[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Windows Mobile ROM De] -888-:
Im glad to read it!

Perhaps you want to share your AT&T MediaNet cab? I'd add it to next ext.pack...

@Rafael K

Thank you!

Please post your first impressions (in comparison to Kaiser) for all of us when you have some free time!

@tyguy

It is great to see you still lurking here around!

But I must clarify: it were

your suggestion

to add Manila to eXt.pack, and it was your selection of CABs, and finally it was you who tested them all on eOS on your own Kaiser - that counts too!

Yes it is safe.

9600 is common setting (suggested on many other devices, i.e. both my iPAQs AFAIR). However setting it to higher speed should work fine as well - because even if the data rate is less than i.e. 56000, it will 'flow' at the speed it actually has., while 56000 is just maximum baud rate setting (meaning if the data would go faster than 56k it would be capped - slowed down - to the said 56k). Its just a port setting, no different than your basic standard COM1/COM2 ports on your big computer.

I read somewhere that the actual speed of data rate received from GPS satellites ranges from 300 to 5000+ baud, rarely reaching 6000 IIRC. hence the 9600 baud port speed setting is basically the optimal setting.

Why TT set it automatically to 4800? you'd ask? Simply perhaps your connection wasn't too good at that particular moment when your TomTom was autosetting (autodetecting) and thats why it 'chose' 4800 baud as default (if your connection would have been better - meaning the data rate received being higher than 4800 baud, TT would have set 9600 as default). Nothing wrong with it, thats the way programs like TT work. Manually changing it to 9600 won't hurt your phone ;)

FYI I have my COM4 port set to 57600 and it works fine too...

Now, the thing with AGPS is that it have to be turned off at boot time (don't ask me why).

Turn it off and restart your Kaiser and it'll work fine.

Out of almost 30 people with Kaisers I know of personally, and so many people on this and other boards, I have "talk" to only ONE person who claimed to have AGPS working on his Kaiser (in England on Orange network IIRC, but I still think he didn't knew what he was talking about - or he was just full of it). AGPS supposedly is supported by almost all major providers, yet somehow it doesn't work with any commercial software, if it works it is only with their own bundled pay-per-use/per-subscription software.

@all:

PLEASE POST HERE WHAT

YOU

WANT

IN THE NEXT EXT.PACK

Please post any suggestions, I want the next eXt.Pack to be as good as possible (it will be my last eXt.Pack as I'm using G1 already and my TyTN II has officially retired to my phones collection ;) )

Also, if possible, please upload your suggested app to my shared files (link in my signature) or at least post a link to files here :)

Suggested so far:

reTOUCHed_dialer2

Jimmy's Green Battery Fix

throttle launcher V9.6

monster 3000mah battery with backplate <- good suggestion, but I'm afraid I can't compress it enough to keep the eXt.Pack below 100MB ;)

new Skype

new Google Maps

oh, I almost forgot:

HAPPY HANUKKAH to my Jewish friends

MERRY CHRISTMAS to my Christian friends

HAPPY NEW YEAR 1430 to my Muslim friends

and HAPPY HOLIDAYS to everyone!