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wtf, i just saw a bunch of ur guys' today screenshots and u all have 50-60mb free ram!! i am jealous, my mogul gets maybe 20mb free at its BEST, most of the time its a low 10mb wtf
Does Kaiser run on Sprint network? NO
As mentioned earlier, Sprint uses a different cellular technology than other providers, so phones are not compatible.
If you're in love with Sprint & Kaiser so much, you could always use WMWiFiRouter on your Mogul to allow your Kaiser to run on the Sprint network
If you wants the free RAM 50MB and up.. (I have 98MB free) Just flash a new ROM into your phone with BIG storage. THey are called BIG STORAGE ROMS or LITE ROMS. Hope this helps
gqstatus0685 said:
If you wants the free RAM 50MB and up.. (I have 98MB free) Just flash a new ROM into your phone with BIG storage. THey are called BIG STORAGE ROMS or LITE ROMS. Hope this helps
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The sprint mogul has one of these? Titan only has 64mb ram. thats why i like kaiser
gqstatus0685 said:
If you wants the free RAM 50MB and up.. (I have 98MB free) Just flash a new ROM into your phone with BIG storage. THey are called BIG STORAGE ROMS or LITE ROMS. Hope this helps
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RAM is not the same as ROM. ROM is storage, RAM is, well, RAM!
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The sprint mogul has one of these? Titan only has 64mb ram. thats why i like kaiser
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You can find out more about what Titan ROMs are available in the Titan Upgrading Forum.
It seems that 25MB free (after Kernel, OS & mail, phone & other apps running at startup) seems to be the norm.
As mentioned earlier, you have to be willing to part with Sprint service to use a Kaiser, so either take the plunge, or start reading up on Titan upgrading
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You can find out more about what Titan ROMs are available in the Titan Upgrading Forum.
It seems that 25MB free (after Kernel, OS & mail, phone & other apps running at startup) seems to be the norm.
As mentioned earlier, you have to be willing to part with Sprint service to use a Kaiser, so either take the plunge, or start reading up on Titan upgrading
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I dont think I'll ever leave Sprint...u cant beat paying about $20 a month for 2100 minutes, free incoming minutes, and unlimited everything else
u know i use to have about 21mb free with my last rom. but ever since i started cooking more flavorful roms with OEM folders my wm now only has 15mb free on a fresh boot...that quickly degrades if i try to do anything.
god i wish there was at least a ppc app that used some storage memory to create virtual ram...has anyone ever taken apart a mogul and another htc phone with 128mb ram and transplanted the memory chip to the mogul? i wonder if that woul work if someone had a broken or truly bricked phone to donate
u wont leave sprint, BUT sprint will leave you once they shut their service down.. you get what you pay for with sprint.. 20$ a month for that type of plan is what causes companies to fold.. they cant take on that kind of loss. so enjoy your plan for the next year because once 2010 rolls around chances are sprint wont be around unless verizon scoops them up.
yeah, there was a article about how if Sprint continue to lose money at the rate they did last year they will be sold or closed by the end of this year. I will look for it.
i already put my bid in on sprint.. $5.00 starting.
How is the kaiser compared with the HTC Touch Diamond???
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How is the kaiser compared with the HTC Touch Diamond???
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Isn't the Kaiser more of a do-it-all and the Touch Diamond more of a show piece?
Silly comparison. They're both slow if you look the GLBenchmarks compared to most Nokias, iPhones, and SonyEricssons.
HTC+Qualcomm == dredging the bottom of the barrel.
NuShrike said:
Silly comparison. They're both slow if you look the GLBenchmarks compared to most Nokias, iPhones, and SonyEricssons.
HTC+Qualcomm == dredging the bottom of the barrel.
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GLbenchmarks mean nothing if you use your phone for a true multidevice. Lets see Iphone let me use it as a cellular modem, give me full customization of its OS, VNC/SSH into my servers, remotely administer my clients networks via VPN access, ...... this list can go on forever. Bottom of the barrel you say???? Hrmmmmmm.
As far as Slow goes.......... dual cores handling the OS and radio systems isnt what i consider slow...............
Lets keep on topic.
Kaiser = Power User phone. Diamond is a beautiful stand in with a bit less functionality.
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As far as Slow goes.......... dual cores handling the OS and radio systems isnt what i consider slow...............
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Dual Core sounds nice BUT, all phones have 2 chips, 1 to wake the other, and in Kaiser 1 is used solely to process call information, and if you look at the actual UI speed... not what I call Fast. Doesn't matter how many processors power Kaiser, it's slow as it stands now.
Cool Comparison:
http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/compare_advresults.php?phones[]=2268&phones[]=2876
pyraxiate said:
GLbenchmarks mean nothing if you use your phone for a true multidevice. Lets see Iphone let me use it as a cellular modem, give me full customization of its OS, VNC/SSH into my servers, remotely administer my clients networks via VPN access, ...... this list can go on forever. Bottom of the barrel you say???? Hrmmmmmm.
As far as Slow goes.......... dual cores handling the OS and radio systems isnt what i consider slow...............
Lets keep on topic.
Kaiser = Power User phone. Diamond is a beautiful stand in with a bit less functionality.
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Hi:
Why do you say it has less functionality? I'm not contradicting you, I am really asking, because I thought the Diamond would have the same capabilities as the Kaiser. After hearing the rumors that AT&T will get the Touch Pro, I was so excited to get one, but now I'm worried it may not be as functional as the Tilt.
Along the same lines, I was wondering, does the VGA screen pose a problem? What I mean is as far as compatibility with most games, programs etc?
Thanks!
SuperMiguel said:
How is the kaiser compared with the HTC Touch Diamond???
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Not trying to be mean, but I think it's a silly comparison...
A more logical comparison would be Kaiser vs Touch Pro...
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Along the same lines, I was wondering, does the VGA screen pose a problem? What I mean is as far as compatibility with most games, programs etc?
Thanks!
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it does with several games /emus but very few (if any) apps
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Hi:
Why do you say it has less functionality? I'm not contradicting you, I am really asking, because I thought the Diamond would have the same capabilities as the Kaiser. After hearing the rumors that AT&T will get the Touch Pro, I was so excited to get one, but now I'm worried it may not be as functional as the Tilt.
Along the same lines, I was wondering, does the VGA screen pose a problem? What I mean is as far as compatibility with most games, programs etc?
Thanks!
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flash memory / expandability (card slot)? QWERTY? in these, the Kaiser is way better
I suppose it's pretty individual issue. Diamond has faster CPU, VGA screen, sexy interface with 4Gb internal memory without expansion slot, so as a result this is rather alternative to iPhone with limited advantage of using loads of free or hacked WM software limited by those 4Gb only.
Keiser is solid QWERTY-featured 100% WM device with all its outcome. For instance I had been using HTC Blue Angel (wich is actually direct ancestor of Keiser) for 4 years and done to it almost everything except direct sexual intercourse.
The choice of XDA veteran.
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Cool Comparison:
http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/compare_advresults.php?phones[]=2268&phones[]=2876
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I don't get this comparison, the battery capacity decreased, yet the talk time has increased for diamond...
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I don't get this comparison, the battery capacity decreased, yet the talk time has increased for diamond...
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Does the Diamond have Drivers? Maybe its because the CPU isnt getting its ass beat by drawing the screen all day long.
Could be another benefit to getting working drivers on the kaiser.
just a thought.
Toshiba G810 better even they are using MSM7200 400Mhz which is same as TYTN 2.
Look at the video , the drawing speed is much much smoother and faster than our TYTN2 .... HTC , you really need to DO SOMETHING.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAyJ7_f3rS0&feature=related
Is anyone trying to port the driver from G810 to tytn2 ?
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Is anyone trying to port the driver from G810 to tytn2 ?
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Anybody got a rom dump of the 810 then?
g810
Once I get a g810 I will rom dump both to cook my own and will pass it around for the drivers, if this is still needed... let me know.
fhteagle said:
Once I get a g810 I will rom dump both to cook my own and will pass it around for the drivers, if this is still needed... let me know.
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Any news on you g810? Would be great if you can dump the rom.
Hi @all,
Is anybody thinking about porting the WM 6.1 ROM from HTC Touch HD to HTC Shift?
Maybe we can use the Touch Pro ROM to extend the key features on shift?
;-)
Is only a crazy brainstorm ;-)
Yeah, that would be so creazy
Actually, this is not an OS problem crippling the shift but a driver problem. Porting a diamond rom is easy to do, but doesn't bring anything new, and takes more rom space.
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Yeah, that would be so creazy
Actually, this is not an OS problem crippling the shift but a driver problem. Porting a diamond rom is easy to do, but doesn't bring anything new, and takes more rom space.
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I thought that was some "Bios lock feature the problem, and not a driver problem crippling the shift... do you know something more about this driver?
...maybe, it wasn't a great idea giving the SHIFT to my uncles in York...
thaihugo said:
Yeah, that would be so creazy
Actually, this is not an OS problem crippling the shift but a driver problem. Porting a diamond rom is easy to do, but doesn't bring anything new, and takes more rom space.
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Yes, you are right. It is something to do with Drivers, otherwise liberation would not show complete WinMo.
Thanks
Ram
I successfully ported the SYS from a diamond rom. It gives some better interface, but what is really linking to the phone is the OEMdirvers section. This one cannot be imported from let's say a Kaiser, because the phone look for a sim door for example. So it means new drivers must be found and adapted for the phone, the Wifi and the Xvga screen.
For SD and BT, I think drivers are more or less standard, but as I said in another post, something like the embeded controler is locking it on the vista side.
This is many different sides to work on. I think once the embeded controler (or whatever it is) lock is removed, we will find BT and SD.
thaihugo said:
For SD and BT, I think drivers are more or less standard, but as I said in another post, something like the embeded controler is locking it on the vista side.
This is many different sides to work on. I think once the embeded controler (or whatever it is) lock is removed, we will find BT and SD.
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May be I should put my cycles of effort there.
Thanks
Ram
uiui ;-)
I see... hmm.. my idea was only Windows Mobile 6.1 from a Touch pro for test the integration on Windows Server 2008 and Exchange 2007 on a "big device"
crazy.. driver problems between SD, BT and WLAN. Maybe, the additional Hardware is build on second Hardware Device (for windows use)..
Don´t have any a hardware Layer circuit of the Shift?
I think the only way for porting a WM 6.1 with all features is - to enable the SD Card reader. Maybe (when it works) we can modify with some registry tweaks the SD Memory card as "Virtual ROM".
Sometimes i ask me, whynot I can swap out easily the PIM Database to SD on other HTC Devices. Our Users are Power Users, and the most of them kill the internal memory with they big powerpoint slides... ;-)
If this is what you need, I think I can cook something and post it. But it is not optimized for space.
Hi Thai,
thank you, but don´t make to much if we found a solution to enable the SD Card slot as additional (and standalone WM) drive we have all features open. I think that is the best way, but where are the experts for this?
A other Idea: Maybe the X7510 Advantage ROM is fits more to Shifts Hardware Specs?
maybe there are drivers for SD Card Slot?
Puhh..
B/Tooth, WiFi and SD access are the big gems...shame we're not there yet...
is not a shame
Remember that the Shift is very expensive and the people that can buy this almost not be delicious hackers or developers and the other: there are not so much devices on the market like standard products like Tytn that sells over mobile operators ;-)
sadly, as I see the shift at the Cebit I stopped my ordering. But what the hell driven me, as I order the shift last week again. (I start with a X7510, test it, and think.. poor... so on, sell it again and buy a shift)
Hmm.. I think, i have buyed all nice to have devices of HTC the last 6-7 years.. But now I think it is enough. Always I thinK: WoW, the next Smartphone or PDA must be better.. than I buy it, and see -- hmmm.. ahhh .. ohh.. hmm .. not really better, only a bit
hehe, I must become a special pricing for testing from HTC ;-)
the only really way for all other not working features is, to enable first the SD Card slot. All other comes from alone I think. If teh Shift Users can
porting some apps to SD Card, then it makes much mor fun to hack the Shift (if it possible
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Hmm.. I think, i have buyed all nice to have devices of HTC the last 6-7 years.. But now I think it is enough. Always I thinK: WoW, the next Smartphone or PDA must be better.. than I buy it, and see -- hmmm.. ahhh .. ohh.. hmm .. not really better, only a bit
hehe, I must become a special pricing for testing from HTC ;-)
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You just sounded like me. My first mobile from HTC brand was Blue Angle (Siemens SX66) and I still have it in the attic. Next were Four Wizards. I have give one to my brother, one to a friend and two are with me. One of them my son uses as a entertainment center in the car. He carries all his favorite music and emulated games always and I think for a 4 year old it is great. The fourth one is in the attic eating dust. I bought Audiovox 5600 and then Cingular 2125 for my wife and now she uses iPhone 3G. I still feel iPhone is for novice phone users, who just want to use fancy smartphone. No issues with it. My office phone runs on 8525 (hermes) and my personal runs on Tilt. I want to upgrade 8525 to something like a Personal Business Center, so bought shift with hope that we could have voice and SD enabled sometime.
I had BenQ P50 for soemtime and I felt that it was great until I saw Wizard and felt what I was missing and sold it. It was rugged machine, I cannot play around it. It is sealed. I become addicted to HTC phones. My next upgrade (8525 replacement would be Touch HD or Sony X1 or W1). I am not sure at this moment though. I also have Everun with broadband interface (Novatel pci express card). It is a very good piece. I want to retire it, once I get Shift fully functional, then I will drop the ide of buying into HTC for sometime at least and invest that money somewhere else.
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Ram
ui, that sounds like me We are far (away) brothers I start first with a Apple Newton, the most of all Palms, some psions, then later some Windows Mobile Handhelds and some PDA´s like Casio E Series.. Then i merged Casio E100 with Siemens S45 mobile phone end of 2000, and talk with some Siemens managers, and then they build the SX45 ;-) (to late) the first PPC with Mobile.. But this all is yesterday... later then HP IPAQ´s, and all branded or not branded nice to have models of HTC..
Puhh. ;-) I think, that "was" my own flat.. but other: so can many friendly hightech computer people
;-)
joy.d said:
ui, that sounds like me We are far (away) brothers I start first with a Apple Newton, the most of all Palms, some psions, then later some Windows Mobile Handhelds and some PDA´s like Casio E Series.. Then i merged Casio E100 with Siemens S45 mobile phone end of 2000, and talk with some Siemens managers, and then they build the SX45 ;-) (to late) the first PPC with Mobile.. But this all is yesterday... later then HP IPAQ´s, and all branded or not branded nice to have models of HTC..
Puhh. ;-) I think, that "was" my own flat.. but other: so can many friendly hightech computer people
;-)
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Exactly. . You will see old HP Jornada (very first Pocket PC), HP Handheld (LX320), iPAQ 3855, iPAQ 310 (GPS companion), iPAQ rx5915 (another GPS) and ASUS R2H, RAON VEGA, Samsung Q1 in addition to 4 to 5 computers at my home. I already have donated few old PCs. I have given my old ViewSonic V1100 to my nephew. He uses it as an entertainment system while traveling and carries his computer games and some cartoons.
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Ram
Crazy the most same by me
And your´re feel always not empty, with your dreams about the pocket (PC) in the trousers? ;-)
the Touch HD internals Name is blackstone.
See:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=451
see now our Hope ))
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=448112
Hi everyone!
This is definitely off-topic as the Dualcor cPC is not even in commercial production/circulation.
I managed to purchase a used engineering unit & will be getting it in a week's time.
I'm interested to know if it's at all possible to hack the cPC to upgrade it to WM6.x?
It is currently running WM5.0 with custom video driver developed by Dualcor for the 5" 800x480 display.
Anyone with any idea where I should start?
The WM5.0 is running on Intel's PXA-263 400MHz CPU with 128Mb RAM & 1Gb ROM.
I welcome any ideas or feedback regarding if this is possible.
Thanks!
Konker
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Nobody knows about this?
Hmm...
Well, as it's ARM-based and running wm5, yes, you can port wm6 to it, but for that you'll need to find a way to upload custom firmware (i.e. you need an official wm5.0 firmware and the updater utility)
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Well, as it's ARM-based and running wm5, yes, you can port wm6 to it, but for that you'll need to find a way to upload custom firmware (i.e. you need an official wm5.0 firmware and the updater utility)
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sp3dev,
Thanks for the tip!
I do not have an official WM5 update for the cPC because it was not released but what if I could dump the ROM? Would that help? Where do I begin? As for the Update utillity, I really do not have an idea. Will MTTY be able to reveal anything?
TIA!
Konker
sp3dev said:
Well, as it's ARM-based and running wm5, yes, you can port wm6 to it, but for that you'll need to find a way to upload custom firmware (i.e. you need an official wm5.0 firmware and the updater utility)
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sp3dev,
What tools would you recommend for me to begin dumping the ROM? Any advice & links?
Thanks!
Konker
that is a fancy device. where did you get it from?
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that is a fancy device. where did you get it from?
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Hi josefcrist!
I got it on eBay but they are very rare.
These were only really released as engineering units to limited clients so I was fortunate to get it on eBay.
Konker
Okay...where do I go from here?
Okay, I finally got hold of my Dualcor cPC & have been able to play around with it for the past few days quite extensively.
Two things I need to do are (1) Replace the internal main Li-ion battery & backup battery (WM5.0) (2) Possibly replace the CPU fan because it's really noisy.
From the specs, it appears this unit is an earlier engineering model & not the ones that were circulated for field test.
Mine has 30Gb 4200rpm HDD for Windows XP Tablet Edition 2005 SP2 (1Gb DDR-400 RAM) & 512Mb ROM for Windows Mobile 5.0 (128Mb RAM).
My only obstacle is to find out a way to open up the device. I cannot see any visible holes for any screws to hold the unit together. The only clue is the four silver knobs at the front of the unit.
Where do I go from here?
I'm really keen on upgrading to WM 6.x. The CPU & hardware should be capable of running WM 6.x.
Konker
send it to me i am sure i could figure it out.
on a more serious note. i will trade you my alltel touch pro for it.
This site may be of some help. They do all sorts of handhelp PCs.
wovens said:
This site may be of some help. They do all sorts of handhelp PCs.
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Thanks! I'm already in contact with Cmonex, one of the HPCFactor veterans.
Konker
josefcrist said:
send it to me i am sure i could figure it out.
on a more serious note. i will trade you my alltel touch pro for it.
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Thanks for the generous offer but I'll keep this unit. I've a Touch Pro myself too so that won't be useful to me either.
I managed to open up the unit to take a look inside & managed to pull out the internal Li-ion battery pack. It's huge. It sits right in the middle of the unit along with the 30Gb 1.8" Hitachi HDD. And it's really tight inside there...not much room for hacking/adding additional hardware like the Asus EeePC 70x.
Here's some pictures...enjoy.
You are lucky dude... i really wanted to have one of those.... and hoped it was produced... but it never made it to production line.... Just bit jealous lol
rajivshahi said:
You are lucky dude... i really wanted to have one of those.... and hoped it was produced... but it never made it to production line.... Just bit jealous lol
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Thanks...I'll keep reminding myself to count my blessings daily.
Now, need to find someone who's able to replace the Li-ion cells with usable good quality ones. It looks like 4 standard Nokia cells lined together side my side. That should provide a total of 18V & approximately 3-4Ah.
Took a dive with Windows 7 RTM but due to the lack of drivers, it left the device unusable. Thankfully I imaged the drive before wiping it out so I'm back to Windows XP TPC 2005.
One accessory I hope to add is a descent BT 2.0 adapter that works in XP & WM via the USB port. I discovered that one of my old Billionton BT 1.2 adapter worked in XP & WM and it uses the Broadcom chipset. I'm hoping to get a mini USB BT adapter.
Any suggestion?
Konker
BT stack for WM5.0
Okay, finally got myself a mini USB Bluetooth 2.0+EDR adapter.
It works flawlessly on Windows XP TPC 2005 with my Thinkoutside BT keyboard & Kensington BT mouse but I'm having difficulty using it in WM5.0.
The adapter has a CSR chipset.
Anyone know of a WM BT stack that is compatible with the CSR chipset that I can use on the WM ROM?
A picture of the BT adapter is in the attachment.
Update:
Found out that there is a bthcsr.dll built into the ROM already & the registry settings indicate it's a PnP driver. The BT adapter works when I have it plugged in when in Windows XP TPC 2005 & then switch over to WM5.0. But it's performance is poor & it is difficult to maintain an active connection with the adapter. I suspect this driver is not fully compatible with the new CSR chipset.
512Mb x 8 = 4Gb?
Interestingly, I found out that the chips in the fifth dis-assembly picture are Samsung DDR2 DRAM chips.
K4T51083QC-ZCD5 Samsung Electronics 512Mb C-die DDR2 SDRAM
But why are there 8 of these?
Datasheet: http://www.samsung.com/global/syste...nt/512Mbit/K4T51043QC/ds_k4t51xx3qc_rev19.pdf
From the datasheet, it's obvious that it's two sets of 128Mx4 which gives 1Gb of DRAM for the Windows XP.
a i got one cpc like yours and it wont get any apps is there a way to reboot the windows mobile on it
leocaste said:
a i got one cpc like yours and it wont get any apps is there a way to reboot the windows mobile on it
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digging the graveyard huh
Mr. Clown said:
digging the graveyard huh
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lololol
OP, im mad jealous! Keep this thread going, its good reading!
lonelykatana said:
lololol
OP, im mad jealous! Keep this thread going, its good reading!
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Hi...
I've forgotten about this thread & just dropped by today.
Nothing much has changed...still on WM5.0.
Did try to install Windows 7 Basic on it but due to missing drivers, had severe stability issues.
Now back to original OS.
leocaste,
I did not have any issue with installing programs on the WM5.0.
What types of program were you trying to install?
As for rebooting WM5.0, I too had issues with that.
It would not reboot without pressing the reset button.
If I run some power management program, it would freeze there.
BTW, do you have the VGA adapter?
Mine is missing the adapter & I've yet to find a compatible replacement.
Any clue as to where I can get one?
Konker
Hey guys,
I want to introduce you a new software for WM called Online TVx.
For me is very important to know your opinion about this application and I'm ready to give some license keys for free to test the program in your devices.
Download link: m.onlinetvx.com/downloads/mobile/OnlineTVx_1.0.0_Setup.CAB
Website: mobile.onlinetvx.com/
Yeah, it runs pretty good over wireless. I'd like 2 have a free key 4 testing pls via PN or so. thx
I`m interested in such a program cause where I study I`m feeling lack of TV
Da_Biatsch said:
Yeah, it runs pretty good over wireless. I'd like 2 have a free key 4 testing pls via PN or so. thx
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I've sent a key, just let me know a model of your phone. Tnx.
I am also interested in a key for testing. Thank you. I have an HTC Fuze.
i would like a key,too. my phone is an htc fuze.
I'd also like to have a key to test this app on my devices, Eten x500 (QVGA) HTC Universal (VGA) HTC Touch Pro (VGA) and HTC Touch HD (WVGA). In case this app is device-dependant I'd preffer to test it on my Touch Pro
I;d be willing to test it out as well, elt you knwo any bugs and my feedback asn such.. like the rest, I am using a Touch Pro (Fuze).. I am using it unlocked on a non=at&t carrier... I am using the Energy 6.5 rom w/ sence 2.5...
I'd like to give it a try on 2 phones - one HTC Touch Pro (AT&T unlocked) and a Sprint version of the same unit.
Thanks!
I'm willing to try on my Htc Pure/Diamond2 and Fuze as well.
EDIT:
Just tried it and it works well on wvga screen of my Pure. The buffering is very quick and no lag seen. The whole app seems promising because of the range of channels available just wish my free limitation wasn't so quick. Wouldn't happen to have any licenses left - Device ID- 51B5F637D3D88B91- Thanks.
I would love to test it and give you feedback too.
Tnx for your interest in our application, I've sent the keys.
Thanks for the key. Everytime I'm trying to run a channel its giving me a popup saying "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation."
What is the requirements as far as storage goes? I have about 80MB on storage and program storage each.
still interested in having someone test? i can do it if you still do.
member
I'd like a key as well. I'm using it on a att fuze, energy rom 6.5
evans659 said:
I'd like a key as well. I'm using it on a att fuze, energy rom 6.5
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me too
thanks
i'm interested too..could you please send me a key? it's for a dutch touch pro.
Thanks
achild said:
Thanks for the key. Everytime I'm trying to run a channel its giving me a popup saying "Not enough storage is available to complete this operation."
What is the requirements as far as storage goes? I have about 80MB on storage and program storage each.
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Thanks for the test. I'll report about the problem to developer team.
i'd definatly like to try this out on my fuze and hd2.... and any other winmo i have lying around (5 or 6 total)
wow, so far it looks great on the fuze....
Hi, I am Charlie, could you please send me a key? thanks