Sense 3.5 and 2.11.605.19 ROM.

[circsmonky]

Any one know of a ROM that has these. my ROM hasnt been updated in a long time and i would like to get more current. i want to try the new software but theres a few aspects of sense 3.5 i like that arnt in earlier versions. any thoughts?

 

[dizzyrickyb]

I don't believe there is much difference in the way of .9 to. 19 that will make a difference. For sense 3.5 eternity is an excellent,stable rom. I was running for months with no problems. Battery life was awesome for a sense rom. You could try the. 19 radio as I've heard ppl say better reception and data speeds. But every tbolt is different. Hope this helps.

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[circsmonky]

i software version is very old, not even .9 the rom i have is from like dec i think. you got a link for eternity by chance? ill check it out

 

[dizzyrickyb]

i software version is very old, not even .9 the rom i have is from like dec i think. you got a link for eternity by chance? ill check it out

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1003891

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[RJV3]

Any one know of a ROM that has these. my ROM hasnt been updated in a long time and i would like to get more current. i want to try the new software but theres a few aspects of sense 3.5 i like that arnt in earlier versions. any thoughts?

Eternity 3.5 was a good daily driver for me, but it ended up being too laggy for my liking. Went back to liquid 3.2. I haven't found a faster rom yet.

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[circsmonky]

i have been running liquid vigor sense. though i havnt spoke to liquid in a while im not sure if he is still developing. i used to test for him.

gonna try eternity thanks for the link.

 

[defcon999]

THe problem with ".19" is that they took away the hot linking ability due to APPLE sueing HTC (and other android makers). I am using i-kream which is a very stable .19 ROM.

 

[Trentoncc24]

Can someone explain what this hyperlink function that has been removed actually does? Am I missing something, because I haven't noticed anything being removed.

 

[mrtonk]

Can someone explain what this hyperlink function that has been removed actually does? Am I missing something, because I haven't noticed anything being removed.

With that update if you click on a phone number in web page you will not be able to call it.

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[mightyfacundo]

With that update if you click on a phone number in web page you will not be able to call it.

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Also, I noticed after the update that when I would click on a link to the play store, it would take me to the web play store instead of the app on my phone, which I found annoying.

 

[Trentoncc24]

With that update if you click on a phone number in web page you will not be able to call it.

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What if you hold press it?

 

[mrtonk]

What if you hold press it?

Nope.

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[Trentoncc24]

Wonder if there will be any apps developed to remedy this.

 

[anon(394005)]

Wonder if there will be any apps developed to remedy this.

According to the article below you can modify the system/build.prop file to get the functionality back:

How to restore the functionality the Apple v HTC war has taken away [root] | Android Central

Or you can flash the previous software version 2.11.605.9 that still has the functionality in it. That's the route I took and then rooted. I haven't seen any difference in the phone's performance or network stability on the previous version compared to the newer one (2.11.605.19). IMO, I think that latest version was primarily to remove the hyperlink functionality with a few minor things thrown in.

2.11.605.9 RUU (file name: PG05IMGmr4.zip and size: 440.8 MB)
Thunderbolt Ruu's - Minus

MD5: 013cbdd3a9b28bc894631008fa2148e2

 

[recDNA]

Has motorola been forced to remove hotlink to app capability?