[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] -888-:
Hello, everyone :)

Hello mma123.

Post #1 has all the software list and their versions:

HTC QuickGPS 1.00.220821.01_888

I have actually modified quite few things in the original QuickGPS app (hence the _888 in the version).

For my cabs please check at 888.filetap.com (but I'm almost sure I have never uploaded this particular cab there as I don't think I have ever made an actual CAB per se).

I remember testing newer build of QGPS found in someone's kitchen at that time, and I had problems with it (1st beta of eOS.4.888.Final had it). I didn't investigated the nature of the problem (could have been something minor, or even my own mistake), I just reverted back to the previous version since I believe in "if it works - don't fix it" theory ;-)

As msd24200 said in reply, H is faster than 3G, so you should be happy if you constantly have H :-) (in my area it is worse than before, nowadays I get 3G sometimes, H once in a blue moon depending how close to the "city" I am, but mostly I get damned E only... I'd be very happy if I had H all the time ;-))

Anyways:

That is correct and that's how it supposed to be in this ROM.

After all, if you are getting HSDPA connection why would you want your Kaiser to say it is on 3G when it is actually on H, right? ;)

As for dutty's ROM: forgive me, but I cannot discuss someone else's ROM.

All I can say is that either that particular dutty's ROM you had didn't have HSDPA enabled, or if it had it enabled then it was displaying 3G instead of H by mistake or by design. Only Dutty Throy would know how he cooked it, so if you really want to know what/why it is like this in his ROM you need to ask in his ROM's thread or PM him.

The difference is indistinguishable if you have extended battery.

On a standard battery, if you use a lot of internet, neither one will last you more than a day on Kaiser IIRC (and that's still not bad - my Gphone can't last half a day, LOL)

Thx, mb!

Seems someone's hand will be safe ;-) as I don't have Kaiser I can't cook anything for it.

My Kaiser is still working fine overseas, running the same eOS Fire ROM since October 2008. When I tested it before "releasing" it appeared very stable and bug free (otherwise I wouldn't), but I can completely honestly confirm it today, that ieOS v.4.888.FiRe is a very, very stable ROM indeed :-)

I am in touch with current owner of my own Kaiser (I should say "current user" because I am the owner and I never sold it away) because my personal version eOS ROM has my name and email address displaying at each boot, it is cooked in and unless someone flash it with another ROm it will be there forever, hehe.

It also has cooked-in small app that automatically sends SMS to my dad's cellphone with the new SIM information if any other than my own SIM is inserted there, so I know right away the cellphone number of the person who is using it and they can't deny it ;-) ).

That's how I know my Kaiser is still running my eOS ROM, and from the latest "user" of my Kaiser I learned that he "squeezed the crap out of it" with tons of apps and changes. He wanted to get rid of my info from boot splash, but he don't know how. Apparently not an xda member ;)

That's correct.

But I'm still here, reading latest posts in this thread every few weeks.

No... I'm using G1 since December, but I also took my Kaiser for a trip overseas just to test few things.

Somehow I was stupid enough to lend it to one of my distant family members there, and I never got it back since.

As*hole first claimed it got "lost in the mail", but thanks to my hidden surprises in the ROM (as I said above) I

know exactly what happened. He sold it to someone, who sold it to someone else.

Nevertheless, my Kaiser is still working fine (for someone else, unfortunately).

Just BTW: are you the same stylez from hofo?

Thank you, srancsik!

However, as I have tried to extensively describe the idea behind this ROM "less apps cooked-in = better", you or any other eOS user

supposed to have his/her own set of CABs installed with UC

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In any case, eOS ROM was meant to be used at least with minimum setup from eXtended Pack, unless someone wants "just the PDA" part of his Kaiser.

And again, the Ext.Packs are meant only as convenient set of most common apps only. Best is to use your own set of apps and settings, your own ext.pack

I think you were asking this last year in ROMeOS thread, was it you?

Me and others have already tried to explain it to you back then.

One more time, real-life example:

With fixed PP when I opened say 20 pages in separate tabs in Mobile IE, was listening to music with Resco Radio, and

had other apps open or running in the background, my Kaiser usually started to drag.

It didn't happen with dynamic PP (at least not until I had many more apps running).

Yet again: most of people don't use their Kaiser's (or any other phones) in such way. iPhone owners can't do it at all ;-)

Hence fixed PP is certainly good enough for probably 99% of users, and as a "bonus" for not using their Kaiser in such insane ways - they have slightly more memory available.

I am "insane" user, and I always used dPP for myself. I "traded off" advantage of slightly more main memory availability for better responsivness when I use it "insanely".

Both version with fixed Pp and dynamic PP are available. You can use exactly same UC setups of your own on both, so best is to try/test them both and find out yourself which one suits you best.

(I think I have told you that last year!)

exactly what I said above ;-)

Depends on the user.

At certain situation (as my example earlier) it is better than fixed PP. Even "insane user" like me most of the time didn't see the difference, because how often did I use my Kaiser in "insane" ways? Once a week maybe? I think if someone perhaps is using his Kaiser as a replacement for laptop (like I did with my iPAQ few years ago), have many apps running *constantly* then he/she may need dPP.

Otherwise most of the time there is no edge to it at all, thus again - majority of people don't need dPP and may have better use of those few more megs of Main Memory available to them when using fixed PP.

As you said yourself: "Frankly, RAM amount is usually more than enough on the Kaiser".

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