Old post I know, but I'll answer in case anybody has the same question:

I have a Desire rather than a Sensation, but there should be just as many sense ROMs for you as there is for the Desire, have a look at modaco and xda to start with

The problem could be you are using a British ROM, over here we use 999 rather than 911

The only one of these I have *EVER* done is change the battery in the fire alarm, and that only gets done when the thing starts beeping.

It can solve sudoku puzzles too (well the Android one does so yours should too).

Phones are great for lots of things but not so great for others, for example if I need to type a long e-mail or something I would far rather use a proper keyboard.

I've managed to do this before without having them in multiple pieces, it's really not a big job.

Occasionally, but usually not.

Try changing your DNS server.

'I'm curious where the stats for that statement came from. '

If you can sew well enough to do this, can't you sew well enough to put a proper zipper in?

I have *NEVER* seen a rice-cooker cook rice properly, it is always better done in a pan by myself. Seriously though, rice is only just slightly harder to cook than it is to boil an egg, why do people have so much trouble with it?

I have *NEVER* seen a rice-cooker cook rice properly, it is always better done in a pan by myself. Seriously though, rice is only just slightly harder to cook than it is to boil an egg, why do people have so much trouble with it?

You call yourself a hacker, but can't even manage to get a working development environment set up? LOL

I have become so conditioned to rounding .99 up, I sometimes round .00 up by mistake too LOL

When I was at University we did something similar. We teamed up with a market seller and gave him two piles of plastic bags (identical plastic, and size but different colours), we priced one pile at 5p each, the other at 10p each, we did this for a few months (the market was twice a week), each time randomly selecting…

Whenever I hear, or read "Scientists say..." my immediate reaction is *WHICH* scientists? And that's before we even get to journalists not understanding the science behind the story they are reporting on.

Wow, I just did a search for 'Egypt' with FireFox, and Chrome, both on the same computer, both within seconds of each other, and both logged into my Google account. The results were amazingly different. FF listed Wikipedia, history, and politics at the top. Chrome listed holidays and pictures at the top. And that is…

Would it not be a better idea to generate two QR's, one for the password, and the other the market link to get the app?

Wow, I was expecting a comparison, not a *HUGE* advert!