Hello everyone! Today I will be showing you how to use the T-Warp app to update your T-Warp custom recovery. The app was recently developed by TeamWin themselves and is very easy to use. Let's get into the tutorial. Okay so the first thing that you want to do obviously is go to the Google Play Store, go to the search bar at the top and search T-Warp or T-W-R-P, have you want to say it. And this comes up right here, should be the first thing in the list here and you want to click install. Click accept. As you can see that will be installing right there when it's done installed, go into it. And now it will ask you to agree to the terms of agreements basically. And of course agree to that. You will need to be rooted to use this app to its full capacity. I am rooted. So if you're rooted check run with root permissions. Also check enable network statistics. Okay so this is what the T-Warp app looks like when you open it. So there are two options, T-Warp Flash, I'll get to that in a minute and network statistics. Network statistics is really interesting. Is it allows you to see different networks and how well your phone is connected to those different networks. So I am on T-Mobile so I can scroll down here and see how well the availability is for T-Mobile. That is 93%. That's pretty much because there is a cell tower which I assume would be T-Mobile right in my backyard. Now if I were to have AT&T I'd have worse availability and I'd have about the same for Verizon and Sprint and I wireless which is apparently some company that I've never heard of before. Now then you can see signal strength. So AT&T, it's largely fair signal strength. So I learned one, it's largely poor T-Mobile. You got a little bit excellent, a little bit of good I believe. And of course I wireless which is comparable to T-Mobile. Okay so the main part of this app is T-Warp Flash and that is what I will show you right now. So once you go into this you'll give you the option to select your device. That is what you would want to do first. Scroll through this list to find your device. You can also search for it up on the top. That is what I will do. I'll take Nexus 6. That's equal to Nexus 6. That pulled up nothing. So let me search Shamu and that comes up. So from there you can select what version of T-Warp you want to download. You usually want to go with the newest version so that's what I will click right there. You can see that, click OK to that. It will direct you to the download page for it where you can simply download it to your phone right here. So click download. I'll pop up here once that's finished downloading right there. You will then hit back, go back into the T-Warp app, take note of where that downloaded too because that way you can select it. So current device says Shamu right there, I'm good to go for that. Now you want to tap select file to flash. Then I have it saved under download. So that's what I will now have it get to. And I already did this so I have two files. And I will select one, click select. And now you can flash it to the recovery. And this is a very painless process. You can easily click flash and rescue to confirm it. It will go through load for a couple seconds and say flash completed successfully. Now I believe if you have an unlocked bootloader, you can use this to flash T-Warp to your phone for the first time. So if you don't want to have to manually flash stuff to your recovery, this is a very easy way to do that. And it's also a very easy way to keep your T-Warp custom recovery updated. So that is pretty much it for this app. There's not a whole lot to it, but what is here is very useful and very interesting statistics in the network part and very helpful tools for flashing T-Warp. I hope you enjoyed this video. I hope it helped you. If you're confused or have a question about anything, ask me in the comments and I'll see you in the next one. I'm a pioneer. I'm an explorer. I'm a human and I'm common. I'm animated. I'm alive. My heart's big. It's got hot blood going through it fast. I like to fight too. I like to eat.