It’s time to start posting again…

… Dearest devoted visitors of my incredible blog:   Thanks for hanging in there and waiting with bated breath for my latest post.

Unfortunately, this post is just a teaser / trailer, I’ve got some research I want to do to back my conclusions.   And of course, welcome anyone to provide their interpretation in the comments.   Disqus makes it pretty easy.

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Best HTC Evo 4G LTE Rom [Q1 2013]: MeanBean v3.09

Take it from someone who has tried about probably 8 different custom ROMs now (including giving stock a chance) and believe me when I say that this is the one to get — hands down.

Best ROM I’ve used yet for the HTC EVO 4G LTE

Features:

-great performance (additional options to easily overclock (undervolt, overvolt) up to 1.8 ghz)

-great stability

-great battery life (I get pretty much 2X) a MUST download for me was Better Widget Reborn – you can install this and observe the battery stats both before and after running the new ROM and you’ll actually see the results

-fixes many annoying ‘features’ of the stock ROM -Jelly Bean 4.1.1 Just remember a few things:

1.)  must be s-off – if you don’t know how to do this read here:

2.) if you’re s-on you can actually still run it if you update the radio firmware with a flashable  zip – HOWEVER, you must also be on HBOOT 1.12 (you can check these versions from the recovery boot screen; turn off phone and hold vol down and power).

2a.) MAKE SURE YOU RESET GOOGLE WALLET before switching ROMS!!!

2b.) I also like to use Titanium Backup to backup my current apps / data so I can easily restore them when I move to a new custom ROM.

3.) Make sure factory reset before installing.

4.) Always take a nandroid backup of your current ROM (instructions here).

5.) Hug / donate to this developer for doing an amazing job.  link If you have any questions or concerns hit me up in the comments.

How to properly root the Asus Transformer Infinity (TF700) *fix*

TF700

Follow steps here

Downloads here (if needed):

Download USB Drivers if you need them (Windows)

Download file which contains the .bat you need to run.

Once you’re done with the above (if root is still not working, please proceed ahead):

1.) Go to the folder where you extracted the fsdebug tool and type:

adb push Superuser.apk /sdcard/Superuser.apk

2.) Then using a program like ES File Explorer, browse to /sdcard on your TF Infinity and install the Superuser.apk file – it will ask you to replace it which you’ll want to do.

Voila – once it’s done go ahead and test root. To test I went to the market and downloaded and installed busybox.