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Swype beta got an update last night. It seems slightly better so far, but I haven't noticed any major changes.
Also, from their facebook pageDanish mobile phone manufacturer Lumigon has another phone Lumigon in their line up next to the T1 a. The slider model S1 which comes with Android 2.2 Froyo, and a traditional phone keypad.
High quality materials
The design of the Lumigon S1 is very high end. The materials used are not cheap, but beauty is not only skin deep, it also scores highly with specs
In addition to a 1 GHz processor, an A-GPS transmitter and an FM transmitter. Video recording in HD is possible, as well as the playback or transfer to an external device via HDMI. The camera is 5MP with a more or less useful flash light
The Wi-Fi and HSPA data standards are for a device of this class built with - as well as a USB port.
So far, the operating system used was the talk of Android 2.1 - but this is now probably detached from Android 2.2 Froyo and a custom user interface.
Source: http://www.mobilfunk-talk.de/news/24288-lumigon-s1-luxusdesign-android-handy/
At this point it seems kinda too good to be true for such a new start up company to have all this money to throw around for Bang and Olufsen and extravagant launch parties. But, it's Danish and everything that's Danish is bound to be ludicrously expensive and the object of desire for many, so hopes up. If anyone wants one, pre orders open on the 20th of September for a 20th October release..also for anyone in Denmark, release party at 8:10 on the launch date.We are pleased to announce our partnership with Bang & Olufsen ICEpower a/s which will bring their patented audio technology into our products for optimal sound quality and high power efficiency.
Must. Not. Waste. Time. Flashing. Custom. Roms. Again. Argh....
Leodroid looks pretty cool: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=768703
I guess the myraid of bugs in WinMo custom roms has meant I've developed a fear of them.
With flashing Andorid roms, it's so easy and fast with Clockwork Recovery I see no reason not to mess around with ROMs a bit! Especially if you have a NANDroid backup to restore to when everything is said and done.
I run T-Mod which uses LeoDroid as it's base and I find it very stable and easy to use. T-Mod is a rom put out for Telstra Android users.
You might also want to update the radio. Can mean up to 15-20% more speed.