Nexus 6

Google released Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow last week and now that the Nexus 6 has started to receive the OTA update, let me show you how to manually apply it.

Android 6.0 is currently rolling out to the Nexus 6 but if you don’t want to wait for the update then follow these steps to manually sideload it.

In case you missed the news, Google just released Android 6.0 Marshmallow and today I wanted to show you how to install it on your Nexus 6.

Icon packs are a great way to personalize your Android smartphone but not everyone knows how to set them up. So let’s take a look at how to install icon packs on the Nexus 6.

If you ever get tired of running custom ROMs, or maybe you just want to go back to vanilla Android, here is how you can revert your Nexus 6 back to stock Android.

You may wash your hands every day but how often do you clean your Nexus 6? Here are a few suggestions for how to keep your phone clean.

If you have ever wanted to spice things up on your Nexus 6, maybe you would be interested in this tutorial about how to change the default font style.

Not everyone has a good experience with the latest version of Android. So here is a tutorial for how to downgrade the Nexus 6 to Lollipop.

If you’re having trouble with one specific application on the Nexus 6, then clearing the application cache and/or data can help to fix it and here is how.

Xposed for Lollipop has been released and you can get it working on your Nexus 6 right now with these step by step instructions.

If text and icons look too large on your 5.96-inch Nexus 6, changing the DPI just might be the answer you are looking for and here are the steps to do that.

For anyone who dislikes the navigation bar, this tutorial will show you how to get rid of it and enable pie controls instead.

Custom ROMs and kernels are my favorite parts of Android and today I have curated a Nexus 6 custom kernel list that I was able to find on XDA.

Once you are rooted and have a custom recovery installed, then it’s time to pick from this Nexus 6 custom ROM list of all the ones I can find right now.

It’s much quicker and easier to install a custom kernel than it is to install a custom ROM. So today’s tutorial will show you how to install a custom kernel onto the Nexus 6.

Now that you have root access to the Nexus 6 with a custom recovery installed, a custom ROM can finally be installed. Simply follow these steps to get a custom ROM installed onto your Nexus 6.

To end our Nandroid backup series, I wanted to talk about how to delete your previously created backups from the internal storage of your Nexus 6.

Creating a backup is great, but what about how to restore it? Today’s tutorial walks you through the step by step process on how to restore your previously created Nexus 6 Nandroid backup.

Having a custom recovery can allow you to do lots of useful things. My favorite is the ability to backup partitions so today’s tutorial will cover how to create a Nexus 6 Nandroid backup.

Stock recovery is nice, but a custom recovery gives you much more power. So today’s guide will walk you through the step by step process on how to install a custom recovery onto the Nexus 6.

Root access allows us to do a lot of things with our devices that aren’t normally possible. So today I will be guiding you through the entire Nexus 6 root tutorial.

Sometimes things can go wrong when we mod our Nexus 6 and thankfully there is a fail safe. If you ever get stuck you can simply do a Nexus 6 Factory Reset and everything should work again.

Sometimes the cache partition for Android can become corrupt or cause issues with the Nexus 6, so here is a step by step guide on how to wipe the cache partition on Google’s Nexus 6.

Recovery Mode is required in order to do things like a factory reset or clearing the cache partition. So today I’m going to walk you through the process of how to boot up into the Nexus 6 Recovery Mode.

If you ever need to unlock the bootloader of the Nexus 6, or just need to get into the Recovery Mode, then you’ll need to know how to boot into the Nexus 6 Fastboot Mode. Let’s take a look at how this is done.

When troubleshooting random issues with Android, it’s best to eliminate 3rd party applications first. So here are the step by step instructions on how to boot up into the Nexus 6 Safe Mode.

For anyone that has used an LG smartphone in the last couple of years you might know how useful the double tap to wake feature can be. Now, anyone with a Nexus 6 can regain this functionality and you don’t even have to have root access to do it.

We are just a couple of weeks away until the release of the 2014 Nexus flagship smartphone, the Google Nexus 6. In preparation of the release I wanted to go through the step by step process of how to unlock the bootloader of the Google Nexus 6.