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[Samsung Infuse 4G] samsungcaptivates:
im using stock rom deodexed and zipalighned with spb shell and oc-uv kernal if you check this thread http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15318350&postcount=415 you can see my cpu settings so far i have had no issues although i have recently changed to launcher pro for a diffrent look and feel but this kernal rocks for performance and batt life when set up properly
[Samsung Infuse 4G] speedfreak228:
How is your battery life?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] samsungcaptivates:
Easily getting 12 to 14 hrs with heavy usage
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dgtracy:
i Just flashed my g tablet to Vegan-tab ginger edition and i was going to transfer files over to the tablet via USB from my pc, all i see on the tablet is "USB debugging connected, select to disable it" On my pc i see the drive show up but it prompts me to insert a disk.

When i click on USB debugging to see these other options, the only ones i see are

USB debugging

USB debugging notify

Stay awake

Allow mock locations

Stop app via long-press

Device hostname

can someone please help?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DustyJacket:
There should also be a USB Media selection that says select to enable USB file transfers.

Select that, too.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onibs:
I have the same problem too. I was told in another posting that its a vegan tab software issue. If you ever find a fix, please let me know.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bcad79:
Same problem

I have the same problem. My computer recognizes that something has been plugged in, but doesn't recognize what it is. I would definetly like to fix this. Vegan ginger is great, so I will stay with it either way, but haveing the USB work would be even better. Thanks all you programmers for all the hard work.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goodintentions:
You need pershoot kernel for ginger to enable usb.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KENNYMULE:
Do you have a link to the specific kernel for this? Thanks in advance.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aabbondanza:
Try here http://droidbasement.com/db-blog/?p=2207
[Galaxy S I9000 General] SGT John Doe:
As a new Samsung Galaxy S user (my first Samsung phone ever) i have tons of question.

CM7 work just fine at my HTC Legend so i will go with that for my SGS to. But when it comes to Kernel, Modem, CSC etc i have no idea what to choose.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] slaphead20:
You could come and try insanity cm, based on cm7 but barebones , with facility to easily add back some or all of the missing components, several kernels to try with it, supportive thread :)

Insanity cm017/glitch v10c
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] garak0410:
Why has the official sleeve received so many pad reviews, at least on Amazon?

http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-Sleeve-Case-TF101-Transformer/dp/B004V949OO/ref=pd_bxgy_pc_img_c

Does anyone out there have this and has it been a good experience?
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] asdfuogh:
It was nice the first few days, but it's starting to feel a little loose. I think it's been collecting dust and the oil from my hands (hah :/ ). I just got the dock, so I have a feeling I'm gonna regret buying the sleeve for that much.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] wis38:
i've the stand since few days (paid 35€ shipment included from Asus)

My comments:

Good fit (beware, incompatible with the keyboard)

Don't block audio

No hole for microsd (but I do not change it frequently)

No holes for micros (test with Skype works anyway)

Overall weight increases noticeably

Don't take much dust as read on other comments on Amazon

Tablet stays now firmly in hands (don't slip anymore)

Sure, 35€ is expensive
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] frosty5689:
If it was in the low 20s, it'd be a good deal. 40 USD for something made of rubber? Nah.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] garak0410:
I have it now...it isn't that bad but it is overpriced...
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] Q.Entity:
It works fine but at 20 would be already overpriced

Skickat från min ASUS Eee Pad TF101
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] antonief:
Have tried several cases but dispite the price the best one i found was the original Asus sleeve.
[Windows Phone 7 General] deadwrong03:
There's been a boatload of new apps this week and alot of them feature push and toast notifications the Facebook update and the Kik app. I haven't been able to get push working for either app. My push works perfectly every time for IM PLUS but nothing else. I went and turned push and toast notifications off for my older apps and still no push for fb and kik I even uninstalled and reinstalled both and still no push. Anybody else having these issues? Can we restart push notifications somehow? I'm considering restarting the whole phone

For u early mango users is there a way in settings to manage ur push and toast notifications instead of going into each app and turning them off/on? I hope they fix this in mango
[Windows Phone 7 General] dkp1977:
If your device is developer unlocked so you can deploy a registry editor (or own an LG device which has the editor built in), you can follow the steps described here to get notifications back working. I did it several times and it works for sure.

Now that I applied the mango pre-release there doesn't seem to be the need for tweaking anymore. All my apps recieve and show notifications just fine.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Remember there's a limit to the number of apps that can be "live" at once which I think is 15 at the moment. If you've reached that limit then you need to turn PN off in some apps. The limit is raised to 30 in Mango.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Marvin_S:
I have never been able to receive push properly, hour long delays, no deliveries...

mango changes it all. I can tell you push has been working without noticable delay for almost a day now. It seems really stable both on and off WiFi. Seems like they got it right
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Everytime I hard reset everything works fine for 2-3 weeks but then dies later. Give it a solid month to see if it's really fixed :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] deadwrong03:
I really don't want to hard reset. If u hard reset are ur contacts backed up in your live account? And do you have to redownload the apps u had before or can u just sync with Zune to get ur apps back?

I'm glad to hear mango seems to have push fixed this is frustrating how it seems everybody in all the video reviews of apps and forums seem to have push working or atleast the majority of people
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
It's because reviewers probably reset often but also are in the US where the issue is rare.

Everytime I reset my contacts are synched with my live account but that's part of my settings. Most apps downloaded from the Zune software come back but the missing ones and those downloaded from the phone must be reinstalled manually. Can't wait for Mango as this is a pain.

Oh, if you have games you'll lose your saves.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Marvin_S:
mine always broke within an hour. So yeah this is a major improvement so far.
[Windows Phone 7 General] andycted:
with NoDo -rarely- uninstalling and reinstalling an app _multiple times_ solved the problem. At least that's what some users told me
[Windows Phone 7 General] Marvin_S:
well I can tell you that's not true.

they had to recode the push system for Mango because the European carriers handle the data connections differently.

It's still not perfect btw. I have an occasional push not coming trough.

hopefully these links can be ironed out for the final release. I'll keep testing and see id it will remain working.
[Windows Phone 7 General] andycted:
We are talking about different issues. Microsoft acknowledged problems with their phone internal push database (and registry) where applications remained there even after uninstalled. This created a problem of:

- reaching 15 limit

- same app reinstalled got a different channel id which wasn't written in the registry

What you're speaking of is just the fact that some european networks close the connections much more aggressively than in the US AND that they didn't take into consideration too much the fact that you can be on wifi behind mountains of proxies and routers. In the end they tried to save battery, which is not bad, but in some instances made the live tile connection unreliable.
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] oyato01:
downloaded IM+ messenger for my artemis P3300 not knowing its a trial version,and have fallen in love with the application and need the lifetime licence for free as soon as ssible.thanks.
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] Hakim Rahman:
you can download it from HERE
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] Hakim Rahman:
yep, because I 've bought it ! so not demo or trial again
[P3300, MDA Compact III General] NeoS:
Requesting warez is against the rules. You could be banned for that, you know?

Consider this a warning.
[Windows Phone 7 General] blindpet:
Multitasking should be nice and easy, on WP7 it isn't. I don't know whose idea it was to make the screenshots so big, it's a waste of space. I think they should've done multitasking the way they do tabs in IE9.

I also noticed that you can only swipe one app at a time in the multitasking view, so if you want the 5th app, you have to swipe 5 times. I find that very inefficient which is not the goal of multitasking. It wastes time...

Where is the little red x in the top right hand corner to close apps in multitasking view. Instead you have to swipe over to the app, open it hit back and then hold back to get back into multitasking view. What a waste of time...

Anyone else think this multitasking blows?

::missing the days of WM6 task manager::
[Windows Phone 7 General] experience7:
Going to install Mango today. I'll report my impressions then :) Hope that it's still rocking :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] dkp1977:
Yeah, the swipe thing kinda sucks. You don't need to close no apps though. Just keep in mind how the so called multitasking works. There is actually NOTHING running in the background. Apps you leave remain in a frozen state until you revive them (or not).
[Windows Phone 7 General] ahlMAR:
this means that a ringer app must like in w7.0 run and the akku power goes low over night?
[Windows Phone 7 General] blindpet:
Huh?

10 chars
[Windows Phone 7 General] PG2G:
If you are referring to an alarm app, in Mango it would schedule a task / background agent that will be invoked when the necessary time comes. It won't have to run in the background and use any battery.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Casey_boy:
Currently.

That's what's changing. It is real multitasking in mango but the apps need to be built to utilise it (which they're not at the moment, because we've only just started to build for it).

Whoops.

Casey
[Windows Phone 7 General] sayonical:
i keep pressing the start button for multitasking lol
[Windows Phone 7 General] PG2G:
No its not. There is support for background tasks (periodic or scheduled) which have limitations on how often they can run and their CPU usage. There is also some special support for background file transfers and audio, not sure what else.

Your apps will definitely not continue to run in the background.
[Windows Phone 7 General] prjkthack:
As someone said above, there is no true background multitasking. Your apps freeze in the background, and they now have the ability to instantly resume (rather than having to restart completely or take a few seconds to resume) when re-programmed to do so.

There are also special tasks that applications can take advantage of, but it is very restricted, and then you also have your background tasks, which is kinda like "services" on a Windows PC. The background tasks sit in the background and can do certain things, and that can be managed from the settings menu, but they too are still rather limited.

Holding "back" on your phone is just a list of recent applications, it's not something that shows you what is running in the background (because nothing is). Because of that, there is no need for a close button since there is nothing to close really.
[Windows Phone 7 General] tiny17:
I agree the way they do it in IE is more elegant. I also would like the ability to swipe away something. I know that since most of the time something isn't actually running, there is no need, but since it only keeps the last few tasks, I could then potentially keep something open all day by swiping away other cards first.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Casey_boy:
Ah ok. Thanks. Must have gotten mixed up between what we can actually do!
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
I think it would be better if the swipe could make us roll more than one app at a time. Just like in IE; if you want to go down, really down on the page, just swipe up fast.

Oh crap.. dont know how it's called or how to explain in a decent way.

Anyway, I hate having to swipe one app at a time, and I think there is no need to show "Start" in cards.
[Windows Phone 7 General] prjkthack:
I've noticed that if you swipe really gently, you can get it to scroll across multiple tasks. It seems really sensitive, and maybe that' just a bug. Sometimes it'll go one at a time, and sometimes it'll swipe across 2 or 3 apps with just the right amount of pressure.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ken52787:
Has anyone here played with the HP TouchPad yet? They use a card like system for multi-tasking too and it has some good ideas. To close a task, you flick the card upwards off the screen and it's killed. I think something like this would work well for WP7.

Also, I'm with everyone else who doesn't like how you can't scroll smoothly across several tasks. I wanna be able to flick across the list quickly.
[Windows Phone 7 General] prjkthack:
I think I found out how to make it scroll multiple tiles consistently. Simply do two swipes very quickly. Once it starts a smooth scroll you can also move back and forth easily without it snapping to each tile.
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
Nice one! Now it got better.

So it's not a bug. It's a feature. Still, I dont like the "Start" card. It's useless.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ken52787:
Hmm yes that seems to work. It should really be like that all the time though.
[Windows Phone 7 General] blindpet:
Thanks for pointing that out, it's still flawed though. You shouldn't have to make two quick swipes to make it go quickly it should depend on the speed of the swipe.

The cards are also too big, I really hope they change it to the IE tab style which has easily has enough space for the 5 previous tasks we were doing.

Other than that Mango is snappier and everything which is great but they still have a ways to go, their multitasking interface is nothing to be proud of.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Wyn6:
I would bet that in the final build (or perhaps sooner) the scrolling through the MT menu will change to only require one swipe as does everything else in the OS.

As far as the style, when I first saw it I was thinking the same thing. When you hold the back button, why not have it look like the tabs in IE with a little "x" in the corner?

Considering it freezes apps, there is no need to really kiil any. But, I do agree that it would serve a good purpose if you didn't want something pushed out of memory and wanted to keep a particular app around for awhile.

Regardless, I like the functionality and thinks it works well as intended.

And, let us remember people, THIS IS SPARTA!!! er... I mean, this is beta.

Things will be fixed, rerendered, optimized further, added, deleted, and so on. So, let's not get in too big a tizzy over what things look like right at this moment. I mean, ya gotta admit, for a beta, this thing is damn good.
[Windows Phone 7 General] blindpet:
I do like Mango :)

I just hope that they optimize multitasking. I get that it freezes the apps so you don't need to close them but it'd be nice to be able to tidy up by swiping the apps away you didn't want frozen anymore
[Windows Phone 7 General] andrew35133:
One way to do this would be to swipe the card up or down. I would like that
[Windows Phone 7 General] blindpet:
+1 for this, it would also be great to pin frozen apps so they were always accessible, this way you in case you accidentally had 5 apps running since you ran the pinned app it would still be there.

I hope you're reading this Microsoft :P.
[Windows Phone 7 General] YannieBoy:
I'm a little sad that the dehydration was removed so certain games "reload". Also, I hope some tweak allows Slacker Radio or some internet radio to work in the back ground. :( It's ok for now, just getting used to it I guess.
[Windows Phone 7 General] blindpet:
Yea it's ok for now but isn't satisfactory in the long run, at least for me it's not. I already rolled back to 7392 because of the sideload limit. I can't buy apps cause of the live account region problem, so I can't even financially help this platform to succeed which I hope changes in the final Mango version.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Greg2k:
I don't like the fact that Angry Birds, a game that was demoed months ago in a state which could rehydrate in a build of Mango that is presumably earlier than this one we're running, still needs to reload itself when going back to it via the multitasking interface. Why?

This game has been in development for a LONG time, so has Mango, and you'd think its launch,

the same day

as this Mango preview for developers, would mean it would take advantage of a feature of Mango it already took advantage of before.

Any chance we'll get app updates via the Marketplace before the official launch of Mango or are we forced to wait until then for Microsoft to certify them and make them available? If I can't take advantage of some of this multitasking until fall, I might as well revert to NoDo and not lose my gamesaves later on.
[Windows Phone 7 General] blindpet:
I already reverted back to NoDo for this reason. I'd prefer to keep Mango but early betas bring many bugs.
[Windows Phone 7 General] elitemikes:
The issue with angry birds is that it needs to be compiled against the 7.1 dev tools. This is an easy task, I think the hard part is distrubution right now. hopefully they find a way to let developers share apps easily in a marketplace style environment.
[Windows Phone 7 General] blindpet:
An exclusive developers only marketplace seems unlikely though. IM+ is the only ones who are aware of the benefits and have been willing to share thus far.

It looks like we all just have to wait, hopefully there will be a beta 3 or 4 we can all upgrade to in the (hopefully near) future.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sayonical:
Angry Birds reloads really quickly for me. Its paused in the background so I only need to press play, the game does not entirely reload.
[Windows Phone 7 General] RoboDad:
I'm glad to see that I'm not alone in my (current) disappointment with the task switcher.

First, let me be clear. I understand (always have) that in Mango, 3rd party apps don't "run" in the background, so there is no need to close them in terms of stopping their execution. However, they still do consume "application" memory (true, it isn't much in most cases but it can be), and they also use up a space in the task switcher (thanks to the five task card limit).

What I want to be able to do is force a frozen app to be freed from memory, or at least removed from the task switcher. Whether the app is dehydrated or simply killed won't matter, but I bounce around between some apps, and often don't need to go back to the app once I have used it.

What I would also really like is the ability to pin a frozen app to the task switcher so that it can't be bumped out and presumably dehydrated by another app that I run after it.

I'm not clear whether either of these capabilities will be in the finished product, but I am guessing that they won't be.
[Windows Phone 7 General] pillsburydoughman:
After trying it out, I think they misused the word "multitasking". Not very happy right now since it was one of the major features I was waiting on to develop for the platform.
[Windows Phone 7 General] blindpet:
I must agree with you, multitasking seems to be a misnomer here. I'm still missing the simplicity and power of WM6 multitasking. None of the modern mobile platforms have nailed it as well as WM6 (though I can't speak for iOS since I have never used one and never intend to).
[Windows Phone 7 General] moonshines:
just a question though.

does mango mt set a limit to apps which you can resume instantly?or limit on the number of running apps in the MT UI?

thanks...cheerio
[Windows Phone 7 General] prjkthack:
If you read through the thread or searched, you would have learned that there is a max of 5 apps shown in the task switcher. As for a limit outside of the task switcher, that isn't clear. I suppose you could open a bunch of apps, and press back and bunch of times until it no longer works.
[Windows Phone 7 General] noelito:
its lame and it sucks

I was excited to try out mango and the first thing i did was fire up satellite radio player and thought now i can finally work out listen to howard and do tons of other things on my phone while listening to to satellite radio, as soon as i hit that back button hard the app stopped altogether

this is awful and its not what i expected, how can they limit a feature that was so readily available and widely used in winmo 6.xxx im very disappointed m$

i feel the multitask switcher is in its infancy with no easy way to shut down apps that arent even running in the background, sorry raphsody and satelite radio, streaming music fail!
[Windows Phone 7 General] drkfngthdragnlrd:
Don't hit the back button, the back button in Mango closes the app. Hit Start instead. This was the same in NoDo. If I had dehydration hack enabled, I'd open say Advanced Config & hit start. Than TouchXplorer/TouchXperience/Registry Editor/Etc. wouldn't load, they'd just crash back to the app list. But, if I hit back, the Advance Config would close & I could launch any other homebrew app w/o a problem. Before I figured this out, I only had 2 choices, disable dehydration hack or restart the device...
[Windows Phone 7 General] tiny17:
Regardless, if it is an app, doesn't it need to be re-compiled/re-submitted to take advantage of this functionality?

I wouldn't expect to see much mult-tasking/background tasking until Mango actually releases.
[Windows Phone 7 General] noelito:
i held down the back button to switch apps..

and satellite radio player app shuts down each time, it does not play in the background because there are no true apps running in the background right?

i feel like msft simply put lipstick on a pig so to speak, there is still no true apps running in the background, just a faster way to switch between apps, at least i have my sirius stiletto that i can use, a shame that my winmo 6.5.xx has sirius radio and can run smoothly in the background

and there should be a little x at the corner of each "carded" app when you switch tasks to shut down the "frozen" useless app lol

this is fake functionality sigh
[Windows Phone 7 General] dtboos:
This isn't the final build, and there may need to be an update to the sat rad player. Mango WILL allow 3rd party apps and even web pages to stream in the background. Its been officially stated many times.
[Windows Phone 7 General] noelito:
oh ok then i will patiently wait and see, im sticking with wp7 regardless, it will get better
[Windows Phone 7 General] drkfngthdragnlrd:
Your problem there is, the apps must be updated for mango for this feature. They need background agents or what ever it's called. No current app in the Market has this. Once again, remember, this is a Beta mean for developers. Don't expect everything to be working as advertised. This is why MS doesn't want eveyone having the Beta, because people will complain things don't work. App's must be specifically written to run stuff in the BG. Also, ready somewhere that they run like every 5 mins or something like that, not constantly. MS wants a fast smooth running OS & having too programs running constantly in the background will kill performance & battery. This is why WM 6.5/Android are so slow. This is even evident on PC's, anti-virus apps are notorious for killing performance of PC's. I always use msconfig on my PC to kill BG services.