NEW official Sprint ROM posted on XDA-dev by DCD

[andrews]

Originally Posted by pg2k3

Nope. Still has the Voice Tag based crap! I believe Sprint or HTC would have to license it from MS because they profit off of it.

Ugh. I use MSVC more than anything else. Works OK in the kitchen based ROM I'm using so I'm going to have to wait until the new ROM makes it to the kitchen.

[pg2k3]

Originally Posted by andrews

Ugh. I use MSVC more than anything else. Works OK in the kitchen based ROM I'm using so I'm going to have to wait until the new ROM makes it to the kitchen.

I believe theres a MSVC 1.6 CAB around here somewhere if you search. It does not require an OEM to incorporate it into your rom.

[andrews]

Originally Posted by pg2k3

I believe theres a MSVC 1.6 CAB around here somewhere if you search. It does not require an OEM to incorporate it into your rom.

Unfortunately, the MSVC 1.6 CAB is older than the version in the Kitchen. So it doesn't work right with WM6.
The version in the kitchen has confirmations working correctly albeit quietly. MSVC 1.6 CAB won't work right.

[fixxxer2012]

i know spybot won't work with this new rom upgrade. does anybody have any other solutions rather than downloading a full blown antivirus program ?

[stevedog1]

Originally Posted by fixxxer2008

i know spybot won't work with this new rom upgrade. does anybody have any other solutions rather than downloading a full blown antivirus program ?

Just Curious. I know there are PPC Anti-Virus programs, but What PPC viruses actually exsist? I haven't seen or heard of anyone ever being infected by one. Here's one of many threads that I found on this topic through Google search:

http://forum.brighthand.com/showthread.php?t=251957

In any event, once you fully customize and setup your phone, make sure you Sprite Backup it. Then if you ever have any "virus" issues, all you need to do is a hard reset and restore from your Sprite Backup file.

Hope this was of some help.

[Whosdaman]

Originally Posted by stevedog1

Just Curious. I know there are PPC Anti-Virus programs, but What PPC viruses actually exsist? I haven't seen or heard of anyone ever being infected by one. Here's one of many threads that I found on this topic through Google search:

http://forum.brighthand.com/showthread.php?t=251957

In any event, once you fully customize and setup your phone, make sure you Sprite Backup it. Then if you ever have any "virus" issues, all you need to do is a hard reset and restore from your Sprite Backup file.

Hope this was of some help.

I bet if someone really wanted to they could make one.....but PDA/PPC's are very small and don't carry barely any information besides Contacts....that would be the only useful information, and maybe text and a phone list , besides that, a PC virus is much more useful because PC's contain your life

[stevedog1]

Originally Posted by Whosdaman

I bet if someone really wanted to they could make one.....but PDA/PPC's are very small and don't carry barely any information besides Contacts....that would be the only useful information, and maybe text and a phone list , besides that, a PC virus is much more useful because PC's contain your life

I agree with you, but as the article pointed out:

"Yes, it is possible to make a PPC virus: as I said, there are a couple of "proof of concept" models that have been seen. However, since they lack a means to reproduce, they're not found in the wild. PPCs don't have some of the issues PCs did/do, such as the ability to automatically execute code. No VBScript, no Office macros, no open internet ports. So the ability to get infected with a virus basically boils down to getting the user to voluntarily install it."

[Whosdaman]

Originally Posted by stevedog1

I agree with you, but as the article pointed out:

"Yes, it is possible to make a PPC virus: as I said, there are a couple of "proof of concept" models that have been seen. However, since they lack a means to reproduce, they're not found in the wild. PPCs don't have some of the issues PCs did/do, such as the ability to automatically execute code. No VBScript, no Office macros, no open internet ports. So the ability to get infected with a virus basically boils down to getting the user to voluntarily install it."

And I did read that too

[stevedog1]

Originally Posted by Whosdaman

And I did read that too

Oh, My bad I am glad to see someone is reading the links I post

Did you try the HTC cab I posted for the 5 tabs? Did it work for you?