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ALL ABOUT ROOT.

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What is rooting. It means to gain access over your android system. It means to unlock it and to use your device as administrator . in computer root means to have access over your system file and in android also it means so. The most common reasons to root your devices is to remove unwanted application, to change font of your system, to remove adds like in many Samsung phones ( it is taken as an example ), to flash a custom ROM and to customise your smart phone in a way you wish. Also it expand battery life also you can backup your system when you root it. Generally there is two main way to root your device: 1) bypass the device's security by unlocks the bootloader and or exploit android security of OS 2) Installing super user management android application . Those two ways make each device to has its own root process depend on the manufacture the same brand actually have a common way of unlocking it. In many computer operating system like Unix , Linux, and and...

WHAT IS ANDROID. ? ( THE BASIC )

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Android is a software package based on Linux operating system. Designed for mobile devices like computer, tablets and smartphone. It's developed by Google and later OHA ( Open handset alliance ) and it so written in java programming language. Also other programming language can be used to program the Android. The main goal AF android project is to create real world successful end user product also to improve mobile end user experience. Open handset alliance (OHA) is the consortium of 84 companies such as Google, eBay, Samsung etc led by Google was established 5th November 2007. Android its open source any one can customise the android platform and create what is called custom ROM. There is a lot of application can be chosen by consumer. It provide many interesting features like live weather, game, advertisement, watching video etc. Also provide features like SMS , calling, internet service, radio, connectivity, share network with a computer and also with nearby devices. And...