How to enable MultiWindow on Android Marshmallow!

Boooom! Android M preview is out. For those that already flashed it, there might be a really really cool thing for you to try. In fact, Android M comes with multiwindow. It's experimental but seems to be working. Let's try it out!Firstly, boot into recovery. Be sure to have a custom recovery, TWRP works the best.Be sure the /system partition is mounted (Go to mount -> mount the system)Connect your device to your PC, be sure to have your device...

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Samsung Galaxy S6 Apps - PORTED!

It's been a little while since the new Samsung flagship reveal, that also showed us the new version of Touchwiz followed by bunch of new apps, mostly with a new Material Design-ish overhaul. Guess what, they are ported!Unfortunately, all these apps are working on Touchwiz-powered ROMs only (Samsung devices only, in other words).Here's a little list of what apps do we have now:LauncherAccuWeather widgetMusic PlayerKeyboardSmart ManagerS HealthWallpaperPickerGalleryBrowserMyFilesGalaxyAppsCalculatorSnapBiz...

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[PORTED] LG G4 Apps now available for LG G3!

The newly release LG's flagship, the G4, hasn't even shown up to the public and boom, already got a few apps ported for its older brother, G3. The camera, gallery, contacts, launcher, calendar, voice recorder, alarm clock and some more are all available for installing on your G3!Since the system dumb has been pushed, the LastStandingDroid@XDA decided to port a few apps for the older generation, the G3.In the result he ported a fine amount of...

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Unresponsive touchscreen FIX for OnePlus One!

Several OnePlus One users have reported this rather annoying glitch when screen becomes unresponsive after a while. Everything seems to be working fine exepct the touchscreen, which stays unresponsive and the only way to fix this is to reboot the device. If you're experiencing such issues, here's a fix for you!The solution is only temporary and users will probably have to wait for another software update fixing this issue but it seems to be working...

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Reverse Engineering - How Android apps get hacked?

Reverse engineering is the process of "disassembling" a software followed by certain edits and moficiation that aims to recover what's behind the interface and a fully functional app. People who do this process, however, are planning to change the software's source code and exploit the app. Software cracks, keyloggers, those all are products of revers eengineering. As you might guess, reverse engineering can be quite dangerous for us - the users.)Security...

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