This essentially causes the phone to self-destruct if it detects a rooting attempt, and can only be fixed by Motorola.
This article is 1.5 months old.
yeah yeah, but you forgot to say, that the Android Droid OS is not a locked down as iphone 4, with the droid you can theme/customize your device without jailbreaking, you can install non marketplace apps with out jailbreaking and you can change just about everything in the OS without jailbreaking.
so their is not much need to jailbreak the droid useless you want to overclock the device
The Android community has some of the brightest developers in the mobile world, who have been able to root many different devices; but will the kill-switch on the Droid X prevent it from being hacked? Motorola sure hopes so, but has alienated a large chunk of their market in the process. Of course this is only one manufacture, and Google, the brain behind Android, encourages open-source software and freedom of choice.
This article is 1.5 months old.
If you want to nitpick, it is 38 days old, which is 1.27 months, but who's counting? Are you really trying to say an article 38 days old is out-of-date? What really is your point?
Sensational thread titles are sensational.
And again............And the article makes a point of saying that it is Motorola, not Google which is doing this.
Axemantitan said:And redundancy is neither witty nor clever, no matter how popular it is among Generation Y.
Wow that is extreme, but I guess most of the things we aim to get by jailbreaking they have. But what could they possibly gain from "rooting". Android is so open, I have to jailbreak to get mifi but my freind has a droid and he gets a simmilar app for free. I think apple wouldent do this sort of thing, it drives some business and I bet the iOS will get better as the years go by.
If you want to nitpick, it is 38 days old, which is 1.27 months, but who's counting? Are you really trying to say an article 38 days old is out-of-date? What really is your point?
Im counting, and its actually 1.288 months old so check your math next time before your correct others.
We're saying you're 38 days late, that's all....If you want to nitpick, it is 38 days old, which is 1.27 months, but who's counting? Are you really trying to say an article 38 days old is out-of-date? What really is your point?
Well played..No, just that if you visit the Droid X forums you'd know that this is a non-issue pretty much.
http://www.androidcentral.com/droid-x-root-achieved
July 22nd ...
Sensational thread titles are sensational.
Works for the Department of Redundancy Department..Oh I'm plenty witty and clever ... most likely because I'm not a gen y'er.Any excuse for your redundancy?
Quoted for redundancySensational thread titles are sensational.
Im counting, and its actually 1.288 months old so check your math next time before your correct others.