'missed call'
***HTC Magic Thread***
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No, the magic doesn't allow custom text message ringtones to be selected, so it requires a separate app. Ringo has been fine for me until now, but aFirewall seems to cut the ringtone off after about 0.1 secs, meaning i'm unlikely to hear it.
It's silly that you can't use custom text message ringtones by default, it's such a basic thing.
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Yup, works fine now, thanks!
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Why Ringo? What's wrong with George?
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You could also try this...Well...my Magic went for a swim in a glass of water last night and sunk. I'm going to leave it a few days to dry out, but I'm not hopeful.
With that in mind, what do insurance companies usually do about replacing phones? Will I have to send it off to them to prove it's broken, or will they just send me a cheque?
Bit hacked off really - I've had seven phones and I've never broken or even lost a single one
http://www.bitterwallet.com/a-rice-and-easy-way-to-resurrect-water-damaged-mobiles/22751
now then ocuk, apart from the initial buzz of me getting the magic ive not really done much to it in the past months its getting slow and sluggish often crashes and force closes looking to sort it out and bring it up to date any new decent things that are a must have ?
no imagination, its most certainly quicker/smoother.
Liking the new dialer as well and the much cleaner drawer background
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiight, so I put my Magic back together after a couple of days on the radiator....and it works. Perfectly! 
Except that when it's switched off, the backlight randomly flashes on and off. Which is a bit of a major pain when I'm trying to sleep.
Still, pretty trivial fault considering everything else works fine!
Except that when it's switched off, the backlight randomly flashes on and off. Which is a bit of a major pain when I'm trying to sleep.Still, pretty trivial fault considering everything else works fine!
Does anyone have a link to a guide showing you how to root the magic from start to finish? I've checked XDA Devs and not found anything that tells me exactly what to do!
Cheers
It depends. Is your Magic 1.6? If so others here seem to be unable to root and mod theirs.
If you're 1.5 still then yes.
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There are several mega posts in this thread, mainly mine.Does anyone have a link to a guide showing you how to root the magic from start to finish? I've checked XDA Devs and not found anything that tells me exactly what to do!
Cheers
Have a look for them because I hassled EllioR a lot and linked to loads of XDA Devs threads and Cyanogen's site. 
Here's a link that I take no responsibility for and am just posting accidently (bull**** disclaimer if your phone dies )
Just notice in this that the UK Vodafone 32B Magic fails to become rooted (if on 1.6 Donut)
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php/Full_Update_Guide_-_MT3G/Magic_Firmware_to_CyanogenMod
)Just notice in this that the UK Vodafone 32B Magic fails to become rooted (if on 1.6 Donut)
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php/Full_Update_Guide_-_MT3G/Magic_Firmware_to_CyanogenMod
[Posting from the bath ***!]
I'm sure a fix will emerge but I fear that might come too late since Bravo and other high spec HTC models are coming starting January and I fear the Magic popularity among the devs might fall in terms of making it rootable with 1.6 installed as stock?
Sad times if that is the case.
Also because of the speed increases from Cyanogen's roms it makes you wonder if Google released 1.5 as merely a feeler to see what interest among the public is like...I mean compare the speed between Cyan's rom and a stock rom and you realise just how slow the stock Android OS is - of course this change from Eclair onwards as 2.0+ are pretty fast from stock but then again these OSes came on better phones from stock too.
Hmm.
I'm sure a fix will emerge but I fear that might come too late since Bravo and other high spec HTC models are coming starting January and I fear the Magic popularity among the devs might fall in terms of making it rootable with 1.6 installed as stock?
Sad times if that is the case.
Also because of the speed increases from Cyanogen's roms it makes you wonder if Google released 1.5 as merely a feeler to see what interest among the public is like...I mean compare the speed between Cyan's rom and a stock rom and you realise just how slow the stock Android OS is - of course this change from Eclair onwards as 2.0+ are pretty fast from stock but then again these OSes came on better phones from stock too.
Hmm.