For People High On Android
To unlock bootloader on LG Android smartphones, there are several different methods. The easiest method is the official bootloader unlock method supported officially by LG. For all other LG smartphones, you will have to find an unofficial version floating somewhere on the interwebs.
Want to root your Android smartphone or tablet? Want to install TWRP recovery and enjoy loads of custom ROMs available today for your Android device? Well, if so, in this tutorial I show you how to do exactly that starting with unlocking the bootloader. Before you can install TWRP recovery or install custom ROMs on your Android device, you will have to unlock the bootloader in most cases.
There are times where your rooted OnePlus 6 may be in a permanent bootloop situation. No matter what you do, including trying to unroot using TWRP or even trying the fastboot unroot method, it may still be in a bootloop or in other words, “hard brick”. Before crying on your mom’s shoulder or your wife’s shoulder, continue reading as your day is about to get better. Here’s how to fix it.
In this unroot tutorial, I am going to show you how to unroot the OnePlus 6 using stock firmware & TWRP. For this method to work, obviously you will need to have TWRP recovery installed. If you don’t have TWRP recovery installed, you can use the fastboot unroot method. Also, there is another hard brick unroot method, which I should have a tutorial on soon.
For those of you who want to root your OnePlus 6, here is the easiest root method even a 10-year old can follow that works on all Windows, Mac, and Linux. Now, before I begin, you will have to unlock the bootloader. If you have not unlocked your bootloader or don’t know what that is, please follow How to Unlock Bootloader on OnePlus 6 first!
In this tutorial, I am going to show you step-by-step on how to unlock your bootloader with the OnePlus 6 or 6T. The following tutorial will work on all Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chromebook.
If you mess up a step while rooting your Galaxy S9 or S9 Plus or maybe you just want to go back to stock firmware, you can easily do it using ODIN and stock firmware files. Btw, process is identical for all Galaxy smartphones except the firmware file is different.
For those of you who have rooted your Samsung Galaxy S9 or S9 Plus using our root guide, you may have rooted with the SuperSU app as Magisk was not compatible with Galaxy S9 or S9 Plus. Well, there is a modified version of Magisk that you can use now which is 100% compatible. If you have not yet rooted your Samsung Galaxy S9 or S9 Plus, you can follow our existing root guide here but simply use the new modified Magisk instead of SuperSU and you will have Magisk root instead of SuperSU on your Galaxy S9 or S9 Plus.
In this video, I show you how to make DIY dome glass tempered glass for your Samsung Galaxy S9, S9 Plus, Note 8, S8, S8 Plus, and you can also use this method on pretty much any smartphone to apply loca glue with tempered glass so your touch sensitivity and glare stays the same as if you didn’t have tempered glass on. I got this idea from the Dome Glass screen protector, which is good but I thought you could just do it yourself and save some money, especially if you have more than one phone.
In this special edition, I show you how to pronounce Samsung & LG in Korean language, the way Koreans say it in South Korea. Also, I tell you the meaning of these names.
