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Re: [Instruction] How to get a new phone and keep Unlimited Data on Verizon Good to see this still works. I did this 2 years ago and now it's time for an upgrade again. 507 pages is a lot of reading that i haven't done on this thread. Mine is as simple as it gets, one line with udp on month to...

You're on the right track. Downgrade to 10b and root using stump. Then install a bumped twrp custom recovery for your device. Then use twrp to flash a rooted 47a Rom.

Downgrade to 10a Kit Kat using the tot method and root it using stump. Then install a bumped version of twrp custom recovery. Then flash a rooted 47a Rom using twrp.

Have you done a factory reset on your phone? It's always a good idea to do a hard factory reset after any major update and it fixes a lot of things. When 5.0 first came a lot of people had problems like battery life and their phone running hotter than before. A factory reset was the fix to a lot...

Yes to keep root you have to flash a rooted rom. I like to keep mine stock so i flashed the stock rooted rom by muniz_ri who is a recognized senior member at XDA. And as far as i know there isn't a way to root after BOD5 update and you can't downgrade to a rootable build. So if you're up to date...

Just a security patch? For stagefright they pushed out the patch a couple of months ago right? Does anybody know if this breaks root? Nevermind it does patch root. Downloading the rooted stock rom now!

There are easier methods to root the Droid Bionic now. One click tools like King Root and several others. Google search for the tools and download a couple and run them on pc to root your phone. Posted via the Android Central App

Looking for code to enable native call recording on my Galaxy S5 i couldn't find it here. I got it over at XDA and since i have some free time i decided to do a little tutorial on here in case anybody come looking for it here. This was done on my Samsung Galaxy S5 on Lollipop 5.0 and it...

Sorry been away for a while but i don't know too much about j2me. It's also called jave me....micro something. tar files are just compressed files. You can use something like 7zip(free) to unpack it.

Hmm that's strange. I mean they ended support for Droid bionic and I still have my old bionic that I play around with once in a while and it's really slow that's it. Now you're rooted correct? Use a root checker app from play store and make sure you have root. After confirming root, if I were...

Before doing anything after you root the phone you have to update the su binary. Once su is updated you can grant su permissions to other apps like titanium backup. Posted via the Android Central App

Or on root explorer go to /data/app and look for super user.apk. Then move the apk to /system/app. Posted via the Android Central App

Easiest way is to use Titanium Backup Root. Once you open the app and it populates the list of apps on the phone click super user and advanced options and it'll give you the option to make it a systems app. Posted via the Android Central App

You shouldn't have to extract anything. When you Google search and download it, it'll give you an icon on your desktop. Double click that to run the tool. Then connect phone and click the big green button. Btw everything on the tool is in Chinese. You can use something like Google translate to...

This is an outdated post, i'm sorry but there is an easier way to root the Droid Bionic. Google search VRoot and download the tool on your computer. It's a one click method so run it and connect your Bionic and done. If you run into problems or have any questions i'll be more than happy to...