By default, Windows Mobile HTC HD2 will have auto selection on the network band ~ 2G (GSM) and 3G (WCDMS/UMTS). However, I don’t have a strong 3G HSDPA signal at my place. And it will switch back to EDGE or GPRS whenever 3G signal dropped below 1 bar. This is really annoying. Is there a way to make it stay at 3G HSDPA permanently? Yes, here is the step by step guide to fix it.
I started to use TCPMP 0.72RC1 on my old Windows Mobile 2003 SE several years back. It is a very powerful free media player on Windows Mobile devices. However, I have problem to use it on my new HTC HD2 due to different screen resolution. I tried several TCPMP builds but no luck on getting them to work until I found the very one done by xda-developers. Note – TCPMP = The Core Pocket Media Player. It was replaced by commercially-licensed CorePlayer.
Too boring and have nothing to do right now? Well, give WDrum’s Mobile for Windows Mobile a try. It will turn you to be a drummer. But you need to hit the drum with your fingers.
WDrum’s Mobile for Windows Phone
Okay, it’s time to tell you the must install applications on HTC HD2. I forgot to do so previously. Microsoft .NET Compact Framework 3.5 is a must install just like the desktop version. Most of the Microsoft mobile applications need it.
Download files… Upload files… These is what I do everyday as a blogger. Besides using WordPress, I use FileZilla to upload and download files from blog server. And Mobile FTP Client for HTC HD2.
