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.

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.

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

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.

Back in November, the CyanogenMod team announced an interesting new project that allowed users to flash the team’s custom Android ROM in just a few clicks. The app came with a catch, though. It ...

It's now possible to install and use Android Studio on Chrome OS. Use this handy guide to get started with making Android apps on your Chromebook.

How to install custom themes Once you have Substratum up and running, you probably want to go ahead and install a theme (that’s the entire point of this guide, right?).

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean brought along some new applications like Google Ears, also known as Google Sound Search, and improved Face Unlock. With this guide, you’ll be able to download and install ...