Having root access on Android allows a huge number of tweaks and changes to be made--you can even go so far as to graft new system frameworks into your operating system. Beyond the customization ...

Android: Greenify, the awesome auto-hibernating battery saver, used to be a root-only app. As of this weekend, Greenify also works with non-rooted devices, with a few caveats. If you're rooted, ...

Greenify is a fairly popular battery saver application for Android devices that can have a positive effect on your smartphone’s battery. Until now, the application was only available for rooted ...

Over the course of Android’s lifetime, there have been many apps to come out that promise to extend your battery life. Just to name a few, there’s Juice Defender, Qualcomm’s Battery Guru, and many ...

Last week on our Android customization series, we took a moment to quickly show you how to install a module in Xposed on your rooted Android device. This week, let’s start looking at using those ...

For Android power users, especially those who are not afraid to root their beloved devices, a world of root-only apps becomes instantly available. One app which is particularly famous among root-users ...

Finding that you're just not getting the battery life you need from your Android smartphone or tablet? You need to take a look at Greenify. Greenify is a free app for Android (Google Play Store link) ...

The battery in the Samsung Galaxy S3 smartphone is supposed to last for 18 hours on standby, 10 hours if you're talking, eight hours if you're playing a video. We've been lucky if ours lasted half ...

ANDROID task killers -- we've all downloaded and installed them. Some believe they miraculously speeds up their Android device, while others say they boosts their battery life. Truth is the Android ...

That’s what we learned from Greenify developer Oasis Feng, who took to Google+ to share that he received a 30-day notice from Google about the potential “misuse” of accessibility services in Greenify.

Android Doze works by temporarily disabling things like network access when you haven’t used your phone in a while. In Android 6.0, this feature kicks in when your phone is stationary and the screen ...

Having root access on Android allows a huge number of tweaks and changes to be made—you can even go so far as to graft new system frameworks into your operating system. Beyond the customization aspect ...