Tag Archives: Fastboot

Minimal ADB and Fastboot are among the main tools used when working with Android apparatus. It is a command line tool that lets you communicate with a device it functions as a middle man, that lets you drive, modify, debug, and tweak system files quite easily. Additionally, it lets you unlock your device’s bootloader with only few controls. So if you’re into flashing, rooting or deleting your own Android smartphone, ADB and Fastboot are a must have tool for you, as an Android device owner. The Android Studio provides different tools to create apps for Android platform when testing it from the tool itself. While the whole bundle of Android Studio is of approximately around 800MB, Minimal ADB provides a incredibly diminished version of that command line tool that can be used for debugging your device only. Typically if you want to install ADB and Fastboot you have to download …

Android and iOS are the most popular mobile operating systems on the market. Both offer a variety of apps and settings but, eventually reach their limits at a certain point. Rooting or Jailbreaking your phone (or tablet) will offer you thousands of tweaks, skins and new apps that you should not miss out on. It will also help you to remove bloatware.   Android Launchers and lock screen widgets are great tools to customize your Android experience without rooting your device. You are also able to root your device and customize it with a launcher and widgets afterwards. If your Android device is rooted but you don’t want flash a custom ROM, Xposed Framework might be the perfect solution for you. You are, however, also able to add new features to your custom ROM with Xposed. With the release of Android 5.0 Lollipop Google replaced the former Dalvik cache with ART. Due to this, Xposed does not work with …