For those of you that have gotten the Photon 4G and really want to root it there is already a way to do this. The only downside is that you need to have the HD Station to do it for now. This is a permanent root for the Photon 4G and hopefully we will have a method for those without the hd station.
What you need to Root the Motorola Photon 4G with Webtop:
If you don’t have an SSH program on your pc download Putty (Download Link)
Root Instructions for the Motorola Photon 4G:
Original instructions can be found at XDA in the forums located at:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=16254545#post16254545
If you have a Droid X running Android 2.2 your can root it with a single click. The Droid X has a previous root method but none as easy as this. Sil3ntKi113 over at alldroid.org has created a simple one click guy to root the Droid X.
Root Instructions for the Droid X:
Please keep in mind that if it doesn’t root and you are turning bluetooth on and off try turning wifi on and off instead.
These are the easy to follow instructions for rooting the HTC Sensation 4G. While we have had great luck with this method please be aware that you follow these instructions at your own risk. The HTC Sensation 4G is currently one of the most popular android phones of 2011.
Your device must also be s-off in order for the instructions below to work. Most of the Sensations are s-on although once we have found a way to turn s-off on all sensations we will add that to these instructions.
Root Instructions for the HTC Sensation 4G:
Rooting the HTC Wildfire is a very easy process. We have only done this using Windows (which requires HBoot) and have had a flawless experience. Anyone with an HTC Wildfire knows that rooting it will unlock its full potential and it is easily one of the top 10 phones on the market to date. Thanks to Unrevoked rooting the HTC Wildfire is a very easy process.
If you are a Windows User you must install HBoot Drivers before running Unrevoked.
Root Instructions for the HTC Wildfire or HTC Buzz (same thing)(if you are running windows be sure to follow the above HBoot instructions first)
Congratulations you have root access to your HTC Wildfire (Buzz). Enjoy
The Sony Ericsson Xperia ARC is one of the top five phones currently available running Android (so of course it can easily be rooted). We have the easiest way to root your phone here.
Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc Root Instructions:
As always Android Advice is in no way responsable for the use of this information or apk file. You root your phone at your own risk.
If you do not have Samsung’s KIES 2.0 installed, download and install it. Correct USB drivers must be installed, so that programs can communicate with the device. Reboot computer after KIES installation.
Root Instructions
While this is a nearly flawless device without having to root it of course we all like the total control and freedom of no restraints. As always this is completely educational and you take all risks associated with following these instructions. We like to help you get root access on your phone but don’t need you knocking down our door if you get bricked somehow.
The T-Mobile G2x is one of T-Mobiles the more popular Android Phones of 2011 which they have had issues with of late. Many of its users are having issues that can be taken care of by simply rooting the phones and cleaning them up. If you are one of those that own and want to root your T-Mobile G2x we have the method below.
Root Instructions:
We have not rooted the T-Mobile G2x’s ourselves but have seen many other users saying that this root method works. We are however not responsible for your use of this information and have to tell you that you assume all risks of following the steps above.
The LG Optimus 2X is one of the more popular Android Phones of 2011. With so many users talking about this smartphone there is no doubt that a root method would exist. We have played with this phone and think its a good phone for most Android fans. If you are one of those that want to root your LG Optimus 2X we have the method below.
Root Instructions:
We have not rooted the LG Optimus 2X’s ourselves but have seen many other users saying that this root method works. We are however not responsible for your use of this information and have to tell you that you assume all risks of following the steps above.
SuperOneClick by far supports the most phones of any other root method available at this point. While it may not be the best meted for your phone it probably supports it. SuperOneClick was developed by shortfuse.org and supports over 25 phones including most HTC, Motorola, Samsung and Sony Android Phones.
Operating systems that SuperOneClick Currently Supports are:
Windows Vista, Windows 7, Ubuntu Hardy (8.04 LTS), Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04), Ubuntu Karmic (9.10), Ubuntu Lucid (10.04 LTS), Ubuntu Maverick (10.10), Debian Lenny (5.0), Debian Squeeze (testing), Debian Sid (unstable), Debian Experimental.
Please take note that if you are running Microsoft Windows XP, install .NET Framework v2.0 or above, and if you run a Mac or another Linux flavor, make sure you install Mono
The current compatable and tested phones are:
Acer Liquid Metal, Dell Streak, HTC Magic (Sapphire) 32B, HTC Bee, LG Ally, Motorola Atrix4G, Motorola Charm, Motorola Cliq, Motorola Droid, Motorola Flipside, Motorola Flipout, Motorola Milestone, Nexus One, Samsung Captivate, Samsung Galaxy 551 (GT-I5510), Samsung Galaxy Portal/Spica I5700, Samsung Galaxy S 4G, Samsung Galaxy S I9000, Samsung Galaxy S SCH-I500, Samsung Infuse 4G, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Samsung Transform M920, Samsung Vibrant, Sony Ericsson Xperia E51i X8, Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, Sprint Hero, Telus Fascinate, Toshiba Folio 100. Keep in mind that just because the phone is not in this list does not mean that it doesn’t work just that it hasn’t been confirmed as working.
Root Instructions using SuperOneClick:
We have rooted many devices ourselves and have seen many other users saying that this root method works. We are however not responsible for your use of this information and have to tell you that you assume all risks of following the steps above.
The Samsung Infuse 4G is by far one of the most popular Android Phones this year. With so many users of this smartphone there is no doubt that a root method would exist. We have played with this phone and think any power user of Android Phones would consider this as a choice. Of course anyone in the Android community that owns a phone like this will either want it rooted or already have it rooted. If you are one of those that want to root your Samsung Infuse 4G we have the method below.
Root Instructions:
We have rooted two Samsung Infuse 4G’s ourselves and have seen many other users saying that this root method works. We are however not responsible for your use of this information and have to tell you that you assume all risks of following the steps above.
Before rooting your LG Revolution
You will need to have [ADB] access (download the Android SDK and you have it). Also keep in mind this phone has no recovery at this point, so there is no way to back track at this point. We have faith there will be a flash for this at some point but there isn’t one yet.
Root Instructions for the LG Revolution
In terminal type:
adb push rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin /data/local/temp/rage
adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/temp/rage
adb shell ./data/local/temp/rage
After it roots it, time to push the SU binary
Download the SU binary (Download):
exit adb push su /system/bin adb shell chmod 755 /system/bin/su
Your Done now download SuperUser to give SU rights to other applications
We are excited about this root method being released so soon after the phone itself was released.