Go ahead and flash a custom rom on that Infuse breh. You won't be disappointed
What's The Point of Rooting/Modding Your Android?
- Thread starter Dre Space Age
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Go to this forum and flash any of the ICS ROM's. Read the instructions carefully. It is generally very easy to flash but if this is your first time be sure not to rush through.
Infuse 4G Android Development - xda-developers
You wont regret. It will be like you got a new phone.
Infuse 4G Android Development - xda-developers
You wont regret. It will be like you got a new phone.
android open kang project...you cant brick your phone lol. Perform a nandroid back up before flashing roms
Golayitdown
Veteran
All of the above... to add... you only really risk not having something not working of you don't read or get flash happy....if you read properly (i.e. rom release threads on xda) you will know what's working or not before you flash... Not to mention Nandroid backups>>>
Third-party ROMS, Samsung said that ICS wouldn't be able to run on my Galaxy S but here I am styling and running 4.0.4 
Third-party ROMS, Samsung said that ICS wouldn't be able to run on my Galaxy S but here I am styling and running 4.0.4
Pretty much, Samsung is absolute trash when it comes to providing updates. It's disgusting and shameful.
The carriers control the release of the updates more than often..and Samsung has gotten MUCH better with releasing new updates.
HookersandIceCream
#TeamOrange
So it can actually operate like a real phone
Bboystyle
FIRE MATT LAFLEUR
Dude, this forum is beautiful and it's noob video is hilarious.
[ame=http://youtu.be/JmvCpR45LKA]You are a Noob on XDA-Developers - YouTube[/ame]
Ricky Church
Stole Timberlake's Spaceship-Coupe
You don't need root for free apps.
Enhanced Roms, Better Battery LIfe, Faster CPU, etc.
