Occasionally we talked about what it means root access on a terminal Android and how to get in some models. At the beginning and the first terminal to get root access had to do a lot of steps and it was necessary to go through the SDK, for many users this was a major challenge and preferred to do nothing. Over time this technique and these methods have been simplified a lot and even today there applications in the Android Market facilitate you get root access on the terminals.
One such application is Universal Androot, Which is available for download (at the end I leave you the link) and we can with a simple click access to the guts of the terminal. Unfortunately not all terminals support this application and are only listed below:
- Google Nexus One (2.2)
- Google G1 (1.6)
- HTC Hero (2.1)
- HTC Magic (1.5) (Select Do not install Superuser)
- HTC Tattoo (1.6)
- Dell Streak (2.1)
- Motorola Milestone (2.1)
- Motorola XT701
- Motorola XT800 (2.1)
- LG ME511
- Motorola XT720
- Droid (2.01/2.1/2.2 with FRG01B)
- Sony Ericsson X10 (1.6)
- Sony Ericsson X10 Mini (1.6)
- Sony Ericsson X10 Mini Pro (1.6)
- Acer Liquid (2.1)
- BeTouch Acer E400 (2.1)
- Samsung Galaxy Beam
- Vibo A688 (1.6)
- Lenovo LePhone (1.6)
- LG GT540 (1.6)
- Gigabyte GSmart G1305
- Slide mytouch
For now it is not compatible with:
- Samsung i9000 / I6500U / i7500 / i5700
- Motorola ME600 / ME501 / MB300 / CLIQ XT
- Motorola 2.2 FRG22D
- Archos 5
- Huawei U8220
- HTC Desire / Legend / Wildfire
- HTC EVO 4G / Aria
- SonyEricsson X10i R2BA020
Taking root on the terminal we can install and use certain applications that require a special permit and access to system directories that are not accessible without this permission.
