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Downgrade Galaxy S9/S9 Plus to Android Oreo from Android Pie

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This is the guide to downgrade Galaxy S9/S9 Plus to Android Oreo from Android Pie. All those users who recently updated to Android Pie...
Change CSC on Galaxy S9/S9 Plus

How to change CSC on Galaxy S9/S9 Plus

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This is the comprehensive guide to change CSC on Galaxy S9/S9 Plus. The CSC can be changed simply by flashing a combination firmware and...
Install unofficial TWRP on Redmi Note 6 Pro

How to Install unofficial TWRP on Redmi Note 6 Pro

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Xiaomi refreshed it’s best-selling offering in a short span of time, improving upon the usability with new software-based features while leaving out a notable...
Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus Android Pie XXU2CRLI

Update Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus to Android Pie XXU2CRLI Firmware [Official]

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Ladies and Gentlemen! It is a big day for the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus owners. Samsung has finally started rolling out the official...

How to Unlock Essential Phone Bootloader

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Own an Essential Phone and want to begin tweaking it? You need to unlock its bootloader first of all. It's extremely easy to unlock...
Unlock Xiaomi Mi Bootloader

How To Unlock Xiaomi Mi Bootloader

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Own a Xiaomi Mi and want to modify it? You need to unlock its bootloader first. The bootloader of Xiaomi Mi phones is locked...
Unlock Asus Zenfone Bootloader

How To Unlock Asus Zenfone Bootloader

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By default, the bootloaders of Asus Zenfone handsets are locked. If you want to modify your Asus Zenfone, you have to unlock its bootloader...
Huawei Mate 10 Lite was announced recently. It's a budget phone with an 18:9 display and impressive hardware inside. Huawei Mate 10 Lite is equipped with a 5.9-inch 1080 x 2160 pixels display having 409 PPI. This phone is powered by Huawei's in-house Kirin 659 CPU and Mali-T830 MP2 GPU. It has 64 GB internal storage and 4 GB of RAM. At the back, this phone has a dual shooter with 16 MP + 2 MP cameras. It has a dual shooter setup on the front as well having a shooter of 13 MP and one of 2 MP. There is a rear-mounted fingerprint scanner. A 3440 mAh battery is placed inside. Out of the box, this phone runs on Android 7.0 Nougat. Huawei Mate 10 Lite is a very good option to go with if you have a mid-range budget and you also want a decent phone. It's merely been 2 months since this phone came out, the goodies have already started pouring in. Huawei Mate 10 Lite has already been rooted and it is the first phone of the Mate 10 series to get the TWRP custom recovery. You can now install the TWRP recovery and start customizing your phone. TWRP recovery will allow the Mate 10 Lite owners to install custom ROMs, mods, image files and other zip files on the phone. With the TWRP recovery, you can create a Nandroid backup, EFS backup and also a backup of all the partitions of the phone. Users can also wipe Dalvik cache of the phone. There is an option to wipe the individual partitions of the phone using a custom recovery. You can change the partition format of the phone as well. There are many other uses of TWRP recovery like sideloading applications and mods. TWRP is your gateway to an entirely different and new world of Android customization. Now that TWRP is available for Mate 10 Lite, its time to unleash the real beast hidden inside this phone. We have already posted a guide on how to unlock the bootloader and root Huawei Mate 10 Lite. It's time to flash TWRP custom recovery now. Here are the steps to install TWRP custom recovery on Huawei Mate 10 Lite.  Precautions & Preparation This guide is intended for Huawei Mate 10 Lite only. Do not try this method on any other device otherwise, you may result in bricking it. Make sure that your phone's battery is charged up to 80% in order to avoid any power issues during the flashing process. Backup all of your important contacts, call logs, SMS messages and media content to stay on a safe end. Do not forget to create a backup since this process is supposed to wipe your phone completely. Enable USB debugging mode on your phone in developer options. To do so, go to settings > about device > tap build number for 7 times. You will have developer options in settings now. Open developer options > Enable USB debugging. If you have the "OEM Unlocking" option, enable it as well. Unlock Huawei Mate 10 Lite bootloader. Use your original data cable to establish a connection between your phone and your PC. Follow this guide to the letter to avoid any mishap. Disclaimer: The methods involved in flashing custom recoveries and rooting the device are highly custom. Rooting the device and flashing a custom recover is never recommended by a device manufacturer. In case something goes wrong, TechBeasts or the device manufacturers may not be held responsible. Make sure that you're doing everything at your own risk. Required downloads & installations Download and install Huawei USB drivers. Download and install Minimal ADB & Fastboot drivers. Download twrp-mate10-lite.img file and rename it to recovery.img. Download SuperSU.zip file and copy it to your phone's external storage. How to Unlock Huawei Mate 10 Lite Bootloader Copy the renamed recovery.img file to the Minimal ADB and Fastboot directory which should be in a location such as: C drive > Program Files > Minimal ADB & Fastboot. Connect your Huawei Mate 10 Lite to the computer now. Now open Minimal ADB & Fastboot.exe from your desktop. If you do not have this file on your desktop, then go to your Windows installation drive i.e. C drive > Program Files > Minimal ADB & Fastboot > Press and hold Shift Key + Right-click on an empty area with the open folder > click “Open command window here”. As the command window opens up, enter the following commands one by one. adb devices This command will return a list of devices attached with a code verifying connection. adb reboot bootloader This command will reboot the phone in bootloader mode. fastboot devices This command will verify connection in fastboot mode. fastboot boot recovery.img This will boot your phone in the TWRP recovery. Now in TWRP, tap Advanced > Terminal. In the Terminal, type and enter the following command: echo "systemless = true" /data/.supersu Get back to the main menu in TWRP recovery now and tap Install > Locate and select SuperSU.zip file and flash it. Once done, reboot to the system and your Mate 10 Lite should be rooted. That's all. Note: The method given above will not install TWRP recovery on your phone. In case you want to install TWRP, you can use the command: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img command in step 4 above. This command will flash the recovery in your phone. We are not sure whether the recovery will stick fine or not since it's still in the beta stage.

How to install TWRP Custom Recovery & Root Huawei Mate 10 Lite

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Huawei Mate 10 Lite was announced recently. It's a budget phone with an 18:9 display and impressive hardware inside. Huawei Mate 10 Lite is...
Unlock Bootloader & Root Huawei Mate 10, Mate 10 Lite & Mate 10 Pro

Unlock Bootloader & Root Huawei Mate 10, Mate 10 Lite & Mate 10 Pro

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About a month ago, Huawei released its Mate 10 flagship series. The Mate series brought several smartphones. These phones included the Huawei Mate 10,...

Unlock Bootloader, Install TWRP and Root Huawei Honor 7X

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Huawei's mid-range smartphone the Honor 7X came out very recently with very powerful features onboard. Those of you have got the 7X, they can...
Install TWRP on Huawei MediaPad T3 10

Unlock Bootloader and Install TWRP on Huawei MediaPad T3 10

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Gone are the days when everyone used to love having a tablet. These days, the tablets are quite rare. Although companies like Huawei and...
install Stock ROM on Galaxy A8

How to install Stock ROM on Galaxy A8/A8+ 2018

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Samsung has managed to produce the most beautiful mid-rangers in the history of smartphones. The Galaxy A8 and the A8+ 2018 come with an...
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