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[General Questions and Answers] Mustang302LX:
That's the issue. It's a long story but short version is I'm getting a great deal and have to get VzW tomorrow lol.
[General Questions and Answers] sublimaze:
I have a TB & I'm very pleased with it. But it does have shortcomings, which you are proly aware of. Most significantly, the 1400mah battery is too small for the device. If you get a spare battery or extended battery, it's not an issue. The TB screen is excellent for lcd, but if you like the vivid colors & blacks of amoleds, the TB screen will leave you wanting. The TB is fairly hefty -- some ppl like a heavier feel, others prefer featherweight phones -- it's personal preference. The TB dev community is *very* active. There are so many roms & kernels to choose from, it's amazing. There is literally a new rom or kernel version posted every other day. Besides the dev community, the thing I like most about the TB is its blazing speed. If you are in a 4G area, you truly have a wonder in your hand. Some ppl say it's faster than their cable connection at home, and I believe them. Absolutely no stuttering on youtube, audiogalaxy or pandora. If you can accept its lackluster battery life, I think you will be hard pressed to find a more satisfying device overall. You have 14 days to decide if you want to keep it, which is nice too.
[General Questions and Answers] Mustang302LX:
Wow thanks for the info. I'm headed to the store to get a nice new TB and probably the extended battery.
[EVO 4G General] kawyboy:
My wife just recieve gingerbread OTA today. Should see some great finished roms very soon. Can't wait.
[EVO 4G General] edufur:
Then she received it late. And if she received it OTA, I don't think she will be seeing custom ROMs for weeks to come. Root solution needs to be found first for the OTA folks.
[EVO 4G General] bjb_nyj101:
She did not receive it late. The OTA didn't start getting pushed out until today.
[EVO 4G General] borrowedchief:
But it was available for manual DL last fri...
[EVO 4G General] Gillw202:
There has to be a root developed for this !
[EVO 4G General] edufur:
People took this a couple days ago and lost root. You are incorrect.
[EVO 4G General] indagroove:
Those who got it before today updated manually via OTA. The OTA wasn't pushed automatically until 6/6/11. You are incorrect.
[EVO 4G General] skylar.sutton:
HEY LOOK EVERYBODY, ANOTHER POINTLESS THREAD ABOUT THE OTA GINGERBREAD UPDATE.

Seriously guys, there are like 90 topics on this already... I've probably missed some pretty cool threads in the sea of "ZOMGWTFBBQ OTA IS OUT!" threads.
[EVO 4G General] ShiftyBob:
My fathers unrEVOked EVO had the update pushed yesterday... he got the triangle of death and luckily had a Nand backup.
[Captivate General] rompus:
*mods, please delete*
[HTC Inspire 4G] ZOMBIES!:
So yeah Ios5 is pretty bad ass. I might just have to get rid of my inspire.

Stock Inspire 4G
[HTC Inspire 4G] mudknot2005:
they see me trolling ?
[HTC Inspire 4G] RinZo:
They hatin' hahah
[HTC Inspire 4G] ZOMBIES!:
I've had bad luck with the inspire. **** battery, **** call quality. Don't get me wrong android is great but worthless if your battery runs out.

Stock Inspire 4G
[HTC Inspire 4G] Carlrobling:
I've had my phone off the charger since 3:45 pm. With decent use my battery is at 68%(its 12:26). With a decent ROM and setcpu with a screen off profile you can get decent battery life.
[HTC Inspire 4G] mudknot2005:
^ that sir is why, my inspire kills my buddys ip4 on battery life call quality and speed, any day of the week.
[HTC Inspire 4G] ZOMBIES!:
Yeah but I feel as if I shouldn't need to root my phone to get good battery life. I never once had a problem worth my iphone.

Stock Inspire 4G
[HTC Inspire 4G] Printerscape:
See ya! Won't be missing you, don't worry.
[HTC Inspire 4G] ChrisAC84:
To each his own. I am also getting rid of my Inspire. not for an Iphone, rather the HTC Sensation in 2 days (if I can wait that long lol)
[HTC Inspire 4G] Bluegrassman:
I was disgusted with my battery life initially. But after some very minor tweaks, stopped FB and Sense from constant updating and turn off WiFi when I'm not near any, and I now easily get 10-12 hours of fairly heavy use.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Bluegrassman:
That Sig should say Inspire 4G. Can't see a way to change it from the forum app though...
[HTC Inspire 4G] nobitacu:
I can get well over 16-20 hours as well with normal usage, which is fine since I'll be back at home sleeping again to recharge my phone.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Bluegrassman:
Any particular changes you made that contributed to greater battery life?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Carlrobling:
The phone makers make a phone they feels is stable. Then those of us that know the capabilities tweak them to get the best from them. I haven't had a phone I didn't hack (tweak) for 4 years now(even my iphones 2g, 3g, 3gs, and 4). All I can say is good luck and I hope you can find something that makes you happy stock. I'll never be happy stock. And androids the easiest to hack mod and tweak.
[HTC Inspire 4G] mudknot2005:
android= open and easily customizable ( with a lot of phone makers supporting the dev community including htc)

Iphone 2g/3g/4/5= closed and not even close to being as customizable as android.

Android phones= made by the phones actual maker, with os provided by google who also releases source code (inmost cases by google and the manufacturer)

Iphones= not even made by apple (ex. the iphone 4's chip set is made by samsung, and the touch screen is made by lg) Apple openly fights their dev community in a effort to keep their phone locked down ( they even filed a lawsuit which they lost), they never release the source.

The choice is yours
[HTC Inspire 4G] Carlrobling:
I completely agree. Although iphones are somewhat customizable nothing near android and its open source. Thanks for your input mud. Always nice to see you back me up lol.
[HTC Inspire 4G] matrx10503:
....to be fair...you have a point

But........just get another Android device then?, its still worth the "trouble"

To Each Its Own Though......Iphone? i've passed and i'll pass

End of Topic....
[HTC Inspire 4G] matrx10503:
(Since this thread sucks anyway...j/k :-)

THREAD JACK!: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13166778&postcount=4
[HTC Inspire 4G] wade7919:
If i was giving an Iphone4 or that Iphone5 thats coming out whenever it is suppose to, the same day it would be on Craigslist and Ebay. Then with the cash i made off it I would buy 2 new Android devices that would run circles around every iphone...

everyone i know has left apple cause of ****ty build quality and loss of calls and just no custimazation at all, I've gotten my whole family brothers / brotherNlaws / sisters / neices / cousins / uncles etc... into Androids... including co workers and so forth, actually got a company with about 2500 employes to give up Apple for Android products
[HTC Inspire 4G] cordell507:
miui with lordmods kernel underclocked to 660 mhz smartass i get really good performance surprisingly and days of battery
[Captivate Themes and Apps] rompus:
Here is one I made for Serendipity. Great ROM! I love the new Logo for S7.

It just pops on a wallpaper. This one has a Galaxy theme.

I have more I am working on. Will add to this thread as I finish them.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] rompus:
Here is one I use for my lockscreen.

Added a little glow to the S7 logo.

Thanks again to Mikey Mike and Chance M for the great ROM!
[Captivate Themes and Apps] Chaz1337:
Those look awesome! I'm using your lock screen one as my own now! ;)

Thanks again!
[Captivate Themes and Apps] rompus:
Two more with Serendipity theme.
[EVO 4G General] dpilcher:
With all of the issues with Sprint and their 'replacement' units I've had lately, I thought I would post a quick 1-2 punch to show an easy process that I used. This will work going from a NIB EVO (providing it has been rooted by the DEV's depending on the HBOOT...etc) or from fully rooted to wanting to go back to scratch (for whatever reason you may have). Usual searches will give you what you need, just thought I would put what I've done together. Just make sure you have an actual ROM running and DO NOT WIPE. Otherwise I've included the usb driver links below and an RUU so that you can install through HBOOT USB.

http://unrevoked.com/rootwiki/lib/e...unrevoked.com/recovery/android-usb-driver.zip

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1059719&highlight=ruu

I know there are other threads out there that show you the way, just wanted to give my two cents and show what I've used to play and to send it back or start over. Can go ROOT-UNROOTED with minimal effort as of today...things will change as they always do!

I am just going to paste the links I've used in hopes that it will help in any way...if not...oh well, I tried. You should be able to figure out where you need to start..going forward or backwards depending on what you are wanting to do.

ROOT:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=838448

THANKS xHausx

Depending on what HBOOT you have, read through the first couple posts. You will also have options to root with and without a rooted ROM (Autoroot Quick). Depending on what version you have...it may need to use the Unrevoked Forever. The UNROOT link will also show you what to do if that occurs and if it does not. (Son/Soff)

UNROOT:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=780141

THANKS djR3Z

This link will give you the ability to unroot with a bit of ease. Just make sure if the ROOT direction needed the Unrevoked Forever applied. You will need to use the Unrevoked Forever Son. The UNROOT links will give you an older version of factory software and will require 3 upgrades if you want to get to the most current (as of today anyway). Unless they update the PC36IMG file to include a more up to date version. Depending on what Radio you have, you will need to make sure you are not above the below link. If so, you will need to flash this radio so that the script works. Otherwise it will give you an error saying wrong radio:

http://www.mediafire.com/file/2pjq2dhjv6ntxnh/EVO_Radio_2.15.00.11.19.zip

Just my way of doing things lately...mileage may very!

Oh yeah, and by doing any of these options breaks your precious, not my fault or the fault of the actual individuals who did the work :)

EDIT: Just rooted and unrooted for the second time this week...third EVO will be here in a couple days. Well that is if they actually ordered it this time (long boring story). Sitting stock is boring...but actually have to work tomorrow and won't have time to get rid of the fun stuff before going in and a good excuse to quit messing with it for a couple days and actually do something else. Off to Breast Buy tomorrow to get one for my son for $50 bones.
[EVO 4G General] dpilcher:
Finally..the 3rd EVO replacement had a defective screen as well. The sympathetic rep agreed that it was time...he swapped it out with a brand NIB EVO (004)....yes. Fortunately, the same day I picked up another EVO (004) from Best Buy ($50), and took them both without activation being done by either rep, for obvious rooting ease. Fortunately, they were both still on 3.7 and am a happy camper.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] beanboy89:
Hello,

I recently got a HP iPAQ H5455 with Windows Mobile 2003 at a garage sale. After some headaches and a bit of time wasted to get the battery charged, I was able to get the device to boot up and reset to remove the PIN that was installed by the previous owner.

Anyway, I'm having some problems being able to connect to WiFi. It wasn't obvious at first enabling WiFi, but after some research, I found an "IPAQ Wireless" on the device which is used to enable and disable Bluetooth and WLAN. After enabling WLAN (WiFi) for the first time, a notification appears to connect to a wireless network, so I choose my network and entered my WEP key. All normal procedure for connecting to a WiFi network. However, I noticed that I was not connected.

I then went to Start > Settings > Connections > Connections > Advanced > Network Card > Wireless and there I found a list of WiFi networks in range. I tried to connect to my network again by clearing all the data in the Authentication tab and re-entering it, including the WEP key. I tapped OK, but still no connection.

I thought that it may have been having trouble with the WEP key, so I set up an unencrypted network on another wireless router and tried to connect, but the same thing happens. Absolutely nothing.

Throughout the entire time I have WiFi on, the WLAN indicator LED on the device is flashing amber, which means no wireless link, according to the manual; a green flashing LED would indicate a wireless link.

Does anyone know what may be the problem here? I realize that I'm taking a shot in the dark here due to the age of not only the device, but the OS as well, but it's worth a shot, I think.

Thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JJJustMee:
I'm using WM5 but sounds the same. Look in Ipaq Wireless> Advanced>IP Info> Config

and make sure you're using "sever assigned IP address"

Sometimes I'll have to renew the IP address multiple times to get it to stick, even though been usiging this connection over a year. I do it in the Ipaq Wireless> Advanced> Status page.

Sometimes a soft reset is needed to get things working correctly. For some reason on my device going between BT, Wifi and the SD will get the next one out of whack and the soft reset is the only cure.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] beanboy89:
The iPAQ Wireless app in WM2003 only has options for enabling and disabling Bluetooth and WLAN, and nothing else. I believe there may be settings for IP configuration in Start > Settings > Connections > Connections > Advanced > Network Card > Network Adapters. I see one of the adapters listed as "iPAQ USB Wireless Adapter." Is that the correct adapter? None of the others listed seem to make any sense when dealing with WiFi.

Edit: I checked in the iPAQ USB Wireless Adapter settings, and "Use server-assigned IP address" was already selected. I don't see anything about renewing the IP Address.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JJJustMee:
OK I'll try again first 2 replies got flushed by the system. My wireless card's name is similar to yours'. If you can see devices to connect to this part(radio) is already working.

I can renew the IP address on the page that has the signal strength meter (the status page for me). The IP and MAC addresses can also be seen at the bottom of the Ipaq Wireless>WLAN page. The wireless layout in WM5 hasn't been intuitive for me and still have to search quite a bit to find things.

Now you need to get your setting so you can get an IP address.

They don't seem to allow me to post a link

frommypocket(dot)pocketprimer(dot)com/2007/07/18/pocket-pc-networking.aspx

HP has forum on their website. Proffesser Julia that does the above page is a top poster there.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] beanboy89:
The problem I'm having is that the device can't even seem to properly connect to any WiFi access point. The Networking GUI says it is connected to my access point, but the hardware indicator LED is flashing amber, which seems to indicate no connection. The inability to connect to anything, even locally, seems to confirm this.

Furthermore, the iPAQ wireless app on my device (running Windows Mobile 2003) has no options for anything other than turning on or off the WLAN and Bluetooth.

The instructions in the page linked to above don't seem to match my device. That looks like it may be for Windows Mobile 2003 SE, and not the original version of WM2003.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] JJJustMee:
Seems there may be enough difference I can't help you but if that's all you have don't see how you'll be able to connect to encrypted WiFi. Not familiar at all with 2003. Suspect small diffences exist just from one model to the next depending on where HP/Compaq left it. It has to have some level of functionality to be usefull.

I notice she says if the connect icon turns green you may need to run IE to finish connecting. No mention of the flashing light. My device has a blue light that flashes whenever a radio is on and gives no indication of connection.

These pages are more specific to your problem than my previous post.Hope it helps.

frommypocket(dot)pocketprimer(dot)com/2007/07/12/connect-your-pocket-pc-to-a-wifi-access-point.aspx

frommypocket(dot)pocketprimer(dot)com/2007/07/07/how-do-i-connect-my-pocket-pc-to-the-internet.aspx

Just my $.02 but I think if M$ had made this kind of thing simple and Activesync bullet proof the PPC would have sold like the iPhone.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] beanboy89:
Thanks for your time in trying to solve the problem, JJJustMee.

It's just so strange that the OS can find WiFi networks and appear to be connect to them, but the hardware itself says it's not connected, and I cannot make any connection to my network or webpages.

Anyone else have any ideas?

Thanks.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jst8851:
I have flashed many roms...i just recently flashed cm7 in hopes of 4g usb tethering...which doesnt work and the gps doesn't lock onto my location. Any suggestions?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RDL27:
I need help. I rooted my EVO and I followed the two steps for unrooting. I have the S-ON. I flashed the PC36IMG.ZIP. It failed stating that "main version is older". Am I missing a step? I rooted the Evo again and followed the two steps for unrooting and still getting the same message. It recognizes the zip file and loads but states that "Failed. Main version is older". Help please.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atapia984:
Try this.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14455287&postcount=20
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k2buckley:
Just make sure that once you're unrooted, you don't take the OTA (unless you don't care about getting rooted again) There is currently no root exploit for the new OTA.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blues2009:
Thank you! I had the same exact problem and followed the instuctions. It was easy!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dajoip:
Perfect for me as well, been looking for that link. Thanks a bunch!
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dimacari:
OK so I was out and droped my phone , it froze and I couldnt unlock it. I took the battery out and it would get stuck on the screen that says samsung. I looked all over the internet and found a way that should have fixed it. All it did was take my verizon phone and put at&t on it and so now all it does is load up a white at&t screen. I cant get it to go into downloading mode by holding the volume buttons what do I do now. I had previously rooted it, and as such the warrentys void but I figured that if I ever needed to fix it Id factory reset it but I cant even do that so I assume I am screwed.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] imnuts:
What possessed you to flash AT&T firmware to a VZW phone? If you can't get into Download Mode, you are stuck with a paperweight unless you have insurance.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dimacari:
It wasnt oh im going to test fate it was more of a google how to fix and thats what came up and so after trying and trying and trying to get it to work it did at%t I didnt know it was at&t till it was too late I thought it was verizon because thats what I searched for. What are all the ways to get into the different modes? all the phone will do its show the screen and then shut off boot again then shut off and so on so forth. If I unplug the usb while the battery is it will boot up.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FDro:
For fascinate, take battery out, plug phone to usb and hold down the down volume button. But since you flashed a captivate recovery I'm not sure if that will still work.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dread This Day:
I honestly hate to say it, but I'm pretty sure you're ****ed. Bricked. If you can't get into Download Mode, there isn't anything you can do. If you hadn't flashed the wrong ROM, I'd say you might have been able to boot into CWM and reflash whatever ROM you had (if you still had it on your SD card). My advice, try to get it exchanged.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dimacari:
**** I figured I hate that it put at&t on it I hate at&t thanks for the help guys.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kevin Gossett:
Will the Heimdall trick not work for this like it does for fixing an i9000 flash?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dimacari:
I fixed I made a jig and got it to download
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chevybythesea:
How did you get it to work?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidstyle:
Sounds like he made a jig and got it into download mode lol. Search it in google...
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJ5150:
haha... jig to the rescue again. sweet!

Stock Froyo Here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1178544
[Galaxy S II General] zwfln:
Korean Galaxy SII M250L EE31 rom
[Galaxy S II General] AllGamer:
OMG! that website is soooooooo slow, and the ROM is chopped into many RAR parts
[Galaxy S II General] sgstwo:
What is the product code and version?

Dial *#1234# to get the PDA, PHONE, and CSC versions.

Dial *2767*4387264636# to get the Pcode.
[Galaxy S II General] Sticks02:
If you look on the side it's also got the latest M250K and M250S firmware.
[Galaxy S II General] zwfln:
m250L nam set code

hi sgstwo do you know m250L nam set code,thanks
[Galaxy S II General] aslsthlm:
Anyone tried´t ??
[Galaxy S II General] nightranger73:
Korean SGS II have different hardware.

Sent from my Galaxy SII

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[Galaxy S II General] Hollow.Droid:
Here's the .tar in one download :)

http://www.multiupload.com/8QBLHO72P2
[Galaxy S II General] sgstwo:
Was that the only file available? Usually there's 4-5 .tar files zipped. There's no CSC file.
[Galaxy S II General] sgstwo:
Go to the phone app and dial the below numbers and you'll get the version:

Dial *#1234# to get the PDA, PHONE, and CSC versions.

Dial *2767*4387264636# to get the Pcode.
[Galaxy S II General] nightranger73:
M250-L it's not I9100

There's even the M250-K and M

They have NFC on board and your phone has it?

They are different hardware variants. Like Vibrant and Captivate and i9000

BTW if you want flash it use the single tar as PDA as it was on all stock firmware released till now

Sent from my Galaxy SII

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[Galaxy S II General] sgstwo:
Last time I checked, no. But I'll check again. ;)

Do you have the phone? I just want to download the complete firmware.
[Galaxy S II General] nightranger73:
It is a complete firmware. Look at size. Read intratech thread on stock firmwares to find an Howto for extraction of PDA, modem and csc

Sent from my Galaxy SII

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[Galaxy S II General] sgstwo:
It's not complete when it's missing files. It contains Sbl.bin, factoryfs.img, modem.bin and zImage. Just checking file size does not prove a thing. Open the file and view it. Missing files (assuming Korean firmwares ship with the same files) are boot.bin, cache.img, hidden.img and param.lfs.

Now if someone with a Korean phone can just tell me the version number (see first page), anyone can probably download the complete firmware from Samsung's servers with checkfusdownloader.
[Galaxy S II General] zwfln:
shw-m250L I have root

shw-m250L I have root ye.
[Galaxy S II General] gordgelin:
that's not hard at all. ee31/el21+tegrak kernel = root :)