yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[EVO 4G Accessories] kids88yj:
i got mine today, its a daily pc battery and cover. Everything fits great. Ill get it charged up and let you know how it preforms. I like the cover better than some others Ive seen much cleaner look and a good feel. I think its a good price $25 shipped.
[EVO 4G Accessories] phreezex:
i got mine last week as well,. currently off charger, heavy to mod use, (fb, ebuddy, some birds, BT and wifi).. 4hr50m off charger @ 69% left..

def worth the 25.
[EVO 4G Accessories] thaisport_sf:
Only official Sprint extended battery is the 2600mAh.

I also have a Seidio Innocell 3500mAh which is awesome. If you want official go with the Sprint 2600mAh otherwise, I'd go with the Seidio 3500mAh any day of the week.
[EVO 4G Accessories] daswahnsinn:
70$ for the Seidio 3500mAh battery wow, I think I'll hold off a bit longer. LOLz
[EVO 4G Accessories] hercules rockefeller:
I suppose you could do that, if you've got the experience to set something up to measure it properly (as mentioned above). What I did was a bit more complex but still provided a pretty good idea of how quickly I was drawing down my battery, how it was charging, voltage vs. "Charged" percentage, etc. Using Current Widget and batt Stat, I kept a log of my battery stats over time, for about 3 hours. I turned on some internet radio and kept my screen off (so I'd be drawing a signifigant but steady current from the battery). Every hour or so, I noted the the current that the phone had been drawing from the phone (from current widget, the charged percentage, and the battery voltage (I did this at work, so it was easy enough to check on it periodically throughout the day, otherwise this would be a huge PITA).

Once you've got that for a couple of hours, you can plot out an estimate of the battery's overall mAh. Say you start at 90%, that should be roughly 3150 mAh for a 3500 mAh battery. Suppose an hour later you're at 83%, and current widget shows you've been drawing 250 mA from the battery. That's a 7% drop over an hour, and since you measured an hour, you know that's 250 mAh. 7% of 3500 is roughly 250, so that would mean that you've got a 3500 mAh battery. on the other hand, if you had a stock battery at 90%, that would be 1350 mah, and an hour of draining 250 mA would take you down to 1100 mAh, or 73% - a 17% drop. It gets more complicated if you're measuring at different intervals, because you'd have to adjust it for a full hour to convert the mA that current widget shows into mAh. But if you can measure for an hour or two under relatively controlled usage, you can get a pretty good idea of the battery's total capacity.
[EVO 4G Accessories] chdrummerdude:
Ok to clarify, that htc battery is legit. but its not 3500 its a droid incredible 2150mah extended battery. Funny thing is, I have the htc hero extended battery it is 2150mah (Same as incredible only it will not work in the evo or incredible due to the 2 phones software rejecting the batteries), and they are nearly the same size as the 3500mah sold by Seidio. So yes the battery that was posted was most likely an official htc battery but was made for the incredible.

So to get some things straight, the hero and tp2 version of the official 2150mah will not work in the incredible and the evo. but the incredible version (Which is red) will work in the evo. Htc just never made a back for it.
[EVO 4G Accessories] kids88yj:
I already posted its a dailyPC 3500 battery. Its not a htc. I've been using it for about a week now works pretty good. I'm a med to heavy user depending on work. In at 60% at over 11 hours today, today was closer to heavy.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jarapa1:
Hi all,

First thanks and congratulations for all this great job you do.

Now this is my problem.

I have a SG SCL I9003, succes rooted with superoneclick and i used root uninstaller for cleaning all apps and demos that my phone company has pre installed.

One of this app was email.apk :eek: what is needed for other 3rd party apps about camera (qrdroid, camera 360, smart measure...) apps that now are unoperative.

The solutions tried for this problems have been:

- Reinstall email.apk or cameraappsnoemail.apk from CWM recovery but i have 3e and it´s needed 2e so i cant do this.

- Downgrade 3e to 2e, but original rom is needed and i have not it

- Install other Rom but all Roms are for I9000 and i have read there is no good idea install them on i9003

- Burn the phone and put it in any hole of a dirty and ugly animal. I will go on sunday to zoo, if i cant find here any solution this will be the best option.

Sorry for my english, ire and low english level are responsable not me.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lion766:
Just curious, I am using RG, and have used CM7R1 and R2. This feature has really annoyed me, anyway to disable it?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rockstarar:
you could lower haptic feedback in cm, thats all i think.

sorry! :/
[Epic 4G General] androidfeen809:
She ask me why can't she delete certain contacts from her phonebook, when she tries to delete certain contacts, not all have the problem it says can't delete or edit sns contact? How can she delete these contacts?

Sent from my T-Mobile G2
[Epic 4G General] BWFBezerk:
She's probably trying to delete contacts from facebook integration.
[Epic 4G General] androidfeen809:
Thank you so much it worked

Sent from my T-Mobile G2
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] killer2thrill:
hey guys .. i am new to this android stuff . so i am asking i a RAM VERSION WHICH IS VERY VERY VERY VERY FAST .. and i need a nand version of this . plz help thx .. sorry for being a noob .. thx for the help :rolleyes:
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Richy99:
imilka ram hd v1.0 is what i use and it is very fast and uses sense
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] tyrone1:
HyperDroid gbx by pongster=win :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] waallace:
Theme made by @castaway1 and ported by me.

Enjoy.

Compatible With MiniCM6.1 RC1

Screens

RECOMMENDED SETTINGS - you can play with this as you like

Menu - > Settings -> CM settings -> User Interface ->

Status Bar
- battery percentage ON
- Battery percentage color set to #ff9900ff
- Clock color set to #ff9900ff
Date and provider
-date color #ff9900ff
- carrier PLMN label color #ff9900ff
- carrier SPLN label color #ffb600ff
Notification colors
- notifications ticker color #ffffffff
- notification count color #ff9900ff
- no notification title color #ff9900ff
- clear notifications color - #ff000000
- ongoing notifications title color #ff9900ff
- latest notification title color #ff9900ff
All items colors set to #ff9900ff
Notification power widget coor
- Indicator color #ff9900ff

Download Theme​

​

​

if you like this, thank me. :p

Instal Via xRecovery *Custom Zip*​
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] darfito:
Nice! I'm gonna try it on RC1 :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Camogyp:
Copy this file to /mnt/sdcard/CMTheme/, go to Menu - > Settings -> CM settings -> User Interface -> Tweaks extras -> Select a theme.

I'm not to 100% sure thet all true edit, but I tried not to confuse or anything and done correctly.

P.S. I'm sorry dude, but very little changed graphic elements
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] jh64310:
thank you very much[/I]. :p
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] Penashe:
Does anyone know of an app or maybe even a Tasker profile to push a flashlight (camera flash) to notify of incoming calls and sms/email. I have it with my alarm using Alarm Clock Plus. Can't always hear vibrate if away from phone.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] sc3nightmare:
Flashlight alert is one
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drum747:
OK so my G Tablet is on the way and I've been reading and came across a comment on another forum that the ROM's that exist are built on the original stock software and that the most recent update may be causing problems with CWM? I will be getting my G Tablet on Wednesday, should I not do the update if I am going to be flashing a custom ROM? Thanks in advance!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] butchconner:
drum747,

I believe everyone should make their own decisions. But if you ask me -- I'd tell you to simply stick with a stock G-Tablet right now.

When you get yours and go to Settings/About you can see the version -- something

like 1.1.xxxx -- probably 3588. If not, just about as soon as you get wifi connected

it will offer you an OTA (on the air) update to 3588. That's the current working version, and compared to the crud we had back last November it really isn't bad software.

It will lack the Market and some other things...you may have to be patient there.

But you can still side-load apps and download apps directly from a number of places.

But we are waiting. Our devs have found that there is software for a possible

Update 3991. The hope is that OTA 3991 will come down in the next few weeks.

If so, at 3588 stock you will be in perfect shape for that update. And then once you

have worked with it a while, you will be able to decide whether to stick with it -- or look at other options.

It seems like everyone who come in here looks at the ROMs available like a "all-you-can-eat" buffet. The immediately start flashing ROMs and moving around software

until something goes wrong and they are stuck. Indigestion!

With a good 3588 tablet, you can read and interact here and find out the biggest and

the best, and you can learn what you need to that when you are ready you can

move up to whatever you want without problems.

Do what you want. Enjoy the G-Tablet. I think it pretty darn good!

Rev
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notsob2002:
I agree.........

Stick with the most current stock version 3588. The next update officially available from viewsonic should be very soon, but I don't think it will be 3991 as advertised ;)

3558 was different than what it started as, or it would seem based on what I have gathered from reading old threads.

:Dale
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drum747:
You know, I have a Droid X and have really enjoyed rooting it and trying different ROM's and was really looking forward to the same type of experience on this tablet. What is the advantage of waiting until the next update? Can't I update, do a full backup and go back to that if I want? Once I install a different ROM, I am then stuck at whatever update and no further updates? Is that why you are saying to wait? Are you saying there will be even better ROM's down the road based on the new update that is coming? Or just that the new update coming might have all the things we would like?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] K J Rad:
The next update might have some cool stuff... might even be as good or better than the custom stuff here... maybe...

Question is... did you buy the tablet to use it for media consumption or tinkering?

Answer that and you'll know what to do. Just don't forget to make nvflash to factory stock your best friend ;-)
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drum747:
A little of both I guess. Part of the reason I chose this tablet over others is because of the support and customization (and price!) I will try to wait for the next update before I tweak it (if I can!) Heh!! Thanks for the responses guys!! I appreciate the input!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] notsob2002:
This is without the best quote I could image. Tinkering without first using the tab and getting to realize it's not a giant phone is the first step I think everyone should understand.

And if you do tinker then you should expect it to have opportunities (problems ).
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] butchconner:
drum747,

Not addressing your abilities or anything about you.

But read all the crash and burn threads on this forum.

IMHO, to many people are trying to do to much too fast and are

messing up their tabs and have to be bailed out.

I'm just saying be cautious, move slowly and carefully and

don't get into trouble.

However, my advice still stands. If you move on to other

ROMS, etc. now, you will cut off access to offline updates.

Then you will have to go back to stock, etc. And

sometimes going back is as much as problem as going up!

It still would be easier to stay stock now and if an update

doesn't come down soon -- you will have read and learned

and be ready to make choices.

IMHO.

Rev
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] K J Rad:
IMHO... if it ain't powering your pacemaker then learn how to nvflash and have fun.

Be part of the revolution or watch it happen... ;-)
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drum747:
Thanks guys! I get what you're saying!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramerco:
QFT.

nvflash is not hard to get working. With a properly set up nvflash procedure and all the info on these forums, the gTab is an unbrickable as it gets.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freedomallah:
updates

I upgraded to the vegan 7, gingerbread, how do I go back to the original stock to get the latest updates from viewsonic when update arrives?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohitlepa:
Second that

I absolutely agree to stick with the stock ROM and play for a while. The 3588 update is very stable and usable when you change to Classic Home. I have been using it till now, side loading apps and enjoying a lot without having to worry about custom ROMS and such.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Roxxas049:
The people who are saying stay stock for the updates are glossing over the fact that the Vs updates will just make the stock UI suck a little less.

Before I bought my G tab I had never had any experience with tablets or smart phones or even android for that matter. I have flashed 4 or 5 roms onto my tablet without incident, no boot loops, no dead tab, no anything that anyone would consider a bad experience. I'm using Vegan 5.1.1 for the record, for the third time.

Read a few of the reflash to stock with nvflash threads to prepare yourself in case something does go wrong, but there is no reason to stay stock on this tablet theres to much dev goodness and too much customizationability ( is that even a word?) not to try different things.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sigvader:
Yeah I think it all boils down to what the individual wants and is willing to risk..this forum makes it easy and there are plenty of options to try just always prepare for the unexpected and dealing with the experimentals expect anything to happen!!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drum747:
Who am I kidding?! There is no way I will be able to wait for the next update. I already have a ton of files set up to load on my G tablet. I will be Modding within hours of my full charge! Guess its just my nature! Thanks guys!

Butch, thanks I will be reading everything to make sure I do it right Thanks for the advice everyone!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] butchconner:
Closing Word...

Everyone that has contributed to this thread--

I have tried to voice the side of conservatism and restraint and

good judgement in this thread. My intention was not to hurt any

feeliings or pick on anyone or rain on anyone's parade.

But if you read what's going on in these forums, there are a lot

of folks having problems. A lot of them are in over their heads and

some have been careless and others made honest mistakes.

I know for my part, I have been working hard to try to help folks

find the tools and make the decisions to get back on track. I'm sure

I have made mistakes and my opinions are mine! :)

But I speak for myself in saying that even though I am semi-retired

and have more time than most -- I can't keep up this pace. And I've

heard others of the helpers say the same thing.

I also call your attention to the "TwoTapsX" thread and the fact that

the moderators are aware of the problems people are having. Roebeet

has put together a splendid ROM that many think will be the next

generation of G-Tablet software. But because of the complexity of the

mods folks already have had in the tablets, and because of the human

factors listed above -- a lot of folks have messed up their tablets.

In My Humble Opinion: Somebody has got to say that in spite of all the

"opportunities" for mods in these forums -- folks have got to start

exercising more restraint, more good judgement, more common sense in

what they do.

The devs and the folks who are helpers here can't be expected to carry the

load of keeping everyone up and running with the current problem rates. I

sometimes don't agree with the moderators, but this time I see their point.

We users have a good thing here, but if it keeps being abused......

********

Having said that, I am done here. I wish you well.

Rev

/EOT
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drum747:
Just an update. Within an hour of booting up I had installed CWM and Vegan. It was an easy process and now I love my g tablet!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] K J Rad:
Welcome! Enjoy the koolaid... ;-)
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plutarco:
Nice responce
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Dear forum members,

In the following A, B, C and D sections is described the flashing process

of the NoDo unbranded ROM: RUU_Schubert_BellMobility_WWE_2.20.841.02_Radio_5.65.09.11a_22.44.50.15_NoDo

A. Pre-Requisites

If your HD 7 is flashed with a ROM of the following release:

1. RUU_Schubert_BellMobility_WWE_2.16.666.02_Radio_5.64.09.11a_22.40.50.15U

then you can flash the following NoDo unbranded ROM and when you like you can comeback to your previous ROM

In case your HD 7 is flashed with a different of the above (1) ROM but your Firmware version at your phone settings>about>more information

is of the form xxxx.yy.zzzzz.666 i.e. with characteristic value 666

then you can also flash the following NoDo unbranded ROM, but you can comeback only to one of the above (1) ROM

B. Downloading

You must download the following 2 ROMs:

1. Download this zip ROM file: RUU_Schubert_BellMobility_WWE_2.20.841.02_Radio_5.65.09.11a_22.44.50.15_NoDo_by_ansar

2. Download this zip ROM file: RUU_Schubert_BellMobility_WWE_2.20.841.02_Radio_5.65.09.11a_22.44.50.15_NoDo_Signed_by_ansar

Extract the downloaded zip ROM files with an unzip / 7zip utility in separate folders of your choice

C. Flashing Process

In order to successfully flash the provided ROMs you must follow these steps:

1. Flash the ROM of the above (B.1.) extracted zip ROM file

2. After flashing HD 7 will automatically enter again in bootloader mode

3. In the screen of your computer the ROMUpdateUtility will report an ERROR[270]

4. Ignore it and exit from ROMUpdateUtility

5. Now flash the ROM of the above (B.2.) extracted zip ROM file

6. After flashing your HD 7 will boot normally

7. Exit from ROMUpdateUtility and proceed with your brand new ROM

If you do not want them you can delete all operator apps, in order to have more free RAM

Beware, in WP7 deleting an application means it is deleted from ROM

D. ROM Flashing Instructions

In order to flash a ROM follow these steps:

1. Press and hold power-on/off button to power-off the phone

2. Press and hold volume-down button and then press power-on/off button to enter bootloader mode

3. When your phone enters the tricolor screen bootloader mode, release volume-down button

4. Connect your phone to your windows 7/vista/xp pc/laptop with a usb cable

5. Verify that your phone will be identified and relevant drivers will be installed by windows os of your pc/laptop

6. After completion of (D.5.) above, check the usb message connection on your phone screen

7. To flash the ROM go to your pc/laptop folder where the downloaded zip ROM file is extracted

8. Double click on the ROMUpdateUtility.exe file and strictly follow the instructions on your pc/laptop screen

Till next version enjoy!!!

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] zetagnosis:
Working in Bell 9295 HD7 !!!!

NoDo ready.

TKS man.... you are the man !!
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] zetagnosis:
I despise, can only move between letters, no copy / paste functionality... sorry
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] the-wrangler:
thanks kindly, just picked one up...ill give it a shot at work tomoro and let ya know how it panned out.
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] sonoman33:
Thank you for the files!!!

Just installed the ROM and no copy/paste :(. Do I need to enable something??

I changed the Region and after rebooting the phone Copy/Paste is now working!!!!

After the update the info shows the device as T9296 instead of T9295. Telstra software installed.

Would you please tell me how can I add Keyb languages? I only have English (UK) in the list. Thank you!!!
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] redoxy:
Also installed on Bell HD7 and everything works even after changing region. still have copy and paste. My only concern is the fact that it's a Telstra ROM not Bell. Also the Keyboard only has settings for English UK. Besides that I happen to miss unlocking and side-loading apps. Hope someone comes out with a hack like the chevron team.

Thanks ANSAR for the work appreciated
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] zetagnosis:
USE [ROM]RUU_Schubert_HTC_Europe_1.69.401.01_Radio_5.54.09. 21_22.33b.50.10_Signed

All work OK in BELL HD7 - 7 keybs
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] the-wrangler:
Been a busy day and havent had a chance to flash yet..so if im reading right this is a telstra rom? if needed is there the actual bell rom to flash back to?
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

What is this?

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

Yes you can goback to BellMobility branded ROM

In post #1 you can see in A section the ROM you can flash

Thank You all for commenting and supporting!!!

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] zetagnosis:
I installed Europe ROM on my BELL HD 7 whit no problem... Radio, OS, NoDo all working :). My current ROM: RUU_Schubert_HTC_Europe_1.69.401.01_Radio_5.54.09. 21_22.33b.50.10_Signed
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] the-wrangler:
thats great!! thank you very much. ill try it out and let ya know ..

edit....working great! thanks mate
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] almoznebreda:
Dear Ansar,

I have hd7

With radio software version:5.51.09.06a_22.30.50.09u

And with firmware version 2250.09.11901.

206

And I want to flash a complete Rom because I haven't in setting the option who called connection and I haven't Bluetooth

only the Bluetooth of Headset when I open it he starts searching about a headset and require the pen code of it.

And I want to ask you which you like hd7 or hd2

What is the deference between them

If you can please help me

M_reda82@hotmail.com
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

Thnx for supporting!!

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

Thnx for commenting and suporting!!

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

It is an O2 UK phone and you can flash relevant braned ROMs without pro

I use both, may be some time their way will converge may be not

Regards, ansar
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] zetagnosis:
Hi !!!

This ROM is TELESTRA not BELL....

Thanks for your work man.
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] the-wrangler:
Ok ran this rom since I flashed it...everything is working perfectly EXCEPT I can't send an mms..no pic text. Seems I can receive but not send..i did run HTC connection setup a few different times. Anyone else running this wanna try it out and see if it works? I'm gonna flash back but I'm gonna miss the damn copy and paste now that I've had it again. Lol I'm one of the few that use it many times daily. .ah well..

EDIT...looks like it was just a network problem, long as no one else has an issue I'dsay were still golden...thanks again ansar!
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] redoxy:
So after flashing this rom and enjoying it for some time, i decided to go back to the original rom since i think i prefer the benefit of unlocked phone to the NoDo update.

However, after flashing the original rom from bell, chevron unlocker doesn't work on my phone any longer.

Has anyone tried this rom and gone back their original rom and have been able to unlock their phones?

thanks
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

Yes, as in title shows for BellMobility and ROM of CV 841 - Telstra

Regards, ansar