[Motorola Photon 4G] p0wder2:
First off...Thanks to Lokifish for all your hard work. I would post this in your thread, but I'm too new to post in the developer forums (though at least I was able to hit the thanks button).

So after reading through the entire deblur thread, being the n00b that I am, I was still hesitant to try it due to my uninformed decision to install the OTA update and not being able to find any post confirming it worked (on a stock phone) after that update. Well, I tried it anyway and just wanted to post somewhere that it worked flawlessly. I also wanted to include my own little "side guide" with precautions I took (after reading through the thread) that weren't in Loki's original guide, in hopes that it may help other n00bs such as myself to feel more comfortable with the process:

Make sure you have the latest drivers installed on you PC for your photon and the correct architecture. <--If you don't know what this means, stop here.

1. Root phone using photon torpedo method. http://www.groovypost.com/howto/motorola-photon-4-g-how-to-root-your-phone/ <--Thanks to kbeatzzz for his post. This method works and is easy to follow/do. <--Also thanks to edgan, obviously, for the photon torpedo method.

2. Install custom bootstrap recovery. <-- Thanks to topolovich for his post in the deblur thread.

This can easily be accomplished by following the "Custom Bootstrap Recovery" how-to video here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=17302907 <-- Thanks to qbking77 for these guides! Awesome work.

I think it's best to copy the apk to external sd, but you can copy to internal storage if you want, and just recopy it later.

3. Boot into the custom bootstrap recovery and make a backup to your external sd card.

4. After backup is complete and you rebooted your phone, power off and remove the sd card.

5. Reset to factory defaults <--from Lokifish Marz guide (Don't worry, this will not "unroot" your phone)

6. Install Superuser (by ChainsDD) from android market ...Needed for superuser permissions later, you don't have to do anything other than click allow when superuser asks if the apps can have permissions and make sure that the box is checked so superuser remembers the answer (that's important). Also be sure to update to latest binary from within superuser app.

7. Install BusyBox (by Stephen Stericson) from the market <-- thanks to Lokifish Marz, KyleIsTheBeast, NukeFish posts. This only installs the installer. You have to open it and then click install to actually get busybox installed. Don't mess with any of the settings!!!!

8. Copy the entire "1deblur_lite" folder over to internal storage (latest version) as per Lokifish Marz instructions in the OP of the Deblur Thread

(If you can't figure out how to get to the actual download link, see Post 3 of this thread for more details)

9. Power down and insert sd card, then power up and reinstall the apk for the bootstrap recovery. Make sure to go through all the steps again outlined in the video guide I mentioned earlier. If you copied the apk to your internal storage earlier, you'll have to recopy it, otherwise just install from sd card.

10. After rebooting from bootstrap recovery, unplug the charger, and uninstall any apps that are not included in this guide. (Many of them only allow you to uninstall updates, these apps will be there no matter what so no need to uninstall updates on these) Doing this step was something I added just to make sure there's nothing that will conflict with the script.

11. Turn on Airplane mode <--Thanks to Lokifish Marz suggestion and to ZeroManArmy for experiencing a problem and posting instead of giving up :)

12. Do not perform this step until you read step 13 and make sure charger is unplugged... Run the script as per instructions outlined by Lokifish Marz in the Deblur thread. Watch the video!

13. WAIT about 5 minutes before removing the battery. <--Thanks to ZeroManArmy for his post

14. Then reinsert battery and power up. You should now have a deblurred phone :)

If you softbrick the phone, you should be able to boot to the custom bootstrap recovery and restore your backup. (I can't guarantee this because I did not brick my phone, but the recovery mode continues to function normally after running the script) I did run into one little bug where the ringer toggle icon disappears after a while. This is likely an issue with one or more apps I have installed, because I haven't found any posts about this. I will ask in the Q&A forum to see if Lokifish might see it and help me get the icon back. This is a very minor issue though as the toggle still works.

I hope Lokifish does not take offense to the above guide. I just figured since taking these steps helped me to be "brave" and try it, they might help others too.