The HTC HD2, manufactured by HTC, is the first smartphone with a 4.3 inches touchscreen, and the first Windows Mobile phone with capacitive multi-touch capabilities.
Released with Windows Mobile 6.5 in September 2009, it's a long-lasting smartphone on the market, due to the large amounts of modded ROM and Operating Systems made available by third part developers for it.
Joooid app has been updated. Testing the update right now, and everything seems to work fine. I read the comments and ratings before updating... It was curiose to see one star, five stars, and almost nothing in the middle.
These days news are plenty of articles discussing Apple vs Android. Apple fans sticks on their positions while newly arrived Android supporters throw articles and articles about Android supremacy over stagnant IOS evolution. I have my personal opinion regarding Apple/Android. That's a recent story that will explain my feelings.
Looking at SGS3 ROM's at XDA Developers, I noticed some screenshots that caught my attention - it was Paranoid Android, and it was showing some an attractive controls to replace the standard home/back/menu buttons.
It's some months I stopped seeing the list of my installed apps in Android Market. All apps are still listed in the web page, but the Market app just display that my apps will appear there as soon as I'll install some. I already installed many, and nothing there!
Googling around (some weeks ago) I found there were many users with the same problem, everyone adding their penny to identify the cause of that: using two devices with the same Google account (why not?!!), using modded ROMs (geeeeez!), installing this particular app...
In the last days I was in need to connect to the company network to do "some regulations" (... like Garrus ;) ), and my OpenVPN connection was not working. I tried from my HD2 and I had no problems, so I did my job from there (complaining about having the smaller screen), repromising to myself that as soon as possible I'll had to fix it. Today was time to do, but it was not so easy as I though.
The hardware is a Galaxy Tab 7 (GT-P1000), with a custom rom based on Cyanogen 7.1 (kernel 2.6.35.7, Mod version CyanogenMod-7.1.0-GalaxyTab-KANG bringing Android 2.3.7, thanks to Technomancer).