2016年2月4日星期四

Best 3 Root Apps for Android to Root Android without Computer

Finally you make up your mind to root your phone or tablet, but get stuck to selecting a right one from lots of Android root tools? You don’t have to. This article shares with you best 3 Android root apps.
1. SuperSU Pro
SuperSU Pro: SuperSU (Stands for super super user) is a root access app for Android, which can grant or deny access to root whenever any app requests root access. It will record your choice and allow those apps to access root without prompting. It also makes a log of root accesses.
Features
  • Root access prompting, logging, and notifications.
  • Temporarily unroot or completely unroot your phone or tablet.
  • Work even when Android is not properly booted.
  • Wake on prompt.
  • Work as system app.
  • Accesses it by dialing *#*#1234#*#* or *#*#7873778#*#* from the dialer even it is hidden from the launcher.
  • 4- Selectable themes Dark, Light, Light- Dark Actionbar, and Default device.
  • 5- Selectable icons for the app.
Advantages
  • Smooth app, no extra load on CPU.
  • No advertisement.
  • Can be hidden.
  • Small in size, just 2.2MB space.
Disadvantages
  • You cannot lock the app with a pin, but this feature is added in the Pro version which is a paid version of this app.
2. Superuser
This app does almost the same as SuperSU. With this app you are going to get PIN protection for the fee, which is available after paying for it in the SuperSU.
This app is a little heavy compared to SuperSU, when it comes to CPU uses. The interface was not that good when the beta version was launched, but the official version is fine and runs smoothly. The developer of this app has announced that this app will always be free and no paid version will be launched ever.
Features
  • It provides multi user supports (android 4.2 onwards).
  • It is a totally open source project; you can find the source code at github.
  • PIN protection. It asks for PIN whenever it encounters a root access request.
  • Every app can be configured separately.
  • Root access prompting, logging, and notification features.
Advantages
  • It can handle multiple root access requests at a same time.
  • Updates very frequently in the marketplace, hence you will get added support to all the new Android versions almost instantly.
  • You can set the duration of request before they time out.
  • If you are looking for a free app, then you cannot find any app better than this one. You will never feel that you make a compromise by not going for a paid app.
  • No security voids in this app, everything is transparent.
Disadvantages
  • This app is a little bit heavy in terms of CPU uses
  • The interface could be made better, but this can be of personal preference. If I don't like the interface doesn't mean you will feel the same.
3. Superuser X [L]
It is an Android root app designed for experienced people or developers, newbies or amateurs are advised to stay away from this app. This app permits all the apps to access roots once the binary file gets installed, you can also remove this app after that. Hence, you won't get any pop ups asking for the permission to access the root, those pop ups might be irritating for you if you use plenty of rooted apps. Using this app you can stay away from that irritation.
Advantages
  • You will be getting the root access even if this app is uninstalled or gets corrupted once the binary file gets installed.
  • You can also uninstall the app after installing the binary file. Hence, you can save memory space.
  • Gives root access to every app without prompting for permission which can save your time, memory and CPU.
Disadvantages
  • The app is designed for developers and experienced user, if you feel secure by giving the root access by prompting for it, then the app is not for you.
  • If you are in a habit of downloading and installing random rooted apps from the web, then the app is not for you. You might brick your phone in that case.
  • Free version of this app shows some ads, to get rid of that, you should purchase the paid version.
  • This app is currently available for those Android devices which are running on the ARM processor.
  • The app is based on command line interface. Graphical user interface is not provided.

Best 4 Android Rooting Software to Root Android with Computer

Finally you make up your mind to root your phone or tablet, but get stuck to selecting a right one from lots of Android root tools? You don’t have to. This article shares with you best 4 Android root software . 

1. Kingo
Kingo is a free software for Android rooting. It enables you to root your Android phone or tablet in 1 click. It supports Android 2.3 up to Android 4.2.2, and works well with HTC, Samsung, Sony, Motorola, Lenovo, LG, Acer, and so on.
Pros
  • Fully compatible with Android 2.3 up to Android 4.2.2.
  • Enable to remove root at any time.
  • Free of charge.
  • Safe and risk-free.
Cons
  • Not support Android 4.4 or up.
2. SRSRoot
SRSRoot is a little rooting software for Android. With it, you can root your Android phone or tablet, as well as remove root access with a single click. It’s free of charge and provides you with two ways to root. One is Root Device (All Methods) the other is Root Device (SmartRoot).
Pros
  • Work well with Android 1.5 up to Android 4.2.
  • Support unroot.
Cons
  • Not support Android 4.4 or up.
3. Root Genius
Like its name suggests, Root Genius is a smart Android root software created in China. It makes Android rooting simple, easy and fast.
Pros
  • Support more than 10,000 Android phones.
  • One click to root, simple an easy.
  • Enable to flash custom ROM, and remove built-in-apps after rooting.
  • Compatible with Android from 2.2 to 4.4.
  • Free
Cons
  • Not offer unroot function for the time being
4. iRoot
Just like Root Genius, iRoot is another powerful root software created by Chinese people. Just one click, and you can be the master of your Android phone or tablet.
Pros
  • Support thousands of Android phones.
  • High success rate of rooting.
  • Free of charge.
Cons
  • Not offer unroot function for the time being.


2016年2月2日星期二

Directly Kik chat recovery -How to restore deleted Kik Message from Android phone and tablets


Step 1
Download GT Recovery for Android from the official website: http://www.gtrecovery.net/:

Step 2
Install and open it, if your device has not been rooted, GT will remind you to root device at first:


   
If your device has been rooted but you rejected GT’s application for superuser rights, GT will remind you:



Step 3
Once the superuser rights is obtained successfully, the home view will be shown. Click “Recover Kik” on homepage:


Step 4
GT Recovery will start to check Kik installation automatically. After that Click “Scan Deleted Chats” to start new scan.

     
Step 5
The messages that can be found will be shown in the list, you can stop the process any time you want:

Step 6
After scanning, you can choose the messages you need. Doesn’t find message you want ? Click “Restart scan” :



Tips:
1.      The steps are similar to recover other data.
2.      We are always looking to hear of ways to make our software better, and if you have any suggestions or questions about the software, we are here to listen and help!
https://www.facebook.com/GT-Recovery-1655686831368830/
3. If you like our software, please share it, sincere thanks for your support



NEXT : Completely txt recovery-How to restore deleted txt from formatted Android phone and Tablet

2016年1月29日星期五

Completely txt recovery-How to restore deleted txt from formatted Android phone and Tablet


Step 1
Download GT Recovery for Android from the official website: http://www.gtrecovery.net/:














Step 2
Install and open it, if your device has not been rooted, GT will remind you to root device at first:


If your device has been rooted but you rejected GT’s application for superuser rights, GT will remind you:



Step 3
Once the superuser rights is obtained successfully, the home view will be shown. Click “Recover TXT” on homepage:



Step 4
If you have saved scan results before it will be show on this page. Click “Start new scan” to start new scan.



Step 5
The txt that can be restored will be shown in the list, you can stop the process any time you want ,and preview the scan results:




Step 6
After scanning, you can choose the txt you need, then click the button on the below to save the chosen txt :




Step 7
Click ‘View the result’ in the dialog popped up to check the files you just saved.

Tips:
1.      The steps are similar to recover other data.
2.      We are always looking to hear of ways to make our software better, and if you have any suggestions or questions about the software, we are here to listen and help!
https://www.facebook.com/GT-Recovery-1655686831368830/
3. If you like our software, please share it, sincere thanks for your support


SMS RECOVERY-How to recover deleted text messages from Android phone and tablets


Step 1
Download GT Recovery for Android from the official website: http://www.gtrecovery.net/:



Step 2
Install and open it, if your device has not been rooted, GT will remind you to root device at first:


If your device has been rooted but you rejected GT’s application for superuser rights, GT will remind you:


Step 3
Once the superuser rights is obtained successfully, the home view will be shown. Click “Recover SMS” on homepage:



Step 4
If you have saved scan results before it will be show on this page. Click “Start new scan” to start new scan.


Step 5
The sms that can be restored will be shown in the list, you can stop the process any time you want ,and preview the scan results:

  
Step 6
After scanning, you can choose the sms you need, then click the button on the below to save the chosen sms :


Step 7
Click ‘View the result’ in the dialog popped up to check the files you just saved.


Tips:
1.The steps are similar to recover other data.
2.We are always looking to hear of ways to make our software better, and if you have any suggestions or questions about the software, we are here to listen and help!
https://www.facebook.com/GT-Recovery-1655686831368830/
3. If you like our software, please share it, sincere thanks for your support



Contact recovery-How to recover contacts from formatted Android phones

 Step 1
Download GT Recovery for Android from the official website: http://www.gtrecovery.net/:


Step 2
Install and open it, if your device has not been rooted, GT will remind you to root device at first:

 

   If your device has been rooted but you rejected GT’s application for superuser rights, GT will remind you:



Step 3
Once the superuser rights is obtained successfully, the home view will be shown. Click “Recover Contact” on homepage:

























Step 4
If you have saved scan results before it will be show on this page. Click “Start new scan” to start new scan.



























Step 5
The contacts that can be restored will be shown in the list, you can stop the process any time you want:





  





















Step 6
After scanning, you can choose the contacts you need, then click the button on the below to save the chosen contacts :



    





















Step 7
Click ‘View the result’ in the dialog popped up to check the files you just saved.


























Tips:
1.      The steps are similar to recover other data.
2.      We are always looking to hear of ways to make our software better, and if you have any suggestions or questions about the software, we are here to listen and help!
https://www.facebook.com/GT-Recovery-1655686831368830/
3. If you like our software, please share it, sincere thanks for your support