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[Nexus S General] judoka209:
Nice guide. Well since my Nexus is stock and I couldn't stand how broken gv and sprint are together I wanted it to go back to go it was.

That is to say, texts and voicemails come through notifications by the Google voice app and texts sent to my mobile number come through the default messaging app. That's how its supposed to be.

It's quite easy to do, in settings for Google voice in your phone turn off all notifications and inbox synchronization. Basically nothing should be checked. Then in the web go to your Google voice settings and under phones next to your mobile number click on "disable Google voice on your sprint phone".

That should make everything normal again. Hope that helps. I don't see the point of what sprint and Google were trying to do here. The Google voice app works just fine the way it is. Don't mess with a good thing.
[Nexus S General] shardinite:
I think the folks asking, like myself, are looking for slightly more detail.

After rooting around for the setting mentioned I found it.

1. Log in to Google Voice online

2. Click on the little gear in the upper right hand corner to access Options

3. Click on Voice Settings

4. On the Phones tab under "Forward calls to" click on the Edit button for your Google Voice enabled mobile phone

5. Where it says "Text Settings" check the box for "Receive text messages on this phone (mobile phones only)"

This should send texts to your phones SMS app rather than through the Google Voice app.

Hope this saves others some time searching.
[Nexus S General] OregonLAN:
My biggest pet peeves were:

1. Incoming messages from the same sender would sometimes create multiple threads inside of Google Voice.

2. SMS messages received from contacts that were not stored in Google account (i.e. corporate account) would commonly show up from a telephone number versus a name.

3. SMS messages initiated from Google Voice would not show up as threads until they were responded to.

4. Messaging application was rendered useless bloatware.

5. I don't want/need Google Voice to archive 300 - 500 text messages a day.
[Nexus S General] styckx:
The entire thing is a cluster____.... I've never quite seen something so utterly stupidly organized and launched like this..

How long does it take it so when someone calls my number they hear my Sprint voicemail message instead? I just called my number and it's still going to the Google voice system. It's not activated just checked as my mobile phone but NOT intergrated anymore.
[Nexus S General] OregonLAN:
Dial *38 to disable forwarding.
[Nexus S General] styckx:
There we go! That did it.. Thank you..
[Nexus S General] thepolishguy:
Brotha -I was about to go insane out of my mind -and then I read this. Thanks. I thought I looked at every possible setting -but there is always a button that eludes you.

Then I had to stop the double notifications bc I was getting my text message on my phone and my text in google voice. So on my phone in GV settings I Un-checked "Inbox notifications"

I was really excited about GV integration - now I wish that Sprint would have left it alone. It really is a big mess to get it to do what you want.
[Nexus S General] dkratter14:
Thanks for the info, this is exactly what I was looking for.
[Nexus S General] styckx:
I hope Sprint and Google work something out with this.. If XDA members are scratching their heads how to make this work like they want imagine how a regular novice user must feel.

The Sprint/Google intergration and its current method of "configuring" (ie dice rolling) reminds of some half assed business solution some unknown outside firm was paid to write.
[Nexus S General] mlr_90:
I didn't have to root or uninstall. Just download google voice from the market and let it overwrite the existing installation.
[Nexus S General] Maximilian Mary:
This worked for me also (unrooted), but I updated before I ever opened voice. Does it work after the fact
[Nexus S General] herbthehammer:
Yeah I just plain old updated and the settings went back to the old ones.
[Nexus S General] Guiso0623:
I just changed for T-mo N1 to Sprint Nexus S. All I want is to have the option when making a call to ether you GV or my sprint line. Please any help would be great.
[Nexus S General] Maximilian Mary:
Open the Voice app.

Menu - More - Settings - Making Calls: Ask every time I make a call.
[Nexus S General] nc_carol:
I found it much easier to set up a group in gmail contacts where any call made from that group is made via google voice. I use the app voice plus, and configure it that certain groups and area codes are called via google voice. That way I don't have to take the extra step when making a call to choose if I want to utilize google voice or regular dialing. Just a suggestion :)
[Nexus S General] BrianDigital:
Only way I can do that is on the cm7 for the 4g right now
[Nexus S General] thepolishguy:
I don't even have that setting? I wonder if you have to disable your sprint # online to get that setting?
[Nexus S General] tnerb123:
The real way to use Google Voice!

There is an easier way to do this.

1. On the web go to voice.google.com and select the sproket in the upper right corner and select voice settings.

2. Under your number, select de-active your sprint number.

3. Under Forwards, under your sprint number, select edit. This will pop up a new settings window for you number

4. Click on Show advanced settings. This will show more settings

5. Under Forwarding Options: select Active. This will pop up a number you need to type into your phone like you were making a phone call.

Once you have done this it will make sprint forward your calls to voicemail if you don't pick up.

This makes everything go through your phone FIRST! All text messages go to your phone first.

Your all done!

Lot easier then using rom manger and titanium backup to get the old VM setup.

:)

Let me know if you have any questions.
[Nexus S General] 2wheeler:
tagged for pics of puppies
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexsys:
First and foremost, been a long time lurker here (first time poster) on XDA... and the community here is just outstanding.

So I've decided to root my epic, everything was great. I used the one click 2.5CWM root, and realized I wanted to try out another rom that wasn't compatible. Reflashed with the( ReRFS.Format.ROM.EC05 ) (since it kept me stuck on the samsung black screen) then went ahead and flashed the zip for CWM 3.0.0.6 with viperrom,...

Now here's where it gets interesting... I want to be able to revert back to a stock rom, and flash syndicate... but for some reason my CWM wont allow me to flash any .zip files from SD card. It says "failed to mount /sdcard". i formated it on my pc, it reads / writes fine, but anytime i boot into clockwork, it can't mount my sd card. I can still boot into my phone, it's still usable for daily usage, but it just doesn't look like what I like.

Now I've tried running Odin, but when im in the download mode, odin will not recognize my phone being plugged in. I've downloaded the proper drivers, for both my win7 x64 and 32 bit computers, tried every USB port etc... and it still wont work.

any idea on what I can do to get my CWM to work?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k0nane:
Use Odin with a non-stock cable.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexsys:
I've tried it with 4 different data cables, 2 Samsung OEM, and 2 generics...
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k0nane:
Have you tried a different PC, or Heimdall?

Make sure you're using Odin 1.61, the correct PIT, and the EC05 TAR.

http://k0nane.info/rom/odin-pit.zip

http://k0nane.info/rom/SPH-D700-EC05-8gb-REL.tar
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Also there is a small amount of phones that did not want to Odin correctly unless the battery was out. You can try that too.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexsys:
So I've tried to run Heimdall, and i'm still experiencing the same issue that I was having with Odin.

Every time I plug in my device via USB (samsung OEM data cable, only cable i have that will prompt that a device is connected) windows will pop up with a message, device not recognized (unknown device in device manager when in download mode) it seems to be fine and it'll recognize it correctly when I have the phone running (booted up into the rom)

I ran the zadig.exe for the drivers, and nothing seems to work.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DCRocks:
Instead of Odin, try the SWUpdate for EB13, it is much less fickle

Place your phone in download mode (keyboard #1 and the power button) and see if it will connect/install

If It works, you can then move on to either upgrade to EC05 using the stock update zip, or install CWM and flash your FAV ROM
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexsys:
My comp doesn't seem to want to recognize the phone anymore... everything is "unknown device" now
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qbking77:
Yeah get your hands on a blackberry cable. My guess it will help your cause. Make sure the drivers are installed on your pc as well.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexsys:
im just going to reformat my netbook and do a fresh install on the drivers, too tires of the "guess work" i'll keep you guys posted on how that goes
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexsys:
SUCESS!

my epic is back to full stock via Heimdall. (took a little playing around to get)

@qbking77 - Thanks for the tip, I ended up using a 7" black berry data cable, and heimdall recognized it.

The only thing now though, all of the wires i have now, don't seem to let me use One Click Root CWM 3.0.2.5 I'll try it with my OEM samsung cable (that worked before) when i get home, I'll keep you guys posted.

Thanks again!
[Off-topic] Cheetohz:
I've been considering purchasing a bike, though I do not know much about them. The little bit that I do know is just how to ride them from my dirty bike days 10 years ago. I know street bike are a complete different beast, I'm looking for something I can learn, including the mechanics off them. And was told when I get an endorsement that I cannot legally ride anything bigger than what I tested on, so I may want to find something of decent size to avoid headaches later.

found this, guy wants 1500 for it, but was just browsing ads, and am not set on getting anything yet.

http://spokane.craigslist.org/mcy/2346251944.html
[Off-topic] Dirk:
Raleigh Burner with yellow mag wheels. My favourite bike...25 years ago.

Check on ebay :D
[Off-topic] Cheetohz:
Most common recommendation I get is a cbr600
[Off-topic] artash01:
Check Honda (HMSI) bikes. About bike's mechanics I don't it is different to learn:)
[Off-topic] kyouko:
I'd recommend taking an MSF course if you haven't rode for a while.

Personally I wouldn't suggest getting a SuperSport first. A 600rr might be a little much for a new rider, or a rider returning to bikes again.. seeing as they put out more than 100hp it could easily put you on your ass quickly if you make a mistake :D

I'm not saying 'omg don't get one cuz you'll die!11' - just that if you're confident in yourself and your riding skills then do whatever feels right.

Since you also wanna know the mechanics and everything getting a streetfighter (same type as the craigslist listing you posted) is probably what you'd want to aim for - fairings will be off, easier to access parts, make modifications, etc.

just my .02
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrlamar09:
Hey Guys lately i hav noticed when i charge my evo it get really warm just wanted to know if this a bad thing or not and if it has to do with the size of the rom im using ?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruben1221:
Yea its normal. Don't worry unless u notice a problem.

Sent from my HTC EVO Phone, should'nt we all have one?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bkrodgers:
Things that sometimes cause this for me:

- Heavy CPU usage for an extended period (i.e., Angry Birds)

- Weak signal (i.e., hiding in the bathroom at work playing Angry Birds)

- Charging, particularly on AC (i.e., trying to charge back up after hiding in the bathroom at work playing Angry Birds, so I can go back and do it again in the afternoon. Usually around 3:30.)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dreddge:
Lmfao. Sounds just like me!

Sent from the bowels of my mind....
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrlamar09:
Lol thnx man but i wass just wondering
[EVO 4G General] zikronix:
I left the evo and went for the nexus....but I got much love for the evo, so I figured this out and wanted to post it here.

Ok so I orginally thought the idea of GV integration with sprint was awesome...after fiddling with it. I was very disappointed.

The problems I had with it were...I dont want to use my GV number as my primary. I dont want to change my GV number to my cell number. Each option had issues that I felt needed to be addressed. Changing my GV number to my cell made it to where txt would be comming into my phone via gv app. Yes there is a work around but ita annoying and I dont want my text stored on line. I also didnt want to change my gv number, this to me sounds like it could be a bad idea at some point in time, and cause other issues. So I set out how to get classic google voice back with the new app that will not let you just use it for vm heres how i did it.

1) Launch GV app on phone, and sign in, when it ask choose to change your gv number to your cell number.

2) Get annoyed and go get a shot of vodka, and wait about 15 minutes (honestly because you wont be able to change it back for at least 15 minutes.)

3) Login to gv on the web (voice.google.com)

4) once in there click the gear, and pick voice settings. Under the phone area choose to disable the sprint port number (your google voice number). It will disable and revert back to your old gv number

5) Where your mobile number is at you should see enable google voice mail for this line. Click that, and follow the instructions.

6) Click on voice mail and text uncheck email message and send sms.

7) on your phone open gv, goto more then settings make sure it says. Making calls do not use gv to make calls. make sure this phones number is your actual mobile number adjust sync options as you wish and make sure My gv number is indeed your gv number.

8) DO NOT SIGN OUT OF THE APP (Im not sure what will happen but my guess is it will break.

Options: now if you dont want to use the gv app you can have gv send you an sms or an email instead. or you can manually call your vm (by calling your real gv number) or by editing your voice mail settings under call settings and change your vm settings.

Enjoy
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bnoot:
Need a few tips to discharge my battery faster after I wipe stats...battery life has sucked since Ive had this phone(still a great phone) just need 2 improve my battery life..any help will b appreciated
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OriginalGabriel:
You should never fully discharge a Li battery; to recalibrate, wait until your phone is fully 100% (not just until the LED turns green), wipe stats and then unplug and use as normal. It will take a few days for the OS to recalibrate but after a few cycles of dropping it to around 15-20% and bringing it back up to 100%, you should see an improvement.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
Exactly right. Be careful, some people will tell you to discharge until the phone powers off. But this is risky, and not necessary. Over-discharge of a Li-ion battery can result in the battery no longer taking a charge, forcing replacement of the battery or recharging using a special battery meter with a "boost" function, which most people do not have access to (often easier just to get a new battery). The batteries have a safety circuit which is designed to prevent over-discharge, but its not 100% reliable. People on here have reported dead batteries on the Vision and other phones (after letting the battery discharge until the phone powered off), probably for this reason. Plus, the battery meter on phones are really not all that accurate to begin with, so discharging fully is not going to be any more accurate than discharging to a safe 15-20%. So zero reason to discharge the battery fully.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bnoot:
Ok...thank both of you 4 your information
[HTC Aria Accessories] asifryan:
I have a fat rubber case for my aria. Does anyone have a rubberized slick looking case they would recommend?

sent from my cm 7 aria
[HTC Aria Accessories] Hakim Rahman:
You try to find it on ebay, I think you 'll find a variety of rubber case for your device and the price is quite affordable
[HTC Aria Accessories] Zerotwistknife7:
I got my girlfriend a Amzer TPU case, I have the same kind on my Tbolt

http://www.amzer.com/Amzer-Luxe-Argyle-Skin-Case-Smoke-Grey-P88562.htm
[HTC Aria Accessories] unsivil_audio:
I bought a $4 silicone case from amazon that seems to be working quite well. It doesnt quite fit as snug as I'd like though, but it keeps the profile small and its easy to get out of my pocket.
[HTC Aria Accessories] Rumy91:
Case

Yeah..i think silicon case is better..
[HTC Aria Accessories] Space Eater:
I am now using a soft pouch, I think it's better than a silicone case because it protects also the screen and it's not "sticky" like silicone cases are (I always found difficult to put the phone into the jeans' pocket when I am sitting if I use a TPU case)... You could try a pouch and see if you like it :)
[HTC Aria Accessories] hawkeye2188:
Thanks for the ideas on cases. I have thought about getting one but never sure which are cheap and rip easy or whatnot.
[HTC Aria Accessories] nuttkrakk:
I agree. There is a htc branded leather pouch at expansys.com. i wore out my first. I reordered one.
[HTC Aria Accessories] InsanelyMe:
How fat is it? I have a rubber case also but I don't consider it fat. I have not seen any case for this phone also.
[HTC Aria Accessories] jacobas92:
I bought a $7 silicone case from my local ATT store and this thing is the best. It fits nice and snug, and is easy to remove if need be. Of course, I wear carpenter jeans so the slight stickiness doesn't bother me. AFAIK tho, I believe they stopped selling it in my area so that may be the case everywhere.
[HTC Aria Accessories] headsupsevenup:
These three cases look nice! Does anyone have them? Which is best?

Amzer Silicone Skin Jelly Case

EMPIRE Black Rubberized Hard Cover Crystal Case

HTC TPU Skin Case (Clear)
[HTC Aria Accessories] DanGeorges:
I have the HTC TPU Skin Case - very nice.
[HTC Aria Accessories] hugoo00:
Text of test.
[HTC Aria Accessories] Machaon studio:
I have black rubber case. I love it.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Comicazy:
Just got done working on a friends Droid X. His 3G icons were located in system/framework/framework-res.apk. So if you candidates find them in where I suggested in my previous post, try that. I also have a custom set of WiFi icons if anyone is interested.

Here are some shots of my wifi, GPS, and airplane mode icons.

*It's IncREDible*
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] rpz3.14:
I have played with Ninja Morph a lot, and am blown away that more people don't seem to use it for some DIY theming. I'd be very interested in getting more of a discussion started on where different theme elements are in different ROMs (I've done a lot with CM7 and stock sense). Thanks for the good initial write up on this!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] SynisterWolf:
only thing that bugs me about ninja morph is the Zipalign or Zip at the end of it. most custom roms are Zipalign to save space and to use less RAM. you will have to use it Ninja morph a lot before you will remember which one to select at the end. i wish it would remember if the APK was Zipalign or not before it rebuilds it so you dont have to do a trial and error on it. I just gave up on it and now use 7zip.

Great right up though. I like it.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] antman5435:
hello and thank you for this program. I am just starting in this aspect. I have an Acer a100 that only uses Wi-Fi so I would like thouse icons if thats OK. if so where can I find a link to them. I already found where the icons are located on my tablet.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cajuncartfan:
When I go into recovery on my Nexus One all I get is a white triangle with an exclamation in the middle and an Android. It does nothing after that. Is there something I need to do?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GldRush98:
"what does this mean"

It means you're in the stock recovery.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dirk:
On that screen press Power & Volume + together to access the stock recovery options.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cajuncartfan:
Thank you!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolRalph:
Any idea why my tbolt will connect to a wireless g router and not a wireless n router ?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] necosino:
Go into your router settings and set it to G + N and reset and you should be all set.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hacky486:
It depends on the router. If it's not a concurrent band router (with 2 radios, one to do b/g and one to do n), then it will default to whatever the slowest device on the network is. So while you may have a n router, if you have a bunch of g devices connected, you only get 54mbs.

I have a wrt350n gigabit n router, and I have all n devices. My roommate, though, has a g laptop, so it slows the whole network down. If I could afford a dual-band router, I'd totally upgrade.

Just a thought...
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mooremic:
I have a Cisco E2000 router and I had this same issue when I had the signal at 5GHz. I switched to back to the standard 2.4GHz and my phone connected to it just fine.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolRalph:
Hacky is right....father in law with his e machine is messing it all up lol
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yareally:
You would do yourself a big favor in the long run if you dumped the cisco crap firmware on it for ddwrt or tomato usb.you can do so much more with custom router firmware and it runs without being artificially crippled. Google them and find out. I use ddwrt with the e2000.

I couldn't use the stock firmware on the router any more than I could use an un rooted phone.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hacky486:
This.

DDWRT is the most powerful firmware I've ever seen (and it's free). Tomato if you're comfortable with a command line.

DDWRT lets me take my router and turn it into a vpn server so I can do whatever I want anywhere. I can have more than one access point, dump that alternate AP into a VLAN and restrict the access for a free AP...Seriously...do it...
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] siGNN:
so my sister had a mytouch 4g but recently changed to verizon so she gave me tha phone, my question is will tha phone still be covered by htc?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sabo2000:
Has a one year manufactures warranty. Did you unlock the bootloader, are you having an issue with it?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] siGNN:
thanks for tha reply....at random times i go from h to no service which is getting annoying now because its doing it more often now
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] itsomaryo:
is it rooted?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] siGNN:
na i dont have it rooted its stock
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brd912:
So i should be getting my facsinate friday. Comin from the captivate (sad,sad day.ill miss it:() anyways,is the spelling issue fixed yet? Also where should i start? Im not planning on starting at the beginning for the facsinate development since it cant be much different from the captivate. Not being big headed,its just im not a newb but i do need a kick in the right direction. Thanks in advance
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jenisiz:
They're similar...but the beginner stickies aren't beneath anyone. Start there....