CyanogenMod Plans To Make Quick Work Updating To CM10, Jelly Bean And All
So, you all want some Jelly Bean on your Android device but don’t want to [read full article]
So, you all want some Jelly Bean on your Android device but don’t want to [read full article]
This story personifies why Android is an awesome platform as it allows for hacking, tweaking, rooting, and tinkering as the folks at XDA make a very cool discovery. As it turns out, the Motorola DROID BIONIC running on Verizon Wireless actually supports global GSM bands for use on both AT&T and T-Mobile networks. At first, the idea was dismissed, but … [read full article]
We first caught wind of this two days ago and took to Twitter to let the community know you can now run a AT&T Galaxy Note on T-Mobile, with some hacking. Thanks to the crazy smart members at XDA Developers, you can … [read full article]
They said it couldn’t be done, but that was soon proved wrong. They said it wouldn’t last, they were right but they found a work around. Now, the unthinkable, the G2 has been rooted, permanently. At long last, G2 owners can finally free their devices to do all sorts of crazy nifty … [read full article]
The last few days have seen a flurry of activity regarding the T-Mobile G2 and the revelation that the phone itself, won’t stay “rooted.” As it turns out, as discovered by the experts at XDA Forums, the phone will self-repair per a built-in lock that ensures the handset will find itself back to a stock state. Now of course, we have to … [read full article]
DO AT YOUR OWN RISK! Everything listed in this post can pose a threat. Now, you shouldn’t be too scared about that. There are people out there that do this every day. That being said, I will warn you again, proceed with caution. Many thanks to all the contributing developers at XDA Developers, you guys are great! Let’s start off with something easy. Rooting seems … [read full article]
Here’s a bit of good news for those of you that love jailbreaking and unlocking your iPhones and for those that can’t live without rooting your Android handsets. Today, the United States government has announced that jailbreaking and unlocking iPhones, and rooting of Android phones is completely legal as long as they are not violating copyright laws. Although if [read full article]