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nvatvani
6th August 2007, 03:37 PM
Can the WM6 core be extracted from others devices and ported to the Universal?

The reason I am asking is because an official WM6 ROM for the Universal does not exist. And the current WM6 Dev Release (Ivan's 6a) is still incomplete, i.e. - no video call.

What I have been made aware of is the official WM6 releases for the following devices:
<quote>
The following Provisional dates have been given.
Athena (X7500/Advantage) - From August
Excalibur (S620) - From August
Hermes (TyTN) - Currently available
Herald (P4350) - From August
</quote>

Probably the quicker thing to do is to extract the video-call binary from the Athena or Hermes.

mamaich
7th August 2007, 12:14 AM
And what do you think we are doing now?

Bulldog
7th August 2007, 10:36 AM
I like the Touch software in my universal and therefore I have also try to cook my own ROM.
After seen my Universal and the HTC Touch of my wife sparking, I decided to upgrade my microwave before trying again.

God Bless You guys! I love this forum :0)

nvatvani
7th August 2007, 01:35 PM
And what do you think we are doing now?

Don't know .... hence the question. It has been quite a while since Ivan's 6a was made available. I just though it was a bit premature to class 6a as a final WM6 release since it still did not have a core 3G feature. The Universal does not have 3G data protocols and the lack of video calling technically means that the Universal fails to qualify as a 3G phone.

You are better off using GSM for voice calls as opposed to using UTMS since you save power.

Midget_1990
7th August 2007, 04:36 PM
3G data speeds are there so it does qualify, and the video call drivers are device specific.

nvatvani
7th August 2007, 05:40 PM
3G data speeds are there so it does qualify, and the video call drivers are device specific.

Awe mann .... I am in no mood to debate EDGE as a 3G technology as opposed to 2.75G.

And since the video call drivers are device specific, well ...... I guess putting some effort into Minisip or WengoPhone (VoIP clients supporting videocalls) might actually be worthwhile.