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Top Android Apps that every 

rooted user should have

The Best Ten (Update Daily)

Android phones are friendly user devices because they're readily to do much more compare to i-phone, but one big snag in that greatness is that many of those best features require that the phones be rooted.  By using this great apps that require root access, the first thing require is to root your phone and installing custom ROMs. Bellow are the ten most essential apps that every root user must have.

ROM Toolbox Pro The All-in-one Root Apps

ROM Toolbox Pro is the Must Have apps for any android user. ROM Toolbox Pro combines all the greatest apps all tied up  into one monster app with a beautiful and user-friendly interface. For example, ROM Manager, Root File Browser, Add Broker, Configure Apps2SD, Front Installer, Boot Animation, Theme Manager, Icon Changer, Boot Logo Changer, CPU governor, Auto Memory Manager and SD Boost. 

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Battery Calibration After flashing a New Rom

Battery Calibration is a small app that allows you to calibrate your battery after flashing a new rom or when you think is miscalibrated. This program does it by removing the batterystats.bin system file. The OS generates a new clean batterystats file soon, thus any fake information from the previous ROM is removed. The app shows you actual battery status, and only allows you to start the calibration when it's fully charged, unless you force earlier calibration. Download Here

Lucky Patcher to Break Licence Verification

Lucky Patcher may actually break some apps' Android Market licence verification. It allow icon artifact remove, custom patch apply, remove Goofle Ads, Backup before apply patch and restore it when needed. Although it has not much function as other apps but it has a unique function that other apps don't have. Download Here

CPU Spy diagnosing battery problems

CPU Spy is a smart apps that diagnosing battery problems or tweaking your over-clock setting. It also display the current kernel information. In additional, this apps can check the phone has actually been to sleep or not, while tracking down battery issues and will help get the most out of your CPU setting selection if overclocking. Download Here

Superuser Allows Other Apps Root Access

Superuser is the first app a user should install after rooting. You have to install it manually if the rooting method didn't do it for you. "Rooting" a phone allows a user to establish total control over the device. With Superuser installed, any app that needs root privileges to run will have to ask permission, and an informative pop-up will display with the option to give it those privileges. This app is an absolute must for any of the other apps on the list to even run.   Download Here

Titanium Backup Automates System Backups

Titanium Backup is an enormously useful app. Not only can it backup apps, but it can backup apps and all their data, and it candelete apps—even system apps or bloatware. Making regular backups of all your apps (and their data) can ensure that if you everreally screw up, say in trying to install a custom ROM, that you can still have everything the way you left it should you need to wipe the entire phone and start from scratch. Download Here

ShootMe Takes Screenshots with a Shake

ShootMe is an extremely simple, user-friendly app that rectifies that situation, but it needs the phone to be rooted first. ShootMe's greatest feature is that it allows you to choose from several options in deciding what the trigger should be for the screenshot to take place—whether it's shaking the phone, covering the light sensor, or just yelling at it (my favorite). Download Here

Tasker Can Automate Almost Any Task

Tasker by itself doesn't require root privileges to run, but some of its more impressive features do. Giving Tasker room to do what it does best is definitely a good thing, since it can practically automate your entire phone given the right amount of power. Rooting your phone is the only way to give it that kind of access. Download Here

Busybox Adds True Linux Commands to the Android System

Busybox is often called "the Swiss Army Knife of Embedded Linux," because that's what it basically is. It's not an actual app that you run, but instead provides all the Linux/UNIX commands that we know and love. Without the commands installed, the barebones "Linux" that Android runs on top of can't really do too much, making apps like Terminal Emulator nearly worthless. Download Here

Wireless Tether Turns Your Phone into a Wi-Fi Hotspot

Finally, Wireless Tether. For many users, this feature is the single most important thing in the world of mobile devices, so having the ability to use it is a must. Wireless Tether turns an Android phone, regardless of carrier, into a full blown W-Fi hotspot for any nearby devices that need one. It's as simple as that, but only rooted phones can use it. Download Here

There are plenty of apps out there that only work with rooted phones, and it doesn't seem likely that the carriers are ever going to allow phones on their networks to sell with root capabilities baked in. If you want the added functionality of these apps, there's just no way around it. You've got to go rooted. So, if you're convinced, head over to the rooting guide to see what's required to set your phone free.

Know of any other great apps for rooted Android phones? Have a personal favorite that's not on the list? Share them in the comments!