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[Samsung Infuse 4G] diablo009:
Yes. It does. It reduces the heat generated when running at lower speeds. But pushing to too low levels increases the amount of time CPU spends at 100% and causing more heat.

After some experimenting, I found 800 to be a safe bet.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MikeyMike01:
The Infuse will be severely obsolete long before it's time for most people to upgrade.

It's certainly not a good investment.

Sent from my Infuse 4G
[Samsung Infuse 4G] XCellPhoneSalesRep:
I guess you guys are right cause the development is BOOOOMING for our beloved Infuse. There are just too many devs pluggin away at the infuse i cant keep up with all these roms!

Like i said, Shyt End of the stick, actually at this rate we didnt even get that much...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] XCellPhoneSalesRep:
PS: about the only thing the InFuSe has going for it right now is a decent commercial.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ap3604:
Real question: Why isn't the Infuse as popular as the HTC HD2? Hell even two years after it came out they just ported over WP7 and Mango :eek:

Seems to me like the best phone on Att so why are there so few people/developers getting it?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bassistguy:
This particular topic was covered in MULTIPLE threads already. The reason development has slowed down is due to Gingerbread not being available yet. The devs don't see a reason to develop further at this point, only to have to redo everything once Gingerbread is available. Once Gingerbread is released for Infuse in Canada (which should be soon), I'm sure you will see plenty of development for this phone. Be patient.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] TheMan42:
Any piece of technology is obsolete from the moment you buy it.

The Infuse is a perfectly fine investment, it's a great device.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Frooty:
Pretty much everyone phone will be obsolete by time you're ready to upgrade. There really isn't a way to win with phones, there will always be something better coming out shortly after you get any phone. It's best to just pick the best phone that is currently out and just stick with it; there is no point in beating yourself up about getting a ****ty phone when even if you were to wait and get a different phone, that too would be outdated within a few months.

Sometimes you just need to pull the trigger and grab something, otherwise you'll never get anything.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Laramie1997:
When I was looking to upgrade my poor little LG shine (yes, stoopid phone) I researched and researched until my eyes bled. I bounced about 100 times between devices until I finally just went to a friend of mine's store and played with the Droid X. Sure, at the time there were better options out there, but for whatever reason, the phone just felt right to me.

The same thing goes for this Infuse that I have for work. I just got it on Friday and I know that there are faster phones already out and there will always be new phones coming out that makes any tech savvy person positively drool at the prospect of playing with it. As the post above me says, you just have to grab a device and go with it, and that's true; oh so true. You can get so wrapped up in looking at specs and reading about the new hotness, but in the end, you will wind up so conflicted with yourself that you can't make an honest choice about what you want.

Then again, who knows. I'm not your typical modder. I rooted the phone within the first ten minutes of having it, and I flashed my first ROM to it this morning. I'm the type of modder that doesn't feel the need to go grab the latest and greatest as long as I've found my "phone bliss" at the moment.

Main thing you need to take away from this thread- Technology is forever changing and buying any piece of technology isn't about nabbing the latest and greatest piece of hardware. The smart buyers grab what they know/think will last and can be tweaked to keep up with new software and uses for some time. Hell, I've got an HTC Eris on my desk at work that I know is OLD, but it's still a valid little phone and can keep up with most other phones of it kind.

Just buy what you like and don't get so wrapped up about what tomorrow will bring.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bassistguy:
Ha, I upgraded from an LG Shine to my current phone (Infuse). You have to admit though, the Shine wasn't a bad little phone :)... I had it for about 3 years. But I'll tell you, going to the Infuse was a HUGE upgrade!

With that being said, I'll be perfectly happy with my Infuse until it's time to upgrade again. I definitely don't feel I got the "shyt" end of the stick.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Entropy512:
Even if that doesn't happen, if you actually research (hang out on IRC and catch the hints dropping, look at some of the github repos), there's some development going on "behind the scenes" that just isn't ready for public consumption yet. I'm fairly certain there's a team of a few people working on a CM7 bringup, but it's nowhere near close to ready yet.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MikeyMike01:
Biggest piece of **** I've ever owned.

After a few weeks I went back to the RAZR until I got the Captivate.

Sent from my Infuse 4G
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Simba501:
Winning

Sent from the most interesting device in the world.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
hey i know there is alot going on with ui on many manufacturers that takes advantage of dual core but in raw capabilities there is not much difference. it is a shame it took the gaming market so long to come around with great 3d games and now they are being built for the tegra and snapdragon and other dual core chipsets because the hummingbird was always very capable, problem being that in america earlier snapdragons (evo, droid incredible, sonyx10,) were much more popular and had limited opengl capabilities, then the phones with the later adreno 205 gpu in the snapdragon never became as popular so the game market never cought up to the hummingbird till the tegra was being released.

google will always keep aosp android very light and fast and make more optimizations while oems will keep tweaking there ui for more wow factor. the tw3 roms and cyanogenmod roms will be competitive on this phone for a long time. with the media capabilities of the hummingbird i don't really think the term obsolescence applies just yet.

there were many phones announced at the time of the infuse and we all made the decision to get this one. i have no regrets but i do think the lineup of phones comming this fall/winter is very exciting. however as far as capabilities and limitations go there is no reason not to get the infuse.

as far as development i want to get with my brother and see if he cant get a kernel working with nilfs or nilfs2 file system, and some other things. nilfs2 on the nexus s has gotten 3500+ in quadrant.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] antuus:
I'm completely happy with this phone. It does everything I want it to and more. I'm actually more shocked that you feel you "got the shyt end of the stick." This only shows how little you know about the mobile market.

New models 3 minutes after you get yours is the norm.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Mylenthes:
If the galaxy s2 for tmo gets a 4.5 screen, I'm going to be extremely extremely pissed. I can barely stand 4.3. 4 inches has always been the sweet spot for me.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] ap3604:
I take it you underclock you processor to 800mghz as well and you like it? Does it save you battery and less heat as well?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
att and t-mo are combining networks. i have already seen att comercials about what that means for the future of the network adding new cell sites and such. there is a good chance that if you get an attain or an over sees phone like a sgs2 or sgs2-mini or sgs-plus it may work on a t-mo account before long. it is actually probably a pretty good time to switch to t-mo because even if att completely absorbs t-mo and becomes the same company you would still have the t-mo contract with cheaper prices and unlimited data. some old cell one customers still pay there bill on the cell one accounts and are not forced into an att billing plan unless they are upgrading a contract feature.

though i love my infuse i do admit that i look at my friends nexus one and my old captivate (now belongs to my brother) and wish i had a normal sized phone and maybe a small tablet for multi media that i didn't always carry. the infuse is light enough to work for me but the 3.8-4.0 screens are better for one haneded typing and dont have as big a tendancy to fall from my hand.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] b3asty:
+1

Love my Infuse all tweaked out and working wonderfully.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Simba501:
Yep. I, personally, use an Inspire and I, too, know the wonders of underclocking. I have several profiles set up to scale back on either the frequency or governor (conservative vs. ondemand) in several situations (battery or temperature at a certain point). I was wondering about underclocking the Infuse because I loaded Infused 1.5 onto my GF's Infuse, but I wasn't sure how it'd perform (and since I can't extensively test it myself, I just left it alone). Now that I see it's been done successfully, I'm probably going to underclock it and set up a few profiles.

A couple of questions: What clocking app do you use? What governor do you use? What profiles, if any, do you have set up?

Sent from the most interesting device in the world.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] spoland:
I agree with you. When I got mine, the Atrix was already out so I could have gotten a dual-core if I wanted but I was more impressed with the initial reviews of the Infuse. I'm happy with it. It's always fast enough and love the screen quality (brightness, resolution, etc.)

I will say though, T-Mobile does get a better batch of smartphones compared to AT&T. AT&T either gets them too late or they don't have good choices available. BUT within a year both companies will be the same and we'll all have great phones!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Laramie1997:
It was a great phone. To make calls on and nothing more. Sturdy, yes. First day I had it, I was on the 3rd floor of a building on campus and while playing with my new phone, it slipped out of my hand and fell over the railings plumetting to a three story drop onto concrete. I knew for sure it was dead, but the phone had one little dent on the upper left hand corner and that was it. I still have it as a backup phone for those just in case moments in life.

Sounds like you texted on it. LOL You had to be a machine with needle fingers to text on that thing. Even with T9 it was still pretty bad.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] millerja01a:
Only bad thing about Infuse, missing G'Bread

I have no complaints about this device expect no Gingerbread. That version unlocks so much in Android and it's devices.

I will give Apple credit for containing fracturing among their devices but that's as far as I go.

When Google can get the OEM's to get more inline with updates, the community will benefit.

Infuse and it's screen....Awesomeness!!!!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Bronk93:
I sell mobile phones for a living and I am thoroughly impressed with the infuse. All in all it has everything I want in a mobile device, hands down. I like it so much I'm trying to sell my G2x to buy one.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] MikeyMike01:
We didn't have a texting plan back then, so it was strictly calls.

Every time I went to use it it was completely dead. I would charge it fully and throw it in my backpack... After school it would be dead. I got a new battery and it still did it.

Went back to the RAZR which lasted weeks at a time.

Sent from my Infuse 4G
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maverick ®:
I have my HTC Desire for w while now and it works ( almost ) flawless. I have rooted it but I still need to do a nand root of which I am a little afraid to do so.

But that is not the issue here. I am a former Nokia user and I use a Parrot carkit in both my cars. The thing with the Nokia was that it sends all its sounds through the parrot into my car speakers. I mean when my phone rang or got a notification, I heard that through my carspeakers. The HTC does not. If I make a call it will use the carspeakers. but any nnotification of incoming call or sms or mms will only be heard on the phone itself.

Is there a solution to correct that?

grtz Maverick ®
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigdan35:
Yeah.. Plug an aux cable in to the phone. (Just like when you hear all notifications through headphones)

Other than that, I cannot help!

Dan.

Swyped from my Oxygenated HTC Desire
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mk27:
Hey guys,

I need few brave people to [beta] test my GPS Software - A program similar to RemoteTracker. Information about it is written on my personal site at http://www.mkexchange.com/rcagent (Or should i have copied the whole thing here?)

The software currently has no privacy protection (no passwords, no configurable way of specifying the upload location, etc) - everything is recorded in the "Debug Log" for testing and debugging purposes. This is not a final "stable" version, your device could blow up! - probably not though :)

I wrote this for personal use but i wouldn't mind sharing and give back to the community :)

Requirements:

- Someone who knows what they're doing.

- Device with GPS running WM6+ (with Compact Framework 2.0... maybe 3.5 in the future)

- Unlimited Data/SMS plan - so it doesn't end up costing you a fortune while testing. Mainly SMS is used for comms - data is optional.

- Enough space on the External Storage/SD Card - for debug log, track files, etc.

- The software has no visible interface so you will need another phone to send the messages from.

Let me know if you are interested.

I'm using SPV M700 (HTC P3600) permanently connected to the car battery to test this.

I'll put more info about it, if there's enough interest.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Update: 2011-07-12

I have attached the latest build of the program to this post. Use this to Install the program.

Before you do anything, please read, understand and only continue if you accept the following sentence/paragraph:

YOU USE THIS SOFTWARE AT YOUR OWN RISK, I AM IN NO WAY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS TO YOU, YOUR DATA OR YOUR PHONE ARISING FROM THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY.

1. Before you install this software, please backup your data.

2. Set the GPSID (or "External GPS") configuration in system settings to the correct hardware port. This is important, otherwise the program will not be able to get any GPS data and may not work correctly.

3. Install the attached cab

4. You will need to manually activate the program from the programs folder ("RCAgent (Beta)"). If you wish to remove it, please remember to kill the process/program using task manager before uninstalling.

5. Once installed and activated you might want to switch on the "Monitors". You can activate most of them together by sending an SMS Command "@rc monitors on";

Tip: Send "@rc version" to get the version information or to check whether it's running and responding to commands.

Check post #2 (or here: http://www.mkexchange.com/rcagent-ug) to see how to use all the commands. Remember this is a beta/alpha software so it might have bugs or compatibility issues as i've only tested on two devices.

Update 2011-07-13

Please note, RCAgent.log file is limited to 100mb to prevent it from taking all the space on the external storage card. Once it hits 100MB, it will empty the file automatically to make way for new data. Make sure you backup this file if you want to keep its contents.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] 6700Freak:
I can take this for a test drive.

My device is a Touch Pro 2 on Verizon network (CDMA). Get pretty good GPS. Also have 16gb SD card so should be able to write the debug log files as you are looking for.

Let me know.

Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] thomasalva:
i'll try on hd mini...
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mk27:
Thanks guys.

Hope you realise this software has no visible interface? You will need another phone to send the messages.

I'm compiling a little user guide over the next few days so you'll be able to use it. I've put it on my website for now (don't worry, its a personal site, no ads or anything) so i can update it from anywhere. Once complete, i'll probably paste it all here.

Stay tuned!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mk27:
Okay guys, i've updated everything here.

Please give me your feedback.

Remember to use a good (preferably unlimited) SMS/text/data plan for this so it doesn't bankrupt you!
[Windows Mobile Software Development] illi:
For testing purposes you may want to consider allowing interaction on the app-installed phone. I dont have a second phone.

tq
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mk27:
I was debating whether to keep the "Debug Agent" active and thought it would be pointless for the purpose of this app ("remote control...") and may not be useful for real-life [beta] testing.

But, you can send the commands to your own number and use it that way.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] illi:
I'll try that out & revert.

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mk27:
Well guys, do you have any feedback for me? :)
[Windows Mobile Software Development] dr_Henio:
I'm instal and testing

RCAgent 1.0.4210.39687

HTC s740 ROM 1.12.402.0 10/25/08

Radio 0.24.30.24
[Windows Mobile Software Development] dr_Henio:
Don't work.

I can not set the GPS COM port.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mk27:
The program uses GPSID.

In system settings, there should be an icon for "External GPS" (or GPS Settings, or might be something else depending on the firmware). You can set the port using that.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] dr_Henio:
don't work
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mk27:
I've attached the GPSID settings program. Use that to set the hardware port and select "Manage automatically".
[Windows Mobile Software Development] dr_Henio:
I used this program, but it still does not work.

I checked all configurations.

The problem is that except for the GPS receiver does not turn on. Neither nor GPSID RCAgent not start the GPS receiver.

Programs Navigation (maps) work very well.
[Windows Mobile Software Development] mk27:
Interesting. Are you willing to send me the RCAgent.log file for me to analyse?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] dr_Henio:
I change the phone. Now working.

Can you add to the sms link to a map with GPS/CELLID coordinates?
[Windows Mobile Software Development] linpaws:
Using it. Loving it.

Hi mk27,

I am using RCAgent in in LG-GM750 WM6.5 in my car since 25th March 2012 and loving it. However I would be interested to know if you are still working on it. I would love to see updates, gprs and more functionality added. It seems to respond quite well through SMS so definitely working. Today I texted me that the car was moving over the 50knots speed limit and then again that it was under the speed limit.

It would be good to see an email being sent, or location updates on a map. May be as someone suggested, the sms could be in a google maps format.

Are you planning to make it open source at all?
[General Topics] gangrel_82:
After weeks of waiting and countless attempts to log in to Google+ and being told, I needed to be invited. Just for the heck of it I tried a little while ago and to my surprise a "create public profile" screen came up after "checking server". I had no invite emails and the one email I had from a week ago to comment on a topic did not allow me access. Has anyone else been able to log on today that was unable before?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] D4rKn3sSyS:
Hey guys, just discovered something nice on froyo :p

check this out

Cyanogenmod settings > statusbar bla > check use custom > get alpha to minimum, and you have transparent notification bar :eek:

See the first image, and see the second one , you will understand everything

btw, you need to have density 110 to see that alpha bar ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] drsood:
i always knew that the alpha setting existed on the bar color screen...(even in 120 resolution, one can see the yellow bar n move it with difficulty)...

but i never knew that it can b completely visualized in 110 resolution view...

thnx for this
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Eyama:
nice trick:) but i have problem i set notification bar to transparent in lock screen is transpared but on launncher pro's home and everywhere is black. what do i have to do for getting transparnt everywhere?

EDIT: i'm on CyaNoComb v 1.2 ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Thedy01:
I dont have those settings :) i mean i have but cant set them...cant ''click'' on them :(

Sent from my awesome x10 mini pro :P (with Cyanogen Froyo CM6 v6.01)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] destiny007:
solved ;-p
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] coversnail:
Have you read the last sentence of the original post? You need to change the screen density to see it.

Or can you see it but just not able to select it?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] destiny007:
sorry yeah i have read it, but i thought i must make this after change
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Thedy01:
I cannot select those settings :( im on cm6 v6.02

Sent from my awesome x10 mini pro :P (with Cyanogen Froyo CM6 v6.01 by slade87)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] destiny007:
you need to have density 110 to see that alpha bar
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] destiny007:
what app i need to change the density?

ok i have changed build.prop ;-)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Thedy01:
i cannot even go to the status bar settings... i cannot select it...

I'm in cyanogen mod settings/user interface/ and there the status bar settings are "transparent"
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Eyama:
yes with newest CMParts you cant change statusbar colors :/ i hope D4 or slade87 will fix that ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] destiny007:
when i pick the color pink the statusbar change the color into pink

but when i set the alpha to 0 the statusbar is black
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Eyama:
witch launcher do you use?

i found how to do transparent in Launcher Pro and ADW Launcher:)

1) Launcher pro

to get it work you need to use live wallpapers othervise it will be just black or grey statusbar

2)Adw launcher EX

got to launcher settings then general behavior/system preferences and uncheck wallpaper hack
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] destiny007:
ok thx i test it now

edit:

so i have test it :-( its black... i hate black today!!! ;-)

is it the framework.res the mistake???

need to change this?

what theme do you have?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Eyama:
well im using mini pro and current rom is MiniCM6 v6.1

in this rom i have option to use theme via theme choser and im using meizu theme.

and my launcher is ADW.

i dont think that is prob in framework.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Plancton.fr:
Do you have a solution for Go Launcher EX Eyama ? :D

For Go Launcher EX I find the solution :D

Go to Preferences -> Advanced Settings and select High quality drawing !
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] destiny007:
u use this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1102755 ???
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Eyama:
i found that it could work with Live Wallpaper like on Launcher pro.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Plancton.fr:
No I have the solution for every wallpapers, I edit my last post ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Eyama:
yes i'm using these theme:)

@Plancton.fr

nice work looks like every launcher can have transpared status bar:)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] destiny007:
or is this the wrong rom ?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=961707
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Eyama:
witch launcher do you use, and do you have option to change alpha in settings/CyanogenMod sett./user interface/ notification colors/custom notification ( i think. i dont have that option beacuse i have difrent CMParts)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] destiny007:
i have all launchers testet

adw

lp and go launcher :-(

this is the screenshot of my settings... i think you mean this...??

i changed the alphakanal into 0 in Bar Color and Pulldown color
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Eyama:
Ok in custom notification bar change color to alpha pres in the midle of the circle and reboot phone. I think i must work;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] destiny007:
i have do this :-( often