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Originally Posted by inswva
I went from a XV6700 to the XV6800 and then to the Omnia. The Omnia is far and away my favorite of the three. It's nice to be able to actually put the phone in my pocket without feeling like I'm toting a brick in my pants. The ROMs being cooked for the Omnia are pretty impressive.
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ok I'm convinced. Now, can people please clue me in. I'm a biologist and not a WM expert, so I don't have the time/knowledge for extensive hacking here. With the XV6700, there was a Kitchen which was very easy to use (just click the packages you want, and out comes the ROM), and a .CAB of common hacks that make the device work better. What's the status of this for Omnia - is there a kitchen, or else a ROM, which is easy to use (foolproof - no moving files around manually etc.), and results in a stable, fast, device with the good apps on it? I'm particularly interested in using the GPS (I'll buy paid software later, as long as the device supports it) and having a system that's quick, responsive, doesn't lock up, and has reliable BlueTooth connectivity and Exchange Server sync (wireless over-the-air sync to exchange server). What would you suggest (specific links if possible) for the ROM, kitchen (if needd), .CAB (or else compiled list) of hacks/tweaks that make things better, and specific instructions for flashing? How about radio upgrades - is that necessary/useful/available? I'll be using it with Verizon, and installing a bunch of WM software that I had running on my XV6700. Any advice woudld be greatly appreciated! If I'm going to give up my trusty HTC I'd like to make sure I know what ROM to put on before doing all the preference setting, installing software, etc. etc. Thank you!!
Mike Levin