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[Nook Color General] sgt.pepper99:
http://www.androidtablets.net/forum...install-cwr-save-root-revert-stock-image.html This one? tried it, no luck :(
[Nook Color General] MajTom:
Bummer. Yeah, that's the link. You might want to look in Nookdev too. They oulined a process that was similar, but they said you have to do the image restore AND unregister... though it's been a while since I've looked at it. It might be more helpful. Good luck in getting it back to stock.
[Nook Color General] xdabr:
This is unfortunate. I had been under the impression it was a LOT easier to get back to stock. (I still bet someone who knows will give you the right guidance.)

Oh well, I guess it's a good argument for using SD card booting exclusively -- I can't wait for a final CM7 SD Card ISO.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] RenVilo:
Hi everyone,

my Manila version is 2.5.19211619.0 and rom version 1.66.421.1(76641) WWE - I'm in South Africa

I want to install Cookie home tab 2.0 but I see if you have my Manila version your phone doesn't rotates the screen so I want to update my Manila but do I need a new rom or what?

If so which one and link please :)

tx
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] suicidal.banana:
I think your best bet is a new rom. You can edit manilla but im unsure how safe a manual update is, i actually doubt its possible.

Assuming this is your first rom flashing, please read into it, its not that hard, but if you dont know what your doing you can pretty much ruin your phone. (until you read into it and do it properly anyway)

Its kinda up to you which rom you end up installing (flashing), personally ive been on Artemis for like a year now (since v7) and really like it, but theres also alot to say for other roms. once again, its up to you, look at what you need, and if the rom your looking at has that (and a compatible manilla)

Also there should be a official rom available, go to the HTC website, choose 'Support', choose HD2 from the dropdown, Click the downloads tab, and get the topmost rom listed, it gives you instructions when you run the file you download.

Good luck!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] RenVilo:
the official HD2 site for South Africa gives me an older rom... I have flashed the phone a few times :D so I know how it works. Just don't know how to update the manila.

But I installed Android Gingerbread on it for now to test it so will see if I like it I'll keep it else I'll get a new manila version (Entire rom)

tx
[Android Apps and Games] zkibz:
Hi!

Can you give me .zip file that I can use to install application thru recovery?

Thanks!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] dancm91:
It doesn't work, won't turn on, take out battery and plugged into charger it doesn't turn on.

I'm assuming I need a disassembly guide (looked for and couldn't find) and how to figure out what's broken and where to find parts. btw I live in Australia.

Any help is appreciated.

Thank you
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Hanzo.Hasashi:
There is a fix rule when electrical devices come in contact with water, you don't try to power them on and you don't try to charge them!!

The best you could do is to open the phone and let it dry out! leave it drying for days!

I suppose you could use a hair dryer...

If you are lucky it will work..if not you've probaly short circuited it...

btw, here's your guide: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyT618lVxUs
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] owain94:
never ever use a hairdryer!

just put it it down somewhere turn i around every 30 min this way it will not cause any corrosion but yeah when you sleep you cant turn itaround so before you go to bed and then after but keep the water moving it is better!

it sounds not better but it is!

like the guy above me said dont turn it on don't try to charge it

and try it over around 4-7 days

and ofc cross your fingers and pray :p

let us know how it goes (:
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Sideromelane:
Fill a cup with Isopropanol Alcohol, and drop the phone in.

Seal the lid.

Leave somewhere for a could hours, shaking around a little every so often to get the fluid into every nook and cranny.

Remove phone and shake out fluid. Leave sitting wrapped in a towel in a warm place (airing cupboard etc) but nowhere too hot.

That SHOULD get all the water out, however you probably already destoyed it by plugging it in.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] harr1994:
Put in a jar filled with raw rice or a container containing semi-powdered quicklime it will ofc absorb water and let it dry for 4-5 days and try charging or turning it on...hope my reply ain't too late
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] raiderkilo:
Save Into Rice
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] me2freedom:
Strange but true, you should have DIRECTLY put it in raw rice.

That will absorb the water greatly.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ocovarr112:
Put ur phone out of water. Dont turn on ur phone. Put ur device in some place by about 1 day and dont touch it!... then try again.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] loger8:
Rice is the answer! It sucks all the water away in a week... although i would leave it 2, just to be 100% sure

Sent from my X10mini
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] dancm91:
Sorry guys this happened like a week or two ago now. Took the battery out asap, left it for two days, hair dried it and then tried and it didn't work. I plugged it into the charger to see if it was just the battery that's ****ed, apparently just the battery is dead.

It was in a pool, so chlorine could have corroded some parts? Could I try to clean off the corrosion, replace parts etc. Or would it be cheaper to send to sony ericsson and get them to fix it?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Sideromelane:
Sony will just replace the whole phone and charge you a repair fee iirc.

Isopropanol may help with corrosion, but you need to strip the phone down to bare boards and parts, and soak it in the alcohol, then brush at with a SOFT toothbrush and gentle motions.

Isopropanol dries fast and leaves no residue, so it's ideal for loosening gunk and driving out water. I've used it with great success to salvage laptops filled with everything from cola to beer as well as waterlogged wristwatches.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] manjeet15:
few days ago my mini pro also dripped into water i instantly removed battery

so may be damage not done to much but after that i removed water by wiping with cloth & than place it near hot air remover heater

after that i opened it thoroughly each & every part & u know water is in each & every part so i opened whole phone screen main board camera keyboard etc. & than i used hair dryer to remove water from every part of phone don't place all parts too much close to the phone or don't use hair drier for too long continuously but u can easily able to know that part is dried or not

after that in main board also u can dry it with hair dryer after u can convinced that there is no water particles remain in phone lets switch on it

after this all i done i start my phone successfully with all features working after 2 hours

& now just my keyboard lights are not working, they are working but only for 2 seconds so i have no prob with that however i give it to service center to short it out but yes this is the only solution u can get your phone working!!

if u want some help ask me
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] evilbarcode:
This is the best solution but since its been a while now it probably wont work, and also because your already tried charging it and turning it on. Personally i would send it to say and get then to fix, but it may even be cheaper to buy a new device as basic warrenty will not cover water damage.

Cheers,

evilbarcode.
[G Tablet General] drizzt5:
Hey guys.

I like tabs so I've been using dolphin browser.

but when I close it or reboot I lose my tabs.

Anyone know how to make it like most desktop browsers and save your tabs on close?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chillout23:
So...when is cloudy outside (not so cloudy) GPSfix can't find GPS signal (GPS on the phone is turned on)...

I need GPSfix 'cause GPS on the phone doesn't work properly...but i think it's no good...how navigation work when it's cloudy outside?!

Anybody got some good idea for me?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andru_nl:
clouds are a well-known obstacle for gps signal, as well as trees, high buildings, etc.

depending on the type of clouds, you can get more or less of the satellite signal.

if you have an external GPS reciever, you might try that, and compare with the one inside desire.

Also take into account that a GPS reciever has a high "cold boot" time - that is the time from when it's turned on until it gets a signal fix. If you just activated your GPS, you might want to wait 2-3 minutes for it to boot.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chillout23:
Ok...thank you :)
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dimitri407:
Has anyoen figured out how to be able to use their bluetooth headset for video chats? I was trying to see if the issue was with the audio.config file but I haven't been able to figure it out.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ohgood:
I went to bestbuy to try out the TB yesterday. my g2 is fantastic, but tmo coverage in the woods is very lacking, and other dirt bikers have good results with verizon...

the problems began with the display unit @ bestbuy. no signal, no wifi, and the salespeople couldn't figure out how to register it on vz, or didn't care.

skip to vzw store...

same issue. I was handed a tethered (annoying) TB which was completely offline. when I asked to see a working device, they acted like I was really odd, and why would I want to do that instead of just sign a contract for 2 years right now ?

so, what I want to know, is does the TB have an awesome antennae, or should I expect Nexus One type of problems with connectivity ?

I really won't buy something I can't try, cmon vz, give me a reason to throw money @ you !
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magicriggs:
I have great signal with mine. The battery door is part of the antenna.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hammer4203:
Works way better than the tmo mytouch 4g I had.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] my_handle:
Had the G2 and this is soo much better. I live in Houston where VZW and Tmo both have 4G service and VZW is SOOO much better. 14 day trial period remember.
[Xoom General] dro1dfan:
Hey,

Wondering if anyone wants to recommend me a video app for the xoom.

Ideally, play files without converting (i.e. mkvs). also optimized for larger screens.

heard about rockplayer - but apparently you cant get the paid version. dont mind paying for no ads.

in the meantime anything else?
[Xoom General] wase4711:
search is your friend; endless posts about this topic in the Apps thread..
[Xoom General] bigslam123:
I would reccomend Rock Player. It isnt in the market so you will have to go to their site to get it. It is free and will play pretty much any video file there is.

rockplayer. freecoder. org
[Xoom General] kfxo:
moboplayer
[Xoom General] inrelief:
I also second Moboplayer -- it's been able to smoothly play videos rockplayer couldn't handle
[Xoom General] keitht:
I gave this a try and it does play things the stock player cannot. Although it still cannot play high profile 720p files properly, still, a very good player so far.
[Xoom General] inrelief:
Yeah, It still fails on 720P high prof MKVs -- it's a bummer. But it handles AVI's better than rock player(though it chokes on 5 channel audio - 6channel is fine)
[Xoom General] RMXO:
Moboplayer plays my avi, xivd perfectly but has issues with audio from MKV's. Sadly, I have to install multiple video players to play my videos. I have over 5TB worth of MKV's. I'm going to have to re-encode, if I ever want to play them on my Xoom on one video player.
[Xoom General] Red Phone:
Act 1 video
[Xoom General] patass:
+1 for mobo
[Xoom General] Arun01:
Vital player works great
[Xoom General] dro1dfan:
thanks! i think they are waiting for android market in app payments.

moboplayer is great too
[Xoom General] laxwillsch:
Moboplayer plays literally everything that I throw at it. I always dl movies and tv shows from all the file sharing sites and it literally everything plays smooth.
[Xoom General] keitht:
Any high profile 720p mkv file does not play with moboplayer. More specifically, it will try to play but without sound and severe stutter.
[Xoom General] RMXO:
After trying numerous video apps, the best one I found is PlayOn. Early on I had issues with some video files but after updating to the latest server software, I was able to play all my video files (avi, xivd & mkv's) perfectly. PlayOn player is free but you have to pay for the server software.

I'm willing to pay if it plays all my video files w/o conversion but I found it best to convert it to the Xoom screen size & shrink down my 8GBs+ 1080p MKV's to 2GB+ for when I'm traveling or watching while eating lunch at work. I use DVD Catalyst to convert.
[Android Apps and Games] Aaron198:
I’ve seen pretty many management tools in android market and thought it would save much space if I can make out one with all the daily-use features included. So here it is: Android Assistant. My app embraces all the functions below:

1. Monitor status (cpu, memory, battery)

Android Assistant provides real time CPU, Memory and Battery status from which you can monitor system performance in time.

2. Process Manager

Process Manager displays all running processes with their real time CPU and memory use status. Unwanted running applications can be killed directly.

(Auto Boost and Quick Boost can distinguish different types of processes thus will not kill fatal system processes and apps in Ignore List.)

3. Cache Cleaner

Cache Cleaner clears all cache files and releases more space for your phone.

4. Save Battery Settings

Turning off bluetooth, wifi, gps, auto-sync, orientation, haptic feedback, and setting screen brightness and timeout from Save Battery Settings will save more battery power.

5. File Manager

File Manager manages all files in SD Card. You can view, browse, rename, delete files in SDCard; you can also add new file and new folder to your SDCard through File Manager.

6. Startup Manager

Startup Manager prevents useless apps from system startup therefore improves the system running speed and save more battery power.

7. Batch Uninstall

Batch Uninstall makes uninstalling third party applications easy and simple.

8. Battery use

Battery Use monitors running processes’ battery use status. Processes with huge energy consumption can easily be sorted out and terminated.

9. Volume Control

Volume Control provides quick access to manage ringer volume, notification volume, media volume, alarm volume, voice call volume and system volume.

10. Ringer

Ringer provides shortcut to change your phone’s ringer mode: silent, vibration, sound etc.

11. Startup Time

Startup Time provides you with the exact system loading time and third-party apps loading time.

12. Startup Silent(Menu->Settings->Startup Silent)

Startup Silent turns off system sound on device startup and shutdown.

Some features are not well polished and I am still in the process to improve these features. If you have any ideas please contact me via my email address inside the app or leave a comment under this post.

I am also seeking volunteers for translating my app into other languages.The available languages are:

English

Korean

Chinese Simplified

Chinese Traditional

If you can help please email me! Thanks in advance!

Enjoy!
[Android Apps and Games] eSZee:
Just noticed that AUTO BOOST doesn't do anything. It always says 0 processes killed and 0 memory freed up. If I do a quick boos right away though, many processes are killed.
[Android Apps and Games] jayinc11:
Someone recommended this app as one that uninstalls and also removes the uninstalled app's data. How do I do the latter or how do I verify app data/folder has been removed/cleared?
[Android Apps and Games] Wilktomson:
Video

Can you guide me to find the app in play store ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] t-star:
I recently upgarded to XXJVK and have discovered that i have lost the ability to forward SMS Messages. Does anybody out there in XDA land know of a solution to this problem....

t-star
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] matthew33:
I don't think this is classed as warez????

But if it is, please can someone let me know and i will immediately delete it.

My apologies if it is

enjoy

matt
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] jorisvdende:
Thanks. Nice.

Still no syncing 2 the cloud? I can't add/link an account...

Sent from my HD2 running Hyperdroid GBX (thanks Pongster!)
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] xiyellax:
Instructions?

EDIT: Nevermind. I just normally installed it. It works fine for me
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] RayHeath:
Nice job... :)
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] Azerox:
Thanks, downloading now :)

Edit: Installed and working great.

It will ask you for permission in notification bar.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] lucky931:
How do I remove the 2.3.3 version I had originally?
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] karendar:
Force closes on Hyperdroid CM7... Oh well. ;)
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] jorisvdende:
Am I right, or overlooking something? :confused: Thanks.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] Dylan Wilson:
I believe you're right, but the app is pretty none the less!
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] harrystone33:
I saw when it first updated (my friend has the nexus s) and I thought I remembered seeing his pull down bar have controls on it (ff,pause, etc.) Does this one? And does this have headset controls?

Sent from my Android Powered HD2
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] maverickwm:
I have this application running on my HD2 with android 2.3, its cool!
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] apallohadas:
Settings, Applications, Manage Applications, All, uninstall it there.

I didn't have to uninstall that however.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] tgtoys:
Use root explorer, navigate to system/app, move music.apk to a different folder (don't delete it, just incase!) then restart.
[EVO 4G General] iitreatedii:
http://phandroid.com/2011/04/05/htc-thunderbolt-surpasses-2ghz-barrier-overclock/

I don't know what you guys get from this write up, whether its just an interesting read or to me at least, it's an indication that the Evo 3D will be VERY overclockable friendly, which is a good thing for us here at XDA :)
[EVO 4G General] piscesjoey:
That's IF HTC don't be douches & decide to lock down the bootloader on the EVO 3D, then again they supposedly locked the Thunderbolt down too, but it was fully rooted and unlocked in 3 days. We shall see....
[EVO 4G General] 12MaNy:
Article was April Fools leftovers....
[EVO 4G General] iitreatedii:
Lol ;) 10 char
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kidd_Funkadelic:
For all events/calls/notifications/etc, I want my vibration intensity set to max so when my phone is in my pocket I can be sure to feel it going off. However, when I'm using it I want a more mild intensity on key presses.

Does anyone know of a way/mod/app that would allow me to have this "dual" intensity?

From the little bit of looking I've done, I'm suspecting the answer is no, but I can always hope :)

Thanks for any insight.

Kidd_Funkadelic
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DoobiHowserMD:
I used to have a vibration app from the market called smart vibrator I believe. Hope this is want you're looking for.

FrankenCleaned & Coma Volted
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cplnoonoo:
I have a Galaxy S which i rooted and installed a lagfix on. I think it was Ryans OCLF i used for the lagfix.

I want to update to the official Froyo available from T-mobile via kies but having lots of problems getting it to connect (as everyone does). I have backed up contacts etc. I havent bothered backing up apps as i just wrote down the settings i have in each one and will just reinstall them after the upgrade.

What im planning on doing was completely resetting the phone back to factory settings and wiping it altogether so i have a clean phone to do the upgrade.

The problems im expecting or want to know how to avoid is with the root and lagfix i have installed. Will doing a factory reset or other reset (hopefully somebody can tell me another way of resetting) get rid of the root and lagfix or do i need to do something manually before wiping the phone? I know of something about the lagfix creating partitions etc so would a factory reset cancel the lagfix or would it cause all sorts of problems?

How do i go about removing the lagfix and resetting to the standard software that came with the phone? Also i have apps that require root so if i unroot the phone will this cause problems when they try to start or will they just not work and not be an issue?

Im not running any custom roms just the original one that came on the phone.

Sorry for all the questions and a rather long first post but im hoping to do this soon as the phone is running like a bag of smelly brown stuff lol.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galaxysdev:
Disable the lagfix first and then wipe. Root will not go away but I dont think that would be problem.PS. If I would be you I would just use odin to upgrade, there is plenty of good guides including how to use odin;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Undo lagfix before any firmware upgrade .Then factory reset then go to Kies .

Remove lagfix as per the instructions with whatever lagfix you used .

Unroot not a problem its only a user administrative rights fix giving you greater access .

Personally i undo anything i can before an upgrade .

jje
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cplnoonoo:
Yes i would definitely undo everything before upgrading its just a question of how i do it.

I used Ryans OneClickLagFix app that was on the market at the time but now it has been altered because it allowed you to root and google didnt like this. I still have the original version i downloaded on the phone so is it just a case of clicking on "remove lagfix" and that will sort it?

Also if the root remains on the phone after i have wiped it, will this cause any problems when i put froyo on it? Is there not a different method or file for rooting froyo to the one i have used on 2.1?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
on "remove lagfix" and that will sort it?

Correct .

jje
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rschenck:
Also click Remove Ext2 Tools, and the go into the Scheduler changer and return it to CFG and uncheck the tweak buttons, if you messed with any of that.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cplnoonoo:
In which order should i do all of those?

Should i remove the ext2 tools and return cfg settings etc to default before i remove the lagfix or after?