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Kelmar
Done by choice
There were a few threads here covering that exact question, I would suggest a search rather than redundancy.hehe...
Welcome to the HERO, disregard all the naysayers, it's a GREAT handset. Enjoy!
HAppy TRails!
+1
Check the stickies at the top of the forum, there is a LOT of useful information there.
Don't know how I missed this thread earlier today
ccapasso
Android Expert
Slacker!...........................
j/k
Welcome to the Hero Forums Hartzy34. As already stated, there are several stickies that you should read. If interested in rooting, head over to that section (apparently I live there, or so I've been told).
Kelmar
Done by choice
Slacker!...........................
j/k
Welcome to the Hero Forums Hartzy34. As already stated, there are several stickies that you should read. If interested in rooting, head over to that section (apparently I live there, or so I've been told).
*points*
Go back to your cave!
ccapasso
Android Expert
*points*
Go back to your cave!
But, but, but I just wanted to breath some "Fresh" air
. They never let me out of the root section and this was like a breath of "Fresh" air. .***Scurries back to cave***
MrDangerous
Android Enthusiast
There's an "everything you need to know about your ERIS" thread over in the HTC Droid Eris section that can apply to the Hero. The Sprint Hero and the Droid Eris are sort of like Camaro and a Firebird, the same thing under the hood but different bodies.
http://androidforums.com/htc-droid-eris/53708-everything-you-need-know-about-your-htc-eris.html
The physical differences are the Hero has buttons on the metal and, the Eris has touch buttons on the glass. And that you shouldn't try to flash a Hero rom into an Eris or Eris rom into a Hero (except for the Radio firmware) but that's all high-tech stuff that you probably won't have to mess with.
http://androidforums.com/htc-droid-eris/53708-everything-you-need-know-about-your-htc-eris.html
The physical differences are the Hero has buttons on the metal and, the Eris has touch buttons on the glass. And that you shouldn't try to flash a Hero rom into an Eris or Eris rom into a Hero (except for the Radio firmware) but that's all high-tech stuff that you probably won't have to mess with.
Kelmar
Done by choice
Lol, nah, we are the helpful bunch! Do you have any questions about anything you've already read up on?
ccapasso
Android Expert
***Sneaks out of Cave while Kelmar isn't looking***
Yes, "we" are all a helpful bunch here. Everyone with the exception of that Kelmar person
.j/k
***Running back to Cave***
