Google has announced three Android 12 Developer Previews thus far, and one Beta build. The very first Android 12 Developer Preview for its Pixel phones ...

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.

The second Android 15 developer preview comes to us a little over a month after its initial release in February.

The great thing about Android, is that you can easily load on a new custom version of the OS, by way of flashing a custom ROM to your device. I know what some of you might be thinking.

When the flashing process is complete, your phone should reboot automatically into Android 16. If everything went as expected, you should now have Android 16 Beta 1 on your device.

Flashing the Android factory image can be scary, especially for beginners. This guide will walk you through how to install Android Oreo.

Can't wait for Android 11's public beta to release? Here's how you can flash Android 11 Developer Preview on your phone using the simple Android Flash Tool.

The Android Flash Tool will ask for permission to access ADB keys in a pop-up window, which is necessary to install software on your phone. You’ll need to tap “OK” to proceed with this process.

A pop-up will then appear, notifying you that your phone is now enrolled in the Android 15 beta program, and giving you instructions on how to download and install Android 15 on your device.

Installing custom ROMs while your phone’s battery has 50% power or lower will often result in poor battery management. The new ROM will consider the 50% charge as the full battery stats, leading ...