Sorry but... Galaxy mini = Asus P320

Anyway, i think that most of HTC will work.

Hi again,

Is there anything that i can do to increase the incall speaker volume? (the front one)

I allready set it at 100% but still very low compared with Asus P535.

Also SRS WOW do not work on this Zest.

Btw, do any one of you knows if some one is cooking a rom without all the O2 stuff ?

Are you using it on speakerphone and finding the volume to low. Mine is certainly loud enough either way.

I've not found any issues with volume on it either. In fact I've found it pretty good compared to the HTC devices.

@ pwood
@ waveydavey

What i said is that the back one is working ok, but the front one is not loud enough.

We're just trying to manage your expectations of the front speaker volume. What are you expecting to get out of it and in what circumstances?

And i thank to you and every one that try to help me out...

What i expect is to get at least the same level as P525 or P535 ( i have both) or LG KS20 (as you can see what i try to buy is devices with broadcom stack, it give you more chances on connections than poor Microsoft's... but this time, this Zest Asus made got the poor one).

Have you thought about looking at it a different way, and finding out how your Bluetooth accessories perform with each individual device first? I know the MS stack gets slated, but since WM6, all of the BT devices I've tried have worked very well. I'll admit the BT range of the Zest seems stronger than the HTC devices but other than that I've not noticed much difference.

I missed this earlier, but this is not true. The HTC connector is HTC specific. The ASUS connector is different.

Well, perhaps you don't know that with Broadcom you can route all sound to bluetooth (if you wish).

Example: While you are using Tomtom, as soon as it speak, that voice is routed to your Bluetooth car radio cd, music or radio mute and you can listen it at your speakers car, when Tomtom speech is done, the bt connection is released till the next time that Tomtom will need it, and you carry on listening your music.

So, what do you think now about Broadcom eh?