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  1. Rene Robles Mar 22nd 2011

    HEy Randy this is Rene Robles im a friend of Austin. I wanted to know if yall can talk about Rooting an Android 2.2 version phone. I have a Samsung Intercept and i saw austins Phone and i saw it was rooted and he could switch the CPU Usage on it and i wanted to do that with mine but in dont know how to root it. Thanks Randy Keep up the Great show.

  2. randy Mar 27th 2011

    Hey Rene we are looking into it. Thanks for tuning in!

  3. Chris Santos Mar 28th 2011

    Rooting an Android phone is relatively easy these days, But at the same time risky, In some cases it can not be reversed. So make sure its what you want to do before rooting it. It does have many benefits but in some cases can void your warranty. So before jumping over the edge be absolutely sure you know what your doing. The best way that i have found to root a phone is by “XDA DEVELOPERS SUPER-ON-CLICK” Although its not just one click, its the simplest way i have found to do it because there is little to no scripting involved on your end The system does it all for you. If you want more info on it you can visit.
    http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803682
    I have done it. And it works. You can also root a Nook aswell, Its a different way but its possible!!!!!

  4. randy Mar 28th 2011

    Good info and comment! Thanks Chris!

  5. Brian Apr 11th 2011

    Hey guys,
    I have the new iPad2 and would really like to be able to view,edit,and save Microsoft office (word,excel,and ppt) files on my iPad. What is the best way to do this? I use dropbox but not google docs. Thanks.

    #shredthegnar

    -brian-

  6. randy Apr 12th 2011

    Your best two options are Quickoffice and Documents to Go. BOTH sync with Dropbox. I (randy) use both on IOS.

  7. randy bryan Apr 25th 2011

    http://forum.sdx-developers.com/intercept-development/


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