Newer kitchen?

talk2nate · #1 (**permalink**) 06-09-2009, 09:13 PM

Ya'll ever think we'll get a better kitchen program than whats currently available? I'm coming from a Touch Pro to an Omnia and so far the Omnia kitchen is short of a joke. Yes, it works, but I like things like Caulkins Kitchen for the Pro

Is there no way to use another cooking program with our Omnia?

**blazingwolf** · #2 (**permalink**) 06-09-2009, 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by talk2nate

Ya'll ever think we'll get a better kitchen program than whats currently available? I'm coming from a Touch Pro to an Omnia and so far the Omnia kitchen is short of a joke. Yes, it works, but I like things like Caulkins Kitchen for the Pro

Is there no way to use another cooking program with our Omnia?

Hmm, I don't consider it a joke. Look at what it has done for us. Also, your just spoiled on conveniences.

The only way for it to get like the HTC kitchens is if someone comes in and ports the tools to be used for our device. I have no knowledge on how to that and neither does anyone else right now for that matter.

**Adrynalyne** · #3 (**permalink**) 06-09-2009, 10:53 PM

If by just short of a joke, you mean it doesnt hold your hand like an iPhone, then I would agree

talk2nate · #4 (**permalink**) 06-10-2009, 01:19 PM

(Not trying to be an Omnia "hater" - but I'm spoiled from using 3 years of HTC cooking)

lol not the iPhone - Touch Pro had lots of things going for it on these forums.. Much better and easier kitchens to use and test your ROMs before releasing.

I'm just REALLY spoiled from my Touch Pro and then coming to the Omnia

I could always use my TP again, but I want to stick with a full blown Verizon phone over my Alltel TP.

While I'm at it - is there a good place for finding Omnia OEMs or CABs to add to my kitchen before I cook? (cabs and oems like ya'll are currently cooking with)

I have my hands on a few Omnias and I have a few software things I need to test out to port some HTC stuff to Omnia. (I ain't scared to brick one if I have to lol)

**Adrynalyne** · #5 (**permalink**) 06-10-2009, 01:24 PM

The kitchen may be archaic in comparison, but an easy kitchen breeds lazy cooks that can't fix problems when they arise. I've seen it everywhere. A good example, is how many times Ive seen people flounder when their kitchen fails to port a XIP, and they have no clue whatsoever why, how to fix it, or how to do it manually.