Doormat
24th December 2005, 10:14 AM
Having recently discovered xda-dev I've read an enormous number of posts in the past weeks - so many that they all blurr somewhat in my mind!
There is a lot of discussion about the various OS options ... but nowhere can I find a concise list of the differences between the 3 options.
So here I am. I've got my Himalya. It does most of what I want. But of course I'd like it to go faster, give me more, etc ... the standard demands of a boy with his toys. :D
Upgrading the OS might make it better for me - but I cannot tell for sure.
Hell - I still haven't found anything in the forum that tells me how to figure out exactly what OS I'm running!
It seems to me that we need to codense the many threads into the facts - perhaps on the wiki.
I can't do it - I've only ever run the default OS that came on the unit (and as I said, I don't even know which OS it is for sure).
But there must be plenty of people here who are familiar with all 3 - who could summarise the differences.
We've all see the plenty of 'product comparison' charts on the web ... surely there is someone here who has the knowlegde to compile such a chart?
There is a lot of discussion about the various OS options ... but nowhere can I find a concise list of the differences between the 3 options.
So here I am. I've got my Himalya. It does most of what I want. But of course I'd like it to go faster, give me more, etc ... the standard demands of a boy with his toys. :D
Upgrading the OS might make it better for me - but I cannot tell for sure.
Hell - I still haven't found anything in the forum that tells me how to figure out exactly what OS I'm running!
It seems to me that we need to codense the many threads into the facts - perhaps on the wiki.
I can't do it - I've only ever run the default OS that came on the unit (and as I said, I don't even know which OS it is for sure).
But there must be plenty of people here who are familiar with all 3 - who could summarise the differences.
We've all see the plenty of 'product comparison' charts on the web ... surely there is someone here who has the knowlegde to compile such a chart?