Motorola has still not released an official fix for the MicroSD card slot on Xoom but that has not stopped the brave and adventurous developer community (and crazy people) to fix that problem. To fix the nasty problem, all you have to do is use the kernel ‘Tiamat’ (v1.3.0). This will add support for the slot that can be found in the SDcard2 root folder.
Asus Transformer has not even made it to the market and someone has not only been able to get their filthy hands on the tablet but has also rooted it. Yes, he has been able to gain root access and this means that you will be able to all sorts of mods on it the day it hit the market shelves. UPDATE – Rooting instructions are up.
There is no doubt that the Motorola Xoom was a rushed product and people have been complaining about vanished YouTube app. Unfortunately, Motorola is still working on the fix. So, what until then? Here is an unofficial way to get that YouTube app back on your wonderful Honeycomb tablet. Follow these instructions very carefully:
Packard Bell has rolled out their first tablet in the market – Liberty Tab. This tab runs Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system which is streamlined for tablets and features the dual core Nvidia Tegra 2 chipset. It comes with a 10.1-inch display which is a bit bigger than iPad’s display size.
HTC Wildfire (also known as HTC Buzz) is one of the most affordable devices but you can squeeze more functionality out it, including flashing custom ROMs by rooting it. So, without wasting more time, here is the procedure to root it:
