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Ubuntu Touch, one of the recently launched OS genes that had listed on the Googzone's OS Modules for a while, we started the reports on the updates of the Ubuntu Touch OS. Ubuntu released the Ubuntu Version Touch OS of the popular Linux distribution Ubuntu being generating buzz over the past years, developers being hardly developing the first previews. Several Developers had an install of this on their devices and had reportedly sending positive feedback upon the initial release. Days Back we Published MultiROM - Multiboot is Available for the Nexus 4, Nexus 7 & Nexus 2013 and further explained the methods for installing the OS for Android   |   Ubuntu Touch   |   Firefox OS on How to Multi Boot Nexus 4 on MultiRom on v1.8 . Might help you out with this article. I tried this on my Google Nexus 2012 WiFi edition with this simple method, and you can anytime remove it back by going back on to your Present Android OS. So, if you are interested to ...

All the credits to XDA Senior Member segv11 who has developed the tool named BootUnlocker which can be used for rooted nexus devices and lets you unlock and re lock your bootloader from within Android. It achieves this by directly modifying the entry on your param partition that represents the bootloader's lock state. So, while you can get into Android after unlocking the lock screen and use the tool to lock/unlock the bootloader at will without data loss, no one else will be able to bypass the lockscreen security and use the app for the purpose, and if they try to unlock the bootloader using fastboot, all your data will be securely wiped. And the most important fact is that, your device should be rooted to use this tool. It will work regardless of whether you rooted it after unlocking the bootloader in the first place, or just used some toolkit or exploit for rooting without unlocking the bootloader. Using this app is quite simple and easy just launch the app and it will a...

As a part of introduction i will tell you something about MultiROM. As you know MultiROM is a kind of multi-boot modification which can boot any Android ROM as well any other OS such as Ubuntu Touch, Plasma Active, Bohdi Linux or WebOS port. MultiROM can boot from the device internal memory as well as from a USB drive connected to a device using OTG cable. The main part of MultiROM is a boot manager, which appears every time your device starts and lets you choose ROM to boot. You can use standard ZIP files to install secondary Android ROMs and MultiROM even has its own installer system, which can be used to ship other Linux-based systems. Features * Multiboot any number of Android ROMs * Restore nandroid backup as secondary ROM * Boot from USB drive attached via OTG cable Before you begin the Rooting Process, i would like to recommend you to read the following Disclaimer : Attempt this at your own Risk! Recommended that you may please read the detail Disclaimer before...