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[Nook Color General] johnmagoo:
Most simple...

1. Plug your Nook USB cable into your computer.

2. On your computer, a Window should pop up that says a couple different things, you want to open folder or browse files, something along those lines.

3. This will open a file explorer, where you will see all of the folders on your nook. On a blank part of that screen, right click with your mouse and click New - then click Folder.

4. Name this folder music.

5. Open up My Computer (assuming you have Windows) in a separate window.

6. Drag any music files you want to put onto your Nook into the folder you created on your Nook.

7. On the bottom corner of your screen, there should be some kind of icon saying that your USB driver is connected. Click than and hit safely remove.

8. For videos do the same.

9. Unplug your Nook from the computer

10. Go to the Market from your nook and download a music player if you don't already have one installed.

11. Jam hard
[Nook Color General] japzone:
Just Plug Nook into PC while it's on. In Notification Bar it Should say "USB Connected" Tap that and then hit the Mount Button.

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[Nook Color General] boxcar8028:
I hope you have enough information now to get your music, video and pics to your nook. just a side note. as I mention earlier that I prefer double twist as my main media player, I forgot to mention air sync. its super cool and easy to use, it's very handy. you may want to check it out. but then again with all of these music and media clouds coming out.....

http://www.doubletwist.com/airsync/
[Samsung Infuse 4G] slider2828:
In case you got bored. I currently use the themed LauncherPro stuff from this thread...... Looks awesome! Been using since cappy... Don't forget to donate to him!

Instructions:

Just copy the LauncherPro.apk to /data/app and rename to com.fede.launcher-1.apk

His blog just dedicated to LP Themes. He has about like 50 themes or something

http://signals23.blogspot.com/

Original Thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=783427

The current one I use:

some other ones:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] schillaj:
circle battery notification

how do i get the circle battery in the notification bar? is that picture from a samsung infuse? thanks.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] slider2828:
Nope sorry that is NOT from an infuse.... I think there is an APP for the circle battery thing hahaha....
[Desire Accessories] yeahman45:
i am going on a travel abroad... will be using camera and camcorder a lot and wifi.... what do you recommend? a portable charger or extended battery? i want a cheap solution..preferably available from ebay

budget : not more than $30-34
[Desire Accessories] tamer0000:
extended battery
[Desire Accessories] about_ar:
Battery will do better
[Desire Accessories] scutworker:
I've just come back from holiday and had a portable charger. It was useful, but I often found that the battery would hardly last the day and there wouldnt be any place to charge it (you don't really want to be back in your hotel when you could be out sight seeing). Rather than trying to find a socket, I'd just get an extended battery. You can just swap it over and continue your fun rather than rooting around for power.
[Desire Accessories] yeahman45:
if i buy an extended battery i need to also buy a seperate battery charger so that i can charge the 2 batteries at the same time :(
[Desire Accessories] about_ar:
it depnds how you'll spend your time.

but you can swap the battaries on the phone to charge them.

Normally charging the battary will last 1 hour.

again it depnds about the places you'll visit.
[Desire Accessories] langers1:
How many mAh are you planning on using per day? An extended battery will give you 3000mAh compared to the 1400mAh on the original battery. A decent portable charger will give you 5000mAh.

The only down side of using the portable charger is waiting for the battery to charge, most will do that at 500mAh so 3 hours to totally charge the normal desire battery from flat. However while the extended life battery has died the charger will still have about 1.5 charges left in it.

1 thing to point out unless you get a solar charger some portable charges will only charge from USB so make sure you have a way to charge that when out and about

I would get the potable charger (and remember to put it on charge when you have a spare min throughout the day) as when you replace your phone you cant really do much with the extended battery with your new phone, least the portable charger can be used over and over again.
[Desire Accessories] yeahman45:
i finally opted for a spare battery solution. I bought an oem battery for desire/nexus one. and i will buy a battery charger so that i can charge both batteries when i go to sleep so that they are both ready the next day :)
[Desire Accessories] daemn22:
Get a portable charger instead. Taking the battery in and out can wear off the back lid easily.
[Desire Accessories] sphp:
Get a big battery, it's better than changing between batteries. As well you have to carry the portable charger when you travel. And you have to charge it, too.

So the extended battery should last one day (except you use GPS all time) and you can charge phone when you sleep.
[Desire Accessories] Cirunz:
I use a proporta turbocharger and I found it more usefull 'cause I can spare it with my friends with Desire HD, iPhone 4 and LG Optimus 7: with 2 of this we managed to stay all charged all day long and recharged both of them in hotel during the night.
[Desire Accessories] Weimar-zero:
For a trip is a Extended 3000mAh Li-Ion Battery a good solution. It comes with battery cover. Price about 25 $

For the daily use, its too big for me. :D
[Desire Accessories] mascolel:
Extended battery for sure.
[Desire Accessories] agismaniax:
can aosp/sense kernel recognize bigger extended battery? afaik, there is a problem when charging bigger extended battery.

in my personal opinion, the standard battery (htc original) is much better than other and my desire remain slim. and if i travel, i prefer to use big portable charger to charge the handset when is not used. and charge them both when i sleep.
[Desire Accessories] bliblablub:
Most batteries with lots of ampere just have them as a tag... Check this site for information:

http://batteryboss.org/

I suggest you buy another original battery as from time any battery will lose capacity and this way you are flexible.

To charge you can buy a cable designed for charging the smartphone from your car e.g. HTC CC-C200 or the car dock from my signature.

Why you should use this: The data line is used for power and not for data and therefor the charger is recognized as a wall charger, not as usb cable. Thus recharge is lots faster (with 1000 mAh) than with any 3rd party charger/cable with 500 mAh although the charger itself could give you 1000 mAh (USB specifications!).
[Desire Accessories] drabbster:
I'd go with an portable charger because you don't acutally need to restart your phone when plugin it in.
[Desire Accessories] BrianGM:
If one is in a sunny place would it not be better to use Solar Charger?
[Desire Accessories] yeahman45:
solar charging is super slow :(
[Desire Accessories] xristosdino:
Thank you very much for the info.

I use a car charger (not HTC) which gives 1000 mAh and even with the original cable that came with desire, charging is slow. If I get this right, it is fault of the cable, right?
[Desire Accessories] bliblablub:
I suppose, best is you try it yourself - maybe a mate got one. As you may know USB allows only 500 mAh, using that secial cables that don't comply with USB (as they only charge) the producer can avoid this restriction.
[Desire Accessories] Plex.Le:
I used both. A 2800mah battery is quiet good.though a bit heavy
[Desire Accessories] tdotM:
I agree very much with this. A good portable charger is a versitile device that can be used with many different devices (not just your own).

Of course, the great advantage of a spare battery is the size and weight. A portable charger is not that big and heavy but depending on what you're doing it can be just a bit too much. If its not cycling, climbing, hiking running then I'd go with the charger.
[Desire Accessories] Valerio-M8:
power bank are the way! take a look at xiaomi or aukey branded product!
[Desire Accessories] wildchill:
Definitely a extended battery, purely for the convenience.

I use a double thick battery and that gets through an entire day of google mapping and camera snaps.

A power bank is only good if you have time to let your phone sit there to replenish.

Its also extra dead weight if your on foot for long periods.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jesse008:
First off I have a Galaxy S Captivate and I'm a noob when it comes to the mods on this phone. It is rooted. I bought a 32gb sd card and wanted to partition into two partitions. I did some searching and found this link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=543985. It worked great, but it didn't modify the ext sd card. It partitioned the internal card instead. Now instead of seeing the 16gb internal I'm seeing 13gb.

Question is, is there an easy way to 'undo' this without loosing everything and actually partition the external card?

Thanks in advance,

~jesse
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] studacris:
The internal /sdcard partition should only have around 13gb. The entire phone has 16gb this includes all the system partitions and a 2gb partition in /data for user apps.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jesse008:
Okay so it repartitioned the internal storage. Is there a way to point it to the external to partition it? I'm wanting to move the apps to the sd to free up space. Sorry for the dumb questions...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] studacris:
You can't install an app in an external sd.

You can move apps from /data/app, which has the 2gb capacity, to a folder in /sdcard with native froyo software.

Settings>applications> manage applications>"the app you want"> move to sd.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blueowl0708:
I would very much like to compile AOSP from source using Z's sources (just a learning experience really)

I see lots of guides for other phones but none for ours (or am I missing something obvious (I did search).

Cheers for any answers.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kxhawkins:
Considering you can't manage to post a question in the Q&A section, I suggest you start by getting familiar with searching.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riginal:
you're brutal hehe

(sorry for spamming)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blueowl0708:
Miaow.. how very helpful.

Considering you can't read - I suggest you learn to do that before getting snotty. I have searched for a while and have been unable to find anything helpful.
[Android Themes] gizmee:
Want your Android Phone to look like this, Go Ahead and Download the Launcher7 from Android Market

Links:-

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Trial Version

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[Android Themes] hai_ninhthuan:
keep up the good work.:D
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haydengribble:
Hi all, I have a slightly annoying problem. Whenever I boot up my phone, after about 20 seconds I get the message pop up like in the screenshot I have taken. After pressing force close it doesn't come up again, but I don't know why it does out in the first place.

I tried removing set cpu but the message still popped up. Everything seems to work ok (except the damn deep sleep without aero mode on boot) but this message box annoys me...

I am running j's cm7 with and the baseband provided with it, along with the bootloader bypass v2. I'm just wondering if any of you have ideas our know what could be causing this issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated (: thanks.

Screenshot: (because I can't yet post links...)

tapatalk.com/mu/cbdbb62d-28bd-0855.jpg
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] denenatse:
charge battery fully before installing ROM, ensure you are on J's bb 52

edit: j's ROM FC alot anyways, recommend someone elses till he fixes it
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haydengribble:
Problem solved, someone else on the forum had the same issue and the problem was that we had the 'set on boot' option selected in settings> cyanogenmod settings> performance settings> cpu settings.

Its all good now, i hope this can help someone
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gothymp:
what will sprint do about faulty microsd cards? the brand new card that came with my evo writes wrong i guess. will they replace it or is it an assurian deal im going to have to go through?

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] metalfan78:
I have no idea, call sprint

We're comin from a pure power source.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KommodoreHeinz:
Actually the microSD card is considered an accessory and is not covered by any warranty. A store will more than likely tell you to purchase a new one.
[Galaxy S II General] stoolzo:
Thought it might be a good idea to create a repository list of theme and usability issues that could be fixed or tweaked in new ROMS, this isnt to highlight any faults but just to give cooks and idea what work needs to be done beyond what they are already aware of.

Using ADW I find little that needs changing but I may not be aware of some issues,

here are a few to start with:

1.Samsung lock screen cooked out of ROM.

2.Samsung apps made scalable with LCD density changes (like Dialler)

3.Touchwiz cooked out and made optional.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrGibbage:
I have tried about eight different ROMs in the last two days trying to get C2DM working. I found one ROM, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=832532 for which C2DM works, but that ROM has other problems apparently with the framework (I was getting lots of FCs). So, if I find a ROM that I like, but C2DM is not working for me, will flashing a kernel on top possibly fix C2DM, or does C2DM have nothing to do with the kernel and/or modem? If it matters, that ROM that did work for me had the JK2 Kernel/modem.
[Defy General] CSharpHeaven:
I’ve been baffled by what I’ve been hearing and reading about the bootloader is being locked and the late delivery of Android updates for Defy and other handsets from Motorola. I would like to request Motorola to make official statements about the very same concerns almost all their customers have.

In my opinion, Motorola is not being sincere about the mess they are into. Motorola has a long history for being far slower in delivering updates compared to other manufacturers. In my case, after owning my Defy for nearly six months I still don’t have the Android version (Froyo 2.2) I wanted on day one. My handset is now too old and too slow compared to what I can buy in today’s market with latest version of Android on most of them.

I often see people acting as Motorola’s spokesperson by saying the cause of the delay is due to the test mobile network provider has to perform. I would like to see a written statement from Motorola saying just that please. For a company is very easy to hire a small PR Firm to spread rumours on the internet and people often fall in that trap and spread the rumour all for free behalf the company.

Motorola must be aware of its customer frustrations with the late updates. Supposedly, this is the fault of Mobile Network Providers, why then Motorola doesn’t release latest Android with their handsets to avoid comments like mine? This is a clear indication to me Mobile Network Providers cannot be blamed and this must have to do with a policy Motorola has. Why other manufacturers are not affected by the very test process? Didn’t Samsung release a fix update globally for SGII only after weeks?

This is what I understood from manufactures’ spokesperson (users claiming to know everything). Bootloader is locked because of Mobile Network Providers’ demand. I bought my mobile sim-free from a retail, why the bootloader is still locked then? This is another lie from manufacturers, not just Motorola. Has anyone seen an official statement from any manufactures explaining who the decision was made by? I’d predict no one can provide such evidence.

The bootloader fiasco is all about reducing repair cost whilst the handset is under warranty. That means it is possible for a manufacturer to calculate the cost of a handset with locked bootloader and without. Is the saving made by locking the bootloader passed on to the customer?

Motorola is the most arrogant company I have ever dealt with and they should be disgraced with the level of service they have provided for their customers. I have reached to the point that the hardware quality no longer matters to me when I feel being ripped off by Motorola. I have already boycotted Nokia for selling spying equipment (tracking & listening) to countries such as Iran and now I refuse to spend my hard earned money on Motorola’s products for their poor services.

Companies have the right to earn money, but not at the cost of ripping people off or even worst at the cost of endangering people lives.
[Defy General] Ov3rd0se:
You are totally wrong.

And if you don't like your defy dont buy motorola again or install cm7
[Defy General] CSharpHeaven:
Who are you? Are you playing God in here? Who asked your opinion about my alternative solutions?

Why your first ever post submission (1 post, 25 May 2011) has to do with telling me off? You did not provide any valuable arguments as to why I was wrong.
[Defy General] salingpusa:
I think there is a post for a petition in unlocking the boot loader. As for updates. 2.2 has already been released last march. even if motorola is like that, ur defy is still a great phone comparable to the latest phones because you have the support of great developers and forumers here.
[Defy General] CSharpHeaven:
Thank you for your comments.

UK yet to receive (25 May 2011) Froyo. Motorola claims to release Froyo to select countries in Europe. Another lie from them. The only European country has recieved Froyo is France. Motorola all the sudden turned their attention to East-Asia and started releasing updates in the respective countries and forgot all other European countries. I'm referring to Retail version not sim-locked version of Defy.
[Defy General] darule_2011:
Just my two cents but although developers love unlocked bootloaders, truth is the majority of end users (customers) don't need or care about flashing their phone and especially flashing a bootloader to load custom kernals. I believe you're right in the biggest factor for Motorola or any manufacturer locking the bootloader is to keep costs down with regards to repairs under warranty - and can you blame a company for that?

I think it would be nice to see real numbers and costs associated as to how many phones are returned to M (or any other manufacturer) under warranty in where it's believed the user bricked the phone...I know if I owned a business I wouldn't want to dish out free phones every time someone bricked their phone because they wanted to hack it on their own accord.

So - even though a locked bootloader essentially eliminates the ability to flash a custom kernal, there are still tons of amazing custom roms that can be developed and flash away all day without fear of bricking the phone. Kinda best of both worlds, a good compromise...isn't that what life is about :D

Also - even though a custom kernal can't be flashed...you can still have a port like CM7/MIUI etc so you can keep up with the newest OS even when the carrier/manufacturer is slow to upgrade...although not a true port without the kernal but nevertheless you still are running the newest OS.
[Defy General] confusedfella:
If they sold a retail version with an unlocked bootloader, carriers will lose sales. The bootloader issue was known for a long time, if you didn't like the fact that the bootloader is locked, you shouldn't have bought a Motorola android phone.

Suck it up. It's your fault, want to do something useful? send a complaint to Motorola and sign the petition.
[Defy General] CSharpHeaven:
Please point to my comment where I'm complaining about "my phone" being locked and I've been desperate for custom roms? The point of mentioning about the bootloader was to highlight the lies and the unfounded truth some people spread around. I would never use a custom ROM not even with an unlocked bootloader.

On that note, HTC announced today they are reviewing their bootloader policy. You can read more about it here. I guess this news alone proves my earlier point that people are spreading unfounded facts blaming Mobile Network Providers over the bootloader.
[Defy General] farsight73:
Companies has their own rights to manufacture devices under their own policies in term of locking here and there and this normally applied to telco service provider agreements too between them. So pointing Motorola alone is not a good idea as they have their rights all along. Comparing companies like Motorola and another company like HTC is another scenario where different company have different policies they followed or what they wanted they own product be in the market..

If one doesn't like a company policies for being late in upgrading or poor in responding customer feedback. Then there's always another company to choose with. Do survey and then make the purchase when all the details fit you.

And not forgetting that average people doesn't bother with this upgrading software or the hype about bootloader inside out. Most of them just use it the way it is by default when they got it from the shop. Only selective peoples like us here care about these being the first or the last or having the latest software here and there and this is why we have this XDA to support peoples like us. Some of us already running Froyo way back in November last year(if I'm not mistaken) while Motorola might just starting their own Froyo development project on Defy that time.

After all, I do see Motorola did a good job in reviving their phone manufacturing and come back compete with others big companies. So if you buy Motorola phone, you should come here and start flash it and customised it to your own preference as there are a lot of peoples love Motorola and do it freely...
[Defy General] confusedfella:
You vote with your wallet, so buying a phone from a company known to deliver few and far between updates with a locked boot loader shows that you don't mind a locked bootloader and are satisfied with the initial state of the phone needing no updates.

And as I've mentioned in my earlier post, if Motorola launches an unlocked bootloader RETAIL version of a phone, the grand majority of power users will buy the retail version and consequently decrease the carriers' sales.

As you mentioned you are not happy with Motorola because of the late update and the locked bootloader. Those 2 issues were known.

IMO the carriers have an upper hand over here, because of the price reduction they can offer. Not everyone can shell out 500-700$ for a high end phone every 6 months. I understand what you mean, its disappointing and not a totally honest move from Motorola. Next time I'll buy a samsung or a SE since they promised more open phones.
[Defy General] agent__orange:
who is this sh1t?