How to Root HTC EVO 4G LTE - Instructions & video Tutorial

Today we'll discuss the Rooting procedure of HTC EVO 4G LTE.

Before the actual instructions, make sure of the fact that Rooting voids your gadget's warranty and we are not responsible in case your device turns into an expensive paper-weight. Although, according to the senior member of XDA forums, zedomax, the technique of Rooting “can’t brick your phone in any way” and is completely safe.

This Rooting technique involves installing a couple of drivers and then running a small script. But Linux and Mac users don't have to do these, just need to run a basic script after unzipping a file. This will give you full root with SuperSU app and busybox.

Step by Step Instructions :

• For Windows, update drivers using driver files below then double-click on runme.bat.
• For Linux, no drivers needed, unzip Evo4GLTERoot.zip to your Downloads directory then open up a terminal and do:

Code:

cd Downloads/Evo4GLTERoot
chmod 755 *

inux devices
sudo ./adb-
l

• Then do:

Code:

sh runmelinux.sh

• For Mac, no drivers needed, unzip Evo4GLTERoot.zip to your Downloads directory then open up a terminal and do:

Code:

cd Downloads/Evo4GLTERoot
chmod 755 *

sh
sh runmemac
.

Drivers for 32-bit Windows:

http://downloadandroidrom.com/file/H..._Driver_32.zip

Drivers for 64-bit Windows:

http://downloadandroidrom.com/file/H..._Driver_64.zip

Download Rooting Files:

http://downloadandroidrom.com/file/H...o4GLTERoot.zip

Mirror: http://stockroms.net/file/HTCEvo4GLTE/Evo4GLTERoot.zip

In case you were unable to gobble up the instructions, here is the video tutorials explaining the How-to.

 Video Tutorials:

Video tutorial for Windows:

Video tutorial for Linux/Ubuntu:

Video tutorial for Mac OSX:

Unrooting Technique:

If you need to unroot, here's RUU: (use the version that's same as your software version)

I guess now your are pretty convinced about the entire Guide. Why don't you give a try ?

GoodLuck !

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Google applies for 50 Top Level Domains

Over the web we have seen and used traditional domains such as '.com', '.co', '.org' for a long time. Well now internet giant Google is on the verge of introducing a handful of Top Level Domains (TLD s) such as, '.google', '.youtube', '.lol', '.docs' etc. Google has applied for 50 such new TLDs that will not only be business or location centric but also have “interesting and creative potential”.

The Internet giant also disclosed it has applied for a '.lol' domain that is a commonly used abbreviation for 'laugh out loud'. They said that this would categorize a specific genre, fun options and thus it will help improve user experience. 

“In 2016, it’s estimated that almost half of the world’s population will be online, yet nearly 50 percent of the websites we visit are found in the .com top-level domain (TLD), which was among the first TLDs created in 1984,” Google says in a blog post.

ICANN, the body that assigns top-level domains to websites across the globe, is scheduled to announce later this month which domains will be added to the current list.

Google has mainly applied for TLDs in four categories such as,

• .google : Trademarks
• .docs: Based on core-business
• .youtube: Improve user experience
• .lol: Fun category 

Google says it has given high priority to security and abuse prevention, while delivering a positive experience for Internet users. “We’re just beginning to explore this potential source of innovation on the web, and we are curious to see how these proposed new TLDs will fare in the existing TLD environment,” Google notes.

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Apple i-OS Security Guide Released Publicly

Apple has been always unique and sophisticated about their products; especially they maintained their technological secrets low-profile and eventually i-technology became the unique master. Be it the design of Apple products or the i-OS and its unparalleled security, Apple has been the best in its class. 

One of Apple's fascinating production is obviously the i-OS. But Apple never leaked the architectural details of i-OS to hold their uniqueness until last-month i-OS security Guide floated in public domain.

The i-OS security guide is quite detailed, offering businesses and i-OS developers much-needed insight into the security features inherent within the i-OS platform. It seems the company is adapting a new strategy to educate third-party developers so that they can develop secure apps for i-OS users and the entire ecosystem benefits from Apple’s revelations.

Mainly, the i-OS security Guide covers the following topics: 

 

• System architecture: The secure platform and hardware foundations of iPhone, i-Pad, and i-Pod touch.
  
• Encryption and Data Protection: The architecture and design that protects the user’s data when the device is lost or stolen, or when an unauthorized person attempts to use or modify it.
  
• Network security: Industry-standard networking protocols that provide secure authentication and encryption of data in transmission.
  
• Device access: Methods that prevent unauthorized use of the device and enable it to be remotely wiped if lost or stolen.

The facts about the enhanced security about i-OS was under fog for a long time. Reverse engineering did not help much to guess around. But i-OS security Guide explains it all. At every stage of an i-OS device’s boot process, the different software components involved in booting (kernel, etc.) have to be digitally signed by the relevant hardware components.

After so many years of researching and reverse-engineering on the Apple Products by 3rd Party Developers and Enthusiasts , the release of Apple i-OS Security Guide in public seems an important event in the history of Technology. 

If you want to have a sneak peak of the i-OS security documentation, HERE IS THE LINK .

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