You'll need another app to access Android's built-in command line, but you'll already have this if you've rooted your device. In any case, the project suggests using the Android Terminal Emulator app.

By now most of you probably have already heard of the term “rooting” and how rooting actually makes your Android device faster. For starters, rooting your phone is actually the same as ...

How to install Magisk modules Now that you've downloaded a module to your device, you can install it by doing the following: Open the Magisk app. Tap the Modules tab in the lower-right corner.

A new universal root tool for devices running on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) has been released by an XDA recognised developer known as Bin4ry.

Thanks to Peter, you can now install the Gingerbread keyboard on your rooted Android device through recovery, and it's very easy to do. Just hit the break to find out how!