flashfire

Android Oreo is now available for some Pixel and Nexus device. It has also already seen a root method. Now Chainfire has released a version of FlashFire that works on Android Oreo. Once you are rooted you can use FlashFire to flash roms and other mods without actually having to replace your...

I for one have not rooted a device in at least 6 months. This is mostly due to the fact that Verizon and some OEMs have made it very difficult and in some cases impossible to achieve root on some devices. That coupled with the fact that many of the things we needed root for years ago are...

Nougat has been rooted, but everytime Google sends out an update for the Pixel and Pixel XL root is lost, and we have to wait for Chainfire to figure out a new way to root these devices on the new update. The good news is that it looks like Chainfire has figured out a way to keep the Pixel...

FlashFire is the successor to the wildly popular Mobile-Odin. It is designed to allow you to flash files easily on the go. This means you can flash roms and files from within the Android system without having to actually boot into recovery. Chainfire has just updated the app to v0.33. The latest...

FlashFire is the app by ChainFire that allows you to flash roms, wipe data, make backups all straight from your device without having to boot into recovery. This is kind of the younger brother of Mobile ODIN except it is way more versatile. FlashFire has been updated to v0.26. With the update...