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[HD2 General] davor.klobucaric:
I have tryed that, thank you for your response, it went well, spl went to rom fitting, BUT,

WHITE HTC sigh on turn on, 3 RED LINES ON THE BOTTOM showing radio, and other stuff, but it constantly restarts, it wont load win 6.5. anyonne know why?
[HD2 General] kung_sy7:
Problem with clk/magldr

was trying to flash my htc hd2 EUROP with hd2 toolkit v 4.2.0.1 i follow this steps

1-i power off my phone

2-I press in vol down button and power button in same time phone now was in 3 color mode

3- i press in task 29 on hd2 toolkit this erase my phone completely

4-then i press vol down button and power button in same time again

5- i click in clk repartition and choose 200MB

6- what happen is after all this steps my phone start with htc image blocked in white and green and i cannot boot in fast speed mode like usually.

obs, im using spl-2.0.8 HSPL by cotulla.

does anyone knows how to enter in fast speed boot mode without clk or magldr cause ive tried with these they dont work,..i just only can run wm6.5 that is .....i need help please
[HD2 General] Fietz:
You are sure, you have installed a recommended radio rom?

You should use the radio rom 2.15.50.14.

Send from my Leo using Tapatalk
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seh6183:
So my first Transformer had minor light bleed along one edge of the screen. If I were to gently twist the tablet the bleed would fluctuate. I returned it and found that I had the only Transformer in my area so I could not get a replacement. I ended up ordering online last night.

My question is: Do all it these things have minor light bleed? If not, what are the chances my next one will have it? Or better yet the chances of me finding a remedy?

Can a few of you comment on your experiences with your own tablets please? The way I checked for it was to cover the camera sensor and take a picture. Turn the brightness all the way up and go into a dark room to look at that all black picture I just took in fullscreen mode.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] walkamongus:
My first two have had more-than-minor light bleed. I should have my third on Monday. If that one has light bleed I'll start to consider giving up on the TF.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aibo:
All of them have more or less light bleed I think. Mine also have some. You can see it at the bootscreen with the asus logo.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magicpork:
light bleed on ips screens are very common..
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akarol:
I have gone through 3 of them and they all had some light bleed. I don't believe anyone that says they don't have any. They just haven't maxed out brightness, put on a black wallpaper, and gone to a completely dark room.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonyz3:
i have a very minor light bleed- not enough to even worry.

You can check by using the nook book app and seting a book to night read mode.

Did not want to worry about sending it out to take a chance on getting another with minor light bleed or even worse light bleed. as well i had not other probs with it so why chance it.

That doesn't mean anyone else's bleed is not worse...so it is a case by case. choice.

good luck.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akarol:
I guarantee you your next TF will have some light bleed. Whether it is better or worse, is a different story.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seh6183:
Thank you for all of the replies. I may consider the galaxy 10.1 :(
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eallan:
It is not the fact that it is an IPS screen, but the fact that it is Edge-lit to keep it thin/cheap.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seh6183:
Do ipad2's experience light bleed?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akarol:
Yes! As did iPad 1s and the Nook Color.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seh6183:
Didn't know that! Thank you
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Digiguest:
Very much so. Guys...seriously stop whining about the light bleeding. It is not that important. 99% of them do this no matter what tablet you use. So just deal with it and use your new toy. :rolleyes:
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tyvesto:
I don't have any light bleed on my tf. I'm in the UK. I must be lucky !
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flintdragon:
it really does depend on the amount of bleed though. The one I had was very severe on the bottom (in landscape). It didn't have to be dark at all to see it.
[Desire HD General] Dyonas:
Tweet from HTC a little earlier

"Committed to the developer community, we're launching http://www.HTCdev.com and opening Sense to devs via OpenSense SDK #uplinq #HTC"

Changed title and my other post to show what it really is, not what I thought and hoped it was. D'oh!
[Desire HD General] Doktaphex:
This is fantastic news.
[Desire HD General] Dyonas:
Just reading a bit more now and I may have jumped the gun. I think this is just a Sense version of the Android SDK to allow better integration with Sense itself. I asked HTC if it's going to be for app development or for full on customised builds with Sense just a few moments ago.

OK I did jump the gun, foolish and silly me! It's for developing apps with a Sense-like look. Oh well, that's still pretty good but not as good as I thought initially. Time to edit topic title and go feel stupid for a while.
[Desire HD General] Doktaphex:
Still very good news all the same, should give devs better tools for monkeying around with sense in general.
[HTC Sensation] cqms13:
Where can i see my percentage remaining ?
[HTC Sensation] tsrzealot:
I don't think there's any way without an app/widget (please correct me if I'm wrong). I use "Batteryminder" (market, free) to have the percentage show up in the top bar. But there are tons of other widgets/apps you might wanna try.
[HTC Sensation] v5nat:
One way to find the battery percentage without the need to download additional apps is in the clock app, press the clock and choose the first tab, (desktop) if my memory serves me correctly and it is on the bottom right.

Bit of a faf but no more so than opening a app.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MaverickGamerX:
I bought a new Xperia Arc yesterday and I have read up on some benefits of rooting. Since I'm new to this, I decided to root my Arc as well. It went well without any problems, but now I'm not seeing anything that really makes me feel the benefit of a rooted Xperia Arc. Can anyone give me reasons to keep it rooted or should I unroot it to save my warranty?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kyraa:
Warranty is only voided with unlocking the bootloader. Rooting the device won't have an effect on that. Therefore stay with root. You don't have any disadvantages, only advantages (even if they are not that big for you).
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MaverickGamerX:
So my warranty isn't voided by rooting it with GingerBreak? Anything I should do to bring the most out of my rooted Arc then?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kyraa:
Not as far as I know. Sony Ericsson says that unlocking the bootloader MAY void your warranty and doesn't say anything about rooting the phone. If you root it with Gingerbreak you can unroot it again anyway.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulskinner:
Advantages of a rooted phone

Hi!

One thing I like best with an rooted device is, that you can install (and use!) a firewall on your phone.

With a firewall you can block the internet access of certain apps... ...no more electronic-spies. :-)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nigeltan92:
How to unroot xperia arc?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phrenks:
Keep it! I'll tell you a couple of reasons why being root is awesome:

- If you unlock your bootloader and install a custom Kernel (DoomKernel is my favorite), you are able to overclock your CPU for faster performance, or underclock it for better battery life (SetCPU works well for me).

- You can install apps that require root access to work and can do very, very useful things. Titanium Backup, for example, lets you save the data from your apps so that it's not lost when you flash a new ROM.

- If you're like me, you'll like having the terminal on your phone, even if you don't use it that much. I've found it useful a couple of times. If you're root, you can download the Terminal emulator from the market and play around.

There are many benefits of being root depending on what you like to do with your phone. These are just the reasons why I like it ;)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bloodsuckingcomputer:
Assuming you are on bb .42,you can lose root by just updating it firmware to .62,or better, flash a new one.

---------- Post added at 06:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:47 PM ----------

perhaps the most important feature for myself,and that is just one out of thousands of the benefit of rooting....
[Android Software Development] Evostance:
Committed to the developer community, we're launching http://www.HTCdev.com and opening Sense to devs via OpenSense SDK #uplinq #HTC

We know that, by supporting your ideas, the benefits customers get from our technology can increase exponentially. HTCdev is designed to give you the inspiration to explore the possibilities within the HTC platform, the support you need to develop your ideas, the platform you need to promote your applications and the forum to connect with other developers and with HTC. Through tools, tutorials, blogs and events, HTCdev is dedicated to helping you get the most from your talent and potential. And we can’t wait to get started.

http://www.htcdev.com/about/
[Android Software Development] Habbit:
Looks like my next phone may be HTC afterall.
[Android Software Development] mak213:
ya i could agree my first batch of phones were htc then i moved off but i could say i will be getting the sensation afterall the bootloader business etc.
[Android Software Development] kinnyfaifai:
this is great news! glad HTC has decided to embrace the open dev community instead of creating barriers all the time.
[Android Software Development] Rhodius77:
Wow! I have been waiting for this for a long time. I hope they will release it in the summer.
[Android Software Development] n-zocker:
so we can expext to have HTCSense on almost every Android Device? ^^
[Android Software Development] Imperticus:
Was speaking to CM_arcee on twitter (developer for CM): "They're opening APIs to use Sense on devices that have it, they're not giving away Sense itself."

So that means Sense won't be coming to out non-HTC phone :(
[Android Software Development] Gene Poole:
No, this is an API of sorts into the current sense environment. Developers will be able to write apps that use sense features to give the same look-and-feel as stock sense apps on sense based devices.
[Android Software Development] victorinoxs:
Why would developers limit themselves to HTC devices only in stead of the whole Android ecosystem?
[Android Software Development] Raioneru:
it will help the development of apps for the flyer :)

let's hope
[Android Software Development] Johev:
WOW, incredible news.....from locking their boot loaders to almost total openness, what a turn of events. Just shows what a nice strong community can accomplish. If there wasnt XDA nothing like this could have happened.

If the new HTC dual core doesn't take much longer to release, I ll be getting that definitely. I love HTC and after HD2, I still believe that the brand can reinvent themselves and lead the new smartphone industry, as they have done before.
[Android Software Development] madindehead:
This is a very clever move from HTC, and one which will certainly see them gain much love from the dev community.

I'm not sure it will be total access to HTC Sense, but certainly a way to make apps/widgets etc integrate with Sense a lot better. That can only be a good thing. HTC have obviously realised that the dev community came to originally, and wants to stay with them, and they are making it worth our while.
[Android Software Development] AdamiX:
If it will run only on HTC devices, this is the right way!
[Android Software Development] agent.m:
Makes sense as not to open it up to other devices Sense is what makes it stand out from other devices.HTC sense is why im married to the brand so to speak.
[Android Software Development] mkrmec:
Worst idea ever... HTC will give you access to propriatery HTC APIs and you will be able to code apps for their phones only... worst "open" idea ever.

I sincerely hope that devs ignore this HTC ploy to better their own UI.

This is going in the same direction as the Nvidia, Qualcomm, Samsung optimised games that only work on one of the CPU. WTF.. games on android should be optimised for all CPUs or should I say CPUs should be compatible with some standard... like OpenGL that they are using dooohhhhh... Stupid SoC makers.
[Android Software Development] alex_hk90:
It gives devss the option to integrate with the Sense UI if they want to. It's up to the devs themselves whether they want to code exclusively for it. They can still code for all Android (as they could before) and then on top of that make it work nicely with Sense as well. This can only be a positive thing in my opinion. :)
[Android Software Development] DEGE:
As long as they doesn't release the entire sense source code it's not open. Period.
[Android Software Development] runningdap:
the first thing that came to my mind was Cookie's Home Tab from winmo. Can't wait! :D
[Android Software Development] bbm21:
Good for sense cuz they get developers but those apps made for sense will only work with sense and then more android fragmentation... the last thing we need
[Android Software Development] Jasmin - HTC:
Great news!

I am sorry I don't wish to be rude, but it is absolutely ridiculous that some people are trying to make this look like a bad thing. How some people can turn a news about Sense becoming MORE open, into an almost doomsday prophecy for Android is beyond me.

This is only making life easier for the devs working on Sense, which in terms means better and faster development of said UI... How can that be bad? It's not like it means that all deving for other devices is getting worse as a result..
[Android Software Development] victorinoxs:
Completely agree with you. This just adds more fragmentation to the already fragmented Android ecosystem.
[Android Software Development] meltwater:
Making it easier for devs to make better quality apps can only be a good thing. Good on htc for encouraging the developers.
[Android Software Development] victorinoxs:
Ya, it's definitely a good thing for htc. First Sense only widgets, now Sense only apps, what's next? Sense OS?
[Android Software Development] ramdroid77:
Fragmentation blablabla.... you can also view it from a different angle:

On such a huge market like Android is, it's probably hard for a developer to stand out of the masses. Same to iOS. You can develop an app that's working on all iOS devices but it doesn't mean you are automatically successful.... So I'm asking myself what is the advantage of having a non-fragmented OS?

Why don't you consider these OpenSense APIs as new chance for developers. Be the first one to offer your app! And HTC is the most successful Android brand so your apps will also be used increasingly!

It's similar to the situation we have with the new Honeycomb UI... developers have another chance to pioneer with new ideas.

I don't see it as fragmentation problem, I see it as a refresh. And as such it's just great!

Thanks HTC!
[Android Software Development] rsweb1993:
Excellent move by HTC, Best idea they've had for a long time.
[Android Software Development] lukemovement1:
So what makes android different and better than the iPhone? The ability to run custom roms and easily gain root access. By nand-locking there devices they have given me a major reason for me not to buy a smart phone from them. So the first thing they should do if they want to better them selfs is to give us as easy way to gain root access and unlock there bootloader.

If they do that my next phone will be a HTC.

Also they should put theme Chooser on there roms.
[Android Software Development] fernando sor:
They did unlock their bootloaders
[Android Software Development] Dormantlemon:
They won't include theme Chooser. 1 it won't work and 2they use their own system.

And as said above their bootloaders will not be locked down, and rooting possibilities seem to have been made easier by HTC now.

Anyway ill be taking a look at the API. I personally thing its a grand idea from HTC.
[Android Software Development] fernando sor:
Really dont see how this can be considered a bad thing. If you want control freaks running your phone system and software get an iPhone
[Android Software Development] kellyrx8:
It has been released now.....www.htcdev.com
[EVO 4G General] augy:
My fellow xda patrons,

If you are reading this and your first instinct is to flame, rolleyes, or quote the forum bylaws this post is directed at you.

Stfu already and go get yourself a job as a rent-a-cop. You are clogging the threads and moving them to the top of the list with your banal responses. Your failure to be relevant in real life combined with your online anonymity and ceaseless neediness is far more distracting and annoying than the noob posts that you are chomping at the bit to slam.

I recently read in the announcements section that xda has over 100 admins. They have the ability to delete threads and comments or even ban when it is necessary. Your comments do nothing but increase their workload and distract them from more important

Issues. I will completely understand if this thread itself gets deleted.

You will see that my post count is low yet I have been a very active reader for several years. The reason is that I follow the rules, read an entire thread, use the search function, and push the thanks button as my method of interaction in most cases.

Now you may say that I am guilty of what I'm accusing. You would be partially right in that assesment. However, my goal is to attract all of this type of discussion to one thread and raise awareness so the Dev forum can stay on topic.

I'm ready, let me have it. My flame suit is on as they say.
[EVO 4G General] rolfd:
Before your flame suit starts to look like a flame-grilled burger, I'm closing this!

If anyone has any forum related issues then feel free to PM me, or any other forum mod. My sig has a link to find out who you need to contact. It's worth noting that you can also see who is assigned to what forum by looking at the bottom of the main forum page.

In the case of the Evo, we have toast, myself and josefcrist, and egzthunder1 (one of the site's admins).
[EVO 4G General] CheesyNutz:
Committed to the developer community, we're launching

http://www.HTCdev.com

and opening Sense to devs via OpenSense SDK
[EVO 4G General] sgt. slaughter:
dangit u beat me by a min. lol

maybe i should start another thread anyway since the morons that dont read b4 they post will likely do it anyway. lol jk

very interested in how open they are going to make it though. hopefully it all gets opened up. would think that would help out with dev work
[EVO 4G General] Pao23:
Actually a very cool initiative. I can see this doing very good things not only for HTC's image, but also their wallet.
[EVO 4G General] issafram:
lmao...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1107670

When i hit "new thread", this one did not exist
[EVO 4G General] t91180:
I was just about to post this. :) Very cool news for devs! Sounds very promising.
[EVO 4G General] Pao23:
It took you 9 minutes from hitting 'new thread' to actually post it? :p
[EVO 4G General] sgt. slaughter:
bumping this since his was first!
[Nook Color General] Bonnie_Raitt:
I want to sell my NC running CM 7.0.3. However, I don't want my Gmail account associated with it. What's the easiest way to do this? I am selling it as a rooted device, so going back to stock is not an option. Thanks
[Nook Color General] jewnersey:
wipe then reflash cm7 and dont add an account on boot?
[Nook Color General] Ultimoose:
This -

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[Nook Color General] Jiggity Janx:
Just delete accounts.db and reboot.

*EDIT: Credit to http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/8032-change-associated-account-with-android-market/
[Nook Color General] >DARKMAN<:
Just boot into recovery, wipe data/cache (factory reset) and reboot.

it will still be on CM7 just wont have all your data on it.

No need to reflash.
[Nook Color General] cheez99:
This is the proper answer.
[Nook Color General] Jiggity Janx:
The "proper answer" is relative so I ask that you don't come across like that answer is the end all be all.

For example, my brother and cousin wanted their Nook set up EXACTLY as I had it (data and all) so I just deleted accounts.db, rebooted into clockwork and made a backup to give them.
[Nook Color General] kat3k:
Thanks. Just to confirm: CM7 will still be there, but none of my data, including any apps I have installed?
[Nook Color General] votinh:
Yes, you wiped your data, everything is gone except the OS, you have to re-download all apps, re-setup your home screen, re-login every other accounts.
[Nook Color General] :
Selling mine too if anyone is interested, except mine is stock, unrooted running 1.3 from B&N.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dartmouthland:
I know, I know. I took the easy route. It's running cm7 and I love it, but I know at some point I'll want to try another rom. Is that as simple as wiping the phone and flashing another rom with rom manager? Also a question about the recovery image. I have my own sd card in the phone. Would the original recovery image have been on the sd card that is no longer in the card? Do I have to make another one? I'm not sure I quite understand that.

Sorry for the noob questions and thanks for (hopefully) reading this and responding.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EddyOS:
If it's correctly rooted recovery is on the device NOT the SD card...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rageypeep:
to get into recovery turn off your phone, press and hold the volume down button and then press the power button, that will load the phones HBoot, there will be a list of options (use the vol up and down buttons to choose) one of them will be recovery select it and press the power button..... that will then load the recovery :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onbacardi:
Hi everyone

1)	There is an app called “xiia live” from the market I use it for listening to podcast music on my sgs II. Its something simular to shoutcast.com

I would like to know if there is another app or a way for me to be able to record some of the podcast song being played on sgs II so I can listen to them later again.

2)	Now I would like to know if there is also a simular programme for windows 7 I can use to record song from shoutcast.com

Thanks
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] reynierpm:
When I buy my phone I had a lot of applications and I don't want any of them so I install a new ROM but a lot of folders and contents remain. Because I'm not a Android expert I'll like to know wich folders & files I should delete and which not. Any help?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] tvall:
Folders where? /system or /data? or on the sdcard? Installing a new rom you sould have wiped the internal storage. The sdcard isn't too important
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] reynierpm:
The folders is on the SD card, so I can delete all them? just leave the ROM and nothing else?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] tvall:
Delete anything you dont want to keep
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] reynierpm:
Ok, thanks so much I hope not to break my phone ;)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] beastiest:
Update coming in the next week per androidandme! Use this information at your own risk. Could just be a rumor :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] swampthing1224:
Sweet. Although mine is working just fine on froyo. If they could only modify the androids to turn on for the alarm....
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Memnoch30:
Oh man this better be right. They did say "by summer" so it should be out sometimes this month.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] beastiest:
Hope

I just hope they have some fixes in there and it isn't just gingerbread.