[lawman]

Per the bosses, we should start using the wiki more - we pandiginuts have been really bad about that. They would like us to put a lot of what we've been talking about on the wiki. That includes newbie guides, how to guides, physical mods, etc. That way we can refer noobs just to the wiki without putting the same info in thread after thread, or having to search the forum for the most recent thread to answer a particular question. If you guys could help with that, I would be happy. Particularly since it looks like we lost our wiki mod to the archos 5.

 

[zsmomma]

Is there a possibility that this wiki can include pluses or minuses of each update (anecdotal or otherwise)? For example, apps that used to work in one update, but not in a later update or vise versa? At least then all the conflicting information about whether the PDN is snappier or slower than molasses would all be one place.(I'd even offer to collate that information...)

 

[lawman]

I don't see why not, but that's going to change with each update. Why don't you start an "update history" thread... then you can edit the first post each time a new update comes out, and people can jabber away below that.

 

[clockworx]

For release N:Some users say N is faster than N-1Some users say N is slower than N-1, and will be sticking with N-1 until N+1 comes outRepeat for all N

 

[zsmomma]

hmmm...okay, how about for compatibility of apps then.if n=<date1, then x,y,z apps functionalunless M&N hacks applied, then n = date2, date3worthwhile?

 

[clockworx]

I think your idea is good regardless, I was just commenting on the divided nature of opinion on each firmware

 

[Mark Adams]

On it with the noob instructions.

 

[aludal]

[quote name='clockworx;47460]For release [URL=N:Some]N:Some[/URL] users say N is faster than N-1Some users say N is slower than N-1' date=' and will be sticking with N-1 until N+1 comes outRepeat for all N [IMG]http://www.slatedroid.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smiley.gif[/IMG][/QUOTE']I second that very opinion -- we just don't have good benchmarks that matter more than some subjective estimates multiplied by an inability to clear tons of background crap. So, the conditioned, metered UI/video/3D games smoothness benchmarks, where are they for Android 2.x, to tell how good (if ever) is 7/24 compared to 8/06 or or 8/20?