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  #1 topandroidapps4u on 21 Jan 15

   

  Most phones
  running Google's Android OS can be "rooted," a method that provides the user and selected apps access to the core software.
  This allows for changes and customizations not obtainable to normal users. A common step for root users is to remove a few of the apps pre-installed by the device manufacturer.

  
  

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><div><i>Most </i>phones<i> <br /> </i>running<i> Google's Android </i>OS<i> </i>can be<i> "rooted," a </i>method<i> </i>that provides<i> the </i>user<i> and </i>selected<i> </i>apps<i> </i>access to<i> the </i>core<i> </i>software<i>. <br /> </i>This allows<i> for </i>changes<i> and customizations not </i>obtainable<i> to </i>normal<i> </i>users<i>. </i>A common<i> </i>step<i> for root </i>users<i> </i>is to<i> </i>remove<i> </i>a few of the<i> </i>apps<i> pre-installed </i>by the<i> </i>device<i> </i>manufacturer<i>.</i></div><br /></div>

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