When HTC confirmed to us that it wouldn't be offering an official bootloader unlock solution for the AT&T version of the One X, we assumed that the Android hacking community would step in and find a Continue reading…
The Snapdragon S4-powered HTC One X has been rooted by the community over at xda-developers. Last week we brought you news that HTC would not be unlocking the bootloader for the AT&T version of the Continue reading…
Yesterday, MoDaCo noticed that the bootloader on the AT&T version of the HTC One X was locked and that HTC's online tool for unlocking it didn't work. We reached out to HTC on the matter, it it looks Continue reading…
We're hearing that some Nokia Lumia 800 and Lumia 710 handsets have a surprisingly beneficial flaw: apparently, some of the devices trickled out into the marketplace with stock Qualcomm bootloaders Continue reading…
HTC has added bootloader unlock support to yet another phone, and it's a classic — the HTC Dream, the original Android smartphone. Considering the Dream (known as the T-Mobile G1 in the US) was Continue reading…
A letter sent from Verizon to the FCC earlier this month provides further evidence that the carrier supports OEMs locking bootloaders, while also outlining the reasoning for this controversial stance. Continue reading…
Asus has today released a utility to unlock the bootloader on its Transformer Prime tablet, enabling users to install a custom ROM on their tablet. When news first broke that the Transformer Prime's b Continue reading…
Early adopters of the first Sony devices to run Google TV may have been feeling pangs of buyer's remorse when the Japanese company announced its revamped lineup at CES this year, but there's no reason Continue reading…
Motorola hasn't historically played nice with the homebrew community, to say the least, but it's trying to make amends — albeit in its own unorthodox way. Announced via the company's community blog Continue reading…
Asus frustrated the Android homebrew community earlier this year after it was discovered that the company encrypted its Transformer Prime bootloader. The company reversed that decision recently and Continue reading…
