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[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yuhang:
What steps should I take to get the official 2.2?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kaze105:
Odin DL09/DJ05 stock. You should get update that way.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pwerpla:
I wouldn't do it I'm on SC 2.9.2 also and just updated my daughters fascinate to froyo its fat bloated and slow your better off on SC IMO.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RacerXFD:
You are already running froyo if you're on sc 2.9.2. I'm still running it until this legendary community rom comes out...
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] landshark68:
+1

10 chars/
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pwshadow:
Evil Fascination is a debloated, better version of the official update. I just flashed it right over sc 2.9.2(i odined the ec01 radio first). It is easy and takes 2 minutes. Keep in mind it is only slightly better than sc 2.9.2, if at all. You just need to wipe dalvic and cache before, no data wipe.

Evil Fascination 3.3.1 voodoo Nitro Honeycomb
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xHoLyx:
Find Shutdown.ogg in System/Media/Etc or System/Etc and erase it.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prehistorical:
Thanks so much, very educational for me!
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JeXus:
I did exactly what he said and it worked great for me!
[HTC Sensation] magic_man:
They had scores on pocketnow. Based on anandtech review on adreno 220 gpu I thought it was going to blow away Tegra 2 but it was only about 7% higher.
[HTC Sensation] Virtue94:
At least it did better than the Tegra 2 phones. I was seriously starting to think the Snapdragon processor was going to be the weakest out of the bunch. And do you mind posting links?
[HTC Sensation] touness69:
Isn't it smartbench rather than glbenchmark ??

Smartbench isn't very accurate although not as flawed as quadrant, glbenchmark is the best one for now
[HTC Sensation] magic_man:
http://pocketnow.com/android/htc-sensation-graphics-benchmarked-compared
[HTC Sensation] :
The sg2 gpu is the weakest out of all of them if you seen the test the nexus s has a weaker and gpu than that if a vibrant and the sg2 gpu is weaker than that
[HTC Sensation] Virtue94:
Search up the results for the ODroid A tablet that's using the same Exynos 4210 processor. The results blow everything away even though the tablet is running at a higher resolution. All the tests so far on the SGSII are only done on prototype firmware so it isn't fair to test it and see how it stacks up at the moment.
[HTC Sensation] worker1:
That's overclocked to 1.5 GHz?
[HTC Sensation] Spartoi:
1.2 GHz; its from the actual Sensation device.
[HTC Sensation] dinan:
Wow... are you a troll? Run-on sentence with bad grammar and baseless (and completely wrong) claims, yea I probably shouldn't be feeding you.
[HTC Sensation] :
I'm not even trying to troll Hummingbird's PowerVR SGX540 can do 90M triangles/sec, but according to webpage for mali-400mp from Arm's website, it can only do 30M triangles/sec meaning it is weaker but most likely has better performance probably a reason why Samsung didn't go qhd super amoled on it.
[HTC Sensation] dinan:
Yes, a single core Mali400 can do what the website says. You do know that the setup in the galaxy S2 is a QUAD CORE Mali right?

EDIT: Also the widely thrown around statistic of 90m triangles/sec for the SGX540 is wrong.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerVR#Series_5
[HTC Sensation] Virtue94:
Feeding a troll goes against my better judgement but I can't help but say something about why Samsung didn't include a qHD SAMOLED. The new SAMOLED+ has more subpixels on it which requires more space than what a 4 inch screen can provide to get the same WVGA resolution. If Samsung were to make the resolution qHD, it would probably be way larger than the 4.3 inches it is currently, making it way too big to be a smartphone and pushing it into tablet territory. And do you even understand the costs it takes to make an OLED panel that large?!? Add that to the increased difficulty of making a large OLED panel successfully. The larger one makes the panel, the more room there is for error. Its not that Samsung doesn't want to make the screen qHD, it's because they can't. Oh and btw, the Exynos processor has plenty of power to utilize a qHD if they did manage to fit one in.
[HTC Sensation] dinan:
I had read somewhere that it was pretty hard for samsung to get their OLEDs to have a pixel density higher than 200ppi with a 3 subpixel layout rather than their original pentile 2 subpixel layout. At 4.27" diagonal this panel is already pushing slightly over 200ppi which I think is their theoretical production limit currently. So ya, a qHD SAMOLED Plus panel would probably need to be 4.5" at least with their current manufacturing limits. It's probably why the samsung infuse (which was their first samoled plus screen) is 4.5" and the SGS2 is 4.27" which means they're getting better, but not quite there yet.
[HTC Sensation] touness69:
So your a troll in fact ? ew

Exynos at 1Ghz can actually run a graphic intensive game at 60fps on a 1080p screen, it can even go up to 70fps with a proper 1.4 HDMI cable...

http://www.engadget.com/2011/03/03/samsungs-exynos-4210-flexes-3d-gaming-muscle-at-gdc-2011-video/

Not to mention the Exynos on the Galaxy S II is clocked at 1.2Ghz

Enough, you have eaten enough for today
[HTC Sensation] :
I'm not trolling I was wrong I admit it. Calm down.
[HTC Sensation] Maedhros:
Hm..

I still think that Tegra 2 OC will beat Snapdragon OC.

And the SGS will be king again -_-

I REALLY wish HTC would get its hardware from Samsung and NOT Qualcomm.
[HTC Sensation] Virtue94:
Agreed. An HTC phone with both the Exynos and SAMOLED+ would completely destroy its competition. I guess that's why Samsung doesn't want to supply them with it...
[T-Mobile LG G2x] iceshark:
Dumped my buggy not impressive Galaxy s 4g today> (love Costcos 3 months policy) and picked up G2x. So far extremally impressed!

One question is the Costco phone guy handed my the 16gig micro SD card from the Galaxy as he said he had extras from dead phones. I said THANK YOU! and installed. However when using AppstoSd program it only see's internal mem, and Internal SD 5gs. It does not see or give option to move to my 16g Sd card?

My HD2 and Samsung worked great with AppstoSD. Am I missing something? I mean I guess the 1.2gig and 5gigs of internal is enough. But I like to also use the SD card for programs to not overload internal memory.

I have not rooted yet, will do that so I can get my Titanium backup working to see it I can do it with that.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] djmcnz:
Can't be done, discussed endlessly in the corresponding O2x thread...
[T-Mobile LG G2x] gaww:
Been all over that thread. This issue and the "phantom AT&T bands are two big issues on this device. However, there may be some hope at the CM end - not this item in the latest CM7 changelog"

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Change I6beb0077: Allow multiple shareable SD Cards by using getShareableVolumes() to get all the volumes that are shareable and allowing sharing/unsharing for all of them rather than just the hardcoded getExternalStorage calls.

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[T-Mobile LG G2x] iceshark:
First thank you for responding. I am not a newbie but have been rooting and testing my Hd2's for past year. My first non HTC phone in awhile was the vibrant s4g, it had its own problems with very low internal memory.

So I was excited this phone had 8 gigs plus now my 16 gig card. I have not been on these forums so I did not know it was a known issue Sorry.

So to clarify, there is no workaroud? But can I not just use root explorer and move files to the SD card? I understand apps to sd wont do it automaticly. But I plan to put my music and movies at least on SD... What would even be the use of the manufacturer putting SD slot on phone if you could not use it?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] player911:
Ira that is what I do. SD card = sdcard/external_SD

Or something to that effect. I plan to keep my apps2sd on internal and SD for straight storage and backups.

From the sound of it, the clockwork mod can access the microsd so at least backups will be off the device.

-sent from my LG 2Gx
[T-Mobile LG G2x] vinnyjr:
What I have been doing is the basic copy and paste. I copy the app or video ect. from the sd card and paste it on the ext/sd card. If there is a faster oor easier way please let me know. I am rooted and this is the first phone I ever had with this kind of a set up with the sd card. I prefer the other way much better ala Nexus One.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] dj75728:
That is correct. In a file manager etc. you can locate your SD Card by going to the ExternalSD folder (path: SD Card/ExternalSD). The "SD Card" is actually the internal memory, and the "External SD" is the actual SD Card. When you plug your phone into a PC two different drives come up, one for the internal and one for the SD Card. From what I know you can't put apps on your actual SD Card. However music, pics, etc. all work just fine. I have all my music on my SD Card and everything else on the internal.

P.S. When opening the internal memory in a PC it will still have an ExternalSD folder, but it will be empty. I would advise not deleting it.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cyberchuck9000:
There's something like 1.5GB just for apps. What the heck are you doing to "overload" it??
[T-Mobile LG G2x] gaww:
GPS maps will easily overload the internal SD card. If they let the map location be set, that would fix it, but most do not (yet).
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bretthutton:
Home – Setting – Applications – Manage applications

Under Downloaded:

Look for Widgets you want to use on phone desktops

Click ‘Move to Phone’

‘Reboot’ Phone after..

Now Long-press ‘Desktop’

Select ‘Widgets’

by Stryker’s Lounge AUS
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] josh.marshall:
Thank you

Thank you very much for posting this. I thought at first that I had broken my phone when upgrading to 2.3.3 when several of my widgets were missing after installing the apps.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] rmccurdy:
My wife almost killed me ...hope this works..thanks..
[Android Software Development] [] AL []:
Ok, this ain't really a developpement post [sorry for that!] but I'm sure that, like for me, it will makes you real glad to be an Android user.

I kindly invite your to read this thread:

http://technaute.cyberpresse.ca/nou...urdhui-sur-cyberpresse_267_article_ECRAN1POS2

it is in french, but if you like to call yourself a dev, then I'm sure you know how to use a webpage translator :p.

In short: iphones and ipad are kepping unsecured data of all your geo-localisation on your phone and any computer that you synch to.

Isn't this hughe and nice of them !!??

So attention all of you cockold of this world, Apple with all it's kindness is making your life easier to confirm your status.

hehehe! :D
[Android Software Development] Top Nurse:
Big writeup today on Tech Republic as well. If iOS was open source they could rip it out like when Sprint CIQ was ripped out of the Epc 4G. Thanks K0nane!

Sent from Bonsai 7.0.3
[Android Software Development] Odissey:
You gon be disappointed:

digitaltrends.com/mobile/android-phones-also-track-user-locations/
[Android Software Development] pavanred:
Is that true? Does anyone know where is that database stored in Android?

And even if this data is being recorded, wouldn't it be possible to fix it as Android is open source?
[Android Software Development] Pneuma1985:
Its stored on google's servers and yes you can turn this off on the android so none of the applications can track you! Killing your gps/3g/and data means they cant track you there are even anti gps apps that will tell them your in some other country. So just because some apps can doesnt mean they always do like on iOs. Its all about what apps you have installed really and what they're doing the easiest way to see this is with adb....adb logcat command while your phone is plugged in usb. Youll see google services running calling on your gps location and data collection you can see the code its plain as day!

Heres an old ss i had of what it looks like!↓↓↓

What the guy said below me is not true but hey whatever you want to believe... They store your data because its worth money plain and simple...

Its worth money to marketing and analytical firms! Google knows more about you than YOU do!

They know your darkest secrets whatever you typed into google they know...

They've even developed software to collect and categorize all of it... So saying that Google is the devil LoL:eek:
[Android Software Development] iamloco:
they ask you if you wan't to send the information (unlike Apple) and they are using it to update your Latitude profile only
[About XDA developers] ideardaniel:
Junior how to reply message
[About XDA developers] TRusselo:
click the quick reply button at the bottom of every

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or

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if your xda is set to classic veiw at the bottom it will look like this

and its the button on the far right with the feather.

change to XDA 2010 at the very bottom of page in left corner

check out the NEW USER GUIDE
[About XDA developers] ideardaniel:
Thank you very much
[About XDA developers] Ghostface22:
thank u also
[About XDA developers] engkuk:
thank's dud, :good:

but how many post in order that i can post in development forum? 10 maybe?
[About XDA developers] cascabel:
10 helpful posts. ;)
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
All the information you'll need about general usage of XDA can be found in the XDA New User Guide.

For any information you may need about the XDA app, check out - How To Make The Most Of The XDA App.

''Evil corrupts the mind of the weak but fails to feed off the mind of the strong''
[About XDA developers] PG101:
Thanks Kid..

First thing's first guys.. before you jump into the dev fora etc... you should search anyway :)
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] duboi97:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1031836 I found this lurking xda :) have fun! Its always nice to hit the thanks button also :D
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yukop4:
after i kill all running apps and then open any app the ebook reader automatically opens-everytime

i find this odd as i never use it and i have no ebooks
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayman07:
thats quite an accusation. so every app that runs in the background without you telling it to is spyware? educate yourself my friend. android launches apps in the background sometimes based on what you are doing with your device. for example, there are apps that will launch a music player (in the background) when you plug in your headphones, connect to a car dock or maybe when you open the browser. why? well think of them like tags. the app that runs in the background thinks that you are gonna open it based on the action you are doing, so it secretly opens it up in the background and when you go to open it yourself, it launches immediately (or a lot of faster than if it was a cold start). if you dont believe me, go ahead and download an app like startup manager. it will show you what actions invoke what apps to launch. you also have the option to disable them too. just a pain in the @ss to do go through everything but if its seriously that big of a problem for you then it just might be worth it. and for someone like you who seems a lil paranoid about spyware and stuff, i recommend downloading lookout for your device. that way you wont have to ask questions like these. hope this helps!
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RadDudeTommy:
So incase you haven't heard:

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-apple-tracking-20110421,0,4880695.story

Like, wtf. This really rather freaks me out.

A. I have an iPhone 3gs (jailbroken)

B. What if my Xoom is doing the same thing?

Are there ways to make sure this is definately not going on for the more average consumer like me? I wouldn't know where to look in os files for this. I could find the os files, but I don't really go snooping in them because I don't know what I'm doing.

But I think all this is bull**** with Apple, and last month with samsung computers. I'm pissed.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ggareis:
What does this have to do with the Xoom?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheSonicEmerald:
......?

Sent from a Limited Edition phone from a Premium app..
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wang1404:
He asked if his xoom is doing the same thing.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alias_neo:
I would put money on it that the all Android devices keep track of location, Google lives off statistics, no way tehy don't know everything about everything you do with the thing.

I did some reading into this and the bit I don't get is that cell location isnt very accurate, so did the guy who "visualised" his data there just keep GPS on _all-the-time_? That's a colossal waste of battery.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lothaen:
I saw this article on many a site last night - and one of them I am sure said that 'android devices haven't found any similar file storing location' or words to that affect.

(think they mentioned WinPho too)

while google do live off stats - do they care that much? they already have a map of where activations happened - they did a map of the North US activations awhile back?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alias_neo:
I wouldn't doubt it, I just bet they do it and store the information at their end rather than on the phone. What with all the wifi hotspot privacy problems that have been going on with them and eerything else. I'd expect nothing less from them really.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lothaen:
just more careful then :D

it doesnt bother me that much (at the moment) as I'm pretty sure my network will also keep track of me anyway

unless google/o2 are going to find my house and rob it while i am out - that doesn't bother me - it's only if someone else found a way to see live my location and then did the above that i'd start being more concerned... or is there something else I should worry about?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kalavere:
Quote of the day, bang on the money. ;)
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RadDudeTommy:
Oh, hey, sorry, listen.... I hadnt realized the Xoom police were out. Sorry this wasnt completely understandable for you.

I mean, I can see how some people think that if Google is logging our locations, it might not be a big deal. But this is all just a glimpse at whats coming. I mean I have no idea what that is. But a future where the biggest corporations are tracking people that use there products does not seem like a future I want to be apart of.

Apple gets their customers out of addiction, "the iphone is tracking me? who cares, its pretty." Like there is no logical reason I can think of to have that tracking software built into the nitty gritty of ios, and it being there is just a big slap to the consumers. We already have to worry about apps st but now the os?

Its not like I go or do anything suspicious that I should be worried. It's just that I spent damn near 900 dollars on this device, I don't want it to ****ing track me. Also, I'm sure that would use some sort of data to transfer the data, and with everyones love for only having tiered data plans for tablets, I am paying for them to do this.

Even if it is kilobytes, and I'm only paying a hay penny, thats one hey penny to much for my liking. Us as consumers get the **** end of every stick. They sell us items, bootlock them, track us, apps steal and sell our data, sue us if we post something they don't like (the ps3 guy), just an all around **** you.

I was reading this article the other day on how they're a step closer to building quantum computers. Now what happens when they have computers that can take all the data from every device, and compile it into useful information that will be more personal than your facebook?

They could potentially have what we posted on fb, next to a location we were at, along with the song we were hearing at the time. And in the iphones case, a picture takin from facetime to go right along with it, and for all I know, the xoom is taking pictures of me right now considering its on its stand and im sitting right in front of it typing.

I guess there would be no way for me to tell, since I'm pretty much just an end user, but I hope someone investigates this for us. Because if it turns out the Xoom does anything of the sort I will be getting rid of it. As I have already decided to do with my iphone. It's not about what theyre doing with it. Its about why they decided to do it in the first place, and the fact that they're all data whores.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OneStepAhead:
we better put on our tin hats!
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tumbes20000:
I believe this is a valid question. Companies like google, apple, and facebook have a strong interest in tracking what we do, what we buy, etc to make their advertising more effective, which means they can charge more for it. Unfortunatly, I think this boat sailed long ago. Even on a PC they can track your IP address or Mac address. The minute you get on the internet you are sending information about yourself. Its that simple. The issue becomes whether companies are, can or should be storing that data. And why are they storing that data. Again most of it is advertising, but it could be used for other things that might not be so innocent. Even the government would have an interest in companies storing data so they can retrive that infor for criminal prosectutions, etc. Now if you want to prove where you were they can call your cell phone provider and just ask.

I think the shock is that it is happening all the time by even the most admired companies like apple. Short of a major rebellion by consumers or government regulation (like Europe has done) this will continue (see the case against Google for 'accidentally' collecting data from wifi networks while they did their street view stuff).

Sometimes technology can suck.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robbiev80:
For a second I thought I had made the horrible mistake of going into an iphone forum...:eek:

Anyway, I think Google is for sure collecting data on all of us! Personally I don't really care if they know where I am unless one day I rob a bank and need to go into hiding.....................
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dzam72:
In that case, when robbing a bank just leave your xoom and phone at home ? :p
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kcarpenter:
Carrier IQ tracks Samsung Epics on sprint. :(
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jwleonhart:
Uhm if u notice the first time u turn on any new android device it has something about sharing ur data with google servers.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RadDudeTommy:
I understand the joke however I dont think its farfetched.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Giorgist:
There is one difference though ...

Honeycomb will eventually be open source as well as many devices such as my Galaxy S now have the source made available. Openess gives you that ...

Apple for all we know logs our bank transactions, send favourable posts to Apple fanboy sites and SMSs our girlfriends on our behalf.

Don't get me wrong, Android devices are just as capable of doing all the wrong things, but an open device gives you a little more comfort.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RadDudeTommy:
http://investmentwatchblog.com/i-spy-apple-google-phones-track-users/

it's confirmed, google is doing it too, but in an even more obtrusive way, **** this, i'm selling my Xoom.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keitht:
I am selling my Captivate and Xoom and getting a Jitterbug.