[walibaa]

Got a used 9900 for 400 usd 5months sim free,lemme knw wat os is best for it? What all apps r must have n hw to make battery last longer? And is dat a good price?

[infinus]

check out...
http://forums.crackberry.com/blackbe...unicom-726174/

or

http://forums.crackberry.com/blackbe...ellcom-716983/

[Kimberly Boals]

I highly recommend OS 7.1.0.318 official from Docomo Japan. Just search "Docomo Japan" in the search here on Crackberry. I get great battery life with no special apps needed. My battery is at 54% right now at 10:49 PM as I type this, and I took it off the charger at 10:30 AM! It is also very fast and smooth and I have not experienced any bugs. I have tried all the 7.1 OSes and this one has worked the best for me.

[walibaa]

Its updated with .428 is dat good?does it have any bugs? Or batt drain issues?

[ste1164]

The only problem with that version is that it has an always enabled IT policy which might slow down your phone/reboots.

[sjefferson21]

I'm on .428 and I dont have any issues. I get great battery life, phone isnt laggy at all, ait it boots in just over 2 minutes.

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[GeneralTech]

I hate to be a grammar nazi but its "bought" not "brought"

[sjefferson21]

to optimize mine, I have the quickpull app do a simulated battery pull daily while i am sleeping, I have enabled automatic memory cleaning, and I use the "memboo" app regularly which clears out ram and clears out the event log.

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[GeoK]

I read somewhere that the Rogers OS updates were very good!
Has anyone had any experience with those?

[sjefferson21]

I read somewhere that the Rogers OS updates were very good!
Has anyone had any experience with those?

interesting. never thought of one carrier having better updates than others. I, too would like to know if anyone has experienced this.




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