Custom ROMs are the ultimate expression of the openness of the Android ecosystem. Learn how to make use of them to soup up your phone or put new luster into an old device.

How to install a custom Android ROM Now that you've rooted your Android, you can get into some serious modding like installing a customized Android OS.

Installing a custom ROM of this nature requires dedication, so you'll need to change how you use your Android phone. When you can get past that, your device will be fast, secure, and have new ...

How to Change ROMs on a Rooted Android. After rooting an Android phone, you can switch the operating system ROM whenever you want. The rooting process removes the preinstalled operating system on ...

This MIUI version of Android for the Kindle Fire has a user interface that is said to be more iPhone-like (a good thing if you like how the iPhone’s interface looks like). Every time a user ...

Recently flashed a custom ROM and lost access to the Play Store? Install GApps on your Android device to restore Google services.

As always the case with the custom ROMs, installing this Android Nougat ROM on your Nexus 7 (2013) will require an unlocked bootloader and custom recovery – TWRP for an example.

Go to the Android Market on your phone and install ROM Manager. This excellent application handles backing up and restoring, as well as flashing new ROMs, all from an easy user interface.

How to get the Android L (Lollipop) look on your phone without rooting or installing ROMs Robert Nazarian July 7, 2014 ...

How to Install a Kernel for Android. The Android's kernel controls many aspects of the operating system, so when you replace the operating system you replace the code that keeps Android running.

By installing a custom Android ROM, you can unlock features and functionality that were previously unavailable on the Rabbit R1.