Cool. Did Upstreammiami remotely root it for you or walk you through it? Just curious.
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Let me help you ROOT (The Root Man is back)
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I remotely rooted it for him and walked him through as well... I unlocked his phone via htcdev than I soff using rum runner. After all that I supercid his Hboot and I flash the newest firmware as well. Helped him flash twrp recovery (made a backup of stock rom) He picked his rom(sense 5.5) we flashed it and that's it...
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Thanks for the reply. I will see if I have free time this week to hook up with you. I have not used Google hangout before so things are new to me.
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Why is it well worth it in the end,
Speed increase is not worth it because there is no lag to start with.
Speed increase is not worth it because there is no lag to start with.
Well you can delete all the bloat apps that you don't use... You can try sense 5.5 ahead of everyone else you will be able to use KitKat first than everyone else.. options options free
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Guys a lot of you are messaging on the forums and when I reply you guys never reply back... This is why I prefer HANGOUTS!
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I want to root, but I'm am leary - for many reasons. I've had an android phone of some kind for many years. What are the differences, keep it simple, between rooted & not rooted. Is there a big learning curve between the 2? And can you still use apps i. e launchers, sms, etc on a rooted phone like you can unrooted?
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Your phone will be the same you can just add more stuff to it....
Download a rom with htc sense 5.5 or download a pure google rom aosp ...sense 5.5 is so fast and smooth you can use xposed that let's you change your icons to different theme from the play store
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Hi! Are you available to root my HTC One? I have verizon as a carrier. I purchased root service with RootAndroid.Com | Remote Android Rooting For Any Android Device. He ran into problems. He asked to finish the next day and then he was unavailable. They have offered to refund my money. I could surely use your help. Thank you...Arleen
This guy is a star, honestly he will help you to the best of his ability. Wish there were more people like this willing to help instead of just calling you a noob.
I second on him....stand up guy!!! He remotely rooted my Incredible a few years ago. Very patient and knowledgeable!!!
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Already helped her and rooted her... Great customer thanks for letting me help you
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Big props to the Root Man. My phone is rooted and it suddenly started downloading an OTA update on its own and I could not stop it which could have resulted in bricking or losing root. The Root Man led me in the right direction and now everything is good.
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I would like your help to get rooted. Just sent you an invitation to connect on Google Hangout, Upstreammiami
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I already have my phone rooted but need help with what bloatware I can delete, downloading cyanogenmod, etc etc. Basically I haven't done anything since it was rooted which makes it pointless to even have it right now. :'( Can you help me with setting all that up?
Btw, I have a mac.
Btw, I have a mac.
Hi,
I am interested in rooting my Samsung Galaxy Note 3, the volume sucks!!!!!! My Note 2 had a better ringtone/notification volume and I am so annoyed. Once rooted will I have the same thing that is already there? Will I lose any features, apps etc. Will I be able to get future updates.....these an other questions are important to know before i do anything.
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