Learn How To Root Galaxy Note 3!
Want Note 4 and Galaxy S6 features on your Galaxy Note 3? Check out the latest Aurora ROM.
Based on Android 5.0.1 TouchWiz Lollipop ROM, the Aurora ROM brings you a hybrid experience of Note 4 and Galaxy S6. For launcher, you will get a Galaxy S6 launcher with Theme Engine just like you would get on a real Galaxy S6 and enjoy stuff like the Avengers theme.
Looking for a good AOSP custom ROM with latest Android 5.1.1 and root? Then check out Dirty Unicorns ROM, which comes with a load of customization along with the latest Android 5.1.1. Now, this isn’t for everyone, this is for those of you who want to run AOSP ROMs (What is AOSP?) on your Note 3 and run the latest and great Android OS. Of course, you can always use the backup and restore feature of CWM or TWRP recovery to try out the ROM and restore to your current ROM.
Looking for a super-fast and stable Android 5.1.1 AOSP ROM with root? (What is AOSP?) Then check out latest Temasek CM12.1 ROM.
Based on latest CM12.1 Android 5.1.1 sources, the Temasek CM12.1 ROM aims to bring you speed, performance, and optimization to your Note 3. Believe me, if you want to convert your Galaxy Note 3 into a super Nexus device, this is the ROM to be on “right now”.
Overclocking has always been one of the biggest reasons to root Android devices including the Note 3. It can give you full control over the CPU, allowing you to get more juice out of it. And a lot of people are worried that their CPU will burn up into thin air but on the contrary, mobile CPU processors are different from regular computer processors in that they have been designed to not burn up in case things get hot.
What if I blow up my CPU?Looking to turn your Note 3 into a Note 4? Look nowhere further than Note 4 Port Evolution ROM by XDA user Kbythwood!
Based on Android 4.4.4 TouchWiz, Note 4 Port Evolution ROM brings you Note 4 system UI and features to your Note 3, it will work on the AT&T Galaxy Note 3 SM-N900A, T-Mobile Galaxy Note 3 SM-N900T, Canadian SM-N900W8, and (should work, although not tested) international SM-N9005.
For this week’s ROM of the Week, check out AICP ROM, available for SM-N9005, T-Mobile SM-N900T, Sprint SM-N900P, and Canadian SM-N900W8. (Sorry, DOES NOT WORK WITH SAFESTRAP!)
Based on latest Android 5.0.2 Lollipop, AICP brings you the latest and best of pure Google to your Galaxy Note 3. This is an AOSP ROM (What is AOSP?) so you will lose all of your Samsung TouchWiz features.
If you are in town for Android 5.0 Lollipop ROM today, not when Samsung updates their software, grab the latest CM12 ROM beta by XDA user Temasek, available for T-Mobile Note 3 SM-N900T, SM-N9005, Canadian SM-N900W8, and Sprint SM-N900P.
This is a “beta” version which has pretty much everything working except video recording and NFC. I have been testing it as daily driver for last couple days and have to say the battery life and performance is excellent.
For those of you looking for a good AOSP custom ROM with latest Android 4.4.4 and endless number of customization options, look nowhere than Gummy ROM. This has been one of my favorite custom ROMs of all time and it’s back with the latest Android 4.4.4 along with “M3” stable release, meaning you will be able to enjoy stable and fast Android 4.4.4.
For this week’s Galaxy Note 3 ROM of the Week, check out Tweaked ROM with Material L Theme by XDA user Dwitherell.
Based on latest Android 4.4.2 KitKat TouchWiz firmware, Tweaked ROM brings you lots of cool “tweaks” including a Material L theme that’s going to get your Note 3 as close to the latest Android L Preview as much as possible. You can install this ROM on T-Mobile, Canadian, or SM-N9005 models.
For those of you looking to experience OnePlus One on your Note 3, did you know you can install CM11 ROM plus HighOnAndroid OnePlus One Conversion Kit?
To do this, you can use the latest CM11 ROM Snapshot M8 (which is the latest stable release available) along with the Conversion Kit. With it, you will get goodies like OnePlus One camera, Hexo theme, Screencast (records screen along with your voice), AudioFX app (sorta like Viper4Android), and some more. The only thing not working is screen-off gestures, which isn’t too big of a deal.
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