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[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JTallon4:
Excellent! Thank you. Performance suffers on it some, at least with my files but its a Beta, so hopefully it will improve.

It at least works, which is more than anything else I've tried.

I'll try the other suggestions as well. Thanks, all!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dfin13:
Android apps scale and look fine, but I'd like for more that take advantage of HC, and especially the increased resolution. You do need tablet apps to take advantage of the benefits of having a tablet.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raerae28:
Well the Asus Transformer has the following out of the box - no app download needed.

Polaris Office

Office Docs ->as well as Google Docs / Box.net connectivity. Works nicely

Asus Mynet

Basically lets you reach out and grab data from any DLNA device (Windows PC Windows Media, Mac, etc etc)

MyCloud

Allows for cloud support without having to download Dropbox (ALthough Dropbox works fine)

http://eee.asus.com/eeepad/

Social Networking apps Facebook, Twitter Int.

This is built in, you can sync contacts with Facebook, etc. Unfortunately Facebook STILL HAS NOT released an app for Facebook on the iPad, I have one of those too.

PressReader

Allows reading of tons of Newspapers and media items (built in, and still there are other apps that do this in the market and built to work fine with Honeycomb)

Add-On Apps

Sling TV

Works just fine on my Transformer and my Samsung Vibrant

Pulse News Reader

Reads all my websites and links to my Google Reader account.

Webex

Not to long ago released and works fine on the Transformer and my Android handset.

Stuff I wish were on Honeycomb

Flipboard

Netflix

Hulu

zinio
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vulcan195:
Thanks guys ... I will check out the apps. But the wait for the e3t continues.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EP2008:
Webex on the market says it's not compatible with the transformer. How did you get it to work?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] checkbox111:
1000's of apps work with honeycomb it was just steve jobs *****ing out of his asss just like he always does about any competitor.

It's lack rss feeder widgets that did it for me (although being an ipad user you wouldn't know what a widget is) what's an android widget :rolleyes:
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] husker91:
What's the e3t? Lol
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dreadnought001:
I posted this on another thread, but relevant here so I thought i'd post it again. This is the unofficial 'official' list of Honeycomb-optimised apps compiled by a forum member over at Android Central. New apps are being added all the time...

http://forum.androidcentral.com/mot...al-optimized-honeycomb-apps-list-n-155-a.html
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Neoprimal:
IMHO if you're concerned about apps, I would wait. You already have an iPad 2 so technically you don't NEED another tablet. You're absolutely right, Apps are the key to unlocking the function and purpose of these things and as of now Honeycomb tablets are behind. People will tell you that Android apps scale well and that's true ~50% of the time in my experience.

As just a quick statistical example, I'm running 245 apps on my phone (including games, 728MB total), I'm running 119 apps on my tablet (267MB total) - not because I don't want them all, but because the rest either don't work (games don't port well from 2.2 to 3.0 at all, and by that I mean half of mine don't run) or don't scale well and show up in a phone sized portion of the screen. This is definitely due to honeycomb, as these same apps and games scaled wonderfully in Froyo to my GTablet.

So since you love the iPad 2, which is definitely more mature hardware and especially software-wise, I'd consider Honeycomb the Cupcake version of Android for Tablets - essentially the v.1 public beta test and either hold off or go in understanding exactly what you're getting.

I mean if you feel like this " ... I suspect I am going to be sorely disappointed about the lack of apps on the Android platform. Yes, like they say ... the apps base will grow ... eventually ... but by then .. the E3T may become too dated." right now then all you're going to do is be full of regret because yes, you will be disappointed, especially comparing it to the iPad 2. The apps will come there's 0 doubt in my mind about that, but you're exactly right by the time they do come in full force to match the entire market, the current batch of tabs will be 'stale'.

Unlike Apple hardware, Android hardware has to be on it's toes, there's a lot of competition in the market and each brand has to come out with something 'better' to attract buyers constantly. In the blink of an eye there will be triple and quad core cpu offerings, more RAM stuffed in, better screens, better cameras, more storage all for the same price that you're getting the current device at. That's the blessing (and curse?) of freedom and choice. With the iPad 2 you have something with excellent software-base but you're at the mercy of Apple to release new hardware and that's generally once a year.

So yeah, my point is that in the end you can either wait until Honeycomb has matured as Android for phones has, and THEN invest in a tablet and get apps to your hearts content (and have no regrets!) OR you can buy now and enjoy it for what it is. You may not get every app you get on the iPad 2 currently for it (which I can't see the point in, anyway) but you'll be getting a platform where many of the apps are free (ad supported), the hardware is better (faster and more powerful, at the very least) and where you're free to source your media from a variety of places, vs. just Apple and iTunes.

As for the apps themselves, I suggest you head to market.android.com and look up the names of those apps or their function, in order to help you find alternatives in case they aren't there.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dreadnought001:
While I understand the comparison, I think the difference here is that Android is now an accepted player in the market. When Cupcake came out, noone had a clue whether Google was going to be successful with their OS and so developers held off creating apps for it. I don't think the uptake will be so slow on the tablet front. Despite the relatively lacklustre sales of the early Android tablets, developers know that it will become popular down the line and the quicker they get their app onto the market, the better chance it will have to establish itself as the ________ app for Android tablets (fill in the blank here, Twitter, Facebook, Office etc). Honestly, I think it will be a matter of weeks rather than months before we start seeing Honeycomb-optimised apps in all the major categories.

It may make sense to wait for the quad-core tablets just around the corner, but by then they will have announced the octo(?)-core tablets coming in just a few short months and you will have to put off your purchase again. In technology there is always something better just around the corner...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcmtnbkr:
eee transformer (get it e3?)

yea, took me a sec to figure it out too, lol.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jurrsaix:
Anyone having issues with the xda app with their tablet? Mine FCs when I try to go to settings
[Desire HD General] 36VAN:
How do I know I am using the right radio?

Hi everyone I am going flash my first custom rom (RCMix HD v5.9.7) tonight. I was told to use the radio that works best for me, but how do I know am I using the correct one? What will happen if I use a wrong one?

Should I flash radio before or after custom rom?

Thanks

My Desire HD:

Baseband version

12.28e.60.140fU_26.04.02.17_M2

Software number

1.75.351.2
[Desire HD General] usedr:
You always can flash radio rom if you have Radio S-OFF.

For mor information : Look here

btw: I use this radio rom: "04th April 2011: Radio_12.48.60.23U_26.08.04.07_M3 - Unknown source" from the thread with matching RIL and I also have RcMixHD 5.9.7 running on my DHD. Works fine.
[Desire HD General] 36VAN:
Thanks for your reply.

I understand I can always flash a new radio, but how do I know I flashed a correct one?

I mean what would happen if I flashed a wrong one? Like some part of my phone will not work? Or it will be very slow? Or sth else?

Thanks again
[Desire HD General] ghostofcain:
Simply, put if it works without getting in the way you have the right radio. The perfect radio for you depends on many things; network, geographical location , usage patterns etc. my advice would be stick with the recommended one for your ROM and change it only if you have issues or a better radio, for your situation, is released.
[Desire HD General] ivolol:
There is no "right" one. Almost all of them will work with any ROM to some degree.

It's just that some work better than others (better signal, better battery life).

We haven't really come up with an objective way of judging this yet so it's best to try one or two out and see which one works the best for you. None of them "won't" work though.

For Gingerbread ROMs one of the latest two is probably the best.
[Desire HD General] 36VAN:
Thank you very much!
[Desire HD General] tuckerson:
Is there a particular way to know the perfect match between your radio and RIL? Or is that the same as knowing what radio works best?
[Desire HD General] usedr:
As far as I know a RADIO will work with different RILs, but if you want the best performace you should take the one that is recommended.

Quote from jkoljo: "Matching radio and RIL is always a good combination when you think of signal stability and battery consumption. That is why you should flash a matching RIL when you flash a new radio"

In this thread is a list of RADIOs with matching RILs.
[General Questions and Answers] flashkill92:
I am a newbee. I need some help. I am going to flash my phone with a custom rom, but I want a to make a backup of my stock rom just in case. How do I do that? I am currently running eclair 2.1 and kernel 2.6.29. Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] trainriderben:
create nandroid backup in recovery
[General Questions and Answers] flashkill92:
I tired to do that but the only options it gives me is

reboot system now

reinstall packages

delete all user data

delete cache data

there is no backup option.
[General Questions and Answers] robertd0619:
You need to root your phone first and install clockworkmod recovery. After that you should have the option to backup your current rom. Search for superoneclick to root your phone then download rom manager from the market and flash cwm recovery from inside the app. After it downloads cwm recovery and installed. Boot into recovery then backup.
[General Questions and Answers] cs0407:
the explination that robertd0619 is accurate but, what i found most useful to root my vibrant is z4root 1.3.0 its very fast and easy :)
[Galaxy 3 General] Tianhe:
Members and devs have been extremely helpful in posting single link downloads for Froyo ROMs that are being released all over the world for our Galaxy 3. In some cases they have even modified the ROM to delete the bootloader & sbl.bin files from the tar archive to avoid hard brick while flashing via Odin

My suggestion is that the uploaders may also provide MD5 checksum values in the post for the uploaded files. This way we can check the integrity of the downloaded files and avoid bricking due to corrupted archive.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pinkzwinkz:
hey guyz,

i have finaly made it to run MIUI 1.0.5 and its just too good. all thanks to trip and other people who contributed to this rom.

but i just have one suggestion:

instead of making new rom everytime of approx 85mb.. y cant we have update zip file so for people like me can upgrade without the fear of bandwith restriction.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Android_x10i:
Did you try flash without wipe anything?
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Have any of guys been able to resize any of the widgets? I'm trying to resize the weather widget but it's not playing ball. :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] GuestK00431:
Place the widget then tap and hold on it and let go. Should see lines then and pull the grey tab that's there to reshape.
[Galaxy S II General] macnessie:
Once you've place the widget on the screen, press the screen widget for a second (as if you wanted to delete it) and then let go, you will then see various lines and in the bottom left corner you'll see the resize point. Just drag to resize it
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
Bah! My geek level just went down. Thanks guys.:D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soraxd:
how do all you people have the sgs2 already.. i mean it hasnt even been released offically in korea yet, let alone the uk, so how do so many people have it? and how can i get phones early like you guys?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BoogWeed:
It was released in the UK today.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EleCtrOx666:
Via phones4u.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Raymond77:
Phones4u struck a deal with Samsung to exclusively launch the phone today in the UK. Its official UK launch date (when everyone else should be stocking it) is May 1st, although I wouldn't expect most stores to have/be sending out handsets until the 3rd at least.

Got mine today from Phones4u. It's awesome. Just awesome.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkmdbeener:
its been a very long while since i updated my phone and used to work fine very slow even when over clocked but fine. the only other thing that happend was very rarely it would restart.

but now the screen wont work all time. it does work some times but not alot. works from reseting the phone. also it may be a loose wire tho because bumping the phone seems to fix it but i think it is just luck that it does.

now the phone is geting calls but nothuing is showing only ringing. i cant even place a call.

what i need to know is what is the latest stable build? and how do i get into the recovery again i cant seem into it again?

im tinking of going back to the original 2.1 but i love the 2.2 only programs ah well i also love haveing a working phone more.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bierce22:
if its a hardware issue simply flashing a new rom wouldnt help i suggest reverting back to stock and take it into a sprint tech store and who knows it could be under warranty still and yes if u flash an ruu theres know way they would ever know it was rooted to begin with.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkmdbeener:
how do i do this. i can not use adb to push anything to the phone adb wont list the phone in the devices

tutorial i am useing is the stickied one.

how do i revert back to stock

dont see a tutorial but im going to search a bit more
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bierce22:
this is old 2.27 official ruu exe when you download it plug your phone into a computer via usb and dont put it in disk mode needs to be charge only im pretty sure then on your computer run the ruu exe and itll update everyhting on your phone and please make sure u have a stable usb cord that wont get disconected easily because all the updates should take around 10-15 min after that youll be on the stock sprint software then u can just update everyhting on your phone by pressing menu settings about phone and software updates but [B]please note that once u runn the ruu you will not be rooted anymore but you can still root easily via z4root after u update everything should u feel the need to:)[/B] thats all.

http://www.4shared.com/file/2uQunBaV/RUU_Hero_C_Sprint_2276515_R_si.html

thats the download link to the ruu.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkmdbeener:
thank you the one i was trying wouldnt load in hboot once my phone boots ill try this
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bierce22:
yea with this all u need to do is plug your phone into a computer and run the ruu exe and it does everything for you i just couldnt find the right 2.3 ruu but u can still update everything the normal way after this
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkmdbeener:
is there a certain way i connect it because it keeps giving me error 170 usb connection error

edit could it be that i am running 64 bit 7
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Fer-Shiz-Nizzle:
When it gives you the 170 error with Win7, disconnect and reconnect the usb and re-run the program
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkmdbeener:
still no go. i did have an error installing sync because i have a 64 bit 7 OS is there a 64 sync install?

one that works because the one that was suppost to work messed up also
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Fer-Shiz-Nizzle:
I've got 32-bit, sorry I'm not sure if there is a different procedure for 64-bit
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpeeps74:
Have you tried a different USB cable? Beyond that, way back when I used HTC sync it was on 64 bit windows 7 fine with no issues. I don't even have it installed now and it ruus fine. If a cable doesn't resolve it, then maybe you just need to delete your USB root hub and force it to redetect USB devices

~maybe I set it too high...
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkmdbeener:
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/08/24/workaround-for-htc-hero-sync-problem-in-windows-7/

This link help me and right now im on the way to updating the phone. thanks everyone who helped ... now hopefully this is going to fix all my problems
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bierce22:
have you installed htc hero drivers yet try these out

place them on your desktop then go to devices/printers then click android phone/properties and update drivers dont do an automatic search make sure you choose desktop for the path.

http://handheld.softpedia.com/get/Drivers/HTC-Hero-Drivers-81097.shtml
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkmdbeener:
yea phone so far is now working as it should touch screen and calls thanks again
[Galaxy S I9000 General] asad510:
HI guys i will be showing you how i recalibrated my battery and it worked for me,

1.charge phone till full (EVEN IF IT DROPS TO 98 AS SOON AS YOU UNPLUG ITS OK)

2.drain the phone and i mean DRAIN turn on everything (sync,wifi,bluetooth,everything:)

3.once your phone automatically switches off try boot if not boot into download mode

4.stay in download mode until it switches off again

5.once it switches off try accessing it again keep on doing it untill you cant

6.charge phone till full (make sure you dont switch on phone)

7.once it says full take off phone charger and quickly put it back in make sure you do it fast and do this 5-6 times

8.without taking charger off boot into recovery

9.wipe battery status but as soon as you are about to wipe quickly take off charger once it wiped put it back in and reboot phone

10. give it 3-4 days and make sure you do battery cycles

11.try flashing a different modem im using ZSJPG link:http://insanity.rollus.net/addons/modems/ZSJPG-Modem.zip thanks to nitr8 and alll the other rom developers :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] drreality:
thx m8 very well explained, ill try to do it later
[Galaxy S I9000 General] loco-:
Have you checked the battery's voltage while doing this? Or is there a built in deep discharge protection even in download mode?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] asad510:
your phone will have a bit of power left to go to download mode for safety incase you do brick it but you cant brick your phone when your recalibrating
[Galaxy S I9000 General] JJEgan:
Personally i would only go that extreme route if you have a battery problem .

Multiple full drains and multiple bump charges is no good for battery life .

jje
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xmfpdlemalnz@hotmail.com:
I agree. I wouldn't go that extreme. if u r experiencing battery problem, use battery recalibrate app for galaxy s. (search xda forum and you will find it less than a minute)

It is more than sufficient to solve common problems
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bigdave196:
It's not so much a question of bricking the phone, it's more if you let a li-po battery (like the one in the SGS) go below a certain voltage it can damage the cells and drastically reduce the life of the battery
[Galaxy S I9000 General] tomek_wap:
Ive read that such discharging your device (whether phone or pda) is not good for the battey, and that you should never try to force discharge it ...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Shanakin:
Both bump charging and complete discharging can damage the battery.

Teaching this is both incorrect, irresponsible and dangerous as excessive discharges can under certain circumstances cause the battery to effectively explode the next time it is charged.

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/battery_calibration

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries

All this voodoo and mystery around calibration is silly. It's a simple process that need not be made any more complicated. Bump charging may be alright, however it significantly reduces the service life of the battery and so should not be done regularly, without proper warning.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Buzaviation:
I thought I would add my 2 cents to the battery thread. I am in the UK and have an XEU phone. I have gone through all different firmwares, modems etc. and all of them had one thing in common.....

Anything above XXJPY would just rape my battery and I mean about 50% in about 12h running barebones. Beleve me when I say that I tried all sorts. Currently I am running my own custome deodexed and stripped JPY, and havn't looked back.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] orenzah:
All of us that have I9000T and lost their cosmetic 'T', I found bootloader in XDA,

but the SBL wasn't listed...

Than I will post here the links again...

I checked and flashed with the bootloader and downgraded from 2.3.3 JVB to 2.1 UBJI1... and than upgraded to JJJP6 2.2 that is of my cellular supplier.

http://www.mediafire.com/?7wgu37wek6vybia

Full ROM with SBL

http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-907701.html

Only SBL:

http://www.multiupload.com/7OU8WZ4BP5
[Galaxy S I9000 General] {Angel}:
Thing is after you flash a I9000 firmware your T will go away a few seconds after boot.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] orenzah:
I'm not sure what do you mean...?

There is the 'T' of the bootloader and there is 'T' of the ROM... they are different..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] danonb:
Probably a really stupid question, but how can i use these? Can I flash with Odin or copy them into a certain location, etc? I hope I don't have to load them into a rom to use them - no idea how to do that...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Dan_Aykroyd:
I always wondered the same... so the "I9000T" initial screen resides in the bootloader? Are there any Gingerbread bootloaders to download that would have it?

Thanks
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] enahs_:
Name: Teleport7

As I have learned more and more about programing I made a program finally with animation and interaction and such! It is a pretty fun game in which you Teleport around to avoid the oncoming evil enemy rectangles! Its quite simple, but still pretty darn fun to play. Give it a try!

Download link, Zune software

Feel free to leave comments and review it.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] willverduzco:
Enahs_, you (and others like you) are why XDA is so great. :)
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] dr_strangetrick:
Simple, but nice :)

Just goes to show that you don't need fancy graphics and sound to make a game good.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] enahs_:
Yeah. I am probably going to update it and add sound (bouncing off wall) and when you get hit; but I will make it muted by default.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] FelipeMR:
Bacana, precisa ser otimizado
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] enahs_:
It is the silverlight ad control causing the UI to slow down when the ad changes/scrolls. Just a slight hickup, but it is what it is. I am going to throw it on another thread and hope that takes care of it.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] baryshnikov:
Hi!

Does anybody knows if there is an application like the iPhone "iHandy" for HCT HD2? I've been navigating the forum the whole day, sorry if this is posted somwhere else.

Thanks a lot! :)