Want to try the latest HTC Sense 3.5? HTC Bliss ROM for HTC HD2 is the one that you need then. It is based on Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread and using Raf 1.9GB Kernel. As usual, the graphics glitches issue was fixed thanks to haldric. Does its performance better than HTC Sense 3.0? Let’s find out…
Want clean, fast, light and latest Android ROM for Samsung Galaxy S II? Then you should try DevNull ROM from XDA Developer, AdamG. It is based on Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread (GRJ90) from Android Open Source Project (AOSP). And using Linux kernel v2.6.35.7, rooted, added Superuser and BusyBox. Besides, he also added few features like advanced power menu with reboot and screenshot options, enhanced auto backlight mod, SIP calling over 3G…
Yeah… We have official Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread firmware for Samsung Galaxy S II finally. XXKI3 firmware is the latest official leak Samsung Galaxy S2 firmware. And DarkyROM2 is the first custom firmware that I tried based on XXKI3. I read that stock XXKI3 firmware can easily pass 4,000 Quadrant score. Custom firmware should be better, right? Let’s find out…
Anyone want to try Xperia Arc Launcher 2.0? XDA Developer, Slither2006 created Xperia Arc Launcher 2.0 with corners (and without corners) that will work on Android phones with 800×480 and 854×480 screen resolution. Personally, I prefer the normal Xperia Arc Launcher 2.0 (without corners). So I give it a try on my HTC HD2. Besides launcher, there are Photo, Media Shortcuts, Digital Clock, Status Switch and Toggle widgets to play around too.
Experience dynamic augmented reality driving and real-time collision detection with iOnRoad for Android. I like the concept of iOnRoad. It combines machine vision algorithms with smartphone features to provide you with ongoing and objective skill feedback for better driving decisions. It calculates the time gap and collision potential with other vehicles and warns of high risk events. See the video below to find out more…
