Unlocking bootloaders of the Nexus series devices have always been easier, you just plug-in your device and start Fastboot and issue a simple command and voila, your bootloaders unlocked. While this seems pretty easy to Windows PC users, Linux and Mac users have always been in lack of such easiness. Such users do not have to worry any longer as an XDA user has developed an app that does what it’s supposed to: unlock the bootloader. As I mention it’s an app, you just have to grab it from Google Play and launch it on the device. To help you out on how the app can be used, we’ve a nice guide just below. Follow it and get your bootloaders unlocked.
By themobilehub
I. Before You Begin:
1. The procedure works on Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 devices only.
2. You must have rooted your device before doing this procedure. The rooting guides are available here and here, for Nexus 10 and Nexus 4, respectively.
II. Downloading Required Files:
1. BootUnlocker (Google Play Link)
III. Unlocking Nexus 4/10 Bootloaders without Fastboot:
1. Use the link provided above to install the BootUnlocker app on your device.
2. Once installed, launch it from your App Drawer.
3. You’ll find two options in the app, hit the Unlock button and it’ll unlock the bootloaders.
Hit the Unlock button
4. Follow any instructions displayed on your screen.
5. And you’re done!
Great! The bootloaders of your device have been successfully unlocked. Should you need to relock them at a later time, just fire-up the app and hit Lock button.
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