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[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] monteirof:
Thanks for this. Is there any way to put a different battery on here?
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Gunthermic:
Depends. Which one...
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] PapaWangsta:
Hey G. don't forget to make zip file for BAMF 3.0 RC3. Please take out the antenna &the c letter. Can't wait!!! :)
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] stastnysnipes26:
+1

I think I'm going to finally flash BAMF 3.0.

EDIT: Just saw the changelog for RC3 and there are still a lot of bugs. I'm going to wait for a new leak to come out so the base is a little more stable. Flashing the animated icons WITHOUT the C now for 2.1. thanks a ton for this Gunthermic
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Gunthermic:
BAMF 3.0 RC3 is next.

Thank me if this helps!
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Gunthermic:
You want the Red 1X/3G/4G(animated) I have as well as the C gone from the signal bars?
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] PapaWangsta:
Hell yeah brotha!!! :)
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] monteirof:
If you could do this along with the version P battery on UOT Kitchen I would be very grateful. In fact, anything besides the rainbow battery would be appreciated.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Gunthermic:
Be easier if you have a version you already want, to do the UOT Kitchen to get your Battery and then send me the zip file to just change the signals bars if that is what youre looking for. Also what ROM??
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Gunthermic:
I am on it. Right now I am looking at a softbricked TB. Have to wait to get home to remove the nasty PMG Radio file off my sd card to get my phone to even boot up. LOL
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] monteirof:
Ok I can do that. Can you also change the 3g/4g to red?
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Gunthermic:
Animated? Which ROM?
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] monteirof:
Yes and I'm on remodel 2.1. Also, I noticed it changed my clear button on the pull down menu to the 2.0 version. Anyway to change that? I couldn't find my framework.apk file on my phone to upload it to kitchen. So I used there remix 2.0 framework.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Gunthermic:
Most of BAMF framework files are the same. However your file is in the sys/framework directory.

Remodel 2.1? I only know of Remix, and NTE and Standard..
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] monteirof:
Lol my phone corrected me. I meant remix.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Gunthermic:
A page or two back I posted one for the Remix 2.1. Has the C gone from the signal bars, has 1X/3G/4G Red animated.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] monteirof:
Yes but that has the rainbow battery that I don't want. It there a way for me to modify that file? I still can't find my framework file. I got they systemui.apk
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] monteirof:
So I found my framework.apk. I didn't realize it was actually in the ROM zip. So once the kitchen frees up I'm going to cook the animated themes with the battery I want, and hopefully using my framework won't change the pull down menu. After I do this can I send it to you to get the red 3G/4G?
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Gunthermic:
Yup thats the easiest. Shouldn't affect pulldown as it is using your framework as it's base to add into.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] monteirof:
It won't let me upload my files. It keeps saying upload error 407.

If I cook up a zip file, can I just remove the framework file myself and replace it with the right one?
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Gunthermic:
No it needs to be based off your framework file(or rather the ROM's) framework file. a framework file has all the graphic files from that ROM you are on. The only time you can just use what they have is if you were on a stock ROM..

I will take the Remix 2.1 I made and upload it to them and see what i get. Tell me exactly what battery you want.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] monteirof:
That would be great. I would like the Version I battery. Any chance you can include this wifi symbol?
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] Ron750ss:
good stuff, nice clean look
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] allchannels99:
This flash worked I'm running BAMF GingerStripped 2.1. I still have four bars and not six but the 4G and battery mod look great
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] stastnysnipes26:
You only have 4 bars because it is not available for anything under BAMF 3.0. I suggest flashing BAMF 3.0 RC 3 if you want more signal bars. Even on 3.0 there is only a mod for 5 signal bars, not 6.
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] allchannels99:
Any way someone could make one for BAMF 1.86?
[Thunderbolt Themes and Apps] billhilt:
+1 for 1.8.6
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lordgodgeneral:
Anyone get their hotmail account to sync up the their transformer email app? I didn't have any problems with any other email address just my 2 hotmail accounts

I've tried the POP

POP3 server - pop3.live.com

Port - 995 (you can also try 110)

Security type to - SSL

Touch Delete email from server if you want to change this option.

SMTP server - smtp.live.com

Port - 587 (you can also try 25)

Security type to - TLS

Require Sign in should be checked.

I can't get it to get verify incoming port, always fails on username password

Also I tried the Exchange Settings

Domain\Username: Clear out and put in your full hotmail address

Password: if not pre-filled, obviously put in your hotmail password

Server: m.hotmail.com

Check "Use Secure Connection (SSL)"

No luck on it either, doesn't seem to find the server.

Anyone find a method that works for hotmail?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] human_error:
Works fine for me for my msn email account, I dont remember doing anything special either.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leviuqse:
is your account hotmail "plus"...the one you can pay so you can have POP service?

also if you had hotmail for a long time (i think is more than 3 years), hotmail will grandfather your account to included POP for free..
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lordgodgeneral:
Yeah, its got pop support, I've had it syncing fine on my droid and my gtab, but can't get it to go with on the transformer for some reason.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuntdouble:
I have just a normal '@hotmail.com' (not a plus account) account. It works fine with that. Seemed to detect all the settings for me automatically.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lordgodgeneral:
Thats whats weird, is just inputting my user name and password in the add email account, get the warning setup could not finish, cannont connect to server and lights up the manual button.

Tried both pop and exchange settings, neither connects. This is the first device I've had problems with this. Does the same thing for both of my accounts, getting frustrated.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuntdouble:
Don't know if this will help you or not but I've just checked the settings on mine. In the incoming settings section, the server it checks is 'm.hotmail.com' and it's using a secure socket layer (SSL) connection. 'Accept all SSL certificates' is unchecked. Good luck.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lordgodgeneral:
I got this fixed. It ended up being my password. I use Keepass on my computer and for android so it just uses randomly generated passwords. They worked fine on everything else but not this. Was getting fed up with the username/password not correct warning went in and changed it to something simpler and it finally connected.

Then took a couple of tries to get a new password out of keepass that would work, but finally got it. My guess is it wasn't liking the length?? I don't know but I'm up and running now.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lorenzoxda:
Hi,

I have a verizon galaxy tab by verizon and most of the times gps was not working.

After reading tons of posts (poor gps, gps works only for the first minutes after boot, works only if wifi enabled...) and none worked i discovered that:

i enable gps using a shortcut (extended controls), that works on my european vodafone tablet, this does not work on verizon one? What is the difference?

For what i see verizon has a disclaimer popup when you enable gps from settings menu, and that is overridden by using a direct shortcut! Whitout pushing the agree button it seems that gps is active but not working!

I hope my discovery helps other people and maybe somebody can find a way to grab gps module from another firmware that people can put on verizon one to solve the probs.

Best regards,

lorenzo
[Windows Phone 7 General] buffalosolja42:
Granted I haven't had my hand on the new Samsung Galaxy SII but looking at (I hate to say engadget review on the hardware) I think this would be an ultimate flagship design for wp7 (I know the processor hasn't been approved) but man that device looks nice and I have been very happy with my focus for a while now I am wanting this bad boy (am I bad I have had an HTC for the last 6yrs).
[Windows Phone 7 General] elyl:
Mental diarrhea sprayed onto an XDA post. Nice work! :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] buffalosolja42:
dreaming is not diarrhea lol

The Os performs great with the current standards if they are going to make a tiered version (which they will if Nokia intends on making a low cost wp7) why not make a high dollar one?
[Windows Phone 7 General] sammy_user:
Yes its android its gud :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] kapanak:
Actually, watching the video on Engadget, it still lags (Android I mean)...
[Windows Phone 7 General] amtrakcn:
Yes, GS2 with WP7 FTW!

I think GS2 is currently the ultimate phone.
[Windows Phone 7 General] skycamefalling:
Yeah, the specs are nice...but it's ugly, as was the Galaxy S :(

Why can't the do a design like the Galaxy S had in the Gorgio Armani edition? Or something like the SE X10?

The Omnia7 is the only Samsung high-end phone that looks good (could be better but at least it has edges and isn't rounded everywhere).
[Windows Phone 7 General] amtrakcn:
So you like Captivate;)
[Windows Phone 7 General] skycamefalling:
Yeah, that one looks like the Armani Edition -really nice. I may have ended up with Android when the Galaxy S in Austria looked like this. So I waited for a decent phone and finally ended up with the Omnia7...it has been a good decision after all :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
if you notice, he's doing a full screen screen capture, while using the camera, with sound, in720p, I wouldn't call that lag, I'd call it awesome.
[Windows Phone 7 General] domineus:
I think he means in normal operations the lag is there. Which it is, let's be real. Android lags, till google changes their h/w graphics acceleration, that won't be changing

That said, I was thinking that wp7 may need a few flagship dual cores just to make itself viable for users. Many will say look at android - dual core. Look at apple iphone - dual core [soon] and wp7 no...

I think by January there needs to be dual core optimized code and ASAP. As far as the G II, the screen looks amazing. Samoled has spoiled me in the focus and the (god awful) dvp. So I may consider that as an option especially if there are devs for samsung platform.
[Windows Phone 7 General] buffalosolja42:
What I was saying/hinting in order to make a statement (which don't get me wrong everyone including my girl that I have let play with my wp7 want one and thats coming from iphone/android). But at the gym last night there was a guy with a attrix with a wp7 skin and I slapped him (silly foul for fun) because he was false claiming lol (forgive me its Friday). But really they need a wow factor phone because basically alot of people just buy for specs I hate to say (like people @ the gym I workout at) all they talk about is my phone has a 5-8mp camera and a dual processor blah blah, and I just said my phone works and quite well.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
ahhhhh, ok i see it! I wonder if that is a beta hardware, or what version software its running. oddly, I haven't used a ota update or stock rom since the 1.x days. lag is something I just haven't experienced since then... and it puzzles me when I see so many commnets about it really.,
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
Lag has been the signature of Samsung Galaxy S. It remains to be seen that if S2 can improve on that. The reasons are two folds:

1. The Android OS's own problem (lack of hardware accel and poor garbage collection)

2. Samsung's insistence of using its antiquated RFS file system which is significantly worse than the common ext2 or 4 file system.

And there is really on dual-core support in Android OS in the immediate future. The Dalvik VM used in Android is single core only. Currently only the tablet OS, Honeycomb, supports dual-core.

In the end, what a waste of that beautiful hardware!
[Windows Phone 7 General] Captain-J:
Nice work。。。。
[Windows Phone 7 General] jhughesy:
Would love this with WP7.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
You guys should read the review. No lag, only sign of it is when doing a expose with fully loaded home screens. Even then it was barely noticeable.

Browsing was smooth on flash heavy sites. Read the entire review and watch the videos.
[Windows Phone 7 General] domineus:
we did hence the discussion about the LAG. Look I like the specs myself because they would make any developer salivate and want to at least test it for a spell - myself included. But even still, lag is lag and it's there.

We can call out all of wp inconsistencies till the cow comes home but do it to android its a fight. It's a pretty rational discussion about the SII and there have been no flames. Us, just like you, have watched the video and read the reviews. Let's not assume no one hasn't

Technically most android d/cs...

for the moment again until something at android changes
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
A slight jerk one time, is that considered lag?
[Windows Phone 7 General] lay_forat:
My hd7 is lagy and inernet browsing is pain full with ie **** :p
[Windows Phone 7 General] tfouto:
well the UI of wp7 might rock, but 3rd apps are a PITA to use... really slow loading times and bad performance on lists, scrolling...

I have hd2 (Android and wp7). 3rd party apps Android just rules speed and performance. Of course the UI lags compared to wp7.

With dual-cores and Android almost non-lag on the UI, Android is superior in performance and battery.

I would love to see wp7 with dual-core... its a must. MS might say no, but they will realise its a mistake, like they say no to iphone and tablets...
[Windows Phone 7 General] domineus:
^

but how can you even begin to give that testimony when you're using an OS that's not specifically designed to work on that device?

It's a great achievement to get wp7 working on the hd2, but the issues are paramount. There is a lot more lag on my hd2 running wp7 vs my samsung focus, my hd7, or even my dell venue pro devices and I mean noticeable hanging lags vs any actually wp7 device.

It's hard to find your judgment even the slightest bit accurate because you're using an os on a device that it wasn't designed for. Same for android, admittedly. But the key difference is there is a lot of variability that can contribute to kernel construction so android can be managed a bit better vs windows phone 7.

So your argument of android being used on one device or wp7 being used on one device really doesn't sell me here...

way to contribute a flame post turning this into a flame war. Congrats on that though not working. I find ie on windows phone actually good. I wish html 5 was integrated into it but again mango update will have that...
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
There is no dual-core support in Android, especially in UI. Google has clearified this in the past.
[Windows Phone 7 General] tfouto:
i am sorry but i have compared, and actually my hd2 is faster then my friend hd7 in wp7... and you know that 3rd party silverlight apps are not blazzing fast...
[Windows Phone 7 General] tfouto:
of course there is dual-core support. Not hardware accelaration its not the same thing... dual-core on UI??? that doesn't make sense to begin with.

Android has support to multi-core hardware...
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
Sorry, you're wrong on this. Yes, there is mult-core support in the base Linux OS but the Android Java VM (where all the Android app runs) is single core only. Google is hoping to eventually migrate the dual-core VM from HoneyComb Table OS to Android OS (phone) but it is not in the immediate future.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
That's probably the initial app loading time you're talking about. NoDo improves it somewhat.
[Windows Phone 7 General] tfouto:
even then Android has faster loading times... and also the scrolling... Mango will become better on this tough
[Windows Phone 7 General] amtrakcn:
Galaxy S2 uses EXT4

Samsung actually implemented its own UI acceleration which I think is pretty good. The browswer is the smoothest I have ever seen, if not better than WP7 and iOS.

I think Galaxy S2 is in general flawless. All goods of SGS1 are enhanced and the bugs are fixed.

Also Cortex A9 is better than A8 even in single core... So wish MS move up quickly.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
Tradditionally, Samsung ALWAYS introducing new bugs while fixing old ones. I've been a Samsung Smartphone user for many many years and have yet to see a flawless Samsung phone ever.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amtrakcn:
Sammy's improving. Currently I cannot find a negative review of GS2;)
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Yeah, GS2 would make an excellent WP7 device. It would be a genuine replacement for the HD7. Same size, shape and styel, but would have better build quality.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
LoL. The device is barely out for mass to have a crack on it.

That's exactly how everyone said when SG1 first showed up. Given it time. Problems will show up. Reviewers with a few hours on a phone hardly ever catch any issues. I have to LoL one video demonstrate how Samsung finally 'fixed' the GPS in SG2. The guy has no clue. My Captivate can do exactly the same as SG2. However, when I drive, the GPS is next to worthless.

Samsung never changes. Believe me.

FYI, MS has to suspend NoDo updates for Samsung Omnia 7 phones because how Samsung screwed up the firmware again. And even the AT&T Focus owners who have the newest revision 1.4 hardware have yet to receive any NoDo updates at all. See the trend there.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amtrakcn:
Someone in SGS2 forum already tried GPS while driving and it works fine. Actually my Focus has fully working GPS too.

Even with those problems SGS1 is a good and popular phone.

For the WP7 devices, although MS says it paused NoDo for O7, I didn't heard even one Omnia7 bricked due to NoDo update. All of my friends updated successfully if they use the VPN method.

Also since my Focus has hardware revision 3.1 and it is definitely not new, I'm suspicious to the revision 1.4 story.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
I'll believe it when I had it tested myself. Plenty of SGS1 onwers swear the GPS works fine as well and blames Google Maps for the problem :)

It is popular alright. I've got one (AT&T Captivate). And it is an ok device if GPS on this thing ever worked. Have to wait 6 months for a Froyo 2.2 update and it freezes and lags all the time. I can't even finish playback an hour of podcast without the thing briefly freezes for couple times (Garbage collection).

I personally won't pick up another Samsung Android phone. Learnt my lesson.

I don't think it is because of bricking. It is probably never able to upgrade. The Feb PreNoDo update was delayed for no other reason but Samsung firmware problem for both O7 and Focus.

Samsung can never be trusted for writing any piece of software without screw up. Good thing for WP7, Microsoft wrote almost all the software and Samsung only need to write a boot loader and some basic drivers. And they even manage to screw that up badly. I don't see any sign that Samsung is improving.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Do you mind me asking if you rooted your Captivate?
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
Yes, but what that has anything to do with it. A phone should work out of box, not through extensive tweeking or custom ROMs.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
^ what about jailbreak and unlocking? You guys have double standards.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
What about it? So far I found no need to jail break any of my two wp7 phones.
[Windows Phone 7 General] domineus:
the jailbreak/unlock only sideloads programs. That's it. Seriously the actual process has nothing to do with elevating privileges alone. Only through the use of carrier dlls can other things be manipulated. But by itself the unlock only allows for limited sideloading...

Yes I like editing my registry but I have a dvp which has none of that access at all. And if the phone itself wasn't so god awful, I wouldn't mind making ANY customization whatsoever

A bit misinformed on this one vet...
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
That's my point, you don't have to root Android, and you don't have to jailbreak IOS. Its a option people choose.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amtrakcn:
I read the story you said on ZDnet. However it seems the source is some random person's comment in the MS Answers. He said it's from Samsung but no one can confirm that. Also this still won't explain my Hardware Rev3.1 Focus.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
Without root on Android, you can't remove the carrier bloat ware. You can't take screen shot and you can't make backups. That's why most ppl opt to root their Android phones.

I don't know how your point is relevant to the discussion here. I was trying to point out that MY Android, even with the rooting and tweaking, is not a satisfactory phone for me at all. And I certainly don't expect Galaxy S2 be any exception. Samsung does make top of line hardware but two things you need to consider before purchase a Samsung phone:

1. There is no QA. Half of the phones may have some kind of manufacturing defects out of box.

2. Their software have been consistently buggy and always late to updates.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Never mind as I don't think you quite understand.
[Windows Phone 7 General] peacekeeper05:
My wp7 rarely lags but is too slow at loading. Android lags(on rare occassions) but is fast on every thing you would want it to do. And the wp7 ecosystem is worse than bada. No wonder wp7 sales are dropping. Selling my focus PM me if you want. Complete package.
[Windows Phone 7 General] peacekeeper05:
+1000000

Right
[Windows Phone 7 General] dccorona:
To be honest, I expected more from the armani galaxy s. I thought "cool, giorgio armani designed a phone, and samsung stuck their galaxy s guts in it!", but all it is is a captivate with a "special designed back" that doesn't stand out, and the words giorgio armani where it usually says samsung...dissapointing
[Windows Phone 7 General] DoGGToR:
To admit I think everything concerning Samsung having no software skills is absolutely true. It's proven hundreds of times and sadly it's not going to be changed because they don't have to. Hardware sells. That was said earlier in the thread and seems to be true, not to forget marketing.

For me WP7 and pretty much softwareless products like hard disks are buyable from Samsung.

The Galaxy S2 is nice piece of hardware. Wish there will be compareable WP7 devices in Q3 or Q4 this year. AMOLED is really nice - at last they fixed the resolution beeing the only thing that annoys me sometimes with my Omnia 7 - but I would be gladly happy with a SLCD device when it's at least as good as the one in the Incredible S.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amtrakcn:
Are you saying Froyo in Oct 2010 and Ginger in March 2011 late updates?

Seeing the GS2 browser and comparing to Atrix 4G browser I saw before, I'm optimistic to GS2's software.

Actually the hardware accelerated browser in SGS Gingerbread rarely glitches, so much better Nexus S browser.