My grandfather don't know English and needs a better phone, I'm thinking of buying him a galaxy s 2 but I need to put Spanish as the language. Now my mom has the Sgs2 from Bell and I checked the settings and is either English, French or Korean. If I buy him a phone probably from ebay I don't want to root it.
Is there a way to add easily a Spanish package? If not, Is there another gs2 model (maybe att). That will have it already on?
Thank you
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Just flash a Rom with Odin that have Spanish. For example, NEE.
No just change the language http://www.pakgamers.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1805109
This was from French to English you can follow the same procedure to change you language to Spanish.
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if i was to buy Hero in The Netherlands, for example, and it was in Dutch....how easy/difficult/impossible would it be to switch to English? or is buying English the only option for me?
It should be fairly easy to change the language on the Hero. During the first boot it will ask you to select your language. I can't assure you that the Dutch version of the phone can be setup in English. In this link you can see a video where a Dutch version of the phone allows you to select amongst Italian, Dutch and Spanish:
http://www.pocketinfo.nl/reviews/smartphones/12970/review-htc-hero-de-eerste-indrukken-deel-1.html
I can tell you also that I tried with the dutch version of the Magic and was really simple to change from Dutch to English... So, I would assume it shouldn't be a problem. I'll go shoping for a Hero in The Netherlands this evening, when I get mine I'll come back with a definite answer.
shopping for it where and at what price?
I was going to go for this offer:
http://www.belcompany.nl/NL/Alle_Toestellen/HTC_HERO.htm?utm_source=htc_hero_21jul09-26jul09&utm_medium=intern&utm_campaign=-banner&partner=tknb&banner=htc_hero_21jul09-26jul09
I come back dissapointed. They don't have it yet. Apparently HTC didn't supplied to them on time and they don't know when it will be available in the Netherlands. I'll get a call from the shop when they know more.
I bought the P510E from site on Amazon, the default language is set for the far East, English Singapore is the closest to US English. Can anyone advise how to change the region to US?
Dont know if this is the right spot for this, but my girlfriend has a problem. She ordered the phone via a small (cheap) webshop. Apparently they buy there phone somewhere abroad. I think it is from Russia or another cyrillic country. We are from the netherlands. The phone does have dutch settings for the phone, but not for swype(swype only has english UK/US and two cyrillic languages). Result is that she can not use swype at all. Is there a way to change the firmware to dutch firmware or to change the swype. It's a Samsung Galaxy Mini.
Thanks a lot.
Hello
I am about to buy a Samsung Galaxy lll i9300!
I am in China and here this phones are for sale 500 euros I finally found one much cheaper 350 euros, but this one is Korean
Do you know if the korean rom has English
Should I go ahead and buy it or this Korean phone is different?
Any help be must appreciated!
Thanks
SOLRAC13 said:
Hello
I am about to buy a Samsung Galaxy lll i9300!
I am in China and here this phones are for sale 500 euros I finally found one much cheaper 350 euros, but this one is Korean
Do you know if the korean rom has English
Should I go ahead and buy it or this Korean phone is different?
Any help be must appreciated!
Thanks
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you need to find out if your country's uses the same frequency as the Korean model. I know its 2100 for S Korea but there could be more. The reason why Korean is cheaper could be that only S Korea or a few country's is compatible with Korean models.
I'm using SHV-E210S for a week now, so far it works in China, HK, S'pore and Indonesia. So I guess should be not much different from the international version. There are a few issues I discovered with this model.
1. Battery size is smaller than the international version so you may need to buy backup battery from Korea.
2. Unable to upgrade software/firmware unless you use SK Telecom's USIM.
The advantage I found:
1. This Korean model sports 2GB RAM whereas the international model only has 1GB RAM
Anyone knows more? Pls share!
Hello, I am Brazilian and my cousin is sending me a Samsung Galaxy Note SGH-I717, he did not know if you have the option in the Portuguese-br unit, would like to hear from you if you have this language, or have alguam room with this option . Thank you for your attention.
My english is **** ....