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[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] pushtostop:
Sorry cleaned out my dropbox

Here s a new one incase the above doesn't work

http://db.tt/CrpDuWw
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] paplu3:
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[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] paplu3:
thank u a lot!
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] jacpinksteren:
May I ask what do you need it for, trying to make it work for FreeXperia Cyanogenmod rom? I guess you need the proper linux kernel driver for it to work ;-)
[HTC Incredible S] gemini002:
ok lets start the bell Is S-on S-off talks...we can now S-off our bell is with xtc clip also we can flash stock roms from other providers with gold card method which xtc clip creates...:D

custom roms are now possible to flash oh and root is possible now if u S-off :eek:

I did notice with the stock 2.3 i could not root with gingerbreak:(
[HTC Incredible S] bebolf:
Looking forward to receive my xtc clip and share the results :)
[HTC Incredible S] netwr:
where can i get the xtc clip?
[HTC Incredible S] gemini002:
http://www.xtcclip.com/new-products.php
[HTC Incredible S] gemini002:
anyone in toronto need to s-off their bell is let me know i have a clip and for a small fee will s-off ur device
[HTC Incredible S] bebolf:
Successfully unlocked my IS with the clip and flashed mike's Android revolution hd.

Strangely I did not run into any freezing issue before I installed setcpu.
[HTC Incredible S] gemini002:
Good stuff
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tenbeau:
I have a keyboard dock for the TF. I received it yesterday. It is in perfect working order and condition and has the latest update already applied. The price is $140.00 if no one is interested or contacts me by 6/6/11 I will just send it back to Newegg. or sell it on Craigslist. I returned the TF to Target and got a refund. I am sure it has a lot of potential but I could not even get it to sync on PC and after 4 hours of trying to get adb to work I gave up. I have rooted a lot of devices and have never had that much trouble just getting adb to work. I really did not want it if I could not root it. If anyone is interested just pm me.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] <Laharl>:
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[Eee Pad Transformer General] finalhit:
well, i guess it's too late now, but if you can't get adb to work, it's probably an issue with adb, less so the tf. (do you have the latest adb, and asus sync installed, also usb debugging?) if you can't even sync the tf, i'm gonna hazzard to say you don't have asus sync installed.

but anyway, more pertinent to your post, i don't think you're allowed to sell in these here forums.

I don't need a signature.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tenbeau:
I had Asus sync installed right from the get go as well as all of the drivers etc Also USB debugging was enabled.Adb is working and has worked with all of my devices(right now G2x and Vibrant)including Nexus One and yes Usb debugging was enabled.I spent over 7 hours trying every conceivable way and it would not even sync with Asus sync nor would it connect with Adb. I am sure this is a great device or will be with updates but I just lost my fascination for it after being unable to even get adb up and running for it. I researched this forum and even downloaded drivers more than twice and still no go. If my mentioning that I have a keyboard I am sending back which is in perfect working condition upsets you or this forum than i will just send it back and get my refund. Thought I would just offer it since they are so difficult to obtain.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tenbeau:
dbl post disregard
[Eee Pad Transformer General] GeLopez:
If you couldn't get adb to work then the transformer is not for you.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tenbeau:
That is why I returned it and am returning the keyboard. I have installed adb and rooted numerous devices(Vibrant- G2X-MT4G-G2-Nexus One) with no difficulties for whatever reason this was just a nightmare.:(
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mike5065:
For your ASUS sync download, I assume you got a copy of the most recent installer from ASUS? They did an update not that long ago....
[Eee Pad Transformer General] madsquabbles:
you dont need adb to use or enjoy a transformer. there are thousands of tf users that have no clue what adb is.

now to be a "real" xda'er you better get to learning how to use adb;)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tenbeau:
I have used adb and rooted every other device I have owned. Presently I have a G2x and the samsung Vibrant. They both are setup for adb and are rooted. I have no idea why the unit would not or could not be setup to adb. For what my usage would have been it was not worth the time(over 7 hours continuously just on trying to get adb installed) This is a very nice device . I have tried the Xoom and the Acer Iconia and I truly believe the TF is the best of the lot By the way I have installed adb on the xoom and the Acer Iconia with no problem what so ever. Perhaps sometime in the future I will try an Asus again.I would recommend it to friends. I believe the unit I received was defective and did not want to go the route of shipping and receiving etc.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] david279:
I connected my Transformer to my macbook and it worked right away. I didn't have to install anything though I did have enable usb debugging.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tenbeau:
Had it been that easy for me I would still have the device. I did have USB debugging enabled and tried everything I could think of. At the end whenever I would try to reinstall drivers it would recognize it as a HTC desire(Have never had a Desire). Have no idea whats up with that. OH well maybe further down the line.:)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] magicninjaX:
Too late?

http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-1071584.html

Troubleshooting:

In the event you complete the steps above but your computer either will not recogonize the Transformer in Windows as a device, or ADB will not see it please try the following to see if this will fix it for you. You only need to try these if the above steps aren't working for you, but most people, they work fine.

Try uninstalling the ASUS Sync software, and reloading it. - with the tablet unplugged.

After reinstalling the ASUS Sync software, restart your PC

Make sure your Transformer tablet is in USB Debugging Mode, and connect the USB Cable

You should see a Win7 prompt that says installing drivers. If you do not, try connecting to a different USB port, I've had to do this once on an older PC of mine.

In ADB be sure to kill server and start server and then see if you can see the device

Now, if you are still not seeing it installing drivers, or its not showing up as a device on My Computer, or ADB is still not seeing it, try download and install these ASUS Windows USB Drivers, these may do the trick : http://hotfile.com/dl/118226479/2f89b99/ASUS_Android_USB_drivers_for_Windows.zip.html

I was having the same issue until i tryed the steps above. I could see the device like a HDD but ASUS sync and adb would not work. I reinstalled the software, drivers, plugged / unplugged, debugging on/off, rebooted and nothing worked until I did the exact steps above. Now Asus sync and adb work. Root time. Too bad you took yours back already... :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] donatom3:
I had hte toughest time getting the adb driver installed for the TF on my computer, where my EVO took mere minutes. I had to try multiple ports and completely remove and reinstall HTC sync to get the adb driver to finally show up and install. I'm on Windows 7 x64.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] madsquabbles:
could be something simple that you overlooked. a lot of times i could have save myself some trouble and frustration if i just look over my basics first.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dbiggss:
PM Sent -- I will definitely take the Keyboard dock if you still have it.

Thanks!
[Streak 5 General] trexc832:
So has anyone seen this rom...its for alot of phones i would love to see it on the dell streak
[Android Software Development] joeuser:
hello map experts.

has anybody ever tried to use googles maps to display custom maps (eg from topographic raster map data)? i'd basically want to use their display engine but supply my own maps.

obviously the street data is vectorized since a while, but they are still downloading and displaying raster tiles when sat images or terrain is used. so there should be a way to feed my own tiles.

any "official" way to do it? or maybe a fancy replacement for the method they use to download the tiles? or is my only chance a transparent http proxy that redirects their tile-requesting urls secretly to my own data?

any ideas on this topic?

thanks,

joe.
[Nook Color General] urbanengine1:
Hey guys, just saw a mini-review for this tab in the tech section of my tv guide:

http://www.kogan.com.au/shop/7-inch-tablet-pc-android/

Its made by Australian company kogan (known for making LCD tv's).

It sports a capacitive touchscreen (only 800x480), android 2.3, a 1 Ghz Arm Cortex A8 based processor, 512 mb of DDR2 ram, a HDMI output, a micro sd and mini Usb input, wifi, accelerometer, and a 2.0 megapixel front facing camera...

all for only $152 AUD (usually $189 AUD)...

basically, i just wanna know if you guys think this'll challenge our nook's current title of the best cheap tab?

EDIT: it also has a built in mic
[Nook Color General] luciferii:
that is one nice tablet for the price, can you get em in the us? also i dont think itll beat the nook in terms of portablility
[Nook Color General] DiscoPh3v3r:
Nah, I think for this reason alone people are just not going to want to buy it. 800 x480 on a 7in screen? Heck no, that's just gross :p This is the only problem these cheaper Tabs have... horrible screens. I wish I was a tech junky that knew how to replace screens xD
[Nook Color General] iolinux333:
no gps, no compass ... no care.

I bought the NC to see if I liked Android... now I have an android phone too. There is no way I'll buy another android anything without all sensors because so many incredible applications require them.
[Nook Color General] luciferii:
you know you can edit the build.prop to change the resolution right?
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
It has everything and the kitchen sink, but that is a pretty atrocious DPI, and the Achilles' heel on these cheap models tends to be the battery: we're talking 90min-3hours, typically. It's going to come down to just how capacitive that touch screen really is, how fast/stable the OS runs, and what you plan to do with the thing. If, like a lot of NC owners, reading is anywhere near the top of your list, that screen takes this tablet right off the table.

The build.prop can't add pixels that just aren't there.
[HTC Inspire 4G] gmurphy0487:
Doesnt look too bad for the price. Kinda reminds me of the Commuter.

http://cgi.ebay.com/BLACK-IMPACT-PH...ccessories&hash=item3a663f1f8f#ht_1688wt_1139
[HTC Inspire 4G] justFaisal:
Looks ugly tbh...
[HTC Inspire 4G] Hiyabuz:
That's way thicker than commuter case

sent from my inspire 4G
[HTC Inspire 4G] zuriken:
Hmm.. I don't think I really like that one.

I'm quite happy with the case/holster I picked up:http://www.amazon.com/Seidio-SURFACE-Holster-Inspire-Desire/dp/B004O0TGSE/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1307369845&sr=8-9
[HTC Inspire 4G] Hal Seaman:
Yes, it is either the Otterbox or a knock-off of it. I have the Otterbox Inspire 4G w/clip and I love it. I did my homework on cases for this phone and was impressed by all the rave reviews for the Otterbox. When it arrived I was in for a shock. But after the first day of getting used to it I was definitely impressed. Yes it is a little bulky and increases the total weight of the phone. But it is extremely effective at protecting your investment from drops, dings, scratches, etc... and very comfortable in your hand. Instead of a protective screen that needs to be peeled off and applied it comes with a front and back shell that the phone rests inside of and they snap together around the phone. Then the rubber covering fits like a glove around the shell. At first glance I thought there was no way this firm plastic face plate would be contact sensitive enough, as far as pinch & press or typing text, but it never fails to be responsive to the slightest touch. Amazing concept. I've had it for 7 weeks now and my phone looks as new as the day I bought it. I’ve used wireless Bluetooth for years (Sony Ericsson HBH-DS980) to talk on the phone all the time, or listen to music throughout the day. I almost never have the phone up to my ear, so the weight or bulk of a phone has never been an issue for me. You can get it with or without the belt clip attachment. I’ve been in the habit for years of wearing my phone hanging off of my pants pocket or my belt. So I opted for the clip version. The phone snaps into the clip securely either face-inward or face-out. It has never fallen out of the clip. I wear mine face-in to prevent scratches in case I bump up against my desk or something. Rarely do I ever need to strip the phone naked, even when I am at home. I paid $33 for mine, but could have gotten it for less had I more time to comparison shop before the phone was to arrive. But if the item you are looking at doesn't say Otterbox I can't say what you might get. Hope this helps, and good luck with whatever you decide to use.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Awesome-O-1000:
Hey guys i am new i did look a bit on Google and on here but can find a fix i am using Pure Froyo Build but i have no sound/ringtone and in calls....any help would be nice thank you :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ArunR:
Hi,

I flashed Gingerbread ROM on my Galaxy TAB. Works perfectly.

However when I connect to Kies, it says this device can not be updated. So after having a feel of gingerbread I decided to flash the stock ROM - DDJK3 ( Asian - India ) . It flashed fine and boots into fryo with all correct version and Kies also recognize it and says that this is the latest firmware.

The only problem is that TAb reboots itself if I do one of the following:

1) Try to 'add a wifi connection' : the manual way

2) Screen times out

3) press the power button once to lock screen ( guess same as no 2)

Though I like Gingerbread and will switch back to it, just wanted to use the DDJK3 stock ROM in case I have to take it back to service center, and also out of the DAMN curiosity ...

Has anyone faced this problem and found a solution ...

Best Regards
[Galaxy S II General] THUDUK:
I am extremely tempted with one of these, I know this may start a fanboy android vs iOS slagging match, but what made you change, are you happy and what are the major benefits, I read on here that the SGS2 has some issues with gps, wifi and terrible battery life, this concerns me.
[Galaxy S II General] jezza333:
I'm an Android user, but...

- GPS is the fastest I've ever known in a phone

- Wifi is fine

- Battery life is dependent on what you do. There's a bug in Android 2.3.3 which has been resolved in 2.3.4, which causes excessive battery drain on dual core phones. An update is being released this month supposedly... [hey, even with the bug the life is fine IMO]
[Galaxy S II General] NIK516:
just about to sell my iphone 4, there are some things the ip4 does better but i think there are some software updates coming to the gs2 that will bring it back up to speed.
[Galaxy S II General] escaflo:
I did that. I sold my iPhone once I got my SGS II. In truth, battery life is a bit lower than iPhone but I guess it has something to do with the 2.3.3 kernel. I am now waiting for the 2.3.4 kernel but other than that, I love the SGS II.

The battery life last about a day with low usage (surfing, Whatsapp, Beejive IM and also Seesmic). Usually I end the day without about 20% battery. Also, I use Navigon with it and I am very happy with the GPS. It picks up and lock on about as fast or not even faster than the iPhone 4 with Tomtom.
[Galaxy S II General] zkyevolved:
I have an iPhone 4, but I'm not selling it. It's a fantastic little device. Keyword: LITTLE. I don't want to use it as a phone anymore, but I'm not going to sell it because I have a lot of money in vested in the appstore, and it lasts FOREVER as an Mp3 player! lol. It also takes great pictures :).

But I got my SGS2, as well. But No, I'm not selling my iphone 4, but maybe because I afford to keep both? If I couldn't, maybe I'd sell it. The SGS2 is a way better phone and device in general, but as many people say, every phone has its pros and cons.
[Galaxy S II General] LondonGemini:
Just a couple of things.

The sound quality from the iPhone is quite a bit better. And there are lots more games on the iPhone.

But, the sgs2 allows you to customize the phone to a much greater extent. And its screen is simply wonderful.

If I was you, I would wait until Monday and see what apple has in store and pop in to a shop and check out the sgs2.

Personally I love my sgs2 but I am thinking of getting a mp3 player as it sounds a bit poo. But that's just me.
[Galaxy S II General] Jabbypants:
Sold mine and don't look back very happy with what I have.
[Galaxy S II General] vimto25:
sold mine to get the sgs2, many pros and cons for both but happy with sgs2 and dont seem to have any battery problems,gps problems all is good. just the home button slow to wake phone up which fingers crossed it will be solved with 2.3.4 update.

but i must say ill be getting the iphone 5 on release day :)
[Galaxy S II General] kosmiq:
Sold my iPhone 4 as well and got the SGS2 instead. Never looked back. Never really liked the iOS interface anyway so it felt great to be back on Android.. :)
[Galaxy S II General] damascato:
Something which is DEFINITELY worse on the Galaxy 2 in the audio quality over bluetooth. It simply SUCKS.

Since I drive a lot, it's something I really miss of my Iphone 4.... also if anybody knows about any fix (I heard of something somewhere, but never managed to get enough info), please post it to me :) I will be very grateful.
[Galaxy S II General] jonsmith709:
The wife has my iphone 4, don't miss it and much prefer my SG2 ;)
[Galaxy S II General] bhishma:
Sold my iphone 4 for Sg2....only thing I miss are the quality apps in the appstore....
[Galaxy S II General] kevink82:
Audio quality the iphone4 is definitely better unless u have a portable amp then i cant say. Only thing fun bout the iphone was jailbreaking to me and that didnt lasted very long.
[Galaxy S II General] Nuggzy:
I'm in the exact same position as the OP.

I have iPhone 4 but am getting a bit bored of iOS. I Jailbreak for customisation options but Android seems to be much more versatile & the lack of Jailbreak for iPad 2 worries me going forward with iDevices.

Apple need to reveal a major iOS 5 overhaul at WWDC (the introduction of widgets is essential) or I'll be getting the SGS2 at the end of the month.

If iOS5 does tick all the right boxes for me then I'm really going to be torn. I will probably run both iPhone 4 & SGS2 until the new iDevice is launched & then make the Android v iOS choice.

My only real concern about moving to SGS2 is the build quality. I've tried the store demo units & they don't have the premium feel of iPhone 4.
[Galaxy S II General] easycure1974:
I sold my Iphone 4, it was jailbreaked with lockinfo, BiteSMS and much more. The build quality on the SGS II is maybe not as great as the iPhone 4 but it is ok. The one thing I miss most is the overall better quality of apps in the appstore - and the batterylife of the iPhone
[Galaxy S II General] zoobzone:
Still have the iPhone 4 with me, now whenever I use the iPhone, I feel like theres nothing missing, theres no back button!
[Galaxy S II General] zkyevolved:
That also means you save that screen space ;) hehe. Yes the iPhone is a good phone. It has it's pros and cons. But I prefer an android phone with a 4.3 inch screen than a 3.5 inch screen device. Battery life isn't as good on a 4.3 inch fully functioning multitasking 1.2 ghz phone compared to a closed single core smaller screened device that doesn't allow any real multitasking. Shame. Oh well :) I'm going to get a battery case (maybe) hehe.
[Galaxy S II General] simacca:
Am keeping my iPhone 4 for now. Love my SGS2, prefer the bigger screen and customization options.

Battery life is much better on iPhone and prefer the build quality.

Lets see what Monday brings :)
[Galaxy S II General] mattism78:
Had an iPhone 4 (32gb, jailbroken, etc). Fell in love with the SGS2 after reading every article that I could find. Ordered it from expansys. Kept my iP4 just in case I didn't like the SGS2. Within 1 day I had my iP4 up on craigslist for sale.

I guess I'm lucky since my job doesn't permit me the luxury of playing with the phone all day. Battery has been more than adequate for me. Fact of the matter is I've been at or above the same level as my iP4 at the end of the day.

The thing that I'm super stoked about with this phone is it's potential that has yet to even be unleashed. IMHO it's the most future proof device out at the moment. The full capabilities haven't even been scratched yet. I'm still running a completely stock device and I couldn't be happier. Once dev's get a real hold on the device watch out. Powerhouse FTW.
[Galaxy S II General] simacca:
I don't understand how you get the same battery life as your iPhone 4? If i hammer my SGS2 like i do my iPhone the battery only lasts for about 5 hours!

I am using juice defender (free edition) to see if that will make any difference.
[Galaxy S II General] MasterLapa:
I' ve sold mine the past week, got a Galaxy S for backup, sold that too and now owning a Galaxy S II :D

I was so pissed about iOS, no modifications at all and jailbreak didn't change things a lot..i had already a Galaxy Tab with custom ROM, kernel and such things and i loved it so i HAD to do the step iPhone>Galaxy S II ;)

I don't miss anything, maybe the battery life, but it's well known that 2.3.3 has issues with dual core processors and we can't really compare an iPhone with such an hardware beast! This italian guy has no regrets at all
[Galaxy S II General] mattism78:
I have yet to really beat on the phone all day. I am also very anal about closing programs and clearing RAM. Under casual use I'm seeing the same battery life.
[Galaxy S II General] zkyevolved:
I don't know how people can praise the iphone 4 battery life that much! I have had 2 of them (iphone 4s) and with the screen on at 50% brightness, and use of 3G to either chat, or browse the web or both, mine is dead in 5.5 hours MAX (being optimistic). If I barely touch it, it can go through 2 days. But if i use it the way God intended us people to use our smartphones, then mine's dead in a matter of hours. Lame. So I don't really mind if I can only get 5 hours of screen time on my SGS2 :)
[Galaxy S II General] simacca:
I class myself as a heavy user and I get 10-12 hours out of my iphone 4. With moderate use, much more.

Brightness set to auto, Wifi on, 3g on.

Out of all the smartphones I have had, the iPhone 4 and Blackberry Bold have had the best battery life for me.
[Galaxy S II General] dan13l:
There's a tweak you can make for Bluetooth audio. I'll see if I can find it.
[Galaxy S II General] cchant:
I am trying to sell my iphone 4 as we speak!
[Galaxy S II General] zkyevolved:
Agreed to the Blackberries, I've had a bunch of them. The 9700 is by far the best. I still have it as a backup.

My iphone on Wifi can last all day. My iphone on 3G dies in a matter of hours. I've had the same issue on both the two iphone 4s I've had. One funny thing is that I left the house one day at 9:30 am, unplugging it as I left, and by I got home, by 2pm, the usage meter said that it had been on for 4 hours and 9 minutes, which is just IMPOSSIBLE. I didn't use it that much! I did use it a lot, but Apple tries to make u think that you're getting great battery life out of it. It's not true. My Blackberry saw A LOT more screen on time (totaling about 2 hours) than my iPhone. Every day my iphone reports A LOT of hours of usage. It lies. ALL LIES! Bring in the GUARDS! (Austin Powers ref, lol). One day in class it reported of the 6 hours of class, it was on for 5.5... Emm... And how was I able to take notes? Participate in debates? Or even read aloud! LOL! Every time I pressed that damn screen on button it thought it was a minute :P haha.