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How to Root Any Android Device Using Unlock Root

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How to Root Any Android Device Using Unlock Root


Rooting an Android phone used to be an esoteric practice reserved only for the tech-savvy. Those days are long gone. With Android gaining more world-wide popularity, users of Android devices have also learned the tricks of the trade. Thanks to the hard work of coders, modders, hackers, and developers in the diverse Android community, rooting almost any Android device these days have become nothing more than a simple download, followed by running a program, and finally, clicking on one button. In short, rooting has become easier to do these days.

There used to be as many rooting methods as there are Android devices. But, with a tool such as Unlock Root, users no longer need to sift through forums, tutorial pages, and online guides just to find a rooting solution that works on their devices.
Unlock Root is a tool that can successfully root and unlock not just one or a handful of Android devices from the same manufacturer but many from different manufacturers. Currently, Unlock Root can root about 250 different handsets from major handset manufacturers such as HTC, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, Asus, Acer, Huawei, Dell, and Samsung, as well as from other less-known manufacturers.
With Unlock Root, first-time rooters no longer need to worry much about bricking their devices. The tool is safe and easy to use. Android 2.1, 2.2, and 2.3 are currently supported. Support for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich is also fast gaining ground. So, whether you have an entry-level phone or a high-end phone such as the Galaxy S2, Unlock Root most likely will be able to root and unlock it.
If you’re eager to root and unlock your Android device using an easy and safe tool, try Unlock Root and follow the instructions in this guide.

Requirements and Reminders

  • Unlock Root works only on Windows computers. You will need a computer running Windows 7/Vista/XP.
  • Install the USB drivers for your device before you use Unlock Root. You can usually download the drivers from your device manufacturer’s website. Or, if you received a driver CD together with your device, install the drivers using the installer on the CD.

Instructions

  1. Download the Unlock Root software. Get it straight from the developer’s website.
  2. Enable USB Debugging mode on your device. You can do this by going to Settings > Applications > Development on your device.
  3. Connect your device to your PC using a USB cable.
  4. Run “UnlockRoot.exe”. Wait for your handset to be automatically detected.
  5. Choose your device from the list of autodetected devices.
  6. Click the Root button to start the rooting process.
  7. Wait for it to complete the installation, after which you’ll be greeted with a message saying your device has been successfully rooted.
  8. After the rooting process, simply reboot your device for the changes to take effect.
Congratulations! You have successfully rooted your device. You can check whether or not you have root access by locating the Superuser app on your device or installing an app that requires root access.

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Fixed: Warning: Missing required field “updated”.Warning: Missing required hCard “author” error – in blogspot/blogger blog using rich snippet

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Fixed: Warning: Missing required field “updated”.Warning: Missing required hCard “author” error – in blogspot/blogger blog using rich snippet
How To FIX Google Structured Data Testing Error

This article discusses about the ‘Warning: Missing required field “updated”.’ and ‘Warning: Missing required hCard “author”’error  under the heading  ‘Extracted rich snippet data from the page’ – ‘hfeed’ and ‘hentry’ in the Rich Snippets Testing Tool from Google webmaster tools. This error is found mostly in case of blogspot aka blogger blogs.
If you are trying to include rich snippet in your blog/website hosted in blogger/blogspot for claiming authorship and you get this ‘Missing required field’ error then you are at the right place to solve the problem.

 Overview

Google now accepts rich snippet in websites so that the author can claim authorship. Once in place all Google search in which the website with valid rich snippet markup, shows up will also show a thumbnail of the author’s pic and a link to their profile. A very good post on how to get things going is here ‘Display your Profile Picture in Google Search Results’ by Warsi log (Warsi log) . I too followed this article and mine is now actually working. After you follow the steps you can check if the markup is correct using the Rich Snippets Testing Tool from Google.

 The Error – Warning: Missing required field “updated”. And Warning: Missing required hCard “author” error

I am using blogspot/blogger blog and after I updated the rich snippet and tried to test it I found I am getting some errors. This error relates to hfeed and hentry. The exact reason for this error is not known to me. What it seems is that the blogger temple has hfeed and hentry fields but the elements ‘update’ and hCard ‘author’ is missing. I believe it is present in all temples as I have tested with quite a couple of temples all with the same error. It seems including hCard ‘author’ and ‘update’ in the snippet will temple will do the trick but I could not find a way – how. Although I was able to include ‘update’ field but failed at the hCard ‘author’ part. So what I did is removed the snippet itself. The complete step is given below.
But before you try out the step I must warn you that it takes up time for Google to show-up your thumbnail in search results and I do not know if the Missing required field error actually has anything to do with it. It is quite possible that the rich snippet will work even if the error is present.

A warning before you use the trick

Before you try out the trick I must warn you that we will be actually removing some elements from the temple namely – hfeed and hentry. This will obviously have some impact but what I cannot say. All I know about hfeed and hentry is that Hentry and hfeed are hAtom 0.1 microformat data but I am not sure why exactly we need it. So I would suggest you check out the official page here. Also you can Google hfeed and hentry or microformat to know more before you remove them. If anything goes wrong you will be responsible for it and not me. I warned you.

The solution to Missing required field/hCard error

This is what I did. I removed hfeed and hentry from my temple. To do this go to design section of blogger.com of your blog. Click on edit HTML. THIS IS EXTREMLY IMPORTANT: DOWNLOAD AND SAVE A COPY OF YOUR TEMPLATE. If any thing goes wrong we will need this to fix things up. Now search for hfeed in the template. You will get it two times. It will be something like this just remove hfeed. You will now have something like .
Next search for hentry. You will get and . Remove hentry from both so that you get and.
Now save the template.
Now check in the Rich Snippets Testing Tool. The error will be gone and so will be the hfeed – hentry data. I have done so with my blog and now my articles featuring in Google Search results shows up my thumbnail and link to my profile.
If you still find the problem persisting try searching for hfeed & hentry in the temple again after you have checked the Expand Widget Templates box. Hope that works. All the best

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