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[XPERIA X8 General] mcboykin:
i've been reading this forum for a while, but

today I ran into a problem I really can't

solve.hoping that

one of you guys could offer some advice.

Here's the deal (I'll try to make it as short

as possible):

I've got an xperia x8, which worked fine

on my previous official stock ROM 2.1.

I installed a custom ROM (froyobread v.12)today and i keep gettn notified that ''com.android.phone'' had

stopped unexpectedly.

I've done everything I can think of, but this

problem persists as long as the current

SIM card is in. After each force close, the error

just repeats itself. Here's what I know:

other SIM card works flawlessly in the

phone with the custom ROM.

The error doesn't occur until it tries to

connect to the cellular network with the current SIM

Neither a soft nor a hard reset does

anything.

As I see it, there are a couple of options:

I think The SIM card is incompatible with the ROM because it works great on my old phone n also works great when i go bact to my original stock ROM 2.1.

If anyone can offer some insight or advice,

I'll very much appreciate it!

Thanks!
[XPERIA X8 General] Graveir:
Did you try a full wipe? And just btw, I have a something like 10 years old sim card and it runs ok with FroyoBread :)
[XPERIA X8 General] doixanh:
This is a known error for all custom ROMs. There are reports from Vietnamese guys saying that with some SIM cards it got FCs.

The only solution is to change SIM card, hopefully it will be compatible with custom ROMs. I don't have any problem like this so I cannot fix it myself.
[XPERIA X8 General] mcboykin:
yh gravier i did all the wipes seems to happen only when i put that particular sim in.
[XPERIA X8 General] mcboykin:
dx exactly what i have in mind, sad part is my operator phased out all the old type of sim and replaced it with this new type which is givin me all dis problems. thanks for d help man n oh great rom :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jakeneal22:
Okay so I have went back to enomthers rom because it has been my favorite for a long time but I don't know how to stop the update notification. I have read

About a fota.zip but I can't seem to find a link.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Search Google for "fotakill.zip".
[Android Software Development] petrochemicals:
How do I find what the package and class name of any of my android apps are?
[Android Software Development] killersnowman:
You want to do this programmatically or just browsing?

You can use adb to browse tour data folders and see the apks which have the package in the name.

Also cm7 has a really nice package browser built in

From something awesome
[Android Software Development] killersnowman:
Try this. Seems to work

http://www.androlib.com/android.app...ed:+AndrolibUS+(AndroLib+:+New+Apps+and+Games)

From something awesome
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] zaphyr:
When I get my GT10.1 I plan to read a lot of books. I tried it on my DHD using Aldiko, but I think the screen is to small.

I've seen the videos of the preinstalled book app, it looks sweet! Is it a Google app or Samsung?

I'm wondering what book apps would you reccomend?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] Decimation:
It's the Google Books app. But I find myself using the Kindle app.....but I guess that because I have an amazon account.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] zaphyr:
Heh, apparently Google Books is not available in Sweden yet...can't find it on the Market and the Google Books internet page just tells me it's not available. Wonder if Samsung will remove the app on the European/Swedish Tabs...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] Berner:
Aldiko looks and works great on the Tab.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] :
+ 1
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] dagaetch:
+1

The google books app and kindle app are both fine, but I need the ability to sideload epub files, so...

I do wish you could limit the page length in aldiko though. One full screen (in portrait) is an awful lot of text.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] RCCola85:
Aldiko lets you load ePub files from your SD card. I used Aldiko heavily on my Evo 4G but I find myself preferring the Nook app on the tablet. It loads ePubs, splits the pages in two in landscape mode & has page transitions like you see in the Books app. I haven't tried Kindle, but Kobo also lets you load ePubs.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] love is me:
In general I like google book and like the animation of it. However, its still very poor when it comes to functionality. You can't highlight, write note, or annotate. The app by itself remember your last location but you cant mark a page. It still needs more work to be done as i think its unfinished app. I contacted google regarding that, and they said that they are still working to improve the app as its still and i quote "a baby"

I am gonna receive my Tab 10.1 tomorrow and as you have mentioned, i will be doing lots of reading as its one of the reasons i bought the tab. For the meaintime, I think I will go with the Kindle version unless otherwise, google impvorved their ebook.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] asim99:
I am using Nook. Kobo is also good. But anybody know if there is any book app which has built in English dictionary ( or atleast link to an external dictionary) so if you want to know meaning of a word you just highlight and option is there for meaning/synonymous . This is helpful for people for whom English is not first language.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] Mighty Mike:
I've tried quite a few, and I find Montano Reader the best for me. Full anotation and highlighting, bookmarking, side loading of epubs and PDF's. I will let you read almost anything.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] upperkingjr:
Asus has a nice books app mybooks I think, they extracted from the transformer Not sure if its working on other tablets yet.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] t.k.h.:
I'm all about Kindle. I guess it's partly because I have a lot of books there, and don't want to switch, but I like that it's not overly animated, and I can highlight and search in google, wikipedia, and see dictionary definitions directly from the page.

Kind of blows me away that google didn't add in the functionality to highlight and perform a google search.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] SellswordShev:
I have tried pretty much every reader on the market after getting my gt10.1. Nook is probably does the best job of having all the desires features (thought definitely not perfect). Kindle and google books are lacking major features (most importantly highlighting, bookmarking etc + importing non-drm files). Third party apps like cool reader, aldiko and fbreader all have great functionality, but they lack the polished UI you get from the big names. So I chose Nook, because it has the most functionality to go with its polished look. If it had custom fonts it would be near perfect for me.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] mesasone:
I've been using the Nook app so far for my limited reading. I tried that, a well as the Kindle app, and prefer the Nook app so far. Nook seems to have more formatting options and I like the "butter" color scheme for daylight reading - it's sort in between the white and sepia settings in Kindle(both of which are available in the Book app as well).

My biggest compliant so far is that text selection can be difficult. I haven't quite figured out how to consistently make a selection so far.
[HTC Sensation] alfa71omega:
Hi All,

while snapping photos the phone freeze. :confused::confused::confused::confused:

Black screen. I'd to switch it on again.

Ideas?

P.s.: FMP..... NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[HTC Sensation] Falen:
I had my Sensation 4G freeze while trying to switch between Sense and LauncherPro. Then I would guess it turned off after a minute and I pressed the power button to turn it on again.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MIMi King:
HI after reading all those topics over VPN for Android I tested over 10 PPTP services on my Android but no-one were successful on my Desire... so i checked IPSEC services like HotSpoiShield together with VPNC Widget Client... now it connects but disconnects every minute... so i can't do anything...

One time it remained connected for like 1 hour but after that i changed my rom and after sometime restored the backups of the previous rom(LeeDrOid 3.0.7) but it again disconnects...

any help? why it's getting disconnected?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] supermerkin:
Is this phone out in the US? What carrier is it on or can I get it with full use on ATT network?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krabman:
It is not out in the states but will be released by all the carriers none of which have an official release date announced yet. The international eu version works fine on AT&T and is available at Clove, Handtech, and others. All of this could have been learned quickly in a search.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] supermerkin:
Thank you, and I apologize for not getting enough info in the search I did perform which warranted the Q.
[Defy General] shenoy007:
hi i ordred new battery for defy from bbo store..after three complete charges..it dischage quikly then stock battery..dont purchase it .they tell lie it doesnt have 2200 power in it...
[HD2 General] Haez:
Hi !

I recently bought a HTC HD2 from a friend and I wanted to get rid of Winmo and install Android on this phone.

I started by flashing HARDSPL 2.08 on my phone using HSPL4 and it worked because when I go into the bootloader (The tri-color screen ?) I can see "SPL-2.08.HSPL" and "CotullaHSPL".

Then I performed a Task29 using the HTC HD2 Toolkit, I reboot my phone to the tri-color screen and then I tried to install MAGLDR.

And here is the problem, I cannot enter into MAGLDR ! On every video I have seen, people just power on their phone and after the HTC screen they get the MAGLDR menu, my phone just get stuck on the HTC Screen !

I don't know understand the problem, maybe I missed a step (I'm a noob ...), so if you can help, I'd be very thankful ! :)

Haez
[HD2 General] tictac0566:
task29 erased the phone memory.

You should re-install HSPL 2.08, the correct Radio ROM, and then MAGLDR.
[HD2 General] Haez:
Thank you for your quick reply !

I'll try as you said and start at the beginning with re-installing HSPL 2.08, but what do you mean with "the correct Radio ROM" ?

[EDIT] I searched, and I found :) [/EDIT]

Thank you again !

Haez

[EDIT2] It worked ! I am in MAGLDR, thank you tictac0566 ! [/EDIT2]
[HD2 General] tictac0566:
I´m glad it worked... sorry for my short answer, sometimes I tend to forget mentioning things which are "too normal" for myself. :o
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] csphoenix1:
[Q] Problem with FreeX10 and an error "Can't open dex cache '/data/dalvik-cache/"

Hello to all.

I'm french and i'm sorry per advance if i don't speak English very well.

I installed the Rom of zdzihu FreeX10 on my X10i :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=900441

All fonctions run very well :)

But, today, i have a problem.

Per exemple, when my phone is turn on since 5 hours, and that i want run an application, i have a pop up error on my screen who say to me "Close the application".

I have try to reinstall my Rom, but i have the same problem.

I have install aLogcat, and when i see the logs, i can read in red color :

"Can't open dex cache '/data/dalvik-cache/".

I have tried to search on google, but i don't find the solution. Too many results but nothing speak of FreeX10 Rom.

Can you help me ?

Thank per advance :)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] csphoenix1:
Anybody can help me ?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oresteez:
Hi all,

I know the G tab has been out since late last year...

And I know that after I root and rom it, this thing will be amazing.

But am I too late for the party? Is it worth it to buy one now? Or should I just wait at this point to see if something better is coming out... I have not been researching tablets as much as phones lately.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrm5035:
This is a good question. The G-Tab is a sweet tablet for the price point, it will get its best shot at Honeycomb next week, when Notion Ink drops a first party release of Honeycomb for the Adam (which shares a lot of similar elements to our tablet).

That being said, everyone who currently owns a tablet (except for the Transformer and the NEW Galaxy Tab 10.1) is paying the early adopter price. Android isn't 100% there yet, but if you own an Android phone you know this. For me, I absolutely love Gingerbread (2.3.3) on my Droid X, and I loved 2.3.4 on my Droid 1; it's a complete enough OS for me now. Honeycomb 3.1 feels much better than 3.0 as well.

Tegra 3 (Kal-El) is right around the corner, and will probably come in at a $400.00 price point. Qualcomm is shooting for 4-core tablet processors by the end of the year (Q4). Also, we're expecting to see Ice Cream / Ice Cream Sandwich (next Android version, for both tablet and phone) in late Q3.

If you can wait, wait. if not, get a G-Tab. Something like a Xoom is not worth the premium over the G-Tab, even for a nicer screen.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roebeet:
It is an excellent question, but you really have to understand your own tech preferences to know for sure.

The GTAB's main cons right now are the screen angles (most likely unfixable) and the stock software. For the latter, there are many mods you can use, but if you are looking for a HC port it's not quite there yet - we're hoping that will change soon.

Its pros are price. For $125 less than a Transformer, you can get a device that's comparable in speed and might be comparable in software, in the near future. But you are in the hands of the modding community since the vendor seems to have abandoned the device. :(

There will always be the next best thing, around the corner. So it's a really a question of price and whether or not the device serves your purposes at that price.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oresteez:
I'm confident that this device is more than capable of doing what I want to do. :)

Mostly web browsing.

Some games.

Perhaps Facebook games.

youtube, flash, netflix if possible.

I'm not going to use it for work, and start editting documents, etc.

I'm going to check out one at Sears possibly today and see if the viewing angles are an issue.

I think the main reason I'm worried about something new coming out, is because of the chance the modding community might move on to the next device. haha :)
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roebeet:
Also a valid point to consider. I can't speak for everyone here, but for myself I plan to pull back after this month. Not so much because the GTAB isn't a good device to mod anymore, but for personal reasons (taking a break from modding tablets, in general - will still have my GTAB but will be less focused on it, that's all).

There was a bit of a lull last month, but there's still activity right now in development as new devs have popped up as some of the older devs/modders have moved on it seems. So, it's hard to say what will happen in a few months, but right now there's still some activity. I think that will continue until the Notion Ink HC port shows up and it's ported over to the GTAB (we hope).
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elroyy:
Great info in these posts as i'm in the same situation as the original poster. Currently an ipad user but would like to try an android tablet on the "cheap". Unfortunately, there isn't any retailer nearby carrying the tablet so i cant see how bad the viewing angles are first hand. Is the screen good straight on?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodintentions:
Have you ever used a netbook before? The screen is a typical netbook screen. Straight on and 45 degrees each way looks fine. From up above viewing angle will go to almost 90 degrees without the loss of quality. From below anything beyond 45 degrees and you will lose the colors.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TJEvans:
There are also some nice youtube video comparisons between the G-Tablet and iPad. One in particular shows the differences in the viewing angles. You'll know which one I'm talking about becuase the creator uses his daughter's iPad, with her "Hello Kitty" wallpaper on it...

(in my opinion though, how can you see the superiority of a screen that has Hello Kitty on it, lol)
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k3an:
The viewing angles are bad, but, I VERY rarely need to share the screen or find myself in a position where the screen is hard to see. sure, other devices have screens with better angles, but how often do you browse the web or watch a movie at an 80 degree angle from a personal device?

I love this tablet. I bought a leather case from electronic crap dot com and its like carrying around a journal. Easy to carry, I play games on it and I log into my computer at work from it all the time.

I agree, there always something better around the corner, but this tab has a great price point and there are lots of stable and highly usable roms.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodintentions:
Bottom line is you don't get this tablet because its the latest and greatest. You gt it because its way cheaper than other tabs with the same power.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elroyy:
Thanks everyone. I do have a netbook, never really had issues with the screen. I also saw that video with the hello kitty screen saver. Straight on, i'm guessing the screen is pretty decent.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dfin13:
You will be happier spending a bit more on the crop of Honeycomb tablets released this year. The first time you flip your gTab around to show someone something on the screen, only to see that person moving his or her head around with a look of stern concentration on their face, desperately trying to find the right angle to see what the hell you're trying to show them, you'll wish you had forked over their extra $100 or so for a better screen. You may think, "Oh I'll never do that, I'll always just be looking at it straight on with no deviation!" but you'll find out soon enough that's not the case.

That's just one example. There are other solitary situations where the screen won't be at the sweet-spot angle -- for example, my Transformer is sitting on my desk here at work, propped up in its case, but it's behind me and to the right, and still looks great. I often reach back and press the power switch to get a quick look at my email or whatnot. The gTab would require me to move directly in front of it to get a good view.

gTab was a good starter tablet when the only other option was a $700 Xoom. With the cheaper tablets being released, its value has decreased greatly. But if you only have $275 or whatever to spend, and can't afford $125 more, then I guess it's your best option for a 10.1" Android tablet.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asdf73:
Hi my 2 cents...

Having used the G-tab for about 4+ months; my recommendation is to wait (if you can). My biggest gripe is the screen (both resolution and viewing angles).

I use it primarily as a media consumption device...watching videos, games, browsing and reading books (in that order)

videos - if I have an option (pc or tv near by) i chose them as the resolution on G-tab is not good. HD videos are choppy (I have tried a few mods but all more or less same)

Games - this is good no complaints

Browsing - this does not have 3g so without wifi its useless. I tether using my iphone, which is cumbersome but works

Reading books - good; but the screen is useless outside (unless its night or cloudy)

This is a great device to buy cheap and beat the crap out of it...(software wise). I also owned an ipad and adam and they also have their own problems.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crm_007:
My first Android tablet is Gtab because it is cheaper and has good performance compared to other 10" tablet in the market. For 10" size tablet, if you have up to $300 budget, Gtab was a good starter tablet (with Xda support). If you have up to $400 to spend, ASUS transformer is not bad. If you have more than $500, of course, you will have more choices. So it depend on your budget.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Elroyy:
Thanks everyone for your replies. I think this would be a good, cheap way to get into Android tablets. I would still have my ipad as a backup.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodintentions:
I'm willing to bet you only tried the ginger based ones. Those don't have hw acceleration, so HD vids are choppy. The froyo ones, especially the ones based off of TnT, are pretty smooth.

My recommendation to the OP is if you're going to get the gtab please please please go to my website and read it. And if you're going to compare it to the ipad, please stick with froyo. It is not the latest and greatest, but it certainly is stable and fast.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vlad_z:
I was thinking about TF or GT10.1 but non of HC based tablets supports Netflix as for the moment... Well, paying $125 or more in case of GT10.1 for not been able to watch Netflix in my opinion is just wrong.

No doubt, IPS or better screen is a must for photo-frames.

All in all there are no perfect tablet as of now but hopefully we will get there...
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oresteez:
I went to Office Depot today to see the screen.

I didn't think it was as bad as what everyone is saying.

Sure, its not as nice as an iPad screen...but its potentially almost half the price...

I don't mind that tradeoff... I'm looking at buying it used anyway. I figured that's the best way to break into the tablet realm and not have any regret about not waiting..
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] linkmon:
Hey, I sent you a private message. PEACE!! :cool:
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scyld:
I highly NOT recommend buying the G Tablet. It has nothing to do with the viewing angles.

The reasons why I would tell people to stay away from the tablet are the following:

1) Viewsonic released the damn thing and then basicaly orphaned it immediately. The result is a lack of software libraries needed for development, and the implications are inferior mods with more limited capabilities. As far as I'm aware, there are no Gingerbread roms that truly support HD or fully support graphics hardware acceleration. And getting Honeycomb on the damn thing has been a Promethian effort. All Honeycomb mods are in alpha, and there's hardly any guarantee that any will ever be fully functioning.

2) The bulky design is far from a joy to hold in your hands. It makes it unpleasant to use the touchscreen while holding it, making both gameplay and activities like typing more difficult.

3) Others may disagree with me, but software on the tablet has always acted jerky and has always been slow. It completely lacks the smoothness of other devices, and sometimes it's hard to believe that you're actually using a comparartively (for price vs. power) powerful piece of hardware with dual core processor and not something that feels like it barely has the computational power to run your web browser or word processor (however, it does handle graphics rendering as well as it should).

Maybe I'm overly pessimistic, but I cannot imagine an application for which the G Tablet could be at all recommended. I would highly advise looking elsewhere for an entry level Android device, or wait for the new batch of Honeycomb tablets which will roll into stores very soon.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bodomfan:
hi everyone just found from a source that the officil gingerbread update is now due in august as confirmed by sony ericsson,http://blogs.sonyericsson.com/products/2011/06/20/update-on-gingerbread-for-xperia™-x10/
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Frosty666:
Very interesting. Good to see some new features which will hopefully improve some of our gingerbread custom roms. I don't really mind that the update is coming later, I'm perfectly happy with trip's miui.

Also, pretty sure there's a sticky called "all gingerbread news here". This should have gone in there.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lion3494:
No where does he say August. Its coming much sooner

Sent from my x10 on gingerbread
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bodomfan:
blog

it says it on the blog news page if you read