
For months, latest OTA update 4.24.651 has blocked many users of HTC Evo 4G from rooting their phones but Gingerbread ROOT is finally here for everyone to enjoy.
Here’s an updated version of how to root HTC Evo 4G with Android 2.2 and latest OTA updates.
This is an updated method on how to root your HTC Evo 4G (as of 01/19/2011). The previous method was for Android 2.1 and there has been a lot of changes but this method should work for all the new HTC Evo 4G phones and the old ones with the latest OTA updates.
For those of you who have been stuck with a brand new HTC Evo 4G and couldn’t root the phone (so you can get free wifi tethering and custom ROMs), there’s a new method to root the Froyo Android 2.2 on your HTC Evo 4G.
And yes, no more complaining that you can’t root your phone anymore, we are tired of hearing about it so go ahead and click on the link below to enjoy all the benefits of rooting will start giving your life.
And I will have full instructions on how to do this later this week over at HTCEvoHacks.c
For those of you who have bought an HTC Evo 4G, let me tell you the route I took for accessories:
1. First, I got the HTC Evo 4G Screen Protector from Zagg with protector for the front and the back. Zagg makes the best screen protectors out there, I would highly recommend this over any other brand out there for your beloved HTC Evo 4G. And for ladies, I highly recommend this
You know why HTC Evo 4G is awesome?
Because I am writing this very blog post “wifi tethered” FREE via my rooted HTC Evo 4G. And you know what, I can also do cool things like get off my computer and browse the web on my HTC Evo 4G WHILE it’s tethering my laptop, which is actually uploading a 300MB file to my FTP server. And that I just re
For older people (generally over 50 here I am talking about), resolution on a smartphone isn’t such a big issue but readability is.
Let me give you an example.
I always upgrade my mom’s desktop computer from time-to-time and the number one complaint she has about her computer is the resolution.
She would rather have lower resolution monitors because the text size looks bigger to her eyes, which is around 1024×800 or 1280×1024.
Anything higher than that, my mom has problems with.
And most older people will start losing their close-up v