jrebo - 27 November 2007 12:03 PM

Does this link help?

http://www.cdmatech.com/products/msm7500_chipset_solution.jsp

Unfortunately not much - I am aware of this link but it does not contain any developer information. We have started working on source code from the latest linux kernels. I will keep you updated by posting in our developer blog.

Is this thread being updated?? I was interesting in finding out the estimated time frame on the Qualcomm processors.

Unfortunately, Sprint still has this product under the working applications for the Mogul. And I just bought it today and I am kinda frustrated due to the fact that I can see many people have been asking for updates.

I dont want to pressure the development team, and I don’t want to have to process a refund. Therefore, can anyone update me on any progress.

Anton ,

So what’s the status of this update? I would love to OC my mogul instead of manipulating the memory to make it faster. It would be perfect if we could see a memory optimized phone with your OC product making it reach speeds of 600mhz plus (stable).

Thanks for your support on this in advanced.

Eazy

Anton,

We are going on almost a year since the HTC titan has been out and there has been vary little response or information about the support for the device. I know the QUALCOMM processor is difficult but have you tried to contact QUALCOMM for help? Has there been any reasonable progress with the chipset an reverse engineering it? Is there any realistic time frame you can give us for the chipset support like next month, Q1 of 09, never? There are a few of us loyal users who would like to know where your dev team stands with the chipset. Any insight would be appreciated.

choke1781 - 18 November 2008 01:57 PM

Anton,

We are going on almost a year since the HTC titan has been out and there has been vary little response or information about the support for the device. I know the QUALCOMM processor is difficult but have you tried to contact QUALCOMM for help? Has there been any reasonable progress with the chipset an reverse engineering it? Is there any realistic time frame you can give us for the chipset support like next month, Q1 of 09, never? There are a few of us loyal users who would like to know where your dev team stands with the chipset. Any insight would be appreciated.

I have already answered this question many times. Wizcode cannot give any time frame for adding Qualcomm support until any developer manuals/info is officially released by Qualcomm. Please understand that without documentation there is little we can do.

Anton