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[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] KLoNe1:
It can only remove the cache on YOUR PHONE; all game data (characters/maps/weapons in your inventory) is stored on the GameLoft server.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] bimmerboii:
Im actually refering to the big downloaded data through wifi..
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] mi3x:
Some guys said that flashing a kernel that supports Tegrak, and installing this app might fix the freezes.

I'm on Oxygen, not really having the time to test this, but anyone on stock might give this a try and post feedback.

- install Tegrak

- OC the GPU to 257 Mhz, or find a good clock

- you might as well downclock the CPU a bit to prevent heating, 800 will be enough to run this.
[HTC EVO 3D] Deleted member 2956335:
Hi, I am new to HTC phones and sense, so please forgive this question. I have my work's exchange email setup on my Evo 3D, without issues, however, I receive a forbidden access message when I try to click on my (text) messages icon. Any idea what's going on with this? I previously used the Nexus S on T-Mobile without any exchange policy issues.

Thanks for any assistance you provide.
[HTC EVO 3D] eXplicit815:
Your exchange email should not be showing in your text messages. Might not be related.
[HTC EVO 3D] Deleted member 2956335:
Thanks for the reply, I was just simply trying to open the messages app to send a text, but it flashes the message and closes. Is there a setting I am not aware of? I agree it should not be related to exchange policies at all.
[HTC EVO 3D] HuskyHog:
Hey there OP--

I'm having the same issues on my HTC Thunderbolt that I just upgraded to run Sense 3.0

I believe this is an issue with Sense 3.0, as I've seen a few people with the EVO 3D complaining about it.

Were you able to resolve your issue?
[HTC EVO 3D] Zanthexter:
You should also put in a trouble ticket to your Exchange admin. It's quite possible they've got a restrictive policy in place, that's only now being enforced.
[HTC EVO 3D] dorkybit:
Same problem

I looked through the exchange activesync policies and did not see anything at all related to text messaging. My co-worker has an evo 3d and I used sense 3.0 on my evo 4g until I discovered the problem. By the way we are running exchange 2010 and the only customized policies are to enforce a password. Has anyone else ran into this problem?
[HTC EVO 3D] Deleted member 2956335:
I ended up asking our IT group to lift the policy due to the conflict. They said it should not have caused issues.
[HTC EVO 3D] canteenboy:
Exchange Activesync polices. Allow Internet sharing from the device * If this is unchecked, the Messaging app will be locked.
[HTC EVO 3D] HuskyHog:
Can you elaborate on this? Is this an option I need my corporation to update, or is it something on the phone?

I'm having the same issue, been searching everywhere to fix it.
[HTC EVO 3D] canteenboy:
The setting would be on your work's Exchange server.
[HTC EVO 3D] pdaddy:
I guess the alternative would be to use an Internet based text program. They shouldn't have any control over that right?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] kamui8899:
I am upgrading to a smartphone and really have no idea about anything... I am fairly tech savy with computers so I figured it was high time but after spending over 4 hours on anandtech comparing benchs and roaming the various sites I still feel like I don't know anything about smartphones...

At the moment I am hellbent on sticking with AT&T because I get a huge discount through my work (Grandfathered into unlimited data etc.)...

What I understand is that the Galaxy S2 or whatever is by far the best phone but it is also very expensive atm (800 dollars?) in U.S. and is not yet mainstream, so I can't spend that kind of money. I need my phone by sunday for work (job change), so I think the Atrix and Infuse are the two best 4G phones from AT&T...

Atrix has the dual core so it basically runs a little faster, smaller screen, matrix screen etc. etc.

Infuse is larger, maybe slightly longer(?) battery life due to single core, has a superior screen and is rootable/unlockable or something due to the bootloader(?)

Being a tech junkie I crave speed and hate waiting for anything so the atrix loads web pages and programs faster so that seems appetizing at first. This has to be weighed against the "custom goodies" you can get with the infuse.

So basically please help, I have no idea what a locked bootloader means, why it is bad that the atrix has that, and what the "custom goodies" that come from having a rootable(?) phone are for the Infuse. My understanding is that the Infuse is more customizable (how exactly?). Really my understanding between these two phones is that besides the superior sound and video quality from the infuse (bigger size too) is that the atrix is faster and that has to be weighed against how customizable the infuse is. Sorry for the vague questions but I don't really know much, I realize I am posting on the infuse boards so the responses might be somewhat bias.

Sorry if this is the wrong place this is my first post and first quest into the world of smartphones...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Entropy512:
Simple - Motoblur is a steaming turd that slows down phones and eats battery, and the locked bootloader of Motorola devices means that you are stuck with whatever turd Moto gives you. A lot of people felt that even the (slightly weaker than the Infuse) HTC Inspire was faster in actual usability for most tasks than the Atrix due to the crappiness of Motoblur.

With an unlocked bootloader, you aren't stuck with carrier bloatware and can nuke it. For now, an unlocked bootloader means only that we have de-bloated and tweaked variants of the stock ROM, however down the line, we can expect:

1) If another carrier (such as Rogers) releases an update AT&T doesn't, it can be used as a base for ROMs for our AT&T phones. Example - it's rumored the Canadians will get Gingerbread for the Infuse first.

2) Eventually with Infuses in the right dev's hands, we'll see AOSP or the Cyanogenmod source tree targeted at our device. Once that's the case, we'll likely track the latest and greatest Android versions with little delay.

You will never see either of 1 or 2 with an Atrix.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] nstong:
Also if you search the threads you will see a lot of people who came from the atrix and say this is not only a better phone, but faster
[Samsung Infuse 4G] beatblaster:
I dunno guys - it's looking more and more like the next Atrix OTA is going to have a bootloader unlock and if that really happens then I'm really going to regret leaving the Atrix behind for the Infuse.

Both are great devices. To make your decision ask yourself one question: What is more important to me? A device that works or a device I can customize to the max.

I think that'll help you make a firm decision.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] lost2030:
I had the Atrix for almost 30 days. I rooted it on day 1. I loved the long lasting battery cause I use the hell out of my phone. That battery would easily last me a full day! From 8:15 am till around 20% left before I went to bed at 2 am lol the phone would lag once in a while though and people had a hard time hearing me when I spoke on the phone. So I returned it.

The Infuse is sweet so far! Also rooted on day 1. Just wish it had a battery similar to the Atrix and a dual core processor. Everything else is great as is!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] jesi.james:
From what I've read, the infuse is actually faster than the atrix. Even though the infuse has a 1.2 GHz single core and the atrix a 1GHz running at 2 cores, the infuse is faster since android is only being loaded on a single core for the atrix and to my knowledge, there arent any apps on the market that are able to multi-thread. I may be wrong but that's what I have seen. Also, the hummingbird processor on the infuse can decode(and hopefully encode with the gingerbread update) full HD faster than the atrix's tegra. I have also read that the atrix has some problems with overheating but I may be wrong. The infuse is a pretty good phone, granted the Touch Wiz UI is not as friendly as Sense UI, it is a hella lot better than Motoblur. For the battery life, the infuse is very good and lasting, i don't know about the atrix though. The screen on the infuse is just killer and has AMAZING colors, its basically a pocketable 4.5 inch 1080p HDTV, while the atrix is a smaller sceen(4 inch) phone with qHD display. I believe the infuse's screen is better though because its a SAMOLED(super active matrix organic light emiting diode) screen which eliminates some screen filters that normal LEDs, LCDs and TFTs have, making the colors wonderful. The atrix's qHD display does have 24bit color but i think that it comes short to the infuse. Hope you choose the infuse though. The possible gingerbread update will make it far more superior to most known phones. You wouldn't have buyers remorse :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] skillz9669:
Hopefully I can help a little as I currently use "both" devices. They each have their pros and cons and it really tailors to what you "need" in a smartphone.

Keep in mind I am going from my perspective as a power user, display is off and phone not running some sort of app in the course of 12 hours for maybe 2 hours total.

The atrix succeeds in battery life, 7am to 7pm I still hold about 15-20%, infuse is being charged at that time, actually usually an hour before.

Atrix has better gps lock speed, I definitely rely on it more for road trips, although I have an issue where the gps and google nav use more power that what my cla replenishes "look into it if this is important to you"

Screen goes to the infuse hands down, people say oh qHD is more this and that, Super amoled plus is more this and that, well guess what. When I look at my infuse and turn on a video, I feel like im looking through a window into a little 4.5in world, its amazing

Considering almost ALL of us root, change, configure and who knows what else to personal our device I wouldn't listen to all the motoblur sucks, sense suck, tw sucks folks out there. Both of my phones look exactly the same and although the atrix should be faster the only time I see it win is when loading certain apps, other than that they are damn close so if phone speed is a concern, you can enjoy either one.

The Atrix is definitely LOUDER!! I tend to miss calls here and there with my infuse in the pocket and im outside, never miss a beat with the atrix, wtg moto. Reminds me of the old loud razor.

Screen real estate was a must for me for editing files so that was my win for the infuse, I love the large responsive display. It may only be .5 in but it makes a difference trust me

All in all they are both great devices and worthy of use. The atrix definitely wins in the poweruser world for its trusty gps, louder ringer (people don't like if you miss their call ) and longer battery life

for the entertainment or social user I would say infuse all the way, much much much better camera, larger display, more crisp, light, great size for web browsing, social networking, or just about anything. It has some things it lacks as mentioned but if those are not deal breakers than the infuse is definitely more FUN to own.

PS: They both run games exceptionally well and I have yet to see a hiccup during gameplay that actually affected me while playing.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Sinful Animosity:
Well, the Atrix bootloader was unlocked last night. So, we now have Gingerbread on our phones!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] hydrogenman:
Infuse has

Better camera than the Atrix

far better screen

better stock software

Atrix has

better accessories

better feel/build quality

theoretically faster specs (although it doesn't translate to reality at this point)

probably better development now that it's unlocked as well, motorola devices seem to be easier to develop for than Samsung ?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Entropy512:
I disagree on that - if the stock UI sucks and the manufacturer has gone through measures to make you unable to change it, then it's a severe liability.

Motoblur sucks and on most Motorola phones, you have no choice. Apparently that may be changing/have changed as of last night for the Atrix, but I still don't trust Motorola. The arrogance of some of the things they've said to the public is inexcusable.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] icy56:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1134048

This looks like a nice and simple app. I know the stock camera has a panorama option but the quality is pretty bad. I'm thinking this should have much better quality. So can anyone port it?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] de1packers:
Seems rather interesting...you should flash the one for i900 and see what happens
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] overthinkingme:
I flashed the script with clockwork and then installed the apk like normal. The application is amazing, can't wait to try it out doors
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] nazcalito:
It works with the script for the SGS I9000. The resolution is not the full camera resolution though, more like camcorder resolution.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] liljuliod3:
I just installed as an apk if you guys want it email me lilhectord23@gmail.com
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] nazcalito:
Well I have to amend that. It works with the script from I9000 (panorama-fix-SGS_i9000.zip) but I have to keep reinstalling the apk file to make it work. Did anyone else have that problem?
[HTC Sensation] eleven26:
I just purchased the HTC Sensation (first time android owner, was a long-time BB owner). For those who have been using android for quite some time, what is the best battery app in your opinion and why?

So, far I have heard of "Battery Life" and "JuiceDefender"

On the side note, this phone is awesome compared to my previous blackberry. I just need to learn how to prolong my daily battery life.
[HTC Sensation] mwnciflewog:
Battery Saver

Hi, Ive tried both of those and to be honest I wouldn't recommend them. A better solution is to work out what you want from your smartphone, is it constant data connection with widgets updating, things syncing and a nice bright screen?

If it is then all that comes at the expense of battery life and no app will change that. However if you are willing to lose your data connection overnight and at certain points during the day and ready to ditch widgets or at least reduce their polling frequency serious battery savings can be made.

Timeriffic is a great app that can be used to create daily schedules that configure what your phone is doing. You can set screen brightness, data connection as well as notification settings to change to match your day.

P.S Menu - Settings - Accounts & Sync and turn off the crap!
[HTC Sensation] eleven26:
thanks mwnciflewog. I appreciate the tip.
[HTC EVO 3D] ScrapMaker:
I prefer SPB Mobile Shell 3D, but I am noticing that Sense is running concurrently. If I switch to Sense, it comes up instantly, and all the widgets are running/etc.. How can I stop this? I love Mobile Shell 3D, but if Sense is being a hog, I might have to learn to like it...
[HTC EVO 3D] tonyh703:
double post woops
[HTC EVO 3D] tonyh703:
welcome to the world of locked bootloaders :cool:

not until this thing gets rooted

edit: you can probably get adw or launcer pro but im not sure if you can actually stop sense from starting.
[HTC EVO 3D] mbh87:
remove all the widgets, etc off the sense homescreens, then go into settings>accounts/sync and make sure nothing is syncing that you dont want to.
[HTC EVO 3D] ScrapMaker:
Maybe I misunderstand how launchers work... on an AOSP ROM, when I load up Mobile Shell 3D, does that prevent ADW or LauncherPro from working? This experience so far makes me think of WM6.5, where stuff was just an overlay.
[HTC EVO 3D] vWvSTATICvWv:
You can stop Sense and use a different launcher but you obviously can't remove it from your phone(yet). Infact some of the system files will still be running regardless if you stop it.
[HTC EVO 3D] ktrotter11:
like they said, just clear out ur sense homescreens and set ur preferred launcher as default, u have enough ram so noting to worry bout as far as memory usage
[HTC EVO 3D] stimpyshaun:
if u change the default to spb then restart the phone then sense might not start up... it will show if its running in the running apps menu
[HTC EVO 3D] babbit:
Sense will still run. The phone needs the Sense framework to run even if you use launcherpro or any other launcher as the default. You'll have to wait until the phone is rooted with unlocked bootloader in order to fix this with an AOSP rom.
[HTC EVO 3D] ScrapMaker:
I'm not even referring to the Sense framework... I mean the homescreen itself... it still runs. Upon reboot, Sense homescreen appears, then SPB pops up over that... it bothers me so much that I uninstalled SPB 3D until this phone is rooted with an AOSP ROM.

read as: I'll probably just never use SPB Mobile Shell 3D ever again. Oh well.
[HTC EVO 3D] codito:
The Sense 3 launcher is pretty damn nice, at least you won't miss much, and will gain some nice Sense widgets.

Also, just because the Sense Launcher (Rosie) is chilling in RAM doesn't mean it's running.
[HTC EVO 3D] ScrapMaker:
It's running, because if I remove default homescreen in Applications, and hit home again to go to Sense, it just pops up instantly... not like when the phone is booting, or when I chose a different homescreen on my Evo.
[HTC EVO 3D] issafram:
No? Changing any of the accounts/sync options is a global change, regardless of what launcher you are using.
[HTC EVO 3D] pastorbob:
Don't all the applications on the phone pop up instantly? Could it be that the phone is just that fast? (Honest question, not trying to be a jerk)
[HTC EVO 3D] codito:
That's because it's already loaded in RAM. Like I said, in RAM doesn't mean running.
[HTC EVO 3D] ScrapMaker:
Perhaps one could use a task manager of sorts to see how much CPU/RAM it is using. I'd prefer for it to not use it at all. I liked how on Windows Mobile, you could kill off the homescreen--because it was basically a widget.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] maklein:
Hi everybody,

please help me find the right MaxManila version for my HTC Leo with Manila 2.5.20181527, as I don't get it through all the versions out there.

Thanx in advance!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] tictac0566:
It won´t work, most probably.

The "successor" of MaxManila - in a certain way - was and is CHT (Cookiemonsters Home Tab). For newer ROMs, you can choose version 1.8.5 or 2.0.

If you want to use MaxManila and nothing else, you´d have to install a very old ROM.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] maklein:
Thank you, would the jaguaralani clocks work with the CHT?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] tictac0566:
The normal clocks (no mods added eg. date or special layout) should work with version 1.7 and higher.

The "special" clocks (special movement, date added, special layout) must be used with the correct CHT version.
[HTC EVO 3D] No1ustad:
deleted!!!
[Acer Iconia A500] darthbubba:
I recently installed the Acer Iconia Phone Disabler app, and promptly forgot the instructions to disabling it before updating. I tried to install Virtuous Picasso, now it's stuck on the Acer logo screen.

I can't even get CWM to boot (tried powering up pressing vol down and power), but no joy.

Any suggestions?
[Acer Iconia A500] bpivk:
Well you're either booting it wrong or you've written it wrong. You don't power up the device then press the keys you just press volume down and hold power until the device goes into recovery. So basically you power it on with those buttons.

And the brick could be because you didn't wipe the device. did you do it?
[Acer Iconia A500] jimbobtexas:
I don't think that app is your issue, because that ROM would have re-written those apps anyway.

See the thread from SC2K on how you might be able to get back to boot.
[Acer Iconia A500] darthbubba:
OK, I wasn't doing it right, apparently. My phone is a Samsung Fascinate, when booting it into recovery I can let go of the buttons once it powers on. The difference is the Acer has to have the buttons held down until you actually see the recovery text appear in the upper left corner of the screen.

So anyhow...after doing it properly, I was able to get it to boot into recovery. Thanks for the suggestions. I've got my tablet back on its' feet, and restored (thank you Titanium Backup!)
[Acer Iconia A500] bpivk:
Glad you've got it fixed.

And yes this tablet can confuse you because you have to hold the button for quite a long time.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smeltn:
So, my friend had an Incredible and swapped it with his wife for her Fascinate. Problem is, the default ROM has its hiccups as we all know.

What would be the best ROM for him to try for just an overall faster phone experience? He isn't looking for any real bells and whistles, he just wants his phone like it is, but perform better with no lags, skips, etc.

Any suggestions?
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jkat797:
Com rom 2.1 and evil fascination are exactly what you are looking for
[Vibrant General] Paging Dr B:
I've officially handed my Vibrant down to my wife, and in the process I had to ODIN back to stock. HOLY SH!T nuggets, how in gods name did I forget how laggy and slow the stock rom was? And just as I began cursing the phone, I realized just how kick ass all of our devs for this phone have been. I mean just downloading software updates made the phone unusable, and navigating between screens and menu's seemed to be taxing the phone. How could the worlds largest electronics company build such a great device, yet a turd at the same time? I mean this thing is/was like a ferrari with a Mazda5 engine. (I own a Mazda 5, and lets just say it could be peppier). Then out of nowhere our devs showed up and saved the day.

When I got this phone, I had just came off of a G1 (day 1 owner and proud of it) and after having so many issues with flashing roms on that phone I swore I would try to hold off as long as I could before rooting this phone. How was it that I only lasted 2 hours before I ended up rooting the device?

For the one or two of you out there who haven't yet flashed a non-stock rom, grow some balls and get on with it already. You'll be amazed at just how fast your little device can run.

That's it, thanks guys. I'll still be here as I'm going to re-root and flash CM7 back onto it once the mute issue is 100% taken care of. Now onto my new HTC toys. Sammy left a bad taste in my mouth twice already, #neveragain.
[Vibrant General] duboi97:
The new cm7 nightly seemed to have fixed the mute issue for me (or supervibe7)

Anyways good bye have fun with your phone.
[Vibrant General] Paging Dr B:
Thanks, If that's the case then I may give it a shot tonight. The 2.2 roms are quick, but they can't compare to the GB roms.
[Vibrant General] duboi97:
Yeah I agree, but the only thing lacking now is battery life and gps.
[Vibrant General] movieaddict:
for some the battery life is great and for some its not!
[Vibrant General] (•.•):
your welcome ;):p
[Vibrant General] Area51Janitor:
Agreed, the Vibrant Dev Community is awesome!

As for the mute/unmute issue, I still have it with #34. Guess its just hit or miss... :(
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] wisdom1456:
I noticed a lot of problematic threads, and just wanted to start a positive one. I just recently purchased a Metallic Grey 32gb Galaxy Tab and it's awesome. Also, I just purchased the Belkin Case.

If anyone has optimizations, preferred settings, etc... that they believe results in an improved user experience please post.

Me personally - I just installed the Launcher Pro Free versions and this thing is moving super fast now!

-Disabled Scrolling BG

-Disabled OpenGL on the browser

-Selected a Static Wallpaper (Not Live)

My co-worker had his iPad 2 for comparison. Although, the iPad did have a more 'responsive' interface, it had no personality. All you could do was select an icon and run apps. I really like the ability to make the Android OS look totally different from the next tablet. He bought the ipad2 for his daughter, which makes sense, but admitted that if he were to buy one for himself it would be a tab... side note: we are both software developers.

If you are please with your Tab 10.1 purchase, let us know!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] matt310:
http://www.wikihow.com/Use-You're-and-Your

Please read that.