The DFT is continuing its work on custom ROMs for HTC Titan and Radar

The DarkForceTeam has accustomed us with very interesting customs ROM's for several Windows Phone smartphone. These days it's the turn of HTC and HTC Titan Radar for which, by the statements of Cotulla, the renowned team of hackers is working to create a custom ROM. The news came through a tweet short but intense for the fans and owners of one of the two Taiwanese smartphone based on Windows Phone.

Although smartphones with Windows Phone OS are more closed and less ROM with customizable than other operating systems (see Android), DFT there is going all out to gives some freedom and customization.

We will keep you updated on further news on this ROM for Titan and Radar.

Via WPCentral

Demonstration: DFT Bluetooth File Transfer for WP7

Jaxbot at WindowsPhoneHacker has uploaded this video demonstrating the DFT hack which allows Bluetooth File Transfer on Fully Unlocked Windows Phones.

Via WindowsPhoneHacker

(Homebrew) DFT releases Bluetooth file transfer utility for fully-unlocked phones

Finally, comes the first Windows Phone homebrew application that allows you to send and receive files via bluetooth device. Dark Forces Team (DFT) has just released the first version to the public.


The bad news is you'll need a fully-unlocked phone meaning dev and interop devices need not apply. That also limits this currently to Gen 1 devices


In this first version of course there are bugs, for example, if the send operation was canceled, the device saves the file already submitted or can not receive files without opening the bluetooth settings of the handset.

"Overview
Application allows to receive files via Bluetooth or send files via Bluetooth.Also application include feature to auto install received REG RGU and XAP files.So you can send XAP file from PC to your phone and it will be installed at the end.Same with REG/RGU - you can send a file and it will be applied to registry. Note file must be in UNICODE format. ANSI files don't supported by application."

More info at XDA 

Windows Mobile 6.1 arrives on Windows Phone, thanks to DFT

The well-known DFT Team has struck again ,windows Phone hacker Cotulla has tweeted the below video which shows a Windows Mobile emulator of some sort running as an app on Windows Phone 7, and working pretty well also.


the DFT Team has not explain  the procedures or the way he was able to obtain this result, but revise the old system of Microsoft, for all those who have got to have it, is certainly something also exciting to realize the transition abysmal that Microsoft has done with the new Windows Phone. It is assumed that everything looks like an emulator or something like that seen in the video is also available in multitasking mode. We'll see if the DFT team will ever release to the public how to do this.

Dark Forces Team prepping Windows Phone 8750 build for custom ROMs

The latest version of Windows Phone officially released by Microsoft is identified by version number 7.10.8107, of course, Microsoft has gone ahead in the development of its mobile operating system. 

The latest build now seen is 8750 and the hackers  Dark Forces Team (DFT) have managed to get their hands on it, even loading it on an HTC Schubert/Mozart. OS 8750 is by the far the highest builds we've seen of Windows Phone yet, as WP Bench only shows a 8733 as being the latest.

The new build was shown through a screen shot made from aHTC Mozart, the version 8750 is the most advanced update to dateCurrently no information on the characteristics implemented have been revealed, but knowing the DFT team, we could soon have a customized ROM with this version of Windows Phone

Via WPCentral