How to Wipe Your Android Phone

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Subscribe to commentssamusFeb 1st 2011 5:53PM
Wow. How is this worthy of an article? Slow news day?
Also, the last statement is wrong. It will return you to a factory build of whatever OS version you are currently running.
Thus, if you bought it and it had 1.6 out of the box, and now it's updated to 2.2, the reset will put you at a factory build of 2.2.
They killed Asylum, when will they kill this blog? Better yet, why to I visit this blog? *sigh*
theschneidsterFeb 2nd 2011 12:56PM
@samus Why TO you visit this blog. Made my day.