EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

Here at iTnews we don't condone hacking. But enthusiasts may be tempted to cross the line when native features are left dormant within a device.

Would you trade stability and support for extra functionality? That's the question for HTC Desire owners in today's story. Feel free to comment.

-- Brett Winterford

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