Harmony v0.1

VERSION 0.1 RELEASED
Harmony custom Cupcake ROM for GSM Hero, A perfect blend of SenseUI and Vanilla

PHOTOS:



PLEASE READ: To use the Android stock homescreen, do the following:


When you have set up your phone for the first time, go to Settings -> Applications -> Manage applications -> Find HTC Sense, and click on it -> Scroll down and click "Clear Defaults" -> Press HOME button -> Select Home (Optionally, if you want the change to be permanent, select the check box at the bottom that says "Use by default for this action")

Repeat this process if you clicked the checkbox, and ever want to switch back to Sense UI again.



In future updates, this process will be automated.


For those of you wondering if I will ditch the Hero when I get my Nexus One, you're wrong - I am in fact getting the Nexus One so that I can use it as my full-time cellphone, and my Hero will then become my full-time development tool.

So basically, my ROM is going to be a blend of the HTC SenseUI and the stock Android Vanilla UI. I am currently busy with development, and will hopefully push out an alpha soon. The ROM will have the HTC SenseUI framework enabled, so that the usual SenseUI applications will remain intact, such as HTCCamera, the HTC Contacts application (for those of you who just love the facebook integration ) etc, but the main UI will be the Android stock Vanilla theme (White status bar, orange buttons, etc).

What the ROM is based off of:

MoDaCo 3.0 ROM (SOON TO BE 3.2) - This is the main base ROM
AychTeeSee's Vanilla ROM - All the graphics comes from this ROM

IF ANYONE HAS SUGGESTIONS/REQUESTS, DON'T HESITATE TO ASK.

Look forward to a perfect blend of SenseUI and Android.

THANKS GO TO:

Paul - for the MoDaCo ROM base. See: MoDaCo
AychTeeSee - for the graphic files from his ROM, and the help with getting me started on my first release. See: AychTeeSee's Vanilla Cupcake ROM

DOwnload:
Harmony Custom Cupcake ROM GSM - v0.1

Please note: As all of you should already know, I am not responsible for any damage or data loss in any manner - it is your own choice to flash a custom ROM, and there by take the risks associated with it.