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Jigglywiggly, at some point, if you can't find a "stable" rom, and everything you try is just "buggy software that hardly works," maybe... just maybe...it could be user error?
I mean, I know that all of the kinks haven't been worked out of the jb builds for the skyrocket, but even they are stable. Perhaps you should just mosey back over to the Evo forum and stick with their immaculate creations, or better yet, CREATE YOUR OWN DAMN ROM that is "stable" and doesn't include "buggy software" and then share it with us poor souls here on the skyrocket forums who have yet to be enlightened by what a rom should be, instead of coming here and bashing all the work that the great group of devs here have provided for us FREE OF CHARGE.
Or, you have a third option of going back to stock ICS and dealing with all the crap that att has placed on your phone.
Whatever you do, don't come back here acting like every rom on the forum sucks, because you are wrong.
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I was reading this and couldn't help but laugh. What do you consider a stable ROM. To me if it turns on runs the apps I want, doesn't reboot, has a useable cam and you can make calls I call that stable. If you tried every ROM and its still not stable then you're probably doing it wrong or in the process you were installing ROMs you forgot to delete the one before it. No phone os is stable, even iOS isn't 100% stable and there are people there who worship it. You have an error it hides it under the rug so you don't know you're getting one.
So define what OS you want that you consider stable then you can email the devs at Google to make you one.
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So define what OS you want that you consider stable then you can email the devs at Google to make you one.
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625 posts and 5 thanks.. Hmmmmm
Sluggish? I mean, seriously, are you just trolling?
I just can't imagine cyanogenmod 9 EVER being sluggish.
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jigglywiggly
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LOL
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnQ-5uFuDtc
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nah 2 slow 4 me
feels like crap compared to iphone 5
on sean's rom I oc'd to 1 .728 ghz and 320 mhz on the gpu and 266mhz 2d clocks.
It was faster, it was like 1/2 iphone speed.
This is like 1/50th
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dolan pls
625 posts and 5 thanks
must be a bug
i hardly ever post at xda
Is it really that fun to troll because if you did all that to your phone and it still wasn't "as fast" or "faster" than the iphone 5 then i think you should just stick with the iphone 5 because you obviously don't know how to work this phone properly
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jigglywiggly
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True. We do not know what we are missing. I would highly recommend selling your skyrocket. They go for $200+
(http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=skyrocket+att&_sacat=0&_from=R40).
And use the proceed to buy iPhone5
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jigglywiggly
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And since you began posting here, so has this thread.
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jigglywiggly
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Just ignore him. We know our device is rocking with either CM9 or CM10. He is just instigating now.
Keep this thread what it is supposed to be for or I will report you to the mods.
Top works too damn hard to fill this thread with this.
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Keep this thread what it is supposed to be for or I will report you to the mods.
Top works too damn hard to fill this thread with this.
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jigglywiggly
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You're doing something wrong.
Try searching for "How to install a rom for beginners" and try to be more respectful to our developers and our community. If you can't figure out how to do it right then maybe you shouldn't flash roms at all. You really shouldn't blame your inability to do this on others.
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jigglywiggly
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dolan pls
this rom is bad compared to the stock rom
JB rom poops all of this one even though those are bad w/ battery life as well but at least they are smoother.
Stock based roms have much better battery life.
Can you define bad battery life? I'm just confused.
Bad battery life to me is my cousin's HTC Evo which gets like 4-6hours of battery life.
On a regular day I unplug my phone from the night before, get 7-8hours of sleep, only lose about 4% overnight. So starting the day 8AM I have 96% and probably don't need to charge it till 9-10PM. Thats on a regular day, check facebook, instagram, flipboard, twitter, pandora, songza, recording 5hr lectures etc... using LTE and wifi on the side.
If I use LTE and browse the web for the whole day nonstop (3-4hr screen time) I can probably get 8-10 hours. If I use LTE + Pandora + GPS + Screen on then yeah I get about 5-6hours.
Now I know phones like the new Droid Razr Maxx w/ the 3.3k mAH batteries will out do this but I don't really call this "bad" battery and to top things off this is on stock kernel. With the older CM9 I would use Badass governor and undervolt -75mV and I got a little bit better battery life there maybe 30min-1hr more.
I was actually on CM9 nightlies for a few months and never really had any problems with it, when school started I actually stopped flashing and had 2 week uptime.. (till I flashed again) so 99.9% if you're having problems then either your phone is messed or you should stick with the iPhone. :good:
No point in arguing about phones lol... like little kids.. my phone is better! no my phone! oh yeah? I can make calls!.. oh yeah I can text people and listen to music at the same time! yeahh yehhaa!
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jigglywiggly
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Battery lasts like 8 hours, and I was using it for about 2.
The phone was physically hot the whole time though.
The phone was physically hot the whole time though.
You know what's great about the gsm Galaxy Nexus forum? Nobody does useless complaining like this. I urge all (almost all) of you to look into getting a Nexus device. The forums are great as well as the device and software.
My wife has a Skyrocket. I installed cm9 because of problems with the stock software. Since doing so (correctly) the phone now lasts all day no matter how much she uses it. Its faster, no doubt due to the lighter interface and not so much due to the 1800 MHz overclock. Yes her phone is overclocked on cm9 and improved the battery life over the stock rom by a sizeable margin. If you cannot achieve the same results you need not criticize the developer. He has done his job well and he knows it. My wife and I know it too.
Good luck in your endeavors gentlemen.
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My wife has a Skyrocket. I installed cm9 because of problems with the stock software. Since doing so (correctly) the phone now lasts all day no matter how much she uses it. Its faster, no doubt due to the lighter interface and not so much due to the 1800 MHz overclock. Yes her phone is overclocked on cm9 and improved the battery life over the stock rom by a sizeable margin. If you cannot achieve the same results you need not criticize the developer. He has done his job well and he knows it. My wife and I know it too.
Good luck in your endeavors gentlemen.
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