yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD7 General] senofsins:
i too have experienced this so here are some tips. For me i only get this problem when pressing send and right away press the home key or back key which interrupts the sending process result of fail sending. Enabling 3g if you dont have it is another problem so disable it. I also get this problem when locking the phone right after i press send so wait till it finish and then lock :D.

i hope this helps, if not restart the phone, and if that doesnt help take it to tmo and exchange =)
[HD7 General] bmazloum:
I've had this problem on my Omnia 7 since day one. Always have to disable my damn data.

And the ***** of it is when I go to re-enable data afterwards I have wait a few minutes to get it working again. Sometimes I have to turn the phone off and on in order to get data.

It's not a cell carrier problem since on my Diamond 2 I never had a problem, and the same thing with the x10.
[HD7 General] pjjf:
Same problem with Samsung Focus on Bell. After NoDo update, SMS has been useless. I will get SMS, although often late. Sending is worst, I get the dreaded 'cannot send' message. I will occasionally be able to send some. Wondering if it's a signal issue. However, I can send just fine putting my SIM in another phone. :(
[HD7 General] seantan2001:
I've had T-mobile HD7 since last november, my girlfriend and I exchange about 30 messages every day, never had this problem before the NoDo update, not even once, no matter how bad the signals were. Im 99% sure its NoDo update causing this not t-mobile network. It's so annoying when you text somebody then go do something else, 20 minutes later you check back and see this un-happy face and can't send message.

BTW, Factory Reset won't help, tried that.
[HD7 General] saketh321:
yeah tried that too man... WPcentral wrote an article asking other people if they are having that issue and it seems some are and some arent.

http://www.wpcentral.com/sms-issue-hd7-Nodo
[HD7 General] jimbonics:
It will happen occasionally if I'm on Edge network. If I have a solid 3g signal it never happens.
[HD7 General] VizagDude:
I have this problem too. I did not notice this problem before the NoDo update. Mostly it's annoying rather than anything else. There were times I thought I sent the message, only to realize later on that it was still sitting there.
[HD7 General] alabij:
Same here. Started seeing this error after Nodo update. It doesn't happen that often but it's still unacceptable to be having text messaging errors. I just got back from a 4 month stint (cracked glass screen) with Dell Venue pro. Even with my DVP radio off I never got that message. It would just keep trying in the back end.

Over a decade in the smartphone business and HTC still can't get a simple alarm or text message to work flawlessly.
[HD7 General] pencilcase:
again, same problem ... HTC HD7 since NoDo official update, no unlock or anything else
[HD7 General] meet_death:
I have this problem when I try and club two or more messages in a single text, that is, try to send an extended text(more than 160 chars as specified by my service provider.I'm on Airtel in India).
[HD7 General] chr5s11:
I'm having the same problem as well. But for me it started with the update to 7392. And it seems to be area specific. If I can't send a message, I just have to walk 50-100m away (without any noticeable change in the signal bars) and then it magically works. And I have seldom less than 3 bars.
[HD7 General] FiyaFleye:
I've had this happen to me multiple times a day since my NoDo update. Even with full bars, which is the most frustrating part about it... Clicking the retry link does nothing except fail again unless I wait like a minute..
[HD7 General] saketh321:
so can you guys all spend some time contacting your provider and phone manufacturer about this issue... I think the more we complain, the better it will be.
[HD7 General] razer2911:
I see it too

I don't text much so i didn't notice it till today. But the good thing for me was when i clicked on try again it worked in one try...
[HD7 General] saketh321:
anyone here know how to flash a rom lower than the nodo update? i tried looking around for that, but none of the instructions are clear...
[Droid Incredible General] DeriquedeCoux:
Searched everywhere. I don't know if i need to be running windows 7 or what but i can't seem to find the drivers to install onto my computer from the device manager. the phone is plugged in, i search for the C:\android-sdk-windows and can't find it ANYWHERE.

yes, i've used the search feature. on many different website.

can someone PLEASE point me in the right direction.... i'm ready to pull out all my hair and break my computer in half.
[Droid Incredible General] BenHolliday:
Sync w/drivers

http://member.america.htc.com/download/Driver/DROID_INCREDIBLE_Verizon/HTC_Sync_2.0.33.exe

The non-sync drivers which you'd use with unrevoked

http://unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/windows_hboot_driver_install

First line is the link and it shows how to install drivers
[Droid Incredible General] DeriquedeCoux:
i can't find the drivers to begin with when i go to update drivers from the manage devices folder. there is no C:\android-sdk-windows ANYWHERE in ANY of the files when the phone is plugged in.
[Droid Incredible General] elixir911911:
This would be more suited for q and a but anyways are you talking about the drivers needed to root the device
[Droid Incredible General] ucluglee:
Go to this site:

http://unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/windows_hboot_driver_install

The very first billet point is:

Download the unrEVOked modified USB driver and expand it somewhere you will remember. Click in the "unrEVOked modified USB driver" link and download the driver. it's zipped so you will need to uncompress it, probably to your desktop. It won't be called "android-sdk-windows", it will be called "Android USB Driver".
[Droid Incredible General] DeriquedeCoux:
AHHHH THANK YOUUU! will be trying this today hopefully(if i can get my friend's phone from him) and report back.

Thank you guys for your time and help, this is why i love XDA.
[General Questions and Answers] scionXda:
Can some one tell me where to find NFS for android?

Thanks a lot.
[General Questions and Answers] snapper.fishes:
Let me guess.... The ANDROID MARKET?
[Android Software Development] phoneixx:
Hi, I'm working on an app which needs to send serial output to a bluesmirf bluetooth dongle connected to a Smartfusion eval board.

So far I have been trying to make the connection in the same way done through the BluetoothChat example app, but have had no luck. It appears that this is in some way related to a failure from the fact that the bluesmirf doesn't have the same UUID. This is the Logcat message I get right before it the connection attempt stops:

04-12 03:28:32.670: DEBUG/BluetoothService(92): Cleaning up failed UUID channel lookup: 00:06:66:04:AA:EA 8ce255c0-200a-11e0-ac64-0800200c9a66

I've been Googling any and every combination of "bluesmirf," "android," and "bluetooth" but can't find any sort of guide or help for having an app connect to anything but the same app on another phone.

Any sort of insight would be greatly appreciated.
[Android Software Development] phoneixx:
Found Solution

Ok so following links through stackoverflow lead me to an answer that was obnoxiously simple.

If anyone else ever finds this thread for the same issue:

There is a set UUID for serial devices, and you just need to set your apps UUID to this value:

00001101-0000-1000-8000-00805F9B34FB
[Vibrant General] Henchman:
The Vibrant 4G is free if you sign up at T-Mobile online.

$250- instant rebate

$250,- web discount.
[Vibrant General] iCaptivate:
Do I need to sign up for a contract or something?
[Vibrant General] regP:
I'm guessing yes.
[Vibrant General] blazinjc:
Nothing is really free unless you stole it or five finger discount lol. If you do your math correctly then you would figure out that you actually paying for the phone at full price.
[Vibrant General] niftydl:
Indeed. My guess is they are trying to clear out as many as they can before several new devices launch. Also, most of the new plans are 2 GB data capped before throttle, so I would avoid new agreements.

Even More Plus = win.
[Android Themes] scionXda:
Can you plese tell me where find thems for my cyanogenmod 7?

thanks
[Android Themes] ULoveAriana:
They're everywhere on this exact thread that you've posted this question on ...i'd point you to one but not really sure what you're lookin for
[Android Themes] Dont Panic:
UpwardSpiral and many others have great themes around here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=976060

Here is a longer list:

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/17567-cm7-theme-chooser-themes/
[Android Themes] kevin2516:
Mine are in my sig =), you can find more around here (themes section) or other phone threads.

Sent from your nearest toilet.
[Android Themes] Dont Panic:
Edit: Post removed. Sorry. Had too many browser tabs open. :)
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dhessler5:
I am currently running the Ultimate Droid ROM version 3.2.5 and the kernel it comes with and I haven't changed the radio. I got to UD settings and extras and I find the theme I want I press Install Theme. It then opens up and info tab that says, "Working. Running Command ..." This goes on for what seems like forever. It has been doing this for 25min now.

I was just wondering if this was the normal time it should take and if not, what is a way to fix this?

I have no problem getting out of the window but the main reason I got UD 3.2.5 was for it's customization and if I can't install themes I will be pretty bummed.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dhessler5:
Any thoughts?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dhessler5:
Okay so I was able to "Install" the theme, however, when I reboot my phone nothing has changed. Any ideas?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] broons:
In your apps there is an app called theme manager I believe. Open it and you should be able to apply the installed theme.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exzacklyright:
If I receive a message to my gv#, the notifications remain in my status bar FOREVER until I click on them even if I read them online / deleted them / replied to them. Any reason why? Thanks.

Side Question: Does anyone else get the "scan your contacts" every time you open twitter?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] phordych05:
can someone pleaded help me...i installed some stupid app...and it said that when i uninstall to copy and paste an attached manila file...but it wasn't attached...but the file it said that was supposed to be attached was... manila file 4B558519_manila ...please help...thanks in advance... ;)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] :
That seems to be a core CHT manila file. It is a lua script.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] lapis21:
in the attached archive the original file, disable SENSE, copy the file in the folder windows phone, reboot, turn SENSE
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] scionXda:
What do you think about this awsome phone,

I mean, it has 1.2 dual core CPU, 1Gb RAM, build in 16GB and 32GB storage expandable with micro SD, 8 Mpx camera, 1050p recording,

The cel is like a mini lap top.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
I am running the final cm7 rom and I am wondering if the kernel that comes with it is an sbc? Reason I ask is I am using a 3500 battery and only getting 4-6 hrs use and based on other posts it wont fully charge without sbc. If it is not an sbc any suggestions on a play nice sbc kernel?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
Its not sbc, but the Tiamat kernel is nice.

Also charge your battery up to 100%, clear battery stats, then let it died completely, and charge back up to 100%.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knightwolf123:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=917755

i have always had the latest of what they offer and have never been let down!

ive combined this kernel (with sbc) with cm7 and various themes and have always been easily able to (overnight) charge my phone and go all day with moderate usage (3500mah from ebay)

happy charging

btw, make sure you wipe battery stats, charge all the way up, discharge till it shuts down on its own and then give it 2 days for the kernel to (settle in)
[General Topics] wakeborder556:
Is it ethical to use tethering without paying for the "tethering service plan"? If I pay for xGb/month shouldn't I be able to use that bandwidth in anyway I see fit?
[General Topics] omegafiler:
Ethical? Nope. It's part of your contract you agreed to when you signed up for a service plan. If you want to tether, you've got to pay.

Now as to whether or not you care, that's up to you.
[General Topics] Product F(RED):
Just because it's part of your contract doesn't mean it's ethical. That's like saying "Because you signed a contract saying you will give me your first born child in exchange for this Evo 3D, it must be ethical".

I agree with carriers that computers use data at a faster rate than phones (as in they are more capable), but they don't give us many choices. With carrier such as AT&T, without a doubt you should be able to use your 2GB as you see fit. It's not a lot to begin with and it's capped. With unlimited data carriers, we should be given a bucket of data for tethering each month. It's stupid to pay for tethering when you have unlimited data.
[General Topics] inconceeeivable:
Agreed. The label "unlimited" is BS in general.

If $30 buys me unlimited data, then why does my family member (same house and account) have to pay another $30? Do you pay for each device you connect to DSL? Of course not. (Heard this argument on cnet...Molly Wood, I think.)

You are definitely breaking their arbitrary rules, but I wouldn't call it unethical. Assuming you're still limited to 2GB, how is it harming the carrier? Why are they entitled to the extra revenue? Are they doing anything to allow you to tether? How did consumers lose this argument?
[General Topics] dani26286:
agreed.

ethics and contractual obligations are two different things in usa.
[General Topics] lude219:
Just like how it's not ethical to charge people extra for the ways that they're using the data that they PAID for.

What's next? Internet service providers start charging people extra for using streaming services (ala netflix) or watching copious amount of youtube videos? I know XDA don't have the power compare to lobbyists, but don't be stupid enough to think that it's somehow illogical and unethical for using the data that you signed up for (be it on your phone or on your laptop). Bandwidth cap I can understand (because if you use more than 5gb a month on your phone, you need psychological help), but dictating HOW a user can use their data is absolutely not.
[General Topics] omegafiler:
I suppose it just depends on your personal view point here. There isn't a right or wrong answer to the question. Some may feel it's wrong, some may not. Personally I think it's dumb. I'm just saying you agreed to a contract. So if you then decide some of the fine print was dumb and would rather disagree, that's up to you.

But it's pretty easy to make an argument for it being "unethical" to ignore portions of a contract you agreed to because you don't like it.
[General Topics] Product F(RED):
Net Neutrality prevents that but lately it's been losing to asshole lobbyists that are on ISP and Cell Phone network payrolls. Verizon and MetroPCS specifically voted against it. Verizon is officially going to start tiering and throttling data in the summer and MetroPCS already charges you $10 more for being able to visit YouTube and other sites.
[General Topics] johnston9234:
If I am paying for unlimited data i deserve to get unlimited data and use it however I wish
[General Topics] inconceeeivable:
I can't believe this is even a political issue...it's embarrassing. Just one more thing that causes the rest of the world to look at us and laugh.
[General Topics] freakzone:
Is it ethical to use your home internet on 1 device or on a few trough a router?

I have seen a few ISPs who thought it wasn't, and can you imagine what happened to them?

Yes, they went bankrupt :D
[General Topics] galaxys:
It's a no-brainer...YES :)
[General Topics] eddygonzalez:
All they are trying to do is preventing from using too much data and so they don't have to pay for it. And anyways the companies are out to make money and they find anyway possible to make consumers pay for things that at times doesn't cost them anything, why should you worry about your contract a lot of times they break the rules all the time. I remember I was in a two year contract and when sprint and nextel merged my unlimited text messages went from 5 dlls to 15 I went in to the store and called over the phone and they didn't do anything about it they just changed my plan without me knowing and their excuse was that "Now text messages are consider a feature and not part of the contract and my text are not part of my contract anymore" right there who cares what you do with with the amount of data usage. Don't think if it is ethical or not, they aren't always ethical either, to put it in another perspective to look at it! (sorry for the long story there)
[General Topics] subasteve:
I agree with you there, I had a problem with an ISP once that I was using too much bandwidth on an unlimited plan(Cable Internet). They felt the need to cap my dl speeds to 50kbs from 300kbs. There explanation was that they put me in the "dog house" and said I was using the network for things other than personal use to be consuming all that bandwidth. I ended up arguing with them and they disconnected my service and refused to provide me any. So in the end the ISP or the phone company can screw you over no matter what.
[General Topics] caoticpsycho:
wow. it's ridiculous that they'd even think of charging someone for tethering a phone. it's always been about money, when a greedy moron runs a multi-billion dollar company all they want is money. money money money.
[General Topics] Hexbug:
Unlimited data should mean Unlimited data. And this means texting should also be included since it is, in fact, data. It's all data! It all comes down to corporate greed, and nickle & diming the consumers. Why do you think so many people are switching to Vonage (and similar) these days.
[General Topics] Babydollll:
Bandwidth cap I can understand (because if you use more than 5gb a month on your phone, you need psychological help), but dictating HOW a user can use their data is absolutely not.[/QUOTE]

How is using more than 5Gb on your phone indicative of psychological instability? I'm not talking about using 20 Gb per month (maybe not even 10). I will

say however that I like to listen to two podcasts a day. That, combined with a few emails,maybe downloading some apps and web surfing I hit the cap almost every month. Back when T-mobile had a 10 Gb cap it was much more comfortable for me and I didn't have to monitor every kilobyte. I'm definitely not talking about copious amounts of data here, and I'm not talking about using it for a replacement for my home broadband. That said, I do feel your remark is offensive.

Sent from either my Nexus S, N1 or telepathically using two tin cans and some string.
[General Topics] steezee:
Well I'm an AT&T customer and I actually agree on them cracking down on people tethering without paying for it...if people weren't jail-breaking their iPhones to use tethering services without paying for them I think unlimited data might still have been an option for their customers today...I wish they would started doing it a couple years ago... Just because you have unlimited data the TOS that you agreed to has the fine print saying that Unlimited Data applies only to data used on the device by that device not any other connected devices
[General Topics] dani26286:
Of course, that's your opinion, and your entitled to it, as everybody else is on this forum. :)
[General Topics] inconceeeivable:
Ugggghhhh. When was it ever truly unlimited? The iPhone data plan was 5GB when I got one in 2009. That's a set amount...people should have been allowed to use it in any way. Tethering didn't get you more data in this case (don't think anyway? Did they charge extra or throttle?)...it simply guaranteed that you'd probably use the ACTUAL AMOUNT that you paid for. 5GB is 5GB...they just didn't expect people to actually use it. And when people actually did get their money's worth, AT&T completely screwed everyone with the extra fees.

If you're going to blame anyone, blame AT&T shareholders for demanding outrageous profits.

Not trying to be a jerk, but embracing their viewpoint really doesn't help the consumer cause.

Edit: Assuming Unlimited means Unlimited, I think you're absolutely correct about tethering costing extra. But unlimited in the iPhone's case meant 5GB...they had no right to complain about people using something they already paid for. Isn't this thread addressing whether or not tethering within the cap is ethical?
[General Topics] astar26:
Ethics are long gone from the corporations, all they care about is the money in their pockets.

I think that XDA is big enough to put some preasure on the operators, as this is actually illegal to do. you pay for internet, you should get internet, no matter how you wish to use it.
[General Topics] joshin:
I believe it to be ethical.. I try not to abuse the privilege.

-J

Post 2 in my quest for 10 so that I may comment in the Gtab dev area.
[General Topics] lorijuan1024:
i believe 30 each because you are paying for your own ip address and at home you onlu have 1 ip address and several or as much as you want private ip's
[General Topics] inconceeeivable:
That's a good point. Sometimes you get a couple public ip addresses, depending on the ISP, but I guess it's usually one. (You definitely don't get 3 or 4.) Maybe that's the distinction there.

I guess her argument was that this kind of nonsense would never fly in wireline subscriptions, so why are we subject to it when the carrier boldly states that the cellular connection is "unlimited?"

It's no doubt a slight stretch of an argument...thankfully most of the carriers have neutralized the problem by ceasing their careless use of the term "unlimited."

With the tethering side of the argument, though, you are essentially using a router...assuming you use the same amount of data, the carrier shouldn't get an extra dime for the functionality added by Google, Apple, the community, etc. It's just amazing that they think they're entitled.
[General Topics] Step666:
Ethics have nothing to do with it, it's a breach of contract.

If you honestly believe that it's 'wrong' of a company to hold you to the terms and conditions that you agreed to, you're lying, deluded or a hypocrite - after all, I very much doubt that anyone here would feel it was ok for AT&T or any of the networks to fail to adhere to the terms and conditions of the agreement, so why should it be ok for the customer to pick and choose what they want to honour?

Anyway, the joy of living in a free(ish) market economy is that if you don't like what one company is offering, you can always buy from someone else.

And if you don't like what a particular company is selling and you still buy it, then it's your own damned fault and shut up already.

And to all the people who think it's ok to steal from the networks - thanks(!)

You're the equivalent of an uninsured driver, screwing it up for the rest of us.

Because of your behaviour, bootloaders are being locked, networks are targeting rooted/jailbroken users and generally services are more expensive than they would be if everyone paid their fair share.
[General Topics] inconceeeivable:
If the merger goes through, there will be one nationwide GSM carrier (here in the US). Just saying...

And tethering within the cap isn't stealing. You've already paid for that bandwidth.