Sentences with phrase «apps on rooted devices»

Xposed requires no flashing of any ROMs, but brings tons of customization and tweaks that users can install like apps on rooted devices.

Not exact matches

While we are mostly passionate about rooting and hacking our Android devices, he loves to test apps and has installed literally thousands of apps on his devices.

The streaming giant has announced a policy shift which makes their app inoperable on rooted Android devices.

It has MMC and CF slots for other apps; someone even produced a version of Wikipedia for offline reading that fits on a 16 GB CF card, and there have also been ports of web browsers and RSS readers, among other things (even a terminal; the device gives you full root access if you want, or a consumer - electronics type interface if you don't).

In the past, if you wanted Google apps, you had to root your device or buy a special SD card that had Android loaded on it.

Their Nooks are nice devices well built not junk, the only thing is the prices for Nook items and the lack of Android apps or stuff you can install in the without rooting the Nook is expensive, for the same item on Amazon that sells at B&N its almost triple in price.

Considering that the phone isn't rooted and the most popular volume boost app for Android (Volume +) is only guaranteed to work on Android Gingerbread devices, I decided to look for alternative means for non rooted phones and thus stumbled on something called Android Engineer Mode.

Just waiting on it to get rooted and have MIUI, and then I can run the Kobo app and use Pulse That's actually the really nice thing with Kobo — you can use any bookstore you like, as long as it's open, and you can use Kobo on any device.

So if you want to install Android apps on the Kindle Fire that aren't included in the Amazon App Store, you have two options: hunting down the apk file and sideloading via your computer or rooting the device entirely.

Now you can easily install new apps (that requires root access in order to run properly), or custom ROMs on your device.

IDK freethinker, I'm interested for the chance to install multiple e-reader apps on the same device without needing to root and rom.

After completing both you will obtain an unlocked device, meaning that you will be able to flash custom ROMs into the internal system, install apps that requires root access in order to work properly, add a custom recovery image and so on.

Ofcourse, there were some advance tricks for installing apps on SD, but users with simple rooted devices can now also install apps on SD card with the help of a very simple app available on the Android Market.

When manually installing updates on an Android based device here is what you need to know: almost each time Odin is used, which is a tool designed especially for these types of operations; you don't have to own a rooted smartphone / tablet; if you do have a rooted handset, then after completing the guide, the root access will be revoked; by flashing the stock / official software you can restore the warranty (if it was previously voided) and reset the flash counter; also you can get the default Android experience on your device along with the latest bug fixes, features and apps available for your phone.

While Amazon has grown far beyond its roots as a humble Internet bookstore, it's never forgotten where it came from, and you can now get millions of its titles right on your phone via its Kindle app (or on its Kindle e-reader devices).

Second, you can install the app on any tablet, but it won't stream video over 3G or if you're using a rooted device.

I tried installing the app on my HP TouchPad and it wouldn't stream videos because the device is rooted.

These apps will allow you to apply themes to a stock Android device without root, after a little tinkering with ADB on your computer.

\ XSecureStorage module bypass the secure storage checks on SHealth and Private mode services, this will let you load the SHealth App with no hangs and activate Private mode on Rooted Samsung devices running Xposed framework.

Magisk Hide is the feature that allows you put a cloaking device on root permissions for certain apps.

For instance, bloatware apps that come pre-installed on Android devices are generally stored in the system folder inside of the root directory — normal users can't uninstall these apps, but rooted users can simply navigate to the folder and delete them.

Being that ES File Explorer provides you access to all of your files on device, and full access to your external SD card, if you are rooted, it is nice to gain Cast functionality, instead of relying on other local streaming apps like AllCast or LocalCast.

Then, I have tried with the beta version, which at last has got to instal the Super SU app on my device, however, the phone is still not root.

If you are planning on rooting your device, then you can use various apps that can trigger Download Mode boot right from your Galaxy S8 screen.

So if you'd like to tweak the scale of on - screen elements, the easiest method would be to use a root app called Texdroider to adjust your device's DPI value — just enter a bigger number to increase the size of elements, or enter a smaller number to shrink everything down a bit.

First root the device and then flash the CWM recovery tool, as the app will work only on an unchained system.

Luckily, locking and unlocking the bootloader on a rooted Nexus device is incredibly easy, thanks to an app called BootUnlocker for Nexus Devices.

Simply put, you can now use Sony's Remote Play app to play your favorite PS4 games on almost any Android device — whether it's rooted or not, and regardless of if you're on your local Wi - Fi network or a thousand miles away on mobile data.

This utility makes files on USB sticks available on the Android device's file system so other apps can access them, but it requires low - level access available only to root users.

If your device is not rooted, the only way to get rid of that pesky «Emergency Call» button is to install a third - party lock screen app, which will replace the stock lock screen on your phone.

If you have root access, you can get multi-window multitasking or any app on your device.

According to a Twitter user Elliot Alderson, OnePlus devices come with EngineerMode APK app pre-loaded on them, which acts as a backdoor, giving third - party apps potential root access without the need for unlocking the phone.

There are root - enabled apps on the Play Store such as Bluetooth + which patch the Bluetooth framework to enable HIDD, and when combined with another app such as True Mouse / KB, you can use your smartphone as an input device.

I don't think this single app is worth the trouble of rooting your device, but if you want to learn more about root, here are a couple guides I've written on the subject:

This works with apps like DirecTV GenieGo, Best Buy CinemaNow, and Movies by Flixster, which don't normally work on rooted devices.

Android Pay normally protects your payment data using Android's sandboxing features, but apps can break out of the sandbox on a rooted device.

But some apps — like Google's Android Pay — won't work at all on a rooted device.

Apps that came pre-installed on your device generally can not be uninstalled without root access.

The Xposed Framework has been mostly absent from the modern Android scene lately due to being relegated to Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) and older OS versions, but the long road to full compatibility with Android 7.0 (Nougat) is finally at its end, and Xposed creator rovo89 has released a full, official version of the software, along with a brand new version of the official Xposed Framework installer app that will work on most rooted devices.

Before installing the three apps needed to get Tor up and running on your Android device, you need to first make sure it's rooted.

A function available on some custom ROMs (see above) and via root apps (see above) that shortens the time it takes to reboot a device by simply restarting Android as opposed to fully rebooting through the bootloader (see above).

What were some of the first root apps you installed on your device?

A set of specialized commands or tools that can be installed on a rooted device (see «root» below) to give certain apps more functionality.

Permissions are a serious problem in the Android ecosystem, as apps often request too many and there's no easy way to disallow them without rooting your device, as there is on Apple's iOS.

Furthermore, there are many apps that requires root access in order to work properly (like a custom recovery image — CWM recovery), or a custom ROM firmware can be installed only on devices that has a rooted system.

Even the recent apps screen, which isn't usually tweabable on Android devices without rooting, had an optional «light» theme that replaced apps» card previews with an itemized list.

For running Daydream on an unlisted device, you will need a rooted device running Android 7.1 with Google VR services and the Daydream app installed, a Daydream compatible VR headset and controller.

You can run the Daydream app on the Nexus 5X and LG V20 by rooting the devices and installing the Android 7.1 update.

That said, when users can't find the app they want to install — like Minecraft Pocket Edition for instance — on Amazon's Appstore, they're either forced to root the device and install the Android Market, or download the app from a repository and side - load it.

There's a good chance that these apps will run fine on many of these devices — you can bypass this check with root access.