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I hear you, but I don't want to kill my warranty & I'm not particularly interested in spending a lot of time following a 35-step process to add functionality to
by valgaze 15y ago
I hear you, but I don't want to kill my warranty & I'm not particularly interested in spending a lot of time following a 35-step process to add functionality to a silly mobile phone.
All I want to do is to very quickly get it to work well and look nice and be done with it... THEN maybe I get to use the damn thing to talk to my friends =)
- sandGorgon 15y agotrue - unfortunately, if bloatware doesnt get you, then forced obsolescence will (no ice cream for you !) sooner or later, you will have to get on the open source bandwagon... and Cyanogenmod is where its at.
- bad_user 15y agoWhich is the reason my next phone will be a Google Galaxy Nexus, or whatever official phone Google will release next. I have a Galaxy S (1) and I'm still on Froyo, even though the Gingerbread upgrade should have been available for me, but isn't.