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upgrading your x10 is now possible, don't have to wait
I took it a step further. After flashing to Sony Ericsson 2.1 update1 Global, I tried several of the new roms available at xda
I installed Adobe Flashplayer 10.2 on the SD card. That's where all your apps should be, free up phone memory and things get much more crisp and responsive. My mother-in-law couldn't attend the wedding so I called her on the x10, so she could hear the ceremony over the phone. While on the phone, I also video recorded the entire ceremony, and promptly uploaded it to YouTube so she could watch it also. Here in Los Angeles where I live and work I am surrounded by all kinds of different smart phones. Folks always ask about the x10. During discussions I will often pull it out and google voice search a question and settle an argument with that nice big screen display faster than you can say "don't hold my eye-phone like that..."
Anyone who owns an ATT branded X10 can download the new flashtool to a computer and use that program to get root access and complete control over the x10 and upgrade it with xrecovery. Just google up xdadevelopers! (it voids your warranty) Flash one of the latest roms and get what you paid for!
I can watch the videos Channel 7 ABC News Los Angeles that are presented on the internet with my x10, can you?
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I'm sorry, but what are you talking about? The phone being locked has nothing to do with being able to debrand/rebrand/flash a new rom on the x10. The post you linked to is from a user selling unlock codes by the way, which is something AT&T can do for free. Follow the links I posted there (same username) and you'll get the information you need to unlock the x10 from AT&T. If people don't meet the "guidelines" set by AT&T then by all means they can pay someone else to unlock their phone if it means that much to them.
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