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[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Teknikality:
best bet is probly to get a replacement lock screento the default samsung one.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikeymcmk:
hi guys, searching high and low for help to unlock my xperia x10i with no luck :confused:

can anyone tell me how to do it or where i can get a code from?

if anyone can unlock it free for me il be happy to donate.

or if you know a good cheap website that does them.

cheers guys.

im using my san francisco with cyanogen 7 at the moment. its a great rom :)

but want my xperia unlocked. its locked to orange uk

imei is: 359419037644449

glorymobiles2010@gmail.com

thanks in advance guys.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OmegaRED^:
Dude.. don't ever post info like that.

It can be used against you.

Your Imei is private :)
[Desire HD Accessories] 8igdave:
Update

The two tiny air bubbles have almost all but gone now, they appear to be getting rid of them selves and I can safely say that I truly couldn't actually tell you if you removed this filter without me knowing. It feels so close to glass that without a direct comparison you wouldn't know.
[Desire HD Accessories] KillerBunnys122:
is it really that different getting rid of air bubbles on a high quality screen protector compared to a cheap one?

I have a cheap one. When I applied it there were a few bubbles but I just smooshed them out and it was perfect! (got one tiny fiber under there though... :mad:)
[Desire HD Accessories] 8igdave:
Air bubbles are only hard to get out when the protector isn't put on perfectly, if it is too close to the edge it will prevent you from getting air bubbles out and if you have a very large air bubble it is likely because the protector is in fact over the edge.

Getting air bubbles out of the sedio screen guard was easy, however the problem is that it is such a tight fit that you will struggle with them unless you get it perfect. I have however been inpressed by the fact that my two tiny air bubbles are slowly going away. I couldn't get rid of them my self and I tried very hard.

I would say that air bubbles are likely easier to get rid of out of the expensive ones because they likely will not use any form of glue to stick it to the screen and thus the air bubbles are likely more free to move under the surface.

Might I stress these really are small air bubbles I had, but it did take about 5 attempts to put it on with such small ones.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] assh0l3:
Hey guys, I used hyperdroid cm7 2.0 around 2 months without any problems until yestarday, when I decided to flash the newer version 2.0.1

After I wiped the old and installed the newer I got some problems with the touch pad ... like I need to hit the red button couple of times until I am able to move the lock screen image and unlock it. Same thing while I am playin with the phone .. in one moment touch screen stop responding .. and I need to lock the phone and hit again few times until I unlock and continue :|

Help me find from where comes that pls ...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] centex99:
Anyone have one similar for gmail or know of a way to get this one to work with gmail?

It looks nice but I only use gmail and not an external mail...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mds2004:
Mine works just fine with gmail. I have two gmail accounts and an exchange work account on mine for which all are working great together.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IIJBII:
The TF has one already...At least mine does.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcmtnbkr:
It looks nice but i can't use it. 0 mails? You've gotta be kidding XD
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] centex99:
The email icon that shows unread count?

Mine al was shows 0 and when I click on it asks me to setup email but I use the gmail email app....
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuntdouble:
The email widget had a bug. It was fixed in firmware update1. If you have that firmware and it's still not working then just remove the widget from the homescreen, reboot, and re-add the widget.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Visual360:
I think the OP means "Gmail" app (not gmail account). It only works on the "email" app, with your "gmail account".

And yes, it doesn't work for the "Gmail" app. It would be great if it works on the "Gmail" app as it has push notification (not delayed like the "email app"). I really like this widget, so I am forced to use the "email" app instead. I set up my gmail account on the "email" app for this to work.

I also wish that this works on the "gMail" app.

:)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] centex99:
I updated and removed/readded and still doesn't show gmail count... do I have to setup gmail in the email setup or can it be just through the gmail app?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Visual360:
It has to be with the "email" app.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] centex99:
Boo---someone want to make an equivalent one for gmail?

Is there a plus to the email app for gmail over the gmail app?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magicpork:
there is already one for gmail？

at least it comes with my tf.....look your widget screen..the gmail widget is just next to the email widget..
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuntdouble:
Failing that, get an app free from the market called 'Elixir'. It has that as a widget now, along with tons of others.

https://market.android.com/details?id=bt.android.elixir&feature=search_result

Need this too: https://market.android.com/details?id=bt.android.elixir.addon.personal
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danon.brown:
mine said that for days then i restarted it, and it has worked perfect after that with 3 accounts. 1 gmail, 1 yahoo, 1 military account.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hasodi:
I just signed in with my gmail information into the Asus widget and it works fine for me. Then I turned off the Gmail notification in the Gmail App so I only get 1 notification from the Asus Email widget everytime I get new mail.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dfin13:
I think he means the small one that is just a new mail indicator.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XDRDX:
You can set up GMail as an exchange account from within the device and set the GMail account in the GMail application not to sync and to sync with GMail through the EMail program instead.

Google setup up GMail as an Exchange account.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ELTinos:
All nice workarounds, but it kind of defeats the purpose of a seperate and pre-installed gmail-app. I find that the gmail app works better then the stock @-app so the Asus widget would be extremely cool to display my number of new emails and with a click get me to the gmail-app...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Clark:
On my Nexus, I have a really nice Gmail Unread Count widget. One for my primary account, same widget with a different colour signifies my secondary account.

Easy. Tapping either opens the correct account.

Simples.

Unfortunately, it doesn't currently work for Honeycomb. But it should be really easy to do... :/
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jms_uk:
Aside from elixir, there aren't any other Widgets that do this that I can see.. I left a honeycomb compatibility request on the review page for gmail unread count, but that was a few weeks ago and there's been no movement :(

**EDIT** Have emailed the developer on the off chance.. also, tried elixir and the unread count widget doesn't seem to work despite there being unread emails in my inbox.. :(
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dazz87:
mmm how are you able to set up 3 different account with the Asus widget account? I would love a way to add my gmail to it. right now I only have my yahoo account but love to add gmail account too. thanks
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tamen:
Hi everyone,

I have an unbranded DHD in the UK, and I'm running 2.2. Just did a check for updates and nothing. Any idea when gingerbread will be arriving? And will I lose root and/or radio s-off? I love my root apps a lot :P Also not really a fan of custom roms atm as I don't have enough time to play with it if it doesn't work as expected straight away.

Also, what will I lose and keep in the update? Contacts? accounts? apps? App data?

Thanks :)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
Already have 3 too many threads about that and don't wish to start another.

You'll lose root. If you phone is still in a state that it can receive updates.

if you've rooted why not just flash a GB ROM? There are customised ones and even one that is just rooted.

Seems people are saying that nothing was lost but back it all up anyway (yes, lots of apps to back up info, all already mentioned).
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tamen:
Thanks for the swift reply - how do I know if my phone can receive updates? I've rooted with visionary and put radio s-off if that helps :)

The main reason I don't want to flash custom roms is that it starts become a lot more risky - things do go wrong and you see people bricking their phones. If I bricked my phone I wouldn't have a clue how to fix it and I can't afford the £75 excess on insurance to replace it if it couldn't be fixed, as HTC wouldn't replace it if I broke it trying to do root things to it. I've also read that the latest CWM is having problems?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
You should be ok. The actual state you can put a phone to and still receive the update is something I haven't been able to pinpoint yet. Certainly need a stock ROM.

Previous phones needed the stock recovery but I don't think that's the case here.

The time when you are most at risk of bricking your phone is rooting and flashing a radio.

Flashing a ROM is 99% risk free. You've done the risky bit.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tamen:
Cheers - though I haven't flashed a radio I don't think (unless radio s-off is flashing a radio). It says in the how to install a rom guide (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=964996)

- Select "Install Zip from sdcard"

- Select "Choose zip from sdcard"

- Select full-wipe-1-3.zip (It's right under those folders)

- Confirm by selecting the Yes option in between those "NO"s

- Wait for it to finish

- DO NOT REBOOT!!! In case you were not aware, you now have no rom installed

If I somehow messed up or knocked the power button and rebooted, what happens? How do I then fix it? Is that a permanent brick?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
Not a fan of that wipe.zip. You could do the less risky method first and use wipe from the recovery menu.

If you rebooted you MAY (unlikely) have a brick but more likely you'll just end up back at bootloader.

If something happens while the phone is installing the ROM then you might have a problem.

If the phone is bricked assume you will have to send it to HTC for repair (along with your best innocent "it was like that in the morning, honest" look.

You'll be fine. I'm sure. But know the risks.

Bottom line, don't knock it. It's quite hard to accidentally press the power button.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tamen:
Haha claim innocence :P If they do look and say it's your fault, out of warrenty, how much do they charge? They don't have to replace anything, just presumably connect it to a htc computer and run some resets.

Does the phone stay connected throughout this process? What happens if it's not connected when run or becomes disconnected?

Sorry for all the questions, but I just really want to understand everything that happens. If able I'd much rather update to gingerbread then root with an updated visionary or equivalent, though how long that'll take to happen is anyone's guess :/
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
Unless the instructions say not to I'd leave it connected.

If the instructions say to remove something that means disconnecting the phone (such as swapping SD cards for example) and doesn't say re-insert the phone then don't (this is why you should always be 100% charged before you try these things).

If it is bricked, they will use there tool to get into the eMMC partition and re-install everything. It's unliekly (not happened yet) they will magically restore the phone and go "hold on, you did this".

Don't worry. Ask away (feel free to hit the thanks button IF I say anything useful).

Just to back track, it looks like your wanting to flash a ROM now. Is this a stock ROm or one of the beautiful customised ROM's like LeeDroid?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tamen:
In a sec I'll thank every post on this thread, you've been really helpful (and patient!) :)

I heard about gingerbread updating and wondered if root would be lost with the update or if the update would even work at all. You suggested I get a gingerbread rom already rooted, and I said "aarrgh, I'm scared" :P The rest of the posts are you explaining things to me, though if possible I'd like to stick with official roms for the moment and then root it - will visionary work on 2.3?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
No. You will need to use Gingerbreak which will involve downgrading the ROM first.

But to answer the question between the lines, if you update and lose root, all is not lost, it can be reclaimed.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tamen:
[noob]But the Rom comes from OTA, so how can it be downgraded?[/noob]

But thanks, if root can be re-attained after the update, I'll wait till after the update before doing anything too fast :)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
What you will have to do is take an old RUU, say version 1.32 and install that.

That then allows you to gain access to the required areas of the phone to give you root and anything else you wish (Engineering HBOOT (ENG S-OFF), Radio S-OFF etc.).

When you get to that stage and decide to root etc. you will kick yourself so hard for not doing it earlier :)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tamen:
Oh so gingerbread will remove root but not Eng or radio s-off? I'm at 1.32 at the moment so I should get engineering s off while I still can cause getting root in the future will be easier?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
It (The OTA GB ROM) will remove root if you already have it yes. I believe Radio S-OFF is safe. AS for ENG S-OFF (HBOOT) I'm afraid my memory is failing me but with root and Radio S-OFF it would be easy enough to redo ENG S-OFF.

Rooting etc. will only get harder with each update. Version 1.32 is the easiest of all to root and in fact most root / Radio S-OFF etc. threads start by saying "downgrade to 1.32"

[EDIT] Just re-read your post...

Yes, if you make plans now before the OTA update (still not convinced you will get it though) it will be easier in the future but the main one to worry about is Radio S-OFF. This is the easier of the two and IIRC the only one required should you get the OTA update and gain root (via GingerBreak) without having to downgrade first.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tamen:
I had root + radio s-off, just got ENG s-off too in-case it can't be done after the update. Hopefully this means after gingerbread re-rooting will be easy-ish :)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
Puts a huge grin on my face when someone just goes and does this....

But I really really really feel you can't stop now.

Ignoring that I don't think you will get the OTA update you have to now install a GB ROM. After what you have done, flashing a ROM is (relatively speaking) as safe as houses.

Go on!! Android Revolution HD (ARHD) is basically pure stock GB visually with a few goodies thrown in.

Top the day off and flash that ROM.

Do it!!!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tamen:
Getting ENG s-off was just as simple as getting radio s-off (which I did about a week ago) - I've just heard it's less 'reversable' for if ever you need to go back to stock so had avoided it :)

The thing with me is that I my brain doesn't really consider things risky or safe based on other people being safe or risky, it's how many places there are to go wrong. One click apps like visionary are relatively safe :P I just feel a bit daunted by all the steps to flashing a rom. I'll give OTA a chance, but if everyone else on UK unbranded goes "woohoo" and I just sit there like a lemon, I'll maybe start thinking about it ;)

I've got exams coming up (I'm only 15) but if after this week there's no update I'll dedicate a couple of hours to putting a gingersense rom on my phone :)

What's your preference? And why are there so many no-sense roms? Sense is amazing and is what in my opinion really sets HTC apart - lovely phones with a boosted UI. Why would you ever want to get rid of it?!

EDIT: When flashing a ROM, do you need to factory wipe? Does mybackup root work across roms? I'd like some way of restoring all my contacts, accounts and apps :)

EDIT2: Something I forgot about earlier; I can't open the compartment to take out my battery, so when there's a solution that says "take out battery, try again", it wouldn't work as I physically cannot take the compartment off to get to the battery. When my phone arrived and I needed to take it off to remove the wrapper on the battery, but I couldn't do it and neither could anyone in my family. So feeling stupid I took it to the orange shop but no luck, so t-mobile, phones4u, O2, carphonewarehouse... loads, none could do it.

One guy told me to take it to a different orange shop and "ask for dean" - so I took it to him and he took it out the back of the shop and somehow did it. He said it just needed force (but clearly an amount nobody before or after him has been able to replicate), and that it was nothing like any other DHD he'd seen as they are usually stiff but do open, this was basically glued. So I better not get into a boot loop that holding down the power button won't fix, as if it's hard to play innocent when it's visibly stuck in a boot loop from custom roms ;)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_JMM:
Nope, just as reversible.

Put ROM on sdcard.

Boot to recovery.

wipe data and cache

install ROM

reboot

Get a brew and marvel and the wonderfulness of it all.

With ROM Manager it can be simpler still.

When you start thinking about it install ROM Manager just to get ready.

Schedule those hours in now. You WILL be flashing ROMs :)

Hee hee. I like Cyanogen (a non-sense ROM) - Will come back to that.

My favourite sense ROMs are LeeDroid by a long way, the guy is a star and the ROM is perfection; after that, Android Revolution HD which will probably be your choice as it's closer to stock than Lee's. Based on what you've said I go with ARHD but if you really want to play, have fun (overclocking etc.) and want your phone to make R2D2 noises when it boots then LeeDroid every time.

And you're right, the Sense UI (which only gets better) does set HTC apart but even without it, I'd only buy a HTC phone now (when I'm buying an Android phone).

Why not Sense@

Two part answer. The first part is I'm a huge open source and Linux fan. Use Ubuntu on PC and Kubuntu on laptop and my first Android phone was THE first Android phone, the Google (T-Mobile) G1. As such I love Android so I want my phone to be just about Android with a few little extras and NO ONE does that better than Cyanogen. NO ONE.

I still have my G1 and I still love it. That's a vanilla Android phone.

Second part is about bloat. Yes, I do really really like Sense UI. As far as manufacturers bloat-ware goes NOTHING beats Sense UI. It's visually stunning and things like htcsense.com, the clock / weather widget that actually shows weather and that cool windscreen wiper thing and the whole seamless integration twix phone and social is beyond words.

But at the end of the day what is it? It's pretty. I don't use facebook. For twitter I prefer Twidroyd and Tweetdeck. I don't need a massive clock on my screen. I don't want apps and widget I'm not going to use. Before I could root my Hero and DHD I installed ADW.Launcher.

I'll tell you what it's about: Choice. I don't want three buttons along the bottom I want five. And because I have a Google Apps account, HTC Picasa add-on doesn't work (they looking into it) and that pisses me off.

I'm prattling on now.

I have LeeDroid and ARHD on my sdcard as NAND backups and every now and then I restore one (I think of it as almost "dual boot") and for the next 24 hours I'm back coo-ing over it all but then 24 hours later it just doesn't feel right so back to CM I go.

It's personal choice but I will say one thing (more), try CM7. If you don't like it fine but just try it. You'll miss the widgets at first but see how you feel about it.

I'll shut up now.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tamen:
That's great info, cheers :) I understand why now, but I do like my massive flip-over clock, regardless of how much battery it eats :P Also, htcsense.com has been a life saver once or twice when I've put it at home under a pile of papers or something and can't find it :)

ARHD said there were problems with Rom Manager and wiping within it - is that still a problem? Why do some roms need a different radio flashed? What actually is a different radio and why do you get problems with different roms and radios?

How long does it take between putting the rom on the sd card and actually having the rom installed with ROM Manager?

Also, I edited the above post but was doing so after you'd posted this, so I'll put it here too:

EDIT2: Something I forgot about earlier; I can't open the compartment to take out my battery, so when there's a solution that says "take out battery, try again", it wouldn't work as I physically cannot take the compartment off to get to the battery. When my phone arrived and I needed to take it off to remove the wrapper on the battery, but I couldn't do it and neither could anyone in my family. So feeling stupid I took it to the orange shop but no luck, so t-mobile, phones4u, O2, carphonewarehouse... loads, none could do it.

One guy told me to take it to a different orange shop and "ask for dean" - so I took it to him and he took it out the back of the shop and somehow did it. He said it just needed force (but clearly an amount nobody before or after him has been able to replicate), and that it was nothing like any other DHD he'd seen as they are usually stiff but do open, this was basically glued. So I better not get into a boot loop that holding down the power button won't fix, as if it's hard to play innocent when it's visibly stuck in a boot loop from custom roms ;)