would anyone recommend trying the dual boot on a dash 3g?
i couldnt find any information about it working on non-touchscreen phones
Moved as not software release.
You mean the Gen Y dualboot?
It's only for XDAndroid, which is available only for phones like the diamond, touch pro, touch hd, etc.
So I don't recommend it.
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am i right in thinking the pro 2 is a the same o/s as the touch HD just with a keyboard and some nice features like twin mics etc
thinking of getting one of these when released, never had a WM device but reading this forum seems it will be able to be made to just about anything i want it to do.
looking at this or the nokia N97
combat goofwing said:
am i right in thinking the pro 2 is a the same o/s as the touch HD just with a keyboard and some nice features like twin mics etc
thinking of getting one of these when released, never had a WM device but reading this forum seems it will be able to be made to just about anything i want it to do.
looking at this or the nokia N97
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Initially, I believe the Pro 2 will have a WM6.1 O/S, but probably a different/upgraded version of TouchFlo... HTC has already committed to having a WM6.5 upgrade for the Pro2 when it gets the 'official' version of the 6.5 O/S.
combat goofwing said:
am i right in thinking the pro 2 is a the same o/s as the touch HD just with a keyboard and some nice features like twin mics etc
thinking of getting one of these when released, never had a WM device but reading this forum seems it will be able to be made to just about anything i want it to do.
looking at this or the nokia N97
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Welcome to the forum
TPro 2 can be a mixture of HD/TytnII/Universal and look great
And if wm6.5 does not come with it, I´m sure the update will be possible
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=483293
Don´t go for Nokia
thanks guys for the info
Hi, I'm going to buy a new "phone" and I've read so many comparisions but I still can't decide with which one I should go.
I've followed the HTC phones for quite some time and recently I discovered the X1.
While I don't know very much about the X1, I heard that it has a dedicated graphic chip. Will any Windows Mobile application just use it or do the applications need to be exactly written for it? How fast is the interface? (for example, I hate how slow and unresponsive the Samsung Omnia interface was!) And is it as easy to use as the touch flo interface?
The only reason why I consider to get the X1 is it's keyboard, because there are a lot of emulators for Windows Mobile available but I won't be able to use most of them, JUST with a stylus.
So with which one should I go?
Or should I wait for the touch pro 2? Or another upcoming phone with even better specs?
Thanks in advance
Is there a thread for Android for the TouchPro 2
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+1 on this?
I don't think anyone made one yet... I guess this could be it.
EDIT: Found this, but its for the GSM version of the phone instead.
Yeah nothing solid yet on Android for Rhodium
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Seeing as a true Android CDMA rom is in the far off distant future I think we should all just stick with virtualization.
Luckily it seems that VMware is looking to answer our prayers and give us a true dual booting cell phone OS option. Not just that we'll be able to run these two operating systems at once! I'm sure the Touch Pro 2 shouldn't have a problem handling such a task.
http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2009/12/07/vmware-outline-plans-for-dual-os-virtualization-on-mobile-phones/
Until then, sit back and relax. I'm sure we'll be seeing this before Windows Phone 7.
touch Pro 2 has a resistive screen. Ive only heard of android working on Capacitive screens. the HD2 has a Capacitive screen so it may work on that.
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touch Pro 2 has a resistive screen. Ive only heard of android working on Capacitive screens. the HD2 has a Capacitive screen so it may work on that.
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HTC Vogue (aka Touch) has a resistive screen... and Android works great with it. Capacitive versus resistive is a non-issue.
I really hope someone gets Android working. I have it on my XV6800 which feel in water so all my physical keys are not working. I have impressed a lot of android users with my phone and now I am looking to get the TP2.
is it possible to have htc foot print on tp2 WVGA verson
I don't actually know if there's a standalone version specifically for WVGA. I do know there is a tab version that works fine on WVGA since many custom ROM's have it.
I had it on my Touch Pro but didn't find it useful enough to try installing on my TP2.
Below are two links that point to versions that work on the original TP. It's worth noting that both are standalone and do not give you the tab.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=478088
http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=56210&page=11
I'm looking for a Tmobile htc touch pro 2, the only reason i'm buying it is because its TV out function.
original TP2 is in windows, if i port it to android, will the speed be compromised?
also, will the tilt 2 be better compared to touch pro 2?
thanks
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I'm looking for a Tmobile htc touch pro 2, the only reason i'm buying it is because its TV out function.
original TP2 is in windows, if i port it to android, will the speed be compromised?
also, will the tilt 2 be better compared to touch pro 2?
thanks
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Tilt 2 and Touch Pro 2 are the same phone, just for different carriers.
I have a Telstra TP2, running Froyo. It runs pretty well considering it's a 500MHz device with not much RAM. Don't expect the performance of a 'modern' smartphone though