Would you install an illegal ROM
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Would you run the risk of bricking your device to be one of the cool kids on the block? I don’t think it’s right to obtain a “cooked” ROM personally, but I know that many have no ethical dilemma with doing so. Cool Smartphone ran a little bit about a ROM for the HTC TyTN that incorporates several graphical looks from the new HTC Touch.
The “taboo” subject in Windows Mobile has to be homebrewed ROMs. Install them and they’ll invalidate your warranty, blank your data, delete your network settings, possibly brick your phone and may even make the world spin backwards. However, for those who don’t mind trying there’s several to choose from. One in particular is receiving a lot of press and is becoming quite popular – WMBlack. There’s now a dedicated website, which has the Windows Mobile 6 ROM for the HTC TyTN (Orange SPV M3100 / T-Mobile MDA Vario II etc).
WMBlack.info appear to have teamed up with 4WinMobile.com to support this, which is a tad strange considering the legal implications of the downloads and the add-ons too. As usual we’d advise against installing these ROM’s and the usual warnings still apply.
I think this has wrong move written all over it, how about you?
Source [CoolSmartPhone]
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