So my cousin just got the a hd2, wich i dislike because its kinda weird and plain, i much more enjoy my mytouch slide, BUT he does not speak or read much English therefor he wants to have the hd2 in Spanish rather than English. i have try a couple of times and i fail, so i gave tmobile a call and they could not help me out BUT they gave me this url. so is there anyway possible to get it done or should i give up?
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Hi, I have a Treo 500 with Russian rom - any idea where I can find an English rom? Thanks.
hi Steve
From your signature I figure you are located in Moscow. If this is so I could help you, not with rom itself but rather with a device that has got english rom. I own an almost new palm 500v (vodafone version with english rom) that I don't mind to swap for russian palm 500 (I happen to be Russian). If you are interested drop a line to [email protected]
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hi Steve
From your signature I figure you are located in Moscow. If this is so I could help you, not with rom itself but rather with a device that has got english rom. I own an almost new palm 500v (vodafone version with english rom) that I don't mind to swap for russian palm 500 (I happen to be Russian). If you are interested drop a line to [email protected]
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Hi, I really appreciate your help. However, I'm pretty stupid, and I finally worked out how to get the phone to display in English. Thanks again.
A friend of mine has this phone and is looking to get Traditional Chinese for it - i cannot find anything out there so i was wondering if anyone knew if this was possible or not?
thank you
not sure of traditional, but there are tons of simplied WM6.1 ROM on DIYPDA.com--newest is 20931
kinda funny
i have two of the 6700's in chinese and im trying to get then into english.
if there is a way to download it from the phone and some one is willing to help ouyt a total NOOB then im happy to send it to ya
Hello! I have a question.
Recently I purchased a brand new Treo 750, which comes with Mobile 6 in english.
However, due that this is a gift for somebody else, and that person doesn´t speaks English, I need to get it in spanish, however, that option doesn´t comes with the phone.
Any ideas how I can get a spanish ROM and apply it to my phone?
Thanks for the help!!
i recently bought a htc xda comet i am interested in changing it from german to english. i do not understand what others have posted on this site with the dump and all the codes i have no idea were to even put them can some one please explain how to do it for poor stupid me i'd be willing to pay via pay pal but with out knowing how to switch it to english i am pretty much screwed thanks so much this site is awsome the people here are so helpfull
i have the same situation. XDA Comet with wm in german, i needed WWE.
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i recently bought a htc xda comet i am interested in changing it from german to english. i do not understand what others have posted on this site with the dump and all the codes i have no idea were to even put them can some one please explain how to do it for poor stupid me i'd be willing to pay via pay pal but with out knowing how to switch it to english i am pretty much screwed thanks so much this site is awsome the people here are so helpfull
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=484714
WM 6. 1 ver 20764 (very clean) by TranMinhMan is stable on my comet and all stuff works
Hi guys,
I'm new here so I don't realy know for sure if I am allowed to post this question
here, but I hope so!
I've got the HD2 for about a year now, and I would really like to get android on it
because winmo and I don't get along very well.. But I need a NAND version that is Dutch. Or in every case one that works with Dutch Telecome providers (or do they all work with Dutch telecom providers?). I really Like the 2.3.1 Gingerbread version, does this NAND version had Dutch vocabulary included? and does it word with Dutch providers?
If not, wich one is the best to download for people in Holland?
I hope to hear from you guys!
regards,
Huub