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Motorola Devour

Not to be outdone by it's larger cousins, the Motorola Devour has been rooted.  Using some bits and pieces from the Droid X root method, some files scoured from the web, and some good old fashioned determination, Android Central forums user bitswitch has a fairly simple method to get your Devour into the hacking game.

To be sure, this voids warranties, takes a bit of technical know-how, and probably makes puppies cry in some Verizon executive's backyard, but if you're rocking the Devour, give it a look.  [Android Central forums] Thanks bitswitch!

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10 Comments

Posted by Blueman101
July 23, 2010 - 21:291 year ago

I still think this phone looks like a Fisher Price plastic toy.

 
Posted by elkniwcire
July 23, 2010 - 21:481 year ago

The phone actually had a really solid build to it. If it had more support and more horsepower it could have been a contender.

 
Posted by ZeroLeonheart
July 23, 2010 - 21:591 year ago

I agree, it was pretty solid when I tried it. Its a shame, like you said, that it didn't get the support its Droid cousins got.

 
Posted by AMHMusic Studio
June 9, 2011 - 21:4234 weeks ago

yea, its solid. i own it and it seems to work very well for my needs so far...i suppose time will tell

 
Posted by silverballer95
July 23, 2010 - 22:041 year ago

Larger cousins? What the hell is bigger then that beastly thing LOL

 
Posted by likwidsoul
July 23, 2010 - 22:301 year ago

The devour was made to take the punishment of a school kid. It wasn't supposed to be a major player I mean hell what kind of parent would drop the money a high end phone costs on a kid anyway. I know I wouldn't but my boys are rocking the high end Fisher price Elmo phones so who knows its hard to say no to the little guys.

 
Posted by I_Am_Incredible
July 24, 2010 - 01:221 year ago

Yaawwwwn.... people who got this phone probably dont even know what android is....

 
Posted by incrediblecub
July 24, 2010 - 03:341 year ago

I like the Devour, its a shame it was such a low end device. I don't understand why more of our higher end Android devices are plasticky chrome, and this low end Devour was made out of aluminum. I don't necessarily want a metal phone, because I know first hand the radio reception issues that can be caused by it.. aluminum macbooks, iphone4.. anywho, I love the device design of the Devour, its a unique phone that wasn't a standard slider or slate device.

 
Posted by terinselena
July 24, 2010 - 07:171 year ago

I had the devour and the rebooting and signal issues were too much for me. Verizon gave me a Droid after 4 Devours in less than 2 weeks.

Great concept...just needed that extra push. Glad to see that it finally got rooted.

 
Posted by JeffDenver
July 24, 2010 - 21:531 year ago

YAY! Now the Devour sucks a little less.