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[Touch HD General] wei2005yh:
excuse me, does that NAND for hd , is just a haret and android roms on NAND?i mean the wm'bootloader(not professional) boot the system then give to haret?? :mad::confused::confused:

i dont know exactly about it , but i think it's different from hd2's nand android,isn't it??
[Touch HD General] g3rm0:
NAND on Blackstone is not working yet, but it will be like in HD2 - Winmo will be completely removed.
[Touch HD General] lawrencenetwork:
Hi, has there been any further developments for NAND based Android for the Touch HD T8282?

Thanks in advance

Chris
[Touch HD General] epatul:
Any news about the HTC Android NAND HD Blackstone.

I do not understand why it is so difficult to work in the blackstone if they are very similar in features and hardware to the HTC HD Blackstone.
[Touch HD General] g3rm0:
Similar =/= identical. Even the small change in hardware require different drivers. Since documentation for our devices is not available to public trying to fix anything is even harder. Imagine writing the code for device when you can't be sure how it should work - you can only guess and see what happens. Plus the original kernel wasn't meant for NAND so there's a lot of things that have to be redone. Be patient - NAND for Blackstone WILL happen some day.
[Touch HD General] cmpokhriyal:
Any progress on NAND for Blackstone Touch HD please?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] incubus26jc:
Its pretty neat. I used older versions alot back in the Windows Mobile days.

It was released on the market. Its $15 though... Still has wm pricing too.

I found a copy on the net but it says it cant find my market purchase and if i hit the home button, it exits. But at least i get to try it.

Still trying to decide whether to buy it.

[YOUTUBE]hVU84J1ShSQ[/YOUTUBE]
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] jbizzle:
Just tried it. Although I like the flashyness, warm Z and sense 2.0 are much more functional for me. Partially due to the scrollable widgets...
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] patalo:
Did you use it on Warm Z?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] pete_kowalski83:
Im not sure 15$ is worth it for a launcher....it is cool looking tho
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] theguitarguy58:
Just found it on the net

Didn't say anything about verifying market purchase.

Works pretty good and looks awesome.

SxReapz!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] ruhismile:
Does SPB Shell 3D work with nexus one

I have purchased the APK for 4 dollars but its not working

The launcher SPB Shell 3D on my nexus one its not rooted.

thanks
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] jbizzle:
yes. why? i couldnt really get the 3d messaging widget to work....does it need to be on aOSP for some of the functions?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] incubus26jc:
no, it should work. It works for me... Click on the contact picture and it should come up.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] PimpShit420:
I get a FC trying to run it......Im runn inng Athena
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] dccoh:
problem

I've tried running it on my Incredible with CM7, and it closes with no error message. I never even get to see the first screen.

Blah.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Breezer23:
Looks impressive!

What is even more impressive is that guys ability to keep his left hand so steady.

Not paying $15 for it though. :)

EDIT: Why not actually. I live with my parents and pay no rent. I'll give it a try and let you guys know what I think of it.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] boogerboy72:
i tried it, wasnt very impressed. after fiddling with it for about two hours i went back to adw launcher ex.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Seraph552:
This app is quite pretty, great weather widget with animation, cool picasa widget, just a ton of nice custom widgets but it does leave a few things to be desired. Wish it had scrollable widgets above all, and it would be nice if you could arrange icons how you see fit ( it auto aligns toward the top, you can't put empty spaces between icons or widgets) hopefully the devs will provide quick updates because I could definitely see this being great.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] shuura:
I'm not sure I can spend $15 on this. Most reviewers comment on the performance issues. It looks great, but I'll wait and see if they're able to increase the performance.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Futur Innovations:
I'm running it right now on my CM7 DInc and it runs pretty smooth :) Its only hiccuped a few times, but I've never had any problems. I actually get better battery life with it than LPP or ADW EX. The launcher with the best battery life would have to be Launcher7.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] smokindank:
I am running a cracked version of spb and it's working perfectly absolutely zero performance problems... also there is no need to pay 15 get it free

sent from my droid incredible running cm7
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] smokindank:
oh **** it the web police

sent from my droid incredible running cm7
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Atlas.rouge:
Technically. However, to play devil's advocate, $15 for any app except maybe office software is ridiculous. Especially for a launcher.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Coop9:
No, it's not 'technically' illegal, it is definitely illegal.

Justifying pirating software because you happen to think the cost to high is just wrong. If you think the cost is too high, don't buy it, but that doesn't give you the right to just take it.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] mariobeo:
i used this app, its quite great but not better than go launcher ^__^
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] andrew8806:
If anyone else posts links to piracy you will be banned. Please read the forum rules before posting. Thank you.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] shuura:
GO Launcher is amazing!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] smokindank:
mod edit: no bad language.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] renzo.olivares:
LOL i hope you know thats a mod(andrew) your talking to and he can actually ban you at least to my knowledge.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] smokindank:
oh yeah cuz I can't just make another account... ohhh don't ban me from a forum

sent from my droid incredible running cm7
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] renzo.olivares:
its called ip-ban.....and making multiple account is also a rule not to be a buzz kill or anythning:D
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] TheDeadCPU:
Challenge accepted.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] letterman12:
if anyone can send me an apk or flashable zip for the default android voice recorder thatd be awesome.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thresherhorn:
EDIT: ... spent literally 2 seconds back on my phone and realized I had my date set back 2 years from today.... meaning the timestamps pushed it to the top of the text field..... please enjoy your day....

Been searching for hours trying to find a way to re-enable Text Threading (Conversation Mode) for my cappy. As far as I know, I have done nothing between when I had it already enabled and all the sudden it is disabled. If you know the answer you can stop here and help. Otherwise....

Currently running: Serendipity/Onix/KP1

Symptom: In sms the text format was....

Me: 00:00

You: 00:01

Me: 00:02

You: 00:03

...and is now converted to...

Me: 00:00

Me: 00:02

You: 00:01

You: 00:03

Searched the forums, searched my phone, searched google.... 0 luck.

Your thoughts?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] M 5hizzle:
..In picking out which is the best droid setup for me.

I was here months back when I setup droid on my Vogue(US Cellular) and over the course of a couple days of trying out different builds and testing, I found that Warm Doughnut was the best working one for me at the time. Unlike the Froyo build on here that I tried, doughnut's data connection worked fine (and right away) without any setup at all whereas I couldn't get it running for the life of me on Froyo.

However, I'm wanting to swap out past doughnut now to a more updated version of Android. Which would you all recommend? I've been reading some good reviews on the Gingerbread build... However, I'm worried about calls/sms/data and all of the other features... Which are working which aren't?

I'd have to have them all working (like current setup on doughnut) to make the switch, else it'll just be pointless for me.

Now I ask the same of the FroYo build on here. Before it worked fine for me, except the data functions... I couldn't get it to connect at all for the life of me.

So, I ask of you all with more experience with this phone than me. What would you suggest? What works for you? Doughnut, Froyo, or Gingerbread?

I want to get Froyo running if I can (about to put it back on and give it a go) but not having a data connection will kill the idea for me. And even better would be if I can get Gingerbread running, but only if I can get in/outgoing calls, sms, data, (gps hopefully) and bluetooth.

Thanks in advance for any/all support you guys can give me!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] goducks3620:
Superfroyo seems very stable and functional to me. I'm on Sprint. Even MMS works though you have to fiddle with it. Gingerbread's not all there yet stabilitywise.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] M 5hizzle:
Thanks for the reply! I felt the same when I tried it out months ago, my only issue is getting the data running... Did you have to fiddle with yours a lot to get it working? I know you're on Sprint and I'm on US Cellular, but from what I can tell the two shouldn't be that different to setup. Maybe I didn't give it enough time/work before to get data running (or maybe I was doing it wrong).

Also, I'm going to be using it from my SD card (like I have previously) for a while and make sure its solid before I think about wiping my WM6.1 off and replacing it altogether. Doughnut worked fine off of the SD card, I'm assuming Froyo will as well? Didn't give it too much time before, but when I did have it going on the SD card before I didn't notice it chugging along at all.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] M 5hizzle:
Another thing, do I have to use WM6.5 to get this going, or is it ok using WM6.1 like I am? Would prefer not to have to redo (and backup all that nonsense) for my 6.1 if I don't have to.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] goducks3620:
I totally wiped windows mobile and run off nand. It's snappy enough and data worked straight off. No fiddling.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] M 5hizzle:
Well, got Froyo running... But no data running yet... Enabled Data, enabled data while roaming (roaming majority of the time anyways) and nothing yet...

Ideas anyone?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
The typical question is: does it work in winmo?
[Xoom Accessories] scramer:
I have a Freedom Pro Keyboard (bluetooth) that I use with my HTC EVO, and is small and compact for travel. I thought I would try to use it with the wifi Xoom - success! Now I have one small travel keyboard for two items.

Sorry for the crappy picture. What I am using for the "stand" is a $3 metal business card holder that I bought from Staples when I bought the Xoom.

You can get more information on the keyboard (and see better pictures) on Amazon.
[Xoom Accessories] gbmitchell:
Looks cool but a little to steep for me. I will stick with an apple bluetooth kb.
[Xoom Accessories] scramer:
yea it was a little pricey but i do a lot of document preparation and bought it to fit in my purse for travel. Easier to type docs on this keyboard than on the phone keyboard. lol
[Xoom Accessories] SnakeManJayd:
Looks awesome.

Could you give us a bit of a review on it?

Do the programmable keys work with Xoom?

What is the keyboard like?

Keys get stuck at all? Does it feel like a normal keyboard?

Does the Xoom fit on the stand that it comes with?

You may have just saved me from buying the official moto keyboard, which I wasn't really keen on in the first place.

Great find.

Thanks
[Xoom Accessories] SnakeManJayd:
Sorry, it said the first post failed, so I posted again
[Atrix 4G General] Krshaw18:
I don't know very much about software android development or kernals for that matter (although I'm learning more everyday :p). But from what I understand, the Droid X and Droid 2 have a locked boot loader as well, however there has been a workaround developed for those issues in the form of a bootstrap. I have read here and there that the eFuse and security systems used to lock the DX are similar for the Atrix. So My question is, since we have the kernel source code and other source codes released and leaked, why couldn't a similar bootstrap method be implemented to work for the Atrix. Or is it not that simple?
[Atrix 4G General] PixoNova:
What we have right now is a lack of interest from the devs. Designgears jumped ship, and many devs have said that they're not planning on working on the Atrix due to AT&T and their restrictions. (I think that's pretty small-minded of them, as this device has amazing potential)

However, we have multiple people that are studying the bootloader and the device. I'm not sure if there's been any progress on cracking the bootloader, but there is certainly progress on discovering just what makes the bootloader tick.
[Atrix 4G General] Krshaw18:
I just figured that someone would figure out how to manipulate the bootstrap for the DX to work for the Atrix, as of yet, I have heard nothing on this subject. :(
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] mohitrocks:
Hi all,

I just got tap tap revenge 4 that is free in the market and I need three point multitouch at least to play majority of the songs on extreme. Could someone please send me a script or what exact file to edit in build.prop? Thanks, and any help is appreciated
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] sileshnair:
Editing build.prop will not get you 4 point multitouch.It needs to be supported by the kernel. I don't think any of the latest 2.2.1 kernels support that.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] mohitrocks:
Oh really? Sorry then, I guess I was misinformed. Does anyone know how to get 4 point multitouch on cm6 without wiping data, cache etc?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] iceandfire:
As sileshn stated 4 point multi-touch is currently NOT supported by ANY of the LATEST KERNELS!
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] grimpy:
the older version which was in CM works with 4point multitouch and can be found http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod4milestone/downloads/detail?name=bootimg0.04.zip there, afair this one still had to issues that you had to reboot each time you plugin your phone to usb/charger
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] indiacam:
Daer Sileshn

In the first post of this linked thread, IcenFire says he have >>> 4 POINT MULTITOUCH SUPPORT FOR MILESTONE- abilited by a little hack in build.prop

This is exactly what this thread is questioning about that little hack in build.prop

Please recheck and reply your views.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] sileshnair:
All latest kernels do not have 4point MT. You need to flash a older kernel if you need 4point MT. No it is definetely not possible just by changing a few lines in the build.prop file.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] nickrule1896:
well, i flashed the older kernel that's free of DSI errors, but still even after editing the build.prop it still has no 4-pt multitouch after rebooting.
[Samsung Mesmerize] rickkyjjem:
Can I make a zip file a apk file?
[Samsung Mesmerize] add144:
Font?

What are you trying to do exactly?
[Samsung Mesmerize] rickkyjjem:
Yes a font.zip package can I make it a font.apk package just by changing file I was reading on android police that it could.be done but I get continuous error message saying problem parsing package
[Nook Color General] starkruzr:
To Whom It May Concern,

As an Android enthusiast and owner of a Nook Color, I'd like to let you know that your entirely open and permissive attitude towards the modding community has made me VERY inclined to purchase content from you whenever possible. I've already bought three e-books from you and plan to buy more from you and ONLY you whenever I feel like purchasing content. This approach IS making you money. I promise. :)

Sincerely,

a now-devoted B&N customer
[Nook Color General] painter_:
Somehow I do not think they intended the Nook to be as open as it is.
[Nook Color General] starkruzr:
Maybe, but they haven't done anything to change it in any of their updates, either.
[Nook Color General] kirbfucius:
Let's hope that attitude remains the same when the official 2.2 update comes out. I'm with you though, I love this thing! Outside of Netflix, there's nothing the iPad has that I want and I cannot wait for Google to release their 3+ AOSP so we can make these Nooks even better! :)
[Nook Color General] JLCollier2005:
You'd be surprised at what B&N suspected. I mean why else pack this much punch into an ereader with the Android OS backing it? They knew what they were doing. If they didn't, then I feel sorry for them...Im happy it got past them, but c'mon, the Android community has blown up since late 2009, Rooting became 100% legal (even if it voids the warrenty) and they even made it easy by allowing the SD card to boot first! They either planned it or it was horribly designed.
[Nook Color General] rogerdugans:
It's just guesswork, but I think B&N made it just difficult enough that casual users wouldn't be likely to screw up their NC but easy enough that the android community would be able to- and generate a huge amount of buzz about the Nook Color.

If it was JUST an e-reader as intended, half the articles you see online would not exist; maybe even fewer.

Pretty good advertising if you ask me...
[Nook Color General] pokey9000:
There's no such thing as bad press.

The flip side to having little to no device security is easy maintenance. I'd be surprised if BN stores didn't have a full reinstall/recover microsd image. It would be so easy to do.
[Nook Color General] JLCollier2005:
I also think that at LEAST 1/3rd (if not way, way more than that) of the people who bought it did so to make it into a tablet (or the very least to root it)
[Nook Color General] roustabout:
I am buying books on it. I am recommending friends buy it, and let them know they only get help if they bought it from Barnes and Noble.

I want B&N to get all the revenue from this device, and won't touch a Best Buy unit.

And yes, I bought it once I knew it was rootable and a great platform to learn Android hardware with.
[Nook Color General] InvalidUserID:
Even as an Amazon Prime member/Kindle owner, I have been purchasing ebooks from B &N to show support for this device. I had planned on buying a Xoom this summer, but this device has exceeded my expectations.

They really need to up their advertising on this device.
[Nook Color General] spdsl:
"Ditto" .... +1
[Nook Color General] dsf3g:
This is one of my biggest questions about the NC. I strongly suspect that development of the device pre-dates Barnes and Noble's interest in it, though I have no way of knowing that for sure.
[Nook Color General] painter_:
I bought my Nook and one for my nephew as soon as they rooted it with no intention of using it as an e-reader. I had never been to a B&N and bought all of my books from Amazon or Borders. Since I bought the Nook I ordered all of my school books from B&N and have also bought a few e-books and audio books from them. The Nook provided exposure to B&N that they would not of had in my case.
[Nook Color General] ruiza997:
Just my 2 cents on how open b&n is about rooting the nc. I went into a bn store to get a cover and was presented a book by an employee on how to root and make it a full fledged tablet.
[Nook Color General] boborone:
The reps are real cool about rooting it and know what they're talking about. Then you get the guy I got the other day who knew nothing about the nook period. They either know all or are dumb as hell.
[Nook Color General] tranquilchao5:
As an employee of BN, specifically a digital lead, with a rooted nook color running CM7, I do my best to let management know how important it is for me to be able to support the modding community. I root devices in-store, fix rooted devices, and make sure returns and warranty problems go off without a hitch even for modded machines. I never feel as though I am going against the grain and I think we're being very smart about all of this so far.
[Nook Color General] LongbowFoSho:
I guess I'm in the minority here. I bought the Nook because I'm too cheap for the iPad. I'm also too cheap to pay B&N's prices for their books and I am always on the lookout for free ebooks. Paying $7.00 and more on a regular basis for books seems like waste.
[Nook Color General] ripleys:
Dear Barnes & Noble;

I bought the Nook Color in mid-December simply because it could be rooted. Since that time, I have purchased a cover, screen protectors, and extra charger and 58 e-books. The NC is a great product, and your employees that I've dealt with support it enthusiastically, even though it's rooted. This results in a happy, loyal customer base and helps ensure repeat business. Kudos to you.
[Nook Color General] xdabr:
I will sign the letter too!

I had no great love for Barnes & Noble before this (their pricing took a steep upward spiral many years ago; long ago they were the only good discounter, but that's long gone and I have little use for lattes and biscotti in a bookstore). But now I have a very soft spot for them and we visit the store more frequently to buy things as inexpensive as paper magazines and toys and as expensive as, well, the Nook.

Let's hope they continue with the openness and don't make fools of us by root-blocking attempts with the 2.2 release.

For what it's worth every B&N clerk I've asked about the Nook has "just happened to mention" that it's rootable -- I almost think it's part of their official sales pitch.
[Nook Color General] jahfry:
Given that B&N set up store displays for the Nook Color that included a book that told you how to root the Nook ... I'd guess they were pretty open to the idea that it would be ... open. Heck, I've had 2 long conversations with employees in B&N stores telling them about how to get more up to date info here on XDA. I can't read the minds of the execs at the top that product managed Nook Color, but everything from the lower levels says they're perfectly happy with it.

Consider me /signed as well :)
[Nook Color General] mariel9898:
Where do I sign?

I was holding off on buying an e-reader but bought the NC after I learned it could be rooted. Took me more than a month to do it though since I'm not a huge techie and there is a lot to learn. I used to buy all my books from Amazon but since I got the NC have bought all my books from B&N and will continue to do so as long as B&N doesn't do anything to this version and future versions of the NC to block rooting.

I don't think 1/3 of NC are rooted. That would be close to a million people who rooted. A lot of people do know that the device can be rooted thanks to all the publicity around it. B&N never marketed the NC as anything other than an e-reader with some extras until last week when they sold it as a tablet on HSN. Before that the comparisons to other tablets was done by review sites mostly. If you go on the B&N boards you will see most people know about rooting, many do not care to and many more are too scared to.
[Nook Color General] Pre-dawn raid:
Overdrive (app in the Market) is your friend based on what you wrote in your post. Free epub ebooks straight from your local library's website! That being said, I don't mind supporting B&N by buying a few cheaper (<$10) ebooks and magazine issues. I think the more lucrative this device is for the company, the more they will continue to develop it into a full fledged tablet right out of the box. I've met 2 or 3 people at work that have NCs and none of them were rooted. They were blown away by how my NC was set up and what it could do. I too had a B&N employee show me the Nook Color book in store and mention the rooting process. I've also been seeing A LOT of recent press about rooting this thing including NPR and prime time news segments. Seriously doubt the higher-ups at B&N don't know what is going on.
[Nook Color General] Evaders99:
Kudos for a company actively supporting this. I hope this is the way B&N will continue to support the modders