Can someone tell me how to root this device?
55836
It comes rooted already no need to try and root. Install a root checker or SU and you'll see
269083
Yes mine came rooted, but it seems there is some thing wrong with the wireless chip because my wireless hasn't worked since i got it.
1241248
No way to know w/o bringing the device up. Then you can download whatever Cisco has available. I think 1.3.5p is current
1550839
I wish I could help, but I don't have this device, so I have no experience with it. Sorry.
963315
who cares - this is not a tablet that needs to be rooted - just plug in a usb drive ffs
647921
I see no way to do it. Maybe through an app of some sort. I have never updated firmware thogh
1350835
i m asking for update the android version to ice cream or jelly bean . if it is possible plzz can u say and how to root it
264140
Here is the link for the owners manual that will give you step by step instructions. http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201305/20130509141444960/DA68-02520A_1.2.pdf
1834494
No, it's not.But if you intend to root it, try googling the phrase "how to root MT6589 phone" and you will get to the instructions.good luck.
309830
rooting is just gaining administrative access. on that note with andr 2.2 installed on it, the answer is yes it can be rooted. Upgrading the os is another challenge though. Although i know it can be done, the question is will anyone do it? After all the attention the 7015 got i am sure the 8 inch or the 10 inch will get an os upgrade port soon. they are just becoming available so it will require some time.
785795
Doesn't come with them, there is a workaround. You can root the device and install Clockworkmod. This allows you to install Google Play. You can use internet tutorials to learn how to do this (doesn't take too long). You can always restore the device back to factory settings, if you haven't bricked it (which is really hard to do).
293442
You should be able to do that using amazon.com website ( http://www.amazon.com/Amazon-com-Amazon-Mobile-Tablet/dp/B00AQL8VU4/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1385253854&sr=8-1&keywords=amazon+appstore+for+android ). I ended up rooting my son's because Amazon had a limit on its games. Most of their games were like samples or similar to the game that you wanted. It was pretty easy and I don't regret it. This tablet is nothing without it. And I also got an 32GB SD card.
939067
It's a true Android device. Android is open source, so the manufacturer can do whatever they want to change it. Thus, unless you can hack well enough to root the device, you have to wait for the manufacturer to update the OS. It is unlikely it will get a Froyo (2.2) update and is almost certain not to get a Gingerbread (2.3) update.It does not appear that there is a root tool in the wild yet for this device, but you could develop one. I doubt one will be forthcoming since this isn't the type of device tinkerers and hackers like to play with.
939066
I found this:http://www.slatedroid.com/topic/11775-cruz-reader-only-step-by-step-for-update-root-and-setcpu/Haven't tried it on my R101 yet, but sure would like to hear from anyone who has followed these instructions with success - then give it a try myself
579386
I would go to XDA Developers Forums and search for your Kindle Fire HD. There you will find details on how to root your device. Also, you can try theunlocker.com
369120
Do not recall as I rooted the device from the first day and installed on it another ROM that was working OK with me with google play.
2147018
Mine is not rooted. I have a stock Google Nexus 4 and it worked right away. You DO have to download the controller's app at the Play Store (if you're on Android). It's simple to set up.