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Masqed Crusader a Network Optimization Tool for Root Users
Haven’t picked up a 4G phone yet? Rooted? Still looking to get more browsing speed out of your phone? Masqued Crusader may just be what you looking for! With one single tap, ads will be blocked and Google DNS will be used. When you “Start …
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HTC Thunderbolt Rooted!
Well, you had to know it would happen sooner or later. The HTC Thunderbolt, one of the most talked about, loved, and delayed phones we’ve seen to date, has been rooted.
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NookColor Gets Easier to Root with Auto-Nooter
Ahh, rooting. What was once a complicated and tedious process has become as simple as one-click rooting, or in this case, Auto-Nooter. Yeah, it’s a funny name, but it’s a useful tool if you’ve got a NookColor. Thanks to the guys over at XDA (mainly a user named Gabrial Destruir), Rooting your NookColor has never been simpler. It streamlines the rooting process by giving the user a slew of things, like:
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T-Mobile clears up G2 temporary root questions
A few days ago, we told you about the T-Mobile G2 being rooted here on AndroidGuys. We quickly learned that the root is only temporary, lasting until you reboot the phone. Well, we just received an official statement from T-Mobile regarding this issue. You can …
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G2 Rooted, Sorta
Another day, another rooted device. Yes, you read correctly, the T-Mobile G2 has been rooted. But, before you go running to your local T-Mobile store to pick up a G2 and root it, we should point out that for now, this method doesn’t allow permanent …
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Samsung Epic 4G Rooted!
Those Android devs never stop, do they? Hot off the heels of last week, when the Backflip and Droid 2 were both rooted, the Samsung Epic 4G, Sprint’s version of the Galaxy S phone, has also been rooted. Just days before it’s launch, the Epic …
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(UPDATE) Motorola Backflip Rooted, Courtesy of ModMyMobile
As the title of this article (and blurrycam shot above) indicates, the guys over at ModMyMobile.com have gained root access to the MotoBlur-packin’ Motorola Backflip. I know what you’re thinking: “Another crazy root process that we’ve never seen before”, but actually, they just used the …
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Updated Dell Streak Root Method Released
Paul O’Brien, the genius behind MoDaCo, has just released an updated “superboot” rooting method for the Dell Streak. According to Paul, this root method differs a little from what we’re used to seeing, but still gets the job done for those who want superuser access …
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Froyo-based CyanogenMod-6 Experimental Builds Hopefully by this Weekend
The reliable folks involved with the popular Cyanogenmod seem to be almost ready to push out another ROM update. This one will be the much anticipated Froyo (Android 2.2) release. An experimental build for the Nexus One was pushed out midweek, but the MyTouch Slide, …
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Samsung Galaxy S i9000 Rooted
The folks over at Samdroid have successfully rooted Samsung’s, latest smartphone, Galaxy S i9000. Rooting the phone allows you to install third party applications and custom ROM’s. Rooting a phone comes with a customary warning that there is a chance that things may go wrong …
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Is Rooting Overrated?
UPDATE: As pointed out in the comments, it might have been more appropriate to title this piece “Are Custom ROMs Overrated” instead. We hope you will sting the piece enjoyable nonetheless. I decided some time ago that I would root my phone after an app …
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T-Mobile myTouch 3G Rooted in First Week
It took all of a week for the crafty boys of xda-developers to gain root access to the T-Mobile myTouch 3G. The handset joins the G1 and Samsung Galaxy as being able to offer such access to the masses, making Android phones 3 for 3 …
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Samsung Galaxy Gets Rooted
The latest Android handset to get the root treatment is the Samsung Galaxy. The first Android-based device to come out of South Korea hasn’t arrived here in the US just yet but it’s just a matter of time. After passing through the FCC a few …
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