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[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creepyncrawly:
There was a thread here somewhere that had in the first post a reproduction of a letter to at&t service techs advising about the problem of the random shutdowns. In that letter there was an explanation that if the phone has an ime number below a certain value then it might be succeptible. I believe if I remember correctly that affected phones could be 1008 or earlier. You'd have to search out that thread to find out what number you have to be below.

On my phone, when it turned off, I could turn it back on with the power button. I only had to pull the battery on one or two occasions. But others have reported in the various threads having to pull the battery to turn the phone back on and still replacing it through warranty. On my phone, I tried everything I could think of to correct the problem, but nothing helped. First, follow up leads like the one from diablo about over clock/under volt, or anything else that might be causing this. Then, maybe you should watch it for a few weeks and see what happens. If you have the random shutdown problem, it will keep happening.

If you purchased the phone from at&t, then they will replace it under warranty if it has the problem. If not, I guess you have to go to samsung for warranty replacement. In that case, I think you have to send your phone in to them first.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fldude99:
Please clarify "UC or UV"?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chuby007:
yes I do have OC and UV settings on my phone... maybe that was it I'll keep an eye for that thank you ! :D
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chuby007:
I'll check those numbers out maybe I'm one of the "lucky" ones with a phone that can fail :S

I got it from AT&T and payed full price for it cause it was comming to my country I think AT&T warranty expired so I have to go the samsung way :S

thx
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chuby007:
it's OC UV

OC = over clocking

UV = under volting

you can read about it all over :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] izmenar:
The i9000 is a year old, (and still is the best android phone in most markets)

it came with android 2.1 , we got 2.2 , we will get 2.3 in , lets say about 1 month , wright when 2.4 will be released.

I think samsung will eventually release a 2.4 firmware maybe in june - july but then "ice cream" will be released

So what do you guys think , we will ever see "ice cream 3.x'' officially on the i9000 , or gingerbread will the the end of the line ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
Yes, i think we will, and if we dont, we will kick up a fuss and demand it from samsung lol

or we could just wait for someone to port it from another ROM, android hacking will never die !!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamsatan:
My guess is that 2.3, maybe with a patch or two, will be the last thing that Samsung does for the i9000. I don't think there is in their interest to support a phone older than 18 months, as they probably rely on statistics. And the statistics tells them that you and me probably have bought a new phone by then.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
true i suppose.

If ice cream ever did come out for the SGS is probably wouldnt be for a while, and yea me and you probably would have a new phone, so we wouldnt be on the i9000 forums to find out if it was released.

but im happy with cyanogenMod, and as long as that always gets frequent updates, il stick to this til i get a new device
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nitro_123:
Very True:D:cool:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galnet:
Like any device the manufactures have to drop support from it at some point! I think we will see Android 2.3.3, which from ports does run smooth on this phone and then afterwards just the normal updates we see floating around for 2.2.1 etc..

Then again there are loads of adverts for the Galaxy S still on the TV so I suppose in reality we will just have to wait and see.;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gbatman:
I really cant see us going to 2.4. I suppose someone like Darky or DOC might come up with a 2.4 ROM for the SGS in the future but who knows! I think at this stage I will be happy when a ROM comes out with fully functional 2.3.

What about the Galaxy S II. Is that a better phone than the I9000?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gbohm:
How could they?they aren't developers(afaik) they both need a rom as a base if sammy doesn't release one they can't mod it.

Since there is a cyanogenmod projekt for the sgs now we will propably get updates for a while because it is based in many parts on nexus s source.

So if you make the jump to cm you will propably (if they make it to the mainline) see ice cream or whatever the next updates are called
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zero|Cool:
I think it will... :D

At least it has the necessary hardware to run it!

I don't think samsung will give up on the phone that increased their market! I mean 10 million units is not exatly a couple of phones...

And at the end of the day they are nothing like LG :D Those sad faces are still wondering about 2.3 for their Optimus 2x :p
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keskincene:
Its Not really Better just the graphik a little bit thats all
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaspernemec:
I am beginnig to wonder if SGS really sucks that much compared to SGS2 or sensation maybe...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ph03n!x_SA:
Android 2.3.x is the last for Gingerbread going to be released for the i9000.

However, due to the large numbers of i9000 devices within the market, and still being sold, Samsung have no option but to release an upgrade to Ice-Cream Sandwich (Android 4.x.x).

There will be no 2.4 for Android, it goes straight to 4 (Ice-Cream Sandwich).

Because Android cannot sustain development for both 2.x.x and 3.x.x concurrently, it makes sense to release the "co-op" version for both smartphones and tablets.

Rumour has it, this version will be released end of October, first for Samsung Nexus Prime.

So November seems to be a good enough guess for the rest to follow suite.

Note: if you don't like waiting for upgrades in your country, and your device is already a year old, just install/flash a stock ROM released for a different country (closest to yours...check GSMA for technology standards if you're really worried). Also, if there is a big difference in GSMA standards, you can still flash a ROM of your choice and then use your current Modem, e.g. flash JVR update on your phone, then flash the modem for previous working version for your country.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hell_storm2004:
I am from India and it's bleak in a way. The android bug hasn't really caught on here. We are severely crippled. We did not get an official Nexus. We got the Galaxy S II, the prices of GT9000 have dropped. But still no one goes for it. People here are still caught up in the iphone bug. I think Samsung will pull the plug soon to make their other phones sell.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rikiroxs:
Will love if i get ice cream sandwhich update
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ccrows:
HTC phones blow for battery life and signal. (Take it from someone who has been down that road many times with different OS)

THE SGS2 is zippier with the processor and RAM, but goes through the battery faster.

Your best bet is really one of two options:

Keep the SGS and grab a Samsung Armani battery. Its 1650mah (same physical size as stock) which makes up for any custom fast kernal battery loss versus stock.

Or

Get a Motorola Atrix which has the power of the SGS2 minus the screen but at least has the battery.

Unless you can wait a little while longer and see the ICS phones coming this fall for even more options... :)
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] mmonkiee:
Well i accidently deleted PES and RF 2011's game data. I reopened the game and it could not download the data again. So i;m hoping someone will upload the game data for these two games for me.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] natious:
uninstall app, and re-download from the market
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] mmonkiee:
I reinstalled and redownloaded the data for Real Football~ still has a bugged screen

For PES still the same problem.

Even unrooted the tab.

Do you mind to upload it for me ?

Pleasseeee
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] roy8846:
Real Football has only been released today so I take it you are using a different version???

All versions apart from the Tab specific one are messed up on the tab..
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] natious:
my pes 2011 isnt full screen and thats from the market, has about 1cm on the sides (landscape)
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] jonio298:
Okay, so I installed a radio version 2.22.27.08 via clockwork recovery on my 32A device when it should be only used on 32B!!!! I wanted to use yoshi's rom and I followed the directions but must have clicked on the wrong one!

I downloaded the old radio (3.22....) and tried to flash it via fastboot (it only comes in a .img file) but it keeps failing on the signature!

Is there anything I can do to downgrade to that radio?

I made a nandroid backup and my phone still works fine with the wrong radio, but I am not able to install another rom that I want!
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] mumilover:
Give us complete fastboot info
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TrueYears:
http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=2716&view=1&c=viliv_x10_hspa_32gb

Samsung Cortex A8 1 GHz CPU with Power VR SGX 540

512MB Memory

Android 2.2 / 3.0 (TBD)

7 inch (1024×600) Clear Type LCD, 16M color

Capacitive Multi-Touch

1080p Video Playback

Wi-Fi: 802.11 b/g/n

3G HSPA or WIMAX or EVDO

Bluetooth

Stand-alone GPS

Rear 3MP Camera / Front 1.3MP Webcam

HDMI l Micro USB l Micro SD/SDHC supporting 32GB

Storage: 8GB (16GB/32GB available)

Accelerometer/Ambient Sensor/Compass

5600 mA/h, 21W, 9.5 hours Operation

398g / 0.877lb,

14.3mm / 0.56inch Depth Design
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TrueYears:
No one?

Anyone? it has pretty decent specs guys
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TrueYears:
and this tablet NEVER was releaserd
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Updated to 0.2 with Springpad support!
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Updated to 0.3 with facebook birthdays !
[Android Software Development] suleiman.aql:
Dude! I never liked any calender widget, but this one is awesome.

It's already very good but if I'm to suggest an improvement, I would say add a separator between days.

Keep up the good work.
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Updated to 0.3.2 with a new option to show a separator between days ;)
[Android Software Development] the_scotsman:
I've moved the thread to Android Software Development forum. It's better here as you are offering a free beta version at the moment. It can stay in here until it comes out of beta.

(also, you don't meet the minimum requirements to post in the Paid Apps forum)
[Android Software Development] elgubbo:
looks like its going in the right direction! VERY NICE WIDGETS!

just one thing (you propably already want to do that anyways).

for launchers that dont support scrollable widgets, please add option to limit number of emails listed :) when i activate gmail support the only thing i see is emails nothing else :D

regards
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Updated to 0.3.3 with an option in GMail to limit the number of emails displayed.

Keep the suggestions coming !
[Android Software Development] suleiman.aql:
Love the update, this is now my official calender widget :-)
[Android Software Development] ishkarioth:
If you could add gTask integration I would pay for it. I've found no widget with both my Google Calendar events and my Google Notes deadlines together and it would be just what I need.

Working fine on my Hero, 2.1 original Orange ROM. May I ask how often should the widget update? I find it doing so every few minutes, maybe cause I just installed it.
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
The widget has no refresh interval ; instead, it watches for content changes that are notified by the apps you have on your widget. Unfortunately, some of them are pretty aggressive with content change notifications (even if nothing really changes).

As for gTask I will try to include it in the next version.

Thanks for the feedback!
[Android Software Development] kunnusingh:
maybe wrong question,

Can you develop a Android Chatting APP for me?

I will pay money for this work.

(I am try to find developer but still I can't find any developer :confused: )
[Android Software Development] GuestK00138:
Omniscience looks great, but I couldn't get it to install on my phone! :-(

CM7 running on an HTC Legend
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
brypie, what do you mean when you say it doesn't install? Are you getting an error during the installation of the apk?
[Android Software Development] rmcsc:
Dropbox link seems to be down. :(

[Edit] Nevermind. Downloaded! I'll provide feedback in a few.
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Updated to 0.4 with GTasks and templates!
[Android Software Development] phoffer:
I really like how the email and calendar icon color match their label/calendar color, that is very nice. One thing I would like, would it be possible to have an option to only show new/unread emails? I don't know how many people would want that as default, but an option for it would be really nice.

Also, how is the weather supposed to be displayed? It isn't displayed on my D2. (not a big deal, I am just wondering)

I like the app, especially the way it gets data - it doesn't even show up in my battery usage.

EDIT:

So I found another thing I thought may be better....

I went to delete a widget because I wanted to try something, so deleting if off my home screen deleted it from in Omniscience. Then, I created a new one but hit cancel after configuring, when given the choice on how big to make it on the homescreen, and it is still listed in Omniscience, although there is no way (I know of) to use it.

Maybe when you long press on a widget in the app, have "delete" listed with refresh? I don't know how useful it would be to have widgets you're not using, and then be able to pick them when you add a widget to the home screen (that was my initial idea, but I think being able to delete might be better). I don't really know.

Anyways, thank you for the app, I like the ability to change it to transparent.
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Thanks for your feedback phoffer!

First, google weather should display one line for each day, with the temperature range and the weather description. If you don't see anything, try launching the "News & weather" app manually to see if it helps. If it doesn't, you can PM me your logs (logs can be retrieved through an option in the preference menu of Omniscience).

As for widgets being still visible after cancelling, I believe the problem comes from Sense. When a widget creation is cancelled or the widget is deleted, the home screen is supposed to send an intent to reflect that. Sense does not do so in the first case however ; since I store widget information in a database, I rely on that message to clean up.

Furthermore, the app checks at startup that the widgets still exist according to the Android AppWidgetManager. If they are not, they are deleted.

This means that everytime you cancel widget (any widget, not just Omniscience) creation during size choice, you are actually polluting your system with phantom widgets (since they still exist for AppWidgetManager). As a side note, ADW has the same problem.
[Android Software Development] ishkarioth:
Updated from 0.3 to 0.4 and now I get FC every time I start the app. Uninstalled, reinstalled and still FC.
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
ishkarioth, can you PM me your logs using a tool like logcollector ?

EDIT: nevermind, I found and fixed the bug in 0.4.1.
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
0.4.1 released with bug fixes.
[Android Software Development] ishkarioth:
Thank you, FC fixed.

Noticed it seems imposible to get colors for lists in gTasls, maybe we don't need to take them from Google: we could define them inside the app. Since it actually is able to see different lists, maybe setting 5 or 6 predefined colour that rotate if there are more tahn 5 or 6 lists, and then the ability to change-reorder them. It could be a total win, but it's not mandatory for me.

Thanks again.
[Android Software Development] :
Well, not an error as such...

I run the APK from EStrongs file manager, which attempts to install.

It finishes on a nice screen with a big green tick, but the message "application failed to install" (or words to that effect).

I'm running CM7 nightlies on an HTC Legend.

It's been a few days since I tried it, so I'll try again...

EDIT: Downloaded the latest version, and it installed fine.

Trying it out now...
[Android Software Development] :
Looks good!

A couple of suggestions?

- scrollable widgets

- Google Reader feed as an input?
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Glad to know it's working for you !

Google Reader is definitely on my todo list. As for scrollable widgets, it may come in the future but is not a priority since it is not supported by all launchers.
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Updated to 0.5.
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Updated to 0.6!
[Android Software Development] RadyR:
A handy, good looking widget. /me like! Thank you!
[Android Software Development] jessie1:
wow amazing widget. Beautiful! just switched from advanced agenda widget to this! Still trying to configure it ( it looks bland, because it doesn't have highlights for events like advance agenda, if I confuse you its because I cant figure out how to explain it). and number two isn't a setting to choose your own font size. I use a lcd density of 180 ( as oppose to 240 stock on galaxy s 4g) and the font is really small.

^ thats my feedback after 30 minutes of messing with it. This app has potential. I have tried advance agenda widget, simple calendar etc.. but this is beautiful as it combines everything ( fb/gmail/weather/gtasks/gcal) in one. Keep up the work!
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Thanks for your feedback jessie1.

Do you use a tool like LCDDensity to change the density of your phone to 180 instead of 240 ? This is quite a hack since it breaks basic assumptions about how dimensions are defined, I am actually surprised that the number of items being displayed is calculated correctly !

Normally, the "proper" way to correct font size would be to use Spare Parts. However this is not fully functional since most apps will then display incorrectly.

I will consider adding a font size option since a smaller setting may appeal to some (and a larger one will help you compensate the custom density).

Regarding your first comment, could you post a screenshot to show me what you'd like ? If I understand correctly, you want more highlighting styles for past events/today events ?
[Android Software Development] jessie1:
Thanks for your reply! I Just changed the lcd density in build.prop to 180 because I prefer not to use aftermarket programs. I have not had any problems with any programs/games displayed incorrectly. Widgets obviously are a little problem because they shrink ( they are aimed towards the regular density). But with go launcher its easy to resize them.

I have attached a screen shot of advance agenda widget that I have been using. As you can see with colors its easier to differentiate between tasks and calender, it seems more refined. I figured you can use some ideas to improve your own product.
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Differenciation between tasks, calendars and all other item types is done thanks to the icon next to the title.

I could add an option to change the layout to use the date as a header, and another option to replace today's date with "today" (same with tomorrow). Is that what you'd like?
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Updated to 0.7.
[Android Software Development] phoffer:
I'm updated to 0.6 yesterday (I know, a little delayed) and will probably go to 0.7 later tonight when I get to it. Anyways, just wanted to let you know that I

REALLY

like the "new" button, it reduces the amount of taps for me to create a calendar event greatly! Tap button, tap calendar, and BAM! Anyways, I have been using ever since you released this and it is really great. So far, I only use calendar and gmail, since I don't use any other apps besides Springpad (and sparingly at that), but I think I will try using Astrid or GTasks just so I can try it out with Omniscience.

Thank you again!
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Thanks, glad you like this feature! Buttons should look more polished in 0.7, so you may want to upgrade ;)
[Android Software Development] ishkarioth:
Love the Add button, the View button and the way to colour my tasklists. Its my default calendar-tasks widget!

Noticed that if a task has no due date, it says 1973. So I had to give deadlines to all my tasks. Is this a bug or a feature? :p
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
When configuring GTasks in Omniscience there is a checkbox that controls whether or not to show the due date for tasks without due date, given the ordering selected (so tasks without due date can be displayed for today or yesterday).

Have you checked it ?
[Android Software Development] ishkarioth:
Oh, I must have misunderstood it about not displaying dates. Great!

Thank you.
[Android Software Development] Kassio:
Can you add the option to modify the date/time apperance?
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
Sure, what kind of options would you need?

Currently I am using the default formatting for the user locale, so normally 12/24 hour stuff and the like should be pretty much spot on.
[Android Software Development] ishkarioth:
I'm having some malfunction but I can't be sure it's Omnisccience, so let me explain. I've left the app running for two days to see if the problem persisted, and it did. Sorry for my english too, not my mother tongue.

I have Omniscience 0.7 and gTasks 0.7, tried combinations with older versions with no problems. My main Omniscience widget is set to only show 3 lists in my gTasks, nothing more.

It started happening with Omniscience 0.7 and gTasks 0.7, mainly over 3g and sometimes over WiFi. And what happens is simply anoying: when my phone comes back from sleeping, because I wake the screen up, gTasks is open as if I were going to add a new task, and I have to click Back and Omniscience reloads my widgets. Some times, it happens not when I wake my creen up, but when I'm using any other app. Las night I was uninstalling some apps using a third-part app and every 10 seconds gTasks prompted as if I were adding a tasks, and after that Omniscience updated again. It actually drained my battery. I had to count to ten not to smash my phone on my wall.

At one moment I thougth it coul be a plasmoid I recently added to my KDE desktop wich syncs with gTasks, and maybe it was pulling "new empty items" to my mobile, but I uninstalled it and the problem didn't go away.

As I say, I can't tell whether this is gTaks or Omniscience to blame. But if I keep having this behavior, cutting my battery life significantly, I'll have to do something. And I don't want to uninstall any of them both.
[Android Software Development] seydhe:
I don't see how Omniscience could cause GTasks to appear randomly like you are describing. What launcher are you using?

Anyway, Omniscience will update everytime GTasks tells it that something has changed. Now, most apps will report changes even though nothing has been modified, like GTasks does.

You could try removing GTasks from Omniscience and see what happens. If you still get random task creation screens, then the problem definitely comes from GTask.

Note that you can also disable the update notification in Omniscience preferences if you find it annoying.
[Android Software Development] Kassio:
For example:

29. Apr. - 12:00

29. Apr. | 12:00

29. Apr. ~ 12:00

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