My NITDroid always been smooth.Modified kaw2.Some part of modification is against Android license

No idea about auto installer.Been using manual installer for a long time already.

Some people complain about worse battery life with kernel power v48.Mine been ok from the beta kernel.
Also a lot people keep complaining that installing something new always mess up their OS.I've above average hacking in my phone OS & yet everytime I make some changes I seldom have any errors.
My suggestion is go through any guide available before testing/installing anything.

Testing modRana now.Decent GPS application but the UI is no match for OVI/Sygic.

Been following SGS II thread for few days now.
One big difference between SGS II & N900 hardcore users are SGS II users mostly just playing mix & match between custom rom & kernel to get best battery life.While N900 users tend to hack every single single from kernel,os,applications to the core.

Also lack of almighty Maemo flasher like tools for Android is definitely a minus point for Android.

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Aug 26 2011, 03:06 PM

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Battery life pretty much suck.Even my friend who owns SGS II don't recommend me SGS II if I want a phone with good battery life.
If I eneded up with SGS II most probably I'll get external battery pack.

Since the SGS II is very slim you can just attach external battery case.Won't increase the size much.

The battery life is ok for Android device but far cry from iPhone's battery life.

When I went to Sabah 2 weeks ago,I sort of made battery test.
Both my sister & me fully charged our phones at morning every day during our stay.Listened to songs on the way to the locations,took some pictures,record some videos,some sms & calls & browse internet (yes,there's EDGE service in some jungle area near the mountain parts)
By the night we return my phone normally will have red led while my sisters iPhone will still have 20-25% battery left.
Android devices battery life isn't way better than N900.

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Aug 26 2011, 08:16 PM

Of course standby Android phone's battery life is better.My ultra hacked N900 can make it 3 days + with mild usage.

The trouble come when using 3G/Wifi to browse.SGS II last around 4 1/2 hours +.My N900 can make it 3 hours +
Only 1 1/2 hours difference?
I expected more from the best SOC on the planet.

There's only 1 way to make conclusively test whether the bad battery consumption is caused by Android or not & that is by installing iOS.
But the chances of Samsung getting iOS codes & run it on their device is as close as the chance of me becoming the best football player on planet.

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Aug 26 2011, 09:45 PM

As i pointed out IMO the downside of SGS II is the battery.Other than that I'm impressed with the overall SGS II package.Trust me this is a high praise since I don't normally say this.

The great support part (both from Samsung & Android Community) is another good reason to move to the grey side.

But you have to admit Maemo is still bit special compared to SGS II.You can't do stuff like aircracking with other devices.

Offer me a good price for this piece of gem - [WTS] Nokia N900

For sure I will still be here

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Aug 30 2011, 09:24 AM

1st of all you need to use power kernel v45 or later.

Why don't you just create a ad hoc from your laptop & connect your phone to it?
LAN is useful times but I don't recommend you to use it as primary method of connecting a phone/tablet to internet

You stuck in which step?

Tried toothpicks?
I sometimes used that for drawing.Because of the sharp edge normally your drawing will have more "detail"

If you're using thin SP then it may be scratched.
Anyway toothpicks aren't that sharp

For sure you can use whatever thing that suit you the most.
For resistive screen anything sharp is preferable.
For capacitive screen some blokes use sosej as makeshift stylus.

http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2...-sausage-stylus

HTC Flyer can do the same thing

Curious...curious...
Searching for the changelog now

Found it

0.2010.36-2maemo16 * Qt upgraded to 4.7.4 (thanks to freemangordon for fixing compilation bugs).
* hildon-desktop portrait mode support (thanks to arcean for patches).
* Offline IMAP support in email client.
* Portrait mode in calculator rewrite (thanks to Pali).
* Geotagging precision bug fixed
* Bug 12135 fixed.
* Camera app suspends when screen is locked, saving battery life.
* Camera app no longer opens up when screen is locked and the camera button is pressed.
* hildon-home updated with two sets of wallpapers for portrait mode.
* Vertical scrolling in hildon-desktop
* Bug 6584 fixed: GPS geotagged pictures truncate precision of GPS reading (0 decimal places)
* QtQuickCompat nulled, included in Qt 4.7.4
* osso-pdf-viewer bugs introduced in last update fixed.
* Landscape dialogs rotate properly in portrait mode.
* File manager "Save as" fixed (thanks to freemangordon). Mohammad Abu-Garbeyyeh 2011-09-06 20:33 UTC

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Sep 7 2011, 08:24 PM

Seriously RM850 for this?
You could have get better 2nd hand N900 with this price.
Even my heavily utilized N900 barely have any scratch.

Vertical scrolling is kinda useless. The regular horizontal scrolling is good enough.

Potrait mode is pretty much done deal & it's good.Now just left some apps to support potrait.Some of the program might need some part rewrite of code.A complete potrait VKB is the main thing missing now.

I still haven't update my phone to new CSSU.My shitmix has been down since yesterday.Need it to work before I can update the phone.

Editing mce file? Some users ended up without keyboard backlight because of mistake while modifying that file

vertical scrolling is weird....

At night now? Chance for me to attend is even more lower.

Anyone from Malacca/Johor going to the meeting?

Also I won't say no for those who can fetch me from TBS to Wings Musicafe

This post has been edited by super_evil_alien: Sep 13 2011, 05:37 PM