Rooting your Android phone is the first path towards customizing your phone for optimum use. Once you have your device rooted, you will not only be able to use certain apps, you can also remove bloatware, boost battery life , make your Android work snappier and faster plus further customize the internal systems for better performance you won’t be able to get from a non-rooted phone. While you may enjoy exploring your Android device , rooted, please remember to always have a backup of your Android device before you begin any attempts to install these 30 must-try apps for rooted Android phones in this list. Recommended Reading: 20 Essentials App For Your Android Phone Orange BackupA full Android backup that allows your phone to revert to its most recent stable state is known as NAndroid backup. With Orange backup, you will be able to create a full Android backup right from within the app itself and even upload backups to the Cloud. It also supports scheduled backups and popular Android recovery like ClockWorkMod and TWRP. GreenifyOvertime your Android will be filled with apps that consume a lot of your battery life, or worse make your device slow down. Greenify will help to identify and hibernate your battery-sucking apps when you are not using them. This is different from freezing the app (which renders the program useless), a method other similar root apps use. Greenify merely puts those apps to sleep while not disabling their function entirely. Screen StandbyThe frequent display timeout that is causing your device to lose connection when the screen is off can be rather annoying. To retain that connection whenver your screen is turned off you can use Screen Standby for that. It will also prevent your device from overheating especially if you are connecting it via MHL/HDMI for a long gaming or movie streaming session. Chainfire 3DStil stuck with Froyo or Gingerbread, unable to run a high-end game? Chainfire 3D serves as the ‘middle man’ between your apps and graphic driver, allowing users to disable or enable graphics to run newer games, even on older devices. DataSyncThis awesomely crafted app works perfectly especially for users with more than one Android device. Sync your data between multiple devices with 3 quick options: over Wi-Fi, Dropbox or FTP. Titanium BackupHere is another popular backup app. With this app you can set a schedule backup so that you will always will have that important data saved in your phone. You can easily transfer the backups to your desktop via a USB cable and restore it at anytime with Titanium Backup. BusyBox InstallerBusyBox is an app that combines many common UNIX utilities into a single, small executable. Android is based on Linux which is also capable of running complex UNIX commands. BusyBox simplifies this type of process. Many rooted apps and custom roms depend on BusyBox to run their script and make them work, hence some custom roms would have this automatically installed. Samba FileSharing For AndroidSamba FileSharing enables you to project your SD Card storage in your Android and broadcast it all over your network for you to access its files. The settings are similar to what you setup on your desktop and you can even access the shared folder through another Android device too. Pimp My Rom (Alpha)Here’s a one-in-all tweaking app. There are just so many features and tweaks that you can enable and patch to improve your Android experience. It also includes init.d scripts that are full of tweaks and a simplified version of buildprop to make it easier time to decide on the perfect settings for your device. OTA RootKeeperA very straightforward app where you can keep your ‘Root’ access by saving it as a backup. Once you have the backup, flash over your Android device OTA updates and restore your root permission through this app. Simple! Trickster MOD Kernel SettingsA tweaking tool for your Android device that supports many kernels. One of the fewer apps that allows you to overclock your GPU while having the combined functionality of many other apps in one convenient. GoodLuck!!!
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