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Guys, Anyone of you are jealous to see features of WM6.1/6.2 or even 6.5? When i read through one of the local magazine, i got attracted to one of WM6.2 features which is the threaded sms. from that point i search through the factory for my HTC3600i or globally known as Trinity black edition. Unfortunately, the rom upgrade its not available from factory side. come to my mind that my warranty already expired, so im doing a little DIY to my HTC. Below is the guide line taken from various sides eg. xda developers and many more. Flashing tutorial source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=399827 OK first of all I've put this together hastily so forgive me for slight errors, but most of this should be fine. To flash your P3600i, there are 3 things that should concern you: HardSPL, the Radio, and the ROM. HardSPL: something that allows you to run unsigned code on your phone (e.g. ROMs), and also provides protection in case it screws up. This is the first thing you do. (Th

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