If you’ve ever tried to root your Android phone or flash a ROM, you may have heard about ADB and/or fastboot. These two tools are surprisingly powerful, but can be a bit overly complex to install.

Last week, we showed you how to install ADB and fastboot on any OS. If you're not sure why you'd want to go to the (relatively minor) trouble, here are just some of the useful things you can do ...

So, let’s check out how you can download and install Fastboot drivers on your Windows 11 or Windows 10 PC. ADB stands for Android Debug Bridge, and as it is pretty clear by the name itself ...

When you set up ADB, you’ll get fastboot commands, too. Fastboot commands like “fastboot flash” will allow you to install custom recoveries and kernels. Head over to the Android Developers ...

In addition you will need to install the Android SDK or at least ADB and Fastboot. Below we’ll go over all the details in a simple fashion for those who’d like to try Android 5.0 on the Nexus ...

If you’re looking for how to install Android P on the Essential Phone, you’ve come to the right place! Unfortunately it’s not as easy as enrolling in the Android Beta Program, though.

There are two methods to getting ADB and Fastboot on your computer. The first is to download and install the Android SDK, but it includes a lot more than what you really need. This method will ...

Irrespective of the method you choose, there are some common steps that you need to get in place: Install ADB on your computer by following our guide. The process also installs Fastboot on your ...