XDA Forum Moderator Heisenberg has made a beginner level guide, detailing all the necessary steps for unlocking, rooting and making your Moto X Style (Pure) flash ready for custom roms. The guide is comprehensive, so grab some coffee and your Moto X Style (Pure) and get on with it.
XDA Recognized Contributor abo hani has put together a comprehensive guide, detailing steps required to theme various aspects of Xperia devices on Lollipop. The guide is very extensive and covers topics ranging from importing projects to Android Studio/Eclipse to theming Xperia Small Apps.
Samsung has a habit of doing things themselves instead of relying on external companies for their hardware. We’ve seen this with their Super AMOLED displays, Exynos chips and it seems like they are developing an alternative to Gorilla Glass as well. Turtle (or Turtle Glass) has been uncovered by a Samsung insider and it could be used in smartphones, TVs, tablets and more.
S Health is actually a pretty feature rich health application from the South Korean tech giant but anyone without a Samsung device probably doesn’t realize this. Thankfully though, the application has now been updated to support most Android smartphones running Android 4.4 or higher.
After hitting $1,00,000 on their Kickstarter campaign, Next has just announced that a Verizon variant of the Robin will be available for purchase. The company is also announcing a limited edition third color scheme for the device and is asking the community to contribute by sending in what colors they would like to see.
We’ve watched as Google is slowly growing the Android One project into more and more countries around the world. Today we learn that the latest addition to the family is the Aquaris A4.5 and it is available for purchase right now in both Spain and Portugal via BQ.
People have been having trouble activating their 2015 Moto X Pure Edition on the Verizon Wireless Network. A few thought it was Verizon up to their old shenanigans, but it was actually Motorola who hasn’t sent them the IMEI numbers for their database. The issue has been resolved and you can even use Verizon’s website to activate your new Moto X right now.
