Slow, terrible slow, I was on the brink of throwing the Asus in the garbage container and buy a new one. Nothing helped, though I could try to crack and put on a new operating system on the device. If I bricked the device nothing was lost.I bought the Asus a couple of year ago and reviewed it. I was pretty enthusiastic about the performance. Asus however never send an update, so the device was still running Android 4.1.1 and got stuck in the mud of data, folders and apps. Cracking the Asus prime is not for the weak at heart. First you have to unlock the boot loader and next you have to root it. After that you have to install the new recovery mode and finally you can start installing a new operating system. Cyanogen-mod I had tried on my cell phone, a Samsung Galaxy Si 9000, which was a good experience. For the Asus Cyanogen Mod has Android 4.4.2 available.



