While I would love to have my Ally rooted to get rid of the junk that hogs my resources I just don't feel comfortable doing this myself. How do I find someone to root my phone for me?
I'll do it, but you'd have to ship it to me Priority Mail and then I'd have to Priority it back to you. In other words, you'd be without a phone for about a week.....
When you want something local your best bet is to check classified ads. Took me 20 seconds to search craigslist for "root" in Milwaukee.
I can root Any Android phone and tablet
If you want it rooted that bad but your not comfortable doing it try [APP]SuperOneClick v1.6.5 (Root, Unroot, Enable Non-Market App, Get UNLOCK code) - xda-developers
Has anyone here tried this? Your thoughts?
Has anyone here tried this? Your thoughts?
I rooted my phone with z4root it is one click and gives you choices for temp or permanent root and is reversible.
I rooted my phone with z4root it is one click and gives you choices for temp or permanent root and is reversible.
It depends if he/she is running 2.2.1.
I tried z4root, and Universal Androot on 2.2.1 today, didn't work, and i didn't expect it to.
By the way, if you use the SuperOneClick root guide (or whatever it's called), it may not be the greatest idea, due to the fact that you lose fastboot, and you can perm-brick your phone.
Correct z4root and Unverisal Androot will not root the ally on 2.2.1. Your options are either the Rooting 2.2.1 guide or superoneclick.
When you want something local your best bet is to check classified ads. Took me 20 seconds to search craigslist for "root" in Milwaukee.
I can root Any Android phone and tablet
Found a guy in town will root me for 20 bucks. Gonna have it done Tuesday or Wednesday. Will also put on a Rom for me. What should I go with? Velocity? looking for something that will help battery life.
Found a guy in town will root me for 20 bucks. Gonna have it done Tuesday or Wednesday. Will also put on a Rom for me. What should I go with? Velocity? looking for something that will help battery life.
not comfortable rooting, but comfortable enough to modify system files? Honestly if you're too scared to take the steps to root then you probably shouldn't be doing anything post root either.
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