Yeah… Thanks to xda-developer, skink123. He made a ClockworkMod Recovery + A2SD+ EXT3 partition ROM based on prj Clean Desire v0.3.2. So you can install it with your SD card through ClockworkMod Recovery method and no worry about not enough internal storage space because application data is stored on ext3 partition on SD card. By the way, it is based on Android 2.2 Froyo and using prj v0.4 Kernel.
Yeah… Our Android HTC HD2 superhero, darkstone is back to business. And he brought us a new gift ~ darkstone SuperRAM FroYo Android ROM. What makes it special? The entire Android OS file system is stored in RAM before it is booted. For your information, RAM is faster than NAND and SD Card. So this build will be super fast. For me, booting from Windows Mobile 6.5 to Android 2.2 Froyo took 47 seconds only…
CyanogenMod 7 is everywhere… Here is another CyanogenMod 7 NAND Android A2SD+ Zip ROM from xda-developer, tyween ~ TyphooN CyanogenMod 7. It is updated with latest nightly to keep up with the latest fixes. So it is based on latest Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread and using Rafpigna v1.5 OC Kernel. By the way, I started to use MAGLDR v1.13 and ClockworkMod Recovery v1.3 from this build onward. But they should not be any different with previous version.
MarketEnabler is a must installed application for non-US Android users. MarketEnabler lets you access other countries’ Android Market by faking your phone location. Android Market is separated into regions (country and carrier specific) and some applications are just enabled for a specific country and not available to the other countries. For example, Malaysia does not have paid applications in their Android Market. And some of the applications like Google Maps does not listed as free application too. But MarketEnabler solved it and pop up most of the application (still no paid application tab thou). And not sure we can buy any application in US Android Market with Malaysia credit card or not too…
HTC HD2 is going to be phone of the year 2011 again. It came with Windows Mobile 6.5 in year 2009 and running Android 2.2 Froyo on SD card on year 2010. Just got NAND Android treatment last month. And here come Windows Phone 7 on HTC HD2. Who dare to say that 5 buttons’ HTC HD2 cannot support Windows Phone 7 now?
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