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[Verizon Droid Charge] nitsuj17:
the GSM galaxy s phones have official cm...the fascinate/epic have fairly good unofficial versions...however none of these phones are dealing with lte ril...also they all have a lot more people working on cm for it

so basically cm is a longshot, at best
[Verizon Droid Charge] imnuts:
1. I think that TW4 is coming with Gingerbread, or that is when it may show up. If it doesn't come with the GB update that I'm going to assume we're getting, it can likely be ported over much easier then.

2. We may get AOSP/CM at some point, but it could be a while. I do think that as time passes and more people get the phone, and I and others have more time to work on it, we will get a pretty good debloated ROM that is about as stripped down as possible.

3. I don't think most launchers will affect battery life so much as what you have up as widgets on the launcher. If you have TW up without widgets that require data, you'll probably use less battery than LPP or ADW setup with widgets that require background data. The nice thing about using LPP or ADW compared to TW is that they use a less resources usually, and tend to be more configurable.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] mysticguy:
After a looong research, & after not finding a gingerbread ROM for Galaxy Fit, I had almost given up my hopes to see 2.3.3 gingerbread on my Galaxy Fit. Well... almost!!!

Finally managed to get my hands over OFFICIAL Samsung 2.3.3 firmware for G-Fit. Samsung will eventually release 2.3.3 for Fit in India but that will probably take a long time. But if you don't want to wait, following is the way...

This is the very SHORT guide for Advanced users only. Do your own research & understand every step before you do it. I will probably update detailed steps when I get some time.

1: Goto samfirmware.com Galaxy Fit page:

Login - www.SamFirmware.com

2: Download the 2.2 FROYO firmware labelled S5670XXKB1 (This is a russian firmware but you can easily change language to English)

3: Flash the firmware over your current one with help of ODIN. Follow the guides at samfirmware.com

4: Install the latest version of Samsung Kies 2.0.0.11044-11

Link: Download Samsung Kies 2.0.0.11044_11 Free - Search, browse, download and manage apps for mobile devices - Softpedia

(Install on a OS other than windows 7, as firmware update does NOT work on win7. Xp worked for me.) You may also have to isntall .net framework 4 & windows media format 11. Search for the links on google.

5: Connect your Galaxy Fit with S5670XXKB1 & Kies will popup message a new firmware is available.

Firmware details : S5670XXKPF (GINGERBREAD.XXKPF)

6: Follow the steps to update firmware through Kies.

7: Change the language back to English from Russian.

Update: Official build 2.3.6 is now avaialable. Refer to following thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19561095 ( Thanks to owner of thread)
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] mysticguy:
Steps to change lanuage on android 2.2/2.3:

Goto Settings -> Locale & Text -> Select language (First option)

The option has white background with letter A on it.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] mysticguy:
Steps to root your 2.3.3 Gingerbread :

Note. SuperOneClick or any other similar apps don't work on 2.3.3 yet. At least didn't work for me.

Before going through the process of rooting you have to download a small file named upd_1.zip

1: Once you have downloaded the file copy it to your SD card. For ease of work copy it in root of SD card.

2: Switch off your handset and wait till the vibration is over.

3: Now switch the phone in recovery mode. Press and hold Power button + middle menu button together to start in recovery mode.

4: Once you are in recovery mode you will get lot of options on screen. In recovery mode touchscreen does not work, so use the volume up/down buttons to toggle through options. To confirm options press the middle button.

5: Go to the second option i.e apply update from SD card.

6: Upon selecting the second option you will need to select the fileupd_1.zip. Press the middle button to apply changes.

7: It takes 2-3 seconds to install the update.

8: Once the above step is complete, reboot your system from the first option.

9: As the phone reboots you will have super user in it. Your phone is rooted now.

Based on source article: How to Root Gingerbread 2.3.3 on Samsung Galaxy Ace Blog Media take
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] kwajage:
Just now updated my SAMSUNG FIT to Android 2.3.4

Yess 2.3.4
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] the7keys:
is there anyone can share after upgrading to gingerbread... is there any bugs around... what would be the significant improvement after upgrading ?

would be great if can be share here... thanks guys
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] ozgurubuntu:
Hi,

I have upgrade my Galaxy Fit yesterday (Gingerbread 2.3.4)

I connect the phone to the computer with the usb but notification area not working, I click USB preference not work and other info, both on Windows and Ubuntu

How fix this?

P.S. (I can't root my phone superoneclick or z4root, I can't have an idea?)

Sorry for my english
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] livetek:
Work perfectly on Samsung Galaxy Mini 2.3.3 !

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] nesgc:
thanks, its run on my s5570 gingerbread 2.3.3
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] shujanster:
Thanks My Friend :)

Work perfectly on Samsung Galaxy Mini Gingerbread 2.3.3 !

Thanks My Friend :)
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] edke:
Hi guys.

I just can't put Galaxy mini (S5570) to recovery mode. I updated to latest gingerbread (2.3.4) from samfirmware.com. Pressing power + menu button, also pressing power with middle (OK) button, nothing is happening. I get 2 times samsung.com logo, then Galaxy Mini page and then phone loads.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Bewinxed:
You should have androidSDK installed on the pc, download and install the latest (if you don't know look it up on google), install it, connect your phone, then run this :

"C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools\adb.exe" reboot recovery

should work :D
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] the7keys:
Just press a lilbit long until the screen goes up.. Had the same issue with gio... N it did worked
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] vampin:
Works on my Mini Ginger too !!!!! thank you!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Neon717:
when i always reboot my phone it stills go back to russian... do i really need to change to english everytime i reboot? or is there anyway to make it the default language so it automatically sets to english everytime i reboot...
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] Paschalis:
Worked perfect on Samsung Galaxy Fit..

Kein thing finally installed after some problems to win7 x64!

thanks op!
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] tehTerminator:
Going to Try it today
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] tehTerminator:
Bug or Anything else

I don't know what happened. But first everthing was fine. I updated the Firmware to Gingerbread.DDKT1 via Kies

and now the Media Player started saying cannot play the specified file Format.

What??? the Phone can no longer play many of MP3 files .... I mean Most of the MP3 Files.

For example in one of the Playlist I had 20 MP3 Files the Player can play about 3 Of them.

I tried Winamp, Andriod media Player and the Stock Media Player but all ended up at same point.

Someone plzz help
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] aya.yaya:
If you want... try to wipe your data and cache in recovery mode, then reboot your device

But you will lost all of data and application...

Backup first
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] tehTerminator:
I think I must Give it a Try but wiping everything means a big task. However I downloaded TTPod From Android Market and now its playing those files,

However First it gives a error message and then plays them without any problem. Anyone having same issue
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] tehTerminator:
Tried Wiping whole data, still not working.

I think there is problem with the MP3 files. I transfered the MP3 files to My HTC Bravo and it had no problem playing them.

I think the problem is that the MP3 files are Video's and Galaxy Fit's Media Player is not able to understand them can this be a problem with Codecs.

Currently I am converting all the Music Files to audio only.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikione:
Hi,

Does anyone know if going "too high" with a card on the G1 would be a waste ?

I currently have a class 2 samsung which does 5.6Mb/s write and 14Mb/s read - and loading the drawer (takes ages .. as sometimes also the desktop, even I did "keep in memory")

Would it be beneficial to go for a Class 10 ?

As the rom on the g1 is so small, like everyone else, I need to keep 99% of stuff and apps on the SD - so I think the performance issues are purely related to the SD

Thanks.

Nick
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ellisbodds:
Class 2 is pretty slow. I bought a class 4 card and I am beginning to regret it really. I could have got a class 10 for just a bit more, but it was out of stock. :(

I would take a look at prices for class 10 cards, personally. I haven't owned a G1 very long but as I understand it, it's worth going for a faster card as you will be storing more on there than you would be with a more recent Android phone.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikione:
Thanks !

Will go for Class 6 or 10 depending on price. Still it seems my class 2 performs as a class 6 (nearly) .. and that some low cost Class 10 are closer to Class 6 !
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ellisbodds:
That could be true, but if I remember correctly the class refers to the minimum sustained transfer speed, so in other words your class 2 should never drop below 2MB/s, and a class 10 should never drop below 10MB/s, etc.

When doing transfers to and from my class 4 I often see around 8MB/s.

At least that's how I understand it, correct me if I'm wrong anyone. :)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikione:
Yep - that's the definition it seems.

So back to the original question, it seems that it's always worth having a better class of SD, and there are no particular limits on the device side relating to the speed it can transfer at.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ellisbodds:
Basically, yeah.

I think it's more important with a slower device such as the G1 though - if you have a Samsung Galaxy SII with a 1.2GHz dual core processor and 1GB of RAM, well, you're not exactly going to need a swap partition!

And also it comes in handy having a faster card when installing apps to it, as the G1 has very limited internal storage as well.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikione:
got that.

Yes .. the limited user-space on the G1 is so painful.
[LG Optimus 2x] topanyel:
Heya,

Do you know if anyone was planning to make Wii controller work with O2X?

I have just read that there are some android devices that are compatible with such controller but O2X is not yet in that list.

It would be a nice combo with HDMI :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] auspony:
Assuming you are using your TF sans dock.....

the only slots you have are mini HDMI and Micro SD.

Are there such things as mini-HDMI and Micro SD adaptors to USB which would allow use of thumb drives?

Alternative methods of file transfer? - Bluetooth? WiFi P2P?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HWLmRAC:
there will be a dock to usb connector in the future (like apple connection kit)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jeroenpico:
I finally got my HTC Flyer yesterday, but allready have a problem.

In the promotion video's they let us see Skype wich we would be able to use for video chatting. They also told on the MWC event that this version of Skype would be pre-installed...

Actually, none of this is true. I had to install Skype myself and therefor can only use the normal mobile client without video chatting.

Did some of you guys get you Flyer with the right Skype version or did anyone manage to make a video chat one way or another?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Bxsteez:
Sadly they just lied. There is no skype with video for the Flyer. I believe the only skype with video that works only works for the HTC Thunderbolt.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] fyhninfo:
Same with the Flyer shipped in Europe... Skype was not pre-installed, had to install it my self... I have no video-call functionality :-(
[HD2 General] semihbalcioglu:
Generally screen is normal but sometimes when i make a phonecall after that screen is turned into white and purple color like in the screenshot. And it stays that way until i reboot the phone. Anyone having this issue? Is it a hardware problem? I tried both wm 6.5 and android have the same issue...
[HD2 General] malybru:
Hi,

I've had what looks like a negative screen,where the phone is is still usable.

A reboot will fix it.

Imilka (DEV) said it was just a glitch.

Nothing to worry about.

Haven't had it for a while though.

:)
[HD2 General] semihbalcioglu:
yeah it doesn't effect the working of the phone. but nowadays it is happening more and i always had to reboot the phone:/
[HD2 General] malybru:
Hi,

May I suggest a new ROM?

http://android.hd2roms.com/

:)
[HD2 General] semihbalcioglu:
thank you:)
[HD2 General] bobmarsh72:
I have this issue occasionally using GBX. Found that when it happens, if you keep pressing the power off button several times quickly, to lock then unlock your phone. The screen will go back to normal. Alot quicker then rebooting.
[HD2 General] semihbalcioglu:
thank you, will keep that in mind
[HD2 General] Attaman:
I do the same. sometimes. helps to restart
[HD2 General] Attaman:
when changing the rum became less.

sorry for my english
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manrock111:
i have some loudspeaker problem and i want to give my phone back to customer care.

i have root my phone installed gameloft 5-6 games (2 gb) and pic...

question:

1. do i have to unroot my phone before factory reset.

2. Best way to backup my data so after phone return all things adjust automatically.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malcho:
How did you root your phone?if you use superone you can unroot if you flashed rooted kernel only stock rom via odin can solve the problem.

2.titanium backup

malcho@juwe4.3.1
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malcho:
Sorry i forgot factory reset doesnt unroot phone only wipe user data.

malcho@juwe4.3.1
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manrock111:
Thanks malcho

Yes superone. which root phone from pc. And there is a app called rootcheck where there unroot option available. So should i use that or from main pc application which i used ti root.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
Prob easier to just use the oneclick as you already have it on your pc

Sent from gt i9000 insanity 8.5/fugumod
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] malcho:
Do it from the PC.
[Desire HD General] stuarta99:
Hi,

Not sure if anyone can advise.

I've got myself a DHD originally on Froyo but recently upgraded to Gingerbread. From day 1, been able to get about 14hours of light use while draining the battery about 70%

Was hoping for better performance with Gingerbread but doesn't appear to be much different. At the moment this week I've been taking it off charge about 7am, but 2pm it drops to about 80%, thats with either wifi on 15min sleep or on constant. Few texts, couple of Facebook checks, and couple updates on Storm8 games, so not a great deal from what I can tell. Yesterday I went to a customer site and was texting a bit in the afternoon while browsing net on and off and by 5.30pm this had dropped to about 40%. Bluetooth was on for 30mins while in car and quick call to missus and got home with 30%.

Trouble is I'm comparing it to my missus' new Desire S which can go a couple of days on one charge and loads of posts on Android Forums about people that are getting a lot more and better with 2.3. Feel something must be really wrong with my battery.

I've tried the tweak with fully charging, turning off plugging back in and waiting till green but couldn't get it green.

Not sure if there are any other techniques I can try or someone can confirm exact details so I can try again, and whether it does make a difference or my case seems correct.

Many thanks
[Desire HD General] Hawks556:
So the battery life is the same as on froyo if I understood you correctly? A rom can't make any huge improvements so as long as the battery life is the same I would be happy. Regarding the difference between the DHD and the DS you have to remember that the DS has a smaller screen and a bigger battery.
[Desire HD General] M_T_M:
Please post this concern here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=819266

There is an existing thread about this topic....

Thread close.

Cheers,

M_T_M
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] badasschris:
Hi I have a p1010 and I am considering upgrading to the eeepad transformer as it looks to give the best value for money. To do this I can sell my p1010 to cex for £165 and then pay the rest (so for the transformer + dock £429 meaning £264 extra to pay)

Can anyone think of a better way to do this?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gadgetguy2005:
There are a couple of things you should consider:

1. The transformer is not (much) faster (or more powerful in other ways) then the Galaxy with custom gingerbread

2. The transformer is much bigger ( I also have an ipad - similar size as transformer; due to its size I would never carry the ipad around; the gt is often with me as its way smaller)

3. Since you already have the GT - keeping it may be well the best value for money (since you do not have to spend extra)

Otherwise I do not understand your question: what would you like to know? How to sell you GT? Or how to buy a transformer?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AlexTheStampede:
He's got the wifi only model. No gingerbread (yet) and slower hardware.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] badasschris:
Yea I have the rubbish p1010 model, if I had the p1000 I would keep that until some tegra3 quads or whatever comes out.

I get your point about the size, I really like the tabs form factor so may just keep it and only use it for reading and web.

The main reason I am thinking of upgrading is I have a galaxy s2 and I don't use it because its much more comfortable to use a larger screen but it is annoying how much smoother my phone is compared with my tab. maybe I should sell both devices and buy an expensive tablet and a cheap phone.

I suppose I was asking if £165 for a tab was a decent amount and if I am likely to get more going another route e.g. if anyone knows of a different site which gives a good amount in exchange.
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
This is a script that I wrote to download and install apktool and place it in the right directory while setting the needed permissions. Hope it helps you like it has me. I got tired of manually typing in the commands and such every time I installed linux.
[Droid Incredible General] SynisterWolf:
anyway you can make one for APKmanager? :D
[Droid Incredible General] Treken:
I have made the script and will post a separate tread for it.
[XPERIA X8 General] kakho55:
Method 1: Disable Data Connection on Android Core To disable and turn off data connection, do the following steps in Android mobile phone: Open dialer. Dial *#*#4636#*#* to open “Testing” screen. Tap on Phone Information. Press the Menu key or button. Tap on More. Tap on Disable data connection to disconnect and make inactive any data connection immediately. Tap on Disable data on boot to disable data connection-
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Surfinette:
I'm looking for the details of my telco's internet connection (IP, DNS, etc...)

Surfinette

Swyped from my HTC Desire using XDA App
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jdbiggles:
$ su

# netcfg

Found this by searching google... I'm not an expert so, hope it helps. works for me in terminal emulator.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] crapz0rs:
ip addr list
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maersi:
busybox ifconfig
[HD7 General] BlitterTwisted:
Has anyone bought a higher capacity battery and found it to be good?

I've seen some 1500mAH batteries very cheap but have seen people reviewing them saying they are don't last as long as the 1230mAH HTC battery due to being bad quality.

Is there a good quality 1500 (or higher) capacity battery around - one that doesn't make the phone fat and ugly?
[HD7 General] fallen368:
+1

I would also like to know this. When I had a Vibrant 3g, I was able to buy an oem vibrant 4g battery for $20 and it was 150 maH bigger, but same physical size and voltage. Worked great. I know there are extended batteries, but they are usually bulky. I have found that aftermarket slim extended batteries are worthless, and often perform less than the stock one. I even bought a mugen slim extended battery for my Mytouch 4g and at first it was phenominal. But within the first 4 full cycles, it was performing at 60% what my stock battery did. I reconditioned it, reflashed the rom from a full charge, etc. Surprised me, cuz mugen gets a lot of good reviews. Best bet is to get a power skin, or get a bulky extended battery. Power skin is bulky, but it's a uniform bulkiness, so not as awkward as the bulge of a standard extended battery. Hope this helps.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gregcorliss:
I bought a new nook color the other day. It has 1.0.2 on it and looks like it has only 1G available in the about section.

I was able to create and SD card with CM7 (7.0.3) and boot from it just fine. However, just about any application I open force closes repeatedly. What is my best option with the newer partitioned nook to get a stable build where things work (including Ad-hoc wireless)? I've looked around and there is quite a few threads on how to do a lot of this but from what I've read (and possibly misunderstood) a lot of these are for the older partitioned nooks.

I like the idea of being able to run off an SD card and boot back to my regular nook when I want / need to. Also it appears that you can just root the regular nook OS and be able to use the market and associated apps along with it. I think for me that would be perfect. All I really want is to be able to install a few apps off the market. (who wants to pay 2.99 for Angry birds when it's free!?!?)

Considering the previous I would like some input as to what my best option would be.

OBTW - running the CM7 from an 8 GB Class 10 card if that makes a difference.

Thanks in advance.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ebubar:
In my experience the SD card makes a big difference. The class 10 doesn't really help you with this SD card approach. The random read/write speed is important and the class doesn't correlate with that. I would suggest getting a class 4 SANDISK 8 GB card and repeating the process. I had force closes with a class 6 Transcend 8 GB and have no problems with the SANDISK. I could be wrong, but I don't think that the partition should matter for the SD card ROMers like us. Everything runs from the card, so the internal partitions don't matter.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robot8:
^ Correctomundo.

You'd probably find all your troubles gone the moment you ditch that Class 10 card and use a Sandisk Class 4/8G. Just make sure you get a genuine card from a reputable dealer. 4 in 10 Sandisk cards are fake.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bp_:
I am having this issue right now. I used the most recent verygreen with one of the recent nightly builds running on an 8 gig Kingston class 4 card. I did a SD card test and got read/writes at 6mps. Would a switch to a Sandisk really cure my problems? I have a 16gb class 2 in my phone. Can I just image my 8gb with all the apps, etc on it to the 16gb card and it will start right up? Thx.
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Taosaur:
The cards that have been found to work well most consistently are Sandisk 8GB and 16GB, class 2, 4 or unclassed. There is some variation between cards of the same make and class.

That card and plan should work fine. After you write the 8GB image to the 16GB card, just extend the SDcard partition to take up the unallocated space. You could also do a Titanium Back-up to Dropbox (or just save a copy of the TB folder to your PC), write a fresh verygreen install to the 16GB, then restore through TB.