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[P3600 ROM Development] davidmore:
Hi, I’m David from Venice (IT) and it’s the first time that I give my little contribute to this important forum.

I want to introduce you my first ”DMore 3.2” kitcken ROM for your Trinity based on HTC Polaris Official release CE OS 5.2.19965. I have used this build because it’s very fast and stable.

Note: good kitcken ROM that I have used for many time was Claros 3.51 and Tommy’s ROM.

Personally I don’t like WM6.5 ROMS or the last builds because I think that TRINITY device is not fast for them.

I have cooked only essential OEM Trinity original drivers and OEM single Trinity packages .

I have ported the original XIP, SYS build 19965 from HTC Polaris; Then I have insert MANILA 2D blue, Youtube, Facebook, Google Maps, Opera Mini 5 and other usful tools like Total Commander 2.51 , Advanced Configuration, Foxit Reader, Oxis Hibernate, Java Jbed, etc..

(no installated Office package)

I have tested it for 2 month and now I use it on my job.

I wanted to thanks :

the big man “Ervius” for his great tools , “Tommy” for its kitckens, “xdmcdmc” for the single trinity Oem packages , “Infido” for his comments in many forums and all people like you that have given any contribute to xda forum.

Here is my “Dmore 3.2” Manila 2D ITA ROM

IMPORTANT:

After installation reset you device ; it’s for automatic connection setup

-	OS 5.2.19965 Build 19965.1.2.3

-	Page Pool 4MB with ULDR

-	CRCs Trinity 1% battery icons

-	.NETCompactFramework 3.5 (build OS 21054)

-	PACKAGE_XDA_UC_1.0.0.2

•	Task_Manager_2_1_34837_5

•	Advanced Configuration_Tool v3.3

•	AudioManager_2_0_1819_1228

•	AutoShortcut_1_1_2_0

•	Calcolatrice Lite

•	CommManager 2.9.5.0

•	DiversExe

•	eLiAs_ASyncKiller

•	eLiAs_autoHibernate1.0

•	eLiAs_HTCDlg_Killer1.1

•	Oxios Hibernate 1.40

•	FACEBOOK

•	Foxit Reader 2.0 Build 0701

•	Free Task Manager 2_7

•	HTC_DShow

•	jade_mHubVO_1_60_080801_X0

•	JBed3dMod_RU_FIX

•	Obex_Inbox_0.948

•	Opera Mini 5beta

•	PACKAGE_Iolite_VoiceRecorder

•	PACKAGE_Iolite_YouTube

•	PACKAGE_Jade_Album

•	PACKAGE_Jade_Arcsoft_MMS

•	PACKAGE_Jade_DataDisconnect

•	PACKAGE_Jade_FullScreenPlayer

•	PACKAGE_Jade_GoogleMap

•	PACKAGE_Jade_HTCGesture

•	PACKAGE_Jade_OutlookEnhancement

•	PACKAGE_Jade_PictureEnhancement

•	Total Commander 2.51

After first boot (no SD inserted)

Free Storage: 55,70 MB

Free Ram: 27,28 MB

------------------> last update 21 MArch 2010 <-----------------------

DOWNLOAD LINK (FULL VERSION): Trinity-WM6.1-Dmore3.2-Full.rar

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[P3600 ROM Development] ickebins:
Welcome, it's nice to see a new chef for the italian community in the forum. From your package list it looks like a good and solid rom, I suggest just a different dialpad skin :D
[P3600 ROM Development] davidmore:
www.mediafire.com/?gmgrynjyycn

Actually i have a restriction on posting links for anti-spam measure.

I'm waiting for the qualification;

In any case if you want download my Rom

Cut and paste on you Browse the link above

[ROM][ITA] Dmore 3.2 - WM6.1.19965 - Manila 2D Full ROM
[P3600 ROM Development] almare73:
Complimenti Davidmore ho appena flashato la tua rom prime impressioni ottime mi mancava il vecchio manila 2d "avevo su una ottima rom wm 6.5 by matlegro":) Appena la testo meglio aggiungo alre impessioni ciao!
[P3600 ROM Development] donaglia:
...hi Dave!is it possible to have some more screenshot of your interesting rom?
[P3600 ROM Development] almare73:
ormai é qualche giorno che uso questa rom e devo dire che va molto bene.La ram é sempre sopra i 20MB ho aggiunto la tastiera fingerkeyboard2 office e SPB mobile shell3.HO testato il bluetooth e funziona perfettamente il wi-fi ancora da testare.OTTIMO LAVORO
[P3600 ROM Development] davidmore:
More screenshot

here's more screenshot of my DMore 3.2 ITA ROM
[P3600 ROM Development] davidmore:
Wi-FI connection, bluetooth has been personally tested and are OK
[P3600 ROM Development] mar_60:
Ciao, qualcuno può postare il link o uplodare la rom?

Grazie.
[P3600 ROM Development] ickebins:
Guys, come on. Please keep it in english here.
[P3600 ROM Development] mar_60:
Sorry but I don't find still the link.
[P3600 ROM Development] almare73:
link:www.mediafire.com/?gmgrynjyycn
[P3600 ROM Development] diskj0k3y:
si può mettere il touchflo per lo scroll?

Can you put on the touchflo scroll?
[P3600 ROM Development] davidmore:
Go to Start->Programmi->Advanced Config

Enable scrolling in "HTC TouchFLO" item
[P3600 ROM Development] dinohtc3600:
Complimenti!

Beh Davidmore, che dire? COMPLIMENTI per l'ottimo lavoro, l'ho installata ieri, molto stabile e veloce, grazie per averla messa a disposizione! Dino - Mestre
[P3600 ROM Development] davidmore:
[ROM][ITA][3/3/2010] WM6.1 DMORE 3.2 Full/Light/Ultralight [ONLINE]

For all Italian Trinity P3600 people: now you can download Full , Light and Ultralight version of my DMORE 3.2 ROM.

Here is the Post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=642382
[P3600 ROM Development] xioberto:
dove hai trovato il cab di office? quelli che ho trovato in xda non mi funzionano oppure il cab non è più scaricabile.

Ti ringrazio
[P3600 ROM Development] almare73:
Ciao! di preciso non me lo ricordo dove l'avevo trovato comunque lo allego Qua!
[P3600 ROM Development] MaBi2:
Is the ROM WM6.1.1.19965 usable on HP iPAQ RW6815?
[P3600 ROM Development] uzas:
We tells about Trinity... :)
[P3600 ROM Development] smf001:
giono della settimana

You can 'have the day of the week on the home?

congratulations for the excellent work!

Si puo' avere il giorno della settimana sul Home ?

complimenti per l'ottimo lavoro!
[General Questions and Answers] atomixpaintball:
Hey,

I know the phone was announced today officially, but has anyone been able to get a ROM Dump from the new HD Mini?

It features WM 6.5.3, and it has HTC OEM Apps, built for the new platform, which I bet would be very useful in resolving some of the compatibility and stability issues, we seem to encounter with the newer builds.

Thanks!
[General Topics] aidanbree:
I have recently converted from Windows Mobile to Android and I have to say that I am impressed. At the end of my Windows Mobile contract I wasn't sufficiently impressed by the Android handsets on offer by T-Mobile to settle for an 18-24 month contract so bought a second hand HTC Magic to get a feel for Android.

I am going to hold out for one of the Handsets with Snapdragon processors onboard when they get around to releasing them in the UK!

My girlfriend has been using a Sony Ericsson handset (500 mins for 20 per month) for a couple of years and quite likes it but is now keen to get in on the mobile web. In my opinion (might be wrong) the only OS's that can deliver web content properly are the Apple and Android. I have therefore started looking at Android as I don't feel Apple tax is appropriate!

T-Mobile are doing the Hero for 25 quid a month which looks like a nice enough handset. I was wondering what others thoughts are as to;

- Is the Hero too old to buy now? I know it is planned to be updated to 2.1 which is a bonus

- Are there any other handsets she should consider?

If there are any 'deals' on Android handsets that anyone can sugest then I would be grateful

Cheers

Aidan
[General Topics] Makaijin:
Well it depends if you are willing to wait for the HTC Desire or Legend or if you need a phone now. The Hero is still a good choice for a Android phone. It also depends if you are buying it for yourself (and give your magic to your GF) or if it's a new phone for her.

If it's for yourself, seeing that your contract has ended, you could get yourself an N1 unsubsidied and change your calling plan to a SIM only one. Talking of SIM only plans you should have changed ASAP when your contract has ended as it's more value for money (£15-20 cheaper average for the same minutes/text). Reason for suggesting unsubsided phones is although the phone cost is higher, your calling plan is cheaper and in the long run it works out similar but you get the advantage of not being tied to a 18-24 month contract.

But personally I'd wait for the Desire/Legend to be released before picking out your poison, seeing that all major carriers have anounced release dates for April.
[Touch GSM ROM Development] mannmannmann:
Ready to go.

http://rapidshare.com/files/351421070/ElfinKitchen_GER_Build_28014.7z
[Touch GSM ROM Development] saurabh88:
Wwe version?
[Touch GSM ROM Development] mannmannmann:
what for?

there are enough wwe kitchens here.:p
[Touch GSM ROM Development] chris1501:
Hey mannmannmann, thats pretty cool!

Is it possibly that you post some screenshots?

Regards

Chris
[Touch GSM ROM Development] DavidDC:
Would be helpful ;)
[Touch GSM ROM Development] zonyonq:
.

Looking looking looking
[Touch GSM ROM Development] Touch pro 2 freak:
hi!

i tell you my question now in german, because english is not my favourite language :D

Gibt es irgendwo eine anleitung für die kitchen?

weil ich komm einfach nicht zurecht :D
[Touch GSM ROM Development] Nordlicht89:
Sag bescheid,wenn du was neues weißt.

Bei mir klappts auch nicht besser.
[TG01 General] honolulu.:
Hello,

I have a problem with the volume sound of my tg, It's too loud when I use an headphone, I can't put it very low, it's always high (not too high but not enough low)

some apps like pocketmusic can disable the syteme volume for a new in app (great :) but I would want that for all apps if it's possible :(

thx by advance.
[TG01 General] tuanbido:
me too
[TG01 General] kevinpwhite:
I use Volumex which provides a good level of control. A paid app but not a major outlay...

Regards,

Kevin
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] kelador:
Ok so I think my phone is bricked it was free so im not too fuzzed but would love to fix it.

HTC Wizard (QteK 9100)

I flashed it with windows 6.5 and decided I didn't realy like it and wanted to flash it with an older rom. After the reset it goes to the load screen where it tells you the OS version etc and doesn't go any further than that. All the guides I read tell me to load it up in bootloader mode and flash it but the problem is how? the phone is not seen by the computer any more.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] yerand:
pressing camera and power at the same time will get you into bootloader mode

then download the original ship rom http://rapidshare.com/files/188635235/RUU_Wizard_225111_22511102_022511_CWS_WWE_Ship_cingular.rar

run the ruu

and then it should be unbricked and you should be able to flash a newer rom
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] Cirrus9:
Hey Everyone,

There are a lot of posts out there with hung ROMs and desperate owners. My first reaction to this post was "how's the guy supposed to update his Cingular ROM if his PC can't see his computer and he can't Synch? " - but sure enough, I downloaded the file, ran it on my Cingular 8125 (which was hung at the boot screen, and unrecognised/unsynched) from the bootloader screen and it installed and revived the phone. Great post, very helpful - THANK YOU.
[Windows Mobile Themes] tntboy:
Only for above WM6.5 23xxx and Sense 2.5

Install TNT Red.cab,restart device,enable the theme.

View attachment 281720
[Windows Mobile Themes] Dirk:
Nice work, thanks for sharing :)
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rydock:
So I just signed a 3 yr contract with Rogers and they are sending me an X1 in the mail. I'm having second thoughts about X1, after hearing about all the problems about it. I might send it back when it arrives and grab an Iphone 3G for the same price under the 15 day grace period. I've had a jailbroken Ipod touch for a while now, and I'm really impressed at what I can do with it and all the incredibly useful apps that you can get. i might add that I'm generally an Apple hater, but I loved this product. I initially got it for personal/car music, but it has been great as an organizer, surfing web, video, games, etc.

I thought the X1 looked like it would be an Iphone killer. It had better battery life, better camera, higher network speed, and simply looks better. The crumbling housings, and keyboard failures are HUGE turn-offs for me. I don't mind a couple of aesthetic cracks after prolonged usage, as long as it doesn't affect the functionality of the device, and if the keyboard problems aren't major.

If I do trade it for an Iphone 3G, I could jailbreak it. I could then get rid of the Ipod touch and ultimately have a good all in one device with it. I worry about the battery life because of this though. Also, the Iphone has the great "Navigon" GPS app.

So what I'm asking is:

1. are there any counter measures you X1 owners take to make it last for a very long time? (i.e. keyboard, housing)

2. would you guys have preferred a jailbroken Iphone over an X1? (can anybody comment on the battery life of the Iphone compared to the X1?)

3. how would you guys compare both devices' features, app availability, and just sheer lasting quality? (it seems like SE is cutting off support for the X1)

Overall, I love the X1's form factor, look and feel, specs, but I need this phone to last. The Iphone on the other hand, has an abundance of useful apps, smooth operation, reliability, customization, and continued software updates, but I heard some things about bad battery life, and I really hate that signature "Apple Iphone" look.

I'm sorry for the super long post, but this is an important choice I need to make, so any insight would be appreciated.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] harveydent:
1. the cracking issues are mostly aesthetic, and internal ones at that. They don't impair functionality (unless the crack is in the stylus slot or something). You usually don't even see them unless you remove the battery cover. speaking of which, the battery cover's paint peels of easily, but they're cheap enough to replace, or you can easily refinish or repaint it. My X1 is now black and candy apple red (inspired by the Satio). Looks really, really, really great.

the keyboard wears out after about 6 months or so. All you need to do is clean it (from the inside, which can be a hassle if you don't want to) and it's good as new

the flex cable, though, is a more serious problem. if it wears out, you absolutely need to replace it or you won't be able to use landscape mode

2. Given the above, I still prefer the X1 over the iPhone. Better apps (75% of apple apps are "fart" apps), better screen, multitasking, stylus support, Flash, battery life, customizable look (manila, SPB, pointui), XDA support, etc. However, since you're used to your iTouch, you won't need to learn a whole new OS.

3. I plan to use the X1 for a year more or so. I get enough support here at xda-devs such that my phone has yet to be connected to SEUS at all (my old k850 would get SEUS once a month). I'm using WM "6.6" (6.5.3) while the newest phone that you buy right now only comes with 6.5.

4. I agree. I also don't like the iphone for the main reason that everyone wants one just to "look cool"

If you're into customizing/tinkering, get a WM phone. If you just want a phone out of the box with minimal fuss, get the iphone. And if you decide to go the WM route, I suggest you take the iphone, sell it, then get an HD2. :) the X1 has depreciated so much that it's only worth $200
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rydock:
I got my X1 earlier today. I haven't activated it with my sim yet, but I've been playing around with it all day. I really do love the look and feel of the unit overall, and the keyboard is great. It's a 09W44 batch and has a black plastic frame under battery cover instead of grey. It also has the "new design" frame; did I get a good unit?

I can see myself using the keyboard a lot for text, so I don't want it to fail. I really want to like this phone, but keyboard and flex cable failures sounds ridiculous for such an expensive phone. Are these occurrences uncommon, or are they inevitably going to happen to all units?

The iPhone's on screen keyboard works great, and I can't see of that ever failing. So what can I do with the X1 that makes it better than a jailbroken iPhone? The iphone has a lot of useful apps such as one for traffic in my city, and a public transit schedule; does windows mobile have good apps that can do this too? Also the ipod music player transitions between tracks a lot smoother than the X1. Battery life on the X1 has been great so far.

I really do want to keep the X1, and if I do, I might get a nice case to protect it. I've been using Sony Ericsson phones for years until my last one broke and was forced to use an old moto razr (which is VERY durable phone compared to my last SE). I might just go ahead and risk keeping the X1 and fix whatever happens down the road. Is this what most of you guys are doing as well? Is it worth doing this over getting and iPhone?
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] caliban2:
as much as i don't like the iphone - it would be the better choice. and harveydent's idea is good: get the iphone, sell it and buy a hd2! :D

apart from the hardware-issues already mentioned, with the x1 you get outdated specs and no more software-support by SE. (no firmware-update, no upgrade to winmo 6.5.x) they let this phone die end of march 2009 (last firmware) to protect and sell the x2. (you don't get the new x2-panels officially for example)

apart from officially running winmo 6.1 and the (in my opinion) useless panels the firmware is the major problem: it still has performance-problems. (meaning slow graphics drivers etc...) this is not really fixable with custom-roms. there's room for some tweaking (a lot, actually), but if the foundation isn't right...

sure, you can flash the newest winmo-leaks with the newest sense 2.5 (i know i do). but be prepared for a steep learning curve and lot of frustrating bug-fixing. (more often: wait for the cook to fix it with a new rom-version) there's always something not working, one bug get's fixed, another shows it's ugly head. and the endless flashing and hardreseting...

it's only for the past two weeks that for the very first time i have a rom where really everything works and which is running at great speed. but: i own this phone since march 3rd, 2009!

sure, i know a lot now about winmo 6.x, i can edit "light stuff" in manila-files, i have completely customized this phone to my likings. but apart from selling it i didn't really have a choice.

to think i'd have to start fresh now, with all these different winmo-branches and manila-builds out there - i wouldn't do it, knowing what i know now. :)

get the iphone and stay with it. or sell it for the hd2, it will get all 6.5.x-updates and maybe even an update to winmo 7.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonus:
The iPhone has more functionality these days due to its app store and accessories. Whether its making work related databases, or doing offline reading of the NY Times or most big periodicals, the iPhone can or can do it better than WM.

Just to drill into the 2 examples I used: I developed database software for medical research, and did so exclusively using WM. The software side of WM is terrible thesedays! The most recent database applications for WinMo are seriosly old, and developed when WM5 was around. On the other hand, database applications are new, easy to use, and much cheaper.

Example 2. You want to read the NY Times on your airplane ride? Have fun with RSS, and only picking up 2-3 lines of articles before you need online access. The nice thing about the iPhone is the major support for it from every company, so you just download the NY Times app, and all content for the past few days or however long you specifiy is available for free.

Yes, these are specific examples, but they should shed light on the current situation. The flip arguement whcih I'm sure will be expanded upon is mainly agaisnt iPhone lack of customisation, lack of standards support for thigs like bluetooth stacks, microSD, homescreen widgets, and being locke down by Apple.

Its up to you to figure out what's most important. Altough, if I were on Rogers, I would wait for the X10, which should have the best of both worlds...
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PsychoAssasin:
i just got an x1 from rogers as well, and i too was concerned with the flex cable and keyboard problem but i decided to keep it anyway. One thing i did notice was that the flex cable seems to be reinforced now, not 100% sure though. Ive seen many pictures of the flex cable and its supposed to be yellowy orange. I used a flashlight to peek under the screen and its exactly that, except 90% of it is covered with a grey vinyl looking tape. Dont feel like taking it apart to make sure though.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dorkster007:
I am selling my X1a right now. I got the iPhone 3GS last weekend :p

What a sigh of relief... speaker sounds great, no chance for cable issues, no possibility of phantom cracks, lots of apps, don't have to make 5 clicks just to turn my Bluetooth on/off, fast and lots of storage space. Best of all, I won't have to deal with incompetent SE support reps!
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poetryrocksalot:
Speakers are terrible on both devices, no cable issues, the Xperia X1 has lots of storage space too.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ipporek:
I don't know about the flex cable but I'm facing problems with the keyboard (and so are a lot of people from other forums I've been to as well). Got it repaired before the warranty expired but once again it's giving problems, such that I have no confidence in getting a X2. As much as I like having a keyboard, I might just go for a phone without a keyboard next, and the X10 and iPhone are two possibilities. So personally, I wouldn't recommend keeping the X1.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rydock:
Thanks for all the great replies guys. Everybody (on here and IRL) is pretty much telling me to get the iPhone. One friend told me to just swallow my pride and get the iPhone because of its huge support base. After playing with the X1 some more, I found I really love this unit. It feels solid in my hands, but there are WAY too many reports of it's durability for me to trust it. It would be the best device, IMO, if it weren't for these problems.

I almost decided that I was going to keep the X1 for strictly phone, text, email, GPS, and mobile web purposes. And since I already have an iPod touch, I could use it for music, movies, and apple apps. I'd just be missing out on the GPS and 'away-from-wifi' web browsing, but the X1 does these just as well, right? Again, this gives me more to carry, but what I gain is a better multimedia player on the iPod, and better hardware on the X1 (camera, 3.5G phone, keyboard). I also won't be wasting battery listening to music on my phone. Almost the best of both worlds.

BUT after reading more replies, I just find it hard to justify having two devices when I could get everything I need on one simple unit (the iPhone). And the fact that they are both the same price, but you get way less hardware specs on the 3G. I'm now completely on the fence about this.

Can anybody confirm this? This would be great news!

Also, I found the speaker on the X1 sounded clearer, but the iPhone speaker was louder but lacked clarity.