The short answer is no. There always were two different builds of Danger OS's. There was a developer build that was used by Danger employees and a production OS that required a developer's code to install 3rd party apps. There's a good chance they still have two builds of the OS for your device.

Yep, and we've already got a site up with themes to download and a theme creator at Yay for the sim! 2 kim on February 26, 2008 said: how do i do it for a sidekick slide. 3 shawn on March 12, 2008 said: I loaded new themes on my slide and followed the directions. On your Sidekick select Menu/Settings/Backgrounds and your new theme name should be listed below the original four. This is the name you set as the folder and in the text file. Select the new theme and it applies. I hope that helps you all out! Originally posted 2008-11-24 13:29:49. Related posts.

Sharp likely has a developer build they use in house--and you have a consumer version. Because the catalog is dead and gone, I don't see any reason why they would have maintained the ability to 'unlock' devices for devs. The whole dev code feature may have been deleted. Even if there still is a way to unlock the device, I believe the developer codes were produced using a hash against the device IMEI. But, that doesn't help much because I don't know of anyone that ever cracked Danger's crypto method.

The Danger development website was capable of generating codes for approved devs, but it has been gone for years. So, you can't get the algorithm directly or produce more examples for evaluation. And, you should be able to copy your device's location to the clipboard and use it in the browser. It's not completely worthless. Finale Notepad 2008 Free Download Italiano on this page.

It's great to see the old-school Sidekicks get talked about. I still have my SK3 and SK2008. The SK3 was a personal favorite of mine. As far as hacking them is concerned, I'm sure there's a way to root them as the basis for the OS was a Java VM running on Linux if I remember correctly. Microsoft would have to fork over the code for the open source parts of it. The SK LX 2009 was a new start for the Danger OS and ran NetBSD as the base of the OS. The old SK's are CHEAP to pick up nowadays given their limited utility, but they would be the ultimate hacker's challenge as far as modding and breaking into the OS.