Root but have HTC Sense?

[adoboyo]

Hi, I'm new to Android and I have thought about rooting but I like Sense. I was wondering if I root, will I still be able to use Sense and get the same benefits or is Sense a Rom?

Also, what should I go with with rooting it?

Thanks

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[RyanPm40]

If you root it, nothing will change. You will just have super user permissions and the ability to use rooted apps. You will still have sense.

The only way to not have it is to download and install a ROM that does not have it.

There are many great ROMs out there that still have sense in them, such as SkyRaider, which offers some cool new features to sense, and I virtuous. Those are the only ones I'm currently familiar with, but I'm sure there are others.

[Marco Montana]

Hi, I'm new to Android and I have thought about rooting but I like Sense. I was wondering if I root, will I still be able to use Sense and get the same benefits or is Sense a Rom?

Also, what should I go with with rooting it?

Thanks

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I'm rooted but remained stock and I love it I purchased Titanium Backup which allows me to freeze applications from running, So I don't have city id, tweet, and all the other annoying apps running.

I love it its like having a micro computer in my hand, that I control...

[enlightened]

You can install one of the many Sense-based ROMs if you so choose.

As far as rooting unrevoked is the easiest method. They'll have a method that allows you to root the OTA by the end of the day today or tomorrow so just hang tight until then.

[masully1984]

Hi, I'm new to Android and I have thought about rooting but I like Sense. I was wondering if I root, will I still be able to use Sense and get the same benefits or is Sense a Rom?

Also, what should I go with with rooting it?

Thanks

Sent from my ADR6300 using DroidForums App

I'm rooted but remained stock and I love it I purchased Titanium Backup which allows me to freeze applications from running, So I don't have city id, tweet, and all the other annoying apps running.

I love it its like having a micro computer in my hand, that I control...

I deleted all of the bloatware as soon I rooted my phone

[Tagged]

if you root do you still get the standard updates?

[MilesD37]

I noticed that when I use a home replacement app like launcher pro, I can't use the standard widgets that came with my phone, (like the people and calendar widgets) if I root, is there a way to use those widgets in other launchers? Or is there a way without rooting?

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[hiimdh]

I noticed that when I use a home replacement app like launcher pro, I can't use the standard widgets that came with my phone, (like the people and calendar widgets) if I root, is there a way to use those widgets in other launchers? Or is there a way without rooting?

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i have the same question.

[bassmasteraj]

How did you delete. The bloat ware

Hi, I'm new to Android and I have thought about rooting but I like Sense. I was wondering if I root, will I still be able to use Sense and get the same benefits or is Sense a Rom?

Also, what should I go with with rooting it?

Thanks

Sent from my ADR6300 using DroidForums App

I'm rooted but remained stock and I love it I purchased Titanium Backup which allows me to freeze applications from running, So I don't have city id, tweet, and all the other annoying apps running.

I love it its like having a micro computer in my hand, that I control...

I deleted all of the bloatware as soon I rooted my phone

[tweebee]

I noticed that when I use a home replacement app like launcher pro, I can't use the standard widgets that came with my phone, (like the people and calendar widgets) if I root, is there a way to use those widgets in other launchers? Or is there a way without rooting?

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i have the same question.

The standard widgets will only work with HTC Sense launcher and not for alternative launchers such as LauncherPro or ADW Launcher.