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Originally posted by TtAudi703 Flexing/Flashing your phone will not do anything with regard to java....it will just mess it up. The CDMA version of the T720 uses the Qualcom chipset, which runs brew games. Java games are run off a different chipset. If you want to add games to the T720C, try flashing your phone with the Verizon firmware (available from brewbackups.com) through PST by doing a field update, and updating the "software" tab, then clicking on the red and white arrows. This will add Get It Now to your phone, and allow you to add games through the filesystem, using Bitpim (search google.com for the program). Groups.yahoo.com has many of the .mif files (games) available, just search for the LG VX4400 groups. Hope this helps you guys add games to your phones! |
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Originally posted by TtAudi703 Nah....you can flash down your phone, and if anything happens....bring it to your provider and they can reflash it up to the latest firmware probably, at least i think Verizon can do that. |
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Originally posted by TtAudi703 Flexing/Flashing your phone will not do anything with regard to java....it will just mess it up. The CDMA version of the T720 uses the Qualcom chipset, which runs brew games. Java games are run off a different chipset. If you want to add games to the T720C, try flashing your phone with the Verizon firmware (available from brewbackups.com) through PST by doing a field update, and updating the "software" tab, then clicking on the red and white arrows. This will add Get It Now to your phone, and allow you to add games through the filesystem, using Bitpim (search google.com for the program). Groups.yahoo.com has many of the .mif files (games) available, just search for the LG VX4400 groups. Hope this helps you guys add games to your phones! |
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