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How to enable USB stick / flash drive on Nexus 7?

Google Nexus 7 does not have microSD card slot. Adding extra SD card to increase storage space is not an option. You will face low disk space issue sooner or later especially for those with 8GB storage model (like mine). My Amazon Kindle Fire serves me well even with 8GB storage only. However, situation is not the same with Nexus 7 because it supports lot of interesting Android games with NVIDIA Tegra 3 GPU. And most of these advanced 3D games require lot of disk space. Luckily, I manage to put most of my music, photo and video on external storage like USB flash drive. And connect it with USB OTG cable when needed. Of course, with the help of StickMount application too. Note – root access is required.

USB flash drive on Nexus 7

How to root Kindle Fire with SuperOneClick?

Titanium Backup is the primary reason that I want to root Amazon Kindle Fire. Titanium Backup needs root access to backup / restore apps. So how to root Kindle Fire? Very simple, just use SuperOneClick to root Kindle Fire. Really, just one single click.

Root Amazon Kindle Fire with SuperOneClick

Download SuperOneClick ~ 1 click to root Android device

For me, root access is a must for my Android devices. I have no issue with Android HTC HD2 where custom ROM has root access by default. And Samsung Galaxy S II has CF-Root kernel that provide root access too. SuperOneClick is the application that provides 1 click to root Android device. SuperOneClick supports lot of Android phone and tablet. And SuperOneClick is going to root my Kindle Fire now.

SuperOneClick

Top reasons to root Kindle Fire

Why root Amazon Kindle Fire? All my Android devices have root access. I have plenty of reasons to root them. Same apply to root Kindle Fire. Lot of useful Android applications requires root access in order to use them. So here are my top reasons why you should to root Kindle Fire.

Root Kindle Fire
Root Kindle Fire

How to take screenshot on Kindle Fire without root access?

Take screenshot on Android device like phone and tablet? Simple as ABC, right? Just install screenshot application like ShootMe or screenshot. Then take screenshot with it. However, they are only workable on rooted Android devices. How to take screenshot on stock Amazon Kindle Fire that comes without root access? It is not an easy task. But not mission impossible too. Personally, I won’t do so if just to take screenshot. However, setup this environment can do other important stuffs like root Kindle Fire, install custom CyanogenMod ROM or even install Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich ROM on Kindle Fire. So why not?

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