Why you should root Samsung Galaxy S III? Application, data & system settings backup and remove advertisement are the 2 top reasons that you should root Samsung Galaxy S3. Besides, you can further improve Samsung Galaxy S3 performance and enhance user experience with root access. Lot of nice applications and modifications require root access to work. Therefore, root Samsung Galaxy S3 is a must for me. And maybe you too…
Want to enjoy advertisement free environment on your Samsung Galaxy Note II? And able to make full data and system backup to avoid data loss from time to time? Root access on Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is the essential stuff that you need. In addition, your Samsung Galaxy Note 2 performance can be improved and user experience can be enhanced too. Why? Lot of these nice applications and modifications require root access to work. Therefore, root Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is a must for me. And you too…
Why should you root Google Nexus 7? Personally, the 2 top reasons that I root Nexus 7 ~ application, data & system settings backup and remove advertisement. Besides, you can further improve Nexus 7 performance and enhance user experience with root access. Lot of useful Android applications and modifications require root access to work. In addition, you can install custom kernel and ROM which will improve Nexus 7 overall performance and battery life. Therefore, root Nexus 7 is a must for me. And for you too…
How to improve Google Nexus 7 GPS performance? Yes, I am glad that I can ask this question on my Nexus 7 because it has GPS feature unlike Amazon Kindle Fire. I can have big 7″ GPS device on my car now. However, Nexus 7 GPS performance and signal may not be as good as Samsung Galaxy S III which has both GPS and GLONASS. But you still can make Nexus 7 GPS signal lock faster with little of this free Android application ~ FasterFix. Note – root access is required.
Why you should root Samsung Galaxy S II? Before using Samsung Galaxy S2, I am an Android HTC HD2 user. And all the custom ROMs for HTC HD2 are rooted by default. Therefore, I don’t have any issue to use Android applications that require root access. Here are my top reasons why you should to root Samsung Galaxy S2.
