Mine is still jerky moving from screen to screen.
I've put GDH on and that made it smoother, but still jerky compared with my Hero.
Other stuff is noticably faster - like choosing Manage Applications - list comes up superfast, and most of the functions in Astro are nice and nippy. The album is fast
I miss the HTC widgets - notably the small calendar one.
I've managed to get into recovery following Paul's instructions - Camera and Power on, then vol up and camera to see menu
I've also managed to get the Milestone recognised by ADB - had to get a driver from Motorola, and once installed, along with the sdk (must be r4 - I had to update) I got the device recognised.
I then tried adb shell and it returned $ but we need it to return a # after typing su of course. Would any of the droid update.zips help? Not the ROMs obviously, as these have different Radio etc... Just the changing of Superuser Permissions? Sure they won't or we'd have done that already, just thinking aloud
Oh and i'm pleased to say that my milestone doesn't need me to turn off the wifi in order to send mms quickly - my hero needed me to knock the wifi off before it would connect and send mms over the network. On the milestone it sends and recieves mms by automatically nipping on to the network and then off again after its done. Good.
Although I have purchased CoPilot and used it with great success on my hero, its not working on the milestone. All downloads and installs OK, but it refuses to recognise the GPS signal, even though it has a fix (as shown in the notification bar, and used perfectly well in google maps and Voice Navigation) Seems like the program isn't recognising the internal GPS. I've emailed the devs.
Have managed to get Google maps with Voice Nav working fine (using workaround on here), but its not a patch on coPilot.
My camera is OK so far I think. Certainly better than the Hero.
Anyway, I'll post my experiences as I go along, just to share with other new UK Milestone users
I've put GDH on and that made it smoother, but still jerky compared with my Hero.
Other stuff is noticably faster - like choosing Manage Applications - list comes up superfast, and most of the functions in Astro are nice and nippy. The album is fast
I miss the HTC widgets - notably the small calendar one.
I've managed to get into recovery following Paul's instructions - Camera and Power on, then vol up and camera to see menu
I've also managed to get the Milestone recognised by ADB - had to get a driver from Motorola, and once installed, along with the sdk (must be r4 - I had to update) I got the device recognised.
I then tried adb shell and it returned $ but we need it to return a # after typing su of course. Would any of the droid update.zips help? Not the ROMs obviously, as these have different Radio etc... Just the changing of Superuser Permissions? Sure they won't or we'd have done that already, just thinking aloud
Oh and i'm pleased to say that my milestone doesn't need me to turn off the wifi in order to send mms quickly - my hero needed me to knock the wifi off before it would connect and send mms over the network. On the milestone it sends and recieves mms by automatically nipping on to the network and then off again after its done. Good.
Although I have purchased CoPilot and used it with great success on my hero, its not working on the milestone. All downloads and installs OK, but it refuses to recognise the GPS signal, even though it has a fix (as shown in the notification bar, and used perfectly well in google maps and Voice Navigation) Seems like the program isn't recognising the internal GPS. I've emailed the devs.
Have managed to get Google maps with Voice Nav working fine (using workaround on here), but its not a patch on coPilot.
My camera is OK so far I think. Certainly better than the Hero.
Anyway, I'll post my experiences as I go along, just to share with other new UK Milestone users
Edited by Dayzee, 16 January 2010 - 11:13 AM.







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