How To Install TWRP Recovery On LG G2 Running Android 4.4.2 Kitkat

In this article you will find out How To InstallTWRP Recovery On LG G2 Running Android 4.4.2 Kitkat. This tutorials is for all LG G2 versions including all carriers and international versions. This method is only for LG G2 with Android 4.4.2 Kitkat. If your device is still running on Android 4.2.2 or 4.3 Jellybean thenClick Here for our update tutorial for LG G2. If you don’t want to update your device to Android 4.4.2 Kitkat but want Custom Recovery in your LG G2 then Click Here.

Warnings:

Below are some warning statements that you must be knowing before preparing to Root or Install Custom Rom in your LG G2 Android Smartphone/Tablet:

• Rooting/Installing Custom ROM is not an authorized process hence you’ll be losing all your warranty benefits over your LG G2  Android Smartphone  after Rooting/Installing it.
• There are certain risks of damaging your Android Smartphone/Tablets while Rooting/Installing Custom ROM in it. Hence, it is recommended that you proceed at your own risk and we are not to be held responsible even if your Smartphone gets damaged during or after completing the Rooting/Custom ROM installation process.
• You might not receive any future official software or firmware updates after rooting and installing Custom ROM in your LG G2  Android Smartphone.

Some Benefits Of Rooting & Flashing Custom Recovery :

• Free up storage space by removing apps and services that were preinstalled by your carrier/manufacturer from your device.
• Increase battery life (apps that might have been running constantly can be removed).
• Increase performance with Tweaks & Mods available for device.
• Update to a new version of Android withCustom ROMs.
• You can flash Tons of Custom ROMs after rooting and flashing Custom Recovery for better performance and looks.

Before You Begin:

• This method is for all LG G2 models.
• Your device must be rooted . Click Here or Here or Here (After Android 4.4.2 Kitkat Update) for step by step rooting method.
• Your device must be charged more than 60%.
• Make backup of all your data for safety.

Download Required Files:

AT&T LG G2 : D800_AutoRec.apk
T-Mobile LG G2: D801_AutoRec.apk
International LG G2: D802_AutoRec.apk
Canadian LG G2: D803_AutoRec.apk
Sprint LG G2: LS980_AutoRec.apk
Verizon LG G2: VS980_AutoRec.apk

Korean Models:

• F320K_AutoRec.Apk
• F320L_AutoRec.Apk
• F320S_AutoRec.Apk

How To Flash TWRP Recovery:

• Follow all steps given in Before You Begin section.
• Now download AutoRec.apk file for your device.
• Install AutoRec.apk file in your device.
• Launch AutoRec app in your device and grant root access to AutoRec app.
• Now just follow onscreen instructions in AutoRec app.

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How To Install TWRP Recovery On LG G2 Running Android 4.4.2 Kitkat

In this article you will find out How To InstallTWRP Recovery On LG G2 Running Android 4.4.2 Kitkat. This tutorials is for all LG G2 versions including all carriers and international versions. This method is only for LG G2 with Android 4.4.2 Kitkat. If your device is still running on Android 4.2.2 or 4.3 Jellybean thenClick Here for our update tutorial for LG G2. If you don’t want to update your device to Android 4.4.2 Kitkat but want Custom Recovery in your LG G2 then Click Here.

Warnings:

Below are some warning statements that you must be knowing before preparing to Root or Install Custom Rom in your LG G2 Android Smartphone/Tablet:

• Rooting/Installing Custom ROM is not an authorized process hence you’ll be losing all your warranty benefits over your LG G2  Android Smartphone  after Rooting/Installing it.
• There are certain risks of damaging your Android Smartphone/Tablets while Rooting/Installing Custom ROM in it. Hence, it is recommended that you proceed at your own risk and we are not to be held responsible even if your Smartphone gets damaged during or after completing the Rooting/Custom ROM installation process.
• You might not receive any future official software or firmware updates after rooting and installing Custom ROM in your LG G2  Android Smartphone.

Some Benefits Of Rooting & Flashing Custom Recovery :

• Free up storage space by removing apps and services that were preinstalled by your carrier/manufacturer from your device.
• Increase battery life (apps that might have been running constantly can be removed).
• Increase performance with Tweaks & Mods available for device.
• Update to a new version of Android withCustom ROMs.
• You can flash Tons of Custom ROMs after rooting and flashing Custom Recovery for better performance and looks.

Before You Begin:

• This method is for all LG G2 models.
• Your device must be rooted . Click Here or Here or Here (After Android 4.4.2 Kitkat Update) for step by step rooting method.
• Your device must be charged more than 60%.
• Make backup of all your data for safety.

Download Required Files:

AT&T LG G2 : D800_AutoRec.apk
T-Mobile LG G2: D801_AutoRec.apk
International LG G2: D802_AutoRec.apk
Canadian LG G2: D803_AutoRec.apk
Sprint LG G2: LS980_AutoRec.apk
Verizon LG G2: VS980_AutoRec.apk

Korean Models:

• F320K_AutoRec.Apk
• F320L_AutoRec.Apk
• F320S_AutoRec.Apk

How To Flash TWRP Recovery:

• Follow all steps given in Before You Begin section.
• Now download AutoRec.apk file for your device.
• Install AutoRec.apk file in your device.
• Launch AutoRec app in your device and grant root access to AutoRec app.
• Now just follow onscreen instructions in AutoRec app.

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How to root LG G pro 2

How to root LG G pro 2

In this article we will show you How To Root LG G Pro 2 with the easiest method and step by step instructions. LG G Pro 2 is latest phablet from LG. LG G Pro 2 come with a massive 5.9-inch True IPS+ LCD capacitive touchscreen with full HD (1920 x 1080) screen resolution and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection for display. The device has a 13 MP rear camera with features like LED flash, Auto-focus, HDR and also support 4K video recording at 30fps and 1080p at 60fps. The device has also 2.1 MP front facing camera for video chat at 1080p resolution. LG G Pro 2 run on Android 4.4.2. Kitkat with support of 2.26 GHz Quad-core CPU, Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chipset with Adreno 330 GPU for better performance. Pro 2 is available in 16 GB and 32 GB version with 3 GB RAM for excellent multi-tasking.

Supported New Firmware: Check in Settings>About Device

• LG G Pro 2 F350K
• LG G Pro 2 F350L
• LG G Pro 2 F350S

Before You Begin:

1. This method works for LG G Pro 2 Only. Don’t try in other devices.
2. Download & Install LG G Pro 2 USB Drivers from Here
3. Enable USB Debugging in your device.Click Here if you don’t know how to enable.
4. Your device must be charged 50% minimum.
5. We recommend you to make a backup of your data.

Download Required Files:

• Download ioRoot zip file

Root LG G Pro 2 :

• Download and extract ioroot.zip file on your PC.
• Connect your device to PC with USB cable.
• If you are a Windows user, right click on root-windows.bat file and Run as administrator option. Mac and Linux users can use the “root-mac.sh” and “root-linux.sh” respectively.
• A CMD window will appear on desktop asking you to press any key to continue .

• Press any key to start rooting process.
• When it is finished, your LG G2 will be rooted and reboot automatically.

Congrats!!! your LG G2 is successfully rooted now. You will find SuperSu app in App Drawer.

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How to root LG G pro 2

How to root LG G pro 2

In this article we will show you How To Root LG G Pro 2 with the easiest method and step by step instructions. LG G Pro 2 is latest phablet from LG. LG G Pro 2 come with a massive 5.9-inch True IPS+ LCD capacitive touchscreen with full HD (1920 x 1080) screen resolution and Corning Gorilla Glass 3 protection for display. The device has a 13 MP rear camera with features like LED flash, Auto-focus, HDR and also support 4K video recording at 30fps and 1080p at 60fps. The device has also 2.1 MP front facing camera for video chat at 1080p resolution. LG G Pro 2 run on Android 4.4.2. Kitkat with support of 2.26 GHz Quad-core CPU, Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chipset with Adreno 330 GPU for better performance. Pro 2 is available in 16 GB and 32 GB version with 3 GB RAM for excellent multi-tasking.

Supported New Firmware: Check in Settings>About Device

• LG G Pro 2 F350K
• LG G Pro 2 F350L
• LG G Pro 2 F350S

Before You Begin:

1. This method works for LG G Pro 2 Only. Don’t try in other devices.
2. Download & Install LG G Pro 2 USB Drivers from Here
3. Enable USB Debugging in your device.Click Here if you don’t know how to enable.
4. Your device must be charged 50% minimum.
5. We recommend you to make a backup of your data.

Download Required Files:

• Download ioRoot zip file

Root LG G Pro 2 :

• Download and extract ioroot.zip file on your PC.
• Connect your device to PC with USB cable.
• If you are a Windows user, right click on root-windows.bat file and Run as administrator option. Mac and Linux users can use the “root-mac.sh” and “root-linux.sh” respectively.
• A CMD window will appear on desktop asking you to press any key to continue .

• Press any key to start rooting process.
• When it is finished, your LG G2 will be rooted and reboot automatically.

Congrats!!! your LG G2 is successfully rooted now. You will find SuperSu app in App Drawer.

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How to Root the LG G2 (All Versions)

By rooting (aka gaining admin rights to) your LG G2, you can not only uninstall bloatware, install a custom ROM and run rooted apps, but also undervolt or overclock the processor for better battery life or performance once a custom recovery is developed. Thanks to a developer on XDA, there’s an easy program to help with this process in a few short steps. Here’s how.

1. Download the LG USB Drivers and install them on your computer.

2. Navigate to System Settings > General > About Phone > Software Information  on the phone.

3. Keep tapping Build Number until it tells you are now a developer.

4. Enable USB Debugging  under developer options. You can get to developer options under System Settings > General > Developer Options.

5. Plug in the device via USB and let the drivers install.

7. Download the rooting tool from the developer’s page here in the first post. 

8. Extract all files from the zip to a folder on your hard drive.

9. Double click the root.bat file and follow the prompts in the program.

10. Unplug the phone from the computer when prompted. 

11.Toggle USB Debugging off and on and then plug the device back in.

12. Hit enter on the computer and wait for the program to finish rooting the device. 

You should see Superuser in your app drawer if all went to plan. 

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How to Root the LG G2 (All Versions)

By rooting (aka gaining admin rights to) your LG G2, you can not only uninstall bloatware, install a custom ROM and run rooted apps, but also undervolt or overclock the processor for better battery life or performance once a custom recovery is developed. Thanks to a developer on XDA, there’s an easy program to help with this process in a few short steps. Here’s how.

1. Download the LG USB Drivers and install them on your computer.

2. Navigate to System Settings > General > About Phone > Software Information  on the phone.

3. Keep tapping Build Number until it tells you are now a developer.

4. Enable USB Debugging  under developer options. You can get to developer options under System Settings > General > Developer Options.

5. Plug in the device via USB and let the drivers install.

7. Download the rooting tool from the developer’s page here in the first post. 

8. Extract all files from the zip to a folder on your hard drive.

9. Double click the root.bat file and follow the prompts in the program.

10. Unplug the phone from the computer when prompted. 

11.Toggle USB Debugging off and on and then plug the device back in.

12. Hit enter on the computer and wait for the program to finish rooting the device. 

You should see Superuser in your app drawer if all went to plan. 

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LG L70 hands-on

LG L70 hands-on: KitKat diet

100%-LG recently announced three new smartphones - LG L90, LG L70 and LG L40 - all part of the company’s latest L Series III. The original L Series (from 2012) and L Series II (introduced in 2013), were pretty good handsets for the money, so we took the latest edition for a spin, with varying results. Let's recap what we found out about the midlevel L70.

Design

The LG L70 is shorter than the L90, on account of the smaller display, but it is almost as wide, sitting well in the hand, perfectly comfortable for one-handed operation. The matte white plastic on the back prevents it from slipping, and overall the handset is very manageable, with clicky side keys.

Display

LG drops the ball again in that department. The L7 II had a 4.3" 480x800 pixels display, while its L70 successor sports the same resolution, but slaps it on a 4.5" panel, lowering the poor pixel density even further. Thus images look pixelated, though the screen is fairly bright, and with decent viewing angles.

Interface

LG's own Optimus UI, with its large icons, and connectivity toggles in the status bar, is coated on top of Android 4.4 KitKat on the LG L70. The latest version of Android doesn't look very good on a display of that resolution, and the huge icons of LG's own UI don't help a bit.

Processor and memory

We've got dual-core 1.2 GHz processor od unknown make, and 1 GB of RAM on the L70, which seemed to power Android KitKat without any hesitation on our demo unit. LG put the measly 4 GB of internal memory, but thankfully added a microSD slot to the L70.

Camera

The handset sports a 5 MP rear camera with LED flash, and a 0.3 MP front-facing shooter, combined with LG's Optimus UI camera interface, which offers just a few shooting modes, indicating we shouldn't be expecting wonders from the camera. Still, it is quick to focus and take a picture.

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LG L70 hands-on

LG L70 hands-on: KitKat diet

100%-LG recently announced three new smartphones - LG L90, LG L70 and LG L40 - all part of the company’s latest L Series III. The original L Series (from 2012) and L Series II (introduced in 2013), were pretty good handsets for the money, so we took the latest edition for a spin, with varying results. Let's recap what we found out about the midlevel L70.

Design

The LG L70 is shorter than the L90, on account of the smaller display, but it is almost as wide, sitting well in the hand, perfectly comfortable for one-handed operation. The matte white plastic on the back prevents it from slipping, and overall the handset is very manageable, with clicky side keys.

Display

LG drops the ball again in that department. The L7 II had a 4.3" 480x800 pixels display, while its L70 successor sports the same resolution, but slaps it on a 4.5" panel, lowering the poor pixel density even further. Thus images look pixelated, though the screen is fairly bright, and with decent viewing angles.

Interface

LG's own Optimus UI, with its large icons, and connectivity toggles in the status bar, is coated on top of Android 4.4 KitKat on the LG L70. The latest version of Android doesn't look very good on a display of that resolution, and the huge icons of LG's own UI don't help a bit.

Processor and memory

We've got dual-core 1.2 GHz processor od unknown make, and 1 GB of RAM on the L70, which seemed to power Android KitKat without any hesitation on our demo unit. LG put the measly 4 GB of internal memory, but thankfully added a microSD slot to the L70.

Camera

The handset sports a 5 MP rear camera with LED flash, and a 0.3 MP front-facing shooter, combined with LG's Optimus UI camera interface, which offers just a few shooting modes, indicating we shouldn't be expecting wonders from the camera. Still, it is quick to focus and take a picture.

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