- 03-09-2012, 03:25 AM
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- 03-09-2012, 09:01 AM #2
- 03-09-2012, 11:49 AM
Thread Author #3
Re: [Petition] Mission Get Gingerbread....
Im a make roms for the triumph ( I don’t think its the hackers responsiblity to bring updates to the users I think its both Motorola's and Virgin Mobile's responsiblity they made the phone) although they are an improvement over stock I feel that an update would do help alot and in my opinion stock is better then CM7 because I use the HDMI feature very often......
- 03-09-2012, 01:19 PM #4
- 03-09-2012, 02:42 PM #5
- 03-10-2012, 10:09 AM #6
Regardless of what ROMs are available, there is nothing wrong with seeing if the manufacturer/carrier will push an update. Many people would rather not void their warranty by doing any of that stuff. And many others don't have the inclination to mess with it even of they don't care about the warranty.
I'm not holding my breath, but trying can't hurt anything.Thanked by: - 03-10-2012, 09:25 PM #7
Re: [Petition] Mission Get Gingerbread....
It will be a waste of time - they are not going to do it - they will come out with a new phone before they up grade it stock.
I really like the work the Devs do - the companies try to lock you in to a locked down system - with the ROMS we get rid of bloat wear to a lean and fast system something the companies will never do.
Them putting their version of Ginger or better yet ICS on the phone would be like Microsoft saying you have to use Windows Vista on your computer -- you cannot change it -- and locking it up to keep people from changing systems unless they pay huge upgrade fees.
Freedom of choice and these great Devs have the ability to create something great.
COME ON CM9 - waiting for the Beta version. - 03-10-2012, 10:46 PM
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Re: [Petition] Mission Get Gingerbread....
well even if they did release the update i can guarantee that even if it is "locked down" us Devs will open those locks and make something everyone even Galaxy Nexus users will want for their devices just because there would be an update doesn't mean it ends there..... look at the intercept after its update Development skyrocketed that would probably happen to the Triumph aswell seeing as it is a best phone available.... and don't you think that us paying for the most expensive phone we would get the most perks? (we're their most loyal and valued customers) i wouldn't have much confidence in Virgin Mobile if they pushed us aside as if we'll just move on to a new phone that's enough to make people switch phone companies.....
*Note* Android is open source unlike those other companies we have liberty to change and modify android freelyLast edited by Mobstergunz; 03-10-2012 at 10:53 PM.
- 03-11-2012, 05:06 PM #9
Re: [Petition] Mission Get Gingerbread....
Yep plus that is what motorola and other companies want, to buy another phone not update the current ones. Its a way to make money and the percentage of people that will really know the difference of froyo and gingerbread is really small. It is really hard to get an update and even harder to ask and get one by petition.
- 03-11-2012, 06:50 PM
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- 03-11-2012, 10:45 PM #11
- 05-21-2012, 02:23 PM #12
I had my MT on the stock rom for about a day. It all worked, but the GPS target was off be at least 5 city blocks. It would take Forever to lock in. With a GB rom installed & the GPS fix I found on XDA Developers site, it all works FASTER! No complaints. My husband's OV ran ok on stock froyo but.. he needed to use his phone for business cause his boss is CHEAP!
To run all he needs, I rooted to rid it of bloat. It was still slow. Going custom GB rom improved it greatly.
My son's HTC Wildfire S is bone stock. His needs are simple so I kept it stock. What do you need your phone to do for you? ! It's a personal choice. I believe Everything gingerbread is better than froyo. I don't believe THEY are going to give it to us voluntarily.
Sent from my Triumph using Android Central Forums - 05-22-2012, 05:32 AM #13
Re: [Petition] Mission Get Gingerbread....
I'm signing because even through I ADORE CM7.2, and am excited for CM9, I would love to play around in ICS, or even get a bit of an upgrade. You are right in that we have bought the most expensive phone, and I've been with them since the month they released the Intercept! Granted I'm still paying the $25 a month price(because I am a cheapo) I would totally not mind paying the $35 a month if it meant getting an updated OS, one that competes with the "big boys".



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