If you were confident enough to take the risk and have your rooted, then you're in for a world of endless possibilities, from the freedom of optimizations, a ton of new tweaks to take advantage of along with up to date custom ROMs. Once your Android phone gains root access, you can install a world of Android apps specially designed for rooted devices. These apps will make use of your root permissions to do a bunch of cool stuff on your device that you never thought possible. Here are some of the best root apps for Android with a variety of capabilities.

Flashify

Manually flashing your Android phone can prove tedious and time consuming. However, Flashify does all the heavy lifting so you don't have to. With the ability to automatically flash things such as recovery.img, boot.img, as well as zip files, this app is very efficient if you want to get as much customization as you can, without spending endless hours getting it done.Flashify goes further and backs up all your the files you flash, by syncing them automatically to your local or cloud storage. It also provides you the synchronization of the files backed up on your devices and desktops cloud storage. In addition, the app comes with features that allow kernel restoration and recovery via your SDcard. Although this app is free, it only allows you to perform a maximum of three flashes for free in a day, with more number of flashes needing you to make a purchase. You can however opt to add them to your queue for them to be flashed the next day.

Tasker

If you are into automation of all the processes on your device, then Tasker will do wonders for your rooted device. With a little work, you'll be able to automate all the regular activities on your Android handset, from the automation of simple tasks to scheduling of activities, Tasker is just what you need.

SuperSU

If you phone has root privileges, then SuperSU is a much needed companion for your device. This app will more than come in handy for your root device, aside from its management of apps provided with superuser permissions, there is an index of awesome stuff you can explore.Its one of the most popular root assistant out there, so much so that most rootable kernels require default installation of SuperSU.

Titanium Backup

One of the most crucial parts of any rooted phone, is data backup. Titanium Backup is your one stop app if you are looking for all-round backup features for your Android rooted handset. It is essential that you conduct a full backup of all your device's data before you can start making use of custom ROMs, system mods, and other customization tweaks, just in case things end backfiring. With Titanium Backup the performance and management of backups is done with complete ease.

Greenify

Among the many benefits of rooting your Android device, battery optimization is one of the best. Greenify is just the right app you need to have on your phone to discover just how far you can go in managing your device's battery life. Working just as well without root, Greenify is an outstanding app with hibernation functionalities that allow you to stop any resource-intensive apps running in the background and those that could be draining unnecessary system power.

DataSync

DataSync has one of those apps with a unique feature you never knew you need. DataSync offers you device a root ability that allows you to synchronize multiple devices together, in a way that even when you are done using one device, you can pick up at the same exact point on another device. For instance, if you were playing a game on your smartphone and then your battery dies, then you can continue where you left off on you tablet. There is this and a lot more to look forward on the app.

DiskDigger

Another really useful root app with an exceptional feature to offer is DiskDigger. Now that you have rooted your device, having the DiskDigger app installed on your phone will ensure that you never have to worry about permanently losing your texts, photos, files or anything else deleted either by accident or intentionally. DiskDigger ensures that you recover all your files almost instantly. What apps have you discovered since you rooted your Android device? Share them with us in the comments section below.

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What's my model number?

There are several ways to locate your model number:

Option 1
On your device, go to Settings, then "About device" and scroll down to "Model number"
Option 2
Often times you can view the model number inside the device, by removing the battery
Option 3
Using Samsung's model/serial number location tool

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