Guys,
we all know that GT 7 Plus can make call from GSM line, so if we port the rom to our GT 8.9, can we make call as well?
Totally different hardware (Exynos), totally different radios. It would be just about as easy to port your HTC HD2 firmware over to the 8.9. Seriously.
I am specifically interested in getting rid of Jellybean OS & replace with Windows 8 on a Dell "plain vanilla" Venue 7 tablet.
Is there an exact procedure -- if even possible?
I could be wrong but I'm not familiar of any procedure existing, I'd sell that and get a Venue 8 Pro, they aren't pricey at all these days, especially used.
Hi guys.i am in a dilemma.i want to buy a nokia phone which one do you prefer for buying?7 plus or 8?actually price of both of them are the same in our country but 7 plus is a little more expensive. Android pie is enough for me and as i searched a little,android q doesnt have lots differences versus of pie.
I don't know about Nokia 8, 7 plus have manufacturing defect so be prepared to maybe get a defective screen and for sure you will have to change the usb c port before 1 year, sometimes even after 3 months.
So Nokia 8 Sirocco just got Android 10 and I was wondering if porting it to our device was possible and if so, how difficult would it be?
Hi guys! What was the first ever phone or device you ever used? Was it an Android, iOS or something else? Did it make you change your perception of the OS as more trustworthy? Are you still sticking to using that OS? What are your ideas?
89 Motorola bag phone... lol, OS?
Just a mobile phone with a real light keypad.
No OS here, move along...
Back in the late 1980s I did a few tests at my workplace with one of those massive shoe-sized mobile phones — name and model number totally forgotten.
The first phone that I owned was given to my by my son (probably when he upgraded), and I can't find it online. It was an old Motorola with memory for 20 contacts (!), text-only display, probably dating from around 2003 or so. OS? Did it even have one? It's main claim to fame is that it did phone calls and texts, and very likely it would still be working if it hadn't been dropped in water.
Then followed a couple of Nokia Symbian S60 phones (6120c and E-63). After Symbian was discontinued, I acquired an Android model and have used Android in one form or another ever since. iOS doesn't appeal (maybe because they are all priced out of my range) but I occasionally look to see if anything is happening re Linux phone development.
micromax a96 android 4.2.2
Used dumb phones, until i got an lg optimus 3d p920 2.2.2 android ten years ago, that phone is still working to this day exept the battery ,i currently use a redmi 8 phone
My first smartphone was some CDMA phone from Samsung and now I am looking to buy Realme X7 with Mediatek Dimensity 800U processor.
Sony Ericsson K320, when this brand still existed)
Galaxy Ace, great pictures memory was not the best but well it did the trick for a year or so
-My first phone was Nokia 1100
-With Android OS my first device was Samsung Galaxy Pop
-Used many Android devices (Almost every Brand available in India)
-At Present i am on OnePlus 7 Pro
My phone first use is oneplus one android 11 (before it was android 6.0.1 but I flash it to android 11).
My first phon was Nokia 1616
I have used my first phone in 2005 and my phone was a Nokia 6061.
Nokia 2100 lol
my first android: Samsung Galaxy Young 2 Duos TV (SM-G130BT)
My first was a Nokia 6120c - A feature phone, not a true smartphone, like what we have today.
Hi my first phone was siemens A51
Nokia 6061!
this guy
i think it was some kind of nokia... i see nokia here is number 1!
Amazon Fire Phone
The first phone I ever used was Sony Ericsson Z200, and I was proud of this phone. Haha