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Originally Posted by stonetools
If you are around techies, especially android fan techies, you'll see rooted android stuff a lot. If you spend most of your time around non techies, you'll hardly ever see that.
In the Android community, rooting devices is what they do. Josh topolsky asked an interesting question once:
" if the first thing you do with your phone is to root it and make wholesale changes to the interface, then maybe you bought the wrong phone?"
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I went with the Nook Color because of these features:
- half the price
- 7" 16:9 display
- expandable storage
- flash support
Android followed by default. I would've gone with Apple (own a iPt4) if they made such a device. But they don't, so I didn't.
Rooting was necessary in order to gain access to an app store.