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MultiROM, the tool that allows users to install more than one custom ROM on compatible smartphones, now supports the HTC One M8. Users are able to switch between different ROMs as and when they wish, without having to manually flash each one every time.
Ever updated an app and found that the latest version just doesn’t work as well as the last, or that the developer suddenly dropped support for routed devices? It’s likely happened to us all at some point, and usually, it’s not easy to fix. But AppDowner lets you install earlier app releases without losing any data.
The Team Win Recovery Project custom recovery now provides official support for the first Android Wear smartwatches from Samsung and LG. The release gives Gear Live and G Watch users the ability to flash custom ROMs and other tweaks, make complete ROM backups, and more.
The OnePlus One ships with one of the biggest and best custom ROMs right out of the box (CyanogenMod), but for those who like to tinker and switch things up every so often, there are other options available — like the Paranoid Android ROM, which now provides official support for the One and a number of devices from Oppo.
The LG G Watch has been on sale through Google Play for just two weeks, and already it has its first custom ROM. In addition to increasing the intensity of the watch’s vibration motor, the software brings welcome performance improvements and better battery life.
