T-Mobile G2
the successor to the t-mobile g1. released in late 2010, it is the first phone on t-mobile’s lineup that has hspa+ capabilities. before, t-mobile’s hspa+ network was restricted to wireless broadband cards/modems.
known in other parts of the world as the htc desire z, the g2/desire z are both htc vision phones, and as such can run roms of each other with virtually little to no lag at all. the desire z is unique as its namesake comes from the slider hinge that reveals the physical keyboard. instead of sliding straight up, instead, it slides up and over, thus giving it a sort of z-shape motion.
when it comes down to rooting the device, the process has been somewhat simplified from what it was two years ago, but the problem is that “one-click” rooting methods like superoneclick and z4root don’t work. instead, you first need to gain temporary root access, and then use the android terminal emulator to gain s-off and something else, at which point you can gain root access.
isaac: -sigh- when is the iphone 5 coming out? i’m bored of my jailbroken iphone 4.
andy: dude, get a t-mobile g2. sure it ain’t the best hspa+ device on t-mo, but still it gets the job done.
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