Bob Cat Careful, They're sharp!! VIP Member Jan 30, 2011 #1 So just wondering is a rooted phone an unlocked phone meaning it could be used on any network?
Frisco =Luceat Lux Vestra= Jan 30, 2011 #2 No, bobcat. Rooting your device gives you access to areas not available stock, but it remains locked until you unlock it via access code. Root procedures are slightly different from device to device. Unlocking: http://www.ehow.com/how_5824762_unlock-android-phone.html
No, bobcat. Rooting your device gives you access to areas not available stock, but it remains locked until you unlock it via access code. Root procedures are slightly different from device to device. Unlocking: http://www.ehow.com/how_5824762_unlock-android-phone.html
Bob Cat Careful, They're sharp!! VIP Member Jan 30, 2011 #3 Frisco said: No, bobcat. Rooting your device gives you access to areas not available stock, but it remains locked until you unlock it via access code. Root procedures are slightly different from device to device. Unlocking: How to Unlock an Android Phone | eHow.com Click to expand... Thanks Frisco I'll check it out.
Frisco said: No, bobcat. Rooting your device gives you access to areas not available stock, but it remains locked until you unlock it via access code. Root procedures are slightly different from device to device. Unlocking: How to Unlock an Android Phone | eHow.com Click to expand... Thanks Frisco I'll check it out.
Frisco =Luceat Lux Vestra= Jan 30, 2011 #4 I made myself laugh there, bobcat.. my "..areas not available in stock.." could be taken as geographical areas by new users reading here. I of course mean, "areas of the device itself, the sytem, etc, when rooted."
I made myself laugh there, bobcat.. my "..areas not available in stock.." could be taken as geographical areas by new users reading here. I of course mean, "areas of the device itself, the sytem, etc, when rooted."