Hi shah25 bro,

Here is the link to Adobe Flash 10.0 :) http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.adobe.flashplayer. Or you can try searching for "Flash Player" in the Android Market.

Yes, with 2.2 you are given a choice to install apps to phone or SD, BUT there are 2 things to know.

1. The app develop must enable this feature in his app to automatically select your SD card as the saving directory. If not then you need to manual do this. Here is how:
Go to MENU/SETTINGS/APPLICATIONS/MANAGE APPLICATIONS. You will see the first tab which is "Downloaded" Tap on any of the downloaded app and you can see the "Move to SD Card" button. If it is greyed out, then you cannot do so.

2. Sometimes the reason why some developers do not give you the option to save it in SD card is because a lot of apps need to be in phone memory. i.e. widgets, system apps or anything that needs to run in the background.

BUT IF you have rooted your phone, then you can save any app to your SD Card, but you will risk screwing up your phone. :)

Money
Thanks bro. U da man.
At the moment I wish to stay stock. Takut to root my phone.

No worries bro. Anytime.

Dont worry about rooting. It isnt as scary as it sounds. Think of it as a speed de-limiter. Stock 200km/h. Root - 350km/h :)

dah, nama aku lak naik...
thinking of my next h/phone...
current it htc tytn2...
apa bagus???

views on samsung galaxy sport???

after rejected apple, thinking to get desire next month
some comparison between iPhone4 & Desire

http://www.cnet.com.au/iphone-4-vs-htc-desire-339303804.htm

http://www.mobile88.com/news/read.asp?file...4-vs-HTC_Desire

Desire HD is coming out end of this year...
Anybody? 4.3" with Froyo.... heheh!

http://www.htc.com/www/product/desireHD/overview.html lawa tu...

jbjs.online
Newbie


HD or no HD?
« on: September 28, 2010, 10:46:02 PM » Quote

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I've been following the posts on this forum and feel that I should be part of this community since I'm going to get my Desire soon. I've been contemplating on jumping on board the android bandwagon and the Desire ticks the correct boxes for me. Now with the arrival of Desire HD, the question is; Should I spend my hard earned cash to buy the Desire or patiently wait for the DHD?

There are a few issues here:
1. Will I be able to get all the upgrades and improvements in DHD for the Desire?

2. Minus the screen size, which screen is better?

3. Future update... can the Desire it go beyond Froyo?

Help me decide or just humor me.



XSaenen
Administrator
Hero Member


Re: HD or no HD?
« Reply #1 on: September 28, 2010, 11:08:38 PM » Quote

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Humor you? Ok.

A guy walks into a bar, and ...

In all seriousness, the "old" Desire will most likely still get updates as it'll still be one of the most powerful smartphones even after the HD hits the stores. HTC is already talking about expanding the HD's online functionality to the old model.

It's your money, so your choice really. We know the Desire's common faults, but the HD will probably have it's own issues to discover. Then again, you might regret buying the old one because the HD will always have the better camera and most likely have a bigger battery and such.

EDIT : apparently the HD has a smaller battery (1230mAh as opposed to the 1400mAh unit found in the old model). Then again, it might be more energy-efficient. Then again, it uses the same CPU as the old phone, and whenever the CPU kicks in it drains the battery pretty quickly. Still, 1230mAh should get you through the day once it's been calibrated and such.


sakai4eva
Sr. Member


Re: HD or no HD?
« Reply #2 on: Today at 12:08:42 AM » Quote

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I'll let you decide for yourself:

HTC Desire HD vs HTC Desire (according to the official website):
1. More ROM (1.5GB vs 512MB), but the point is almost moot since any custom ROM supports A2SD+, but internal memory is definitely faster, but a Class-6 card renders the argument invalid too.
2. Bigger screen. A very valid argument here, but controversial. But PPI is going to suffer since the resolution stays the same. The Desire's (estimated) PPI is 252, while the Desire HD will clock in at 217. Compare this to a 326 PPI from an iPhone 4. This means you have a bigger screen in terms of size, but the picture grain suffers. But, of course, I am all for a bigger screen size. Just keep in mind the display might not look as gorgeous...
3. More RAM. This, IMO, is totally unimportant. Android manages RAM and multi-tasking in a different way from Windows, so the benefit of more RAM is completely arguable. Go figure for 192MB of RAM...
4. 8MP camera. Well... the truth is, a Nokia N92 nearly beat my SE K850i in a camera shoot-out (both were 5MP cam-phones). The difference was that the Nokia had a Carl Zeiss lense, and the SE comes with the Sony Cyber-shot program. So... what I'm saying is that a good camera needs good software and a good lense. Sadly, HTC has incorporated neither. 8MP will definitely be better than 5mp but it is kinda hard to notice the difference on the Desire's screen (and also on most desktop computers). Also HD has 2 LED flashes... For what, I have no idea.
5. Smaller battery. This one is a killer for me. 1230mAH on the HD vs 1400mAH on the vanilla. As we all know, the Desire has a killer battery life. Also, HTC ramped up the estimated talk-time, but I don't buy a smartphone for just talking... It is possible, however, that due to a processor update, the power consumption will be lowered, but I'm not hoping for anything...
6. Possibly better processor. The Snapdragon has gone through updates, and Engadget has speculated that the newer Snapdragon in the Desire HD might be more optimized for 3D gaming and power consumption.
7. Sensor buttons vs Physical buttons.

That's about it from me... But if I were you, I'd wait for the Desire HD to come out before buying anything. The prices will drop, and you might like the extra real-estate in the HD. I was kinda p*ssed when the HD came out, but after going through the specs-sheet, I realize that it wasn't too impressive and calmed the heck down

Reference:
http://www.htc.com/www/product/desirehd/specification.html
http://www.htc.com/www/product/desire/specification.html

I'm not a tablet fan yet. But it looks cool though to have one.

more interested in galaxy tab..dunno when only sampai here......

Cool Mave. Since Papago file size is even bigger, i will get ny hands dirty with NDrive first. Will consider Papago if my Ndrive fails. Actually the Ndrive V10 (crack) was recommended to me by this dude in htcdesireforum.com by the nick of sakai4eva. A malaysian (hence the nick) and I think he's one of the mods there too. Quite knowledgeable chap I must say.

Thanks again bro.

Bro skumaran24, I'm assuming you'll be getting one of those when Maxis starts selling them? Go bro go. The desire HD has bigger internal memory. You don't have to delete the unused apps all the time like the current Desire, unless you root your phone of course. Maverick/Terion, do you guys sync your Desire to your PC? If yes, what version of HTC Sync do you use? I'm currently using the V2+. Tried using V3+ but I just couldn't sync the phone. Don't know what's wrong. I asked the HTC customer support and they told me that the latest version is not compatible with Desire yet. Funny...because the HTC website clearly says Desire can also use the latest version. Even the dude in htcdesireforum.com says he syncs his phone using the V3+...

yes bro Im keen in getting the phone once they start selling it at Maxis :)

I read in some forums that the V2 is more stable than the V3. I used to use V2 last time and didnt bother upgrading. But now i dont use any software to sync. I just use Google sync to do everything. Basically my phone has zero contacts, calendars, notes. Everything is on Google.