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Re: From Verizon Touch Pro to Sprint version... is it really that much better?

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Originally Posted by bast525 View Post
Which build OS and XIP versions? Note that I did specifically say, this is with any build that has been tweaked by FormerPalmOS, which I believe are only builds 21109, 20954, and 21015. SSK is one of the few kitchens (if not the only one) that I know of that gives you a whole slew of OS choices (I believe there are eight now?) so for you to compare performance and say you are on the same kitchen doesn't mean a whole lot.

I am on build 20954 and yes, every time I open the Windows folder in File Explorer, it opens in no more than 2 seconds. And when I open the keyboard, it rotates in less than a second, EXCEPT my Weatherpanel plugin, which usually does take a couple seconds to pop back up after rotating (there will just be a blank area until it repopulates). Someone want me to take a video of this? I will be glad to take the video if someone will host it or upload it to a site for me.

And I agree with Jmorton, I like the feel of the keys on the VZW keyboard better, and I'm already used to the layout. I type 90% of my forum posts here, on my Touch Pro. And anyone who knows me knows I tend to type fairly long posts I also agree that I could go w/o the hardware keyboard entirely if need be, and had HTC made a Diamond that had a camera flash and SDHC slot that I could have hacked to work on VZW, I'd have been all over that. I use the standard HTC on screen keyboards (usually the "Sure Type" 20 key) with T9 turned on and can type pretty quickly and comfortably.
I have tried all of them...same result. I tried all the cooked ROM's and now I've been cooking my own with SSK1.5. Currently I'm using Former's 21018xip-sys he made to work with Scott's kitchen.
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