goose00318
Lurker
Hello Everyone,
I am a new user and I look forward to becoming part of the community. I just bought myself an HTC One V with Cricket. I am interested in possibly doing a couple of simple mods to the device like upgrading to Jellybean, etc.
I have been google(ing) around the net about it for a while now and have been looking for a knowledgeable forum to join as well. This looks to be it!!! FYI, I looked through the stickys already and haven't found the answer to my question.
During my reading about the One V, I found out there are different versions of the device. The normal One V and the One V CDMA.
I know this is a noob question in all likelihood, but could someone fill me in on:
1) Which version my phone is or:
2) How to find out which version my phone is
Thanks!
***EDIT***
Also, I just bought a new SD card for the device and I would rather not use FAT32...what file formats do you guys like to use for a larger SD card in your One V? (I found out NTFS is not supportable so I'm not sure if XFAT or EXT4 is compatible...)
I am a new user and I look forward to becoming part of the community. I just bought myself an HTC One V with Cricket. I am interested in possibly doing a couple of simple mods to the device like upgrading to Jellybean, etc.
I have been google(ing) around the net about it for a while now and have been looking for a knowledgeable forum to join as well. This looks to be it!!! FYI, I looked through the stickys already and haven't found the answer to my question.
During my reading about the One V, I found out there are different versions of the device. The normal One V and the One V CDMA.
I know this is a noob question in all likelihood, but could someone fill me in on:
1) Which version my phone is or:
2) How to find out which version my phone is
Thanks!
***EDIT***
Also, I just bought a new SD card for the device and I would rather not use FAT32...what file formats do you guys like to use for a larger SD card in your One V? (I found out NTFS is not supportable so I'm not sure if XFAT or EXT4 is compatible...)