I switched OS to Axura 2.0.6 and it is really nice, much better than stock build.
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I switched OS to Axura 2.0.6 and it is really nice, much better than stock build.
Mine is running Bionix but I think I'm going to try Axura.
Also running 1200Mhz/100Mhz SetCPU profile and it runs quite sexy.
Guys, without opening new thread I need quick advice, my Nokia E66 is dying so I need new phone, I have two in my mind, I9000 Galaxy S and S8500 Wave... What do you think, Android or Bada OS? Any advice? :toast:
android FTW. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cele303
Just got my Galaxy S Vibrant for an early christmas gift :cool:
whats the car in the sig? I like! :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by matt220
Nissan silvia s14 kouki :up: not mine though, I wish :rolleyes:
Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread firmware has now been leaked. I've installed it and so far it's really smooth.
Flashed Darky's v10.0 RC3 for some days LOVE it :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Intratech
Is it stable ? Any bug so far ? Does gps work perfectly ?Quote:
Originally Posted by hiwa
P.S : Nice to see you back in XS :D
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Originally Posted by sofos1990
it's not bad at all i didn't see any problem, cell works smooth and fast, i don't test GPS sorry the only bug i found was on loucherpro sometime freezed for 2 seconds we need final version for sure if we want see it stable
thanks :)
I moved up the Galaxy S 4G and it is a definite improvement in function, reception and net speed with side by side testing.
Mikeguava has been testing out other carriers and network bandwidth in Las Vegas, Tmobile beats ATT and Sprint by a wide margin to the point it is no contest.
One of the new features that I really like is one click to setup my hotspot with 4G speeds.
Sadly, my 4G has more download bandwidth that xs.org
I too just got a HTC Sensation 4G ( Its the only 4g in Des Moines I believe) sunday and I am loving tegra 2... I was so happy to get a snappy mobile when I stepped up for giving my dad my SGS while moving him to a family plan under me.
the sensation is a snapdragon2 the g2x is the tegra2 on tmobile. and the tegra2 sucks battery like nothing ive seen before in a pocket sized device. its like a gamegear (i want to say nomad but no1 would know what im talking about) and chinees batteries.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheGoat Eater
Nomad - sega portable (I know :p: - not gamegear by a long shot lol )... ugh I have less and less time for research lol, I think I just skimmed tegra2 in the xda forum :( Thanks for the clarification, glad its a hell of a step up though!Quote:
Originally Posted by zanzabar
So the snapdragon is a safer bet for life you are saying?Quote:
Originally Posted by zanzabar
Hey all, I'm thinking about finally rooting my Vibrant and perhaps flashing a custom rom. Anyone know if this is a daunting task? Or is it pretty straight forward? Also, anyone have any suggestions for a stable (but hopefully better performing) rom, is there a unanimous favorite right now, or is it a 'taster's choice'? Currently using Froyo.UVKB5, from the Mini-Kies update provided by T-Mobile.
rooting and flashing is easy on the samsungs as they are not locked, and i would get this one http://www.cyanogenmod.com/
it uses alot less power and is a quicker cpu, but the tegra2 is a much faster gpu. but the samsung exynos (in the galaxy s II) is the best of both.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptMorgan
Well I can handle that after finding this-September 8th: Samsung Stratosphere (presumably Verizon’s Galaxy S II) — 4G LTE, Android 2.3Quote:
Originally Posted by zanzabar
that one is supposed to not have the samsung chip but a qualcom.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptMorgan
Oh Boy woo is me:mad:, I can't seem to win with verizon phonesQuote:
Originally Posted by zanzabar
Ok reading the Samsung Galaxy S II wiki page it appears it will be called the Samsung Function on Verizon. ETA is only speculative but I an wait:)