Device(s): Samsung Captivate, 2.3.3, Serendipity VII
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Originally Posted by dougouk
(2011 09 15) (3:20pm)
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Seriously though, why is it that Captivate is behind these guys T___T
No doubt because of AT&T.
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Ann, Palm refugee, learning to grok Android. Perhaps your answer is in the CapFAQ Excellent video tutorials, watch and learn!! Now on Serendipity VII, click link to learn more Did you read the first post in the thread?
Why wait on AT&T when there are great gingerbread mods out there? Serendipity 7 is as smooth as silk on the Cappy. Tried out a few different modems and have almost doubled my signal strength in my area. Before going to 7, I was considering a new phone with my upcoming upgrade date approaching. Having way too much fun modding (spelling?) & trying new tweaks.
Why wait on AT&T when there are great gingerbread mods out there? Serendipity 7 is as smooth as silk on the Cappy. Tried out a few different modems and have almost doubled my signal strength in my area. Before going to 7, I was considering a new phone with my upcoming upgrade date approaching. Having way too much fun modding (spelling?) & trying new tweaks.
New to the whole modding aspect of these phones, how does Serendipity compare to Cyanogenmod? There's comparable right? Which is easier to install?
Facebook won't sync at all on my captivate. WHen I click the "Add Account" button at the bottom, There's one facebook at the top (samsung's implmentation) and the one added by the official app. When I click on the official one, it does nothing at all.
Device(s): Samsung Captivate, Nexus S,
LG Eve - Rooted & Running OpenEtna (2.2 Froyo)
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I have a Samsung Capitvate on Rogers (Canada) and my firmware is 2.3.3. Since I just got the phone the other day I'm not sure when the update came through but when I plugged it in I got the update immediately.
~Annie
The Samsung Captivate is AT&T's version of the Samsung Galaxy S, marking Samsung's first strong push into high-end Android territory. The manufacturer simultaneously launched the Galaxy S on every major American carrier, each reta... Read More