Originally Posted by rcrawfo2 (Post 695430)

I cant even believe you would even say that...You could stay on 1.1 or stock version all we care. We like the latest versions and OS tweaks. And yea 10 min to reload your apps and type in user and password is valuable time but well worth it...I don't use UC, you cant fit much on the internal memory in ways, so lets just say 10 programs you have to install...Is it really worth complaining over someone who sits at home/work and try to make your phone better. Try a samsung instinct, you want have to flash at all, just wait until its time to buy a new phone and then you will have a updated phone. :-({|=

Originally Posted by djpsyco (Post 695353)

Flashing is the coolest thing about our phones.

You keep the same phone but eveyweek you get new options, upgrades and features.
All the things I hated about my Diamond are fixed.
I found a solution for everything!
Except the TV-Out function… (That would be awesome)



While an Iphone user can’t use flash, my Opera now works with flash content….
While an Iphone user pays for every peace of software, I get tons of new freeware every week…
While Iphone users will spend 500$ for the Iphone 2 to use new features… I just Flash my Diamond and got the Manilla HD from the new HTC Touch HD..
I love my Diamond...

Originally Posted by sumo911 (Post 694677)

I suggest you learn about UC, and how to make a decent SDConfig. Good things are upon the PPC horizon, and if anything, it will save you at least 20 mins of manual cab install/customization time when flashing new ROMs.

6.5 will be more readily available soon in terms of custom ROMs and kitchens. And as we all know, new things brings new 'bugs'. If your tendency to flash is as strong as you say, I dont think you will be able to avoid flashing newer/improved builds for some time; that is, unless you find a ROM youre comfortable with and just stick to that for awhile. =)

Originally Posted by cado33055 (Post 696609)

Im not saying that i do not enjoy the new rom b/c if mighty came out with 100 roms in a 100 days I would flash 100 roms in a 100 days. Just thought it was a good forum topic and wanted to see other opinions. I hate the Instinct



Your opera works with flash when did that happen? Clue me in.



What is a UC and a SDConfig? Or point me in the direction on how to learn how to make one.

Originally Posted by cado33055 (Post 696609)

What is a UC and a SDConfig? Or point me in the direction on how to learn how to make one.

Originally Posted by Drybonz (Post 694722)

I can quit any time, man... I don't need to flash, I just want to... I mean, I just choose to keep doing it... it's not like I need it or anything... I just...

Man, I could use a flash right now.

Originally Posted by juliocvaldez (Post 696116)

I came to ask myself that same question. After the last Diamond that failed on me (3rd one), I decided I was done with the rat race. Jumping from one rom to the next only to find some other new problem when all along the stock rom on this phone was really not that bad. I remember on my Mogul the stock rom was not even close to DCD's work. But the Diamond stock Sprint rom is actually the most stable rom I've had. Not as fast as some of the custom stuff, I know, but still not too shabby. What I have mentioned before is I wish more developers would get crackin on some nice custom UI's instead of cooking roms.

Originally Posted by djpsyco (Post 695353)

While an Iphone user can’t use flash, my Opera now works with flash content….
While an Iphone user pays for every peace of software, I get tons of new freeware every week…
While Iphone users will spend 500$ for the Iphone 2 to use new features… I just Flash my Diamond and got the Manilla HD from the new HTC Touch HD..
I love my Diamond...

Originally Posted by cado33055 (Post 694657)

When will flashing a new rom will end? I enjoy all the new updates that Mighty comes out wit (currently tricking out 4.4.3) but every time a new rom comes out I feel the need to flash it hoping that the problems Ive had will cease but something new always rises like its an emerging property in the hierarchy of roms. My thing is how many times will I have to redo all my settings for a new rom and how many times will you?