Rooting Android...
What to do after getting an Android?.
Basically it's a Smart Phone,can do lots of stuff,it has a great processing power,lots of apps and games are available on
Android Market and many other sits,some are free and some are paid.
But if you are impressed by it and satisfied then Still you are not using your Droid's 100% power as you have not Rooted your phone yet!.
Now what is Rooting??
Rooting is similar to
Jail-break in i-Phone,and Symbian or can say Root/Super user for Linux or administrator in Windows.
It would give you 100% access on your Android system ,you can use your hardware and system to it's full potential.
can change fonts,can take full backup,can Use LINK2SD for moving apps to sd card on Android 2.1 also!!,Can over-under clock your CPU speed (changing CPU's speed can be handy for power management) can remove unwanted adds which comes all time while playing game or in any app all time ,You can do many more stuffs by it..
You can use android without rooting also but just try to search Root in android market then you'll realize what you are missing,but rooting is recommended for advance user only as if you do some thing wrong without knowing you'll end up bricking your cell,so be little careful.
If you want to check ,weather your android is rooted or not you can check it by downloading
Root checker from market .
Don't be sad if your Android is not rooted you can root it by many ways,
You can find many ways to root your android (particular model),some methods doesn't work on all android.
But here I'm Showing you one of the EASIEST method of Rooting,by which you can also Un-root your phone.
Steps:
>Download Z4ROOT from
HERE
>Or scan this Barcode on your Android.
Unless
you make regular trips through Add/Remove Programs uninstalling
programs by the bunch, chances are you run into unwanted programs when
you're browsing the Start Menu, or sifting through your Program Files.
Instead of going all the way to Add/Remove programs to uninstall
something, MenuUninstaller
puts an Uninstall option right in your context menu. Just right-click
on a shortcut or app, hit Uninstall, and it'll uninstall it for you. It
usually works pretty well. However, if you want something a little more
powerful, you can always go with another app uninstaller altogether—like Revo Uninstaller, which can uninstall every trace of a program just by clicking on its window.
If
you like to keep a clean desktop—and who doesn't—that Recycle Bin icon
might drive you mad, sitting in the corner. Even if it doesn't, you
might not like how it handles deletions, and MiniBin
can fix that. MiniBin moves your Recycle Bin to your system tray, and
tweak how the Recycle Bin works. You can double-click on the system tray
icon to empty the bin, and even get rid of the prompt or system
progress display that comes with that operation, not to mention turn off
the sounds. It even has a CPU optimization option for older computers.
