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Yeah I see I had to long press the icons. Thanks for the info. Props on your customs some of the best I've seen.
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EDIT*Originally Posted by BlazeKicks
why dose windows phones have netflix before android?
Android isnt secure enough for netflix as a company. Only the newer phones that come out this year will be able to use the netflix application. (although im sure someone on XDA or other app developers will allow for it to be used on other phones)
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EDIT*Originally Posted by BlazeKicks
why dose windows phones have netflix before android?
Android isnt secure enough for netflix as a company. Only the newer phones that come out this year will be able to use the netflix application. (although im sure someone on XDA or other app developers will allow for it to be used on other phones)
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snaptax in market is giving 10$ amazon credit if you fill the survey
takes a few times to get the survey to pop so you might have to reinstall a few times
takes a few times to get the survey to pop so you might have to reinstall a few times
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snaptax in market is giving 10$ amazon credit if you fill the survey
takes a few times to get the survey to pop so you might have to reinstall a few times
takes a few times to get the survey to pop so you might have to reinstall a few times
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This is kind of off topic, but can anyone who has an Evo recommend an armband for the gym? I've been looking online but all the ones I've found have mixed reviews.
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This is kind of off topic, but can anyone who has an Evo recommend an armband for the gym? I've been looking online but all the ones I've found have mixed reviews.
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double
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i need one also. I just sit it on the treadmill and take it off when i start lifting
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i need one also. I just sit it on the treadmill and take it off when i start lifting
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thanks bro
Currently running Salvage ROM, doing well so far. I'm happy
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thanks bro
Currently running Salvage ROM, doing well so far. I'm happy
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For the T-Mobile heads...
4/20 is looking like a strong possibility.
4/20 is looking like a strong possibility.
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For the T-Mobile heads...
4/20 is looking like a strong possibility.
4/20 is looking like a strong possibility.
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HTC Thunderbolt OC to 2GHZ
The user said it was stable at 1.9 so being stable at 2.0 isn't too farfetched. These new Snapdragons chips are no ******** joke. I can only imagine what that Evo 3D will do in terms of performance!
The user said it was stable at 1.9 so being stable at 2.0 isn't too farfetched. These new Snapdragons chips are no ******** joke. I can only imagine what that Evo 3D will do in terms of performance!
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HTC Thunderbolt OC to 2GHZ
The user said it was stable at 1.9 so being stable at 2.0 isn't too farfetched. These new Snapdragons chips are no ******** joke. I can only imagine what that Evo 3D will do in terms of performance!
The user said it was stable at 1.9 so being stable at 2.0 isn't too farfetched. These new Snapdragons chips are no ******** joke. I can only imagine what that Evo 3D will do in terms of performance!
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not tech savvy at all so what do these numbers mean exactly?Originally Posted by NostrandAve68
HTC Thunderbolt OC to 2GHZ
The user said it was stable at 1.9 so being stable at 2.0 isn't too farfetched. These new Snapdragons chips are no ******** joke. I can only imagine what that Evo 3D will do in terms of performance!
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not tech savvy at all so what do these numbers mean exactly?Originally Posted by NostrandAve68
HTC Thunderbolt OC to 2GHZ
The user said it was stable at 1.9 so being stable at 2.0 isn't too farfetched. These new Snapdragons chips are no ******** joke. I can only imagine what that Evo 3D will do in terms of performance!
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that means its fast as !*!#
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that means its fast as !*!#
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Basically the Thurderbolt came equipped with a 1Ghz processor that 1Ghz represents the "approved" speed the CPU performs at. Overclocking simply moves the processor speed above the "approved" # [1Ghz] so in this case 2Ghz, simply put increasing the processor speed by an additional 1Ghz which will greatly increase performance, making your phone perform instructions at a snappier speed. 2Ghz is very impressive on a smartphone, my 09 MacBook has a 2Ghz processor even though its not the same as a smartphone running at 2Ghz since depends on dual/single core BUS speed and etc but just to put that 2Ghz into perspective.Originally Posted by 504 D1 Prospect
not tech savvy at all so what do these numbers mean exactly?Originally Posted by NostrandAve68
HTC Thunderbolt OC to 2GHZ
The user said it was stable at 1.9 so being stable at 2.0 isn't too farfetched. These new Snapdragons chips are no ******** joke. I can only imagine what that Evo 3D will do in terms of performance!
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What's the point though? Besides frying your processor and bad battery life.
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Basically the Thurderbolt came equipped with a 1Ghz processor that 1Ghz represents the "approved" speed the CPU performs at. Overclocking simply moves the processor speed above the "approved" # [1Ghz] so in this case 2Ghz, simply put increasing the processor speed by an additional 1Ghz which will greatly increase performance, making your phone perform instructions at a snappier speed. 2Ghz is very impressive on a smartphone, my 09 MacBook has a 2Ghz processor even though its not the same as a smartphone running at 2Ghz since depends on dual/single core BUS speed and etc but just to put that 2Ghz into perspective.Originally Posted by 504 D1 Prospect
not tech savvy at all so what do these numbers mean exactly?Originally Posted by NostrandAve68
HTC Thunderbolt OC to 2GHZ
The user said it was stable at 1.9 so being stable at 2.0 isn't too farfetched. These new Snapdragons chips are no ******** joke. I can only imagine what that Evo 3D will do in terms of performance!
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What's the point though? Besides frying your processor and bad battery life.
