Root Samsung Galaxy Ace [How To]

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Want to root Samsung Galaxy smartphone; here is a quick guide for you. You need a few files that have been mentioned below to complete this process.
 - Samsung Kies (Official Samsung site: http://www.samsungapps.com/about/onPc.as)
 - SuperOneClick 2.1.1 (here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803682)


  • Install Samsung Kies, it will install the proper drivers needed for your phone 
  • Turn on your phone 
  • Enable USB Debugging at Setting>Applications>Development 
  • Now, check the Android version on your phone. You can do this by going to Settings>About


IF you have Android 2.2.1

  1. Connect your phone into PC via cable
  2. Launch Super One Click 2.1.1
  3. Click "Root"
  4. Wait until the program will root your phone
  5. Reboot 

OR

If you have Android 2.3.3/2.3.4/2.3.5

  1. Download upd_1.zip
  2. Copy upd_1.zip to your sdcard
  3. Turn off your phone
  4. Press POWER+HOME BUTTON
  5. Apple Update from sdcard, select the file upd_1.zip
  6. After the update completed - reboot
  7. Voila you are done.


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  1. UnknownJune 10, 2014 at 6:01 PM


    Top 5 Security Tips for Android Phones & Tablets

    Securing your Android device is just as important securing your computer, which is why it’s important to address the security precautions below.
    1. Lock it Down! - Enable Screen Lock
    2. Keep a Secret! - Use Encryption
    3. Cover Your… Apps! - Backup and Remote Wipe
    4. Keep Up! - Update Operating System and Apps Regularly
    5. Watch What You Download! - Wild West Application Marketplace

    for more information:
    http://www.iwebsecurity.org/android_top_security_tips.html

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