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Default Will the epic have a great dev community

Will the epic have dev community like the evo or no

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How would anyone know that......

The only way anyone would know that is in time. You will need to watch the community grow.
 
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Not sure if the EPIC 4G will have all on it's own, but I do see there is a lot of support for the Galaxy S series.. CDMA usually get less dev support than GSM devices, but that has been changing lately.

XDA used to cater mostly to HTC devices.. They have since expanded to different manufacturers.. And there is also the SDX Dev community...

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nope never. the devs are all working now for Sprint and are going to charge for their ROMs
 
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Right now, what I can see, it looks like joeykrim and noobnl and a couple of others or so are cracking away at it. Most of the "action" seems to be happening over at sdx atm.

Unless some of the devs from the other galaxy s phones come over here and share the love, I think "we" might be on our own (so to speak). I saw a few placeholders for roms in the dev section. They might be doing stuff behind the scenes too.

Now I don't have too much free time on my hands. One thing I was pondering was if someone gathered the info from the other galaxy s phones and tried to determine what, if any, might be similarities under the hood. Like was rooting different, same or similar between models? The only apparent difference seems to be the epic has flash led and hardware keyboard. I don't know how much those two things could possibly change the structure of things (hardware and software) between all the models. I suspect there will be quite a few similarities after the dust settles.
 
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Not sure if the EPIC 4G will have all on it's own, but I do see there is a lot of support for the Galaxy S series.. CDMA usually get less dev support than GSM devices, but that has been changing lately.

XDA used to cater mostly to HTC devices.. They have since expanded to different manufacturers.. And there is also the SDX Dev community...

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They problem is that the epic cant use roms from the other sgs phones like the others can because of the camera, keyboard & touchwiz changes. The drivers are not fully released so I am unsure how porting roms to the epic would work out. I think the epic cant really depend on the other sgs phones for development.
 
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How would anyone know that......

The only way anyone would know that is in time. You will need to watch the community grow.
I was asking because I was checking the other galaxy s forums and there dev support nowhere close to the evo. But u are right we will wait and see

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doubt it.. phone to fugly in my opinion.. just got back from sprint store... worse version of galaxy s ever ...
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doubt it.. phone to fugly in my opinion.. just got back from sprint store... worse version of galaxy s ever ...
I agree with you 100%. I get 27% discount from work and that still could not get me to keep the epic for more then 1 day. I cant believe all the apps\features they left out that the others sgs phones have.
 
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SDX is hard at work on it and the devs there, and some of the users/testers (me), are trying to keep both sides (XDA and SDX) informed on anything that happens on either side.

SDX is really a great community; I've been with them since I purchased my Moment. And it's only because of them that my phone was usable.

I expect that all the missing features and more will be added to the Epic before too long especially if both communities work together with no drama.

 
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