Although Nexus One is not available via Google’s online store any more, those of you who own the device or will get it via a carrier are now able to root the device with a single click. The process is much easier than the one used for other Android handsets and the process won’t have you worried about bricking the handset.
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The exploit involved in this hack is the same one used to root Moto Droid X (by using UniversalAndroot). UniversalAndroot supports a couple more Android devices, as well and the app includes unroot features, plus it’ll help you install custom ROMs. It’s all free and detailed here.
[via phandroid]
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