The Motorola Droid was one of the first and is still the most popular Android phone. It's hardware keyboard, a unique feature among it's competitors, will keep it there for a long time, but it's performance is starting to lag behind. Why not overclock it's processor, giving it some much-needed speed? This video will show you how to overclock a rooted Droid the easy way, and help you make your phone work faster.
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I just bought a droid from a friend, it won't go past the boot screen. A little droid crawls out it says you have bee secretly rooted. How to it get out of this mode?
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