So you may have heard that Apple is about to release the New iPhone, or iPhone 5. The phone is expected to be faster than the iPhone 4s and features a slimmer body. But that’s not all that’s new on this iPhone. It will be sporting Apple’s new 19-pin dock connector.
What will this mean for the previous customer’s of Apple and products that work with Apple devices?
Apple always seems to be in the lead with their constant stream of new iOS capable devices. With the release of The New iPad, and the upcoming release of the iPhone 5, Apple will once again sweep the market.
However, there is news of a new device from Apple; the iPad Mini. But what will this device be capable of?
The Kindle Fire by Amazon is almost a perfect machine, just out of the box. It allows you to watch videos on Netflix, Hulu, Crackle, etc. It’s great for reading a book, or just the casual games. But, if you’re like me, you found the UI (User Interface) a little bland. After a little research, I found that is actually fairly easy to root your Kindle Fire. Thanks to the people at XDA-Developers, a nice utility was developed just for rooting you’re the Kindle Fire, even for the latest firmwares.
So you may be new to the android operating system and have done some searching around to see what your device is capable of. Most likely you’ve stumbled across the words “Rooting” or “Romming” and you’ve found yourself asking just what these words mean.
Well, don’t worry! I’ll break it down for you in this simple guide.
So what is rooting?
