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rider
as Kratos
XDA is your best source in this regard.
I know but i want to ask to indian users, I read about paranoid android.
Xperia S or HTC Sensation
Guys i am getting HTC sensation at 24,200 and xperia s at 27,000 from ebay.
Sensation android development is quite big when compared to Xperia S at XDA.
I am confused which one should i go for??
p.s- The prices are after using 10% discount coupon.
Guys i am getting HTC sensation at 24,200 and xperia s at 27,000 from ebay.
Sensation android development is quite big when compared to Xperia S at XDA.
I am confused which one should i go for??
p.s- The prices are after using 10% discount coupon.
ajayritik
Technomancer
Guys?
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
I use this one- *play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.IQBS.android.app2sd&hl=en
Which I think should be the one you use too
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
I think both serve pretty much same purpost. but found this comment -
for unrooted devices both will do same thing. also this particular version also seems to have a paid premium version too. some items might be locked in this version.
Neo
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Use Link2sd.
Neo
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Xperia S , without a second thought. Development really doesn't matter much, believe me. Also, Stock ROM > Custom ROM in terms of stability .
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
custom rom nos will go up once the mobile is available worldwide and most likely will get official Cyanogenmod builds.
^^ And why you need to copy any .apk file to any system folder?!
AFAIK, internal memory is limited, and it's best not to fill it up, if it isn't necessary. Unless you are doing developmental stuff, I don't think you ever need to mess around with root folders.
I even think, it's not even possible to manually copy files in phone memory. I can't do it on my phone too, even when it's rooted and have installed a custom ROM.
AFAIK, internal memory is limited, and it's best not to fill it up, if it isn't necessary. Unless you are doing developmental stuff, I don't think you ever need to mess around with root folders.
I even think, it's not even possible to manually copy files in phone memory. I can't do it on my phone too, even when it's rooted and have installed a custom ROM.
tejjammy
Journeyman
For accessing system folders, you need to root.
And to root HTC One V, you need to unlock the bootloader.
I did on the second day of me buying the phone. It's quite simple but all your data may be lost. There is a thread on XDA. Refer to it for unlocking and rooting.
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
Zangetsu
I am the master of my Fate.
my doubts:
Q: If I root & unlock bootloader,will my stock ICS apps (that came default) will be removed?what backups I have to take
Q: Do I have to install ICS again after rooting?
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
^^ answer to both above question is NO.
There are no quotas in Android memory!
I use an app named, Call Recorder. Search for the same on Play.google.com. And try 2-3 apps with similar names. Cause in my experience there is not a single app which works in all devices.