FAQ --> http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1211308

To disable market enabler, either restore your saved value or reboot the phone.

Again, have you managed to send/receive MMS BEFORE you flashed ROMs?

Just checking, cos I remember going crazy over something similar only to find out that DiGi didn't activate my 3G/GPRS.

Download Watchdog Lite from the market to see what's keeping your processor cranking away.

4G (even by the now watered down definition) is not a software upgrade, so no, the Legend and other phones that are not equipped for 4G will never support 4G.

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Added on December 23, 2010, 1:15 pmLOL, you one of the 30,000+ straight A kiddies?

This post has been edited by Cannonfodder: Dec 23 2010, 01:15 PM

30k. So many clever kids this year

Congrats on your scores. Keep it up.

God, now I feel so old.

This post has been edited by Cannonfodder: Dec 23 2010, 01:34 PM

And the sucky thing about Froyo's built-in A2SD? Widgets don't work if you move the app to external memory.

I picked the Legend for the shell and it's pocketability. I like that it's not much bigger than a MOTO Razr.

And with the new ROMs and overclocking, I'm getting satisfactory performance from it.

So Imma stick with my Legend for now

Why should I have to when the limitation is artificial?

Gingerbread isn't a significant step up for the end-user who is already using Froyo. Think of it as the 2.1 to the 2.0 Eclair.

Performance upgrades were negligible versus Froyo at same clock speeds when I tested it (not sure if they have improved, mine was a Ali Ba's earliest build).

It's even less impressive if you are using a Sense 2.2 ROM, which already has the select/copy/paste functionality more or less honed.

But the CM7 early build was already like 85-90% functional when I flashed it, so there's no real cost to having the latest & greatest.

If not gatal tangan, just wait for the final release:)

I gotta agree with andrekua and say now is the absolute worst time to buy a new(ish) phone. With the phones already announced at CES plus the boatload that will be shown at MWC next month, it's almost guaranteed you'll spot something you wish you'd waited for instead.

If can tahan, hold off on buying (although you should still sell your Legend now if you're planning to, cos value will also fall further once those phones are announced) and wait for the inevitably more powerful hardware.

I was too impatient so I went and got a Milestone to play with in the meantime

Of course, if you don't plan to drop big bucks on a new phone anyway, then yeah, the HD2 is a nice interim.

This post has been edited by Cannonfodder: Jan 20 2011, 10:13 PM

Yeah, can't agree more.

It's such a shame that HTC did such a weak job with the buttons on the Legend after giving such an amazingly gorgeous case... almost feels like they hit the budget limit after speccing the alu-unibody and Amoled screen, and then decided to cheap out on the rest.

Maybe the button suckage is intentional and part of HTC's strategy of built-in obsolescence

Keep your word when you give it.

Nobody will think more of you just because you claim to "love" your phone so much that you stood someone up, but somebody definitely will now think less of you because you did.