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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Gibbo3771:
Greetings all :D

I have a HD2 running Android. The ROM is DL DesireZ v2 internal. software number 1.72.466.4

I am at an understanding there is a new version out but the flash I have atm is 100% working besides one thing....the phone memory.

When I first flashed it I had loads of phone memory, I think it was like what, 150mb?

But I downloaded lots of apps, even used the Apps2Sd app to save space on the phone memory.

So after a while, I ran out of phone memory, how? I have no idea.

I have deleted all the apps I had and I still have <10mb space on my phone memory and I can not find ANYTHING on the phone memory taking up this space.

Anyone else have this issue?

My gf is going nuts at me over this, she said she may as well have the Win 6.5 back on it, since she had no apps anyways :p

Cheers,

Gib
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] XthelordinatorX:
yea i have the same problem..

all my apps are installed on my sd card or my ext3 partition.

still i have very little phone memory available.

somehow it looks like the phone is saving the app on the phone but then moving it to the sd card without removing it on the phone memory and causing data loss?

also when updating an app i just lose a lot of internal memory..
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] XthelordinatorX:
how is it possible that there are a lot of people with this problem (i searched the forums) and nobody know an answer to this?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsWLM:
should I do a nandroid of my phone before rooting? or after the unrevoked has run it's course?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayharper08:
You will have to root first. Can't nandroid before you root. Immediately after rooting tho, go in to recovery and nandroid then. Make sure to back up your wimax too! :)

Edit: Forgot to mention you will need a custom recovery installed to nandroid. If you go with unrevoked it will clockwork.

Sent from "The EVO" using XDA Premium
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
i'd reccomend changing to amon ra recovery if you use unrevoked. better in every way.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayharper08:
Yes. I was going to say that too. I figured I'd start out relatively slow tho, lol.

Sent from "The EVO" using XDA Premium
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
helping too many people right now to go slow lol...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jstalford:
noobgui.de/wiki
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
Lol the busy life of a helper.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayharper08:
Lol.

Sent from "The EVO" using XDA Premium
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
you'd know all about that, wouldn't you....

mr. 300....

hmmm.... busy....
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
Lol I've actually been semi dormant lately...it kinda just happened over night.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
i kno seriously that's a hell of a lot though you must be helping someone to get that.

most of the times i end up helping people on the mobile app. i would have like 200-225 if the mobile app had thanks...

doesnt really matter though.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
Lol I wouldn't wana see my meter at that point, but I know what ya mean.

But its just the gesture that counts. :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
agreed.

thread hijack: complete.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alaman68:
Get a room

You guys are great though
[General Questions and Answers] paggps:
Hello,

I am looking for an Android app (and/or driver) that allows me to connect an external USB GPS (Garmin GPS Map60CS) to a standard 7" tablet (Android 2.1), which has USB host capabilities.

The purpose of this is to be able to upload/download tracks and waypoints to/from my GPS while travelling. This would be great because would enable me to travel without laptop but tablet !

As an example, there is a similar solution for Windows CE phones and serial GPS´s, which I have used many times: G7toWin

http://www.gpsinformation.org/ronh/g7towin.htm

Another solution would be to connect a USB-to-Serial dongle to the tablet, and (hopefully) this could be connected by RS232 to the Garamin GPS. But an app is needed anyway.

If someone can point a solution or suggestion, I would be very happy.

Thank you very much.
[General Questions and Answers] mbernasocchi:
Sorry for opening an old thread, but did you find any solution?

ciao

Marco
[General Questions and Answers] Annika:
I got a Xoom tablet and use another rom which support usb2go, and no problem now :)
[General Questions and Answers] Meijän Jami:
Hi

I'm trying to get my GPSmap 62 work as a mass storage for my Samsung Galaxy Note 2 using an OTG cable but that just doesn't seem to work. Did you do something special to get your Garmin and Android to do that? Such as rooting or using some special file manager app.
[General Questions and Answers] Annika:
I'm pretty sure that my android (then) was rooted. I use "Total Commander" and in the options you need to let it have root function all around - but other apps like it will also work.

Haven't used it with my 'new' phone cause haven't had the time to play with it (even after 6 month :$)
[General Questions and Answers] Speaker for the Future:
Hello,

I thought people in this thread might like to know that I made an app that can transfer waypoints and tracks in both directions between an Android device and Garmin GPSMap 60Cs. I'm currently trying to find out if there are more people interested and if so then I'll add support for more Garmin GPS models and publish the app.

Here's my original thread http://xdaforums.com/general/help/transfer-tracks-waypoints-to-garmin-gps-t2858387
[Galaxy Tab General] ableeker:
Today here in The Netherlands I was offered a software update, the first since JJ3. About device says it's Froyo 2.2 build XWJMK, with baseband XJMA, and kernel 2.6.32.9. *#1234# says the following:

PDA: P1000XWJMK

PHONE: P1000XXJMA

CSC: P1000PHNJM5

I'm guessing it's the same as samfirmware.com's JMK. But hey, it's official, and will update without flashing just using Kies, and as such should be fully supported by Samsung. It's of course still Froyo, and not the hoped for Gingerbread.

Superoneclick rooted it succesfully. Bootloader Patch reported a signed bootloader, but had no problem unlocking it. Great job, guys!
[Galaxy Tab General] brilldoctor:
what type of tab is yours (sales code - CPW, XEU etc - cant remember the code to find out)
[Galaxy Tab General] ableeker:
*#*#44336#*#* says CSC: P1000PHNMJM5. *#272*IMEI# says PHN. It also says Build time: 2011.02.22 11:01:46 KST. Changelist: 900323.
[Galaxy Tab General] rangercaptain:
Can you extract the modem.bin?
[Galaxy Tab General] ableeker:
Hm, this is a Kies update, so I'm not sure where and if it dropped an update file containing modem.bin. However, it may well be the same JMK update as that on samfirmware's site. I just checked and that one does have a modem.bin. It's even PHN.
[General Topics] mitchellvii:
Wow, complete fail. I knew I had my doubts about anything made by Kyocera, but I was not prepared for utter cheapness and ugliness of this device. And the screen quality - don't get me started. I felt like I was looking at a Blackberry from 2005.

The dual screen concept is nice and probably will be improved over time. But this first trip out of the barn really is a mule with a broken leg and a bad case of the mange.

If you were tempted to use your EVO trade-up for this device, save your time and money and wait for the EVO 3D.
[General Topics] nohbdyshero:
Right now the only Android MFR's to consider are Motorola and HTC IMHO. Didn't think this device was worth anything anyway

Well OK you can add Samsung to this list
[General Topics] Fendulon:
I was looking at this phone when I realized my 2 year was up on April 1st. It seemed interesting but I just knew there wouldn't be any app support for it. I have read a few reviews saying that the hinge, although goofy, is surprisingly strong.

I was going to just wait until the Evo 3D came out and not even get the Evo, but I caved. In a way I'm glad I did though, I have it all rooted and installed C7 on it with Tiamat 3.5.7. I used these forums to customize my hero as well.
[General Topics] Jasonhunterx:
Probably sucks now but if Samsung tries it with dual super amoled then it will be great since they are best company at hardware wise when it comes to phones but not software but that is y xda is here
[General Topics] mitchellvii:
Dual screen cellphones are a great idea. I personally feel they may be the wave of the future just like multimonitor computer setups are so popular now. However, this phone is little more than proof of concept. Sprint will take a bath on this.
[General Topics] Pierceye:
Thanks for confirming what I already suspected. I have not had a chance to handle one yet, but the looks alone told me it was gonna be el cheapo. Kind of a shame really. The concept is pretty cool. I don't think it's going to last because of the introduction of flexible LED displays in the near future. Much better if you don't have to have a seam in the middle of your display!
[General Topics] DomSim:
Op, maybe you can complain enough to get the phone removed. You seem to be good at that...
[General Topics] OneStepAhead:
Don't you mean HTC and Samsung? I don't think you'll find a whole lot of love for the Moto phones here on XDA with the encrypted bootloaders and all.
[General Topics] nohbdyshero:
I know some people like the Moto's but I forgot about Samsung and them at the last minute. I'm just glad I didn't forget all together I would have been flammed all over the place
[General Topics] BIGWORM:
I demo'd this phone in store today, also. Sprint tech was "watching TV" on it at the front counter. Played with it for five minutes:

Hinge has an addicting snap sound to it, as is the whole process of folding/unfolding the phone. Even having a 1GHz Snapdragon, the phone was still laggy (opening apps, scrolling through the drawer). As we all figured, besides the Sprint bloatware, this phone is pretty much AOSP--I don't believe Kyocera ever threw in their own frontend.

Rep was running Sprint TV for roughly twenty minutes, and battery was already down to 78%! Battery percentage indicator is stock, at least. LOL! Kyocera has thrown in an extra battery in the package for a reason.

Screens by themselves are SMALL! We know the specs, but looking at the screen IRL leaves MUCH to be desired. All in all, it's a novelty, at best. You're not getting anything practical out of a dual screen phone unless you ABSOLUTELY need to shave MILLISECONDS off of your time. This phone is a miss for me, which sucks, because I was looking forward to it because my phone upgrade is due in July. EVO 3D, here I come.
[General Topics] MsRandall:
My oldest son was buying his finacee an evo while my youngest son and I played the echo...I asked the manager how many they have sold and he said no a one...That was 1:34 pm today.:eek:

Within 3 minutes of playing with the echo I was blah....

Picture of my son playing with the echo today.
[General Topics] iitreatedii:
Critical battery, guess it's been 2 hours, time to change to the other battery :/...
[General Topics] mhoepfin:
I bought one yesterday to replace my EVO which I have had since launch and had the extended battery for.

I just cannot understand where all the hate for this phone comes from. With the screens open it is nearly tablet sized. I call this phone more of a "tablet crossover", where it does great as a phone and then when needed gives you a ton of room to work on things in near tablet size.

The phone is also pretty small, but thick. Feels good in hand and in pocket and very well built.

Battery life yesterday was fine mostly connected to wifi. Today will be my first day out and about with it.

It has been buttery smooth for me, no stutters or lags. I've already become used to the small black space between the screens and don't even notice it. Not sure on the comment about the screen quality, both displays are superb in my opinion.

Sure, the phone is different than anything we have seen before. So far it has exceeded my expectations and I don't miss the Evo at all. Can't tell you how nice it is to flip the screens together to get some work done and have all the extra space.
[General Topics] mhoepfin:
A couple other thoughts -

I have mostly used it with apps full screen in tablet mode, and it has worked beautifully for nearly everything I have tried, including apps like Pulse reader.

Simultask works well also, although I haven't found myself using it that much. Was cool when I saw some mails coming in and I was browsing the web, I brought the mail client into one of the screens and continued to browse as I was reviewing mail. Also it's great how the mail client uses both screens to list mail on one screen and review on another.

Camera app is awesome with how it uses both screens.

Pretty much vanilla android 2.2 all the way around. Very nice in that regard.
[General Topics] egzthunder1:
Thread moved to General.
[General Topics] mitchellvii:
Actually, I am good at helping people. Perhaps that is why I have 420 thank-you's compared to your 23. If you spent less time attacking me and more time learning enough about Android where you could assist others, maybe you won't look so foolish by comparison next time?
[General Topics] mitchellvii:
As with any phone, it is a matter of taste. For those who are more into utility and care less about aesthetics, this phone is probably fine. However, I am surprised you don't notice that the image quality on the screen is far inferior to the EVO? Like I said, I am a big fan of THIS IDEA, I'm just not a fan of this phone. Seems more like a proof-of-concept than a finished product.

Glad you like your Echo :)
[General Topics] oka1:
totally agree....... +1
[General Topics] mmegalodon:
Oh ****! Hahahahaha
[General Topics] lude219:
Not surprising one bit. This was the last time I ever purchased anything from Kyocera. The lens cover decide to close when you turn the power ON and open when you turn the power OFF...after 2wks of pampering.
[General Topics] zanderman112:
Can anyone with this phone detail battery life? Let's say you receive 200 texts a day(from twitter), browse the xda forums from the xda app, do some web browsing, and no auto update sync for apps.

Sent from my QWERTY-ified, Gingerbread-less Nexus S 4g.
[General Topics] :
Hard to say, but I would say with that kind of use the phone should last you 6 hours or more. I guess it depends on if you are using 3G or wifi for your browsing, how much web browsing you are doing and if flash is involved at all.

It took me 6 hours yesterday to run the battery fromm 100% to 10%. However, I spent well over an hour surfing the web, another hour streaming Pandora, while using the phones instant messaging client, all on wifi while running an animated background. In addition, I had my gps on for about an hour. Since Im next to a window it was continually scanning for and locking satellites. And of course I was using both screens the whole time. I would say thats fairly heavy usage and totaly respectable.

During lighter usage I can easily get a whole day+ out of my phone.

I truly don't understand the immediate hate and dismissal of this phone. Throwing around the term 'fail' in regards to this phone is a pretty harsh statement. A fail would be the phone doesn't turn on...ever, or blows up after an hour of usage...THAT indeed would be a fail, if not an epic fail. If you don't like the phone that's one thing, but stating that it's an immediate fail for none other than a personal feeling is quite another.

I'm truly enjoying this phone. If it's the form factor that bothers people, sure I kind of get that. But then again, I carry my phone in a belt case, and so the size never bothers me. I love the dual screens, so much so, it would be hard to go back to a single screen. Using the dual screens for browsing the web, texting, facebook, Kindle and various games is pretty awesome. The bar between the screens doesn't bother me at all. Then again, I don't use this phone to watch movies or many videos, so it's not a big deal.

I love the 'laptop' mode or whatever they call it where the bottom screen sits flat and the top screen sits at an angle. It works great for sitting on my desk at work and easily seeing any incoming messages or whatever on the screen.

This phone has not failed do to anything that I have asked of it. I will admit that I came from a Hero that was running AOSP Gingerbread 2.3.3, so I was dealing with much smaller screen real estate and much slower phone (even when overclocked). However, the Hero was quite a bit smaller too, and the size difference hasn't bothered me in the least.

Oh and one last bit, this phone was a snap to root using z4root. It was practically the first thing I did before installing Titanium backup and restoring all my apps from my Hero.

The phone may not meet your personal tastes, but it really is a decent, dare I say awesome phone.

Jason
[General Topics] zanderman112:
This post sealed the deal for my little brother. He's planning on getting an Echo.

Sent from my Epic 4g thats perfect in stock form.
[General Topics] :
The one thing I have noticed with this phone that WILL drain the battery at a pretty good clip is using the Jibe app with the feature enabled that keeps Jibe online while running in the background. Jibe is a nice little messaging app that consolidates all your messaging accounts (like Digsby or any number of other desktop apps). So you can chat with MSN, Google, Facebook, etc... all in one place. But if this app is staying on in the background, you can almost watch your battery life drop. I only turn on the background feature if I know I'm going to be plugged in.

Over on Android Central, a user say's he was seeing Cell Standby use as much as 50% of the battery, however it also appears that quickly switching airplane mode on/off after a boot fixes this. It seems to be true, but I haven't played around with it enough to know for sure.

For root users, I recommend NOT running SetCPU. Not that it will do you any good anyways since the kernel seems to be locked at 1ghz. I ran it only because I was running it on my Hero and wanted to see what it would do on the Echo. It seems that SetCPU's throttling controls were causing a pretty big drain on the battery as well. Though, it could just be me.

I have yet to actually use the 'simul-task' feature that lets one app run on the top screen and another on the bottom screen. There are only 7 apps in the phone that support this, and I find it rather useless. But again, it could just be me, I do not have a need to have two web pages open at the same time, or have my e-mail and browser open at the same time.

J
[General Topics] zanderman112:
The cell standby bug is called TWS bug, abbreviated form of Time without Service bug. Its a known problem with the Epic 4G and yes, turn on airplane mode as soon as possible on bootup and leave it on for about 15 seconds, then toggle it off. It causes the phone to search for a gsm signal, even though sprint uses cdma, so airplane mode resets the radio, which fixes the problem.

Sent from my Epic 4g thats perfect in stock form.
[General Topics] :
Oh, good to know!

J
[General Topics] zanderman112:
No problem. And if i were you, id try to get an echo section to be made on xda.

Sent from my Epic 4g thats perfect in stock form.
[General Topics] :
I'd love too, but I kind of figured that if there was any interest it would have been up already. Nobody but us is discussing the Echo on XDA right now. And I know nothing regarding developing for Android, so I'm not much of a resource.

J
[General Topics] zanderman112:
Yeah, I think it'll gain enough support to get its own section though. Look at the sidekick 4g. It got its own section, and theres hardly anything posted there.

Sent from my Epic 4g thats perfect in stock form.
[General Topics] FLAC Vest:
Meh, I figured that it wouldn't be that great. The concept is interesting but until i have two completely different experiences between the screens, I won't bother. I'd love to have that phone but with two completely different experiences. If the OS isn't made to be built this way, I don't see why people keep doing it.
[General Topics] Ghostface22:
no wonder it was cheap lol
[General Topics] zanderman112:
You call $199 after mail in rebate cheap?! I think its a good phone, but it priced too high to be a 3g only phone. $149 would be the perfect price for this phone.

Sent from my Epic 4g thats perfect in stock form.
[General Topics] LiuAnshan:
I got an Echo the other day and I'm loving it so far. I like having two screens and the form factor doesn't bother me at all. Heavy use with Pandora in the background constantly and heavy dual screen browsing and stuff I probably get between 5 and 7 hours I think, which isn't an issue for me.
[General Topics] zanderman112:
Someone needs to petition for an echo section.

Sent from my Epic 4g thats perfect in stock form.
[General Topics] ream583:
evo stuck on recovery screen,can any one help

i have a rooted evo and i had miui rom on it and i tried to install a new rom but miui stall on after i switched so i deleted miui now my phones in recovery mode i tried to hook up to pc but htc wont reconize my phone its saying android 1.0 not found
[General Topics] :
I hit up the admins for an Echo section, they said they would put in the queue...whatever that means.

J
[General Topics] redlantern:
wow, that's because I was considering it.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hebrew11hammer:
I soft brick my phone when I try to install the latest software update. I am trying to flash back to 1.2.6 but I was only able to download 1.2.6, and HTTP (the first one but no the second one), and MultiUpload. How can I download the second HTTP (under 1.5.2), Hotfile, and DepositFiles? If not, will I be able to Flash back to the original stock?

My current position is:

System Version: 4.1.26.MB860

Android version: 2.2.1

Kernel Version: 2.6.32.9

Build number: OLYFER_U4_1.2.6

Download

1.2.6

bandbinnovations. com/Atrix.7z

Password: atrixbl

1.5.2

HTTP (Rename from .rar to .gz)

HTTP (Rename from .rar to .gz)

MultiUpload

Hotfile. com

DepositFiles
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neer2005:
If I'm correct 1.2. 6 is the retail rom.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _Dennis_:
Download 1.2.6 install, then on phone settings > about phone> system updates.

if you want root then you need to do the before update script BEFORE you update in settings on the phone then after update script after updating.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hebrew11hammer:
I don't want the root. But every time I go to phone settings > about phone > system updates, it updates and then during the install it bricks...
[EVO 4G General] ronnienyc:
This pertains to the Official EVO Gingerbread leak.

First off, I deleted all the bloatware...

Now, today after 3 hours of light use, I am at 95%!

This never happened before no matter which tweaked-up ROM I tried (Myn's, AOSP GB, CM, etc., etc.) With prior ROMs I would go form 100% to 90% in 30 min.

What is also interesting is that Android System now shows only 9% of battery usage, and the screen shows 63%. Previously the System would show a minimum of 40% and it was always at the top of the usage list. (especially if I was syncing Gmail, calendar, etc.)

Also this leak runs very smooth an fast. I have 0003 hardware and everything works perfectly! (No FCs at all.)

Well done Google!

Here is the thread with the downloads:

http://www.multiupload.com/VIOMPVJC5Z

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=866245
[EVO 4G General] phatmanxxl:
Now can you tell us what ROM? Where'd you get it? Kernel? Links? I'd like to try it too.
[EVO 4G General] todah09:
How did you fix the brightness issue. Only thing keeping ne from it.....