Hi guys,
I was wondering if there is a rom based on the official 2.1 release from htc, but without any of htc's stuff, just a clean android system like the motorola droid?
DaanJordaan said:
Hi guys,
I was wondering if there is a rom based on the official 2.1 release from htc, but without any of htc's stuff, just a clean android system like the motorola droid?
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Nope not right now but this is the closest you come
Cool, will try this one thanks!
Hi Guys,
Terrible newbie question here; I have searched briefly but haven't found an answer.
Is Android 2.3.6 available for the Galaxy S2? I'm still on 2.3.3 and am bored of waiting for OTA updates.
I've seen that there is a 2.3.5 ROM available here on these forums but don't see the point in upgrading to that now then 2.3.6 is out...
Can anyone help me with my question for up-to-dateness?
Thanks.
2.3.4 just released today in some Nordic countries, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1269607. Then 2.3.5, 2.3.6...
So why did you search about 2.3.6? Update to 2.3.4 first!
ithehappy said:
2.3.4 just released today in some Nordic countries, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1269607. Then 2.3.5, 2.3.6...
So why did you search about 2.3.6? Update to 2.3.4 first!
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I was just going by Wikipedia which says the current Android version is 2.3.6....
Is there any indication from Samsung when they'll be pushing out 2.3.4 to the UK devices?
I would love to get a basic installation really without all of the Samsung crap on it. :\
Seb Spiers said:
I was just going by Wikipedia which says the current Android version is 2.3.6....
Is there any indication from Samsung when they'll be pushing out 2.3.4 to the UK devices?
I would love to get a basic installation really without all of the Samsung crap on it. :\
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Actually the current Android version is 2.3.7 for NFC capable devices, stop thinking about official 2.3.6, they barely launched official 2.3.4 for northern europe.
I'm in Spain southern Europe and still no 2.3.4. But I have had a few 2.3.3 updates which is fine by me. I love this phone.
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stupid question our device is NFC capable isnt it? and well even if it is we dont have that over here in the UK anyway the NFC spots were to use it
Matriak31 said:
stupid question our device is NFC capable isnt it? and well even if it is we dont have that over here in the UK anyway the NFC spots were to use it
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Nope, european version doesn't have NFC, only korean and an american version if i'm not mistaking.
Just for future references, Google releases new Android OS versions, it first shows up in Nexus Phones. Then, manufacturers need to get the lastest OS to build their new ROM around it with their own skin/theme. This typically takes couple months and then a new ROM leaked or released. So, typically you will see a new Samsung ROM about 6 months later. You can't download or install Android OS directly. You have to wait for OEM to built it.
Seb Spiers said:
I was just going by Wikipedia which says the current Android version is 2.3.6....
Is there any indication from Samsung when they'll be pushing out 2.3.4 to the UK devices?
I would love to get a basic installation really without all of the Samsung crap on it. :\
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Try Cyanogenmod 7...
why do u even want 2.3.6
2.3.4 fixed a lot of issues people had with battery life etc + google talk video support )
2.3.5
Brought improved network performance for the Nexus S 4G, among other fixes and improvements.
Fixed bluetooth bug on Samsung Galaxy S
Improved Gmail application
2.3.6
Voice search bug fixed.
... yay ?
Yahhh ???
melorib said:
Try Cyanogenmod 7...
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Yahhh ??? ... when I read about SGS2 Cyanogenmod 7.1 "stable" version ... many reports about bug here and there!!!
So for me latest official SGS2 ROM is really stable and I'm happy about TouchWiz
But ... when Samsung stops supporting SGS2 I will get a "phone after live" using Cyanogenmod for sure
2.3.7..
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ChongoDroid said:
2.3.7..
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9.9.9..
not gtalk with video call will be available for samsung galxy s2 until ice cream sandwich ...news leaked from singapore
qwerty warrior said:
why do u even want 2.3.6
2.3.4 fixed a lot of issues people had with battery life etc + google talk video support )
2.3.5
Brought improved network performance for the Nexus S 4G, among other fixes and improvements.
Fixed bluetooth bug on Samsung Galaxy S
Improved Gmail application
2.3.6
Voice search bug fixed.
... yay ?
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wisllykinki said:
not gtalk with video call will be available for samsung galxy s2 until ice cream sandwich ...news leaked from singapore
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Whu?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1283352
I advice you, if you want a stock rom, flash XWKJ3 2.3.5, is the best firmware for SGS2..
you can find also the individual CSC..
Visit this page
Hi
Today I got the upgrade to 2.3.6 by Kies
TOLUR33 said:
Hi
Today I got the upgrade to 2.3.6 by Kies
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seriously?
I can has Intratech thread postage of it?
Right now I'm on KI8 2.3.5 Sammy stock and happycat hopping to Oxygen AOSP 2.3.7 every now and then (but mostly 'cause it's pretty vanilla AOSP, I like that, but still won't miss the Sammy extras).
Screenshot after update
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/100/sc20111124095701.png/
Mittaa said:
Yahhh ??? ... when I read about SGS2 Cyanogenmod 7.1 "stable" version ... many reports about bug here and there!!!
So for me latest official SGS2 ROM is really stable and I'm happy about TouchWiz
But ... when Samsung stops supporting SGS2 I will get a "phone after live" using Cyanogenmod for sure
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The CM nightlies are more stable than the 'stable version'.
So What is the best rom for vodafone 845 ? I Need a fast one and stable one, also i could need agood tutorial on how to flash a rom i have found this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8375678&postcount=2 but idk if its good. also does it matter if i get android 2.1 or 2.3.
Just dont forget to leave a reply, and help me chose a good rom.
Shardex said:
So What is the best rom for vodafone 845 ? I Need a fast one and stable one, also i could need agood tutorial on how to flash a rom i have found this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8375678&postcount=2 but idk if its good. also does it matter if i get android 2.1 or 2.3.
Just dont forget to leave a reply, and help me chose a good rom.
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It does matter whether you get Android 2.1 and 2.3. Android 2.3 is (on most devices) faster, more stable, supports more apps, has many bug fixes and optimizations than Android 2.1. Recommendations: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1161270 (not Eclair ). CyanogenMod is also very good.
Ok...I am really REALLY new to all of this. IF you put a custom Honeycomb ROM (CM7 is Honeycomb right?) onto a tablet, will it then run apps that are designed for Honeycomb tablets?
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Ok...I am really REALLY new to all of this. IF you put a custom Honeycomb ROM (CM7 is Honeycomb right?) onto a tablet, will it then run apps that are designed for Honeycomb tablets?
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Cm7 is 2.3.7 gingerbread and apps working anyway.
Most.
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The ROM is the same android OS but customized regardless of the android version (honeycomb, gingerbread, etc).
Different ROMs could have the same Android version. Major ROMs like CM are updated by their Developers when a new android OS is available.
Apps work mostly on any ROM, unless a certain app doesn't work on a certain Android OS version.
I hope I could answer your question.
loransian said:
The ROM is the same android OS but customized regardless of the android version (honeycomb, gingerbread, etc).
Different ROMs could have the same Android version. Major ROMs like CM are updated by their Developers when a new android OS is available.
Apps work mostly on any ROM, unless a certain app doesn't work on a certain Android OS version.
I hope I could answer your question.
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Sort of....I guess I should break it down a little. There is a Words With Friends App that is made specifically for Honeycomb and because of that I can't even put it on my tablet which runs Froyo (parsing error). If I install a custom ROM or ported ROM like CM9, will it allow me to be able to install it?
CM9 is Ice Cream Sandwich I believe... It might run your app.
Go to the app page on the market and see if anyone is complaining about it not working with ICS... If not, you're good to go.
CM8 was supposed to be Honeycomb, but didn't happen because Google didn't release the source code for Honeycomb. If you find a Honeycomb ROM specific for your tablet, then that answers your question. Otherwise you might have to wait till an ICS ROM is developed for your tablet.
Why no developer working on MIUI Rom based on Gingerbread 2.3.7 since Android 4.0 based roms still not fully working due absence of drivers.Such as the MIUI 2.4 ,it is stable than ics and MIUI V4.
Because if you look in the developer forums, there is no 2.3.7 release for our device. Highest and most recent version of android is 2.3.5 Gingerbread.
Besides that, we have no direct kernel access, so we currently can't have a full ICS experience.
Because upstream MIUI has moved on from CM7 and the CM9 we have is definitely stable enough to use.
If you want one, make one! That's what I did.
twitish said:
Because upstream MIUI has moved on from CM7 and the CM9 we have is definitely stable enough to use.
If you want one, make one! That's what I did.
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Cool ！！But I never make a rom .Where I can learn this ？？？ And thank you for your miui 2.7.20 :laugh: