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[Xoom General] felix0890:
Look for BlueputDroid on the market. I've been using this app on my Evo to use the phone as a keyboard/touchpad on both my Xoom and PS3. It does require root though.

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[Xoom General] IceCreaMan:
I just started my search but looking for the same as well
[Xoom General] HuckFinn:
This looks interesting but my Motorola Milestone2 is not rooted and I would really like a solution that did not require rooting. Thanks for the information though and if I can not find anything maybe I will reconsider.
[XPERIA X8 General] chequebo1:
[ENG]

I am having problems restarting, sometimes when an application accesses the Internet, PingChat, facebook, whatshap, etc.

When I send something, it is going around the circle process and the 3G/2G arrows do not move, pressing any button automatically resets the terminal.

I use version CM6 1.0.2

Before reporting as a bug, I wanted to know if anyone else happens.

[SPA]

Estoy teniendo problemas de reinicio, algunas veces, cuando alguna aplicación accede a internet, pingchat, facebook, whatshap,etc.

Cuando envío algo, se queda dando vueltas el círculo de proceso y las flechitas del 3g/2g no se mueven, al pulsar cualquier botón automáticamente se reinicia el terminal.

Utilizo la versión CM6 1.0.2

Antes de reportar como bug, quería saber si hay alguien más que le sucede.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mercurystar999:
Would lie to root my phone but i am scared! I've seen and read so many tutorials that my mind is full. It seems using unrevoked method is the easiest? I've had my desire nearly twelve months and use launcher pro.

Is it full proof (even for a dummy?)

After it is rooted how do i put the roms on?

Will i loose all the apps i have installed?

I suppose i'm only doing it to:

1: Get it running 2.3

2: Get rid of the low space warning.

Any info muchly appreciated.

Thanks Neil
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sjjk:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1016084

Just follow these videos.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beartiger:
Neil,

Unrevoked is a very easy process on the whole as long as you follow the instructions to the letter. Once you are rooted, go download Rom Manager from the market and you can use that to select many roms to download and install from directly inside that app.

You will want to get Titanium Backup and use this to ensure you backup all of your apps and their data. Once last thing, if you use Rom Manager, when it offers to do a nandroid backup before installing a new rom, ACCEPT THE OFFER.

If there is one thing you can never do too much it is a nandroid backup!

Good luck
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mercurystar999:
One of the links to get my ruu rom is broken and not valid is this something i need?

I have 32.48.00.32U_5.11.05.14
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beartiger:
That number is the baseband (the radio) and not the rom. What software version does your rom say at present and is it a branded rom? What network are you on also?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 777ace:
You need the serial number from under the battery.

I understand that you must have read a thousand different tutorials on rooting and you are likely more confused than when you started out. I was the same...I read so much, I scared myself stupid! Without wantiong to load you with more info, I found these instructions http://www.t-mod.org/?page_id=11 to be very easy to follow and understand.

The site is actually Australian and the ROMs they link to have been modified for Australian use, but when you are instructed to download a ROM for use, just find one here and continue with the instructions. I recommend you start with something like this ROM http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1038195 as it will require no special tricks to get working, as some other ROMs do. Once you have the idea, you can then flash whatever you like.

Above all, take your time. Set yourself a couple hours to do the procedure and follow each step carefully. Once you are done, you will be amazed how simple it really was :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mercurystar999:
Software number is 2.25.771.1 I'm on 3 UK.

God knows why i wrote the other number in!

The serial number is HT07TPLO2916.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mercurystar999:
777Ace. That looks a more comlicate method than this one?:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1016084
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 777ace:
Mmmm, not sure. It really comes down to what you are comfortable with. I found the other site simple to understand, but I will admit I got pretty confused about using a USB stick to boot alpharev...the guy in your link uses a CD, which is a much simpler method imo.

But as I say, if it's easier for you to understand, by all means go that way...just remember to take your time and all will be well :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mercurystar999:
Do I need that ruu rom and can anyone link me to the correct one to download?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigMrB:
I think you need an hour just reading the guides....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=696189

If you still have question come back :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 777ace:
Just go to htc.com > Support > ROM upgrade for HTC Desire (your Tel-co).

You really only need that RUU as a safety net in case something gets ballsed up and you need to restore to stock, but also handy if you do not have the 0.93 HBoot. Just run the upgrade before you start anything and the HBoot will update for you.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] KenDB3:
Hey everyone!

I am formerly of the Windows Mobile camp and finally made the jump over to Android. My Droid Incredible 2 comes in [hopefully] by the end of this week. I've played with Android as a dual boot on my HTC Touch Pro2, but it certainly doesn't compare to the look and feel of a real Android device.

So, I have a few questions that have been burning in my mind, maybe some folks could help me out.

What are the different versions of Sense on HTC's Android devices? I hear good things about the newest version, but I am told that the DInc2 doesn't have the latest and greatest.

Does anyone playing with the leaked Gingerbread ROM know if the Sense version was updated at all, or are there hardware requirements stopping that from happening?

What is up with HTCSense.com, I hear the DInc2 won't be compatible with the site, any idea why? It seems like a really good value-added type of feature.

What are some of the benefits of the upgrade to Gingerbread?

Any good suggestions for managing notifications? My fiancee just got the DInc2 and she charges it in a different room. I like to use my phone as an alarm clock, but I noticed notifications going off all night on her phone. Any way to stop notifications between certain hours or even just toggle them on and off easily? Ideally I would like to automate this with a way to override sometimes.

Any general advice that folks have for the phone itself?

Thanks everyone, and sorry for the extremely noob questions.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] knipp21:
I only have 1 thing to advise. Wait for root. Don't put that ruu on, the you can try whatever Rom comes out. Cm7 blows sense out of the water
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] wyattyoss:
Try Shush! Ringtone Restorer. It silences your phone, and lets you choose when it will automatically come back on.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jrizk07:
Kind of like Timeriffic??

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.alfray.timeriffic&feature=search_result
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] cloiselle:
sense was not and will not be updated throughout the gingerbread roll out for the dinc2, probably any bugs or issues in the system will be addressed but i don't see them giving us a different version at all.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] KenDB3:
Thanks for the help folks!

Shush and Timeriffic seem like they might be what I am looking for. I'm not too hung up on Sense being an older version, I think what I was thinking of was when I heard HTCSense.com and its backup utility was said to be not compatible with the DInc2. From other things I have read, it appears that it will purposely never be compatible because of Verizon.

I'm also really really hoping this phone gets the ability to play Netflix Streaming. If the original Incredible can get it, I can't see why they can't find a way to make it compatible with the newer model.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] knipp21:
There is a Rom for the Eris that is slowly getting HTCsense.com to work
[Xoom Themes and Apps] Kippui:
I would like to have my phone/xoom as a personal internet radio station without using my main connection.

Is this possible? I know you can route your computer audio to your phone but can that be reversed?
[Xoom Themes and Apps] B Dizzle:
Bluetooth audio maybe. That's the only way I could see this working without using the provided connectors. Windows 7 would probably have the feature baked into the OS.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] Kippui:
Ah, I dont have a bluetooth dongle
[Xoom Themes and Apps] El Daddy:
Other than a 3.5mm to 3.5mm cord I don't know if there is any other way.

I personally use a 3.5mm to RCA cord or HDMI plugged into my Home theater receiver for my music, pandora, etc.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] samtran0331:
The standard dock from Motorola gives you an audio out.

You still need a 3.5mm male to male cable as mentioned by El Daddy.

The only difference with the stand is that the xoom charges while on the stand, and you don't have to use the audio jack on top of the xoom.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Aymara:
My GPS drives me nuts ... the signal is weak even outdoors on a sunny day. GPS Test shows maximum levels of around 25 on the street and even less on the balcony.

From the reports and Youtube videos I saw, the TF should do better than this, instead of constantly loosing GPS signal, shouldn't it?

Btw, I tried all available settings.

Might my TF be faulty?

PS: Is it normal, that the TF has less GPS problems in the late evening?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] michelhuy:
I haven't been all that happy with the GPS performance either. I haven't managed to get a lock when starting from a cold start at all, it sits there finding no more than 3 or 4 satellites at low levels, even after 20 minutes. By cold start I mean the satellite data wasn't updated in a long time, and therefore the TF is searching on his own for satellites.

When I was connected with Wifi and launched different GPS apps, I was able to get a lock in about a minute or so, which is more normal.

Unless you have the ability to tether to your phone, or or are connected to a wireless router, I think it's absolutely necessary to keep your TF's satellite list up to date manually, or before you leave and know you will be using your TF as GPS device.

I don't think late evening has to do with anything, but the weather can definately interfere (think fog, rain, lot's of clouds).
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Aymara:
Currently in the late evening that's what happens with my TF ... I even get a low level around 20 sitting on the sofa 2 meters away from the window.

This afternoon I even had problems in front of the house with a clear sky, where I also had WiFi connection. Yesterday the same experience.

Why is it better in the evening in my case? Strange.

But maybe I have an explanation: On the roof of the house on the opposite side of the street is a large cell phone antenna. Might this cause my problems? Maybe because there's less traffic in the evening?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Aymara:
Problem solved !

I downloaded MapDroid and tested the GPS in the car ... voila ... worked like a charm.

I drove 20km with the TF switched off, stopped, loaded MapDroid, waited until my position appeared on the map, which only took 1-2 minutes and drove back, checking the map at every traffic light.

So it seems, this cell phone antenna on the neighbour house caused my GPS problems at home.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] michelhuy:
Nice one. I don't think I've actually noticed one of those towers or know what they look like.

ehow.com 's suggestion on how to acquire a GPS signal:

http://www.ehow.com/how_7315691_acquire-gps-signal.html

"2. Get away from anything emitting electronic signals. Radio towers, cell phone towers, and other electronic signals can cause interference with GPS signals, leaving your receiver with little to no reception."
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Aymara:
Just google images for "cell phone towers" and you'll find tons of examples. The one on the house is one (!) of this flat long things. The huge masts with lots of antennas you see in most pics are usually not found in residential areas ... at least here in Germany.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] magicpork:
;) well..a trade-off for getting a strong cell phone signal!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jadesse:
GPS Fix worked for me.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Aymara:
Not in my case, but who knows, maybe it helps someday on the road.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] r_nt:
Worked for me!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Aymara:
I uninstalled GPS Fix, because GPS Status & Toolbox gives me the fastest fix and has more features ... highly recommended ;)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] calvzzz:
So as you all can tell....I'm new to this forum and to the Android platform as well. I just switched from my Iphone to the Galaxy S 4g and it has been great so far! After doing a little research myself I was able to root the phone via superoneclick. As I was reading further into the certain roms that are out and things I could do to further enhance my phone, I decided to get the new gingerbread 2.3.3. I used the program called Odin 1.7 to flash rom and besides from the known "rainbow screen issue and the low wifi signal" it is running smooth. I was just curious on what these programs called adb, cwm(clockwork mods I believe), and cyanogen7? are used for and how? I apologize for my noobness for asking these questions but I just feel like a kid in a candy store with no cash to spend hahah:p. If someone can redirect me to some links that can get me a general idea of how the Android software and mods work that would be great!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
I remember signing up for these forums and not actually using them 'cause I was reading and trying to catch up with the vast amount of info available here... It was overwhelming to say the least.

ADB is the Android Debug Bridge. If you've ever used the command prompt, it's essentially the same. You type in commands and they get executed on the phone. I still argue that you get more power and flexibility through text-based programs, which ADB will let you use. You can use ADB if you use your phone to go into Settings > Applications > Development > USB debugging (check the box next to it) then you can hook up your phone to the computer and run the ADB server on the computer. If you have superoneclick, it should've come with the ADB server as part of the tools.

CWM is a recovery mod, it sits on top of the phone's standard recovery program and gives you more power than the default one. You can make complete and partial backups of your phone's data in case you're flashing roms constantly and something goes wrong. You won't be able to use CWM with gingerbread at this moment since there's no support for it, but if you downgrade to Froyo, you'll be able to.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1099374

Cyanogen Mod isn't available for our phone yet, but it's a popular rom on the phones on which it is available.

Have fun!

EDIT:

You should probably bookmark the bible, lots of good references there:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1117554
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
welcome to the forum! glad everything works well for you on the first time flashing gingerbread. you can read up on everything in the bible thread below:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1117554

check out the guides and it should give you a pretty good feel on everything. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] danstheman7:
Welcome to XDA!

First of all, kudos to the fact that you're brand new and you've already learned to ODIN gingerbread yourself.

ADB is a way of transferring and editing files on your phone.

It's very useful for editing system files, etc.

Not really necessary for you to know right now.

CWM, or ClockWorkMod, is an easy way for you to change your phone theme, apply a ROM (a combination of themes, or modifications), or flash tweaks. Right now, Gingerbread doesn't have CWM but it should be coming in the near future.

For the basics and a few tutorials, look for the GS4G bible, and also look at my tiny little guide, here.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
dan, whenever people ask for places to get info, i'm going to give the bible as well as a link to your site too, if thats cool. you have a ton of info and it saved me when i first bricked. lol. (it was like 1230 or something and search was down)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] danstheman7:
Alright, so I sped up my normal site; use this instead of dlevy.me

http://www.cyclopscomputers.com/gs4g

Glad to hear it helped you.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] calvzzz:
Nice! This helps a lot! Thanks again for all the help :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] danstheman7:
Anytime. Again, welcome to XDA :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] erok910:
Is there a link that shows how to set up adb. I tried on you tube but the computer still does recognize my phone. Im sure its the same for the android OS but im doin something wrong. Any help will do. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] danstheman7:
You honestly don't really need ADB if you have Root Explorer, or QuickSSH'd (which I love).

If you do end up getting QuickSSH'd I'd be glad to help you use it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Lol... It's QuickSSHd, the d stands for daemon. :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] danstheman7:
lolol oops I didn't mean to put that there -_-
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] erok910:
Id like to learn both. What are the ways?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
If you don't wanna pay for QuickSSHd you can also get SSHDroid

https://market.android.com/details?id=berserker.android.apps.sshdroid

You install the app on your phone, then you can get a program on your computer that supports SSH

Putty

WinSCP

Tunnelier

I prefer Putty for running commands and Tunnelier for transferring files. When you run SSHDroid, it'll explain to you how to use it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] erok910:
You install the app on your phone, then you can get a program on your computer that supports SSH

Putty

WinSCP

Tunnelier

I prefer Putty for running commands and Tunnelier for transferring files. When you run SSHDroid, it'll explain to you how to use it.[/QUOTE]

Wowsers thanks. Just saw the reply. Im going to look into now thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] :
welcome to xda!! glad your finding everything ok
[Galaxy 3 General] cheekrox:
Hey all,

Of late, whenever I try connecting my GALAXY 3 to the PC using USB, nothing happens. USB-Debugging is off. And it's supposed to ask me everytime I connect. But lately, nothing happens when I connect it. It does charge though however. And I do get the "Device Connected" sound. But that's about it.

Anybody faced a similar problem? Anybody know the solution to it? Will a reflash of the ROM do the trick? I currently use Kyrillos' ROM
[Galaxy 3 General] Mohanshbhr:
Which os r u using in your pc. there is no need to reflash first check properly with yours and your friends pc or laptop then do anything.
[Galaxy 3 General] cheekrox:
I checked with another PC as well, it's not getting detected. I'm on Windows 7 Professional.
[Galaxy 3 General] danveer:
i had also faced a similar problem.

SOLUTION THAT WORKED FOR ME-go to settings -> privacy and do factory reset.

also go in recovery and there also select the third option wipe data factory reset...:)

after this the pc detected me...:)

hope this works for you..

dont forget to press the thanks button if it worked...:)
[Galaxy 3 General] expertz:
if you are using some 3rd party laucher........switch back to twlauncer (android launcher) and try.......
[Galaxy 3 General] reddead66:
check whether you have phone drivers installed or not.....

if not install kies once...
[Galaxy 3 General] cheekrox:
How will I get my data back then?
[Galaxy 3 General] NishantM:
Try this:

Make sure that the USB cable is not connected from phone to PC.

On the mobile, dial *#7284#

An app called 'PhoneUtil' will open up.

Under USB section, make sure that 'PDA' is selected. If its already selected, then select 'modem' and then again select 'PDA'.

Once done, press 'back' to exit the app

Now Plug the USB cable again. It should work now.
[Galaxy 3 General] mak2.0:
Seems a common enough problem, happened to me as well. The only way I fixed it was a factory reset (tried the phone util thing and it didn't work for me). To save your data I recommend you use a backup app such as my backup root. To do this you will need to root your phone which you can do easily with z4root which you can get here: tiny.cc/z4Root. It will only soft root your phone (temporary root only lasts till you turn your phone off) so it is easily reversable and no chance of brick.
[Galaxy 3 General] cheekrox:
worked. thanks.
[Galaxy 3 General] NishantM:
My pleasure!!!!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] quanb24:
When I switch to the front facing view with the stock camera app it crashes. how do I fix this?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g00s3y:
And what rom are you using?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] quanb24:
BAMF GingerREMIX v2.1
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DroidTh3ory:
Settings/Manage Applications/All/Clear Camera Data.

:)
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] quanb24:
that did the trick thank you so much! :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] adamz667:
Good evening everyone!

I would like to assign custom animation to screen orientation change. And here is the problem: I can't find code in Android sources which is doing that.

I was trying to investigate it by myself, but I have no clue where it can be coded.

Could you help me, please?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bapurado:
just wondering but if i get the sprint view without contract do i have to pay for a data plan to use the tab? i have tmobile and i was just planning to tether it to my phone but i like to have the option to be able to pay for service as you go
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] gotmilk702:
It will work fine without a data plan; you won't be able to text message. However, it will be significantly more expensive to purchase it without a contract. You are much better off either buying the US version of the Flyer at Best Buy if you are looking for a Wi-Fi only, or waiting for the the rumored T-Mobile version (which you ought to not only be able to tether to your phone but swap SIM's when you want to).
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bapurado:
well im shopping around for now so if i can get the view 4g for the right price ill pull the trigger. how much is sprints pay as you go plan anyway?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Renegade360:
Really it's cheaper to sign up for the 2 year contract. Keep it for more than a month & break the contract. So you pay $400, Get a free Pen. Then pay an additional $200 for early termination fee. It is only $20 more than buying the WiFi only Flyer and pen seperate from Best Buy. It is also Cheaper than purchasing outright from Sprint as they won't include the pen if just buing outright. Which will put it at over $700.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] gotmilk702:
I would think your money would be better spent paying $20 a month for 1GB of 3G, tbh.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Renegade360:
I def. agree. I was running a flyer tethered off my droid X. Got the view, now I'm getting rid of the droid x and just getting a texting phone off ebay. I take the view everywhere with me so don't need two Data plans. So far the 2gig for $29 is working great as I'm on wifi around the homestead. My earlier post was comparing the flyer price to the View price. There is little sense in buying the flyer when the view is only a couple dollars more and is 32gig vs 16gig.