Lisa Gade reviews the latest Asus Transformer Pad TF300 Android tablet. Check out our full review at: www.mobiletechreview.com The TF300 has a 10.1″, 1280 x 800 IPS display, a quad core Tegra 3 CPU, 1GB DDR3 RAM, and 16GB or 32GB storage. The tablet comes with Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich and like all Transformer tablets works with the optional $149 keyboard dock. The tablet has dual cameras, WiFi, Bluetooth and a working GPS.
Before asking any questions, READ THIS DESCRIPTION and VISIT THE ORIGINAL THREAD: forum.xda-developers.com SEARCH the original thread if your model isn’t listed. DO NOT ASK IF IT’LL WORK. If no one’s attempted it, you can do so AT YOUR OWN RISK. Method #1 should NOT affect any data. If you do NOT have the Sony Backup & Restore app pre-installed, visit the original thread above. As of 2012-11-21, the Xperia T CANNOT be rooted using this tool. (Build 7.0.A.3.195) 2012 Q4 Sony firmwares such as .2.55 or 6.1.1.B.1.54 CANNOT be DIRECTLY rooted anymore. Root can still be achieved by downgrading the kernel, rooting, then upgrading the kernel again. Similar to: www.youtube.com This video shows how to use Bin4ry’s “Restore” Rooting Toolkit to root phones running either Ice Cream Sandwich or Jelly Bean. It works on multiple models from many different manufacturers. Short list: – HTC One S – Sony Xperia S, T, P, Acro S, Ion, Tipo, Tablet S, Go, Sola, U – LG: P705, P7510, Canadian Optimus G (E973 Bell/Telus, E971 Rogers) & AT&T Optimus G: www.lg.com Bootloader unlock: forum.xda-developers.com – Kyocera Rise, Hydro – etc. NOTE: LG Optimus G (E973/E970 Canada/USA): Newer firmwares such as E97310h can no longer be rooted with this method. The workaround involves flashing a lower build (E97310f) and then rooting. Instructions: forum.xda-developers.com Xperia T (locked bootloader) root: forum.xda-developers.com / 7.0.A.3.223: forum.xda-developers.com Xpeiria Sola 6.1.1.B.1.54: forum.xda …
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This is not a rooted rom. This is the official release! I just upgraded my T-Mobile Galaxy S2′s Android firmware from Gingerbread (2.3.6) to Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0.3) and recorded the whole process. I didn’t encounter any major problems, and so far the ICS update is working perfectly 
Proceed at your own risk though. I had no problems, but that doesn’t mean for sure that you won’t. TIPS & NOTES: Make sure you **backup everything on your phone** before performing the upgrade. Make sure your battery is fairly full. You must also already have Gingerbread (Android 2.3.6) in order to upgrade to ICS 4.0.3 ! If you have any connection problems with Kies, restart your PC and your phone, and try again. Kies can also be fairly slow, so give it a little time before you conclude it’s not working. DO NOT UNPLUG your phone while the update is running. Set it down, and don’t touch it until the update is complete. I would also recommend not plugging your phone into a USB hub while performing the update. Use one of the main USB 2.0 ports on your PC. Make sure your computer is not set to sleep or shutdown while idle. If you cannot live without your phone for a few days, do not try this, and just wait for the OTA update! I’ve read that some people have had issues and bricked their phones. You would then have to take it into a T-Mobile store for a fix. I have a backup phone, so I was willing to take the risk. I probably won’t have time to help you out if you have problems, so read the …
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