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DigitalAttic · #**5691** (**permalink**) 10-26-2009, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by gorocket1981

We had COM4, now COM5. What are the specifications of this COM?
If we compare 23081 and 23502, what are the differences?

Thanks

Same as the difference from COM3 to COM4.

I have not been happy with most of the builds from 23064 on in COM3. I skipped 23081 and went right to 23502 and it seems more responsive than the last COM3 I used: 23071.

A number of folks over at XDA have reported issues w/23081 that were not there for them on older builds and are not present on 23502.

I'm not a "build chaser" myself, but I do believe in moving forward even if COM5 isn't much different than COM4 presently.

The fact that a new branch has surfaced certainly means COM4 won't have the latest features/enhancements going forward, so I just choose to go that route for now.

**Calkulin** · #**5692** (**permalink**) 10-26-2009, 04:18 PM

Well here's a test ROM for you guys & gals to play with, 23081, updated a bunch of apps and the rhodium dialer not disconnecting the data issue(hopefully)

Calkulin's Touch Pro 23081 ROM (v4.2) Test

**Calkulin** · #**5693** (**permalink**) 10-26-2009, 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by auTONYmous

I'd be willing to check out the clock and dialer files, since the rest of the kitchen works great for me (no need to download 150+mb for fixes to about 10mb)...

That's not the only things changed, I updated a bunch of apps & OEMs also

sho0z · #**5694** (**permalink**) 10-26-2009, 05:09 PM

Hey Cal, do you know if I can remap the soft keys on the home tab? like instead of phone have file explorer and instead of internet have contacts or link it to task manager...is this possible?

tahlsr · #**5695** (**permalink**) 10-26-2009, 05:11 PM

Thank Calk, will try it tonight.

gorocket1981 · #**5696** (**permalink**) 10-26-2009, 05:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DigitalAttic

Same as the difference from COM3 to COM4.

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I'm not a "build chaser" myself, but I do believe in moving forward even if COM5 isn't much different than COM4 presently.

The fact that a new branch has surfaced certainly means COM4 won't have the latest features/enhancements going forward, so I just choose to go that route for now.

I just found some details on redmondpie about COM5 and it appears that it could be the way to go. I am on my mobile and I have difficulties in copying the link. Calk, it' really bad for your phone. I hope to see a COM5 build integrated in your kitchen soon!