[ROM] [02/21/10] Juicy R10 (21892.5.0.89) [Sense UI 2.5.2012] [XDA UC]

[Mayonesa]

Originally Posted by 2k4mach

when a snagdragon powered, big memory phone comes to the US

and hopefully not to T mobile

[dwizzy130]

Originally Posted by Mayonesa

and hopefully not to T mobile

No kidding! I want a phone like the TP2 with a snapdragon... Or a "Leo Pro" with a full qwerty.
Who knows, maybe HTC is going to give us a sweet Christmas.

dwizzy130

[Nygel]

Originally Posted by 2k4mach

when a snagdragon powered, big memory phone comes to the US

exactly......

[Nygel]

Originally Posted by gianthobbit

When will this fixed be out?

the snapdragon processor (lets use numbers), equals to 1028 mhz, our phone equals to 512mhz.
So the snapdragon processor alocate 512mhz to run Sense 2.6 so that leaves another 512mhz for the phone normal usage, so thats why things are laggy and not chrisp. the numbers are a far fetch scale but I believe you get the point

[gianthobbit]

hmm having some trouble disabling the htc messenger still. When I go to the SMS tab and click the message it opens the HTC Messenger and then immediately closes and put me back on the sms tab in manillia. Followed those 4 manual steps (added what I did below each step:

Manual Steps

Step 1.

Disable HTC messaging service by either removing the registry or rename the DLL in HKLM\services\MSG. e.g. I rename "MessagingService.dll" to "MessagingService.dllx" This will enable Winmo to take over the entire messaging send/receive function, without this, you can only receive text messages but not able to use winmo app to send terxt message (Although you can still send using the slow HTC messaging app, but it'll create some inconsistency).

*Found this key and deleted it.

Step 2.

Change the default text messaging app from HTC messaging to Winmo's Pocket outlook (tmail.exe) by removing the registry or renaming the account in HKLM\system\inbox\externalaccounts. In my case, I rename "SMS" to "SMS.htc"

* I didnt see a key in this folder called sms so I figured he meant the folder, which I deleted.

Step 3.

Install the attached cab file to fix the missing unread count status (read below for more information)

*Installed latest cab

Step 4Soft reset your phone, and you are set to go!

*Done


What did I do wrong? Thanks for the help!

[Nygel]

thats sounds right, but I have use the disable cab and that works

[t0mmyr]

Originally Posted by Nygel

the snapdragon processor (lets use numbers), equals to 1028 mhz, our phone equals to 512mhz.
So the snapdragon processor alocate 512mhz to run Sense 2.6 so that leaves another 512mhz for the phone normal usage, so thats why things are laggy and not chrisp. the numbers are a far fetch scale but I believe you get the point

um, no, if its 1ghz, that means its gonna run everything twice as fast as our phones (or at least load them twice as fast) it wont split half the cpu for phone and the other half just for sense

[Nygel]

Originally Posted by t0mmyr

um, no, if its 1ghz, that means its gonna run everything twice as fast as our phones (or at least load them twice as fast) it wont split half the cpu for phone and the other half just for sense

no I was just making a point on why the snapdragon processor is superior and why sense 2.5/6 is somewhat laggy on our devices. It was done for a previous members thats did not see why...

[t0mmyr]

gotcha, i do like the idea someone mentioned about using the 2.1 weather animations on 2.5, might speed things up a bit

[herbster]

I installed and changed the items and it works great but get an "invalid argument" pop up and it asks if I want to try again. I noticed two others had this issue and both with no answer. The mms works but the pop up is annoying. Suggestions? I expect it is another reg hack?