Need to get on the latest Android 5.1 Lollipop and have root on your Nexus 10?
Android 5.1 just came out and luckily Nexus 10 owners get to enjoy it first! (We are still waiting on Nexus 6 and 9 Android 5.1, which is funny because those are newer devices.)
The process is pretty easy if you have a Windows, Mac or Linux computer with you so follow our tutorial on how to update and root Android 5.1 on your Nexus 10!
For those of you who want to root your Nexus 10 Android tablet, here’s a step-by-step tutorial anyone can follow. This is for Windows, Mac or Linux.
This will work on all Android versions including Android 4.2.1, 4.2.2, 4.3, 4.4.2, 4.4.3, 4.4.4, and Lollilpop 5.0.1/5.0.2/5.1.
(For rooting Android 4.3/4.4.2/4.4.3/4.4.4, the steps are exactly same except for Step 9, you need to download the latest version of SuperSU from ChainFire and use that instead of the one provided.)
Nexus 10 Root Mac OSX Video tutorial:
Nexus 10 Root Linux/Ubuntu Video tutori
Hey, it’s been a long time I’ve updated this site. It seems like I have way to many devices on my hands than I can possibly go through in a week but I will be trying to revive it by doing a ROM of the Week and giving it a brand, new start.
Anyways, the big news of the week is that Android 4.4.3 is OUT for all Nexus smartphone/tablet devices including the Nexus 10.
For those of you with a rooted Nexus 10, you can easily update to the latest Android 4.4.3 with root by using the Android 4.4.3 Stock ROM zip file. Now, the latest Android 4.4.3 brings a ton of
As some of you may have heard, Google has finally released official Android 4.3 as of yesterday. Well, it will eventually get pushed to your device if you are not rooted but for those of you who are rooted, you can easily update your Nexus 10 to the official Android 4.3 with root using the Android 4.3 ROM. This is identical to the actual OTA update and you do not have to unroot to get it.
Simply, install the Android 4.3 ROM just as you would with any other custom ROM. To get root, just install the latest SuperSU from ChainFire.
What’s different with Android
Rooted on a custom ROM on your Nexus 10? Or perhaps just rooted? You don’t have to unroot your Nexus 10 to get the latest Android 4.2.2, you can stay rooted and update to Android 4.2.2 easily by flashing an Android 4.2.2 ROM with root in ClockworkMod/TWRP recovery. (Just install the zip file without any data wipe/factory reset, also make backup ROM just in case!)
With the latest Android 4.2.2 ROM, you will get more stability and faster speeds, plus couple extras (like long-press in toggles to toggle wifi/bluetooth).
If you are not running the latest Android
For those of you who might have bricked your Nexus 10 or want to return your Nexus 10 completely back to a factory firmware, here’s how to unroot/unbrick your Nexus 10 completely back to factory firmware. You can do this on Windows, Mac, or Linux.
Step 1. Hold down Power, Volume Up, and Volume Down button together for about 20 seconds until your Nexus 10 reboots into fastboot bootloader mode.
Step 2. Connect a microUSB cable from your Nexus 10 to your computer.
Step 3. Next, download stock firmware and uncompress. (You can use 7zip or
For those of you who want to root your Nexus 10 Android tablet device, here’s a video tutorial on how to root your Nexus 10.
UPDATE: This is OLD!!! PLEASE FOLLOW NEW ROOT METHOD HERE INSTEAD!!!!
Now, since CWM Recovery (as of the date of this video) isn’t working 100% properly as SD card isn’t accessible and CWM Recovery reboots after around 30 seconds, we are going to have to resort to installing zip file over ADB sideload.
This is a bit tricky to do as yo
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