i did'nt ask for a dual core implement or 32 finger multi touch i just asked for a precise dual touch which SE Fails to provide me with!
Me tooooooooooooooo
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i did'nt ask for a dual core implement or 32 finger multi touch i just asked for a precise dual touch which SE Fails to provide me with!
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=766569I thought this new GB will include the support proxy setting. I have seen in some ROM I forget which one it was that have the proxy setting in it.
I know, this is sad, for lots of school, and corporate that have proxy server, most android phone/tablet are not able to connect to the net. This is a big thing if the android want to get to some of corporate and the education sectors of the market.
I hope the DEV would do something that could enable this proxy feature.
Since day one that I have the X10, I have been disappointed with the lack of this feature.
Not to mention that it also lack of the Cisco IPSEC VPN setting as well.
Also, the in call volume is too low, sometimes I just hang up whenever I get a call outdoors.
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Agreed! It's alot better though on Cobratos MIUI rom with zKernel.
Btw, anyone noticed bad sound quality when using AUX output to car stereo?
Atleast compared to my firends Desire it's pretty bad/low. Haven't tried the xLoud yet, maybe that will fix the problem.
I guess a precise dual touch would be great. I would like to play Pro Evolution Soccer without problems on my Xperia =D
i'd like to play brother in arms online... without precise dualtouch it's just unfair
Why not 1080p video recording? It is essential and achievable.
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It's much more complex that it seems.I think the problem is and always has been having a developer who can write the drivers. Until then, I don't think it matters.
It's much more complex that it seems.
Not even OEMs (SE, HTC, Motorola, you name it) write the device drivers for themselves.
Most of the source is provided by the hardware manufacturer (qualcomm, atheros, broadcom) - and a huge part of it is under NDA (non-disclosure agreement).
Without the thorough documentation and source code examples, it's highly unlikely to write any device driver by your own
Obviously, you could try to reverse-engineer stuff, but it's a "rocket science", even for experienced developers/companies.
Cheers,
z