Showing posts with label superboot. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 28, 2017
How to Root HTC Desire C Android 4 0 ICS with Superboot
How to Root HTC Desire C Android 4 0 ICS with Superboot
Today our tutorial How to root HTC Desire C Android 4.0 ICS phone easily with the help of Superboot application. HTC Desire C is one of the cheapest phone with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich ICS OS pre-installed. It was launched in the market few months ago and available in the India with price tag around Rs 15,000. This Phone somehow replaced the Wildfire S and created a new place of its own by equipping with decent specifications like Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, 600 MHz Cortex-A5 processor with Qualcomm Snapdragon chipset and Adreno 200 GPU. HTC has tweaked the HTC Sense 4.0 interface and thus it gives a fluidic performance with low processor resources. Beats Audio gives tremendous music experience and manual equalizer setting adds more outstanding music clarity while listening the songs.

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This story was originally published at TechDragInfo
Thursday, December 14, 2017
How to Root Moto G with Superboot
How to Root Moto G with Superboot
Developers are pretty interested in Motorolas Moto G android device, they created a simple tool named superboot for rooting both Moto G single and dual sim devices. Currently the phone is loaded with Android 4.3 Jelly Bean OS and motorola promised it will get an latest Android 4.4 Kitkat Update in 2 months. Once users rooted their device, they can get full access on the device and also privilege to take backup of entire OS. Incase of any malfunction happened to the phone, you can restore the Android OS with that help of titanium backup application. There are many things you can do like installing custom ROMs, kernel modification gives extra performance and also unlocking bootloader. Dont be afraid this rooting tool supports all kind of firmware and build versions which are available in different region moto g devices.
Rooting will voids the warranty and you will no longer receive OTA updates. But you can get warranty by installing stock factory OS again.

Disclaimer: Please note that neither we nor the developer is responsible for any damage your device might incur during this process. Please proceed at your own risk.
Requirements:
1. The rooting procedure only applicable for Motorola Moto G XT1033 and XT1032 variants. Dont try it on any motorola device, it will leads to serious damage.
2. Minimum battery should be 50% mandatory.
3. For Enable USB debugging on your Moto G. You have to navigate to Setting>About Phone, there tap on Build Number many times until developer option is enabled. Then you can get access to the developer options and there you can enable USB debugging.
Warning: Before starting the rooting process, your device must have unlocked the bootloader. For unlocking the bootloader go to motorola website. If you still want to root, then im not responsible if anything happens to the device.
8. For Linux users, open the terminal window and go to the extraction folder. Type the following commands one by one
chmod +x superboot-linux.sh
Steps and Guide to Root Moto G using Superboot
1. Download rooting tool superboot from here. After downloading the zip file extract it using winrar.
2. Now turn off the device.
3. Again power on the device while holding the volume down button to enter into fastboot mode.
4. Open the extraction folder, there you can see superboot-windows.bat file. Right click on the file and select Run as Administrator.
5. Connect the device to PC via USB cable.

6. Once your device is recognized by the PC. Rooting process starts automatically and it will be completed in 2 or 3 minutes.
7. In case you are using Mac PC, then you have to open terminal and go to the extraction folder. Type the following commands
chmod +x superboot-mac.sh
sudo ./superboot-mac.sh
8. For Linux users, open the terminal window and go to the extraction folder. Type the following commands one by one
chmod +x superboot-linux.sh
sudo ./superboot-linux.sh
9. Once process is completed and reboot the phone.
This story was originally published at TechDragInfo
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