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So I have an EVO, and my gmail app no longer updates emails? and my phone restarts all the time.
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So I have an EVO, and my gmail app no longer updates emails? and my phone restarts all the time.
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Just ordered the htc sensation from tmobile and should be delivered by 2 to 3 days.. Can't wait! Good riddens, blackberry!!
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Just ordered the htc sensation from tmobile and should be delivered by 2 to 3 days.. Can't wait! Good riddens, blackberry!!
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i have a evo not rooted and it works just fine
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i have a evo not rooted and it works just fine
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where can i get a gsm type
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where can i get a gsm type
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rootings overrated, and the nexus is running vanilla thats what most people root to get
+ rooting is something you gotta change your rom around every few weeks at least its kind of a hassel to root and the only benefits are full customization and a few apps
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rootings overrated, and the nexus is running vanilla thats what most people root to get
+ rooting is something you gotta change your rom around every few weeks at least its kind of a hassel to root and the only benefits are full customization and a few apps
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Blasphemy? I sense betrayal in your tone, have thee frolic the iphone threads?
Rooting is more than just changing roms or using apps that you need root permissions to use.
I've explained this before.
Developers have been able to remove carrier throttles when you connect to the internet, making you have a faster connection to the internet. Stock roms are great but their are restrictions carriers place in these stock roms that make the internet feel real slow.
Right now im on a stock 2.3 sense rom on my replacement EVO and pandora runs really slow. On my other EVO Rooted Evo pandora runs fluidity no skips or breaks with a 2.3 Gingerbread Rom. Both were on 3G and I can tell the 3G was really slow on the sense rom.
How you think t-mobile can get away with throttle feature when you pass your 2GB, its baked into the stock software/firmware.
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Blasphemy? I sense betrayal in your tone, have thee frolic the iphone threads?
Rooting is more than just changing roms or using apps that you need root permissions to use.
I've explained this before.
Developers have been able to remove carrier throttles when you connect to the internet, making you have a faster connection to the internet. Stock roms are great but their are restrictions carriers place in these stock roms that make the internet feel real slow.
Right now im on a stock 2.3 sense rom on my replacement EVO and pandora runs really slow. On my other EVO Rooted Evo pandora runs fluidity no skips or breaks with a 2.3 Gingerbread Rom. Both were on 3G and I can tell the 3G was really slow on the sense rom.
How you think t-mobile can get away with throttle feature when you pass your 2GB, its baked into the stock software/firmware.
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Hey Pac... thanks for the reply, but to the other part of my question... do I have to unroot my phone to get the OEM 2.3 update for my Evo?
I'm currently running CM 7. something so I would have to go back to the stock rom and then unroot the phone?
Or can I just go back to the stock rom while the phone is rooted and then I can get the update over the air?
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Hey Pac... thanks for the reply, but to the other part of my question... do I have to unroot my phone to get the OEM 2.3 update for my Evo?
I'm currently running CM 7. something so I would have to go back to the stock rom and then unroot the phone?
Or can I just go back to the stock rom while the phone is rooted and then I can get the update over the air?
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Yea I checked and its been on....
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Yea I checked and its been on....
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No, you don't have to. If you have rom manager, go into "Download roms" and scroll down you'll see "Stock EVO deoxed" download the 1st one is should say 2.3 and that right there is all you need. make sure wipe dalvik and data as well back-up your current rom.
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No, you don't have to. If you have rom manager, go into "Download roms" and scroll down you'll see "Stock EVO deoxed" download the 1st one is should say 2.3 and that right there is all you need. make sure wipe dalvik and data as well back-up your current rom.
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I'm rooted on T-Mobile and I get throttled.
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I'm rooted on T-Mobile and I get throttled.
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I mean, if you are using CM7, then you already have 2.3.......Your girls 2.3 will be the version HTC has customized with sense to their liking only and honestly doesnt feel much different than the Froyo update.
I would suggest just keeping CM7, once you go back to sense, you will start wanting CM again
One of the main reasons i use CM7 is because it has the black list feature that blocks phone numbers from coming through and sends them straight to voicemail. (or even blocks it entirely, im not sure)
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I mean, if you are using CM7, then you already have 2.3.......Your girls 2.3 will be the version HTC has customized with sense to their liking only and honestly doesnt feel much different than the Froyo update.
I would suggest just keeping CM7, once you go back to sense, you will start wanting CM again
One of the main reasons i use CM7 is because it has the black list feature that blocks phone numbers from coming through and sends them straight to voicemail. (or even blocks it entirely, im not sure)
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With a plan that has unlimited data, if I use the built in tethering/wifi hotspot on the G2 will I get any overages?
