HTC HD2 is a great phone. You can run stock Windows Mobile 6.5 on it. Err… WinMo 6.5 is a little bit outdated. No worry, you can install custom ROMs like Android and Windows Phone 7. Personally, I don’t recommend WP7 unless you need to use a killer app only build for it (but I doubt that). So Android OS is the one that you should get. And here are the latest and greatest Android ROM based on Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread that you should try.
Normal SD card Android development is slowing down after NAND Android and Windows Phone 7 came out. However, there is a way to run Android on SD card with NAND Android or Windows Phone 7 installed on your phone. It can be done with the help of SD MAGLDR Android ROM. Normal SD card Android cannot run on current MAGLDR without modification. However, most of the SD Android ROM chefs do not support it officially. And left only few that current still developing and supports it through SD MAGLDR method. Here are the top 3 SD MAGLDR Android ROMs that I tried based on CyanogenMod 7, HTC Desire Z and HTC Desire HD builds.
Latest build is always the best. Lot of bugs fixes and improvements… Here you are ~ Ultimate Droid 3.3 from Crawlingcity. Ultimate Droid is one of the Android ROMs that I like. It is fast and smooth. Crawlingcity always updated this ROM based on latest UD build and kernel. And this build is based on Android Gingerbread 2.3.3 and using Tytung r9 Kernel.
Which Android ROM is the best for HTC HD2? I have no idea. Why? Different people have each own need. So that we have lot of series of smartphones in the market. But HTC HD2 can try lot of them by changing the Android ROM on your SD card. Isn’t that great? Here is the list of my top 10 Android ROM for HTC HD2. They are based on Google Nexus One, CyanogenMod 6.1, MIUI, HTC Desire HD, HTC Desire, HTC EVO 4G, HTC myTouch 4G and HTC Desire Z. Try them to find out which one suit you the most.
CyanogenMod 7 RC4 is on BOYPPC-SHIFTPDA GINGER HoneyComB now. You will love it like I do with its blue Honeycomb theme. As usual, it is based on the latest Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread and using Tytung r8.3 Kernel. Try it now?
