Time to upgrade into a Tbolt kiddies. the incredible is getting pretty old a little slow and a little dated. I would go for the Tbolt and do it up right.
You must not have your Inc rooted or you would have a complete 180 degree change in attitude.
I love my dInc, haven't rooted it, nor have gingerbread yet and don't have issues with the phone itself that requires me to upgrade. That said, I have just a couple of issues that seem to be with the OS rather than the phone - internal memory allocation, battery usage, etc
It seems that as the google market place continues to evolve, apps are being written that are better architected and taking better advantage of the system without having to root it.
Which begs the question, why would you still need to root your phone even today?
Lots of reasons. I rooted for CM7, which not only lets me get the latest version of Android, but lets me have 100% pure vanilla Android as well. Other people still root to remove bloatware, and in my humble opinion it's worth rooting just to use Adfree Android. There are some things (block ads, upgrade your version of Android, change your splachcsreen/boot animation to name a few) that you will never be able to do without root access.
And I love my Dinc, especially with CM7 installed. It's a great device, and I'll be rocking it until something much, much better (the Nexus Three/Prime) comes along.
As for rooting, I've thought about it, but among the benefits, isn't there a few drawbacks too - isn't there an issue where the camera won't do video properly (or in 720p), and a few other common functions that won't carry over? I'm hoping the forthcoming Gingerbread update solves the low on memory bug, if not, I'll be rooting...
That said, I have just a couple of issues that seem to be with the OS rather than the phone - internal memory allocation, battery usage, etc
Which begs the question, why would you still need to root your phone even today?
You answered your question in your explanation. I use CM7 with Chad's latest kernel and I can get 30 hours on a 1800 mah battery, and that's under moderate to heavy use. I'm big into geocaching and use the app from geocaching.com, which uses GPS. I grabbed one before work, two at lunch, and four on the way home, on top of work and personal emails, text messages and about three total hours on the phone. I took my phone off charge at 7am this morning, and 13.5 hours later I'm still at 75% battery.
Reading posts like this makes me want to root. Then I'll look at my 18 hours on my 2150mAh battery and think, it's not worth the trouble. Either way, DInc is the way to go for me.
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I still love my rooted INC. Rooted with Stock ROM. Super fast and not many if any bugs that I know of.
Pay no attention to Wanda... he has commitment issues and a 3 flash a day habit!
LOL
Pay no attention to Wanda... he has commitment issues and a 3 flash a day habit!
LOL
I still want to learn how to flash a rom onto the dinc...I would do cm7 since I use go launcher now....
Doesn't he look like a white lionel ritchie?