androidlover9
Android Enthusiast
Got to root it first to do anything else with it.
I know, but what's the point in me rooting it if it's not a different ROM or anything?
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Got to root it first to do anything else with it.
A while back the rom teams unified all the North American s3s and called them all "d2lte" so that's what you'll wanna be lookin for I thinkHow do I find out if they built it for my version of the S3?
You can build it yourself. Its called stock aosp from source.I dunno, I just want someone out there to make a stock android rom for every device out there instead of having to deal with all these different varients...
You can build it yourself. Its called stock aosp from source.
Standard backup. Use an app backup (like titanium) to backup your user apps. And use custom recovery (like philz touch or clockworkmod) to backup the whole phone.I think I'm just going to install Cyanogenmod 11 4.4.4 version since that CM 12 is probably buggy, any recommendations on how I should back-up all my stuff?
Standard backup. Use an app backup (like titanium) to backup your user apps. And use custom recovery (like philz touch or clockworkmod) to backup the whole phone.
You can backup your apps with titanium backup and all app data will be backed up. You want to change where titanium stores backups in its settings. It normally stores on internal but you want to change to external SD since you have to wipe data to install a ROM.So all my game data and stuff will be stored? And the last time I installed CM I didn't use a custom recovery but it worked out well still lol.
You can backup your apps with titanium backup and all app data will be backed up. You want to change where titanium stores backups in its settings. It normally stores on internal but you want to change to external SD since you have to wipe data to install a ROM.
It is free. There is a paid key you can purchase to unlock more features, but the free version performs app backups just fine.So it's a completely free app? Cool I'll do this over the weekend though since it's my last week of school before our break.
It is free. There is a paid key you can purchase to unlock more features, but the free version performs app backups just fine.
I think the free version makes you tap "yes" for every app you restore or something annoying like that so it's well worth buying the paid version if you have the money.So it's a completely free app? Cool I'll do this over the weekend though since it's my last week of school before our break.
I think the free version makes you tap "yes" for every app you restore or something annoying like that so it's well worth buying the paid version if you have the money.
And (sorry Madbat) but you don't have to make the backup save to external as a data wipe in custom recovery doesn't touch files like that
Wiping your phone with custom recovery won't wipe internal Sd.I'm fine with a free version I think.
But if I don't use an SD card, how am I supposed to restore my data if I have to wipe my phone any ways?
Also, what is the easiest and most safe way to root your phone?
Wiping your phone with custom recovery won't wipe internal Sd.
Root depends on which s3 you have. Model number and carrier.
Same as att model. Should find good stuff here
You could try towelroot.
No. Just the root stuff. Like installing Odin on pc. Then use Odin to install recovery. Or try towelroot first. Towelroot is easy, just install the app and click make it rain. But if that doesn't work go Odin route.Wouldn't that mess with calls and stuff though?
No. Just the root stuff. Like installing Odin on pc. Then use Odin to install recovery. Or try towelroot first. Towelroot is easy, just install the app and click make it rain. But if that doesn't work go Odin route.
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