This is a TWRP custom recovery for axioo M6 model. You will need this custom recovery to get root, install custom rom, and some various thing. I made this using omnirom7 base tree with twrp 3.1.0.0.

This is custom recovery for axioo Venge2 model. You will need this custom recovery to get root and install custom rom. I made this on 2 flavor, TWRP and CTR. CTR was at version 6.1, build using lineageos-13 tree and the TWRP is at version 3.1.0.0 and build using omni-6 tree.

This is custom recovery for axioo Titan model. You will need this custom recovery to get root and install custom rom. I made this on 2 flavor, TWRP and CTR. CTR was at version 6.1, build using lineageos-13 tree and the TWRP is at version 3.1.0.0 and build using omni-6 tree.

On early week on this new year, axioo release another device revision of M5C model named as M5Cv2 that has a different hardware inside it.

Axioo M5C is using mt6580 chipset which had 5inch screen size with 720×1280 resolution. This is TWRP recovery for this model, hope this would be useful for you to do backups, install custom roms or only injecting supersu for root.

Another cute 4inch smartphone release from axioo, this time with MT6580, quadcore 1.3GHz cortex-A7 and with Mali gpu 400MP2 which is dual core gpu. The resolution is tiny at 480×800 but had an IPS display.

Here is the cwm recovery for Axioo Picopad T1 model. The T1 model is using Snapdragon 410 msm-8916 quadcore from Qualcomm, cortex a53 up to 1.4GHz, with Adreno 306 GPU and of course with 4G LTE data.

This is custom recoveries for Axioo Venge X arm64. Before you can use this custom recoveries, make sure you already use 64bit version OS from Axioo stock rom.

Another release from Axioo with mediatek mt6753 processors, 3Gb ram, Mali T720 gpu with 5.5 inch 720×1280 screen resolution, dual simcard and of course with 4G LTE support.

Axioo are rocking yet another 64bit smartphone model for their line-up with this Venge model that using mediatek mt6735 64bit processors, 3Gb ram, Mali T720 gpu with 720×1280 screen resolution, dual simcard and of course with 4G LTE support.

Let’s start, This 5 inch smartphone M2 model is using Mediatek MT-6582 chipset. Had a 480×855 px resolution and came with android kitkat 4.4.2 by default.

here we go I build the cwm and twrp custom recovery so you can get root easily and also playing with custom rom. I’m using latest version 6.0.5.0 for cwm and 2.7.0.0 for twrp, they both had full SELinux support

This 5inch smartphone had a model name as PICOphone M1, and is using mainstream entry level dual core chipset mt6572. Had a 540×960 px resolution and came with android 4.2.2 jellybean by default.

This 7inch tablet PICOpad 7H model is using Mediatek MT-6582 chipset. Had a 1024×600 px resolution and came with android kitkat 4.4.2 as default.

This 7inch tablet PICOpad GGD5 model also known as PICOpad 7E is using Allwinner Dual core a23 chipset. Had a 1024×600 px resolution and came with android 4.4.2 kitkat as default.

This 7inch tablet PICOpad GGD4 model is using Mediatek Quad core MT6589 chipset. Had a 1280×800 px resolution and came with android 4.2.2 as default.

Powered with MTK8389 chipset this 10 inch tablet came with 1024×768 px 4:3 screen resolution.

It’s pretty much the same with PICOpad GGG2 on paper, only this GGD3 use higher resolution screen 1280×800 pixels on 7inch IPS 16:9 wide screen.

Another 7inch tablet with wifi and 3G data capability, named as PICOpad GGG2 model with MTK8389 chipset on it. It has 1024×768 resolution on 4:3 format IPS screen.

This is a cwm custom recovery for PICOpad GGT2 which had actions semiconductor ATM7029 quadcore chipset. I’m not building this myself

With custom recovery you’ve got some advantages that not available on original recovery. allows you to perform several advanced recovery, restoration, installation etc

With custom recovery you’ve got some advantages that not available on original recovery. it allows you to perform several advanced recovery, restoration, installation

allows you to perform several advanced recovery, restoration, installation and maintenance operations on your Android device that aren’t possible with the stock recovery

A friend of mine sent me this device last weekend, asking for help to create the twrp recovery for this acer liquid E2 Duo.

For the twrp recovery, I don’t built myself but using Dees_Troy latest release 6.0.0.2 build … yeaah, i really love this recovery

I can say both program are very good, but personally, I like TWRP better. CWM seems to be more popular, though.

Got time to do this tonight for 7inch PICOpad GGM 3G device, here we go the custom recovery for Picopad GGM

This 10inch tablet PICOpad GJT and PICOpad GJE is pretty much the same device, and have the same specs including the internal peripheral, the only differencies is the software OS

There are two famous recovery application for android, which is TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) and CWM (Clockworkmod Recovery).

They both build by amazing developers and they both do pretty much the same thing

I can say both program are very good, but personally, I like TWRP better. CWM seems to be more popular, though.

The main thing I like about TWRP is the USB OTG functions and smaller backup footprint but besides that, CWM works just as well.