How to Root Samsung Galaxy S21 Series on One UI 3.1 with Magisk
Samsung Galaxy S21 series is the best offering from the Korean manufacturer to date. The series contains three devices and all three are flagships. These devices contain all the top-notch specs...
How to Manually Update a Rooted Galaxy S21 and Keep Root Access?
Last month we have talked about “How you can gain root access to Samsung Galaxy S21 series using Magisk?”. If you are a Samsung Galaxy S21 series user, you may have...
How to Update the Samsung Galaxy S21 Series to Stable Magisk v22?
We have previously written an article about “How you can Root Samsung Galaxy S21 series with the help of Magisk Manager?” in that article we have used Magisk canary to root...
How to Boot the Samsung Galaxy S21 in Download Mode?
With more people getting their hands on the Samsung Galaxy S21, Galaxy S21 Ultra, and Galaxy S21+, we're going to see requests for how to boot into Download Mode....
How to Fix Samsung Galaxy S21 Bluetooth Connection Issues?
These days, smartphones are ingrained in our everyday lives and most won't even notice until something doesn't work. Paring the Galaxy S21, S21 Ultra, or S21+ with a Bluetooth...
How to Unlock the Samsung Galaxy S21 Bootloader (Exynos)?
Smartphones come with locked bootloaders so the customer knows the only software that's on it is officially from the OEM. This is great for devices we just buy but...
How to Boot the Galaxy S21 in Recovery Mode?
If you ever find that your Samsung Galaxy S21, S21+, or S21 Ultra is unable to boot into Android then you may need to boot into Recovery Mode first....
How to Boot the Galaxy S21 in Safe Mode?
Android has a number of special boot modes but few of them are meant to be available to the average user. Booting the Galaxy S21 into Safe Mode, on...
How to Save a Samsung Galaxy S21 Screenshot?
On most Android smartphones and tablets we need to press and hold the Power and Volume Down buttons in order to take a screenshot. If we do this on...
How to Reset the Samsung Galaxy S21?
All devices that depend on software to be functional has the potential to bug out and stop working. For smartphones, we tend to call this a "bricked" device. There...
