No sooner does Samsung release its smartphone-cum-tablet Galaxy Note does it become root-able. With a 5-inch, 1280×800 screen with Super AMOLED HD Plus display, it certainly makes a big first first impression, and is a unique entry to the fiercely competitive mobile devices market.

Developers from the Rootzwiki forums have already managed to get root-access on the recently released Samsung Stratosphere on Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread. Check out the step-by-step guide after the break!

Great news, folks! All variants of the Samsung Galaxy S II on US wireless carriers AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile are now root-able. We’ve already covered how to root the Epic 4G Touch, and today we’ll go through the method with which you can root T-Mobile’s Galaxy S II variant.