Unrevoked, the all-in-one tool to unlock your Android handset, has updated yet again this time settling at version 3.3. The new version brings along support for new HTC Droid Incredible units sporting an SLCD screen as opposed to the original AMOLED. It will also do a bang up job with newer builds of the HTC EVO 4G.

Head over to the Unrevoked site for the download.

[via DroidLife]

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Happy new year everyone! There’s a new version of UnrEVOked available, now with support for new Evos and the SLCD Incredible. Drop over to the UnrEVOked site and give it a download if you have a new Evo and you’re wanting to root it!

New Version of UnrEVOked, Now Supports New Evos

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If you have an HTC Incredible and want to get root access back on your phone, you’re in luck. The devs over at Unrevoked now have an updated release that will come OTA and add the following features to your HTC Incredible;

• Fix for latest Incredible OTA.
• New Mac OS X build infrastructure; let us know if it broke for you.
• Switched to in-house reimplementation of rageagainstthecage for better reliability.

The version updates to v3.2.2, and is available now right here.

Unrevoked releases HTC Incredible OTA Root Fix

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The latest update from Unrevoked has become available for your downloading pleasure. The previous version of the software, 3.1, didn’t work out on the Droid Incredible after the OTA was pushed to those devices. Thankfully we have a very dedicated team of developers out there to solve those problems in a timely manner.

If you happened to be one of those people that couldn’t wait to gain your root back, now is you chance. Head on over to the Unrevoked website and make that phone truly yours again.

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Unrevoked is a great tool for rooting many a handset, but if any of those handsets should receive an OTA update like the HTC Droid Incredible recently did, the rooting method is liable to break. But the Unrevoked team doesn’t give up in the face of adversity, and has been working on a fix to get Incredible support back into the app. The fix is currently in testing, but very could be available by the weekend. Sweet.

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Have you upgraded to the official upgrade to Android 2.2 on your EVO, Droid Incredible, or HTC Desire and are bummed because you can’t find an easy way to root your phone again? Don’t be, because the folks behind unrEVOked are back with version 3.2 to bring you guys up to speed again.  It’s just as simple as any 1-click-root method out there, so be sure to head on over to unrEVOked’s site to get started (note that the HTC EVO 4G update has been pulled due to an unspecified issue but should be back up shortly).

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It was by no means easy for Android hackers to break down the walls surrounding the HTC Droid Incredible, but the task was accomplished. If the whole process of rooting your Incredible the old-fashioned way is just a bit too much to wrap your head around, Unrevoked has now made their one-click root method functional for the DI. You still need a bit of preparation that actually involves more than just one click, so don’t think this will be strictly child’s play, but it sure is a whole lot simpler than before.

[Note: We are not 100 percent sure if this root method is still compatible with the latest Incredible OTA being pushed starting today. If it does work, then this is indeed a day that may rival that of the Droid Incredible launch for owners of the handset. Feel free to try it out and let us know in the comments.]

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The HTC Droid Incredible finally has been rooted by the guys over at Unrevoked. Using the painless Unrevoked3 tool, that can be downloaded from their site, you can finally set your Droid Incredible free. Before you can install the mod make sure you have all of the drivers for your phone so there are no issues.

As always with altering your phone there is the chance something can go wrong. Take your time and be careful. We accept no liability for anyone who damages or bricks their phone from modding it.

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Well the HTC EVO 4G has been successfully rooted. As most of you know, rooting is not equivalent to jailbreaking for a few reasons. One because it gives you more options other than apps but secondly because it’s much harder for the average Joe.

One of the original rooters, Matt Mastracci, there are a number of flaws in the security of the phone leaving it wide open for other apps to access your data. How do he and his team plan team plan on fixing this matter? Simple, cut out reason number two. Mastracci and company plan on releasing an “unrEVOked” exploit which should make it simpler to root your phone. Maybe something like the classic cupcake such as one-click to install a custom recovery, but I can only hope. He also has stated that if Sprint gives users full access (root) he will release the exploits otherwise it’s not gonna happen. The odds Sprint gives in? Slim to none.

Don’t worry though because unrevoked will be here soon. The same day as the EVO launch, which happens to be….WAIT WHAT?!?!!? TODAY!!!!! We’ll follow up once the exploit has been released into the wild.

Source: Electronista via BGR

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