MOTOROLA RAZR I Posts on XDA

ClockworkMod Recovery Beta Released for Moto RAZR i

ClockworkMod Recovery Beta Released for Moto RAZR i

November 11, 2012
Not long after it's release, the Moto RAZR i has not only gotten root, but also a set of fastboot images to flash. The next logical step would be a custom recovery, and this Intel powered device is no exception. Moto RAZR i users now have ClockworkMod Recovery. XDA Senior Member turl1 initially released ClockworkMod for...
Motorola Atrix HD, RAZR M, Photon Q, RAZR HD Get Root Exploit

Motorola Atrix HD, RAZR M, Photon Q, RAZR HD Get Root Exploit

November 8, 2012
Spend any amount of time on the XDA Forums and you know that we hate Motorola’s locked bootloader policy. It’s a silly policy that Motorola should abandon. This policy simply encourages developers, or "evil hackers" in Motorola’s mind, to find and exploit security vulnerabilities on the device. We want root, plan and simple. Whether outright...
Make Flashing Your RAZR i Easier with Homemade Fastboot Images

Make Flashing Your RAZR i Easier with Homemade Fastboot Images

October 26, 2012
The development efforts on the brand new, Intel-powered Motorola RAZR i keep on pouring in, seemingly non-stop. We have already gotten an unlocked bootloader courtesy of Motorola, and we also got a way to easily and seamlessly root the device, thanks to XDA Forum Member mattlgroff. Well, since the path to perfection is a never ending...
Multi Platform Root Tool for the Motorola Razr i

Multi Platform Root Tool for the Motorola Razr i

October 14, 2012
So, you got your new shiny, slim, and Intel-loaded Motorola RAZR i, and could not be more grateful to Motorola for allowing you to unlock your bootloader simply simply handing them your soul warranty. Your device is now ready to flash anything that comes across your screen, be it a kernel or a ROM. However, not...
Forums Added for the RAZR i and Galaxy S III Mini

Forums Added for the RAZR i and Galaxy S III Mini

October 13, 2012
The Motorola RAZR i may not exactly stand out at first glance. Sure, the 4.3" Super AMOLED Advanced edge-to-edge display (PenTile) draws attention to itself thanks to its minuscule bezel. However, the real differences can be found in the internal architecture. The RAZR i is one of the first devices to be based on the Intel Medfield architecture,...