Image via CrunchBaseIntroduction to the Article Android is one of the most popular mobile platforms for cell phones and tablets everywhere.
Since its release, Android handsets have constantly been "rooted", a process similar to the jailbreaking of iOS devices. The main idea behind rooting a device is to simply change how part of the device works to do more than one could before. Whether the reason to do this is to unlock a cell phone so that it can be used across various carriers, install a tethering application to act as a router, or load up a new ROM, rooting is a vital capability of the Android platform.
The Power of Rooting on Android - CodeProject
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