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Originally Posted by FormerPalmOS
Other things I can think of - using a newer build of WM (assuming the newer build is faster), using newer drivers for certain hardware components (again assuming the newer drivers are faster).
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Those are primary factors, as well as removing carrier-specific gunk, or Windows Mobile functions that people just plain don't use (Welcome Center for instance). Beyond that there are some chefs who go above and beyond that, with further tweaks I don't know a damn thing about. But for the most part it's all about newer builds, new drivers if they can find them, and stripping out performance-sapping gunk. Then some, like no2chem, have been known to pack in additional tools that extend the functionality or give you options to choose trade-offs to improve performance more (like on the Mogul, a high-mem mode that disabled the camera and gave you an extra 10MB of RAM).