yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ru_maniac:
Then we probably just having bad luck. I'll try to install it again.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PAGZLY:
I have personally tried various drivers for this model and I always came back to the initial state with that program.

Try it free!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ms28leo:
Low space solution

My pleasure, i m realy happy to know about that some on got help cos of me....

as u mentioned above low space problem so i recomend u to use LINK2SD app instead of app2sd, install it to ur device and in settings of the app set default location to sd, ...................n also set auto linkapp on installing....... cheers :)

One thing i wana mention, if u wana better result reset ur device first n after do this

---------- Post added at 02:05 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:57 AM ----------

Happy to help :) Gudluck dear.......................................
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Serbian_Hero:
OT 990 Android 2.3.4 official released via One Touch Update Q 1.8.3 in Russia..

For know only people in Russia can get 2.3.4 via OTU. Soon it will be available for the rest of the world I hope... Or wait for Russians to gain a root access and upload the update...

4pda.ru /forum /index.php?showtopic=299039&st=0
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] e1zemun:
Tutorial - root ,ext2 .... OT-990

Hello everyone, I made a tutorial for the root, ext2, partition, battery calibration, speeding .... .

The only drawback is that it is in Serbian with Google translator, but I hope it will help.

e1zemun.blogspot.com/2012/01/alcatel-ot-990-rutovanje-i-kreiranje
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruudvx:
so is it possible to upgrade yet to Gingerbread from froyo?

Or should i stay with froyo for the moment?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] istvan47:
We're looking forward to the 2.3 update to fix the problem!

hope someone is able to cook something good

Thank you for your hard work.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ms28leo:
i have ur requested ROM but i cant post a link contact with me i ll send u via other source.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hob1:
Now there is some rom dump on the same forum..

Russian 2.3.4 with root updated system img below..

4pda.ru/forum /index.php?s=&showtopic=299039&view=findpost&p=10840342
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ms28leo:
Russian Gingerbread zip for OT990

here is gingerbread 2.3.4 dumped for ot990

http://narod.ru/disk/37525049001/one_touch_990_ALRU-2.3.4-v5GX-0-romdump.7z.html
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qltsar:
Can you explain how to install this romdump?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hob1:
I think there is a newer update with bugs fixed and its a zip file..

The link is in my previous post, page 19.

Custom Android OS 2.3.4 Gingerbread(full pack)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bojandvb:
Did someone try this? Is this first release of 2.3.4 without market or second (fixed) release?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sigprof:
Currently there seems to be no way, unless you can get some Gingerbread update with OTU first. Apparently a phone which was updated to Gingerbread via OTU will no longer work with Froyo ROMs flashed via fastboot (but downgrades from the first broken Gingerbread release to Froyo via OTU have been seen), and fastboot flash (boot, recovery, custpack, system) of Gingerbread ROMs to a phone which still has Froyo does not seem to work either. Probably there is also some bootloader update which is needed for Gingerbread, but breaks compatibility with Froyo, and there is no known method to install it except OTU.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qltsar:
i see :(

and what about that: if someone can save the OTU download folder, and share with us? i think we are able to transect the OTU program and do the gingerbread upgrade half-manually.

i tried the custom gingerbred, (which is located and shared on the 4pda forum) but it seemed to be not worked :(

the phone hangs on boot, and started reboot randomly.

i think there is a restriction in the firmware, and this doesn't let us to use a newer kernel than the .32 version.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ru_maniac:
So, you have to install 2.34 via OTU first and only then flash custom rom, yep?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fluxx_srb:
How about flashing russian froyo ROM, and then just using update? I'm a noob, so sorry if I'm saying gibberish.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ru_maniac:
And why flashing 2.2? I see no point in that.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fluxx_srb:
To make update program think it's a russian phone. I guess it doesn't work that way, huh?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ru_maniac:
OTU determines where phone was bought by analyzing phone's IMEI.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fluxx_srb:
Yeah, I thought so... Ok, so the situation is we need to wait for either alcatel to release an update for the rest of the world or some expert to figure out what is changed in the bootloader and flash the new rom.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ru_maniac:
For the moment, I think it's easier to wait, 'cause it should not take long.

Russia and Croatia were first in the line, France is on it's way, so I think that soon enough update will be released worldwide.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danijel_rs:
Hello, can this be a kernel source for OT-990?

sourceforge.net/projects/alcatel/files/
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sigprof:
The OT_990_20120113.tar.xz archive contains kernel and webkit sources; however, the kernel version is 2.6.32.9, not 2.6.35.7 as in the recent Gingerbread release — so apparently it is a kernel used in some Froyo releases.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Danijel_rs:
Can we try to build a gingerbread with this kernel? I think it is possible but i'm not so sure..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ru_maniac:
It'll lead to numerous problems, such as unstable work of radio module and system tools failures.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avalon986:
Still noone has info of a working Ginger ROM for OT-990?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tommy21st:
I tried upgrading using one touch upgrade,but after the upgrade the OS is still 2.2.2.,and i am from croatia!That was 10 days ago....,maybe i should try once more!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mungus2010:
Please help

Can some help to answer my question, i have an Alcatel ot-990 and right now it is network locked to a provider if i flash the mobile and install a different rom onto it will this remove the network lock from the phone and will i be able to use any provider.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wlk0:
No, the modem itself is locked, this is not linked to the phone ROM, so it will still be network locked after flashing.

Although you can use any online/brick&mortal shop specialized in phone unlocking.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tommy21st:
I would recommend you all not to buy unlock codes from any "specialized" web store,my phone was bricked for 10 days because of this codes.

Trust me,it is better to pay a little more in your local mobile shop/repair service to unlock it!

Somehow they managed to repair my phone,it's good to see my alcatel ot990 fully functional again!online/brick&mortal shop:)))))))))))))
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jodank:
I can confirm too.

Do not buy online unlock code!!!

They can only kill your hone.
[Galaxy S II General] masterfred:
Will there be a white version anytime soon ?
[Galaxy S II General] djwilliams100:
you can have any colour you want aslong as its black.
[Galaxy S II General] yyhd:
Lols
[EVO 4G General] wvufan:
Anyone know if Sprint is actively monitoring Hotspot usage on custom ROMs? I know they can, but never really worried about it since I only use it once every month or so for small amounts of data.

The other day I enabled it for a couple minutes just to test a tablet's wifi access out, and less than 5 minutes later, I got a message:

From 4483:

SprintFreeMsg: Turn your Evo 4G into a Wi-Fi router and connect up to 5 devices with Sprint Mobile Hotspot.

It could be a coincidence, but the timing is suspicious. Is there real concern about being charged/dropped? I've read some have been dropped for excessive forced roaming using custom ROMs, but didn't know if I should suspend use of limited Hotspot usage unless I pay the $30 monthly (which I'd never do for < 1 hour usage / month).
[EVO 4G General] alaman68:
ha, I jsut got the same one, and I never tether. Coincident :)
[EVO 4G General] sitlet:
no they cant.
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
It's coincidence.

They can't tell if you're tethering from a custom rom.
[EVO 4G General] mikeyinid:
This has been discussed by verizon customers for some time now. Carriers can monitor tethering, rooted or not. They can also block tethering apps in the market, which is what verizon and the others have done. Sprint doesnt block the apps in the market and could care less if your tethering without paying for it. If you pay the $10 a month for premium data you have unlimited data. They care less how you use it.
[EVO 4G General] nkusen:
I was wondering the same thing since some ROMs come with Wireless Tether, which comes from the market, and the Sense ones come with Mobile Hot Spot. I remember reading that Mobile Hot Spot connects the the devices differently than the Wireless Tether and didn't know if Sprint was able to trace if you're using one or the other. Looks like they can't tell the difference between the two. And since you have unlimited data, they'll let you use as much data to tether as you want.
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
What do you base this claim on?
[EVO 4G General] goodboynyc:
My girlfriend has a Nexus S 4G(unrooted) and according to her she tethered for a day and the next was told to pay for it to continue to tether.
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
I'm sure it has some sort of Sprint apps on it like SprintIQ/Sprint Zone or something that could potentially monitor that.

Especially if she used the tether function that is built in.

But if you use AOSP or some sort of ROM with the Sprint monitor apps removed it they can't monitor it.

There's no way for Sprint to know if I, with my Evo, tether with CM7
[EVO 4G General] mikeyinid:
http://appadvice.com/appnn/2011/03/unauthorized-tethering-warnings-atts-bark-bigger-bite

Thats about att

http://stopthecap.com/2011/05/05/ve...start-cracking-down-on-tethering-freeloaders/

This is just in general.

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/news...own-on-wireless-tethering-app-for-android.ars

This talks about Sprint being the only carrier that doesnt block tethering apps in the market.

.

If you think for a second they cant tell whos tethering, your wrong. I cant give you the science behind it, but carriers do know whos tethering. I think alot of it based on usage. If your tethering and playing COD, that would probably piss them off more than just checking emails, or browsing forums.
[EVO 4G General] mikeyinid:
since the nexus s has 0 sprint apps on it, that is not the case.
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
I'm sure it is based on usage but that's no proof that they know you're tethering.

A reasonable person could use 5 GB a month tethering and I see no way and no proof that they would have any idea, unless they could see that you have downloaded a tether app from the market.

You're misunderstanding.

Just because it doesn't have Sprint TV on it doesn't mean it doesn't have Sprint Framework.

Obviously you can activate and update your PRL/Profile with the Nexus S 4g so there is obviously some sort of Sprint framework and it's conceivable, that if they can tell you're tethering and it's not based on usage, (and there's been no evidence to prove they can presented here yet) that would be how.
[EVO 4G General] mikeyinid:
So you think att or verizon will just send someone a letter or text saying "we know your tethering, knock it off" without REALLY knowing? Sounds like bad business to me.
[EVO 4G General] bkrodgers:
There are a variety of ways they *could* track it if they wanted to. Whether or not they do is a different question, but they easily could. For example. think about some of what your computer tends to do in the background. If you're running Windows, it pings windowsupdate now and then, checks for antivirus updates from a Norton/McAfee/Kaspersky/whatever server, and even pings time.windows.com every now and then to sync your clock. All tell-tale signs you're using data on a Windows machine. I'm sure that similar clues can be identified for Mac and Linux, and that's just one way to go about it. Then it's just a question of matching up the phone's IP address at the time to an account, which I expect they track already.

Bottom line is that if someone gave me a directive and a budget to create a system to identify people who are tethering, I could come up with something that would probably be at least 90% effective, without any regard to what's on your phone.
[EVO 4G General] wvufan:
bkrodgers is right. I don't know if Sprint does monitor, hence my question, but there are ways to look at the packets being sent to identify the source with reasonable accuracy. In addition to things like the user agent on browsers, which can be overridden but will give you away most of the time, there are other ways. There are well known network analysis tools that can look at the way low-level network negotiations work and accurately identify the specific version and operating system of a computer, and that's not even necessary because of the user agent and update signatures associated with various operating systems.

Because my tethering/hotspot usage is low compared to my normal usage (multiple gigabytes per month of podcasts and streaming audio usage), I don't think Sprint will care nearly so much about a few megs of tethering usage, but I also don't want to lose the good deal I have on my Sprint account. Thanks all for the feedback. I really wish I had some insight from a Sprint insider.
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
Do you really want me to answer that question? lol

I really don't know if they can tell or not but I haven't really seen evidence that they actually can besides knowing the market apps you get or ridiculous usage.

When you tether via Android it's the same kinda concept as having a wireless router. [no, it is not the same exact thing]

Can your ISP tell you have a router?

Because routers have a firewall built-in, usually.

But that's not applicable to tether apps.

Furthermore, even I have received the Sprint text message about the tether charge and I have never tethered.

I'm *not* saying is or isn't capable of telling if you're tethering, I just want some proof. :)

Edit: I just thought of a *possible way* they could tell.

MAC Addresses.

If there are multiple MAC addresses that are using your connection that would give it away right there.

Is that what's going on? No proof.
[EVO 4G General] bkrodgers:
I should clarify that I'm not saying I believe Sprint is actually using anything like what I described. Though I wouldn't rule out Verizon and AT&T...they seem to know. For some reason I think Sprint's less evil, which might be naive. But they also seem to be less concerned about how much data people are using.

I don't think it's true that Sprint doesn't care if you tether though. If they didn't, they wouldn't be having manufacturers strip it out of their ROMs, and they wouldn't be selling a $30/month add-on. But that doesn't mean they care enough to go to the trouble I describe. At least not at this point.

I think they may have used data usage as an indicator in the past, but with streaming HD videos, music, and all sorts of other data heavy apps, it's easily possible to go past a couple GB with legit phone-only usage. At this point they'd need to go to something more sophisticated, and I don't think Sprint's concerned at that level.
[EVO 4G General] bkrodgers:
Actually, I think they can only see the MAC address of the device directly connected to their network. Your ISP just sees your router's MAC address (though most routers have the ability to spoof the MAC address of the machine you were originally setup on, if your cable company requires that). Since your phone is basically the router, they'd just see the phone's MAC address.

But regardless, it still just comes down to whether they care enough to invest in a system to detect that. One way or the other, it can be done with pretty good accuracy if they really wanted to.
[EVO 4G General] Slatter39:
hhmmm, no comment
[HTC EVO 3D] Thaxx:
If google+ taught me anything its that xda knows how to send invites/request

Post up your email for Gun Bros

Mine is Thaxxman@gmail.com
[HTC EVO 3D] aronslusa:
This is the ONE game that I will play on the iPod touch and iPad before I'll play on my Android phone.

Apple just had/ had more advertising that you could sign up for/ download for free to get warbucks.... Along with being able to play live multiplayer and now add "Bros" when you get done playing with one of the people via live multiplayer.

I don't know what email I have associated with mine (Gun Bros), I thought I had it linked via facebook but it never works.
[HTC EVO 3D] xtkxhom3r:
funny i just made a thread like this lastnight... i added you
[General Questions and Answers] mrglw25:
i have a htc hd7 i dont really dig the whole windows thing is there a possible way to put android on it???? if so would somebody plz help me
[General Questions and Answers] vnvman:
Without htc proprietary drivers for the specific device i highly doubt it's possible, and htc has no interest in realeasing something like that i guess...
[General Questions and Answers] jianC:
Android on HD7 (Unconfirmed real or fake but probably is real): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f3hTkoDlkU&feature=player_embedded

Unfortunately, the video is hosted by the notorious xda.cn (don't ask me about it..).. Maybe there is a beta on DFT
[General Questions and Answers] MartyLK:
I used to think Android would be better on my HD7, when I had it. But then NoDo came along and dealt with all of the issues I had with WP7 and now I would never put Android on my WP7 device. Of course, I no longer have my HD7. I moved to AT&T and got a Focus.

I don't recommend Android on your HD7. Wait until Mango gets here and enjoy the world's best OS.
[General Questions and Answers] z33dev33l:
Glad to say no, why would you buy a wp7 device and turn it into an android device when there's android devices with much more powerful hardware in a similar price range... Not to mention as shotty as that devices battery life is with androids poor power management you'd get so little battery life on it that it'd be nearly painful. Wp7 is awesome but this was a poor choice on your part.
[General Questions and Answers] MartyLK:
I tell ya...if you want an excellent experience on an HD7'ish device, find an HD2 and flash Mango to it. I did with mine and have been floored how well it looks. My HD7 never looked this good. Mango must be handling the display differently than NoDo or how the HD7 handled it because it is amazing. It has all of the color richness of SAMOLED but in a crisper look...no pentile ugliness.
[General Questions and Answers] FTP4:
thats chinese copy of HD7.
[Windows Mobile Themes] jjollyroger:
I linked here the posts (inculding downloads) I wrote into DROID PRO+ thread.

Wallpapers + fundotela.dat files are coupled to cover both mobile shell and lifestyle pages with same subject.

SET 1 - download here

SET 2 - download here

SET 3 - download here

.... more to come
[Windows Mobile Themes] lam_ppc:
Thanks so much
[Bravo General] chagla:
i have a rooted bravo. not excellent but pretty good reception at home. (around -70db)

decided to give "juice defender" a try. played around with the options, didn't help me much. uninstalled.

problem starts. all of a sudden i see a significant drop in reception from home. (-95db or even someotimes -100db ) . when i go outside signal improves.

i tried a soft reset, then a hard reset, same problem.

can anyone give me some insights as to what is causing it? i wonder if juice defender changed a setting or sqlite value?
[Bravo General] zephxiii:
That's strange. Should try to find out if you are on 1900mhz or 850mhz channel...not exactly sure how to do that on bravo though.
[Bravo General] marquae11:
It's most likely the app that messed it up
[Quantum General] cen6.kareng:
I Had question to someone:

1. What the latest updates for LG Quantum AT&T?

2. What is Nodo? Are NoDo is official update from Microsoft?

3. Where i can download free Angry Birds :D

4. Why Google didnt make app for WP7 devices?

5. Are my data in phone memory when updating my phone are gone?

Sorry for my bad English :D
[Quantum General] Steven855:
As a Microsoft Student Insider, I can answer these questions.

The latest update is the 7392 update. This is a minor update released after Nodo. NoDo is the codename for the first major update for the Windows Phone operating system. It is an official Microsoft update. In order to get an update, just connect your quantum to your windows system using the Zune client software. Any (and all) updates to the Windows Phone operating system that Microsoft releases is free. In regards to updating, you cannot apply the latest update directly. You must apply the updates in steps (for example, stock rom version -> 7008 -> Nodo -> 7392 -> Mango (when it is released).

Angry Birds is not free. I believe it costs $2.99 (or whatever it costs in your currency).

Probably the best reason that Google didn't make Windows Phone versions of its apps is because it already has Android (and if it did make them, Google would just be feeding its competition).

Any data that was on your device before an update is applied will be there after the update. During the update process, the Zune client backs up the files on your system and restores them after the update has been applied. If something does go haywire during the update process, you can use the backup that the Zune client made to restore your device to the way it was before your last update.

I hope this helps you and answers your questions. If you want some good insight and news on windows phone, feel free to check out my blog (link is in my signature below).
[Quantum General] Titus_Andronicus:
You can also get the Mango Beta 2 update. You can find the procedures here on the WP7 forum.
[Quantum General] cen6.kareng:
Mango beta 2 update are stable or unstable :confused:

i didnt want to make my device to be damaged or harmful :eek:
[Quantum General] Steven855:
It's in beta, which means that it is not the finished product and there may be some bugs that haven't been fixed yet, but most of the important bugs have been fixed. If you want to play it safe, just wait until an (official) update for Mango is put out.
[Quantum General] cen6.kareng:
Then when official Mango update is release :confused:

i'm can't waiting a long 4 that :mad:
[Atrix 4G General] Ronaldo_9:
Hi guys, I never got Vodafone APN on ATT atrix so i usually set it manually. But Crnkoj noticed the apn layout was different in 2.3.4 compared to 2.2. So i I decided to to import one from another 2.3.4 rom, AdamG Oxygen(thanks) for Desire. Guess what all Vodafone APN including MMS APN.

All you have to do is replace your apns-conf in System/etc/ with this one and then goto Settings-->Wireless & networks--> Mobile networks--> Access point names, then press menu and reset to default.

This takes while so please be patient.

Make sure the permissions are RW-R--R--

Unzip the file.

rename original to apns-conf.xml.bak
[Atrix 4G General] crnkoj:
dont forget chown/chgrp root
[Atrix 4G General] berniesteven:
And I'll still have ATT apns?
[Atrix 4G General] Ronaldo_9:
It should include all. If it dont think u can just restore original.