Hey guys, i'm new to android and i bought a desire z from bell in canada, i was wondering how cand i flash my rom so that i get the 1.4ghz clock speed ive seen on here a few times, will this rom be compatible with my bell handset? I am a noob when it comes to android but am very good with computers and electronics in general, if someone could guide me the right way i would appreciate it very much.
Thanks
Kris
The android development forum has very easy to follow guides. Congratulations on your purchase!
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What version of android does it run?
Gunner86 said:
Hey guys, i'm new to android and i bought a desire z from bell in canada, i was wondering how cand i flash my rom so that i get the 1.4ghz clock speed ive seen on here a few times, will this rom be compatible with my bell handset? I am a noob when it comes to android but am very good with computers and electronics in general, if someone could guide me the right way i would appreciate it very much.
Thanks
Kris
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it runs 2.2 froyo
Nice purchase. good luck with it
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Hi everybody,
The HTC triumph who should be the same phone as the HTC desire will be release in a few week I was wondering if i update the Rom radio of my desire with one in the HTC triumph, is it allow me to have access to 3g . Indeed the only difference between the 2 phone are the 3g frequencies.
Thanks for your answers.
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first of all i highly doubt it, porting radios over sounds like brick heaven to me, more importantly why on earth would you want to do that?
Hi,
I used to live in France and I bought a HTC Desire there.
I moved to canada and the my phone works well except I can only use Edge. I checked the specs and I saw the frequencies are different between french operators and canadian ones. (I also have a HTC Kaiser who works well on the 2 networks, I do not understand why....)
So I am wondering if there is any solution to make HTC Desire working with 3g here or am I stuck with Edge ? It is not a big problem but it is a little bit slow.
Thanks for your help
I think you're talking about 850mhz vs 900mhz? If so, (and someone correct me if I'm wrong here) it's a matter of hardware, so there's really nothing you can do about it. :/
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Best to install the latest Radio Update from the Android Development section and see if that is any better, flashing the Radio from a different ROM IS a fast route to bricking
cq.dude said:
I think you're talking about 850mhz vs 900mhz? If so, (and someone correct me if I'm wrong here) it's a matter of hardware, so there's really nothing you can do about it. :/
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Yes it exactly my problem.
So I will try latest Rom as you suggest. I hoped this was a matter of drivers not hardware
Thanks for your help.
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Hello
I've got a hd2 and I've been Modding it for the past 2 years but I would like to put on gingerbread on my gf defy.
Which is the best/stable ginger bread rom out there at the min?
Any help would be great
Cheers baker0
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Baker0 said:
Hello
I've got a hd2 and I've been Modding it for the past 2 years but I would like to put on gingerbread on my gf defy.
Which is the best/stable ginger bread rom out there at the min?
Any help would be great
Cheers baker0
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You should have a look at the official xda wiki page for motorola defy.
There you have an overview of all the stock and custom roms + the android version they are.
Regards,
Whookid
Hey guys,
I'm from the Galaxy Nexus forums, coming over here for some advice. My girlfriend has a Telstra (Australia) branded HTC Wildfire S. I know this is generally frowned upon, but I'd like to ask this question.
What is the most stable and fastest ROM for the Wildfire S? My GF is in no way a technology guru, so it has to be stable and have NO/MINIMAL lag. Her current ROM (stock) is so slow that it's not funny.
I was looking at CyanogenMod, due to the fact it doesn't have the Sense bloat on top of GB.
Cheers guys!
I personally prefer cyanogenmod because its light , fast and can be tweaked a lot [and is stable].
Dont forget to unlock the bootloader first.
MistaBishi said:
Hey guys,
I'm from the Galaxy Nexus forums, coming over here for some advice. My girlfriend has a Telstra (Australia) branded HTC Wildfire S. I know this is generally frowned upon, but I'd like to ask this question.
What is the most stable and fastest ROM for the Wildfire S? My GF is in no way a technology guru, so it has to be stable and have NO/MINIMAL lag. Her current ROM (stock) is so slow that it's not funny.
I was looking at CyanogenMod, due to the fact it doesn't have the Sense bloat on top of GB.
Cheers guys!
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prefer cm7 (the stable one and not the nightly builds..)
and for that you wil have to unlock the boot loader, install cwm recovery..
and for that the video tutorials are here on my channel .
Code:
http://www.youtube.com/user/mhrsolanki2020/videos
and i look forward to buy a nexus for my self
vbhtt said:
I personally prefer cyanogenmod because its light , fast and can be tweaked a lot [and is stable].
Dont forget to unlock the bootloader first.
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Cheers mate
mhrsolanki2020 said:
prefer cm7 (the stable one and not the nightly builds..)
and for that you wil have to unlock the boot loader, install cwm recovery..
and for that the video tutorials are here on my channel .
Code:
http://www.youtube.com/user/mhrsolanki2020/videos
and i look forward to buy a nexus for my self
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Awesome, thanks heaps! Nexus is so good, I love mine! Best purchase I have ever made, and it flys.
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MistaBishi said:
Cheers mate
Awesome, thanks heaps! Nexus is so good, I love mine! Best purchase I have ever made, and it flys.
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Yeah, I'd say that Cyanogen is the best choice. Just so you know, there's a very easy to follow guide to installing CM7 right here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538035
As per the title, could someone walk me through what would be required to return my old DHD to stock?
It's Rooted, S-off'd and running CM7. I really can't remember any of the processes involved in installing firmware on the DHD, it's been so long since I did it that my memory fails me, I'm more familiar with the samsung devices now.
Thanks, Dave.
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What was the verdict?
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Hi Marknoll,
I've not had a chance to have a really good look yet, I couldn't immediately find any thread I thought was 100% relevant to returning to stock from a custom OS though.
I guess I will have to extract the firmware from the RUU and flash it from the SD card?
Not been feeling up to doing much with this at the minute as I'm pretty ill, this is why I could do with a mini walkthrough if possible.
Thanks, Dave.
Hi!
I bought a HTC Desire 820 last week and feel kinda bugged up with the UI. Any leads on a good ROM for the phone? Can't wait to flash my phone for a good UI. Pretty new to this XDA Devs. So help needed for Tools and Tips
Thanks in Advance.:good:
crazyflamesai said:
Hi!
I bought a HTC Desire 820 last week and feel kinda bugged up with the UI. Any leads on a good ROM for the phone? Can't wait to flash my phone for a good UI. Pretty new to this XDA Devs. So help needed for Tools and Tips
Thanks in Advance.:good:
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Are u using htc desire 820s?? If so... i am also looking for the same thing.... we both are going in the same route...pls help me too if u get any ways to do that