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Want to install a custom ROM on your Motorola smartphone? Up until now that’s been easier said than done on some of the latest Motorola devices, thanks to bootloaders which were locked down tight. But ...

Motorola, the smartphone manufacturer famous for its locked bootloaders and difficult-to-root handsets, has finally released an official tool for unlocking the bootloader of its Android phones.

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Motorola has some good news for Verizon owners of the 2014 Moto X, as they can now unlock the bootloader and load custom ROMs onto the handset. The company went under a firestorm of criticism a while ...

Motorola today announced two big changes to its Developer Edition Program after receiving feedback from customers who purchased the special devices. In short, users want more flexibility to tinker ...

Motorola has announced it has “finally found a solution” that will let users unlock the bootloader of their Android device while simultaneously addressing carrier concerns about network security.

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Normally, users buy the developer edition handsets so that they can simply unlock it’s bootloader and tinker around with the device as theye please, flash new ROMs ...