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[HD2 Android NAND Development] dharvey4651:
Since CMYLXGO moved onto the Sensation, will we be seeing anyone else continue his efforts and continue making his already awesome works even better?

Perhaps Carl is the man for the job?
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tbudicin:
Do you have high battery drain with CMYLXGO ?

Rgds
[HD2 Android NAND Development] tdizzle404:
Is this thread still alive?:)
[HD2 Android NAND Development] dharvey4651:
Nope. And it probably won't be resurrected either. The ROM chef that built this ROM moved on to a new device.

Only chance I see this ROM being advanced is if someone else picks up where he left off.
[HD2 Android NAND Development] Nikifan92:
As I see all bugs have been fixed and I hope we will see this ROM without any bugs (camcoder is not necessary). Are you going to continue work on this ROM?
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] IT_Architect:
Does anyone have a cab or instructions that will allow me to remove the Sprint apps from the Start Menu or allow me to move them to a sub-directory? I do NOT want to use a custom ROM, and I cannot use GoodThings2Life because it causes problems with my phone. I just want to remove items like Sprint Music Store, Sprint Navigation, NFL, NASCAR, etc.

Thanks!
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] sh4d0w86:
using File Explorer..

\Windows\Start Menu\Programs

...delete the shortcuts you don't want.

sh4d0w86.
[Touch Pro2 CDMA] IT_Architect:
These links didn't show up when browsed there, so I assumed they were not there. I subsequently discovered by poking around that these links are actually there, but do not normally show when you browse there because they are flagged as SYSTEM and HIDDEN files. One must change the browser settings to display the links.

Thanks!
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cdzo72:
Ok guys, I have looked far and low for this answer and tried numerous apps to see if that was the answer but they all give me the same result...

In any email client I use with my Dell Streak, I have to manually add the email of the person I want to send it to in the "To" bar... I can't believe I have to do that.

Is there not an app or some setting that I am missing to where I can pull up the contacts' info and automatically insert into the "To" field instead of having to manually type that person's email.

I know I can go to the contact in my contact list and select to send that address an email or an SMS or whatever I want to do, but what if I want to compose an email and send it to several people, I have to manually enter each address...

Please tell me there is a work around or something that I am missing guys and not doing correctly...

Thanks for all your help in advance!
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eSZee:
The stock DELL mail widget does all this. You start typing the contact in the compose mail screen and their email pops up, select it and it stays in the TO: bar followed by a comma and you can continue adding recipients.
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cdzo72:
Thanks for the reply eSZee.

Yes I know that the stock android email and/or gmail client is supposed to do this, I have an HTC Inspire 4G that does it just fine after a couple of letters are typed in, but my Streak doesn't do it at all, that's what has me stumped and there's no one close to me for me to compare with, that's why I finally broke down and posted.

I'm running Streakdown 1.9, 318 BB if it matters. Been like that since. I haven't used the stock froyo except to bring my Streak back from a bricked state, and I really don't wanna have to go through the trouble of using the QDL to get back to stock froyo and then have to go through the trouble of flashing the streakmod again, but it may be my only alternative....

But if there's not a setting for this it may just be what I have to do if no other solution arises
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordJezo:
I am looking to clean up some space on my storage and I found that in the directory..

android:\clockworkmod\download\download.cyanogenmod.com\get

There are all three rom images I have downloaded, each 88 megs a piece. Can I remove these or do I need them for anything?

I have my backups of my previous versions kept in the backup directory (and on my local pc) and I also have a full app backup with Titanium.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thebeast614:
I don't think you need them as long as you have them backed up on your PC...you should be good

Sent from my nightly EVO
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LordJezo:
Oh good point, didn't think of pulling the roms locally. I'll do that then delete.

Thanks.
[HD2 General] koolxx:
i got an unmodded TMOUS hd2. and i got 2 questions about the keyboard:

1) how do i turn off auto correct when i type stuff?

2) how do i turn off vibration in swype?
[HTC Inspire 4G] rj 420x:
Hey guys, whatsup? Anyway, first post here on the forums, but I've been hangin' around here since sometime last year when I got my first aria. Just recently I got an HTC Inspire. Everythings been going great the last few months with it, rooted and running Android Revolution nosense... until today.

I was out fishing when I got a phone call. When I went to hang up I dropped my phone into about 2 inches of water on the side of the pond. :eek: I picked it up after about 4-5 frantic seconds of getting out of my chair and going down the bank to get it. I immediately removed the battery and let it dry out. I came home about and hour later and the phone was completely dry looking so I decided I would try it out and hope for the best. Put the battery in and turned it on and... Vibrated 3 times and the LED was flashing red. Took the battery back out and put the phone and battery in a bag of rice. I have used the little rice "trick" on a past phone and worked out for me fine.

Now to sum my story up,

Dropped Phone in water

Removed Battery Immediately

Put battery back in hour later

Powered up

Vibrated 3 times and flashing red led

Removed battery and put in rice

So my question, what does the vibrations and led mean? Is my phone FUBAR? I have the att insurance so I'm covered on water damage. Trying to avoid the deductible.

Any Help is greatly appreciated.:D
[HTC Inspire 4G] kirk123:
Sounds like hardware failure if it vibrates 3x

Leave it in the rice for a day or two without the battery. See if it comes back a live.
[HTC Inspire 4G] rj 420x:
Damn, that was exactly what I was hoping I wouldn't hear. Anyway thanks, I'll post back with results tomorrow.
[HTC Inspire 4G] cavsoldier19d:
My Inspire took a swim with me when I got pushed into a pool. As I was falling into the pool, I automatically reached in my pocket and grabbed my phone and handed it to a person on the pool deck as soon as I could. I let it dry out for many hours and it was fubar. It did the same, it vibrated and flashed a red LED. It seems like the Inspire is ultra sensative to water damage. I have heard of other inspires getting fried with little water exposure. I had insurance on it and got it replaced.

I would recommend the same for you...call the 800 number to cash in on the insurance. The insurance deductible will be $125...but that's better than paying full price for a new one, unless you are eligible for an upgrade. They will mail you a brand new phone, and you will have to ship your damaged phone back with the provided shipping materials.
[HTC Inspire 4G] kirk123:
Thats assuming he has the insurance from at&t.
[HTC Inspire 4G] saabster900:
good luck!!! hope the phone will live again:)
[HTC Inspire 4G] tweaked:
ATT says you have 90 days to add the insurance after purchase. Just dont tell'em its dead when ya call and add it. Then call'em a few days later to report its demise.

I have never heard of any electronic device that was "on" recovering when they hit water. If the water hits the board its over. If it had been off, the dry'n out thing would prolly work.
[HTC Inspire 4G] kirk123:
I believe its 30 days. Not 90
[HTC Inspire 4G] tweaked:
You could be right. I was just there and could swear the idiot at the counter said 90 days.
[HTC Inspire 4G] SmittyRN:
30 days, don't believe the counter-monkeys. However, if you call and it's slightly over the 30 days, you can get approval; I believe I was closer to 45 days when I got mine, the rep had to get supervisor approval. I think it helped that I was calling from the very phone I wanted to add insurance to.

The only way you are going to save a phone that has been immersed long enough to wet all of the innards is to immediatly take the battery out and open the phone up to where you can expose the circuit board, then blow dry it slowly. That might not even work depending on the phone. I've save a couple of older phones that way, but not a smart phone; these are probably too difficult to open that quick anyway.

Backup to dropbox and phone insurance is your best friend when this happens.
[HTC Inspire 4G] entropism:
Idiots at the counter say a lot of dumb ****. I had a coworker who told customers that the Atrix and Inspire were LTE phones, and didn't stop even after I corrected him.
[HTC Inspire 4G] kofrad:
I wouldn't even use a blow dryer. It can push water further into the tiny openings you can't see. Open the phone as much as possible, and let it sit in uncooked white rice in a warm area. Windowsill works well for that, and keep the top on the container open so any water can evaporate out. Most phones I'd recommend a full 24 hours in rice, this phone I'd be more inclined to say 48+ hours in water to be sure.

There aren't many parts that will be damaged by the actual water, maybe just the screen, speaker and microphones. The damage comes from the short-circuit as the water bridges contacts. Hence why you should pull power immediately and don't even think about turning it back on until you are certain the inside is dry, and then waiting a few hours on top of that.

It's hard to wait when your phone is floating, but it can be worth it if you do it properly. I've saved phones that have gone swimming for a good 10 minutes using the rice/don't touch it method. I've also seen phones die within five minutes of a hair dryer and moderate rain.

Be careful guys, phones & water don't mix. ;)

EDIT: 30 Days for sure on Insurance, I distinctly remember being told that in the AT&T store.
[HTC Inspire 4G] di11igaf:
I was working in a bathroom above a toilet in the stall above the ceiling, pulled my phone out to check the time and it slipped out of my hand, hit the rim of the toilet, and it was like slow motion as I watched it to see what way it would fall, and of course it was the water side. Luckily it was a new bathroom in a commercial building with clean water. The phone was FULLY submerged for about 5 seconds before I got it out and immediately pulled the battery. Shook it out as best I could, took both covers off and put it in my work truck, Got home, sprayed it with the air hose real good, turned it on and bam-booted right up, no problems at all. I have two, the one that was submerged still works, I just don't use it. I was really pretty shocked that it still worked. The water damage sticker isn't even pink. Weird, I know. I guess mine was just sealed really well.

I would still get a new one if I were yon, cause even if you don't have problems now, chances are down the road you will
[HTC Inspire 4G] anit77:
My Tilt2 fell off a counter right into my dogs water bowl. It might've been in there 5 seconds. Took it apart and set in close to the fireplace for a few hours rotating it once and a while. Turned it on and all was good.

About 6 months later I dove in a lake going after my sunglasses and realized as soon as I hit the water my phone was in my pocket. It was in the water close to half a minute. took it apart as soon as I got out and set it in the sun. When I got home I packed it in rice and set in a warm oven over night. Turned it on in the morning and again all was good.

The phone was on when it hit the water both times, albeit it was in standby.
[HTC Inspire 4G] kirk123:
You must have stepped in your dogs poop cause you are very lucky your phone worked after all that. lol
[HTC Inspire 4G] eric70634:
Don't forget the fact that if you add insurance by calling ATT they place a call to your phone to make sure its in working order to add the insurance...
[Android Apps and Games] steviee7:
Hello I am debating over buying Launcher Pro Plus or ADW Launcher EX or any other home app you guys recommend

EDIT1: please also post why you like the app you have

EDIT2: i have a epic btw

alot of ppl are voting for launcherpro plus but no one is telling me why... the only reasons i see to buy that is to resize the widgets and the launcherpro widgets... but i dont see any use for those
[Android Apps and Games] Mylenthes:
Stock all the way.
[Android Apps and Games] steviee7:
i dont like touchwiz.
[Android Apps and Games] Mylenthes:
Oh. Then download gingerbread launcher from market. But if you hate stock android launcher, then I say adw ex if you don't care to pay. And launcher pro if you care.

Edit: you clearly say your going to buy in first post so adw ex. Don't know why I missed that.
[Android Apps and Games] SwimDrewid:
It's really a matter of preference. I can never make up my mind, so I am a collector of home launchers :-D

Some people really like zeam for its bare-bones simplicity.

It is far too plain for my tastes.

I ran lpp, adw and adw ex for a while. I like adw ex's infinite secondary tool bar, but I also like lpp's smoothness.

However, my current hands-down favorite is GO launcher. It is very similar to lpp (15-item scrollable dock (not ****. Goddamn swype :-D) with secondary actions in each item), but I love how I can randomize all the screen transitions and how little overhead it consumes.

I'm also a big fan of go sms and the system monitor widget.

I'll switch back whenever the other 2 make updates. But you'll need to test-drive them all to make the most informed decision.

Sent from my fully armed and operational epic battle station
[Android Apps and Games] michael2572:
Zeam needs to be in that poll
[Android Apps and Games] steviee7:
i already use launcher pro i am thinking of getting launcherpro PLUS which is the paid version they are bouth around 3.50 so im trying to buy a home app
[Android Apps and Games] AndroidKills:
I'm using Launcher Pro(a sense version that was taken off the market)
[Android Apps and Games] steviee7:
thats why theres a other button :) if enough ppl say zeam ill try it out... is it paid or free?
[Android Apps and Games] steviee7:
that doesnt really help me then :( plus.. i dont like sense... lol
[Android Apps and Games] Trekfan422991:
Although Right Now im trying ADW EX...

i have to agree with this user.... Go Launcher has it all...

many features of customizabilty.. fast and responsive...

even a built in task killer...

very cool...

Highly Recommend!!!.. at least try it!!
[Android Apps and Games] steviee7:
will try it... i use atk tho
[Android Apps and Games] saabster900:
My launcher of choice is the Pro ver. But my wife swears by ADW. I like it more simple and she like the frills and all the extra skins you can apply. But as always it's your choice.:)
[Android Apps and Games] steviee7:
thanks ive always used launcher pro so thats why im deciding on buying it but i dont really see a point in buying it... i like the frills and extras i dont know about applying a skin to it since my phone is themed already... but i wanted to know if it was worth paying for
[Android Apps and Games] SwimDrewid:
Imo, a good android app is always worth paying for, even if it's donating a couple bucks to the dev. It's the only way to keep the dev community vibrant and thriving

Sent from my fully armed and operational epic battle station
[Android Apps and Games] steviee7:
just tried go launcher.. dont really like it
[Android Apps and Games] steviee7:
if i had a lot of money to spend i would donate to a lot of people for making my phone so much better, but i dont so thats why i want to know about how everyone feels about home apps and if im even going to purchase one
[Android Apps and Games] DrowsyMalice:
I use adw ex the most of all, launcher pro paid second, and I just recently tried out go launcher and im not going to lie, it was pretty nifty.

Sent from my rooted G2X
[Android Apps and Games] jonwgee:
+1 for Zeam

unlimited scrollable dock, resizeable Widgets, lightweight, quick, plus the dev hangs out here on xda
[Android Apps and Games] k_nivesout:
We're talking about like three bucks here lol.. My vote goes to adw ex.
[Android Apps and Games] SwimDrewid:
Nice avatar

Sent from my fully armed and operational epic battle station
[Android Apps and Games] MrIwik:
Launcher Pro or Zeam for me.

I tried GO some time ago and something made me switch back to LP, although now I can't remember what that was. I may give it another try at some point.
[Android Apps and Games] Light0508:
I'm using GO Launcher at the moment, seems nice. I just switched from Launcherpro, might go back.
[Android Apps and Games] HYPER-X10:
Why don't you give the Xperia arc launcher a try?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11856283&postcount=43

I used to use LP+ on my X10, bus since getting an arc I'm really liking the stock launcher.

Reasons why: Fast, looks nice, folders, good functionality for sorting in the app tray.
[Android Apps and Games] eizonuts:
LauncherProPlus all the way. nice clean UI thats super snappy!
[Android Apps and Games] galaxys:
Zeam because it is so light & smooth. Maybe add it to the poll...
[Android Apps and Games] bgs_piece:
Prior to the latest update, I would have said LauncherPro was the way to go. Since the update, I've had nothing but issues. It's so bad, I uninstalled the app and use the stock launcher. Maybe you would have better luck. Rooted Droid X running 2.2.1.
[Android Apps and Games] K900:
Zeam or VTL.Launcher, which is probably going to become the Zeam + ADW stuff thing. Btw, VTL runs great both on my Desire and my weird chinese tablet.

Sent from a piece of ginger bread... Now with a little cyan tint :)
[Android Apps and Games] mrquestion90:
I used to be a big fan of goLauncher(correction, I still am) but I would suggest trying the Sony Ericcson Home :D It is simple, and extremely responsive for the fascinate. It also has super awesome animations too!
[Android Apps and Games] real_sl4cker:
I used Launcher Pro for a while on my HTC Hero with FroydVillain and loved it.

Since flashing Elelinux 7 I tried ADW and didn't like it. It felt quite slow in comparison to Launcher Pro. Then I tried Go Launcher EX and fell in love with it. It's fast, customizable and easy to set up. The app drawer is nice (no further need for folder organizer).
[Android Apps and Games] killerz2:
I think ADW Launcher EX is the best, its really fast n very customizable.
[Android Apps and Games] bladestonez:
im new to android and tried several launchers but after i found adw i just kept coming back to it for the customization it offers and even bought it i dont think ill ever use another launcher again
[Android Apps and Games] iMushu:
Launcher 7 suits my needs well while looking fancy shmancy. :D
[Android Apps and Games] dadennis:
There are many Lanuchers out there, which are really great by all the possibilities, themes, customizations etc etc ... but I still use Default Gingerbread Launcher2, because I think it simply looks great!

The DefaultLauncher looks simple, clean and sexy. The App-Slider is great with its 3D-animation, and theres really nothin' more I need ...
[Android Apps and Games] Crackking:
Launcher7 - donate, the best launcher i think:D simple but fast and good enough for my work.
[Android Apps and Games] teddymild:
+1
[Android Apps and Games] :
I used to be a BIG LPP advocate - recommended it to a number of people.

Lately though, I've been annoyed at the lack of updates, and I started getting some FC's.

Switched to GoLauncherEX, and it is excellent.

Smooth transitions, nice app drawer, theme-able - lots of other features.

It's now my default and will probably stay so for some time...
[Android Apps and Games] dixonkwan:
I love htc sense UI
[Android Apps and Games] papercutMS:
I vote ADW EX. It is very quick and responsive. Although the built in widgets from Launcher Pro are nice, I prefer third party alternatives so have no need for them.
[Android Apps and Games] ratchet789:
launcher 7 updated often and no lag on my phone and great ui
[Android Apps and Games] manast:
Launcher Pro :)

Nothing beats Launcher Pro's speed on Optimus One. :D
[Android Apps and Games] syrenz:
LauncherProPlus. None of the other launchers feel as silky smooth as it does. I've used them all and always go back to LPP. The widgets are great and with a recent update are completely skinnable/themeable. It may not have as many features as other ones now - but it's options are sufficient and a big update/rewrite is in the works (though it's been so for quite a while now).

You may want to look at Regina 3D launcher or SPB Shell 3D (regina is free - SPB is $15, both are cool but it's up for you to decide if you like SPB enough for $15).
[Android Apps and Games] djowett:
Zeam all the way. Just tried it after reading on this thread about it. :D
[Android Apps and Games] doomed151:
LauncherPro / LauncherPro Plus.

Easily the best launcher out there.

It's stable, proper. No half-assed crappy looking animations and themes. Currently using the Plus version myself.

It's also being rewritten too. Bet it'll be real good since Fede is taking his time doing it while constantly updating the current one.
[Android Apps and Games] adzidek:
Launcher7 is my favorite.
[Android Apps and Games] barisahmet:
Of course LauncherPro Plus. It can beat any launcher smoothness on my small Aria. Though, it's not smooth on my brother's X10, idk why. Well, still it is best for me.
[Android Apps and Games] ahess0815:
I like ADW because I have been using CM7 for some time and it grew on me. I know its not EX but the transitions are cool and you can custom pretty much anything you want.
[Android Apps and Games] seventy7:
I'm all about Luancher Pro Plus. I've tried plenty of other launchers but LP+ has always provided the smoothest user experience. Plus the new themes for the widgets are awesome :D. I'm running a honeycomb looking theme and the calender and messaging widgets just look beautiful now.

On that note the widgets are great too. They're all really useful and there's enough that you can find mostly anything you need.

So yeah, I recommend going with LP+ :)
[Android Apps and Games] T-Loop:
Definitely LauncherPro Plus. I've used it since my earlier Samsung Galaxy S and now with Desire HD. Works so smoothly and has plenty of neat features which Sense lacks. Works faster with HTC than Samsung though.

Now with custom skins, it's damn brilliant.
[Android Apps and Games] natious:
Im only using launcher pro because of the widgets, other wise id use adw EX (as i previously was)
[Android Apps and Games] Funnnny:
GO launcher ex .
[Android Apps and Games] marse.online:
ADW Launcher EX :)
[Android Apps and Games] loizoskounios:
Launcher Pro most definitely. I'm not using a very customised desktop, but when I scroll through my AppDrawer, I like to scroll and not crawl. Sorry, ADW.
[Android Apps and Games] pendevous:
I prefer Zeam over all because of its speed and size. I don't really mind not having access to scrollable widgets because I don't use them anyway.
[Android Apps and Games] grudas:
stock one lol :D

tried both launcher pro and ADW and i keep coming back to stock one... as it simply works..
[Android Apps and Games] sjg83:
Go Launcher EX.
[Android Apps and Games] carandcar:
I too am a collector of home launchers (have most of them, tried them all) and if forced to choose it is GO Launcher EX. It's loaded with goodies and very versatile not to mention extremely smooth on my mytouch4g with cm7.
[Android Apps and Games] brainzasif:
launcher pro bro... its got much more features, and is much more faster and smoother :)
[Android Apps and Games] Brainze:
The huge downfall... it's $15!

SPB Shell 3D is the smoothest, fastest, most stable and best looking launcher I've tried thus far.

Evo 4g

Latest Tiamat kernel

100-150mV undervolt

Latest Salvage Mod ROM

After an initial boot: This launcher's start time is a bit long (60-80 seconds) After that... it's AWESOME!