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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Adrian-Droid:
with regard to your terminal as root the simplest way to do this is with one click super just google some no more than 4 steps:)

sorry for my way of this written'm Latino and I use google translator
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] DanielFran:
Start with "[Index] Summary for X10 Mini & Pro!" thread you have everything in there!

PS: Easy way is to use SuperOneClick!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] xdjwillzx:
ok guys got it rooted finally installed busybox and titanuim back up and i get the 3 ticks on the xrecovery options are there any other options after the 3 ticks ? as i cant seem to boot my mini pro into x recovery thanks
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ctalcant:
You can't boot into xrecovery using that script directly. You still need hit the 'back' button (hard key) when the the sony ericsson logo appears.

However, there is a thread by doomlord in which you can install an app/widget that will reboot into xrecovery directly.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phoneman09:
I'm new to the whole android OS and I trying to unroot my nexus one and I have read that it is possible here on XDA but I can't seem to understand it. I thinking of installing the original gingerbread stock rom onto my sd card then to my phone will that work for me or is there more to it. If someone would help me out I would really appreciate it. :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilkorn:
You're probably better off flashing a rooted stock rom.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danger-rat:
Unroot/restore guide in the wiki. Use passimg method with FRG33. If the updates to GRI40 don't start automatically, you can flash them yourself...

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=Nexus_One/Guides_%26_Tutorials#Unroot_.2F_Restore_your_Nexus
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gugutkov:
I use RCMixHD v3.5 DeSensenized but i can't use any GPS APP because there is no signal. Is there a bug in this rom? I change the radio, then i try again - no gps again. Please help me!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rolfd:
Please edit your thread title with a description of your problem.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] Chadashcroft22:
verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/accessory?action=accessoryDetails&accessoryId=47423

Looks to be a new Inductive case. Sorry but what is the point exactly to charge "wirelessly" like this when the phone is still having to be placed on a station?
[Thunderbolt Accessories] l7777:
because some people can't be bothered to plug in a cable to charge their phones. It just means the phone will charge if you put it down on the charge pad.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] mcmillanje:
I work in a vzw retail store and one of the #1 problems I see in phones 2+ years old is the charging port is worn out and the phone can no longer charge. Although this can be mitigated slightly by simply being careful, no matter what you do every time you plug in there's a chance you could bend a pin, bend the end of your charger, or ream out the port. (happened to my old droid 2)

Wireless charging means no physical wear and tear in the charging port except when using data cable.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] tuanster1119:
I like the idea of just putting my phone on a pad to charge. This would be great at work where I occasionally check on my phone and can just toss it back on the pad. I've definitely noticed how annoying it is to hold the phone while a cable is connected. It isn't anything that'd make me want to throw my phone against the wall, but annoying enough that I notice it.

My only gripe about the cover is that it adds that little bump on the back.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] distortedloop:
Now what would be awesome is if the inductive field were strong enough to actually charge the phone while it's standing up on the kick-stand. That would mitigate the annoying location of the usb port in terms of not being able to charge while watching videos in landscape mode.

Fair enough, but how many people keep their phone 2+years? Of all my friends, there's only one of them that has so far, since moving to smartphones.

If the charging pad is large enough, and you have multiple devices, there's the advantage of not having to have a separate plug/cable for each device.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] beyondyourscope:
inductive charging is awesome, can't wait til they figure out a way for it to charge while it's in my back pocket off my butt's voltage
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo General] sharky56:
Hi, I have HTC X7500 with a very serious problem. It has SPL 1.20 Olipro. The thing is that it can't get to windows mobile. When i plug it in the USB the trackball gets red and if I take the battery out and the in in turns yellow and the device gets into 3-coloured mode. It's not detected also by the computer. What can I do? Is there anyway to get everything back to normal, to restore original ROM ot firmware, wahtever it's called? Thanks!
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo General] lakeman:
?dead battery?

Hi Sharky.

I would hazard a guess and say the battery is stuffed.

The battery is renowned for having problems getting good contact so the first thing I would do is leave it off and plug it into the wall charger then fiddle with the battery to make sure it is making contact and charging.

If it gets to geen light then try booting.

If not ,it is then possible to flash from SD card.

Let me know how you go.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo General] sharky56:
If the battery is out, I can't do anything, the LED is always RED. If the battery is in, the LED is still RED, but sometimes I can get into bootloader (3-coloured screen). What's the thing with the flashing from SD card?
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo General] lakeman:
I just checked on my old athena.

When it is turned off and plugged in the light is orange untill it is fully charged and turns green.

If the battery has a poor connection it stays red.

I have an old battery that doesn't work and the light stays red.

So I would say you have a poor connection to the battery or the battery is dead.

I would not attempt to flash anything till you have a functioning battery.
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo General] sharky56:
Yeah, thanks, I've finally managed to reinstall ROM and the light when the battery is in is now orange. But I have another problem: when I plug in the USB cable the device gets gets very slow and freezes sometimes. Also the WiFi isn't working, but the bluetooth does so I think it's a software, not hardware, problem. Can you give me link to the original athena (x7500 advantage) ROM so that I can try with it. And one last thing: when I plug it in the computer via USB, Windows 7 doesn't seem to recognize the device, the Windows Mobile Device Center can't connect to the device. I appreciate your help till now and I hope you'll continue helping me to solve my problems. :) Cheers!
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo General] lakeman:
the corrupt wifi is a known issue wiith upgrade problems

this is the fix

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=2154726&postcount=33

have a look through the wiki for various files

http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php?title=HTC_Athena

a lot of the links don't work anymore

also have a look at the stickies in the upgrading section and doing a search using variations on your question usually finds an answer

ps

this phone was originally released when xp was the main OS so try finding an old laptop that uses this if you want to upgrade to AP4 to get SPL 3.5.

Have a read of the beginners guide as well

cheers
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo General] sharky56:
I've tried that fix but it doesn't help. It's obviously hardware, so I'm taking it to the service. Thanks anyway! :)
[Nook Color General] sgt.pepper99:
Hi all, just wondering if anyone could provide/knows where I can find a comparison between different versions of android on the NC? Considering switching from cupcake to cyanogen or honeycomb, just wondering what the benefits would be. Thanks!
[Nook Color General] Nburnes:
I would say Cyanogemod 7, based on the fact that everything literally works.
[Nook Color General] Animec:
CM7 with the tablet tweaks, or honeycomb. Overall, I find honeycomb to be far more enjoyable on a tablet, but CM7 with tablet tweaks is close behind and, as Burnes says, is more functional in the sense that more apps work on it and you have more features eg. bluetooth and better video.

If you can't choose, dual-boot regular CM7 and honeycomb ;)
[Nook Color General] case-sensitive:
Customized Nookie Froyo 0.6.8 image for sdcard (3/31):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=922324

It runs off the sdcard so I don't have to worry about BN update. Great battery life; it used about 5% over 16 hours; I did not turn OFF wifi when I put it to sleep, and when I woke up the NC the wifi came back by itself (i.e. I don't have to do anything) within a few seconds.

I have not tried CM7; from what I've read it's a great ROM, and the only major kink left is battery life at sleep. I have no doubt that the gurus here will iron out the kinks, and in a month I look forward to running rooted, OC BN 2.2 stock off emmc and CM7 off the sdcard. :-)
[Nook Color General] frobthebuilder:
Definitely CM7, especially considering that mad-murdock's tablet tweaks will be commited soon
[Nook Color General] sollord:
I would have to say the CM7 tablet mod by mad-murdock is the best version to be using given all the tablet friendly features it has but Nookie Comb is nice though I didn't use it more then a few hours before going back to the CM7 mod. I liked honeycomb but it has some flaws and probably won't try it again till we get a source code dump from google.
[Nook Color General] EverythingNook:
Nookie Comb is the best, at least for me.
[Nook Color General] Expatriotex:
Madmurdocks CM7 RC4 with tablet tweaks

w/ dalingrin's 3/31 OC kernel

I Love It
[Nook Color General] rogerdugans:
I have seen no comprehensive comparison of the current versions of the available roms written up, sadly. I think for the same reason I have not done one:

I like what

I

am using and don't want the hassles of setting up all the others too.

So this isn't going to be an easy one...

It depends on your needs and desires- different strokes for different folks.

IF you want the most hardware working properly, best software compatibility and most intuitive tablet experience- CM7 with the Tablet Tweaks (Tweaks are not in full rom yet but will be soon. Download in first post- http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1002000) CM7 is intended for internal (emmc) insatllation but folks have gotten it working from sd too, I believe.

If you want Honeycomb to experience a version of Android that Google intended for tablets, it is available in emmc and sd versions as well. Please understand that the actual source code has not been made available yet, so this version is a Preview and has problems that can't be easily fixed without proper source. From all reports it is pretty good though.

Nookie Froyo has fans as well and can be installed either way (emmc/sd) and I am sure there are advantages to be found.

Even stock has good reasons to be chosen: many people really LIKE the stock B&N app and some of its features. Root makes it better of course, adding a real market to the device.

Pretty obvious to tell what my choice is, but I really do think they are all good.

Maybe you can try the all and do the first comprehensive comparison. :)
[Nook Color General] dexx0008:
^nicely put.

I run my installs off the SD, so i have a stock nook when i want by just popping out the sdcard.

i just picked up a nook and have been trying all sorts of various roms trying to find what i like. I like honeycomb but feel it isn't quite ready yet.

cm7 does seem to have the most working features. One thing that has held me back is that I've been told that sleep doesn't work which forces you to charge daily. I have yet to add the tablet tweaks so maybe i ought to try that.

i've chosen to run nookiecomb and like it except for no bluetooth.
[Nook Color General] sgt.pepper99:
Thanks everyone, this has been super helpful! I've been spending hours every day for the last week or so tweaking my NC, but I'm still pretty n00bish. I'm going to give cyanogen a whirl, as the votes seem to go that way (although the battery life of froyo is tempting...).
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
Frankly, i can't see why anyone actually chooses to use anything other than CM7 right now. It is more stable than the Froyo build, and more up to date in terms of code base. Yes, it drains battery faster, but it also doesn't have an SOD issue that Froyo has (which is FAR more annoying). CM7 right now has bluetooth working, and with the fully working hardware acceleration, there is no reason to choose the older OS...
[Nook Color General] EverythingNook:
what is the SOD issue?
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
SOD = sleep of death. Basically, your system can be locked up after putting it to sleep, and will not come on without long holding the power button and going through a full bootup.
[HD7 General] Biduleman:
Hi everyone,

I just bought a T-Mobile unlocked HTC HD7 on ebay to switch from my HTC Touch on Bell Canada's network. The thing is: it can't seem to find the network and when I call Bell, they told me that they can't see the phone trying to connect to their servers.

I have a brand new SIM card, activated in their store. The phone works well, I can connect to the Wifi and browse the web.

Any info? Thanks in advance.
[HD7 General] the-wrangler:
Hey, well sorry to tell you but the tmobile HD7 isn't compatible with the Bell network..youd need a Bell, at&t, or Telstra HD7. This thread explains it...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=971262

It sucks mate but best option would be to throw it back on eBay and then buy a Bell one
[HD7 General] Biduleman:
Thanks a lot, I just tough every phones were the same.

I should have read a little more before buying it!
[HD7 General] the-wrangler:
Not a problem, hope you can get yourself a Bell one..its a great phone and a refreshing OS to use.
[Nook Color Accessories] InsightGoalie:
I know they're not exactly stylish or cool, but I was thinking it would be neat to have a fanny pack that would make it easy to carry all my gadgets. I imagine someone has to make them for ereaders. Does anyone know of anything like this?
[Nook Color Accessories] boborone:
That would be a huge fanny pack. What makes you want that over a shoulder bag, like a small messenger bag for your gadgets?
[Nook Color Accessories] InsightGoalie:
A messenger bag I just don't think would be as convenient. Slung over a shoulder isn't as nice, but I might have to look into small messenger bags because of availability.
[Nook Color Accessories] tj!2k7:
This works for me: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1000992
[Nook Color Accessories] devis:
I was thinking about it... plenty of interesting selection/color combos but while I am not the most style conscious human out there, I do try to maintain some sort of decent business casual look for my 9-5 and I fear this might somewhat clash with it. Any thoughts?
[Nook Color Accessories] InsightGoalie:
It looks a bit too tactical for my tastes. Then again, that might work with my job in the Air Force.
[Nook Color Accessories] tj!2k7:
Hmmm... dunno... probably solid black, khaki, foliage, and perhaps khaki-foliage might work for business casual...

Pretty sure this could definitely work for you then... ;)
[Nook Color Accessories] InsightGoalie:
Maybe if it was in ABU pattern instead of the Army ACU. However, I think according to the AFI we are allowed to wear accessories that are in ACU because it's more common.
[Nook Color Accessories] tj!2k7:
Ah, understood... it's available in a slew of solid colors and combinations, dunno if that might work better?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murphwiz:
Hi, new to rooting, have installed gingervillain 1.7 & upgraded to 1.8 when released, I have the same issue on both versions.

If I'm connected to wifi and leave/lock phone it will disconnect and use my 3G connection, if I unlock it will reconnect fine in a few seconds.

Is there a setting somewhere where it will just stayed connected whilst in range?

Htc sense froyo always stayed connected saving my data allowance on background updating.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alsajosora:
>>Settings

>>Wireless and network settings

>>Wi-fi settings

>>Menu

>>Advanced

>>Wi-Fi sleep policy

>>Never.....
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murphwiz:
Thanks for that, really stupidly simple, keep forgetting the menu button gives you more to play with!! :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] ammarmalik:
I like WP7 so much. The potential is amazing, and after NoDo it was looking to be my OS of choice. However the fact that I cant keep WiFi running 100% of the time is such a damn shame. I cant receive email notifications, calender sync and no notifications from 3rd party apps like Twitter which makes it just utterly useless. I cant have the phone on charging all the time. It's a WIRELESS device and I use it that way. I dont want a data plan either. It just seems ridiculous. I have WiFi access to 90% of the places I visit everyday.

It's an incredible shame really and I cannot believe that it was intentional. It looks like an oversight on Microsoft's part.
[Windows Phone 7 General] kapanak:
All phones I know turn off Wifi when in sleep/standby. Did you know your Wifi comes back on automatically every X minutes depending on what you set your email/account sync settings to be?

My problem is with the amount of time it takes for the Wifi to connect again. On an iPhone, it takes mere seconds, while on my WP7 device, it takes at least 10-15 seconds on average, and sometimes, it doesn't even connect, and I need to either lock the screen, and unlock again, or go to settings, turn off Wifi and turn it on again.
[Windows Phone 7 General] conantroutman:
It would be nice to be able to choose whether or not this happens.

Perhaps at some point we will see a simple app to keep wifi always on.

Sent from my fingers to your face...
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
Not on Android. You get to chose how wi-fi operates while in sleep/standby.

Even if it is true (I doubt it), it won't work when you have EAS emails like Live, GMail and Exchange email and set to push email. In this situation, an active connection to the mail server must be maintained all the time.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sifon187:
my focus reconnects fairly quickly, usually within a few seconds. Android does allow wireless to stay on, but I bet this can be fixed with a registry mod.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ammarmalik:
it does not come back on when your screen is off. If my screen is off for two hours, and I get an email in the first 10 min, I will not get any notification of it until I unlock the phone 2 hours later. What an absolute **** up from Microsoft.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amtrakcn:
An option would be better. Though iPhone sleeps Wifi automatically either...
[Windows Phone 7 General] whiteonline:
It's not really a miss by Microsoft.

You want to use your phone in a very specific way and that is different than the vast majority of consumers.
[Windows Phone 7 General] liquidiq:
Yea, it's a phone, not an iPod Touch.
[Windows Phone 7 General] CreepinJesus:
Not really... having Wi-Fi on all the time will flatten your battery literally every day. Smart phones were designed to be combined with data plans (try finding one on a no-data contract).

If your phone is plugged in to the charger the wireless will stay on, but otherwise it turns off when it's not in use.
[Windows Phone 7 General] radeon_x:
Simply not true. As long as you're connected to a WiFi network (not constantly searching for one) WiFi consumes less battery than 3G. I agree that it should definitely be an option at least.

Sent from a telephony device
[Windows Phone 7 General] eternalemb:
Seriously. If WiFi stayed on all the time the battery life would be horrible, then instead of *****ing about the WiFi issue this guy would be on here whining about battery life. Some people just can't do research before buying and accept something. And I'm pretty damn sure there's a Registry tweak for that in the D & H section.
[Windows Phone 7 General] eternalemb:
I'd LOVE to see your evidence on this. Absolutely LOVE it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ammarmalik:
OK First of all I did pretty extensive research. No where was this mentioned. Secondly my HTC Desire lasts me a little over a day with WiFi constantly on. Go figure!
[Windows Phone 7 General] conantroutman:
I have wifi enabled constantly and data connection turned off which gives me better battery life than being constantly on 3g.

Sent from my fingers to your face...
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
He's right. Problem is, the average consumer isn't stationary, especially here in the US where the majority of people commute, constantly. Therefore, your phone is polling consistently for a WiFi connection, which does eat up the battery. I've said this a few times, this feature isn't there to save battery while you're connected, it's to save battery while you aren't. The main reason it stays on while you're on a charger is because THEN you're stationary, and it knows it'll have a constant connection. If I were to leave my WiFi on all day, and use my phone the way I do, which is every 20 seconds, my battery would be shot in 2-3 hours...
[Windows Phone 7 General] pillsburydoughman:
So get an android device. why do people insist on getting phones that are not suited to their needs?
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
The default on Android is to turn WiFi off, and while I concerde Android's settings heirarchy is a hot mess... I still haven't found the option to force WiFi to stay on all the time... Unless you mean some third party application or custom ROM, in which case I could care less. That is why some applications like Trillian for Android provide an Option to force WiFi to stay on when the phone goes to sleep/standby. The phone doesn't automatically do it by default, and the option is not well-exposed for the user.

Unless you have no reception, the active connection will be maintained all the time. It works over Data and over WiFi, and ActiveSync can work largely fine even on a decent GPRS (i.e. 1G) or Edge data connection.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Yes you will. When WiFi goes off, the phone reverts back to using the cellular data connection. When WiFi goes on, it hands off to the WiFi data connection.

You should still get your emails. This has never happened to me and my ISP had tower issues, so I had almost 2 weeks of my internet connection cutting off every 5 minutes (so I didn't even have WiFi on my phone).

My phone's cellular connection is typically 3 bars of GPRS or less.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
I think saying "not a ZuneHD" would be more accurate.

However, Steve Ballmer at the WP7 launch did say "every WP7 device is a ZuneHD."

So you're wrong there...
[Windows Phone 7 General] tfouto:
isn't it possible to somewhere in registry define WI-FI not to turn-off when device is sleeping?
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
WiFi drains less battery than the cell radio, especially when you're in a low-reception area (the phone will be working hard as hell to get/maintain a decent cell connection, draining even MORE battery). You can easily get twice the battery life using WiFi than you do using the cell radio in these situations.
[Windows Phone 7 General] wspaw:
Wifi on during sleep?

OK, I'm lost here. If the wifi sync happens 10 minutes after being plugged into power (according to M$), how does it sync if it shuts off the wifi while it's in sleep mode?
[Windows Phone 7 General] 66stang351:
It keeps WiFi on while pulgged in to power.
[Windows Phone 7 General] arturobandini:
One question...

If you turn on the Wifi... Then start listening to a podcast on your phone.

Will the Wifi suddenly turn off by itself while you are listening to the podcast under the lockscreen ?
[Windows Phone 7 General] nrfitchett4:
depends on whether your podcast streamer has the option to play with backlight off/ under lockscreen.

Slacker works with screen off.
[Windows Phone 7 General] arturobandini:
Thanks. I am using Podceiver, which works the same, so it's ok.