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[Droid Incredible General] Seihaku:
The dInc blows the OG Droid out of the water, and is still a very competent phone by todays standards.

I actually really didn't like the Droid Incredible when I first used it because something seemed cheap about it. Realized a day later it was because of how quickly everything was loading on it, made it seem like there was no substance to the applications. Idiotic complaint? Yes, but my brain works in weird ways.

Love the phone. If you can get a cheap used/refurb I'd do that, I would be all about the SGS2 if it came with LTE, I'm thinking I may be waiting for the SGS3 to come out or one of the better HTC LTE phones.
[Droid Incredible General] dbuckham:
I've had my DInc since the day after it was released and love mine. I almost got a DInc2 but decided against it. I will wait till Christmas time and try to get a multicore phone. My DInc does everything I need it to do, while there will always be a bigger and faster phone coming, I can wait.
[Droid Incredible General] winterknoll:
Thanks for the support guys...meeting craigslist seller tomorrow morning for $125. Here's to hoping the VZW rep will tell me the ESN is clear!
[Droid Incredible General] k_nivesout:
Good luck, that sounds like a good price if its clean. I paid about $200 for mine 3-4 months ago if that's any indication.
[Droid Incredible General] cdf3:
I purchased mine off ebay. It's a great phone. My only complaint would be the screen. It's very hard to see outside in the daylight.
[Droid Incredible General] brando56894:
The incredible is a worthy upgrade from the OG Droid (I did the same thing in March), but only if you can get it for cheap. I got mine from verizon for $100. I only got it to satisfy my craving for faster technology since the lack of ram on the OG was pissing me off. I'll be ditching the incredible when I find a phone worthy of my (last) new every 2 (so essentially something thats 4G, Dual/Triple/Quadcore, and an unlocked bootloader), I wouldn't mind it if it launched with Ice Cream Sandwich either :D
[Droid Incredible General] rocketj:
you really can't go wrong with this phone... the devs having it doing things it was never designed for and it does it well! sense 3.0and panoramic camera are awesome.
[Droid Incredible General] winterknoll:
The other deal for 125 fell through but I picked one up today..already loving the phone. MIUI is beautiful and it absolutely rips on this phone compared to my Droid.
[Droid Incredible General] donnyp1:
There are alot of roms, by the time the first 2 weeks are over, you prolly flash 25 times! Try optimized shift and nils business gingersense, both fantastic roms.
[Droid Incredible General] LuvMyDroid:
I completely agree with you about upgrading to a Dinc2. My Dinc1 is awesome and I'd probably end up regretting using my upgrade on a Dinc2.

I wouldn't hesitate to tell someone to pickup a used Dinc1 at all. Coming from an OG Droid I couldn't be happier. I have to see if the Bionic is locked down, most likely will be, to make an upgrade decision. Guess I'll just have to be patient.
[HTC Inspire 4G] tat2me2:
I can't seem to find the path for a game I downloaded and installed from the Amazon app store today, I'd like to have a look at a few of the files but have no clue where it is - can someone help me out? The game is Fiel Runners

Thanks,

tat
[HTC Inspire 4G] henrybravo:
I have that game too. I just checked on my phone, and it is installed in the /data/data/com.subatomicstudios folder in internal memory.
[General Questions and Answers] Nza13:
I'm scared that I may have lost one

I rooted with z4root, which seemed to go well. I downloaded rom manager (paid version) and flashed cwm. I had some trouble booting into cwm so i did a little investigating and ended up downloading bootstrapper as well. After enabling boot strapper I was able to get into CWM and do a nandroid backup.

I downloaded and flashed to newest CM nightly (8 I believe), and my phone seemed to be happy (it did want to power cycle when I was signing on to my google account at first, but after skipping the step in the set up wizard of the phone and just adding the account after it worked fine.).

I went to bed and did not plug the phone in. I woke up and saw that it was on still and proceeded to play a video game. I heard it beep across the room an hour later (no one around it) and figured it was getting low on battery since it had not been charged. When I picked it up to check the time, it would not start up. I have pulled the battery several times, tried to boot into cwm to flash my back up (could only get into the factory recovery), and I seem to be getting less and less response as time progresses. My power button doesn't seem to be producing any effect now and I can only get the screen to come up and display the big moto "m" if I plug the phone into a charging dock. I did charge my battery in my brothers OG droid since I heard that it wont charge the battery if it doesn't start up.

I'm by no means an expert, but I've had very successful rooting experiences with my Dinc (even soft bricked my Dinc, had a heart attack, then brought it back from the brink with help from this web site), a Thunderbolt, and a couple of fascinates. Never imagined a nightmare like this. Best part is this D2 is a loaner from my boss while I wait for my Charge to come in the mail!

Any help would be immensely appreciated.

ps. The only oddball variable that I can think of in this mix is that I'm using my micro SD card from my Dinc which had at least one nandroid left on it (which I deleted in Rom manager). I wonder if rom manager (or me... most likely me) got confused and possibly tried to flash cm7 for the Dinc from my SD card. User error, the story of my life.
[General Questions and Answers] Omnichron:
try plugging the phone into a wall charger and leave it for a while. the charge window will come up
[General Questions and Answers] Nza13:
Yeah, battery power seems to be the simple answer to my power button not being responsive. I hijacked my brother's battery and my D2 powered up to the "M" screen and froze with just the power button press, or will boot into stock recovery (holding X on the keyboard while depressing the power after a battery pull), though I don't seem to be able to do anything effective from there. My battery is currently in my brothers droid charging as I continue to look for a solution/hope for more leads from this thread. Being able to consistently get a response from the phone is a step in the right direction though.
[General Questions and Answers] Jordo de Owens:
Have you tried powering up the phone into bootloader? That'd be a quick way to know if your data is corrupt. I went through that whole process last week. Only thing is that your battery can't charge in bootloader so make sure your battery isn't low.
[General Questions and Answers] Nza13:
If you're talking about holding the X key and power, then yes. This will bring me to the stock recovery menu. If there's an action that can be preformed from the stock recovery that will help me, I'm unaware of it. I know from cwm I would have the option to restore from a back up that I made (I have a stock back up and a back up from as soon as I got the phone up and running with a cm nightly rom).

I'm hoping that when I plug the phone into my computer it will be recognized. I read the instructions on how to run rsdlite here and aside from being able to navigate my phone menus to put it into usb mode, I should be able to take care of everything else. So now my real questions are; If my computer sees my device, is running the rsdlite program my best solution, and what's the next step if my computer does not see my phone?
[General Questions and Answers] christo37:
try this

your phone will gharge if you put it in bootloader mode i know because ive done it now if you phones rom is jacked then flash it back to stock with rsd lite you can get the a955 stock rom from here this web site or my droid world also it will work there is noting wrong with your phone take care chris
[Nexus S General] Android Touch:
Im on stock rom and I realized their is a lot of lag when going through the home screen. I only have a couple widgets and icons..does anyone else have this?
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
what launcher are you using? mines is smooth as butter using ADW EX.
[Nexus S General] Android Touch:
Im using the stock launcher
[Nexus S General] Vandam500:
Yeah I also started to notice it. Very heavy lag too. I switched back to Launcher Pro Plus and no problems yet.
[Nexus S General] chewbz:
I had that with cm7 with gb launcher, went back to miui lol
[Nexus S General] rican408:
I'm on the stock rom stock kernel stock launcher. My homescreen is good even with the. nexus live wallpaper. I've always found adw to lag. This is y I always return to stock.
[Nexus S General] Joey_UFC:
i only get that problem when i have a live wallpaper on. that will slow down the screen big time. other then that im all gravy baby
[Nexus S General] NYYFan325:
The only lag I have is when I first boot my phone. If I try and move anything on my screen I get told that launcherpro has stopped responding... I click "wait" and 15 seconds later were gold. Annoying yes, deal breaker...no
[Nexus S General] DirtyShroomz:
I hate that but I rarely reboot
[Nexus S General] NYYFan325:
I've been doing it a bit lately flashing new nightly's and showing off the CM7 3D boot animation to people lol. But yeah it's whatever I suppose
[Nexus S General] Elron102:
I Used to have the same issue, regardingless if I'm ussing ADW/LIVE-Wallpaper/GO Launcher or something like that. After reinstalling my device on Saturday it works smooth as a new car
[Nexus S General] dreamsforgotten:
On the boot the media scanner slows the phone to a crawl that last longer the more on your sd card you can improve the speed by deleting the folder android from the root of your sd card then reboot. Sometimes the gallery thumbnails get corrupt
[Nexus S General] jonnythan:
I get it sometimes. The best temporary fixes are to use a different launcher like ADW or LP or change the CPU governor.

ICS should enable hardware acceleration of the home screen, which will eliminate this problem, but we won't be seeing that for ~6 months.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] richie390:
I am currently running AmeriCanAndroid AOSP HD2 Cyanogen CM7.1 (Gingerbread 2.3.4) 100% HTC-LEO cm base and for some reason I can't give my contacts custom ringtones or choose a custom ringtone. Can anyone help?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] stelioskal:
i have the same problem some help?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] metaljoker:
Use a root explorer, copy an mp3 or any sound extension file then go to a folder called Media, open it & select the folder which you need to past in it for example, notification, ringtones etc. That's it

I think the media folder is inside SYSTEM folder.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] stelioskal:
hi thanks . But even if i do this remains the same soud-ringtone

the only<<solution>> tha i found is to make a backup with rom manager and then to restore.

PS so the ringtone is changed but if i want to change again i must do the same procedure!!!!!!!!!!!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] matoflash:
Download app called ringdroid.

It can save any mp3 or anything as recognized ringtone, notification etc...

Quick way to do.
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tpex:
Hi, When I got CyanogenMod 7 I found a setting where I could change what toggle icons showed up on top of the notifications dropdown (WiFi, Sound, brightness, 3G and orientation changing toggles etc.), now for the life of me I can't find this setting?

Using CM7 stable on the normal HTC Wildfire
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lesicnik1:
I think it's under interface.

Not sure right now, I can't check atm
[Wildfire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3xeno:
Settings > Cyanogenmod Settings > Interface > Notification Power Widget
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ConeyKiller:
Ok, I know I've seen this discussed on here before but honestly I dont know what keywords to put in to find the thread. Basically, I setup a new gmail and need to know how to register phone with it. I added under accounts and sync and have it syncing. Doesnt the market need it as well? I just feel like adding and syncing was too easy. Also what is a good way to move over contacts to new gmail? I thought syncing from phone would work, but have not seen them show up yet, been about 6 hours.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] studacris:
you need to do a factory reset to change gmail accounts like that.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ConeyKiller:
Ya thats what I was afraid of.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RockRatt:
Not positive about this but what if he flashed gapps over again? I have in the past had to flash gapps with nightlys and had to reset up my Google account. I did use the same gmail I have always used but shouldn't it be possible to do the same thing and when it ask for your gmail address just put in the new one?

Then if that works and you get it up and running you should be able to open your OLD gmail account via a PC and send a vcard with all your contacts to your new gmail account. Once you try to open the vcard it should ask you what you want to do. Then pick open with gmail or something like that.

Again I may be wrong and you will need to factory reset but it wouldn't hurt to try it the way I just said before. If this does work you will probably have to add all your apps via the market unless you install them first via titanium backup.

Sent from My KickAss Captivated CM7 OC'd 1.5Ghz/Undervolted
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ConeyKiller:
I just factory reset, but was looking at the idea of clearing all data on all google apps. Also on a side note, the setup kept force closing on my phone, wtf. Got it up and running though.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tq745:
The Thrive is officially out. And to be honest I'm considering switching to the Thrive. The reason why I purchased the TF in the first place is because of the added ports that comes with the dock. But now looking at the Thrive and having all the ports on the tablet itself is plus for me. Yes it's a bit heavier and thicker but if you carry the TF along with it's dock then there really isn't much difference. Another plus is being able to change the battery. I know many of us bought the TF because of the dock and it's extra ports which no other tablet could offer until now. Will any TF owners be making the switch to the Thrive?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] down8:
Not me. Liking my TF more everyday.

-bZj
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ikeny:
What's a thirve?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] makec3rt:
The question is what can you do on Thrive, that you can't do on Asus pad?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
Not a chance in the world. It's far too expensive (8GB Thrive is *more* expensive than a 16GB TF, and 16GB Thrive is identical price to a 32GB TF). Of course it lacks the versatility of being able to switch between netbook and tablet modes -- a separate wireless keyboard with no touchpad is of no use to me -- and despite that, as you note, it's also larger and heavier. The battery might be removable, but I'd place money you won't be able to get hold of one for a sane price within a year of the thing being discontinued, and it also packs less battery power than the Transformer alone, let alone with the dock attached.

No thank you.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tq745:
if you consider the dock with the TF then it is more than the Thrive. I only like the idea of having a removable battery because batteries don't last forever. I like having the option of changing the battery myself rather then having to send it in to the manufacturer. When I have my TF docked I still find myself using the touch screen rather then the touchpad as it is faster.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] AstroTrain:
Has anybody seen the thrive? It looks like a butcher's cutting board. It's as fugly as the Viewsonic g tab.

Why does one have to compare that monstrosity to the TF with dock? Alot people own the TF without the dock, in terms of form, function and price, the TF to me has always been the best Android T2 tab out there. I would be interested in seeing what Sony comes out with but all the rest just don't cut it.

The only thing that the Thrive beats the TF on is OBESITY.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Q.Entity:
Is that the Toshiba one?

Since a couple years ago when I had one of its phones, I promised to myself not to Toshiba again...

Skickat från min ASUS Eee Pad TF101
[Eee Pad Transformer General] syntrix:
Thrive = no thanks. Just not seeing it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
If I consider the dock with the TF, then it has more than double the battery life of the Thrive, plus a keyboard and touchpad that the Thrive lacks, etc.

And I bet if you count the wireless keyboard for the Thrive, then its weight is similar to that of the TF plus dock, but still with far less battery life, no touchpad, and far less versatility.

And I'd be willing to place money that you'll never actually do it.

No standard battery type is going to fit in a tablet, so you'll be reliant on a specific proprietary battery type that no third party is going to make. It won't be in Toshiba's interest to supply one to you for long after they stop making the tablet itself, so chances are by the time you actually need a battery, you either won't be able to get one at all, or it'll be extremely expensive and from very old stock that's already got inadequate battery life.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] syntrix:
Yeah, I'm just not seeing the replaceable battery idea.

If you run low on battery, you run low, but with the TF, you have the keyboard to get you into the 16 hour range of full use. By the time these batteries die or can't be charged anymore, you'll have replacements on the market for cheap, or local shops that can do it for you easily.

When that time comes, there will be something else in the market that you will buy anyway!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Thewalrus0034:
I'm actually considering it, because of the ports, and the biggest (yet to be proven) feature, that the device won't creak, won't have light bleed, and if it does, I might be able to actually send it in without worry of getting a worse problem sent back to me. (by all this I mean the supposed build quality I might get) Though if I sell my Transformer, I'll have spent ~$750 for a tablet including money I got back and the price of a Thrive.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] walkamongus:
The Thrive's ports are appealing to me but then again, I have gotten a hold of the dock to go with my Transformer. I think once I get that, the Thrive will lose its appeal.

I also think if I got the Thrive, I'd spend time reminiscing about the Transformer's better display every time I turned it on.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Rumbleweed:
Not sure why you are concerned about battery, looking at your sig and fact that you consider changing for a new option, you will most likely trade up longbefore the battery needs to be replaced.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] semaphor74:
I agree the built in ports, no creaks and light bleed, user removable battery, regular ac adapter as well as a rubberized back cover that can also be replaced is enough for me to switch
[Eee Pad Transformer General] walkamongus:
:confused: Maybe I'm confused but I don't see this as a plus. Have you seen the size of that thing? The last thing I want to do is have to carry around a power brick for a tablet...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] semaphor74:
At least, you can easily find its replacement and the round tip is more reliable and easier to insert.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tq745:
when it comes to tablets i think i'll do less trading up as i do with phones. the only reason i'm considering the thrive is because of the ports being on the tab itself.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Carl LaFong:
I'm still loving my TF and use it constantly. Does it all for me and wouldn't consider switching. I have no reason to jump ship.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Tubular:
The price is ****ed. So is the weight and the god awful ugly design.

Asus hit it on all of the right notes except for the poor QC. If they hadn't botched that it would be one for the history books (my book).

The Thrive however is ****ed. It's ugly, it looks huge, it looks heavy it's expensive and the removable battery would be great if I could conceive of them actually selling them. Look at the Huawei Ideos Slim S7. It has a removable battery and I have yet to find a retailer that sells them. I can't*even find one using Google without having to resort to some insane search. Maybe I'll have to go to Huawei HQ myself.

In addition the idea of replacing the battery is kind of gimmicky. If you take care of it, I don't see why it should lose its capacity any time in the near future. I have a number of devices with removable batteries and I have yet to ever replace a battery in one. High cap batteries might be attractive but it should come with a decent battery to begin with like the TF.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dfin13:
The only tablet that actually has an attractive design is the Galaxy 10.1. The others are nerd-ugly, so I don't find the Thrive any more ugly than the others.

As for the price, it's only $30 more than the Transformer, but with 8GB less built-in memory. But it also has full-sized HDMI, USB, and SD ports. Yes, that adds thickness, but to get USB on the Transformer, you add more thickness and another $150 to the price (or an awkward dongle, if it is ever released).

At their thickest points, the TF and Thrive are almost the same, but the TF tapers towards the edges whereas the Thrive is the same thickness all around (no doubt due to the ports).

I like my TF. But I'm going to go fondle a Thrive at BB tomorrow, and if it feels solid and doesn't creak or bleed, I might just jump ship and order the 8GB model. I was *this* close to buying a dock today, but I only want the USB, not the added bulk and weight of a keyboard. I'm definitely going to wait for more reviews about the build and screen quality before I make my move.

Yeah I know, good riddance, door, ass, etc etc. I've got no emotional attachment to my gear or its manufacturer, just want what works best for me.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Tubular:
I disagree. I think the TF has a stellar design. It can be argued that it's not really "slim" but the design creates an illusion of thinness. Furthermore the color and the material of the bezel are different. I like that they took a non-iPad route and it ended up not looking like ****.

The Galaxy Tab 10.1 however has I think, the best design of every tab I've seen to date, even if it goes back to looking like the iPad. The thinness can't be beat. I agree with you on this, the Galaxy Tab 10.1 is one aesthetically pleasing device.

For looks I'd have to rate:

Galaxy Tab 10.1

TF

Xoom

I don't like what the Thrive has for the ports, that big ugly cover that pops off, reminds me of the ViewSonic G-Tablet for some reason.

I'm not going to say that, that's for the fanboys. You do what you have to do. It's just a tablet, not an in-law. :rolleyes:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] knoxploration:
It's also exactly as slim as a first-gen iPad (which I didn't hear anybody whining about the thickness of). It's also almost exactly the same overall volume as a 1G iPad, just with a more useful, wider aspect ratio.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] kaylord84:
No
[Eee Pad Transformer General] lude219:
LOL, seriously, that thing is ugly as ****. And knowing that it's made by TOSHIBA, double LOL. Asus is top-notch manufacturer from their motherboards to their netbooks (owner of an EeePC 1000HE that's modded and overclocked to hell and still ticking), so no, I dont think I can deviate from that road. What's Toshiba known for? Making brick size laptops with the reliability that's second to last, and it looks like that trend is not going to end anytime soon. Sure, the only thing the TF101 is lacking is usb on the pad itself but screw it, i wouldnt compromise the look and the design of the TF101 for a usb port.