View Full Version : looks like htc won·t release wm6 for p3600
stefaxxl
3rd September 2007, 04:56 PM
HY Guys.I HAVED ASKED THE:
hi.First of all sorry for my bad english since I
am an spanish user.My problem is that I do not understand why HTC wont release a wm6 for the P3600 since this device doesen? work verry well whit the actual released version of wm5.For all the oder new version of pda? HTC
have relesed an wm6 but not for P3600.I am a little mad sice this device
is not verry cheap you know and I can not enjoy of wm6.Thank you
WELL THEY ANSWER ME:
Hello Sir,
I understand, but apparently their decision has been taken, they
confirmed it to us (at the support centre) last week.
I'm forwarding your request and disappointment now.
Thank you for your enquiry, Should you have any other problem, please
do not hesitate to call us. Your Local number can be found at
http://www.europe.htc.com/support/csbyphone.html
SO WHAT DOES THIS MEEN NO OFFICIAL WM6 FOR THE P3600?
bio88
3rd September 2007, 05:22 PM
Would be kinda weird. I have a Herald, and that's a phone with a bit lesser functionality, apart from the hardware keyboard. The P3600 deserves a WM6 update just as much as the other current-generation HTC phones.
stefaxxl
3rd September 2007, 05:49 PM
Yes This Is What I Have Told Them And They Answer Me That Thig.so It Seems That Will Have To Use This Great Versions Of Wm6 That We Have Here In Xda Developars
dta1974
3rd September 2007, 05:56 PM
Iīm sure HTC complains about this website,but thank to our rom cooks my wifi works because with their flipping wm5 it never did and their support didnīt know what to do.
To tell you the truth...who cares if they donīt release a wm6 version,because if they do it,the new release would like the ones released by Dopod,same green and shitty dialpad,windows messenger and apps that most of us can careless.
stefaxxl
4th September 2007, 09:57 AM
Well dta1974 you are write ho needs their wm6 rom when here we have the best for the Trinity.
dodba
4th September 2007, 10:34 AM
Iīm sure HTC complains about this website,but thank to our rom cooks my wifi works because with their flipping wm5 it never did and their support didnīt know what to do.
To tell you the truth...who cares if they donīt release a wm6 version,because if they do it,the new release would like the ones released by Dopod,same green and shitty dialpad,windows messenger and apps that most of us can careless.
..agree may be I will use a cooked rom, but it could be interesting to know how they will make tomtom installable on wm6.
Stingray66
4th September 2007, 01:30 PM
..agree may be I will use a cooked rom, but it could be interesting to know how they will make tomtom installable on wm6.
TomTom is installable on WM6 and Traffic info works with for example .mUn. 2.1 TE (which is also WM6).
Since DOPOD is releasing the official ROMs it became a mess for TomTom. First with the .17 version (and cooked ROMs based on that version like
INDIGO Lite) which changed the DEVICE ID and now with the .18 version it doesn't work at all.
It's TomTom which doesn't support WM6 (yet), WM6 from HTC doesn't make a difference.
forcedalias
4th September 2007, 02:08 PM
Although I agree with the general population of pissed off HTC customers, I can't say I share the same opinion about cooked ROMs. Most cooked ROMs won't be as stable as an official ROM -- with horror stories about users having to follow procedures to avoid battery life, wifi, gps and other problems.
I do admit HTC ROMs will probably include software which most of us don't need but if I ever install a cooked WM6 ROM, it'll be only if it's a cab-cut-down version based on an official Trinity WM6 ROM.
What's worse is if this injustice weren't enough, they go ahead and release a WM6 version of the P3600 with slightly better specs. Sales seem to be more important than keeping a happy customer base.
simonte
4th September 2007, 03:12 PM
there is also the warranty problem.
if i install the cooked ROM and i have any problem with my device and i mean any -even a hardware one like non working speaker- im sure that the HTC service center will make my life hard... :(
PGMMA
4th September 2007, 07:47 PM
Although I agree with the general population of pissed off HTC customers, I can't say I share the same opinion about cooked ROMs. Most cooked ROMs won't be as stable as an official ROM -- with horror stories about users having to follow procedures to avoid battery life, wifi, gps and other problems.
I do admit HTC ROMs will probably include software which most of us don't need but if I ever install a cooked WM6 ROM, it'll be only if it's a cab-cut-down version based on an official Trinity WM6 ROM.
What's worse is if this injustice weren't enough, they go ahead and release a WM6 version of the P3600 with slightly better specs. Sales seem to be more important than keeping a happy customer base.
I have found that to be true. The Official Dopod ROM is more stable than the cooked ROM's I've tried.
Guybrush
4th September 2007, 08:37 PM
most of cooked rom are based from the original dopod... so all of them are good... HTC maybe will not release an official upgrade but their ROM will not better of official Dopod... and it's always possible to put back the orginal wm5 if you have to send device to repair... so yeah it's a pity HTC will not release an official update but cooked ROM has nothing less.
forcedalias
5th September 2007, 03:05 AM
most of cooked rom are based from the original dopod... so all of them are good... HTC maybe will not release an official upgrade but their ROM will not better of official Dopod... and it's always possible to put back the orginal wm5 if you have to send device to repair... so yeah it's a pity HTC will not release an official update but cooked ROM has nothing less.
Despite being based on official ROMs, it's possible a little too much is changed each time causing instability. I mean, let's face it -- one or two enthusiast developers cooking a ROM vs an entire team of developers at HTC. I'm pretty sure their collective knowledge ensures greater ROM stability.
As simonte mentioned, should any cooked ROM cause the device any permanent hardware failure, getting the phone repaired by HTC will be a bitch.
There have been times I've been tempted to give in and go for cooked but I just plain don't wanna install Olipoop's HardSPL. :p
dta1974
5th September 2007, 03:40 AM
..agree may be I will use a cooked rom, but it could be interesting to know how they will make tomtom installable on wm6.
Sorry I guess I donīt get it,what do you mean by that.Sorry.
Battery drain with the cooked roms?I donīt know what to say because with the rom by HTC wm5,once I turn on the GPS...man my battery starts dieing,regarless of the rom and version and a few calls later and goes from a 100% to 80% really fast.
So I got to a point that If I have this xda I donīt even think about battery drain or memory leakage,itīs just a phone (I know itīs more than that and expensive)but that how I see it.
Bye and enjoy the roms ;-)
WildsideUK
7th September 2007, 08:49 AM
Sorry I guess I donīt get it,what do you mean by that.Sorry.
Battery drain with the cooked roms?I donīt know what to say because with the rom by HTC wm5,once I turn on the GPS...man my battery starts dieing,regarless of the rom and version and a few calls later and goes from a 100% to 80% really fast.
So I got to a point that If I have this xda I donīt even think about battery drain or memory leakage,itīs just a phone (I know itīs more than that and expensive)but that how I see it.
Bye and enjoy the roms ;-)
Battery shouldn't be dying that fast. I'm using the ANZ HTC WM6 rom and have no problems. With TomTom running and RF circuits on (With a few short calls) I still get about 6 hours of battery. WiFi seems to cause huge battery drainage though, rarely get more than 3 hours with it turned on. AX3L's rom since 2.0.8.2 seem to have best battery life though when using Wifi, just depends on what you want most.
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