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There's no prepackaged radio mate, 3G and whatever other network you're receiving should work absolutely fine. But there's no differential between the icons for 3G and 3.5G (HSDPA).What radio is this using, also is 3G and HSDCPACPDTDGSA working?
Yes mate, built from the latest AOSP repo.
No mate, video recording isn't working. As for FM, there is no application installed for it.
See a few posts up, I attached a screen. Apart from the about screen, it's the same as any other Froyo rom.
Download the zip to your SDCard, boot into your preferred recovery menu (I use ClockWork) and then install the zip.
display drains 53% of the battery
I've had that on all FroYo ROMs I tried, still battery life on FroYo on average is much better. Maybe they changed the way battery use is calculated or something?
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1the idea of this rom is to be stock, standard and clean android. not to have hacks because people like the look of other elements.
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I did notice a drop in battery live. With a previous release I had about 1% per 2 hour drop, now I have just over 1% per hour. Same config as before. Although it might as well be some program running in the background using to much power.
Sent from my HTC Desire using XDA App1How to set Autobrightness
Since some folks requested it, I thought I'd explain what I did:
The autobrightness settings are under Settings->OpenDesire Settings->User Interface->Automatic Backlight.
"Light sensor filter" -> Disabled
Under "Light levels":
-> Use custom -> Enabled
-> Screen dim level -> Set to 10
-> Allow light decrease -> Enabled
Now for the fun part, the settings under "Edit other levels...":
(see attachment)
At the top of that screen is the light level currently being reported by the sensor (the raw one). The light sensor is at the top of the screen underneath the black bezel, just to the left of the HTC logo. Move you hand over it to make the light change and see what readings you get. With my phone, my sensor reports only 7 discreet values. Those values (for me) are 10, 225, 320, 640, 1280, 2600 and 10240.
So I set the number of levels to 7 and used those values as the "Lower" boundaries. Next, I set the screen brightness I want for each of those levels. I used increments of roughly 45 to give fairly even steps. Notice also that I set "buttons" to 0 for all levels so that the key backlight is always off.
That's it, in a nutshell.
