Pranjal Rai
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not without rooting etc though
pls there is a risk of messing the files of the phone in android
Meh, rooting is just a tap and a click.
not without rooting etc though
pls there is a risk of messing the files of the phone in android
No there is not. In KtiKat they disallowed the way apps write to SD cards and by default (which has been on Android for years) you can't mess with system folders from the get go unless you root and if your root, you are obviously tech savvy enough to know what to touch and what not to touch.
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Meh, rooting is just a tap and a click.
not worth it , to unroot usually you have to reflash the phone etc
jailbreaking and dev unlocking ios and wp are much safer and within limits so nothing can go wrong
not worth it , to unroot usually you have to reflash the phone etc
jailbreaking and dev unlocking ios and wp are much safer and within limits so nothing can go wrong
I use Google Services. I don't live in the USA and Google Maps is much more informative in the country I live in. What I do need from Microsoft is MS Office. I have that already on my Note 3 and I hear that my Tab will have it soon. And I need medical apps. So in general, if the OS lacks the apps relevant to my work, no matter how good the hardware - I just have to pass.
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What are you talking about? I have a software on my PC kingo Android root, you only need to connect your phone, activate USB debug, click on root. To unroot, click on the unroot option. It's THAT simple.
not worth it , to unroot usually you have to reflash the phone etc
jailbreaking and dev unlocking ios and wp are much safer and within limits so nothing can go wrong
Depends on the phone. Most Motorolas need to have the bootloaders unlocked first. There is no universal one-click and most LG devices have to be rooted via command line.
What kind of medical apps do you need? To be honest, the most complete set was, and is still used industry-wide, for PalmOS. You still see a ton of Tungsten & T/X PDAs around.
What are you talking about? I have a software on my PC kingo Android root, you only need to connect your phone, activate USB debug, click on root. To unroot, click on the unroot option. It's THAT simple.
But I do agree, on the second part. The funny thing is that once you unlock/jailbreak ios, you can't install future updates on the phone, unlike WP.(jailbreak is not possible on WP I think)
Huh? Rooting has nothing to do with the ROM. For Windows users not familiar with the process of rooting, it's the same premise of unlocking your registry for editing.
Oh sorry. I had a Samsung tab. Didn't know that it's complicated in others. So is it a huge command code we have to type out or just basic stuff?
it does, most devices need reflashing to unroot fyi
registry edits and rooting have no comparison
I've rooted and removed root access from many devices, too many to count. I've never had to reflash a ROM to remove root. By definition, rooting just means you have access to deeper levels of modification - just like editing your registry, developer mode on webOS devices and interop unlocking on WP devices. Your ROM and baseband are unaffected by this.
Ya true, but I Think I'm sure, I read somewhere that someone on earth had jailbroken a WP. I think it was 920 or something and wpcentral even had an article on it.it is
dev unlock and interop unlock etc
still its not as high level as rooting,jailbreaking ios though