Way back in the Windows Mobile days, the sweetheart devices were made by HTC. Power users could do so much with devices made by HTC. Even today, the most-hackable, least brickable device is arguably the HTC HD2. Over time, HTC started to lose that crown and, for a while, Samsung picked it up and ran with it. Why is the crown so important? Sure, we’d all like a phone that we can hack, but some will downplay the ability to do so and say “hack friendlyness” shouldn’t be a measure of a device’s appeal. Maybe they’re right in that regard. Unfortunately (or ...