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Rooting the phone can set your phone back to a prior version of Android.

The bug issues that I speak of are reported in from Apple. You will see that I was speaking about the iPhone 6. All other information is classified.

As a current m8 user, I must say that this has been the best phone ever made. I couldn't be any more happier with another phone. I can do just about anything that I want to from good sound quality to full customization. This phone beats any on the market.

ATT phones are currently on backorder and will arrive as soon as they are able. The problem is that there is a high demand and low supply of these phones available. Also, due to the high demand for these phones, they are being shipped out without being properly tested which results in there...

Don't root the phone until you have a backup plan of putting it back to stock. Rule of thumb.

I am currently using an M8 and as a prior iPhone user, I would have to say stick with the M8. You won't be disappointed at all. Plus, from what I know working for a phone company, it would be smart for you to go with the M8 unless you want to wake up one day and your phone stops working for no...

If you have the time and patience, read the forums and learn the terminology. It may sound too hard to understand but if you devote the time and effort, it will get easier.

Anytime you root a phone and use a ROM, its a possibility that you will lose the warranty. Even an extended warranty which is an extended time of the standard manufacturers warranty. The point is that you can return the phone to its normal manufacturers settings but only if you are able to set...

If you want an android phone with plenty of tech possibilities, then go HTC all the way.