Rooting Issues

Most 2.3.3 devices can only be cracked with Gingerbreak. I dont have a 2.3.3 device to test with so its a bit difficult to try to implement. Ill try to narrow down whats going on, but its difficult since I dont have a device to really test with. For now, it seems to not be... Continue Reading →

2.3.3 Fix is up! [Updated]

I fixed the way exploits are run. I cant test it, but let me know if it works. I also fixed an issue with 2.1-update1 users reporting to have 2.11 instead of 2.1.1 Just update from within SuperOneClick and make sure youre running 2.0.1.0 Update: My FTP is getting swamped. I only have 5mbps upload. Make... Continue Reading →

SuperOneClick v2 Public Beta

I haven't FULLY tested it and worked out all the kinks but Im going to release all the compiled binaries now for the experienced users to try. Removed because of bandwidth hogging Enjoy and post some feedback here! Galaxy S II and Sprint Galaxy Tab 2.3.3 users should be the ones truly benefiting from this.... Continue Reading →

SuperOneClick v2: Updates

With SuperOneClick v2, you'll be able to finally update your program from the application itself. No more hunting for updates. Not only will you be able to download newer versions of SoC, but you'll be able to update and install new supported devices as they are developed. This will also allow me to release updates... Continue Reading →

Sometimes, standard shell rooting exploits aren't enough. With SuperOneClick v2, I've added the ability to incorporate custom exploits. Here's an example for a Samsung Galaxy S II running XWKE7: As a developer, I'd hate for other peoples work and efforts to go without credit so I'm making sure to include all author websites and donation... Continue Reading →

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Server had too many issues. Im rebuilding it from scratching. The site will relaunch with SuperOneClick v2

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