How to root in Vodafone Smart Ultra 6 and Install TWRP recovery

How to root in Vodafone Smart Ultra 6 and Install TWRP recovery

The best way to root Vodafone Smart Ultra 6 is Kingroot 4.1. Just set on your data connection once installed. After that flash TWRP via Terminal Emulator or ADB Command.  Once TWRP installed you need to change Kingroot apps to SuperSU. Just download all the requirements provided below. This method can brick your device without proper knowledge. Just follow the procedure properly. Now once your done, DO NOT UPDATE via OTA. It can bootloop or hardbrick of your device. You need to unroot and flash stock recovery first before to update your phone whenever update will show.

The reason why we need to root is to access all and modified your phone that can't access in normal device and has limited option only. Because some useful apps nowadays, has need to be rooted first. The disadvantage you can't update via OTA and only solution is to unroot it. 

Requirements:
Kingroot
SuperSU.zip

recovery-twrp-2.8.7.0-p839v55.zip

How to install:
1. Root your Phone using Kingroot
2. Download TWRP recovery image and copy it to the root of your internal sdcard
3. Execute following two commands in 'adb shell'/Terminal Emulator (make sure not to typo!)

su

dd if=/sdcard/recovery-twrp2870-p839v55.img of=/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/recovery

4. Boot into TWRP recovery using volume up + power key combination or 'adb reboot recovery'

5. Install SuperSu.zip. That's it!

Once you have TWRP you can backup and restore your device. The best thing you need to do first before modifying or tweaking your phone. Just follow the rule "BACKUP FIRST".

Flipkart sold $200 million worth of smartphones during the 5-day ‘Big Billion’ sale

Yes, you heard that right... $200 million! I ain't joking read below...

E-commerce portal Flipkart, which hosted its ‘Big Billion Sale’ during between 13 and 17 October, saw a sale of more than $200 million worth of mobile phones with most consumers opting for 4G-enabled devices.

Ankit Nagori, Chief Business Officer, Flipkart, in a conversation with the Economic Times, said, “Mobile phones made up two-thirds of the $300 million worth of products purchased by consumers during the sale, which started on October 13. Flipkart sold 250 mobile phones every minute, of which 190 were 4G phones, during the five days.”

Well it has overtaken its own record of selling the most smartphones, Last Year during the Diwali Sale, Flipkart had sold 60 Million worth smartphones. Nagori also shared that 4G-enabled smartphones were sold the most during the sale, and 80 percent of those were under the price tag of Rs 10,000.

Image: Economic Times

According to the report, Flipkart has sold 6 million 4G devices since such affordable devices entered the Indian market roughly 10 months ago. Approximately, 7-8 million smartphones are sold monthly in India.

During the sale, the top selling smartphones were Lenovo K3 Note, Moto G3, Samsung Galaxy J5 and J7. According to Nagori, the demand for 4G handsets came mostly from Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Gujarat.

Nagori added, “There’s a very large chunk of customers who are buying 4G phones because they want their phones to be future-ready, so even when 4G networks are not rolled out across the country, no one wants to buy an inferior phone.”

Lets Hope India creates an amazing 4G network with Reliance Jio, Vodafone and Airtel providing better networks and also better customer support. So these people aren't disappointed.

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Telephone connections in India surpass one billion: TRAI

The total number of telephone connections in the country crossed the record one billion mark in May, bolstered by growth in number of mobile users.

At the end of May, the total number of telephone connections stood at 1,002.05 million, of which 975.78 million connections were wireless or mobile, data released by regulator TRAI today showed.


The number of connections per 100 persons stood at 79.67 at the end of May. However, the subscriber data is not entirely comparable with the population of the country as many people have multiple connections.

“The number of telephone subscribers in India increased from 999.71 million at the end of April 2015 to 1,002.05 million at the end of May 2015, thereby showing a monthly growth rate of 0.23 per cent,” TRAI said.

Of the total wireless subscriber base, maximum of 868.64 million customers were found active in May and as per the report 102 per cent of Idea’s subscribers were found to be active during the month.

The mobile subscriber base grew to 975.78 million in May from 973.35 million in April.

The growth in the mobile segment was led by Idea Cellular, which added over 1.25 million new customers taking its customer base to over 160 million. Bharti Airtel added over 1.19 million customers in May. New player Telewings, which operates under the Uninor brand, added 928,870 subscribers.

However, Reliance Communications, BSNL, Sistema Shyam and Tata Teleservices together lost over two million connections during the month.

Landline connections too continued to decline. The number of landline connections fell by 0.36 per cent to 26.27 million in May over April.

Press Trust Of India

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