I'm thinking about getting one for the battery life, but I hate bloatware. I know theres a root method for it now, but I'm new to this whole "developer edition" stuff. Does the maxx hd come in developer edition or can it be rooted regardless?
Great. Thanks for the replyThe maxx doesn't come in a dev edition, only the HD. But you don't need the dev edition to root.
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Root on the Maxx HD is flawless. Just use Titanium Backup to freeze the apps for now. Should wait for someone to figure out the correct apps that can be fully uninstalled.I'm thinking about getting one for the battery life, but I hate bloatware. I know theres a root method for it now, but I'm new to this whole "developer edition" stuff. Does the maxx hd come in developer edition or can it be rooted regardless?
Good point, thanks for the tip, will doRoot on the Maxx HD is flawless. Just use Titanium Backup to freeze the apps for now. Should wait for someone to figure out the correct apps that can be fully uninstalled.
There are still some sneaky apps that you can't disable.Also, Android 4.X.X allows you to disable any app. This means you can disable the bloat without rooting. So you can maintain your warranty and still not have to see Verizon's crap. :good: