[REF]**THE Most recent XDAndroid builds**

Search This thread

mfsr98

Senior Member
Nov 26, 2011
1,231
291
Porto
**The most recent XDAndroid builds**​


As the title says, here will be posted the most recent ROMs for our Windows Mobile devices.
I am making this thread, so it's easy to find all the recent builds, and to help dev's to share their work ;)
Don't forget that this is only for the most recent builds, builds like GBX0A will not be posted here!
SD ROMs:


XDAndroid GBX0C 2.3.7 Build



NAND ROMs (need developers!):



 
Last edited:

mfsr98

Senior Member
Nov 26, 2011
1,231
291
Porto
About the Builds

About the builds
FRX07.1:
Pros:
- The smoothest and fastest 'till now;
-more will be added...

Cons:
-GPS is not so good;
-Bluetooth is still very flaky;
-Audio stutters every 10 seconds: you hear "pops" and "clicks" from the speakers when playing something, there's a bad fix on the thread, check it.
-more will be added...

GBX0C:
Pros:
-GPS works better in this one;
-Being an advanced version of Android is always positive (Gingerbread 2.3.7);
-No clock drift! (at least on my blackstone);
-Great acoustic sound!
-more will be added...

Cons:
-It's the slowest one of the mencioned;
-Bluetooth is flaky also;
-more will be added...
 
Last edited:

mfsr98

Senior Member
Nov 26, 2011
1,231
291
Porto
I forgot to update this thread... I'll do it later. Thank you for reminding me.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app
 

jollmo

Senior Member
Mar 19, 2010
126
30
GBX0C:
Pros:

-GPS works better in this one;
-Being an advanced version of Android is always positive (Gingerbread 2.3.7);
-No clock drift! (at least on my blackstone);
-Great acoustic sound!
-more will be added...

Cons:
-It's the slowest one of the mencioned;
-Bluetooth is flaky also;
-more will be added...

Is GBX0C still that slow? Your latest rating is nearly a year old now and there have been updates...
 

Don.

Senior Member
Oct 19, 2006
69
1
London
Thanks for the thread mfsr98.

I need to sort out my old phone.

Any suggestions as to which is
- easiest to use
- most stable
- best radio \ phone
- decent media player
 

chan.sk

Senior Member
Dec 22, 2012
306
129
Singapore
Thanks for the thread mfsr98.

I need to sort out my old phone.
Any suggestions as to which is
- easiest to use
- most stable
- best radio \ phone
- decent media player

I had tried the NAND and Froyo ROMs from Post #1. The install instructions were simple and straightforward for me. The others were a bit complicated to install, so I avoided them.

I find that each of the ROM has some inherent shortcomings - read the posts in the relevant ROM thread.

One common peeve is the relatively short battery life (at most 24 hrs with light usage - phone calls and sms, without using wifi or agps).
Another is the microsd cannot be seen by the PC when connected by USB, so file transfer has to be done using a separate adapter.

After a couple of months of experimenting with Android and doing battery-life tests and "techniques" to extend battery-life, I decided to revert back to WinMo. Mainly because of the much longer (5-6 days of similar light usage) battery-life.

[Off-topic] I find that WM gives me what you asked for: ease of use, stable, good radio/phone (I upgraded my radio ROM to 1.17), and decent media player (TCPMP). I am presently using the 0.71 (Clean) version of this ROM. I had tried the Cookie 2.0 as well as the CHT-Android themes, but I prefer the Clean with Androkkid (freeware) to conserve memory space and have similar usability. My Home screen is attached.

The fact that the developer (HTC0017) is still updating this ROM speaks a lot for the potential longevity of this ROM. Here is the thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1719627

Hope this helps.
 

Attachments

  • HTC-WM-Androkkid.JPG
    HTC-WM-Androkkid.JPG
    13.8 KB · Views: 501

Top Liked Posts