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Dmordarski 12-10-2009 08:25 AM

Re: Anyone already pick up the Omnia II?
 
Alright, A weak with the omnia 2, and some findings are that the Media Cube is useless, and touchwiz still kinda sucks (and sloww), However This phone was worthy for the 30 dollars, so I installed spb 3.5 and the elegance package, and now it works really well.

It does seam to shred through the battery so that is a concern, but I'm a heavy web/media user. and I bought an extra charger for work.

I'm finding that a ton of the apps that are out for the GSM 8000 don't work on the I920, so hopefully some programmers will start porting the system with app to work. (It was nice using a fully matured platform like the omnia 1 because there where a ton of available apps and roms already ported.

nikon858 12-10-2009 06:35 PM

Re: Anyone already pick up the Omnia II?
 
^^^ $30 or did you forget a zero? If $30 where??

rcicu 12-11-2009 02:45 PM

Re: Anyone already pick up the Omnia II?
 
I too would like to know where I can get one for $30. I got my i910 for free but that was 10mts ago and I think it was a fluke

Dmordarski 12-11-2009 10:07 PM

Re: Anyone already pick up the Omnia II?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rcicu (Post 1405561)
I too would like to know where I can get one for $30. I got my i910 for free but that was 10mts ago and I think it was a fluke

I was referring to the mobile shell. I'm actually thinking about returning this phone, It seems that it as a veracious appetite for RAM only 140.69MB available, only running SPB 3.5 with touch wiz disabled, today disabled, 103.30 MB in use with only 37.39 MB free and it slowly clicking away needed a soft start every two days or so, become quite annoying

DBlocker 12-12-2009 12:22 PM

Re: Anyone already pick up the Omnia II?
 
Sounds like you've still got something running that's eating up your memory. On a soft reset with just SPB Shell running I have over 60MB free and no need to reboot - ever.

winmar 12-12-2009 05:48 PM

Re: Anyone already pick up the Omnia II?
 
Given the choice between the Omnia II and the Droid or even the Eris I would choose the Android phones. The upside is much greater with those two as Google is actually doing things actively to make the OS better. MS just keeps putting off what they supposedly are going to put out and from what I have seen, it will be the same old OS skinned a little different. MS is quickly going to fall out of the Mobile Market place.

blazingwolf 12-12-2009 08:01 PM

Re: Anyone already pick up the Omnia II?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by winmar (Post 1408167)
Given the choice between the Omnia II and the Droid or even the Eris I would choose the Android phones. The upside is much greater with those two as Google is actually doing things actively to make the OS better. MS just keeps putting off what they supposedly are going to put out and from what I have seen, it will be the same old OS skinned a little different. MS is quickly going to fall out of the Mobile Market place.

Another announcement of death. That has been going on for years and yet no one has been right.

Shemmy 12-13-2009 03:08 PM

Re: Anyone already pick up the Omnia II?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dmordarski (Post 1406563)
I was referring to the mobile shell. I'm actually thinking about returning this phone, It seems that it as a veracious appetite for RAM only 140.69MB available, only running SPB 3.5 with touch wiz disabled, today disabled, 103.30 MB in use with only 37.39 MB free and it slowly clicking away needed a soft start every two days or so, become quite annoying

Quote:

Originally Posted by DBlocker (Post 1407581)
Sounds like you've still got something running that's eating up your memory. On a soft reset with just SPB Shell running I have over 60MB free and no need to reboot - ever.

I agree with DBlocker. I'm using Titanium with the WM7 theme, and I run with ~75-80MB free at idle.

Quote:

Originally Posted by winmar (Post 1408167)
Given the choice between the Omnia II and the Droid or even the Eris I would choose the Android phones. The upside is much greater with those two as Google is actually doing things actively to make the OS better. MS just keeps putting off what they supposedly are going to put out and from what I have seen, it will be the same old OS skinned a little different. MS is quickly going to fall out of the Mobile Market place.

Google and Apple want to exercise too much control over their devices. The only thing that MS cares about is preventing software piracy. Other than that, they don't care what apps we run or how we hack/tweak the OS and devices.

blazingwolf 12-13-2009 03:11 PM

Re: Anyone already pick up the Omnia II?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Shemmy (Post 1409794)
Google and Apple want to exercise too much control over their devices. The only thing that MS cares about is preventing software piracy. Other than that, they don't care what apps we run or how we hack/tweak the OS and devices.

How is Google exercising to much control over their devices?

Shemmy 12-13-2009 03:24 PM

Re: Anyone already pick up the Omnia II?
 
They undid the Google Maps hack which someone at XDA cooked up to allow voice nav overseas (outside of the US)


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