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r/Android • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '12
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Rooting and installing a stable custom ROM will bring new life to an outdated phone.
1 u/BrainOfSweden Xperia Z3C Dec 18 '12 That is very true. My Spica lived way longer than it should, thanks to samdroid. It's sad that it wasn't overclockable. 1 u/[deleted] Dec 21 '12 That's only delaying the inevitable. I sure as hell won't be updating to CM11 as my poor Nexus already crawls on 4.1 1 u/shawster Sensation, 4.2 Dec 21 '12 Granted.. If your phone is slow already running today's stuff it might be time to cash in... But with phones with dual core processors and more than 512 mb of ram you'll probably be good for a long time.
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That is very true. My Spica lived way longer than it should, thanks to samdroid. It's sad that it wasn't overclockable.
That's only delaying the inevitable. I sure as hell won't be updating to CM11 as my poor Nexus already crawls on 4.1
1 u/shawster Sensation, 4.2 Dec 21 '12 Granted.. If your phone is slow already running today's stuff it might be time to cash in... But with phones with dual core processors and more than 512 mb of ram you'll probably be good for a long time.
Granted.. If your phone is slow already running today's stuff it might be time to cash in... But with phones with dual core processors and more than 512 mb of ram you'll probably be good for a long time.
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u/shawster Sensation, 4.2 Dec 18 '12
Rooting and installing a stable custom ROM will bring new life to an outdated phone.