For anybody who's been on the Android rooting and modification scene for a decent length of time, the name "Root Explorer" probably conjures up flashbacks. X. Dark Light Light ...

Root Explorer is one of those apps that has been on each and every one of my Android devices for years, ... takes advantage of the revised SD card management on Android 5.0.

Root Explorer is a solid file manager, but - surprise, surprise - it's even better for people who have rooted their phones. Back when Android 4.3 first arrived, many root enabled file managers ...

ES File Explorer has added a root option providing write access to your external SD card, bypassing new security restrictions in the Android KitKat operating system. By Jonathan Feist April 19, 2014 ...

Root Explorer was designed with the power user in mind. If you are someone who likes to root your device, then you will need a file manager capable of diving deep into the locked-off files of Android.

The fastest way to root your Android is to use SuperOneClick, which roots your Android on a single click. To use SuperOneClick, you must first download Oracle's Java development toolkit and Google ...

Our Android customization series has, sometimes painstakingly, dedicated itself to non-root tools, tips and tricks to get the most out of your Android device. Today that changes. Last week we ...

Android offers a wide variety of advanced customization options, but that’s only scratching the surface of everything you can do with Google’s open-source operating system. With root access ...

The good news is that you can root a device running Android 6.0. The less good news is that you’ll need to install a modified boot image with a custom kernel and ramdisk.