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[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] F-Fect:
Thanks for the replies, but I've managed to instal Cyanogenmod so I don't longer need to go back to FroYo. =)
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidino95:
Lol, own. :D
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darklightuk:
Any idea if floating around there is a base ROM for the HTC Wildfire so as to restore to its out-of-box system ROM.

Ideally something I can use from ROM Manager.

I'm asking because twice I've used the stock RUU restore prog and it has un-rooted my HTC Wildfire :mad::(
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
Check Safe Flash RUU's in Point 5 of 1st post of this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1029318

They are untouched stock ROM's, offered as a flashable ZIP.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tradie:
Problem

I have nearly the exact same situation, except my phone(when turned on) gets stuck at the boot screen(telstra next g) i think i will use the stock 2.2 RUU to get back to the stock un-rooted ROM

I gained S-OFF with alpharevX beta and used gingerbreak to get root. I tried to get into clockwork mod, after using root toolbox to install it, to install cyanogen mod 7 but it would not load. HTC Wildfire, 2.2.1 Froyo,
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
Did you perform a full wipe before flashing the Cyanogenmod ROM file? Not doing so leads to bootloops, as you have described.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tradie:
I did not even get to flash cyanogen mod. I cannot get into recovery. I chOose recovery but it goes to fast boot :( please help
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tradie:
I tried to use the stock RUU for 2.2 but it would not find my device, i tried twice. Once while it was stuck at the boot logo and the second time at the fastboot menu. Please help! I tried a clear data (htc wildfires take on hard reset) and it is still just stuck on the logo
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tradie:
i found a fix! i went into fasboot and ran the RUU on another computer with HTC Sync installed and it worked perfectly! i have now got clockworkmod installed and working excellent!
[General Questions and Answers] ale0crysis:
Well it's time to let's talk about the next Google Experience Device successor of the great Samsung Google Nexus S and it seems Google reconfirm Samsung for this year.

Probably the name is Google Nexus Prime (rumor)

http://www.bgr.com/2011/06/27/googl...tured-by-samsung-possibly-dubbed-nexus-prime/

Those are the possible SPECS

OS : Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

Display : Super Amoled HD 1280x720 720P

CPU Dual-Core : TI OMAP 4460 1.5 Ghz

What do you think?

Are you waiting to buy the best device at moment (Galaxy S II)?

Waiting for the iPhone5 (WTF LOL)?

Upgrade the "old" NEXUS S for this BEAST?

You don't ****ing cares?

Let's the war/dream begin :D
[General Questions and Answers] matt2053:
You might want to check out this thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1143668
[General Questions and Answers] kanariya:
i made up my mind to upgrade to the new nexus every 2yrs when i bought the nexus s.

so i will skip this and probably get the next nexus
[General Questions and Answers] Bloodflame:
That's what I said when I got my Nexus One about 6 months after it's release (gave it time for the price to drop a bit). But a year later, here I am buying a Nexus S (once again, 6 months after it's release).

Originally, I wasn't impressed with the NS at launch as compared to the N1 at launch, because it really didn't seem like the difference was big enough. N1 was a monster, with very few devices living up to its specs at the time. With the NS, however, processor speed was the same (although the difference between Snapdragon and Hummingbird is a little bigger than it appears on paper). NFC wasn't too important to me. The screen was only a third of an inch bigger - same resolution. And not being made by HTC left a tiny bit of heartbreak, but I can understand that Google is trying to give everyone a chance (or so it seems).

When it comes right down to it, and as much as the development community is still going strong, I started getting bored of the N1 and ultimately decided to upgrade. And now, less than a month after getting the NS, I am very happy with that decision. Sure, I had a couple issues along the way (NS radios are horrible) but I've overcome this little weakness. And yes, I do miss my little N1 though, but it's been put in a good home for another tech-lover to enjoy while I move on up.

So while it may sound a bit redundant to say I may skip the next Nexus device, I've already proven that the original intention doesn't always live up to what happens in reality. While I may say right now that I'm willing to skip a version, only time will tell.

In my opinion, the Nexus devices are the benchmark of Android and that's what the Nexus brand is all about. Upgrade or not, be happy knowing you're a part of the Nexus family. They're all great phones, and always will be.

TLDR version: Loved my N1. Love my NS. Will love the next Nexus too. Google knows what they're doing, and I'm sure we'll be happy with whatever makes it to market :)
[General Questions and Answers] gunstar3035:
cOLD in here...
[General Questions and Answers] uansari1:
Exactly the same story here. Just upgraded to the Nexus S from the N1, and only because I got bored with it and its touchscreen. Miss the trackball notifications, but nothing else.
[General Questions and Answers] ciwek90:
im gonna buy nexus prime or watever its name bcoz it is PURE GOOGLE..hehe :)
[General Questions and Answers] detusueno:
If these specs are right the CPU will use the same GPU but clocked much higher. There was a similar OMAP 4 used in the LG 3d that had our GPU but clock higher and that one was a bit faster, this one is clocked even higher..

What's interesting is that its the same GPU. I'm guessing that they did this to make the hw acceleration a easy job for the NS and nexus prime. Only one set of.drivers would need to be baked in.
[General Questions and Answers] provolinoo:
I'm a little bit confused... SuperAmoled HD make me think it will be another Samsung device but "Prime" is more LG style :/
[General Questions and Answers] zephiK:
+1 to that. It's all speculated rumors anyway.
[General Questions and Answers] shabbypenguin:
hard to swallow that samsung would make the device and use anything but their newest dual core which has been beating the competition hands down
[General Questions and Answers] MrDrumngun:
I hope they are all running vanilla Android. I'll probably stick with the Nexus line though since they get updates first.
[General Questions and Answers] benrees21:
Think ill have to miss out as I signed a 2 year contract last december for the NS. No doubt tho I'm excited about it.

Sent from my Nexus S running NSCollab, Cyanbread Theme and OC'd to 1.2ghz (Perfection) ;)
[General Questions and Answers] oscarthegrouch:
I hope it's available on all the major carriers. Even better is release them at the same time in whatever country so that some of us won't miss out on all the fun and have to wait. I hope sprint starts going to lte and it has that on board too. Nfc, pfft! I could care less about that. I turn it off or disable it anyway.

How about the next one having infrared and rf remote control capabilities built in. Instead of having that obnoxious ass camera led, why not infrared led? Oh wait, that's only good for monochrome pictures, right? I'm trying to think of widely useful hardware features that most other phones don't have.

How about infrastructure wireless tether mode? I think the evo was one of the few that had that.

Give us back our damned micro sd slot and put it on the side of the phone, not under the battery or require to remove the battery cover.

Try to put the power and volume buttons in a spot that won't make an accidental button push on the opposite side of the phone happen because of the natural way people hold a phone and where their fingers rest. A top power button would be fine.

If it's Samsung making the next phone, QUIT MOVING THE GOD DAMNED BACK, MENU, SEARCH AND HOME KEY PLACEMENT AROUND!!! Almost every Samsung device has those buttons playing musical chairs. When you get used to the button placement of one device, the next one has them moved around. How many of you hit the wrong buttons when using different Samsung devices?

How about put multi colored leds as the bottom buttons illumination? You can set them to whatever color you want for different kinds of notifications. You don't need a separate notifications light, think of the track ball of the HTC nexus.

How about a video camera that can do 720p @ 30fps no sweat or hiccups?

How about a lanyard loop at the top center of the side of the phone. Not on a corner. Incognito filming mode...

Extended life battery that will get you all day of heavy usage on a single charge and let it be the battery that comes with the phone, not extra. You can't find decent cases when you have an extended life battery. I don't care if the phone is a little bit thicker, I want substantially more battery life.
[General Questions and Answers] bedalus:
+1 yeah, like when you go to the shop and they've moved the bloody gherkins again? Above the freezers? No. The coffee aisle? No. Near the soup? I've walked all over the place. What a waste of time. Still, I wouldn't have spotted those frozen raspberries otherwise. Clever bastards.
[General Questions and Answers] matt2053:
Would love to see a phone that would work on any carrier. Alas, our CDMA brethren (Sprint and Verizon) make that really difficult

I personally don't care about an SD card. I doubt Google does either. Their entire philosophy is built around moving everything to the cloud. This is a company that killed their G-Drive "Dropbox-like" service before it started because "files are so 1990's."

I don't mind them on the sides, but I think they should be on opposite sides. If I'm holding in my right hand, I would like volume up/down by my thumb, and power on/off either by my index finger or as you said, up top. With volume on the other side, you can use volume button as camera shutter button with phone in correct orientation :)

I don't think either of these will be a problem since all indication is that the next release of Android will not require hardware buttons, and the next generation mobile devices will not have them.

I honestly think people expect too much here. Filming good HD video is tough even on dedicated equipment. The amount of processing power required to encode that on the fly (or alternatively, the amount of storage space required to store unencoded HD video) is prohibitive on a mobile device with today's technology. You'll either get lower resolution and better performance, or higher resolution with ****ty compression and lower framerates. Hopefully technology in this area improves in the near future.

Gross. No thanks. ;)

My Nexus lasts all day no problem. Some people use GPS all day, use their mobile as their main media device, etc. and they don't make it all day. I dunno. These phones today are as powerful as laptops. You seen any laptop batteries that fit the mobile profile lately? Science just aint there yet. Hopefully with Li-Ion and other batteries being used in EVs these days (an exploding industry) major breakthroughs will occur in battery technology.

Thanks for your post. Just my 2 cents!
[General Questions and Answers] GoodRevrnd:
The cloud can eat a **** as long as carriers have "unlimited" data, caps and throttling. 16GB built in is more than enough for normal stuff, but I want to be able to toss in large sd cards to indiscriminately hold music and movies without having to pick and choose.
[General Questions and Answers] oscarthegrouch:
If Samsung makes it, I hope they put more effort into it than this one. I get the impression that some things about the ns were done half assed.
[General Questions and Answers] benrees21:
No LED is the one thing that pi**ed me off. No keys must mean more screen space. 4.3" is perfect IMO. Gonna skip the prime and wait for Nexus 4. Gonna get ice cream on the NS anyway.

Sent from my Nexus S running NSCollab ROM and Matr1x 5.5 CFS Kernel (Don't mess with the Mathkid!) :-)
[General Questions and Answers] oscarthegrouch:
A multi color led like the n1
[General Questions and Answers] rentaric:
Dont think well see an LED if Samsung builds the Nexus 3. None of their google devices got one iirc.
[General Questions and Answers] benrees21:
Don't know why? Everyone loves a LED. I'm not too sure Samsung have definitely got the job yet.

Sent from my Nexus S running NSCollab ROM and Matr1x 5.5 CFS Kernel (Don't mess with the Mathkid!) :-)
[General Questions and Answers] Drzfr3shboialex:
It should be a world phone
[General Questions and Answers] namelok:
I bought the Galaxy S II, kept the Nexus S to check the 4.0 when it comes out.

I hope that Nexus doesn't come with ****ty radio this time, that was a deal breaker for me.
[General Questions and Answers] jlsolorio5746:
I have the nexus one, and love it! still to this day its still a great phone!

depending if money is tight or not, I will eventually get the nexus prime, even though I have a g2x on crack;)
[General Questions and Answers] FuZZ__:
cant wait and i dont care about LED since BLN mod working great! :)
[General Questions and Answers] raduque:
I ****in' HATE HATE HATEHATEHATE a stupid blinking LED light on my phone. I LOVE the fact that Samsung phones don't have led notifications.
[General Questions and Answers] thiagodark:
Why so hate in your heart? :oP

I guess if it comes with led, okay, if doesnt, that's okay too.

What i dont like is that blinking led when battery is too low, but for ams or missed calls is nice...
[General Questions and Answers] rentaric:
Guys get a Blackberry, after a while you'll love the green light, but hate the red one :D
[General Questions and Answers] bprabawabr:
I love LED notification. Nifty. You'll know if you miss anything without touching the phone!

On-screen buttons means the button placement will be more uniform. I like that. The Nexus series place the back button on the leftmost position. No one else does that!

Yes. Yes. Yes. More battery life, please. Yes.

I don't really agree with power button on top though. The current power button is very conveniently placed. My index finger's usually on the back of the phone. With only my middle finger (and it's cowardly little brother, the ring finger) at the side of the phone, I never press the volume button by accident.
[General Questions and Answers] Zorachus:
All the latest rumors point to being made by LG, not Samsung.

It's using a new Texas Instruments processor, and LG has a relationship with T.I. already for using their parts.

Sent from my EVO 4G "Myn's RS 5"
[General Questions and Answers] holtenc:
pretty sure a samsung rep tweeted about it having a Super AMOLED. and only samsung makes those.

And, I really don't see where you get that all the latest rumors point to LG, not samsung. That's just silly. A quick google search will show that any article written or bloged about the phone since July all speculate Samsung as the next Nexus manufacturer.
[General Questions and Answers] Zorachus:
I hope its made by Samsung. I love my Nexus-S.
[General Questions and Answers] bprabawabr:
Actually I'd prefer them to be made by LG.

They design better phones. Optimus Black, 2X, 3D are just.. Wow. (Physical appearence wise).

Although come to think of it, Google would probably have a lot to say about the design. There's no way Samsung designers could've come up with the genius sexy curvy design that is Nexus S, without outside help.

I prefer their IPS screen compared to Samsung's glitchy SAMOLED+ (yellow screen issues). Plus, no burn-in. No having to mind whether your phone is displaying black or white (which is, no offense, just ridiculous).

I hope the camera's up to Samsung's standards, but if the camera's as good as 2X's, I'd be satisfied :)
[General Questions and Answers] Drzfr3shboialex:
And they have more problems I hope its by samsung or htc which to me are the more likely candidates
[General Questions and Answers] darkdefndr:
I hope is Samsung too. And looking at Nexus one HTC wouldn't be such a bad choice.

Though if its Samsuung I hope they do something about their battery.
[General Questions and Answers] Drzfr3shboialex:
I actually want a lot from which ever 720p, led notifications, good battery, etc to name a few I really hope its 4.5 super amoled hd, but I want a picture to be leaked im tired of all this speculation and quietness
[General Questions and Answers] iLiberate:
What is the speculated release date here? I googled and found quite a bit Thanksgiving to December release dates but now many people seem to think that google may want to try to release around October to compete with the iPhone but where is the evidence to suggest that any of these speculated dates may possibly be accurate? All we really have to go on is that the Nexus Prime will be the first Ice Cream Sandwich phone and ICS will be released in Q4 2011, correct? Or am I missing something...
[General Questions and Answers] Drzfr3shboialex:
As of now october go to phonedog.com
[General Questions and Answers] strung:
well HTC made the nexus one with OLED and they bought the OELDs from samsung right?
[General Questions and Answers] jdevera:
Just hoping that the upcoming nexus don't have the speaker place at the back and more battery.

Sent from my nexy-S
[General Questions and Answers] MarkVis:
guess its gonna be motorola now...
[General Questions and Answers] Umi_R98:
OS : Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich

Display : Super Amoled HD 1280x720 720P

CPU Dual-Core : TI OMAP 4460 1.5 Ghz

Ice Cream Sandwich is a Plus

If you give us a 720P camera, add ALOT more strorage to the phone!

If you give us a 1.5GHz Duel core, more battery life please!

If its a Samsung phone I'll probably buy it, if not I can wait.

Super AMOLED HD on a 4" screen is probably the deal breaker.
[General Questions and Answers] rentaric:
You do know that giving us 720p will not increase video quality. And that the NXS got better battery life than most smartphones already. Adding dual core and a larger battery that doesn't make the device 20mm+ thick will at best give equal batt life compared to what we got now. I wouldn't know why a 4" display w/o hardware or capacitive buttons would be a deal breaker, sounds like an interestingly small phone add in thickness of SGSII and you got a good opposition to the iPhone 5 if leaked pics turn out to be not fake.
[General Questions and Answers] bcpk:
What leaked pics?
[General Questions and Answers] benrees21:
Next Nexus is gonna have a 4.5" screen + ICS does away with buttons on the phone so it will be all screen. Unfortunately I signed a 2 year contract for my NS meaning I can't upgrade till next year, unless someone knows a way around it. Might be a good thing though because the Nexus 4 will definitely be made by Motorola and I'm a big fan of their hardware.

Sent from my Nexus S running NSCollab ROM and Netarchy 1.3.4 CFS Kernel
[General Questions and Answers] srichter:
+1 definitely more battery
[General Questions and Answers] srichter:
Nope, Samsung again.
[General Questions and Answers] melvinchng:
Google said nexus line will remain for Samsung.
[General Questions and Answers] Drzfr3shboialex:
Google never said it.will remain samsung they said that eavh company will still have to compete
[General Questions and Answers] bcpk:
Nexus phones are done competitively. Companies produce prototype designs and Google selects the most suitable. In this case all rumours point towards Samsung once again producing the latest Nexus phone.
[General Questions and Answers] Zorachus:
The upcoming Nexus-Three will be made by Samsung. But I would bet big money the Nexus-Four is made by Motorola.
[General Questions and Answers] matt2053:
That is NOT true.
[General Questions and Answers] benrees21:
Nexus 4 by Motorola will be beast. That's what I'm waiting for lol. Another year and a few months....the agony lol.

Sent from my Nexus S running NSCollab ROM and Netarchy 1.3.4 CFS Kernel
[General Questions and Answers] desertflyer:
Doesn't 4.5" seem too big? I guess it might not be with any soft keys, but it's still concerning.
[General Questions and Answers] bprabawabr:
Actually an analyst (Murtazin) said that Google is not interested in making handsets, and bought Motorola only for the patents.

In his analysis, Motorola will be left to die :(

Yes it does seem to big for me!

I think there's still gonna be soft keys though.

1280 : 720 is about the same aspect ratio as 854 : 480 (think Xperia Arc). In fact if you only want to go up to two decimal points, it's the same aspect ratio! (1.78 : 1)

Many people mistook Google's statement that ICS is going to combine GB and HC, and thought that the interface is going to copy HC. I disagree.

Honeycomb enjoys a huge screen size and thus can afford having a few pixels shaved off for soft keys (and a fair-sized ones at that).

Phones have smaller real estate and thus softkeys should remain :D

But hey, as long as they make the UI interaction more consistent, I'm all up for either! ;)
[General Questions and Answers] Drzfr3shboialex:
Yeah I dont think im ready for no keys prefer soft keys
[HTC Sensation] vincentli119:
My friend in a cell phone store said it's same with T-mobile brand S4G unlocked and Sensation Asia/Europe can use T-mobile US grandfathered web2go/Tzone plan. is that correct???:confused:

i doubt it...
[HTC Sensation] graffixnyc:
Try searching pal... there is a thread in this very forum addressing this.. no need to create a new thread. search is your friend