Whether or not you’re planning on installing a custom ROM for your phone, you should probably root your phone, as it can open up myriad opportunities to install apps that require root access.

Breaking our vow of non- root silence, join our Android customization series as it takes its first steps in the world of rooting Android devices.

With the official Android 2.2 for the Motorola Droid hopefully arriving next Tuesday, this may seem a little late, but we still wanted to make sure we had a full guide on file which can take you ...

In rooting your Android phone you can unlock your handset’s full potential–an increase in speed, battery life, and customizability are just a few of the benefits. You also gain access to free ...

For Android enthusiasts, rooting and custom ROMs were once the ultimate draw ... While iPhone users had the option of jailbreaking their devices to install a handful of apps that Apple didn't approve ...

Google Android O Developer Preview 2 is now available for recent Nexus and Pixel devices, and there are a few different ways to get it. You can register your device with the Android O Beta program ...

Android 11 is here, and not just for Pixel phones. The update brings plenty of new features to your phone, and we'll show you how to install it.

Less than a week after the Barnes & Noble NOOK Tablet started shipping, hackers have discovered a way to root the tablet and install the official Google Android Market. There are still a few hoops ...

If you remember the last time a new camera app landed in the wild, you had to have a rooted Android phone to make use of it. This time, you don't need root to install the updated app. The new ...