Ive been running home for about a week now and have found that as long as you dont reboot the phone, sense will eventually go idle instead of continually running in the background. Havent paid attention to how long it takes before it goes idle though.
Thing I will do is first get 2.1 for sure ;-) I use Cricket so there will be a couple of fixes I will be able to do like reprogram the MMS settings for that fix and to see if I can make a work around for a simple IP to work on the market and apps. and get Google maps, Google Goggles
I am really looking forward to overclock as well.... however- i was looking at the hero forums and it looks like they are not able to get over the 527mhz.... Am i wrong?
HTC was built directly into the OS for the Eris
Even when people default back to home its running.
I wonder what might happen if its taken out completely
Ive been running home for about a week now and have found that as long as you dont reboot the phone, sense will eventually go idle instead of continually running in the background. Havent paid attention to how long it takes before it goes idle though.
JrzDroid, I don't believe Sense is "built in" to the OS. It simply runs as a "service". Once someone gets a root shell, they can confirm this by navigating to /etc/init.d directory (I think that's the location ... or it used to be back when I was a heavy linux user).
What I want to do, but don't know if it's possible, is turn my phone into a WiFi hotspot. That way my son, for example, can get internet service on his iPod touch (in the car, for instance).
What I want to do, but don't know if it's possible, is turn my phone into a WiFi hotspot. That way my son, for example, can get internet service on his iPod touch (in the car, for instance).
What I want to do, but don't know if it's possible, is turn my phone into a WiFi hotspot. That way my son, for example, can get internet service on his iPod touch (in the car, for instance).
the one thing i wanted to do with root was only illegal in 6 states, 7 provinces, Canada, all but 3 square miles in Australia, and is considered the national past time in a tribe in Southern Africa
No, it wouldnt be faster(the read/write of the internal memory is faster than sd) you would just have more room for apps. well if you had a class 6 sdcard it would be faster than the sd that comes with the phone, but still slower than NAND(internal memory).
I can't wait for ROOT. I will be first putting a great 2.1 rom. Possibly look into overclocking, but I'm not sure if I should. After that I will get myself a great Wifi Tethering capability because I am sick of PDANET cutting out after about 45 minutes. Go Go Acidbath!! Huaa!!
No, it wouldnt be faster(the read/write of the internal memory is faster than sd) you would just have more room for apps. well if you had a class 6 sdcard it would be faster than the sd that comes with the phone, but still slower than NAND(internal memory).
I a noob when it comes to the android phones. i understand rooting, clocking for the pc anyway, and installing apps on the sd card. However, how fast can the phone really run when clocked. Does it really make that big of a difference. Also I herd from a little bird that some time app, when stored on sd card, can some times get randomly deleted. Is this true.
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