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[HD2 General] Nakazul:
1. WM

1. WP7

1. WM

Andriod is with a HD2 faster then the Desire it self =D, and still its not butter smooth sense experience on it. Freedom of WM unchallenged, speed and look of WP7 unmatched. Andriod is still a mess in my book. And while WP7 is more closed in then Andriod, if feels worse on the latter, i always get clasophobic in Andriod. Strangely not on WP7.

Ubuntu 10 is a nice one i like thou. But with no calling sound i will have to wait till a sulotion is found.

Written from Windows Phone 7.
[HD2 General] mystik610:
Says the guy who posted this verbal meltdown:
[HD2 General] xaccers:
Why'd you post your photo? ;)

Has anyone been hit by the mysterious 50MB a day uploads from their WP7 phones?
[HD2 General] Ryukeima:
I still have several IT books that say that HD DVD will win out over Blu-ray...
[HD2 General] friend'scatdied:
Except in that case (and many others) the analysts didn't arrive to an almost unanimous conclusion like they do with this one.;)
[HD2 General] JDM Civic EG8:
1. Android

2. Winmo NRG Energy Rom

3. WP7(haven't tried yet)

Sent from Heaven
[HD2 General] stoolzo:
Meltdown?, aw bless, did my words upset you?, group hug everyone, lets all comfort mistik610, there there now, it will be ok....
[HD2 General] lineage404:
HA i agree 100 percent and with nand now you can get a fully stable build that is pretty fast. so i say android and thats it
[HD2 General] matthewharmon102:
one of the main reasons for HD-DVD failing was one of the major backers - toshiba - pulled out. i was working in an electrical store at the time, and we saw high end HD-DVD players drop from £250 mark to about £30! so unless one of the big manufactures pull out, then it looks like it will do well.

i do however, agree slightly that WP7 is boarderline iOS. its one of the main reasons ive resisted trying it (that and the need for a license key). interesting to see how it will develop
[HD2 General] magf1:
there are big diferences in on what do u use WM or adroind. i have both systems WM6.5 and andoid on SD

i use wm because is usefull for corporate and bussines apps because i can read email and connect with wifi certificates. i cannot use wifi certificates on android it doesnt knows what to do with .cer archives.

by the way for entretainment i prefer android when i want to use games and apps like whatsapp i can switch any time for android. there are so cool thing on both.

but as i said before it depens on what is your main pourpose work or entertainment.
[HD2 General] vahanp:
I have wm7+android 2.3.2 SD and i miss w6.5 for 2 very important features, camera and navigation(igo primo)

For me (iTested), WinMo 6.5 on HD2 with 5mpx produce better photos then Desire HD 8mpx, I think Android hardware drivers are not good as WinMo's.

HD2-android photos don't have quality as HD2-winmo6.5

HD2-wm7 photos are worse than HD2-android
[HD2 General] wearefree:
My list:

1. Android

2. WM6.5

3. WP7

The phone is primarily an entertainment phone for me. In this regard, android beats wm6.5 in every corner. Better video playing, more games, you name it.

Also my life is so intertwined with google service: gmail, google voice, google calendar, google contacts. Android works so much better with these. I have gotten to a point that wm6.5 works, but no way nearly as good as android does.

However for camera, android still only takes 4:3 pictures. And half of the time I have hard time find a GPS lock in android. When I do find a lock, the battery drains fast. So even though google navigator is beautiful I never use it. I have a garmin so I use that anyways.

Never tried WP7 and never intend to. The lack of third party apps is the big turn off. One thing I really like android about is no matter what I think I want to do, chances are I can find an app in the market, same as iphone users have in their itunes store. For WP7? I doubt it'll happen, not any time soon till more people start to use that platform.

Right now, I stick to android. The beauty of HD2 is, if WP7 winds up being a better platform in the future, I can switch very easily.
[HD2 General] Koen D:
I loved WinMO, everything worked as it should.

Now I've WP7: I hope I'll never need to return. Fast, nice and a lot of apps in the marketplace.

Yep, WP7 wins (for me)
[HD2 General] friend'scatdied:
???

WP7 is farther along given its time-in-market than Android was at the same amount of time from its own respective launch.
[HD2 General] kuzibri:
IMHO, the choice for an OS all boils down to several things:

1. personal preferences

2. the way you use your phone (business, entertainment, gaming. etc)

3. reliability

4. stability

So for me as a heavy business user who has to rely on his phone 24/7, my choice is:

1. WinMo 6.5.5 with Artemis ROM

2. WP7

3. Android

regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 General] rkrims:
1. WM6.5

2. WP7 (though still needs copy/paste, fast app switching, tethering, real multitasking)

3. Android would be my last shot
[HD2 General] kuzibri:
Agree with that. Members who are claiming that WP7 does not crash or freeze, well WinMo 6.5.5 with Artemis ROM really never does not crash or freeze and is stable like a rock. The only moment I have to do a Soft Reset, is to regain all my available memory back which is not solved/freed by Memmaid or CleanRam.

regards, Kuzibri
[HD2 General] Kingfive:
1. android

2. 6.5

3. win 7
[HD2 General] kangawho:
1. Android

2. WP7

3. WinMo 6.5

Reasons..... I had a Samsung Omnia 7 for about a month, nice phone, but Android is much better atm for customization.
[HD2 General] rik-sik:
android annoys me in its current state on hd2 , crashes , lag never feels quite as responsive (even with a quadrant of 2500) !

Winmo 6.5 is instant, snappy and reliable running energy dec27 cht 1.8.5 ! it just works , got my apps that i actually need and use without bieng tempted by crapware!
[HD2 General] wearefree:
Granted wp7 may have a brighter future but as a current user my vote lies on what is available NOW.

And I did mention if wp7 wins out in the future it's easy for us to make the switcq thanks to almighty XDA.
[HD2 General] wearefree:
In my case android is much more responsive compared winmo. I recommend nexus froyo build by tytung.
[HD2 General] napol:
android and winmo6.5

Android is more beautiful than winmo6.5, also has more games too.

But GPS is not work well on my HD2.

WP7 is the most smoothy. But only smoothy.

So my answer is:

1/ Android-Winmo6.5

2/WP7
[HD2 General] dabigchina:
Android

Winmo 6.5

WP7

The only complaint that I have for Android on the HD2 is that GPS sometimes takes forever to lock on (esp after boot). Bluetooth drain can be pretty bad too but I don't use bluetooth so no complaints here.

As for stability/speed I can't complain. Running Hyperdroid GBX v9 and everything is as smooth as butter.
[HD2 General] THUDUK:
Snap, using the same Android build v9 is genius, was running dual boot wp7 and a SD gingerbread.

Decided, I wanted to give proper nandroid a go, wow, this decision has transformed my hd2, I made a joke on the builds thread, does this flash add another processor and make our hd2 a dual Tegra or something:) its that fast, I thought wp7 was slick and quick, this build has shown me just how good, stable and instantly fast Android can be., so my view had changed

ANDROID NAND

WP7 AND ANDROID SD

WM6.5
[HD2 General] dabigchina:
How's your GPS lock time. I never seem to be able to get the 5 sec that people claim :/
[HD2 General] Tachi91:
After WM6 is cleaned up and all the crap is taken out it is by far the most stable OS on the HD2, because it supports the HD2 like it should be since it was released with it...

Android and WP7 are ports... They will eventually run good on the HD2 but not perfectly since they weren't developed properly

Yes the developers here and on other sites have done a great! job at doing all this for the community but the fact of the matter is that these other OS's were never meant for this phone.. Only reason they're on it is becomes HTC released phones with not really much of a hardware upgrade from the past ones... So thank HTC for their miniscule updates.. With those phones running android and WP7 this would had never happen

Stable:

WM6.5

Android

WP7

- WP7 has some random restarts while Android in my experience does not on a vanilla rom

Features:

Android

WM6

WP7

I really like WP7 but Android for the moment is my choice... I switch back an forth a lot.. Android has more useful Apps and multitasking

If WP7 had official Google Apps and they ran in the background... WP7 ALL DAY... but nope
[HD2 General] tednelson83:
1.Android

2.WinMo 6.5

3.WP7

i have owned the HD2 since day one (upgraded from my ppc6700/htc apachie running 6.5) and have had it modded since week two.

i was a 6.5 lover, but i really like having the more recent apps that android has access to. i made the switch once NAND was released. i was tired of seeing "available for iphone/android" and wondering what about me. dont get me wrong, i love 6.5, i am an M$ lover, but i really like android.

i have not tried WM7 so i have no opinion.
[HD2 General] cybernami:
Actually the hardware supports 16m color... its WM6.5 that doesnt... not sure about android tho
[HD2 General] djingonthenet:
1 Android (MCCM DHD v4.5) booting from SD as I don't want to lose wm6.5

2 WinMo 6.5

I won't include WP7 in the list as I tried it for half a day and thought it was bloody awful, I felt myself suffocating when using it, it was that closed off!
[HD2 General] xlr8me:
Coming back to this thread and Mango Beta 2 what are people's thoughts now?

Is Mango better than Android?

Thoughts/opinions?

I like the screen clarity of WP7 and WM 6.5 vs android yet there is more customization on android.

Also of the browsers between wp7 (ie9) and android which is closer to the original opera browser of wm6.5?

Curious to hear people's thoughts and whether they have gone back to another OS and why.

:))
[HD2 General] wearefree:
Haven't seen much of mango but I intend to try wp7 when mango ripes ^_^
[HD2 General] chrisplaya:
1.android

2.wp7

3.windows 6.5

android is the best because of personalisation, apps, games,etc...

but wp7 is a lot smoother. android has a little lag. but unfortunately, there are no apps on wp7 and the good games are expensive and cannot be sideloaded.

windows 6.5 was okay for me but it was buggy, kept freezing and didn't have great apps. but i didn't try many custom roms so whatever. i still prefer android :)
[HD2 General] GregoRA0:
I used winmo stock for the almost one year...

But I didn't feel that I had a smartphone... :-(

I had problems with finding necessary programs eg. good pdf reader (Acrobat isn't good for me...), games etc.

Then I started testing Android SD, and I find out that this is what I always wanted :-)

After one week testing, I flashed Android NAND and I now feel wind in my wings ;-)

For me, Android is the best :-D
[HD2 General] antaed:
My view:

1. WP7

I love the clean minimal interface

It is the smoothest and fastest of all OSes

User centered experience

Superb features still to come along with Mango

2. Android

Very solid all-rounder

The only one supporting Flash Player

Open source

3. WM6.5

Customization heaven

Great platform for programmers
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SexyIceCream:
my 3 button recovery mode is working. however, i need to disable verification so as to install roms from the SD card. hence, i installed rom manager to use clockworkmod. i flashed clockworkmod recovery, and then chose the option to boot into clockwork mod recovery. however what appears on the screen is exactly the same as my normal 3br combo! no extra options whatsoever that clockwork recovery is supposed to provide. what did i do wrong?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rajuki:
You need 2e recovery in order to flash any unsigned ZIP files.

Flash this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788108 using ODIN and then you can flash any ZIP files. You will also be able to enter CWM recovery.

Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SexyIceCream:
oh lol thanks!
[Nook Color General] hahyun6:
In terms of getting rid of all the mobile shortcuts and bugs, which is the best launcher for the Nook? ADW, Launcher PRo, or Zeam?
[Nook Color General] wyrethewolf:
Using LauncherPro here
[Nook Color General] hahyun6:
Is it free?
[Nook Color General] deitiphobia:
I'm a longtime user of ADW and Launcher Pro. I recently switched to Go Launcher and then settled on Zeam.

I find that anytime I use ADW or Launcher pro, I get inexplicable delays and force closes way too frequently to be acceptable.

Zeam and Go Launcher run light, not heavy on features, thus faster and more reliable. No issues with slow loading or force closes at all using Zeam.
[Nook Color General] hahyun6:
Can you replace the phone icon on Zeam? I hate having that icon that I will never use even 1 pixel of my screen.
[Nook Color General] camwinnn:
The little thing at the bottom is at your total control. You can just add apps right to that or like that app menu and remove as needed.

Included picture for better example.
[Nook Color General] colorado_al:
+1 for Zeam

Can configure the dock and it has gesture controls too.
[Nook Color General] infinityPlusOne:
Yeah I'm using Zeam now and it's great. I love the look of it, and really like the gestures (I'm using swipe up to display notifications and swipe down to show applications).
[Nook Color General] devis:
Another Zeam-er here. Very simple and functional. I keep most of my icons on the tray and the screen is fairly clean with the exception of time/battery widgets and a fun Futurama quotes widget. I guess I'm not using it at its full potential but for my minimalistic needs it works.
[Nook Color General] shawn605:
If I install Zeam - can I still get to the Nook "Library", Shop, Web, Settings, Extras that are normally available to the Nook Launcher?

And... Can I remove Zeam and easily revert back to the Nook's standard Launcher if I want to?
[Nook Color General] likearaptor:
Yes and Yes :) They are apps in the launcher and you can drag them down to your home screen to launch them
[Nook Color General] darmeen:
You can also install Home Switcher which would allow you to launch the 'default' NC Home screen.
[Nook Color General] scubageek01:
I've gone through a few available launchers and found Zeam to be the best.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobesabi:
Fun thread: About how many Apps do you have usually installed in your phone (including system)? I'm referring to the number in Titanium backup for (user apps & system apps)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xriderx66:
60 at usual
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobesabi:
Including system? Yours must be running pretty fast. I usually have about 200-250 and that was a crawl under stock Eclair. With the same number in Nero3 or Axura 22xx and it was still flying fast. I'm thinking of testing more to see how much it can handle. lol
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iynfynity:
64 all in all, and i don't even use them all.

damn 250?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xriderx66:
Oh hell no! 185 total 60 is non system apps... If u have 250 user apps dude, when u restore a backup from titanium backup does it take like an hour?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thegreatcity:
Mine takes about 15-30 minutes. I have 270 apps (total). :p

Still running smooth though.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobesabi:
Yes on stock eclair.

Nope, on Nero 3, 4.1 or Axura 2259, it took about 8-10 min for restoration after ROM already in place.

But after running 10 min later...some of the apps caused the slow down.

After AutoStart app installed, I turn most off except system and the ones I agree to have in autostart and everything run as fast as original ROM. Others, I just want to have it there...but not really use it so I can still use it if I want to. I'm considering droping back to like 150-200 since security on Android seems to not as tight as I had thought.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobesabi:
64 for everything? Isn't most rom about 100 apps? You must have remove more and take it to barebone. :-)
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iynfynity:
I have 30 3rd party applications and the others are the ones pre installed. I'm using gingerclone and i think eugene really remove a lot of pre installed apps here.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobesabi:
Which ROM do you have?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobesabi:
Wow...i'm surprise that there lots of minimalist users.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thegreatcity:
Nero v4.1 with voodoo.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chief Geek:
224 total
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sLiKK:
221. Still running fast....but I would like to get rid of some stuff that I carried from stock 2.1

*** Sent from my Samsing Vibrant (Axura 2.2.5.7) using xda app
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobesabi:
You can do that when you install, install ROM or restore the ROM, then uncheck the app you don't want to carry over instead of let it restore all "missing apps"
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kobesabi:
For the folks who ran over 450 apps, are your phone laggy on startup? Still responsive? Did you have to use AutoStarts or Setcpu to help make it bearable? If not, which ROM are you running? Thanx.
[Droid 2 General] hbc.ciccone:
Im trying to set up my g/f's D2, i'm a fascinate user, rooted/ROMed/etc.... However I	feel Im in a whole new world...

SBF? What does it stand for?

Root method? Im used to Odin for Samsungs.

Any suggestions on a stable rom for these phones? Ive read good things about fission.

Kernels? Ok to run stock w/ a rom, or do I need a custom?

Ive done some surfing on this forum and still looking for clear answers to these q's. Sorry for any redundancy in the forum. Thanks to all devs. And anyone who responds
[Droid 2 General] darkonion:
SBF is a recovery file. You use it to flash your phone back to stock when you foobar it.

Root method? Go to Droid 2 Development and it is stickied. It is DORoot or Easier 1-2-3 Root method.

All the ROM's are pretty solid. I use Fission, but ApeX and GummyJAR are also excellent. If you check out my website, www.kimete.com/video.html, there are review videos of all three.

Kernels. You can't do anything with kernels to the D2 at the moment. Locked bootloader...
[Droid 2 General] Redneck Trash:
There's Droid Overclock for overclocking. I highly recommend the recently released Liberty rom. Flashing roms on the D2 will be different from what you're used to because of the locked bootloader so follow the directions to the letter. It's not difficult, just different.
[Droid 2 General] orkillakilla:
Yeah definitly get the sbf. Its beena life saver for me a couple of times now. Be sure to get the 2.3.20 sbf though.

Liberty is hands down the best rom for d2, and that's saying something because its only been out a couple of days now.

The droid overclock app is awesome. Its only $1.50 from the market and worth every penny. Loads of features.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jM2.me:
Okay so I just noticed a glitch while charging the phone from usb connected to computer.

Basically I put the phone to charger and it as at 60%

Then hour later checked and it still was 60% two hours later still 60%

So then I said ef it I have to take my phone. While driving I looked at the phone an saw that the battery level rised up to 100%

So I thought it's a glitch and restarted the phone. After restart I was back to 60%

Plugged it into my car usb charger and it went back to 100% in few mins.

After that charging level was displayed normally after restarts, etc.

Questions. Was that just a random one time glitch or it may re-occur?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] LiFE1688:
It sounds like it may reoccur as the device checks the battery levels by checking the Voltage on the battery.

~@4100mV it is 100%

So when you plug it into a cheap charger that doesn't have a DIODE, the voltage might go up.

I recommend installing SystemPanel Lite, then go to Monitor, and check the voltage of the battery.

NOTE: Diode might also be in the cable, as well.

So if you replaced the USB cable with a generic one, the Diode is missing.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jM2.me:
Ya I replaced the original one and using the one from mytouch 3g slide.

Tho I think it explains why I had problems.

Btw I always thought usb voltage on computer and wall-usb chargers were the same.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Drewsipher:
I'm looking for a cyanogen 6.1. I loved the miui notification bar but love cyan to much to leave. Not the pollen but the top bar. Anyone got it?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] ACD168:
transparency is a pain, as you must edit EVERY file in the status bar
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] linuxmotion:
Im stll yrying to completely figure this out. It appears to be in in services.jar. i believe it is java code and not xml from what i have tried.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] ACD168:
someone has created a transparent theme for the inc though I know this. So I would check that out
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Drewsipher:
I don't know code but I'd be willing to learn and maintain it if its possible to do it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crypt0kiddie:
I tried a few I found around the forums but I keep having to nandroid back to a backup because my phone boot loops. WHAT freaking battery charge icons work with the new Fresh?

I want something that shows the battery charge % etc.

Thanks.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chillenandy321:
Try these i'm sure they will work.. make Nandroid first just in case.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=752658&highlight=smooth+sense
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crypt0kiddie:
That was the first one I tried. Gives me FC's. :(
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] secondskin:
Go to this website and make your own. It's really easy and works on Sense roms. I'm not running fresh anymore but when I was I changed my battery icon with no issues.

http://circle.glx.nl/
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tasriri:
my desire was usb bricked and i managed to reinstate via modaco/xda tutorial (i reflash recovery immediately after i regained usb via 'fastboot oem enableqxdm 0')

everything works fine, except that i cant turn on my bluetooth (it will turned off after few second)

i did tried to reflash fresh rom, kernel n radio.. none of those work :confused:

need help here :(
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tasriri:
Anybody can help me on this?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blissful Choreography:
Have you tried the method described here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=691639

Which involves flashing the misc partition?

I also had a brick and partially recovered USB function with the step you took and the step I suggested but I still have no USB connectivity or adb function within a ROM and bluetooth does not work. Let me know if you have had success.