Upgraded today: Rooted T-Bolt to MAXX (should I root?)

P7M8

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I mainly rooted my T-Bolt to get better battery life and for the hotspot. I really don't like having to keep up with the latest ROMS. If the MAXX's battery is what they say it is I won't have an issue. Only real loss now would be the hotspot.

Am I missing any other benefits? I think I'm over customizing everything on my phone. I just want a seamless OS that works.
 

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You wont have to root for Hotspot if you download "FoxFi" from the Google Play Store.

If ya like custom roms yeah time to root. If you like Motoblur you wont have to root unless ya want to.

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Thanks for the guidance. I'll play with Motoblur for a while and see how it is.
 

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I also considered rooting maxx but when I was reminded Ics will allow me to freeze Verizon crap ware I decided to wait ;)

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I also considered rooting maxx but when I was reminded Ics will allow me to freeze Verizon crap ware I decided to wait ;)

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The version of the leaked ICS I tried would allow you to disable "SOME" of the Verizon blootware, but not all of it. I was not able to disable most of the Verizon bloatware. We don't know what disabling capability the official ICS release will give us.
 
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