D dgaribay1 Lurker Feb 25, 2011 #1 Does rooting your Motorola Droid X allow you to change phone providers?
B buckguin Well-Known Member Feb 25, 2011 #2 No.. As far as I know, thats a whole different monster. It depends on which carrier you are trying to change to whether its possible or not.
No.. As far as I know, thats a whole different monster. It depends on which carrier you are trying to change to whether its possible or not.
xliderider Android Expert Feb 25, 2011 #3 Rooting has nothing to do with providers. Also, only a few providers will allow another carrier's device on their network. In addition, if it's an X, it has to be a CDMA/PCS network, no GSM networks allowed. The X doesn't have a sim card.
Rooting has nothing to do with providers. Also, only a few providers will allow another carrier's device on their network. In addition, if it's an X, it has to be a CDMA/PCS network, no GSM networks allowed. The X doesn't have a sim card.
colchiro Extreme Android User Feb 26, 2011 #4 ... then there's still the problem of having to pay two service providers (assuming you have a contract with VZ).
... then there's still the problem of having to pay two service providers (assuming you have a contract with VZ).