What ROM do you run?

[Disposibleteen]

Just curious as to what ROM everyone runs on their android device. I have flashed tons of them (I know I have a problem) and was just curious as to what everyone else found to work the best on their device. I am still hanging onto my original Droid but currently run the latest iteration of MIUI. Below You will find some screen shots and my quadrant score clocked at 1.25GHz.

[Intratech]

Stock JPO with hardcore kernel, no overclock.

[MetalWaterBox]

I am running Rubix Focused on my droid X, so far I like it better than anything else I have tried

[Disposibleteen]

New ROM update (12.11) and new theme. Also flashed in Super Circle Battery mod.

[Intratech]

Now on Android 2.2.1 firmware XXJPX, waiting on a hardcore kernel to flash.

[Intratech]

Screenshots.

[570091D]

SGS-T595
Nero V1.0 no OC
i can't believe it's not gingerbread!!!

XDA dev forum, Nero thread

[Intratech]

[itznfb]

When I had my Droid1 I ran Sapphire... I ran Virtuous on my Incredible, and I now run jtClean .9 on my Fascinate... if your contract is up you can get free Fascinate from a few retailers now... wipes the floor with every other device on the market.

[570091D]

i just got ShootMe, so here are some screen shots of the Nero ROM in action

[Disposibleteen]

When I had my Droid1 I ran Sapphire... I ran Virtuous on my Incredible, and I now run jtClean .9 on my Fascinate... if your contract is up you can get free Fascinate from a few retailers now... wipes the floor with every other device on the market.

I have looked at both the Incredible and the fascinate and I am due for an upgrade but at this point I see it as more fit to wait and see what happens at CES.

Edit: Sapphire was nice, I ran it for a few days to test out the Avalon theme mostly. Ended up going back to UD after that as I liked the feature set UD had.

[itznfb]

I have looked at both the Incredible and the fascinate and I am due for an upgrade but at this point I see it as more fit to wait and see what happens at CES.

Edit: Sapphire was nice, I ran it for a few days to test out the Avalon theme mostly. Ended up going back to UD after that as I liked the feature set UD had.

The only reason I would hold off is to wait for LTE devices. Unless Tegra based devices drop before the end of the year on 3g... that would change a lot of things.

[Disposibleteen]

The only reason I would hold off is to wait for LTE devices. Unless Tegra based devices drop before the end of the year on 3g... that would change a lot of things.

yea I'm curious to see the 4g offerings from verizon in the new year. Not too concerned with dual core but it would be nice.

[570091D]

yea I'm curious to see the 4g offerings from verizon in the new year. Not too concerned with dual core but it would be nice.

verizon is supposedly revealing a whole bunch of LTE devices at CES, i believe these include the motorola olympus...

also, it's rumored that T-Mobile will be launching LG's new tegra phone... it might even have gingerbread

[ExodusC]

I was previously running CyanogenMod 6.1 on my Nexus One, but I recently switched to one of the AOSP Gingerbread builds. I'm currently awaiting CyanogenMod to start building on Gingerbread. In the long term, I'm waiting to get off AT&T in May, and switch to Verizon.

[Disposibleteen]

I was previously running CyanogenMod 6.1 on my Nexus One, but I recently switched to one of the AOSP Gingerbread builds. I'm currently awaiting CyanogenMod to start building on Gingerbread. In the long term, I'm waiting to get off AT&T in May, and switch to Verizon.

Flashed Gingerbread in a few days ago for a few hours just to see what was up, not a daily driver just yet but it was nice while it lasted.

[GMX]

Running Doc's V6.01 JPY

[570091D]

I was previously running CyanogenMod 6.1 on my Nexus One, but I recently switched to one of the AOSP Gingerbread builds. I'm currently awaiting CyanogenMod to start building on Gingerbread. In the long term, I'm waiting to get off AT&T in May, and switch to Verizon.

i can understand the appeal of verizon with their LTE network, but i personally avoid them like the plague. they have poor customer service and their plans seem overpriced to me, i've been with t-mobile for about 2 years now with zero complaints. $80 a month with unlimited data, txt, bla bla... never a dropped call, friendly customer service, and they let me upgrade my phone 6 months before my contract ended.

they also directly support android as a member of the open handset aliance.

[ExodusC]

i can understand the appeal of verizon with their LTE network, but i personally avoid them like the plague. they have poor customer service and their plans seem overpriced to me, i've been with t-mobile for about 2 years now with zero complaints. $80 a month with unlimited data, txt, bla bla... never a dropped call, friendly customer service, and they let me upgrade my phone 6 months before my contract ended.

they also directly support android as a member of the open handset aliance.

I agree that Verizon's customer service is mostly terrible. I know, as my Nexus One sadly kicked the bucket the other day, so I just bought out of my contract and switched to Verizon.

I picked up a Droid 2 Global. Motoblur is a joke, and makes the phone absolutely unusable for anything. I rooted the phone and promptly installed a stock-like ROM.

I can say that Verizon's service range is amazing. I have yet to drop off of the 3G EVDO network since getting the phone, and I've traveled between two cities, on the interstate. It's not as fast as AT&T's network in many places, but unfortunately I rarely had reliable 3G service with AT&T. I only got constant 3G if I was downtown in my city.

Anyhow, I'm loving this phone since installing the custom ROM.

[Intratech]

JPY+Hardcore kernel K12H 256Hz

[Disposibleteen]

Waiting on a decent full featured gingerbread rom still. Tried out a few different versions but they are all missing something. Cyanogen's nightlies seem to be the most stable so far for me but they are still works in progress.

[ProStreetCamaro]

Myns Warm 2.2 RLS5

[m411b]

Droid Incredible

[Circaflex]

on my evo im running cm 6.1.2

[shoota]

I'm seriously considering installing a custom but i've never done it before. My original droid is rediculously slow now.

how does overclocking your droid affect the battery life?

I read somewhere that since Froyo it's hard (impossible?) to root now? is that true?