Unofficial Sense 4.0 arrives on Samsung Galaxy S2

Among all the Android-powered smartphones out there with an additional layer running on top of the standard Android user interface, many people claim that HTC’s Sense certainly trumps the rest of the competition – including Samsung’s TouchWiz. Well, I say that this is very personal, but for those who agree that HTC Sense remains at the top of the heap, you might be pleased to hear that HTC Sense 4.0 has arrived on the Samsung Galaxy S2. This is not an official version though, as it is the first of potentially many custom ROMs that will boot on the international version of the custom ROM.

This particular Sense 4.0 ROM is the sweat and blood of the Sense4All team who have managed to successfully enabled the handset to boot with Sense 4.0 in place. Not everything is working fine and dandy of course, as there is still a whole lot more work to be done. There is no final list as to what is running, and what needs to be worked on, but we do know that voice calls and data connectivity have yet to be up and running, so you can forget about a public release of the ROM in the immediate future.

Edwin Kee
Categories: Cellphones
Tags: galaxy s2, HTC, sense