FAQ

A Stock ROM is the version of the operating system (Android) that the manufacturers of a phone provide with the device. This varies from device-to-device. Take, for example, MIUI. A phone that Xiaomi makes comes with MIUI from the factory,…

Many people, when they move to iPhones from Android, miss the freedom of just flashing a ROM and making the phone feel and perform differently. iOS isn’t Open Source, but Android is, so what’s stopping the developers from porting Android to…

OTA stands for over-the-air, and no prizes for guessing, OTA updates mean over-the-air updates. The term explains it all, but let’s dive into more details, all the way from the elementary level. Over-the-air means without any solid media…

This has surprisingly been a very common doubt among newbie flashers and ROM enthusiasts. This confusion exists because of the lack of knowledge on how exactly rooting works, and how ROMs are installed. No worries, we’re here, let us…

We love Android for its versatility and customizability. It is the crowd favorite for being so intuitive, yet simple at its core. But, like always, some people just aren’t happy with what they’re offered. They want to go a step further,…