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Sony's flagship device for early 2013 the Xperia Z now gets root access for users. The rooting process has been tested for the devices with specific model number Xperia Z C6602 and C6603 that runs with Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean build versions - 10.1.A.1.350, the Japanese version SO-02E DoCoMo 10.1.D .0.317, 10.1.D.0.322 . The root methods works for both Xperia Z handsets with locked and unlocked bootloader.
The Xperia Z root process will requires some extra-precautions before you can actually apply root, specially when you're new about this, you should think first before proceeeding. Rooting voids the device warranty from your dealer, you will loose Bravia, DRM keys, BE2, if you have a SIM free XPeria Z like the ones released in Europe regions that needs a bootloader unlocking. There are also some certain things that may result to undesired outcomes such as the NFC (Near Field Communication) may fails to work. So, you should read and learn carefully on how to sort all things up before you actually make a certain decision to root your Sony Xperia Z.
In addition, once you use this root method, you can easily re-instate your Xperia Z to it's original settings by flashing back the original stock ROM or firmware. Those experienced Android devices owners knows about this but this is a little bit tricky for beginners on some part.
So, if you about to give it a go, just head over at XDA-developers thread to learn how to root your shiny Sony Xperia Z.
Sources: Mobile01, blog.Huhka
The Xperia Z root process will requires some extra-precautions before you can actually apply root, specially when you're new about this, you should think first before proceeeding. Rooting voids the device warranty from your dealer, you will loose Bravia, DRM keys, BE2, if you have a SIM free XPeria Z like the ones released in Europe regions that needs a bootloader unlocking. There are also some certain things that may result to undesired outcomes such as the NFC (Near Field Communication) may fails to work. So, you should read and learn carefully on how to sort all things up before you actually make a certain decision to root your Sony Xperia Z.
In addition, once you use this root method, you can easily re-instate your Xperia Z to it's original settings by flashing back the original stock ROM or firmware. Those experienced Android devices owners knows about this but this is a little bit tricky for beginners on some part.

So, if you about to give it a go, just head over at XDA-developers thread to learn how to root your shiny Sony Xperia Z.
Sources: Mobile01, blog.Huhka

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