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[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shovelheadhd:
This is unfortunately one of the reasons I stopped using google authentication. If your near a computer you can go into your account setting and click on the two step verification link and it should take you to a page where you can create a password for an application. Once you have the password from the site go back to your phone and put the password in as your google account password.

The only downside is every time you change roms and you have to put your password in for your account you have to get a new password from the site. I decided to just make a much stronger password for my google account and stop using two step verification.

I hope this helps!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] astefanik:
This fixed it! thank you so much, and here i kept thinking i did something wrong. and just raped my battery life flashing different roms trying to fix the problem. I was starting to get really frustrated
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shovelheadhd:
No problem, I went through the same thing but I was away from a computer so I had to get on my wife's iPhone just to get me a login password.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] greenjeans:
Lol, you guys didn't figure out how 2step verification works before signing up?

Yes, you need to use two-step verification to log in via a web browser (or the browser on the phone...lolz), and then create a unique password for each individual app that wants access to your goog account.

I used it for a while, but decided it was too much of a PITA. There's other options for strong passwords, like a coded wallet card thing that I saw a while back...

Yeah this: http://www.passwordcard.org/en
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shovelheadhd:
O yea its a PITA at times. I'm sure it would work fine if you keep your phone stock and never have to wipe data but when flashing roms and radios that require a full wipe it sucks having to go back in a get the password just to log in to your google account again.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zhelev81:
I am looking for Call Summary application that will make a sum of all my calls - ingoing and outgoing in minutes so I know how much i talked in minutes.

Can you tell me what application to downlaod from the marketplace ?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parritch:
I'm looking for such an app for like 2 weeks now, but haven't found anything. Plus, i doubt the mango update will come up with a solution. Quite annoying, as i got low limits in my minutes/data plan :(
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zhelev81:
same thisng here ,this is why i need to track how much i talked ,it's shame for such phone not to has such simple thing that all cell phones have
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpsaanzee:
call report

My operator gives me a report after each call to say how long was the call and how much is the cost

But this doesn't work on my Trophy7

Is there any special setting?
[Wildfire General] trippinz:
I used alpharev x to s-off. Now can I just use unrevoked to root?

also once I root how would i install wildpuzzle with step by step instructions with overclocking enabled?
[Wildfire General] shemulweb:
xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1134105
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] condorello:
I cannot download files from sites where you have to set the password Captcha. I wait, I write the password, then I click the following link but instead to download the file, it download an html file of 200 bytes. I tried stock browser and Astro. Only Firefox works but Firefox is a beta then 3 times of 4 it freezes. Any suggestion?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] vince_junior:
Of all the browsers available, only opera mobile does this perfectly. I use it for all downloads.

Sent from heaven to earth to make your earth a heaven :-)
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] DarkPal:
Skyfire does it too. Enter the captcha and tap go button the keyboard.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] nobleskill:
+1

Don't use the button on the site but use the go as darkpal says... twisted my head for ages till I put that one together...

Dolphin worked on one of the betas recently but was buggy as hell in every other way. Opera or skyfire work a treat though

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] natious:
miren browser also works fine for this.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] Squishie:
Miren doesn't work worth **** for that stuff. That or I'm doing it wrong.

Stick to Opera for downloads.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] condorello:
I tried Skyfire but no way: still downloadong html file instead of mine.

I tried Opera and Miren but the same.

Please help. This issue is driving my crazy.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] frozencity:
How about Dolphin Browser?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] nobleskill:
Try playing around with switching to desktop/android modes.. also keep in mind filesonic has recently stopped working on Firefox on PC too so they have new systems in place to combat all the skipscreen like programs.

Jdownloader+captchatrader+jdown-remote-onAndroid = WIN.

Take WIN + dropbox and you have EPIC WIN!!

Google...

Sent from my GT-P1000
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] condorello:
Go slowly nobleskill.

Maybe I understood what you said, but I need to learn....

Please explain... do I need a always switched on computer ?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] nobleskill:
http://www.appbrain.com/app/jdownloaderrc/com.nop.jdownloaderrc

http://captchatrader.com/

http://jdownloader.org/

Start @ the forums for jdownloader.org and work your way through it. You will happy you took the time..
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] qristian71:
firefox works fine on captcha
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] wongkp:
I have the SE ARC PhotoWidget.apk but how should I do so as to install it on my SG2??:confused:
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] wongkp:
Finally found the ARC launcher and the photo widget apk usable in my SG2!

1. Need to install the home launcher first before installing the photo widget apk.

2. The photo widget is only usable with the ARC launcher.

3. Performance not good as supposed to be.

I can send the files to you if you want them.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] tuyen_bacninh:
Pls send me the files which was usable in GS2,

Big thank in advance
[Desire HD Accessories] mario0788:
Has anybody manage to find a good substitute/spare battery for DHD worth buying?
[Desire HD Accessories] tkolev:
Don't risk with cheap batteries, just buy the original one. That way you'll know that the printed mAh are true and it won't damage your phone
[Desire HD Accessories] johnny8910:
Mugen

I'am having decent results with the Mugen 1500mah.
[Desire HD Accessories] mario0788:
thanks man !
[Desire HD Accessories] neodesco:
Will HTC release some new HQ or HD(Density) battery one day? as everyone knows it's quite and issue with the DHD.
[XPERIA X2 General] Cibale:
Hi guys!

I have a .wab file on my PC and I don't know how to put contacts from that .wab file in my SE X2 ... Can someone please help me?

Thanks in advance :)
[XPERIA X2 General] ironandrei:
the problem is, that windows mobile only syncs contacts with Outlook and with Windows Live.

What you know from Nokia PC and OVI suite, is not applied here. try to import the file into Outlook and than Sync. If not you'll need an app that reads wab! (i didn't manage to find anything useful, for syncing contacts, but there is a post on XDA)
[XPERIA X2 General] Cibale:
I beleive "SysTools Wab Converter" might be useful...

I can only find demo version and it can only transfer 15 contacts, and I have 300+ contacts :( If someone accidently find out full version, please send me link in PM :)
[XPERIA X2 General] hertell:
Wab = Windows Address Book, in other words it's an outlook express adderssbook.

Just export your contacts into a csv-file, and import it to example gmail. Then hook up your phone against gmail, and you get your contacts this way to your phone.
[XPERIA X2 General] Cibale:
How to export contacts ? What are you talking about? I have .wab file but not the mobile phone with those contacts. How to export .wab into .csv? I'm confused.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ranjb:
Hi

I am confused...

I just spent a day with the iPad2 and a Galaxy Tab (the first edition) have to say I was very impressed with reading PDF books from the iPad but not so much from the Galaxy which is running 2.2

I am Android through and through and want to stick with an Android but want the experience I had with the iPad2 when it comes to reading ebooks from it.

I have been looking around and the Asus Transformer looks impressive with a decent price.... I also know it has Honeycomb as I understand its more tailored for tablets than the previous versions and the experience is far better. Much better than what I have used with 2.2. One thing from my research that lets Android down is there are not many apps which are tablet ready but slowly this will come.... That's not too much of an issue for me as my primary use will be ebook reading and internet use.

I dont see the point in buying just an ebook reader, for a few extra hundred I can get something which will offer a lot more and features that I would make use off.

If anyone uses the transformer as a book reader. What are you thoughts?? Is the experience good. I held one the other day in a shop and it felt initially quite bulky but I suppose I could get used to that....

Thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer General] aMoshe:
I bought the transformer to use it as an ebook reader, and i can tell you its really good.

there are some very nice ebook reading programs like the stock mylibrary which is basically like iBooks, and there is aldiko which i highly reccomand, because you can set text size, color and marging and page color etc. to make the reading comfortable.

i read a few books from it and with the right brightness/color setting it wont hurt your eyes too much or something like this. the text is crisp and nice and reading is in general a pleasant experience from the transformer screen.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] duncan_mccloud:
I've been using the kindle reader. Great for reading 4 books so far. And quick to get new books. Have it on my desire HD too so I can put the eee pad down go out and read a few pages while out and about.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] thering1975:
I agree im currently writing an ebook and tested out various formats on various apps on the TF overall quite a good experience when reading
[Eee Pad Transformer General] bannor57:
I settled on Moon+ reader, so far I have had no issues.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] PatrikSelin:
If you want to read e-books, then do not buy this product. IPS panel is not intended for reading but the comic is a nice read. If you want to read, then buy an electronic book reader.

Try for example, to read for several hours on a computer screen. It is not easy (eyes will to hurt).
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tornadog:
It's definitely nice as a book reader. I finished the entire Storm of Swords book on this one,so I can vouch for its useability
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Canadoc:
Truthfully it is not a great ereader. The form factor is good for magazine and PDF but not for books. Also very reflective in bright light and not dim enough in darkness.

What was wrong with original galaxy tab?

My nook color is my default reader over my transformer as its screen while same tech has higher contrast less glare and can get it darker for night reading.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
Count me in the group confirming that it's great for eBooks. I use Google's own Books app, and am currently reading my fourth entire novel on the Transformer. The screen dims enough to be comfortable for me even with white pages in a completely dark room, but is bright enough to read basically anywhere I'd be comfortable trying to read in the first place. No, it's not *quite* as easy on the eye as a dedicated reader, but it also does a whole hell of a lot more, and frankly the page-turning motion in Google's app makes it feel more like a book than the dedicated readers do to me.

Just so you know I've got enough experience to know what I'm talking about, here's what I've read on the Transformer, in order. They're all paperback versions, based on the ISBN numbers. All of these were read for the first time, so I didn't skim them, I read them properly:

* Terry Jones: Douglas Adams' Starship Titanic (257 pages, I'm an old-school Douglas Adams fan who finally decided I should give the novelization of his game a try.)

* Tom Clancy: The Hunt for Red October (499 pages, been meaning to read Clancy for years and never got around to it. Was happy with my first eBook experience, so gave it a try.)

* Tom Clancy: Red Storm Rising (637 pages, liked my first Clancy experience, so stuck with it.)

* Tom Clancy: Patriot Games (518 pages, I'm currently about 200 pages in, accounting for the differences in page numbering because the books reflow to fit the screen orientation / selected font size and spacing.)

So in total, I've read almost 1,600 paperback pages on the Transformer since May 4th -- and all of the Clancy was within the last month (I was on an overseas vacation for the Jones book, so read it much more slowly.) That means I average about 50 paperback pages per day on the Transformer since returning from my trip, which I couldn't do if it wasn't comfortable.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ranjb:
I thought it may help what my usage will be for reading books on a Transformer.

I am an IT professional and do a lot of self training reading IT reference books (majority in PDF form) and I use a my PC to actually do the tasks mentioned in the book.

if you can imagine I will have the transformer on stand of some sort and will referring back and forth to the transformer for reading the book or notes....

Does that make sense??

I don't intend to be reading novels but mainly for research and training guides..and this won't be on a daily basis either..

Thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer General] wynand32:
I think this is a bit misleading. ANY device with any kind of LCD panel won't be as comfortable for longer reading sessions as an e-Ink reader. It also won't be as good in direct sunlight. That's not an indictment of the TF itself, which is excellent as an ebook reader compared with other tablets of similar size (and the few ounces difference of, say, the iPad 2 or GT 10.1 won't stop one from wanting to prop it on something after awhile).

I have a Nook 3G reader, and I do prefer to read on it for longer sessions and when I have sufficient light (because of course it has no backlighting). I also use the Nook for reading late at night, because theory says it's best to avoid emissive screens like tablets, notebooks, TVs, etc. right before going to sleep.

Another good use for the TF is if you're reading books that you need to annotate. Works great in the Nook app (and Kindle, for that matter), and notes and highlights sync to other devices.

So, in short, the TF's as good as any other 10.1" or so tablet, and better than a few because the IPS screen allows for more flexible viewing angles.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] AlexTheStampede:
Ah! Pretty much the perfect way to use the TF as an ereader. I wanted to point out what size of books you would be holding with different devices, but if the plan isn't to actually hold the TF.... well, awesome :D

Still, I took a picture:

http://i54.tinypic.com/210f4hu.jpg

Those are a 2nd generation Kindle, a 7" Galaxy Tab, and obviously a Transformer. The books behind have (roughly) the same weight as the device in front of them. There is an audio cd to compare size. The Kindle is 294 grams, the Galaxy Tab 382 and the Asus 695.

That said, the Kindle sucks for anything that isn't an ebook, especially PDFs
[Eee Pad Transformer General] frosty5689:
For novels eink readers are your best bet. For graphic novels or textbook you can't go wrong with a tablet. It should be worth noting eink readers of 5in and bigger can be used to read black and white comic by using epubbuilder and importing each image as a standalone chapter in epub format.

Sent from my Transformer TF101
[Eee Pad Transformer General] AlexTheStampede:
Didn't know that. However, this is what i know http://foosoft.net/mangle/ the Kindle can read images and that software is made for the exact purpose of optimizing them so to read manga/comics very easily.

Still, the Kindle is a trainwreck with PDFs that aren't just an image or just text, so it dosen't really help the OP.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] brando56894:
I spent about six hours yesterday reading a book using the kindle app and I was pretty pleased with it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] davedontmind:
I use Screen Filter to make my screen dimmer when reading in darkness.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
I'd say it'd be great for that. Adobe's PDF viewer is free and fast / stable for me, if you're working on a PC LCD then having a similar tech on the tablet would be a positive advantage (set similar brightness and your eyes don't need to adjust looking back and forth, unlike an eReader screen). Only potential issue is reflections from bright office lights, depending on the environment where you're planning to use it, although if you have a good adjustable stand you can affix the tab to, that's easily solved (and if I can use the tab outdoors in bright ambient light, which I can, I'm sure anything indoors is workable.)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Garf123:
It's great for reading books, Kindle app is the same as on iPad. Brightness can be dim enough to not affect wife sleeping next to me, especially on Sepia background.

All ebook readers on the iPad are available for Andriod, just pick one you like. Due to competing formats, you may end up with three ore more, depending where you buy books or download epubs/pdfs.

The only thing I would ever replace this with is a Kindle DX, but who wants to pay that much for a tech toy that does only one thing? For the same price, I have a full blown tablet running Andriod OS.

It of course will not be as easy on the eyes as e-ink technology, nor look good in bright sunlight. Then again, who reads in bright sun? That's why we have trees!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
I see there are already similar threads, but none of these is specific talking about the Samsung Galaxy S2. I've some questions and I hope you guys can help me out. I had a HTC Desire, so the Samsung with Odin world is pretty new to me.

I rooted my phone this morning using odin and: CF-Root-SGS2_XW_XEU_KE2-v4.0-CWM4.tar. This is working fine and I have root rights with CWM and Nandroid.

Now I installed ROM Manager and that installed ClockWorkMod again. When I choose to reboot in Recovery Mode I get the message:

E:failed to verify whole-file signature

E:signature verification failed

Installation aborted

I've looked for this on the internet of course. But found no specific information about SGS2, and I don't know if I can use other info. Is there someone who knows how I can solve this problem?

Thank you in advance
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
ROM Manager not compatible as per the instructions .

ClockworkMod

CF-Root includes a custom version of CWM4. I always make custom versions, as the originals often do not take some Samsung specific things into account.

CF-Root/CWM4 is NOT compatible with ROM Manager! Manage/perform your backup/restores from CWM directly or using the CWM Manager application included with CF-Root

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Thanks for your answer, I'm not sure if I get it, but I think I do :)

I have uninstalled ROM Manager and flashed the custom kernel again. This didn't help to have a normal working CWM.

The Message I get now is:

-- Appling Multi-CSC --

Installing Multi-CSC

Can't acces ' /system/csc/XEN/system/'.

Succesfully applied multi-CSC

The only options I have now are:

- reboot system now

- apply update from sdcard

- wipe data/factory reset

- wipe cache partition

I miss the Nandroid backup and so on...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Wipe cache

Wipe data factory reset .

Follow instructions to root and install CWM .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Thanks again JJegan!

I will try this when I am at home.

Does this mean that my device is unrooted after a factory reset?

Sorry for all my questions, but in cases like this I get a little stressed out!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
I did a factory reset and I wiped the cache.

But nothing has changed...

I still have the "not working" clockworkmod.

Is there someone else with an idea?

Please let me know when you guys need more information.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AngryDinosaur:
the contacts backup app from T-Mo

it keeps FC for GB Rom

running Revolution RC1
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Headcase8911:
I have a question for those smarter than I:

Is rooting the t-mobile galaxy phone any different than rooting the fascinate? The phones look exactly the same so I thought they may root similarly.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nitsuj17:
the same root exploit is pretty universal across galaxy s devices, but the instructions/files wont be identical...check out the vibrant/sgs4g forums
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Vexorg:
Still having this on going problem. I've reinstalled drivers, reset to factory etc. This is the windows error I continuously get. Not sure what to do..

Any have any ideas? Im starting to think it may be a problem with the device itself.. :confused:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Riztnack:
Have you been able to try installing it on a win 7 machine to rule out the possibility of it being a bad device?

I cant get it to recognize on my XP machine here at work is the only reason why I ask.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dk206:
Thread title should be named

my pc (running win xp) not recognising Galaxy tab. It runs fine on my pc(xp)

Try different ports
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Vexorg:
@ritz: unfortunately i dont have any machines running win7 here :(

@dk: sorry about the title, ive tried using a number of different ports, no luck
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] pitokellie:
I had the same thing happening

To mr. got it to work after I downloaded samsung kies

Try it it should work.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Vexorg:
Tried this like a million times but i will try again. When you installed what order did you use?

IE.

Install drivers

install kies

restart computer

connect 10.1 ?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] lufc:
Android Development is not for your Questions or Problems

Moving to General
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Vexorg:
Sorry about that!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] carlosvega101:
Disconnect usb cable from computer.

Go to settings > development > Uncheck usb debugging > connect tablet again

Give it a few seconds and a window should come up if not go to my computer and u should see the tablet storage drive

This worked for me :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] geraugu:
works for me too!!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Vexorg:
Did this as well, no luck still
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] JoshBeach:
Same Here... Works perfectly on my windows 7 machine, does not work on my XP.... :confused:
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] JoshBeach:
Just got it working on XP...

Try these links, download, uncheck USB debugging, all works fine!

javascript:checkDownAgree('http://org.downloadcenter.samsung.com/downloadfile/ContentsFile.aspx?CDSite=US&CttFileID=4073545&CDCttType=SW&ModelType=C&ModelName=GT-P7510MAYXAB&VPath=SW/201106/20110608013638872/GT-p7510_USB_Driver_v1_3_2360_0-Escape.exe');

http://www.samsung.com/us/support/downloads/GT-P7510MAYXAB
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Vexorg:
Your first link seems to be messed up, but I have followed this step previously multiple times. I will try this again though because Motorola just released an update. Hopefully it will help me get this working correctly.
[HTC 7 Pro] jamaicansolja:
I'm having WiFi issue's.. all of a sudden my HTC Arrive won't connect to my WiFi network. I had this issue happen before actually.. But it corrected itself. Now it won't work.... Just "Connection unsuccesful"
[HTC 7 Pro] drelisimo:
Is this happening with all networks or just one. If it is just one then you should check the router as this is not a phone issue. I receive this when I try to connect to networks with very low signal strenght.

Cheers.