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Originally Posted by 3050
Same boat as you Good Coffee anxiously waiting for a useable release for those that need worldphone capability. Although I'm pretty happy with Vin's Neodium and using the connection pack. Allows me to tether intl and domestic as long as I leave it in Global. Since the Arrive, arrived without worldphone capability I've been following the Android threads pretty closely.
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This capability would be lovely, but it's not going to be easy considering the number of native Android 'worldphones' (CDMA/GSM) is very few. Droid Pro and the Lexikon are all that come to mind...
So perhaps one day we'll be able to do both, but you can easily flip between them with Haret... Hopefully we'll figure out a slick way to switch inbetween them in NAND - perhaps just pulling the SIM would put it back in CDMA mode, and SIM in means GSM mode... not sure what will be worked out, but if we don't get true worldphone capabilities - as in being able to switch within Android, then the above will apply - you'll just have to do a simple reboot, change something like pulling the SIM, and bam your phone is switched.
Reason I say that is I doubt a lot of time will get spent on making the worldphone functionality work within Android - there's just too many other things that everyone uses like XTRA etc. that need working on before this feature is even looked at
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Edit - just confirmed with [ACL] that it will be ridiculously easy to flip between CDMA and GSM on NAND -
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Originally Posted by [ACL]
its all detect and will be done by android and the recovery. So lets say ur ass for some reason wants to use gsm but u have a rhod 400. Well go to the recovery, advanced and boom force cdma. Cant get easier than that. Reboot and ur golden
edit: but this isnt done yet.. so ull have to wait :-p
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