Droid 2 Root Process Now Available

HTC and T-Mobile tired hard to stop any rooting on the T-Mobile G2 handset, they simply didn’t want anyone tinkering with their device so made it somewhat difficult to accomplish, but a temporary root did come along.However, according to an article over on Engadget by Chris Ziegler, the guys over at XDA-developers may have been slowed down a tad, but it hasn’t stopped them as they now have a permanent T-Mobile G2 root solution.

First attempts to gain root over the T-Mobile G2 were somewhat hampered, but a temporary root was achieved and not too long after was followed by a permanent root of the device probably much to the annoyance of HTC and T-Mobile.However, according to an article over on Engadget by Chris Ziegler, that T-Mobile G2 permanent root has led to the guys over at XDA-developers having somewhat of a less difficult time in rooting the T-Mobile myTouch 4G which they have accomplished in short order.

If you own a HTC Droid Eris smartphone and have been patiently waiting and waiting for the Big Red to give out an upgrade to Android 2.1 you may well be in luck as apparently the guys over at XDA Developers have rooted the HTC Droid Eris to 2.1.
Apparently if you are running the stock Android 1.5 operating system all one is required to do is drop a ZIP file onto your SD card and restart your Droid Eris; however they do stipulate that if your Droid Eris has already been flashed with the Eris 2.1 leak, this hack will not work.

Apparently there a new super-root method that’s hit the net called SuperOneClick that can just about root any Android device out there in smartphone space, including those running Android 2.2 Froyo.According to an article over on Gizmodo by Brian Barrett and by way of the guys over at XDA-developers, there still isn’t a complete list of Android devices SuperOneClick can root but apparently to start off it will root the Samsung Captivate, Motorola Droid and Nexus One.

Still waiting patiently for Motorola to get their finger out and deliver the official Android 2.2 Froyo update to your Motorola Droid X? Motorola promised Android 2.2 would come to the Droid X by the time summer was out but appears to have failed on that promise.However according to an article over on Softpedia by Ionut Arghire, a new unofficial Android 2.2 Froyo ROM has emerged over on My Droid World forums, and is the Droid X 2.3.13- The Froyo Update according to the poster.

The official Adobe Flash Player 10.1 (Version V10.1.92.8) is now available for any phone running Android 2.2 (Froyo).Droid-Life has reported that the new official Flash 10.1 does not need a root, you can now download via com.adobe.flashplayer-1.apk; please let us know how you get on please.Whilst we are on the subject the source above also published news mentioning about the Flash 10.1 for your Droid, you can now root the Droid and install the newest CyanogenMod 6.0.0 RC3 build through ROM Manager, read more about that via Droid-Life.

For those of you that like rooting your mobile devices, if you own the WiFi version of the Android 3.0 Honeycomb touting Motorola Xoom tablet, you can now gain root access to the device so you can tinker to your hearts content.According to Android Central, the hacking aficionados over at XDA-developers have now released the necessary to root the WiFi-only model of the Motorola Xoom, which involves using an Android SDK along with a certain amount of code knowledge.

Although the Motorola Atrix 4G has only just hit the shelves that hasn’t stopped the Android hacking community from getting down and dirty with the Android 2.2 Froyo smartphone and get the device rooted so the user gains more control over the handset.But if you are new to the device rooting game what you could probably do with is a visual guide on how to attain root on the Motorola Atrix 4G right?