713King
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Plus it can be tweaked to save battery and manyy other things like messing with hdmi out to show the phone on the tv/computer screen and remove bloatware
I don't know if I would say they are doing something wrong or unethical, but really unpleasant. My question goes to why they feel the need to lock it down. Does Moto lose money each time I switch out a ROM, I don't think so. They have sold me a product and made there money on it, why can't they let me use the product they way I wish to. Tell me I have voided my warranty and that they will not support it modified, fine with me, that's fair. Take for example Tivo. They seem to have always had the stance: We sell a piece of hardware and a service. You can do what you want to the hardware as long as your not stealing our service (monthly money). Again I have no problem with that!
I hope this helps you understand why some people are not exactly happy with Moto and the new X
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So basically, it upsets those that Root/ROM and the "Rooters" really don't have a leg to stand on except for saying "I am not happy with you and won't buy your phone/product because of this." Would that be a fair assessment?
@SteveC: I think the widely accepted reading for why the Fascinate isn't coming out till fall is because Verizon wants to push the Droid X right now and don't want to needlessly create their own competition. The bootloader is not a malfunction at all. It is a clearly devised security implementation by Motorola (requested by Verizon). And I think Samsung will not (dunno why but probably cause Samsung isn't as needy to please Verizon as Motorola is since Moto was nearly bankrupt till the Droid) have a locked bootloader cause I hear the other Galaxy S line phones are already rooted.
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The funniest part is that you can tether with Bluetooth out of the box right now, even after their first update. Either they don't read the Interwebs, or that isn't as much the reason as we think.
Well the good news is tonight we were able to load a custom .sbf onto the droid X.
The bad news is it bricked it, or efused it.
Well the good news is tonight we were able to load a custom .sbf onto the droid X.
The bad news is it bricked it, or efused it.
did you have an original sbf to restore it?
GREAT NEWS!! The Droid X has been rooted as per Birdman on Twitter "DroidX is rooted, I'll have a guide and files up as soon as possible"