init.d is a traditional service management package for Linux that runs a bunch of code during booting process. What it does in an Android is that, it runs codes that are placed inside /system/etc/init.d/ folder. As Android uses Linux kernel it can also support init.d. ROMs by default do not have init.d support, however custom ROMs can have native init.d support. There are … [Read more...]
How To Earn Money for Free in Nepal Using Khalti Wallet (Refer and Earn)
Khalti is newly launched wallet service in Nepal. It is a digital payment service that provides cashless transactions for various Bill Payments, Mobile Recharges, DTH payments, Money Transfers, Domestic Remittance, shopping and wallet payments. It is an easy way to send money or accept payments instantly. Khalti is providing Refer and Earn service from which you can earn … [Read more...]
Samsung Galaxy J2 – Install Xposed Framework on SM-J200H
Samsung's Galaxy J2 SM-J200H is a budget phone with 1.3 GHz Quad Core Cortex-A7 Spreadtrum sc8830 chipset and Mali 400 GPU. It has 1 GB of RAM and 8 GB of storage. It comes with a 4.7" screen and 540 x 960 pixel display. The primary camera is 5MP and the selfie camera is 2MP. There is a 2000 mAh battery with Accelerometer and Proximity Sensor. Xposed Framework is the most … [Read more...]
How to Root BlueStacks Latest Version 2019
BlueStacks is one of the first and the most reliable Android Emulators created for Windows. Recently, BlueStacks has got major changes in the underlying technology and has launched Bluestacks 3 (also known as Bluestacks Gaming Platform) which provides a lot of customization and options for Gamer who play Android Games Windows PC with smooth gaming experience. Here I am going to … [Read more...]
How To Root With Magisk? A Systemless Android Root Interface
Magisk is the best alternative to Chainfire’s SuperSU. After Chainfire sold SuperSU to a Chinese company user are afraid to use that closed source SuperSU. Instead of SuperSu, Magisk is highly recommended to use which also is open source and supports various modules. Magisk works system-less-ly, so that it doesn’t alter your system partition in any way. This means you can still … [Read more...]
