check my sig if you want to try Amon_RA.

if u dun have amonra... u can create using RomManager
else u can flash amon ra into ur phone..
if wanna flash amon ra into ur phone.. pls refer to cynox post...
but i forgot which page zo.. haa

Any Desire CyanogenMod6 users here? Any report on the battery life?

Reason I'm asking is on HTC Legend I observe 0% battery reduction since unplugging it 3 hours ago. I don't know it's fake indication or what, will observe it for longer but if it's a real battery saver, I would go for it on Desire

Hmm, but I rooted mine with unrevoked3 beta as I had FOTA. So I'm not sure if the unrevoked on your guide will work in my case..Sorry I'm a newbie

EDit: ok I figured it out. Thanks bro Cynox!

This post has been edited by nick67: Sep 14 2010, 12:06 PM

hi there, i just got my desire yesterday. am quite new with android, so can anyone take the time to explain to me the terms and all that stuff? thanks

So the test result for amoled vs slcd is out... amoled is the winner in battery department. Which means that the slcd version will have shorter battery life... and I thought that my desire battery life already quite low...
Edit:
Can read the whole thing in engadget...

This post has been edited by limjonyee: Sep 14 2010, 12:17 PM

haha.... you think everyone here is so free? why not you take the time to do your own research.

No offence but google is so convenient now - do read it up yourself.

First and foremost, read the FAQ put up by our dear friend, Mr. Mike Lee at the first post. It is a good start for newbie.

Secondly, read your user guide. Learn the basic from there.

Welcome Please take some time to read the first page of the thread. There's some very useful information for new owners

hey guys, any news on froyo can be root now or later?

Anyone using 3rd Party Battery like Momax or Sun Global or Mugen Battery?

How's the performance? Better than ori HTC?

http://www.engadget.com/2010/09/13/spot-th...-versus-amoled/

Though that SLCD was better in battery saving, it is actually the AMOLED wins in terms of battery performance.

its a hard comparison btw, AMOLED is more friendly with blacks to batterysave, works well with htc sense.. SLCD native phones have light coloured background and ui to save up power from showing colours.. When we are talking about daily usage, it really depends on what apps u use, how u customize the colours and also web browsing which uses a lot of white indeed compared to blacks..

video playback, games, htc sense ui navigation = amoled friendly
web browsing, certain apps with which backgrounds = SLCD friendly

the former test on batterylife tested on top notch android smartphones showed that SLCD shines and that test and performed by continuous web browsing.. SLCD beats AMOLED and Super AMOLED roughly by 3 extra hours..

http://blog.laptopmag.com/android-battery-...-handsets-trail

Perhaps for HTC Desire and HTC Sense phones, amoled should be better for its UI colours n such.. the GalaxyS itself has a very dark high contrast colours on its UI with less white indeed u will see, purposely designed for power efficiency on super amoled

This post has been edited by pluginbaby: Sep 14 2010, 01:37 PM

How do I know how much space I have left on my ext3?

use quick system info app.. its free from the market.. it will show A2SD status

Hmm, I partitioned 1GB of ext3, thinking I could fully utilize the space. But somehow I after installing apps, I only used 200MB of ext3 and 100MB of internal storage. I'm left with about 50MB of internal and 650MB of ext3. Does this mean when I ran out of internal memory, the rest of my ext3 memory will be useless?

Basically Yes.

It is really depends on what apps you installed (How much space it going to utilize on internal), i also have 1GB ext3, currently left 500MB++ on ext3 and 60MB on internal. I expect by the time I used up till 20MB space on internal I might still have at least 200MB on ext3.

I am using a 16GB SD card so it doesnt matter to partitioned ext3 to 1GB instead of 512MB. I just dont want to end up in a situation that the ext3 is full but still have space on internal, then i would need to re-partition again just to install more apps, re-partition will wipe all data on ext3.

Thanks for the explanation. I understand now

I'm only using 8GB so yeah

same problem face by me...still cant update to froyo...

Have tried call HTC ?

Guys, need help,

I have prepare my goldcard try to downgrade HBOOT 0.9x to 0.8X.
Have follow all step on this side http://www.android-tutorials.org/dev/?page_id=78
end up it say Main version is older!
update fail!

really out of my mind to think what is the next solution..
anyone manage to solve this issues???