Offering Root Service!

[Andrew Ruffolo]

so how does this work, set up a time and do a remote connection? I would love to learn how to root but afraid I'll screw up the phone and brick it.

Thanks,
Xanth

Yup. Via logmein. I'll show you commands. I'm fluent with windows/Linux/Mac so os version doesn't matter

 

[sicario666]

Good to see you back and offering the service. I give his service a 5star rating. I used it proudly back in the thunderbolt days. Thanks Miami!

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[ketchupfreak]

Thanks guys, but I tried it myself and I succeeded! Its not so hard as long as you read the directions a few times over.

 

[sicario666]

Thanks guys, but I tried it myself and I succeeded! Its not so hard as long as you read the directions a few times over.

Very true but its always nice to have the Miami support. Its kinda like the Miami vice of android. :thumbup:

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[JRabon]

I have a gnexus and never rooted a phone or owned 1. What are the advantages to doing this for a simple user like me? I really want to get the most out of my new phone.

 

[mfldmike]

I have a gnexus and never rooted a phone or owned 1. What are the advantages to doing this for a simple user like me? I really want to get the most out of my new phone.

1.) Custom Roms...although you don't really have to worry about a bloated ROM with the GNEX. Verizon does have some bloatware but it can be removed through root access

2.) Radio...GNEX is infamous for having a bad (weak) radio, with root access you can flash a better one!

3.)Wireless Tether...Some devices you need root, and with others you don't. GNEX is one that you don't so if all you want is tether it doesn't really pay to root.

4.) APPS...there are some great root apps out there to backup your data; Titanium Backup is one of the better ones.

 

[JerseyJet]

I can?t believe I?m reading this. After weeks of shopping I?ve finally purchased a Samsung Skyrocket, which I pick up Monday. After reading many of the forums here, rooting is something that?s intrigued me but also scared me. I?m a numbers guy not a tech guy. My area in NJ does not yet have LTE, so having on/off capability would be nice. I also like the idea of turning the phone into a wifi hotspot. I?m also sure there are many other advantages I?m not aware of yet, but eve Rome wasn?t built in a day. I would like to root the phone after the initial 30 day return period so you will definitely be hearing from me on June 1st. Thank you in advance, I can?t wait to talk to you.

 

[Andrew Ruffolo]

I can?t believe I?m reading this. After weeks of shopping I?ve finally purchased a Samsung Skyrocket, which I pick up Monday. After reading many of the forums here, rooting is something that?s intrigued me but also scared me. I?m a numbers guy not a tech guy. My area in NJ does not yet have LTE, so having on/off capability would be nice. I also like the idea of turning the phone into a wifi hotspot. I?m also sure there are many other advantages I?m not aware of yet, but eve Rome wasn?t built in a day. I would like to root the phone after the initial 30 day return period so you will definitely be hearing from me on June 1st. Thank you in advance, I can?t wait to talk to you.

Wrong forum. Check out the Skyrocket forums for help. The process will be different than a nexus device.

 

[JerseyJet]

Sorry. I knew it was to good to be true.

 

[Upstreammiami]

Sorry. I knew it was to good to be true.

its all good i do almost any phone hit me up i rather do samsung then htc and there lock bootloader

 

[Andrew Ruffolo]

its all good i do almost any phone hit me up i rather do samsung then htc and there lock bootloader

Dude... htcdev.com

 

[Upstreammiami]

Dude... htcdev.com

I know man but it's too many steps and I'm remoting there PC some of them have some slow dial up internet

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[jaguar10301]

While I applaud this guys help and support it, i just want to tell you guys that are afraid to brick your GN, the GN is a simple phone to root. I had zero experience rooting and flashing and just by following the pinned threads at forums like this I did it no problem. Half the fun of unlocking and rooting is doing it yourself!

 

[Raiders25Black]

Can You Root Motorola Xprt on gingerbread 2.3.5? if possible maybe I will give you a shot