We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. ClockworkMod Recovery is about to get a hefty update to version 6 that will make your ROM flashing experience ...

Well, that didn't take long at all. Samsung's smartphone-tablet hybrid, the Galaxy Note, has already been rooted and given a version of ClockworkMod recovery, a tool that allows users to install ROMs, ...

This week the folks at CyanogenMod, far and away the most popular 3rd party ROM development group, have revealed their first shot at ClockworkMod Recovery for Google Glass. This interface is one of ...

Custom recovery tools like ClockworkMod and TWRP make it easy to make a complete backup of an Android device, restore from a backup, wipe data, or install custom firmware updates. While it can ...

ClockworkMod Recovery is a tool that lets users of rooted Android devices create a complete backup of their device, restore from previous backups, wipe all data, or install new operating systems or ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. A new feature was teased for ClockworkMod Recovery 6 last night, one that will allow users to quickly create ...

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Huawei P8, the company's flagship smartphone is one of the most beautiful Android smartphone. The P8 comes with a powerful internals and runs on Android 5.0 Lollipop operating system. Now you can ...

If you are a flashaholic person, you must have rooted your Android smartphone and have installed the popular ClockworkMod Recovery on it. The main purpose of the CWM Recovery is to allow the users to ...

The kerfuffle over the Droid X exploding on modders may soon be a distant memory, as the next step in full pwnage of the device has been completed. Thanks to the ever-talented Koush, the first working ...

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