I went and upgraded my phone and got the samsung galaxy s2x which is an awesome powerful phone but I still miss my DHD and I really miss sense and the customization that comes with it. My wife has my DHD now so I still get visitation rights.
i quite like sense, the people and dialler are wot keep me on sense, really like how they roll fb and twitter in to one, shame they couldnt bring google plus to it to
Another big fan of Sense here too.
My wife has the Nexus S and despite it running a newer version of Gingerbread, it always surprises me as to what it can't do that my phone does (syncing contacts etc) that I take for granted but is obviously the Sense overlay
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Originally Posted by Jaffa
I have always ran back to sense after trying Vanilla roms, I just like it...
You're all just wrong, that's all - plain wrong...
Vanilla Android is the way forward!!
Nah... in all seriousness... each to their own... I changed to CM7 a month after I got my DHD and, even though I have tried others, like LeeDroid, I just prefer my Android Vanilla flavoured!
You're all just wrong, that's all - plain wrong...
Vanilla Android is the way forward!!
Nah... in all seriousness... each to their own... I changed to CM7 a month after I got my DHD and, even though I have tried others, like LeeDroid, I just prefer my Android Vanilla flavoured!
Saying that, if someone offered me a free S.G.NEX I'd probably snap thier hand off :-D... And off to Ebay with Sense
I have always ran back to sense after trying Vanilla roms, I just like it...
I am new to rooting. Past two weeks i have tried several ROM's including CM 7.2 (basically vanilla Gingerbread) and Ice Cold Sandwich (similar to Vanilla ICS). These ROM's are fast and light making making Sense feel heavy and bloated.
But this early I know in a few weeks, when I am done trying different ROM's and satisfying my curiosity, I will stick with one of the Sense based custom ROM's.
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