I guess it depends on the method. Like I mentioned before, unrooting many android models with the proper one touch method is as simple as clicking unroot on the phone. For the ones I have had you dont even need a computer to do it.
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I guess it depends on the method. Like I mentioned before, unrooting many android models with the proper one touch method is as simple as clicking unroot on the phone. For the ones I have had you dont even need a computer to do it.
I had sync issues in the beginning, whereas CM (still new) has not.
I get usable 4g signal with CM7 where I get none with HTC stock. So that would be 6 mbits/sec vs 1 mbits/sec. It isn't just peak speed, it's how many places you get connected. At my office it's about 9 mbits vs 8 pretty close to the tower (cm wins).
Outside of speedtest I have never seen more than 8 mbits sustained from either.
I've run stock, cm (6 + 7), myn, fresh and mui.
For me, cm is better. For you, clearly not.
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Where's Iceberg and his "No Hack talk!"???
Really, though, I don't understand the mindset that says I want this shiny new goo-gad, but it doesn't run fast enough, so I'm going to void the warranty and run it faster by jailbreak/root/hack.
As others have said recovering to stock is simple and painless.
Wifi tether is part of the base froyo code. Why did the manufacturers take away something it was intended to do? Oh that's right, to charge for something that's in the code and should be free?
Speaking only of CM here it's exotic locales like New York - istan, Florida-i-stan, california-nbul, etc. The code is open sourced and readily available from their git hub. Feel free to parse it, compile it then compare checksums. One advantage of open source is the ability to check the code.
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unrevoked. easy as pie. now i'm running a different rom thats fast as hell. didn't oc the cpu.
I tried the iPhone 4 for three weeks but decided Android filled my needs better. I went to the Atrix on Friday. It took me three minutes to root with BAT file that ran via ADB. I can unroot just as easy. Yeah I dont have unlocked bootloader but everything else I need is great.
I agree that rooting and returning the phone to "as sold" shouldn't void a warranty. I should have said that over-clocking risks damaging the CPU and shouldn't be covered under warranty.
Big Dawg:
Not that you've had tons of experience with the atrix yet, but how do you like it so far?
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Not that you've had tons of experience with the atrix yet, but how do you like it so far?
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So far it is the best Android phone I have had. The speed and battery life is amazing. Yes, it does have 1930 mah battery but the size and weight is less than many phones. I have owned Droid 1, Droid X, HD2(Converted to Android), Vibrant(1 Day) and G2.
Rooting it to block ads, use Titanium and absolute emergency tethering just adds to it. I have exchange set up for work, which requires PIN security, however the finger scanner makes it lickity split to unlock. The phone will only get better when the patch unleahes all of HSPA+.
What is really amazing is video and picture quality. The video I shot was better than anything I have had before like Droid X or iPhone 4. The video HDMI out on my VIZIO looks great given it is a cell phone. Having 16GB on board and a spot for a 32GB memory card only adds to the enjoyment.
Big Dawg,
Thanks for the info, if only it wasn't on the current mobile phone borg ;-)
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Thanks for the info, if only it wasn't on the current mobile phone borg ;-)
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