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This only gets you part of the way there. Icons, some menu options, the built-in browser, and I believe even the keyboard are still 'Sense-ified'.

• benhedrington 16y ago
  You are right this is about the home interface but to me that is one of the bigger disruptions. I will see what else we can switch off.
• dannyr 16y ago
  I'm surprised nobody in the hacking community has figured out a way to completely replace the HTC Sense/Motoblur/Samsung TouchWiz UI to the default Android UI.
  • nailer 16y ago
    They have - there are ROMs to do that, I've used them on my Hero. They're not very popular though as most people prefer Sense to stock Android.
    • dannyr 16y ago
      When you applied these ROMs, can you easily upgrade to any Android version?
      • nailer 16y ago
        Any version to which there's a ROM avaiable, yes. There's a 2.2 Froyo ROM coming out in the next couple of weeks that's been demonstrated on YouTube.
• bazookaaa 16y ago
  Seriously? Thank you for letting me know; I was going to get an Evo on the 4th but not after learning this. I'm glad I didn't find this out after purchasing.
  • dustingetz 16y ago
    you should try out sense, many people consider it an improvement over stock android.
    • bazookaaa 16y ago
      I have, and I hate it. Here is a good article I share the same thoughts with: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1330600 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1330600