[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Hah! Thanks Casper.

I am not "afraid" of RSDLite. I went to the website, see the software and the UI, read the instructions, and it really isn't difficult to do. But, I don't have the actual "hands on" experience with it to advise others on it's usage. The last time I flashed with a similar method was with ODIN on my Droid X, I believe. I was a little nervous back then, what with the drivers, the cable, doing something "unknown" to the inner workings of my phone. Would I break it? Would I brick it? Who knows but I went for it and the short procedure could not have gone better in any way possible. It was straight up and worked like a charm.

But the Matt's Utility and Safe Strap were major game changers. I got really comfortable with that stuff. Yeah I can do RSDLite, but I don't have to, so I don't. That is actually a bit of a sad thing, I would have the experience with it to help others and besides, I *love* cool stuff like that and accomplishing it. :)

It is a little slow in here so I can have some fun now, with the groups permission. ;)

True, the XT910 is not different at all but for the radio and the fact that there is no "Matt's" for it. But I am part of a much larger entity, this XDA thread where we have individuals from all walks of life, different provider systems, different opportunities and options. Gosh, when I learned you live in South Africa, I actually got a picture in my mind of "two tin cans and a taught string" like we did to play "telephone" when I was a kid. Really, not kidding. :laugh:

I am sure it is not that bad, that is what makes you such an asset to this thread. You have the experience of living in another country where the options and rules are different. Like [MENTION=5057697]welder73[/MENTION] who lives in Serbia. I don't even know where that is or what it is like there. Let me check maps on this...

...wow, now that is like FAR away. Talk about zooming out the map, I had to zoom out to continent scale just to get an idea of where it is. Oh they have street view. Seems like they like sports, probably soccer. Not all "mosques and minarets" like I pictured in my mind. Where I got that from, I don't know. Geography was not my favorite subject in middle school but now I really wish that I had paid attention. Let's see what Cape Town is like, Google Earth this time, first stop Serbia. Hmmm, everything is segragated into something called "Bloks". Blok 30, Blok 13, Blok 29, and then the spell "Blok" with really strange characters, Cyrillic perhaps? The fact that Serbia is wedged in between countries like Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary (Yeah, I could use lunch right about now.), and Croatia makes me think, what, Vampires and Dracula? LOL! Just kidding. I like to play around and am happy that no one in the group takes offense, because there is none to be taken.

Now I am off to Cape Town, man this is better than school when I was a kid, just belonging to this thread! Wow, you are like

way down there

, Casper. But in a seaport area, must be nice. No charging Lions or Hippos, I guess. Now I will tell you the images in my head, dead wrong, no doubt. But great entertainment value here if you are in the mood for a little levity. "Dirty Miners, cavity searched to leave work, maybe a very wealthy upper class, heavily isolated from "the poor peasant population", tents and ramshackle buildings, bare light bulbs hanging from wires, and huge slow ceiling fans that turn real slow. Oh, and maybe a lot of Jeeps to ride around in." How did I do? Dead wrong and you are amused at how bad I stink at geography, yes? :D

Okay lets look for real. Cape Town City Center. Oh wow, a nice modern city like New York or anywhere else. Wow, beautiful parks and architecture. Not a Gazelle or Giraffe in sight. You are not living in the sticks at all, this is a big, beautiful city. See how like wrong I was about these places? But now I have real friends that live in these areas like you, [MENTION=5057697]welder73[/MENTION], [MENTION=4977351]DumbleCore[/MENTION], [MENTION=3313632]ChungHung.Chen[/MENTION], [MENTION=3457922]stargo[/MENTION], and [MENTION=4943894]nabeel.bukhari[/MENTION]. All these people are my friends and all of them live in scattered global areas. A lot to learn about and it is fun talking to and learning from people like you, Casper. :)

What does this have to do with RSDLite, XT910 phones, and Razr phones at all? Not much, I am just playing and socializing with my friends and this, makes for a tight knit group with lots of comradery. When people like us become social, it makes things smooth and we become a very efficient and powerful source of helpful information. The fact that members are finally dropping the cartoon avatars in favor of real pictures of themselves and are using their real names in signatures is a milestone in trust and bonding with the group. And that, my friend, is simply amazing to me. :cool:

Thanks for the vote of confidence. It was really fun talking to you and learning a little bit more about the world. I am really glad that you dropped that cartoon avatar because you are a really likeable, easy going, guy who understands our devices and is always helpful and inquisitive. Pleasure to meet you, Casper. :victory: