Android phone has a open source operating system but you can't actually make the whole thing open for their security system.That's why people root their devise.
"ROOT" What does it Mean ?
“Rooting” your device means obtaining “superuser”. You can control your phone as you done before.you break their operating system and control whole phone.By this root you can control....
*Custom software:A "ROOM" is the software that run your devise.when you rooted your devise you can control them.you can increase your ROOM and many other things.it is a big opportunity to control your room.many low bugged phone didn't produce big Room but when you rooted your phone you control your phone room and increase room.
*Custom Themes: Themes are mainly the graphics that appear on your Android device.Rooting your device allows you the ability to fully customize just about every graphic on your device.
*speed and battery: Many developers made rooted battery saving software.you can use those app cause when you rooted your devise it really work.
*Baseband: The Baseband is what controls the radio on your device. By updating to the latest Basebands, you can potentially improve both the signal and quality of your phone calls.
*Latest Versions of Android: By this root you can update your android version.Cause custom "ROOM" can allow you to update to the latest version of the android OS before they are officially released.
*Baking up your devise:if you root your device, backing up everything on your device (both apps and data) becomes a simple task. *Unlocking Additional Features:Rooting your Android devise you can also unlock additional features.One example in enabilling free wifi and USB tethering. by this you can HACKED wifi password and use someone wifi.
*Stock:“Stock”refers to a few different things,depending on the context. When we refer to “Stock Android,” we mean the Google-built version you’d find on Nexus devices, with no extra UI chances like HTC Sense.
*Flash:Sometimes the rooting process requires flashing a ZIP file, sometimes it doesn’t.
*ADB:ADB stands for Android Debug Bridge. Many of the root tools you’ll find use ADB, whether you’re typing the commands yourself
Now i am going to tell you how to do this.step by step.....
Step1:Install Root checker on your android device and install to check your device root or not..
Step2:Open root checker and click verify root..
Step3:then you see... sorry! Root access is not properly installed on this devise..
Step4:Back to your mobile sitting to enable developer option. Sitting>about devise>software info. click software info 5 time in a time.
Step5:then your developer option open.Just go there and click debugging on..
Step6: Now open your computer download tunesGo software and open it..
Step7:Connect usb on this software..
Step8:Go tools..
Sep9:Click one click root and okay popup root...
Step10:Done! your ROOT has been complete..
Finally you go Root checker.this time you saw your devise Rooted..
Step2:Open root checker and click verify root..
Step3:then you see... sorry! Root access is not properly installed on this devise..
Step4:Back to your mobile sitting to enable developer option. Sitting>about devise>software info. click software info 5 time in a time.
Step5:then your developer option open.Just go there and click debugging on..
Step6: Now open your computer download tunesGo software and open it..
Step7:Connect usb on this software..
Step8:Go tools..
Sep9:Click one click root and okay popup root...
Step10:Done! your ROOT has been complete..
Finally you go Root checker.this time you saw your devise Rooted..
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