Showing posts with label android apps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label android apps. Show all posts

23 Sept 2011

How to unroot & root Gingerbread on your Android Phone

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This is a tutorial about how to root & unroot Gingerbread

[Root]
First, connect your phone to PC/Laptop.
Then, copy root.zip to your SDcard.
Turn your phone off.
Then Get into recovery mode (press Home+Power on/off button).
Choose "apply update from sdcard" by pressing volume down at once.
and choose update.zip that u saved on sdcard by pressing home button.
wait for 5mins (MAX).
Reboot now.

Your phone is rooted :)

[Unroot]
The ways same as how to root. But, the different is about the file.
If u wanna unroot your device, u need to download unroot.zip and rename to update.zip.
Then, u copy it to sdcard.
Do just like to root your phone.
Follow the instructions above.

Your phone is not rooted anymore
CMIIW ^_^

20 Sept 2011

BB Autotext on Android Phone

First, u need to download and install SmartKeyboardPro on your phone.
Then, u copy backup.zip file to sdcard/smartkeyboardpro (create manually if the folder hasn't created yet).
Go to settings/locale and text, check SmartkeyboardPro, and go to its settings.
Choose backup settings, restore from SDcard.

And, this is an important thing, cause this file (DroidSansFall.tff) make your Android phone (fonts) to be able to read BB autotext.
After u download it, u copy it to sdcard and move to system/fonts by running root explorer app (rename it to .apk).
and if it wanna take replace after u copy DroidSansFall.ttf, u just choose yes.
Restart your phone.
Now, u can see BB Autotext, here it is an example pic (SS)












And, enjoy it!

*note : your phone need to be rooted
CMIIW ^_^
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