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Xiaomi features, functions

What kind of Xiaomi functions do we (ChimeraTool) have and what are they used for?

#ADB10#Buy10#Firmware update6#FRP Lock6#Xiaomi4#Factory reset4#EDL mode3#Sideload#Mi Assistant

Samsung Exynos Support is Here!

You've been asking for a Samsung update that works for all devices, regardless of Root, Bit, and Version, while keeping things Knox safe.

#Samsung36#Firmware update6#FRP Lock6#Factory reset4

The incorrect FRP Remove use

In the following article, we will detail in which situations you shouldn't use the FRP reset.

#Samsung36#FRP Lock6#Factory reset4

HTC functions and descriptions

What kind of HTC functions do we (ChimeraTool) have and what are they used for?

#IMEI repair11#HTC6#Factory reset4
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Martview forum

Martview is not our official forum but it can bring help to all our customers, since the questions asked are answered by professionally relevant users and administrators there.

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Test Points Library

A continuously updated collection of Test Point photos, PCB Diagrams and Blueprints to help everyone easily find the test point pins on smartphone motherboards - all at one place!

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GSMHosting forum

This is our official English-language forum. We recommend it for all of our users, because many problems and errors have been described and answered here over the years.

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