Is Galaxy Note 3 64bit?
The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 packs 3GB of memory — which is pushing toward the upper limit for 32-bit processors. Samsung is going 64-bit too.
Rooting your Samsung Galaxy Note 3 can give you access to a whole new world of possibilities with your phone. Rooting is a process of unlocking the inherent features of Android operating system and allowing access to the system to install custom ROMs and kernels. Here are the steps you need to take to root your Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (Verizon):
Step 1: Preparation
- Backup your existing data: Before starting the root process, make sure that you have backed up any existing data.
- Unlock the bootloader: To unlock the Note 3’s bootloader, you need to have the Heimdall Suite installed on your computer.
- Download the root package: Visit xda-developers.com and go to the section “Forums/ Galaxy Note 3/Original Android Development”. Download the root package from there.
- Install ADB drivers: You will need to install the ADB drivers on your computer in order to access the root package.
Step 2: Rooting
- Run the root script: Connect your device to the computer and run the root script. This will allow the root package to access the phone’s system files.
- Install the root package: Install the root package on your device. Make sure you follow the instructions given in the root package.
- Reboot your device: Once the installation is complete, reboot your device to the main menu.
Step 3: Verify Root Access
- Install a Root Checker app: To verify that your device has successfully rooted, install a Root Checker app from the Play Store.
- Run the app: Run the Root Checker app, and it should confirm that your device is rooted.
Congrats, you have now successfully rooted your Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (Verizon) device. Now you can start to explore and use all of the customization options available on your device.