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[G2 and Desire Z General] cjward23:
I have thought about this as well, I really like the look and feel of the desire s. But and its a big but, I wouldn't only get one when the bootloader has been cracked. I don't like sense very much, so cm7 or another aosp build is a must for me.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Nospin:
Well it is a more powerful phone, and it looks like it may meet more of your needs.

Sent from my T-Mobile G2
[G2 and Desire Z General] bruceko86:
Ya Trade it.

If keyboard is not important then get the Desire S.

I hate how heavy my Desire Z is with 1800 battery but i need keyboard....
[G2 and Desire Z General] creativedevil:
I will answer your question, how does it feel moving away from this phone? - Miserable - Simple one word... Well... I haven't 100% moved away from my G2/DZ, I just needed one thing which this phone doesn't have, a Front Facing Camera, it was more important to me than to have a physical keyboard... and hence I purchased Moto Atrix. Great phone and all the goodies as higher res screen, dual core processor, etc... but nothing as much fun as owning a G2/DZ.

You can mod your G2/DZ, you get the sturdy and rock solid feel holding this phone in your hand, you have the DLNA support and also you can OverClock your phone...

I don't know how Desire S really feels so no comments.

If you don'r really like the heft, you don't really need the keyboard, go for any other phone, I am sure all the new phone have some or the other advantage over G2/DZ.

Note : Since I love this phone too much, i haven't let it go, i have it as my other phone, which I don't carry with me, but I usually play with my phone as soon as I get home... it becomes primary ;)
[G2 and Desire Z General] mikeinashed:
GF's Desire S is a nice piece of kit. If you don't want a keyboard, I'd trade it. it's definitely zippier. Not enough to make me want to upgrade out of contract, though.
[G2 and Desire Z General] leehopley:
How about the htc sensation... that looks nice :) its a bit bigger though lol
[G2 and Desire Z General] thunder9111:
I'm not sure if I can wait that long for the sensation though ;)

Plus even the desire Z's cpu has been enough for my needs.. I don't really know why i would need duo-core.. unless it improves the battery dramatically which will be a different story.

Today I will meet someone who may want to buy my desire Z.

If it's sold today then I shall move to the next phone. If not, then I'll just keep it.

Just wish it was a bit lighter..
[G2 and Desire Z General] Pickx:
Getting a Desire S is, with all due respect, a pretty bad idea unless you can get it for very cheap.

I can understand your reasons for disliking the DZ, but the DS has nearly identical specs and there has been a big leap in processing power, especially now with the SGS2's Exynos processor which is a huge step up from the DZ's MSM7230.

The DS's specs were antiquated when it was released. If thos matters to you, you might want to look elsewhere
[G2 and Desire Z General] leehopley:
ive always been told if your gonna do something, do it right :) dont go and buy the desire s on a whim when the sensation is just around the corner lol

id save my money, keep the desire z if theres nothing wrong with it and when the sensation does come out, try it out before you buy it, if you dont like it then go for the desire s... the desire s will be cheaper then as well... so its win win
[G2 and Desire Z General] erklat:
Yeah, Sensation is supposed to be out this or the next month, and even though I would say Desire S is a great phone and a viable replacement I would do at least, Sensation going retail in so short timespan is rendering it obsolete. Furthermore, I can hardly imagine that Desire S will get the developers attention here as Desire did as most of them already bought DHD. Sensation might end up with load of awesomeness though ;)
[G2 and Desire Z General] leehopley:
no doubt about the sensation getting development.... i reckon the development around it will be somewhat like the htc hd2... which is also an amazing phone.

when htc make a huge deal over a phone, it usually means the developers are all over the phone. htc hd2, hd2 desire, htc desire hd, and the sensation lol
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sekhargreen:
The People's ROM was just a plain vanilla stock JPN ROM. But it is you, PEOPLE, are making it a fantastic ROM for our awesome Galaxy 3. Version 1.0 released. Come grab it now!

Coming Soon: Download TPR v2.0 now :cool:

:cool:Download TPR v1.0 now:cool:

Please give me suggestions for possible simple features which will do great things. To reduce bloatware no fancy apps allowed. Support me download now.

RIP!

The People's ROM project is Dead.

Started developing XWJPF base ROM

Follow the link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1104155
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sekhargreen:
Downloads & Upcoming attractions:

Upcoming Version:

Downloads:

Uploading V2.0 Reloaded...

Archive:

Download The People's ROM v1.0
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sekhargreen:
Instructions:

Extract the ROM file.

Go to Download mode by using 3 key combo (Vol Down + Home Key + Power Key)

Open Odin Multi Downloader (Apollo).

Choose Reset files.

Load the files apollo_0531.ops & .tar file

Click Start

Wait for reboot.

Enjoy.

Note: If any trouble flashing, then flash XXJPM first later flash TPR v1.0.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sekhargreen:
Changelog:

Changelog:

v2.0

- XXJPN Base (Most Stable & Fast) :cool:

- Prerooted

- Live wallpapers

(my suggestion: do not use live wallpapers for better speed & battery life)

- Deodexed

- Clean ROM

- RAM Hack :cool:

- 5 Lock Screen MOD

- Slimmer Power Menu :cool:

- Filesystems (Cache: ext2; Data: ext4; System: ext2)

- JIT enabled

- FuguMod_2.4_Alpha_14_Kernel :cool:

- Fugutweaks

- ZipAligned :cool:

- Updated google apps

- Launcher PRO Sense UI

- HTC Theme :cool: Thanks to Lestat

- Battery Calibrator

- Boot Animation Changer

- Launcher PRO Sense UI (Do not install original Launcher PRO)

- Dimmer

- Optimized Messaging

- Theme Changer

- Lag Fix

- Youtube

On Demand:

- Winamp (Only one player allowed)

- MIUI Music Player (Done)

- Battery Calibrator (Done)

- Quickpic (Not now)

- Adfree (Not now)

- GingerBread KeyBoard (Done)

- XDA (Done)

- Modded MMS (Done)

- Power Amp (Sorry! No Piracy!!)
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sekhargreen:
Downloads:

[HOWTO] deodex ROM by Jazux (Just edited. There is an error in that Tutorial)

What you'll need:

A Windows based machine

xUltimate v2.2

Patience

Process:

-Unzip xUltimate v2.2, and launch "Main.exe"

-If everything goes well xUltimate should recognize the phone and make a connection. You now should see a list of options.

-Run option 1, 2.

-Now these well take a while. Run option 3.

-IMPORTANT: After you have run option 3,

-Now run option 4, and wait.

-Exit xUltimate, and put the phone in USB mass storage.

-Go back into the xUltimate folder and copy "done_frame", and "done_app", and move them to the root of the sdcard.

-Open a command prompt, and do the following:

adb shell

su

stop

mount -o rw,remount -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system

rm /system/app/*.odex

rm /system/framework/*.odex

cp /sdcard/done_app/* /system/app/

cp /sdcard/done_frame/* /system/framework/

mount -o ro,remount -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system

reboot

and voila your phone is deodexed

(Note: Please report me if it violates anybody's copyright. I just wanted to correct it.)
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] gtamate:
It's not bad. First of all I think you should replace the 3d gallery to Quickpic, and add another music player. Don't remove the original launcher, because it's important for the kies.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sekhargreen:
Quickpic can be added.

Please suggest your favourite music player?

Original TW Laucher will be there.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] peldax:
Winamp!
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] rudolf895:
Hi,

Tell haree(MOD) to delete my two posts above so that you can get some free space and also get a neat change log n other posts in the right place...

Edit:

Thanks haree :)
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] hodostamas:
hmm, very familiar :p
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] devilgod18:
better install MiUi player the best...
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] gtamate:
I used Mortplayer, but it's very slow (since the 1-2 months update).Nowdays the best media player is the Power AMP, but it isn't free, so you need crack it, but I think it is the best option, we needn't crack it and everybody loves it ;)

If you don't want crack it, then there are the mixzing, it's free and fast but it isn't very beatifull.

So I think the Power AMP is the best.

By the way, add the adfree too, it's a very good app ;D
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] s3th.g3ck9:
Nobody should use cracked apps in a ROM. And you should know that and not even suggest something like that. Everybody can find the right "sources" if someone don't want to buy an App - but you should buy though and support the dev - and not even think of including a piratated app into a ROM.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sekhargreen:
I cannot provide Poweramp. It is not for free. Adfree will be considered in future.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] jaskiratsingh:
can you share the deodex apps?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sekhargreen:
Those are easily available in this forum. Check it out.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] gtamate:
I tried it's good rom, I think it looks better if there are any modification, for example htc theme, or any themed firm.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sekhargreen:
I'm trying to making it fast and maximum possible free internal memory.

By the way I'm not getting support from others for inbuilt partitioning.

Can you support to get working MadTeam App2SD.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] bende.laszlo:
Can anybody upload screenshots?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sekhargreen:
Screenshots will be provided from version 1.5.

~~ Patience ~~
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sekhargreen:
Feedback Required

Come on guys!

So many downloads but no feedback yet. Please give me feedback to release the next update. :mad:
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shadowdusk:
What's the smoothest ROM out there atm, while maintaining as much functionality as possible? I'd really like the smoothest scrolling possible, after that prioritizing functionality ( cam? ) and then battery life. Also what would give the best performance with 3d games? I'm using a 2.2 freex10 beta 4 rom with data2sd atm.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kantk20111:
Wolfbreak 2.2 CM6- Really smooth, moderate battery life

-Ejet erickwill 2.1-Really smooth, great battery life, 2.1 so everything works (My personal favorite)

-TripnMIUI Gingerbread 0.1- Extremely smooth, good battery life, but still incomplete (NO camera, bugs)

-TripnMIUI Froyo 1.6-Really smooth, good battery life. I don't like it because it looks too iPhone like, but it's really stable.

-Jerplea Gingerbread V20-Extremely smooth, good battery life, but incomplete (No camera, quite a few bugs)

It's up to you what you want. If you want rock solid stability, Wolfbreak's, Trip's or erickwill's is the way to go. If you want to experiment and help the devs, Jerplea and Trip's GB is the way to go. It's all personal preference.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crackking:
My favorite, one of the best roms.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thommysenf:
+1

Best! :)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] depulle87:
For stability and customizability I should go for the CM6 wolfbreak.

This one rock solid and a lot of options, but of course itts al personal preference.

Link to ROM thread : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=945264

edit : link placed
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fiscidtox:
Cobs miui puts others to shame. Smoothest fully functional rom on here i think (especially miui roms)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] machhho:
Hi Mr kantk20111 , can you tell me please where I can download the Ejet erickwill 2.1 Rom.

thanks in advance
[HTC Sensation] joser24:
So I got to play with this phone today and all I have to say is WOW I'm so impressed.... I felt like my G2x was outdated. The screen is amazing, light weight, amazing feel, new 3.0 UI is awesome, It just feels like my old nexus one. I only got to take 2pics. can't wait until june! I took just 2 pics, I didn't get to take many as the "anonymous" person that had it didn't let me take more lol.

If your thinking of getting the G2x for tmobile... Trust me, its right around the corner... Just hold off and wait on that sensation.
[HTC Sensation] luis86dr:
Sounds good to hear. Can't wait for release. How was the picture quality?

[G2/HTC Vision]
[HTC Sensation] richiehd:
What determines my purchase is battery life. I really want this device.
[HTC Sensation] Chinam4n:
So excited, can't wait to get this bad boy.
[HTC Sensation] Razius:
Pics

To OP. Would you be able to post the pics you took of the device? I know there are plenty out there, but just curious.

Thanks
[HTC Sensation] joser24:
i couldnt really try out the camera it was dark. i cant really post the pics because of work confidentiality purposes :(

good thing i didnt before, they are hawks on these forums now.
[HTC Sensation] vegetaleb:
I hope they upgraded the Camera and loudspeaker, the IS has the same hardware of DHD!

I can imagine that with the new resolution the wallpapers will look perfect, though not super amoled + brightness and contrast :rolleyes:

Sense 3.0 is the main reason I preffer Sensation over SGS2 but will not take the risk to buy it before it gets Root
[HTC Sensation] DeezNotes:
Good. Hopefully they are getting the message about the boot loader. Don't follow in Motorola's footsteps... https://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=question&id=10150175871280731&qa_ref=ssp
[HTC Sensation] agent.m:
I got to test the sensation in uk. The screen looked amazing the sound from the videos I saw were cool. Didn't get a chance to test thorough. I'm gonna wait for proper reviews from techradar and pocketnow. If they give thumbs up then that's cool by me. By the time they get it they should have the final rom.
[HTC Sensation] Razius:
That's cool. No need to get people in trouble. =P Did the phone at any point seem laggy or that it couldn't handle everything you were doing on it?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fekish:
Hello,

i am thinking of either buying the Nook or the Viewsonic...

I know that i am in the Viewsonic section, but are there major problems with the Viewsonic?

Would you recommend it over the Nook Color?

Thanks!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 18jmagic:
Well i had the nook color before i bought the viewsonic but so far im really happy with my decision the nook color is really great tablet but so is this one basically its up to you ?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tarponbeach:
I have both. The Nook is really nice and stable with the Honeycomb ROM, but the screen is just too small for my daily use. The only other negative comment on the Nook, is that the audio level (speaker volume) is very low. Headphones are fine, but audio output using the speaker is not great.

My G-Tab is better for me, for everyday use, due to the larger screen, and faster processor. I'm running Vegan 5.11, which runs well, except for a few minor glitches. Hopefully, at some future date, Honeycomb will be ported to the G-Tab.

Bottom line, both are good devices, just a matter of personal preference as to which one will work best for you.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobkoure:
I have a g-tab and have only used a Nook for a few tens of minutes.

g-tab: excellent hardware speed, not so great screen, heavy-ish

nook: excellent screen, not so fast hardware, light-ish

If you're going to be mostly reading books with a few Android apps thrown in, it's the Nook hands down. If you're looking at action gaming, or remote access to your PC via remote desktop it's the g-tab.

Both have a good selection of alternate ROMS. IMO, they both need ROM replacement, although less now than six months ago. Excellent user communities for both.

Hard to go wrong, actually...
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobkoure:
I have a g-tab and have only used a Nook for a few tens of minutes (so somewhat skewed experience).

That said...

g-tab: excellent hardware speed, not so great screen, heavy-ish

nook: excellent screen, not so fast hardware, light-ish

If you're going to be mostly reading books with a few Android apps thrown in, it's the Nook hands down. If you're looking at action gaming, or remote access to your PC via remote desktop it's the g-tab.

Both have a good selection of alternate ROMS. IMO, they both need ROM replacement, although less now than six months ago. Excellent user communities for both.

Hard to go wrong, actually...
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brettdwagner:
Gtab has a serious speed advantage, and the nook's screen is beautiful. I would personally focus more on the size difference than specs (unless your looking to game or watch high res video). The size of the tablet will have the most dramatic effect on how you end up using it.

If you want to read in portrait mode the Gtab's viewing angles will disappoint. Landscape is tolerable, but not ideal.

Looking to incorporate your tablet into your keychain? Nook color has that hook.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodintentions:
Gtab is a piece of crap. I highly recommend either the nook or the ipad.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jetguy35:
That doesn't really have any justification behind it... Considering there are plenty of users that would completely disagree with you. I'm not sure you can go wrong buying a 10" tablet for $280.00. What is wrong with it that you classify it as crap? To be honest, the update to the 3588 version out of the box was pretty good. The only negative I had was that there isn't a native video conferencing app and not netflix support as of yet. If those two things are implemented, a tablet for $280.00 is a bargain. I have no other complaints in day to day use. It is stable and does what I want it to do. My brother just bought the iPad 2 and I agree it's pretty nice but he also paid $500.00 plus tax. To each their own.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Citi:
I would recommend the nook color unless you find a good deal on the Gtab (sub $300). The screen on the Nook is fantastic and it is quite portable. The Gtab while powerful has some flaws, speakers, screen, and terrible CS from Viewsonic (see the threads in the general section).

The plus is that both of them have great support from XDA and are supported with CM7
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodintentions:
Shhh, I'm redirecting all the whiners to apple.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jetguy35:
Oh, I see.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aasoror:
Nope, IMHO you are (in this specific incident) pushing away a potential customer.

The guy is just making a legitimate question and asking for feedback, I don't see any whining here, so if you don't feel the need to give him true feedback (perhaps because one might think that its listed all over the forum and reviewed to death online) then don't give him an unjustifiably negative one (at least without enough smilies) ;) .

I just don't think the guy is in a situation that would make him see logic behind your "get an ipad" canned reply (not to mention it doesn't even apply to him).
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fekish:
basically for me is simple; if ipad or xoom were 250$ i would have bought them... but they are not worth it at that price...

I think i'm going for thr nook although kindle just slipped in the options...
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aasoror:
I do own the two (nook and gtab), both are overclocked and running the same CM7 ROM.

I honestly think both have different usage scenarios, nook is incredibly more portable, screen more beautiful, the gtab is incredibly more powerful (more capable of running heavy and resource demanding applications and future ROMs) bigger screen though less portable but there is an undeniable screen real estate (that makes the difference).

GTab should only be considered if its below $300 all in (as mentioned earlier), nook has been as low as $200 (N&B ebay deal), currently $225 (refurbished).

Again it all depends on how you intend to use it.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nigebj:
GTab vs. Nook

Comes down to use. If you want an eReader which is a powerful tablet, get a nook and plan on putting a custom ROM on it (the latest update is better, but no match for a custom ROM and rooted device). If you want comfortable eReading, don't get a GTab - way too heavy.

If on the other hand you want a netbook replacement, get a GTab, case and bluetooth keyboard (still plan on the custom ROM).

Kindle got mentioned, not sure why but it implies you only really want an eReader. I have all three, and the Kindle has the best screen for reading books outside, the Nook the most beautiful screen and is fine inside but harder outside and the GTab (as noted above) is just not designed for that use.

All are good devices - we need a better idea of what you want from your device.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] austontatious:
I had a nook but gave it to my wife and bought the gtab. No regrets at all. Its kinda heavy but with overclock now has more juice than my netbook. If you want an ereader that does some other stuff too, get a nook. If you want a true tablet for half the price of the competition, get the gtab. Also be ready to mod it out - I really was worried I had made a mistake at first. It took me about a week to get it all set up. Overclock and a keyboard replacement (thumbkeyboard) were key for me to make the tablet responsive enough.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tyy10002:
I had a gtab (from Nov 10 - March 11) and sold it on Eby and got a nook color for $200 dollars. Gtab was fast and good.. except the weight and screen. I mostly used it for reading comics, playing games and web browsing. Holding it for over an hour caused pain to my wrist and the viewing angle was bad for gaming such as raging thunder, backbreaker, etc. The nook color screen is just great and the weight is very nice too. I installed Amazon appstore on it and running CM7 on SD card, it is definitely not as fast as Gtab but it is not bad, very useable and responsive. My son (5 years old ) loves the nook since it is very light and small, he can play with it all day.. and my wife can carry it on a subway to work too. very family oriented..

If you can get the nook for about $200, I will go for it. If you want a powerful android tablet, I would either get the Asus transformer (target has it onsale for $360 - preorder) - check out slickdeals.net.

I am keeping my nook and I am going to get a nice tablet soon (Galaxy tab 8.9 or G-slate or Asus Transformer)

Good luck..
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pyro6128:
I have both. I had wanted an android tablet and was going to get the xoom, but couldnt justify the high cost. After reading about the custom roms available for the nook, I picked it up. I loved it and still do. But I got a great deal on a Gtab and couldnt pass it up. Now I'm selling my nook color. Its still a great device (gorgeous screen), but I found that for me personally, a 7inch screen is too small for a true tablet experience. I also love the extra ports/speed of the gtab.

Like everyone is saying, it really depends on your usage. If you really want a nice ereader, with some very cool extras and a tablet-like experience, nook color hands down.

However, if you're like me and really wanted a tablet, and hoped the nook would fill that void, you'll most likely feel more satisfied with the gtab. Just make sure you get it for a good price. I would never in a million years pay the prices for the gtab that it used to sell for. But now that its sub 300 (with some people selling theirs for a lot less), I think its totally worth the cost.

Side note: I don't actually have a problem reading on the gtab like a couple of other people on here seem to be complaining about. The screen seems fine in portrait mode to me. Its great for reading comic books and not having to pan around (which became a little annoying on the nook). But I may just not be as sensitive as some