T-Mobile G2 Review
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Some new things are brewing at TheUnlockr.com and we figured we’d fill you in on what’s happening: I. Looking for Contributors We want to try something out. In an effort to allow us to do more How To’s and Reviews, and also to expand what TheUnlockr brings to it’s readers,
I. Before You Begin 1. You MUST have done our How To Root (AndRoot) procedure, once done, you can return to this procedure to continue. 2. If this procedure does not work for you, head to our original How To Root procedures (click on How To at the top of
I. Before You Begin 1. This should be the easiest method to root. 2. This should also work on any HTC Hero. (Please report in the comments if this does/does not work for you with your Hero’s firmware version, build number, and carrier it is locked to) 3. IF
I. Before You Begin 1. The only real reason to unroot a phone is to send it in for warranty, otherwise just flash a different custom ROM. II. Format the SD card 1. On your phone go to Settings > SD Card and Phone Storage 2. Select Unmount SD Card
OBSOLETE: SIMPLY DOWNLOAD ROM MANAGER FROM THE MARKET AND SELECT FLASH RECOVERY TO FLASH A RECOVERY INSTEAD OF THIS PROCEDURE. THEN HEAD TO SECTION IV TO CONTINUE. I. Before You Begin 1. You must have done our How To Root (AndRoot Method) procedure. II. Setup ADB 1. Head over to
I. Before You Begin 1. This should be the easiest method to root. 2. This should also work on any G1 / Dream on Android 1.6 Build DMD64. II. Gain Root Access with AndRoot 1. Download AndRoot and save it to your computer. AndRoot 2. Plug in your phone via
I. Before You Begin 1. You MUST have done our How To Root procedure before doing this one. II. Flashing a Better Recovery Image 1. Go to the Market on your phone and download ROM Manager. 2. Open ROM Manager and click Flash ClockworkMod Recovery and choose your phone to
I. Before You Begin 1. This should work on the Motorola Droid (the original Droid from Verizon) and will work on any version of Android up to Android 2.2 Build FRG22D (the latest version currently). 2. THIS WILL ERASE YOUR DATA AND YOU MAY NEED TO REACTIVATE THE DROID TO
I. Before You Begin 1. You MUST have done our How To Root (Unrevoked Method) procedure before doing this one. II. Loading a Custom ROM 1. Head over to our ROMs section for your phone and choose a ROM you want to try. Download it and save it to your computer
I. Before You Begin 1. This is the easiest method available to root. 2. This method will also flash a custom recovery image so you can start flashing ROMs immediately. 3. This should work on all Android versions up to, and including, Android 2.2 (Froyo). 4. Install HTC Sync if
This procedure is obsolete. Please head to our new procedure here instead. I. Before You Begin 1. The only real reason to unroot is if you need to send the phone in for warranty or if you want to just start from scratch. 2. This will erase most things
This procedure is obsolete. Please head to our new procedure here instead. I. Before You Begin 1. You must have done our How To Root procedure. II. Get the Custom Recovery Image Working 1. Download the Bootstrap program: Bootstrap.apk 2. Plug the phone in via USB cable and mount
I. Before You Begin 1. You MUST have done our How To Root (Unrevoked Method) procedure before doing this one. II. Loading a Custom ROM 1. Head over to our ROMs section for your phone and choose a ROM you want to try. Download it and save it to your computer
I. Before You Begin 1. You MUST have done our How To Root (Unrevoked Method) procedure before doing this one. II. Loading a Custom ROM 1. Head over to our ROMs section for your phone and choose a ROM you want to try. Download it and save it to your computer