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[HTC EVO 3D] itsallsubliminal:
Haven't read anything yet, but just remembered about a little app called "Dotty" in the market...

I remember the OG Evo had 2 different displays and one could only be hacked to do 3 and the other 5.

original evo, unrooted, produced only 2 simultaneous multitouch points.

3VO(is that what we are calling it?) unrooted ofcourse produces 4! After root maybe we can get 5+

I know its not really an applicable feature beyond 2-3 points, but Just wanted to say Woot for progress, HTC!
[HTC EVO 3D] radiohead_freak:
Yea it's a major upgrade. I was using Multitouch Visible Test ( http://tinyurl.com/67pcol2 ) to see how many fingers I can use. It'll be helpful for gaming.
[Verizon Droid Charge] dragonstalker:
For those that know me from Behold , G1, Vibrant, and MT4G forums across the web, I have switched to hacking the droid Charge. I was thinking of starting a webchat server for the droid charge devs so that we can all get together and talk. If you think this would be beneficial let me know. I'm the type to not do it if nobody is going to help out. But i think with the couple of Devs on here and the up and coming devs for the Charge it would be good to have an IRC chat to make it possible. Let me know what you think .
[Verizon Droid Charge] dragonstalker:
for my loyal TMO fans that are writing and asking why I switched. The Sensation. was a wonderful phone. But I moved to an area where Verizon dominant. I had to switch for work. I still love TMO and HTC but unless the Bionic can drop in the next few days, I'm sticking with the Charge for a lil while. Samsung was my first hacked phone so I like it. Been hacking and making roms for HTC for so long I forgot there was other challenges.
[Verizon Droid Charge] imnuts:
Umm... Droid Charge IRC
[Verizon Droid Charge] hoppermi:
Welcome aboard:) Looking forward to meeting you in chat and using your mods/roms:D
[Verizon Droid Charge] Tornlogic:
Good to see another heavy hitter in the Charge Community. Welcome aboard.

Sent from my C64 over PSINet using my new, super cool 1200 baud modem.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Cruiserdude:
Awesome, welcome aboard! Yeah the #charge irc channel is lit for everyone, hit that up and join in. Never owned an HTC device, so unfortunately never been able to sample your work, but another experienced dev is always welcome, really look forward to seeing what you cook up!

Loving all these hard-working devs helping us make this a truly great phone, now if only we could get koush to fix cwm so we could do nandroid backups, we would be set! I love trying new roms, I just don't often have the time it takes for a Titanium backup and restore. But that's a minor issue, can't wait for this weekend when ill have a chance to try out all these new roms, and maybe even the GB leak!
[Verizon Droid Charge] blarrick:
Welcome! Ya we do already have an IRC(as posted by imnuts), can't wait to see what ROMs/kernels/mods/themes/etc you release
[Verizon Droid Charge] dragonstalker:
Ahhhh. The link was hidden in the General Area. Sorry about that guys. Still getting used to this Droid Charge stuff.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] gdi2290:
Wireless Charging Battery Cover

Did anyone buy this? I just notice the item and its out of stock :\ If you did could you tell me how it looks and feels etc
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] JerseyFF:
Likely out of stock due to it not truly being in stock yet
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] LowFire82:
Yeah, I've been checking almost daily to see when it will be released for a couple weeks now, and saw it the other day and it said sold out. So I doubt it was ever in stock.

Not too pleased with the picture of it though, looks like the bulge in the back is bigger than stock meaning that cases won't fit...
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] sp3nc3r87:
Seems like a lot of the accessories have not been shipped yet for the inc2. Hope this back isnt as thick as in the pictures.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] TheLurg1687:
Welcome to the world of being an incredible owner... Glad to see the inc 2 is following suit ha
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corolla90:
my touch 4g. i flashed a rom and i guess it didnt flashed right now when i get intp recovery it says e:cant open /cache/recovery/log.

HBoot-0.85.2007(PD1510000)

MICROP-0429

RADIO-26.03.02.26_M

eMMC-boot

when i get into hboot

SD checking....

it checks things n say no image or wrong image
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eqjunkie829:
Supply more info please. Things like how you were flashing rom are a good place to start.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corolla90:
i booted into recovery from rom manager then i did my wipes i needed to do then installed the rom, and the phone rebooted started up to the boot screen of the rom waited for a while then it went to black screen and nothing happen so i pulled the battery then booted into hboot then into recovery and now i get that error
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kiisu888:
Did you run a nand backup? Or is your recovery giving you an error as well?

On my evo fresh 3.5
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] corolla90:
i did an nand back up n when i try to restore in recovery i get

error while formatting /system!

E: cant open/cache/recovery/log

E: cant open/cache/recovery/log

E: cant open/cache/recovery/last_log

E: cant open/cache/recovery/last_log
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mjybarr:
I got the same problem as this. Any way of fixing this issue? I cant write anything on the system either.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nicgraner:
Check your eMMc chip in the general forum.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bochocinco23:
Try starting over flashing stock pd15iimg.zip via hboot. It looks like you have the stock radio still so it should be a clean flash. Reroot and reflash cwm recovery
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] MisterEdF:
Well, I just got this case today. It comes in black or white. I got the black one. I'd post pictures but my grandkids are here and I won't be able to do it until tomorrow.

My mini-review:

Pros:

Fit and Finish is beautiful.

Very light. Case and Tablet weighs 1lb 12.6ozs

Very thin.

(Added) The edges of the screen are not covered. Like the Samsung case there are 3 clips to hold the TAB. I don't like the way most ofthe other cases cover the border of the screen with "PU" or leather.

Cons:

TOO EXPENSIVE. It may be "worth" $85 + shipping for it's quality but for what it is it's just too much money

TOO EXPENSIVE

"Stand" is only a single position and the way it works is you have to unsnap the bottom half of the tablet from it's perfectly fitting snap on cover and rest it on the "latch" that holds locks the case closed. I have to believe that eventually the snaps will lose their tension and not tightly hold the Tablet. May be wrong there but it seems to be.

Must be opened to access USB connection.

TOO EXPENSIVE

I have six months to return it so I'm not worried. :)

http://www.zenuscaseusa.com/Zenus-Prestige-Genuine-Leather-Case/dp/B0057ST7KY?ie=UTF8&id=Zenus%20Prestige%20Genuine%20Leather%20Case&field_product_site_launch_date_utc=-1y&field_availability=-1&field_browse=3008325011&searchSize=12&searchNodeID=3008325011&searchPage=1&refinementHistory=brandtextbin%2Csubjectbin%2Ccolor_map%2Cprice%2Csize_name%2Cmaterial_type&searchRank=salesrank
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] jeandujardin01:
nice review

but i'd pick the cheaper ($59) & more practical Masstige' Band Type Leather Case
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] MisterEdF:
I looked at that case but since it was seemingly 2x as thick and made from "synthetic leather" (either plastic or "PU" not sure which) I chose the other. I probably would prefer the Samsung over that one since the Samsung is very thin and lite. Also don't like the "hand strap" since it reminds me of a ping-pong paddle.

However if the quality is just as good it would be a good alternate choice for those who don't mind the thicker vinyl case.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] tghockey07:
Cut the price in half and I'll buy. :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Jstrick5:
MisterEdF:

Any additional feedback now that you've been using it for a few days?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] MisterEdF:
I sent it back for a refund. Too expensive and required "unsnapping" the bottom 2 clips holding the TAB to "stand" it.

Well made and excellent fit and VERY light .... but not worth it to me.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Kitinas:
Aw, that's kinda upsetting. It sure looked like a nice case, and for some reason I'm a sucker for carbon fiber styling, but it's sad to hear about those downsides.

If nothing else, thanks for being a guinea pig on that! It was hard enough to justify that kind of money on a simple case even if it was perfect. The USB slot issue is the killer, really.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Acaelus Thorne:
How did you go about sending it back for a refund. I'm about to do the same with mine. My initial impressions were that it was a good case but after having it a couple days I'm ready to return it and get something cheaper that is probably a better quality.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] MisterEdF:
I purchased through Amazon. I went into my Amazon account and sent the "seller" a message, They have a 14 day return policy. You can also contact them through their website but if you purchased from Amazon you should email through there as Amazon keeps records of the contacts and you are protected.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] iTouch24:
i was thinking about getting this case but real expensive ... waiting on your pics ...

has anyone found any other carbon fiber cases?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] MisterEdF:
Then you will be waiting for a long time because as I stated in the previous message I sent it back. :)

BTW, it was NOT carbon fiber, it's a vinyl fabric.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Milhouse82:
These Zenus cases look pretty slick, but also very pricey. What other cases do you all recommend?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] jeandujardin01:
personally ?! i'd say Samsung's Original

the other are not my taste at all
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Szadzik:
Same here, I have not found any cases I would think are worth buying compared to the official one.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpavich:
I was trying to input the correct AT&T APN's in my X10 and so I looked on my wifes phone (hers is identical to mine) and I found that she didn't have any APNS listed either!

My question is; what purpose do APN's serve and how can we be going along perfectly without them?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agentJBM:
On official AT&T Firmware I believe that it is automatic. You have an APN, or you wouldn't be able to access data. Sort of like your Internet Provider at your home.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpavich:
So have apns but just can't see them?

I noticed that after I input them, I started getting the "H" and the up/down arrows...this wasn't there before when it was blank...it was just a little antenna icon...
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] denenatse:
they are like login name and passwords to different Providers servers.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpavich:
Then how could my phone be working fine without these in my list?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agentJBM:
The little antenna icon is bluetooth. You do understand that the APN is needed for data and Internet, not for Wifi, sms, phone calls, camera, etc.

You have an "H" now because the APN settings you input. You are now on the HSPA (3.5G) network and can use your data plan. You could also see an "E" for Edge or 2G, or 3G for 3G network. If you don't have one of those symbols, then you probably can't access the internet, not including when using Wifi.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpavich:
Just to be clear: I'm referring to the:

settings> wireless>mobile networks>access point names.

There was nothing in their before...and I typed some things in that I found on the forum for ATT...

How could my phone work fine if there is nothing in this list?

Also....like I said; after I put in the ATT information...all of a sudden I got an "H" with the upload/download arrow indicators where previously there was none except a "signal" looking icon next to the wireless bars.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpavich:
That's exactly right! I could not access the internet without the wifi being on!....I didn't realize that that's not the way it was supposed to work.... whoops...

thanks for the info
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] denenatse:
just be happy you have it now.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpavich:
Well...this partially solved my problem of barnacle not working.

Now when I fire barnacle up it says it's running and beaconing an ad-hoc network....the only bummer is my laptop or my transformer don't see it.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agentJBM:
Use wifi at home or at Hotspots. Wifi is usually faster and it's free. Use H data when on the road, but it costs money for data. Especially if you don't have an unlimited data plan.

Btw, you shouldn't have to manually enter the APN Settings. Just follow path settings / Sony Ericsson / Auto search for internet settings.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agentJBM:
Are you rooted?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpavich:
Wow...everything working now...I had somehow gotten ahold of a stock wpa_supplicant file....I replaced it with the "ad-hoc-friendly" one from the transformer thread and now I can connect.

My APNS are happy, I'm happy, barnacle is happy....thanks very much for the help.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Agentbolt:
So I've had less than stellar luck with this phone. I purchased it and rooted it pretty much on day 1, (this was back in early May) and immediately started seeing some pretty awful rebooting. I switched kernels from Das Bamf's to Imoseyon's, which helped it go from mind-numbing to merely bad (used to reboot EVERY TIME the screen was slept and turned back on, went to happening maybe once an hour)

I switched back to stock, same problem, rebooting literally once an hour. I called Verizon for troubleshooting help and they immediately had me switch it out for a Hardware version 2.0 phone, which I've now had since May 15th. It does work a lot better, but it's still pretty bad. Here's the timeline:

Ran stock for about a week, was seeing 1 reboot every other day, decided to root. Installed BAMF remix 1.7 with the .7/.6 CDMA/LTE radio, which left it pretty much the same, rebooting every 30 hours or so. It's particularly likely to do it when using Navigation or on phone calls. It's not a stress thing, I can run Linpack, quadrant, make calls and surf, whatever, it runs fine at stock speeds, 1.92, 1.92x... and will do so for hours without rebooting (until it does)

Switched to 2.0 w/ the MR2 radio, and the reboots were even worse. Now more like 1-2 times a day. Thinking this was not a radio issue now, I eased down the clock speed (I was running 1.92x kernel) down to stock speeds, no affect. Upped the voltage by switching to 1.92, still no affect, reboots a couple of times day, ALSO with a few random shutdowns thrown in for fun. I tried Standard as well, letting it top out at 1.4, still having the issue.

MR2.5 came out, switched to that, and it became unuseable. Reboots literally every 5-10 minutes, and I tried running it that way for the better part of a day, thinking it was maybe the kernel settling or whatever, but it stayed that bad. I switched back to 2.0 and kept seeing the reboots a couple of times a day, so since they were worse on GB I figured I'd go back to Froyo.

Loaded 1.8 Remix, and the reboots are still happening a few times day. At my wit's end, I decided to go straight back to stock, no root. It ran fine that way for about a day, then randomly shutdown again. It has seemed good so far today, but the random shutdown happening makes me assume it's still not stable.

I really don't think it's a problem with 2 phones in a row, and there's thousands of posts of people experiencing similar problems, so it's not something weird I'm particularly doing. There seems to be no rhyme or reason to it, as some people are rock solid with Froyo with the .7 radios, or the .6/.7 combo, or some are fine with Gingerbread MR2, or even 2.5. Me, I have no luck with ANYTHING.

Should I start another ticket with Verizon for another dud phone, or is the promised OTA update really going to do something magical that MR 2 or 2.5 haven't already tried to do to fix this thing?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ANGERisMYgift:
If it were me Id be screaming at somebody at Verizon. If your sure that nothing u did rooting or flashing roms caused the reboots then get a new phone. Rumors say that gingerbread is coming tomorrow but you can't out to much stock in that and even if it does I doubt there is any miracle code written in that's gonna help you.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sublimaze:
Some people have had random reboots on stock rom. But since you were on stock for less than a day, it's impossible to determine whether the reboots are due to a defective phone or something that happened during/after you flashed the custom rom. You obviously know your way around various roms, radios & kernel/cpu tweaks, and nothing seems to help. If you have the patience, go to the IRC channel for more suggestions. If no one there can help, I would restore to stock & exchange the phone. You may have a defective device that will never work right.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekidkid32:
Hey guys I've had my Dinc for a while and I love it but the one thing I can't stand is the battery life. I listen to FM radio and a ton of podcasts at work all day and rarely get home with over 30% on a good day, not to mention the numerous phone calls and internet browsing. I've looked into rooting and am admittedly scared to do so, not because I am incapable I just hate to have anything that is less than perfectly stable.

After looking into all of the benefits of rooting, none of them mean much of anything to me, to be honest. The only thing that is causing me to want to root is an improved battery performance. My question is, do you think that it is worth rooting simply for an improved battery life alone? Is it really that significant? Also, I read early on in my Dinc days that there were ways of avoiding the whole "turn phone off to charge completely to 100% thing" by rooting, is that true as well? Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PGleo86:
You can run a custom kernel with SBC to charge to "real" 100%. Many custom kernels will get you significantly better battery life than stock; you also may want to look into using undervolts and underclocks. Personally, I use MIUI latest with the included kernel, and it lasts me for about 2 days of medium use on my Seidio 1750 extended battery. Not that big of a difference in battery size from stock, but the battery life using the MIUI kernel with it is much better than the stock kernel on the same battery. Also, you will get a lot of new features no matter which ROM you try, and some it will become hard to live without. At the moment, I'd recommend CyanogenMod7 Stable Release for you, as it has working FM Radio and many excellent kernels, as well as the performance increases that Android 2.3 Gingerbread brings. I recommend in the way of kernels Tiamat or Chad's incredikernel. Both are much better than even the stock kernel from CM7 on battery life. Every device reacts a bit differently to kernels, so find one best for you. However, then there are the different types of ROMs. There are 3 basic types of ROMs in regards to kernels: Sense, GingerSense, and AOSP. Sense is what you have now most likely; it's a ROM with HTC's Sense interface running on top of Android 2.2 Froyo. There are many options for Sense kernels, and I highly recommend ziggy471's beta kernels and HeyItsLou's #8, #9, and #4. All have worked out well for me in the past. THe second, GingerSense, has no custom kernels out because HTC hasn't released the source code for it yet. When HTC releases it, there will be a flood of GingerSense kernels, and GingerSense ROMs are currently some of the most feature-packed. The third category, AOSP, has many different ROMs in it. It ranges from bone-stock Android 2.3 of OMGB to the custom Gingerbread of the aforementioned CM7 and OMFGB to the iPhone-yness of MIUI to the.... different experience that the Acer LiquidMetal ports offer. There are many kernels available for AOSP, and I recommend those I mentioned above. Also, the stock AOSP kernels are generally quite good. I find AOSP to be easiest on battery; as always, YMMV. In answer to your main question, yes. It really is that significant. We are always glad to add another member to the DInc XDA community. Find what works best for you, and have fun!

EDIT: wow, I just looked at this post, it's really long :D
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] breathtakingevil:
Alright, I think you misunderstand rooting.

All rooting your phone will do will change the boot-loader to S-OFF, which will give you the option of flashing .zip files to your phone. It will also, however, give you complete control of your device. (Overclocking, TIbackup, Removing bloatware, etc.)

The ROM that came with your phone will still be there though. This will not change the stability of your device in any way. Just make sure to follow directions EXACTLY.

If you wanted improved battery life, you will have to go into the custom recovery accessible from the boot-loader, which will allow you to flash a new ROM.

So to answer your question, just rooting your phone will not necessarily improve your phones battery life, actually more likely not. You would have to flash custom ROMs. But to be honest, a lot of them are wayy more stable then stock INC. My buddy has one, and always texts me cause it messes up.

Anyways, good day :-)
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] k_nivesout:
You can also root the phone and use custom kernels on the stock rom. Don't necessarily need to be running a different rom to increase battery life.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thekidkid32:
Awesome thanks a lot for your help guys! I have a couple of other noob questions before I go for it,

First off, would it be too much to ask to have everything setup and working well in the next two nights? I'm going to be going on vacation and only have tonight and tomorrow to get it all set. I jailbroke an ipod once and I remember having a problem and having to plug it into a computer and it was fixed no prob, but I won't have that option now. Would I be wise to wait until after vacation or should everything go smoothly as long I follow directions?

Also, I've looked all around, and I don't see how you guys go about backing everything up before you root. I see apps to backup a rooted phone before flashing a new ROM or something, but not beforehand. I want all of my apps and settings on my newly rooted phone quickly and easily. Possible? Thanks again!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] renzo.olivares:
well when you root it doesnt reset everything you still have all your apps etc...what we do is backup everything after the root process is finished go into recovery and do a nandroid backup of you stock setup just in case :) and everyhting should go smoothly following directions

On Another Note: as long as youre rooting might as well try out my rom Kingdom Rewind 3D if you have any more questions on rooting just ask :)
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PGleo86:
1 thing to add to that, I use MyBackup Root instead of Titanium because MyBackup Root is basically the full MyBackup Pro for free, and it can not only back up apps+data, but also photos, contacts, SMS/MMS, bookmarks, music playlists, etc. and you don't have to pay for it to get automated restores (with Titanium free you have to manually install each application once the restore starts.)