Can I flash ONLY the PDA part without touching CSC & PHONE..etc?

[Guest guy.user]

Omnia II is finally coming to Canada.

According to Samsung Canada, it's a dual band HSPA (850/1900) model w/ WinMo 6.5.

I believe the phone part will be different from the original Omnia II...

Is it safe to assume that the PDA part is completely the same?

Can still I flash it with custom ROM, but only the PDA part while leaving the PHONE part untouched?

Thanks a lot in advance!!

[Guest monyozt]

yes u can brother :D

[Guest guy.user]

yes u can brother :D

GREAT! THANKS.

Will be in the line-up on Nov 5th when they launch :P

[Guest monyozt]

ok just tell me here what version of WM 6.5 you'll get :D

[Guest GeneNZ]

Omnia II is finally coming to Canada.

According to Samsung Canada, it's a dual band HSPA (850/1900) model w/ WinMo 6.5.

I believe the phone part will be different from the original Omnia II...

Is it safe to assume that the PDA part is completely the same?

Can still I flash it with custom ROM, but only the PDA part while leaving the PHONE part untouched?

Thanks a lot in advance!!

Um, I wouldn't necessarily be so sure. If there is a Omnia 2 created specifically for the Canadian market, with a different phone part (and potentially different hardware), then the PDA part could again be different in the way it links into the baseband component etc. I could be wrong, and it could work with no issue, but I wouldn't suddenly assume that it will work. My assumption would be the same with the Verizon Omnia 2. The phone is clearly different to the international version, so I wouldn't assume the international ROM's would work on it.

Of course there's a simple way of finding out. Flash your device with the international firmware, and hope for the best. If it bricks your device, then thats a no :D.

[Guest guy.user]

Um, I wouldn't necessarily be so sure. If there is a Omnia 2 created specifically for the Canadian market, with a different phone part (and potentially different hardware), then the PDA part could again be different in the way it links into the baseband component etc. I could be wrong, and it could work with no issue, but I wouldn't suddenly assume that it will work. My assumption would be the same with the Verizon Omnia 2. The phone is clearly different to the international version, so I wouldn't assume the international ROM's would work on it.

Of course there's a simple way of finding out. Flash your device with the international firmware, and hope for the best. If it bricks your device, then thats a no :D .

ugh...thanks for the warning...

I guess I will have to wait a bit longer...