HyperDroid CM7 is another build from XDA Developer, pongster. It is built from the source (CyanogenMod 7) and tweaked for performance. As usual, I changed it LCD density to 240 because I don’t like the default 167 density. This ROM is based on Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread and using Tytung r8.3 Kernel.
JDMS Ultimate v1.6 is the build that I am using daily. It is based on Ultimate Droid 2.5 Froyo edition. And Ultimate Droid 3 is based on Gingerbread. XDA developer, crawlingcity is back to the XDA finally. Here is his latest great Android build ~ Ultimate Droid 3.0.1 RAM edition. It is based on Android 2.3.2 Gingerbread and using Rafpigna 1.7 Kernel.
HyperDroidGBX (Gingerbread Xtreme Edition) is the first open-source custom ROM designed and optimized just for HTC HD2. It is cooked by XDA Developer, pongster. I was staying away from his builds all the while because of LCD Density at 167 by default. For me, all the stuffs are way too small on this density. So I changed it back to 240. By the way, this ROM is based on Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread and using Tytung r8.3 Kernel.
Yeah… First call robotic voice issue is fixed. Just tested and it really work like charm. As usual, this build is based on the Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread and using latest Tytung r9 beta Kernel. Unique Bluetooth MAC address, Bluetooth auto-reconnect and two-way call recording are also supported in this build. Besides, MIUI camera and MIUI music are added too.
Ultimate Droid 2.5 is not a stranger for me. I am using JDMS Ultimate v1.6.2 build which is based on Ultimate Droid 2.5. Both of them are based on Android 2.2.1 Froyo. But Ultimate Droid 2.5 is using Rafpigna 1.8 OC Kernel while JDMS Ultimate is using Hastarin 8.6N Kernel. How does Ultimate Droid 2.5 for HTC HD2 which cooked by XDA Developer, crawlingcity performs?
