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Re: Noob about to take the plunge
You wait until the summer, just a few months away, and you get this.
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Re: Noob about to take the plunge
I would recommend getting a Gmail account if you don't already have one, before getting any Android phone
After getting the phone I'd recommended to you to mess around with your phone and get familiar with it, then if you decide you want to change it up, root the phone. I tried holding off on rooting my phone, then finally did and there's a world of difference as far as battery life is concerned. Currently I'm using JoeyKrim's kernel. As far as the top 10 things to do once you get your phone I have no idea, I just do things with it never though of creating a list... I think the most important thing is to play around with it first then decide what you want to modify... when I say modify, I'm talking more of finding alternative apps to use besides the stock apps.
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It is not available for the Moment. From what I have read, even with the 2.1 Update coming sometime 3 years from now, it still won't be officially available to our devices. I am sure there will be ways around this, maybe, but for now the short answer is...no.
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Just got ours a few minutes ago. The part I don't like about it is the "same device for 12 months"...I change phones like I change.....Well you get what I'm saying. So that is a bummer, but whatever.
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I rooted mine in the first 5 mins after unboxing it, so I would suggest, root it, uninstall all the apps you don't want, theme it if you want and have fun trying apps from the Market. But I will say, 2 of my must have apps are Advanced Task Killer & Spare Parts(to speed up animations & change end key behavior). SetCPU & Startup Auditor are also nice to have as SetCPU will help prolong battery life if set right and Startup Auditor can prevent a lot of unnecessary programs from loading during startup
edit: Forgot to mention the HTC keyboard is a must also Last edited by Calkulin; 03-25-2010 at 10:39 AM. |
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