Guest sivaspor Posted November 23, 2009 Report Posted November 23, 2009 We have Samsung omnia Phones We want to Use Windows Monile 6.5 roms We have very clever ram makers and software developers We Trying various roms We are glad.. But... I understand nothing about these rom versions. Almost everyday we see new version numbers. Now we have... 21877, 23509, 23612 and the new guy: 28002 Which one is better... Actually... Which one is newest? Yes you make them free, we are really appreciated but. We taking risks and I think we deserve at least a little bit explanation about that this version confusing. Regards.
Guest miroalex Posted November 23, 2009 Report Posted November 23, 2009 It's interesting for me also? i asked one time but i didn't get exact explanation (just interesting nothing else)...
Guest sinancetinkaya Posted November 23, 2009 Report Posted November 23, 2009 @sivaspor These are build numbers as all computer softwares have As far as I heard, two groups of microsoft are developing wm6.5 at the same time. One group is working mainly on the system and the other group is on the interface. That's why wm6.5 has two different version numbers so far. I think after the final version, these version numbers will be one.
Guest sivaspor Posted November 23, 2009 Report Posted November 23, 2009 @sivaspor These are build numbers as all computer softwares have As far as I heard, two groups of microsoft are developing wm6.5 at the same time. One group is working mainly on the system and the other group is on the interface. That's why wm6.5 has two different version numbers so far. I think after the final version, these version numbers will be one. Thanks for explanation, It seems like Windows 7 way but there is still a few questions I have to ask. 1- 6.5.1 and 6.5.3 which one is newest? 2- I've heard a lot WM 6.5 devices are ready to sell ( Upgrade to Wm 6.5 is also available ), so if is it still in development how can that be? I know I'm curious but believe me I'm really confused about these versions :) Regards.
Guest whigga Posted November 23, 2009 Report Posted November 23, 2009 Copy pasted from other threads...: COM2, COM3 and COM5 are the different beta/release branches going on in Microsoft. COM2 is the official WM6.5 where improvements are still being made. It should be the most stable branch with classic UI mainly because it is the official WM6.5. COM3 is the branch where new things would be introduced. In another word, it is more like an experimental branch. COM4.... seems to be dead. It usually come with the enchanced version of Contact which is now incorporated in COM3. COM5 is the new one. Mostly will incorporate whatever introduced in COM3 but only the stable components. The fancier the UI the more RAM it would use because it would need to load the images required to skin the UI. So, if you are concern of available RAM, you should use only classic today components. Other than that titanium is the best in term of RAM usage (with no custom plug-in). 23509 - COM5 21609 - HTC 23088 - COM3 23612 - COM3 28002 - WMD Now what does that (COM) mean: 212xx = AKU1, all builds leading up to and including WM 6.5 213xx = MOT motorola 214xx = forget 215xx = SAM samsung 216xx = HTC htc 217xx = COM1, continuing dev of 6.5.0.1 - 6.5.0.40 218xx = COM2, continuing dev of 6.5.0.50 219xx = MD, feature branch (unstable features are added here, backported to 218xx (this tree is based on COM1, so older base os code, but the UX code is newer) 22xxx = SEMC sony ericsson 230xx = COM3, continuing development 234xx = COM4 236xx = LG Electronics 280xx = came from WMD branch, maybe it stands for Windows Mobile Developer..(?) The UI is the same with COM3, COM4 and COM5. The difference as far as i'm using it, is that it's faster and better memory usage
Guest sivaspor Posted November 26, 2009 Report Posted November 26, 2009 Copy pasted from other threads...: COM2, COM3 and COM5 are the different beta/release branches going on in Microsoft. COM2 is the official WM6.5 where improvements are still being made. It should be the most stable branch with classic UI mainly because it is the official WM6.5. COM3 is the branch where new things would be introduced. In another word, it is more like an experimental branch. COM4.... seems to be dead. It usually come with the enchanced version of Contact which is now incorporated in COM3. COM5 is the new one. Mostly will incorporate whatever introduced in COM3 but only the stable components. The fancier the UI the more RAM it would use because it would need to load the images required to skin the UI. So, if you are concern of available RAM, you should use only classic today components. Other than that titanium is the best in term of RAM usage (with no custom plug-in). 23509 - COM5 21609 - HTC 23088 - COM3 23612 - COM3 28002 - WMD Now what does that (COM) mean: 212xx = AKU1, all builds leading up to and including WM 6.5 213xx = MOT motorola 214xx = forget 215xx = SAM samsung 216xx = HTC htc 217xx = COM1, continuing dev of 6.5.0.1 - 6.5.0.40 218xx = COM2, continuing dev of 6.5.0.50 219xx = MD, feature branch (unstable features are added here, backported to 218xx (this tree is based on COM1, so older base os code, but the UX code is newer) 22xxx = SEMC sony ericsson 230xx = COM3, continuing development 234xx = COM4 236xx = LG Electronics 280xx = came from WMD branch, maybe it stands for Windows Mobile Developer..(?) The UI is the same with COM3, COM4 and COM5. The difference as far as i'm using it, is that it's faster and better memory usage Thanks for this. So, new series are 23xxx and 25xxx and 28xxx is alpha kind? Whatever. I hope retail branch will release soon. Regards.
Guest whigga Posted November 27, 2009 Report Posted November 27, 2009 Read also: This and this In any case 28xxx is defenitely the newest. Hope this helps.
Guest sivaspor Posted November 28, 2009 Report Posted November 28, 2009 Read also: This and this In any case 28xxx is defenitely the newest. Hope this helps. Thanks again dude. Was that exactly helpful.
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