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[HTC Inspire 4G] zelendel:
Without the proper info could not tell you.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Scott_S:
Maybe it's something else... Like battery calibration on your part, the fact that maybe you just flashed a new rom and haven't given the battery time to adjust.
[HTC Inspire 4G] troybklyn:
That could be it. is there a setting to fix this? Or do u know of any fixes out there that can correct this issue? Thanks for the response...
[HTC Inspire 4G] troybklyn:
Miui Rom v1.7.8...
[HTC Inspire 4G] doktor buknasty:
Check the miui rom thread, maybe someone there has similar issues with their phone
[HTC Inspire 4G] troybklyn:
Will do. Thanks again!
[HTC Inspire 4G] somewhastock:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=827355
[HTC Inspire 4G] Twistitup:
My battery is perfect.
[HTC Inspire 4G] chrisb906:
android revolution. but it is inaccurate on ALL roms i have flashed
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edruig:
Is it just my desire or its a problem with every ones desire that multi touch doesnt work properly?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scrumsea:
it's not that good as iphone:)

but i think it's ok
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] edruig:
Try multitouch vis app and youll see thats smnthngs not working well

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TopGear63z:
Desire doesn't have full multi touch, only pinch to zoom support;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mortenmhp:
The reason multitouch is not working well, is that the desire never have and never will have a screen that supports multitouch(this was not advertised either). So what you refer to as "doesn't work properly" is actually non existing.

What we do have is dual touch(2 touch inputs) and yes it works well for simple gestures like pinch to zoom, but because of inaccuracy it has problems when the 2 touch inputs is on or close to the same axis(x or y).

And the simple answer is yes it's not just your device.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dzumagos:
Like no one ever asked this question before

you are a fkin retard
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 777ace:
:D

(10 char)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mortenmhp:
I'm glad you chose to use your valuable time to fill our otherwise useful forum with a completely useless post. If you want to educate new users you will want to actually suggest what to do better. Otherwise please stay away. I'm not saying you're the retard, but you come very close.

The topic have been answered and should be closed before more people start spamming the thread to enlarge their e-p*nis.

And a final comment on the above quote. Yes you(topic-starter) should have searched through the forum first in which case you would have found the very same question answered several times. :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dzumagos:
over last two months the number of topics that treat about the very same problem has risen dramatically.

hell we even have a few topics on S-OFF and custom hboots DAILY

this has to end
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] do0b:
no need to nerd-rage at newbies.
[HTC Desire S] MasterDL:
New market from Google soon, but here's the apk if you can't wait. I am using it and it good to go, with new categories and layout.

But be warned backup original market first in case you don't like it, but it a coming update anyway.

http://db.tt/5m2tNMP

Edit: didn't realise it was already posted in general topic, oh well alternative link.

Edit 2: last update was posted long ago, newer version now v3.1.3 has pin security on purchases.

Download link Here: http://db.tt/gE0Y1my
[HTC Desire S] lhn1989:
great thanks for sharing
[HTC Desire S] Eclipse_Droid:
can you post some screenshots please?
[HTC Desire S] ngek202:
will try this out Thanks.
[HTC Desire S] Adidas108:
its old market...check date
[HTC Desire S] Eclipse_Droid:
didn't see that!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] mrgdizzle:
Hi,

I am a designer not a developer, I have made a few themes on pandaHome and put them on the market.

Id like to learn how to make a package of widgets.

Say I design 10 clock widgets, how do I do this? Obviously I can make custom clock widgets with pandahome, but you can only apply one widget to a theme.

I want to provide a number of widgets without the theme.

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soniboy84:
I have been tired of replacing ROMs over and over, lately I tried 4 different gingerbread ROMs, but I had various problems with them.

I'm looking for something, that have the stock look(or maybe sgs2 stock look), and never need to be changed/wiped. 2.3.3 or 2.3.4.

Please if anybody using a ROM for more than ~2 months, and have absolutely zero problems with it, let me know which one is it. I'm looking to get good battery life, and smooth operation even with live wallpapers, even after 200 application and widget installed, even after months.

Thank you everybody for any help
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doomsdaycs:
i can suggest u to go for simply honey roms.. its stable, fast and offers good battery life!! hope this helps!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soniboy84:
What about stock JVQ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saphirrot:
Darky 10.1 !!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tirlibibi:
Darky are stable, not the fastest but really stable, Darky Core 2.9 with Ficeto JVP Rom is a good choice for stability.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soniboy84:
Flashed stock JVQ and Speedmod kernel, converted to ext4. It's quite quick, but the battery consumption is horrible...

I'm slowly giving up...

Does JVP has better battery drain?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flv1333:
+1 here! I had that rom for as long as i can remember. Stable fast-ish and the battery life is acceptable. I charge my phone every 1-2 days (depending on usage) using the OEM battery.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tyby1997:
Darky 10.1 jvh ee:)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 6bloody6eddie6:
Go for it..

Darky 10.1.. its fast as hell..
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] facetubespam:
after being on for 12 hours straight.

is this normal? or is it one of those automatic precautionary measures built in?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ernestdefoe:
It happens. It's just part of owning a smart phone. iPhones do it, my old Blackberry did it, my wife's Motorola Backflip does it, and my Atrix does it. If it just reboots once in a blue moon don't alarm yourself. If it starts to reboot often like a couple of times a day then you may need to call Tech Support, visit a ATT Device Support Center, or exchange if you are during your 14 day window.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CaelanT:
I have never seen any of the phones I have had, my wife has had, or my children have had randomly reboot. That doesn't mean they never did it, but as much as we use our phones, I think we would notice random reboots. Your phone shouldn't ever randomly reboot unless it's programmed in the software to make it do so. That being said, if it has only happened once and has no repetative nature, I probably wouldn't worry.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] facetubespam:
its happened one other time before. and it happened in the middle of the night while i was sleeping which made me very irritated when those "chimes" sounded
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CaelanT:
Do you have any apps installed which might be causing a reboot?

I have TiBu set to backup 3 nights a week, and then reboot the phone after the backup completes at 5am.

Is it possible you have installed something which has a setting enabling reboot?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] facetubespam:
No, I checked the apps thing already the first time it happened and thought it was all good until yesterday.

the last time it happened was over a month ago, so it might just be a totally random thing?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ccrows:
If you are in a troublesome signal spot, that is definitely prone to happen... :(
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ccrows:
A couple of years ago I lot track of how many people were having phone reboots in South Florida. This was mainly an AT&T/Nokia issue, but goofy signal areas can really screw with any phone.

Case in point, one of my friends has a local bar by him that we sometimes hang out. No matter which AT&T phone was used, the signal bar will go from 3G/Edge and sometimes give up and reboot over and over.

I though it was more of a switchover from 3G to EDGE, but even when I forced it to stay on 3G or EDGE it would still random reboot. Weird... :confused:
[Galaxy S II General] Harsha Raj:
Firstly i got a brand new GS2!

Well I ran the quadrant test just for fun. But when i saw my device info it showed that i got only 1 core?? i got a wired feeling that i have been cheated !!

So just to confirm i am asking whether the quadrant is showing proper results..

Also i cannot find the hardware specs info from settings in the app drawer. Is their a way to see it? also how to confirm i got super amoled plus display lol??

thanx a lot!! loving this piece of beauty.

P.S. cannot see yellow tint by naked eye though :-D
[Galaxy S II General] Buyukbaba:
It was same with me for the first time launching program. After the first test, I ran a second one and after that quadrant started to show 2 cores. Check it yourself.
[Galaxy S II General] antiochasylum:
You must have gotten one of the ones with the infuse processor. Read where there was a swap on accident. :-P

Sent from my 111 linpack SGS2
[Galaxy S II General] EarlZ:
Just a software detection issue, I believe quadrant also runs on a single core only as of now.
[Galaxy S II General] cashisback:
I had the same but checking it again is says 2 cores now, haha it would be horrible to find out you only have 1 core :L
[Galaxy S II General] Harsha Raj:
sheez lol!! i had an heart attack. :-P

by the way how to check if i have super amoled display? :-P Heheh
[Galaxy S II General] Silver420:
Guys and Gals...

There is a VERY easy way to get Quadrant to show you have 2 cores....

Upon entering Quadrant immediately hit the system info button and it will ALWAYS display 2 cores ;)
[Galaxy S II General] ithehappy:
Quadrant is NOT well optimized for Dual core phones. So doesn't matter it shows 1 core or half.

Sent from GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] Buyukbaba:
If you have yellow tint on the left side of your screen then it is S-amoled. :D
[Galaxy S II General] jj03:
ran quadrant...i got this...
[Galaxy S II General] ithehappy:
Run another 5-6 times, you will get 3800 too ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Harsha Raj:
lol that is there anyways. I did not check for yellow spot so keenly when doing the since i did not want to get it in my mind :-P

However in my friend's HTC desire s if you go to settings > about phone there is an option called hardware info, which i did not find in my GS2.
[Galaxy S II General] Buyukbaba:
I am supernoob on android so run out of gas right know, sorry. :)
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Classical Genesis:
Hi there, I am in a bit of a pickle and I do not know how to resolve the issue

I have recently been given an HTC HD2 by a family member. The phone is installed with WP7on the hard drive and Android on the SDcard.

Having used both systems for a couple of weeks neither of them are fit for purpose where the HD2 is concerned.

Android, albeit uses the correct phone buttons and is has the facility multiple settings, doesn't work the camera or video correctly and suffers from various elementary problems as it is not an OS native to the HD2.

WP7 won't sync to my computer and deletes emails from my server on deletion from the phone which gives me an even bigger problem. All in all, having read the WP6.5 users guide and many comments written about WP7 it would seem prudent to return to 6.5. A factory reset only returns me to WP7 so I don.t really know how to return the phone to its original state apart to send it back to HTC whoch will cost me lotts of dosh.

The computer will not see the phone through explorer and I do not have a reader to view and adjust the data on the mini sd card. I have read the advice given to others on the forum regarding this issue but I am afraid the terminology alone baffles me. I have dealt with computers for nearly 30 years but am totally unfamiliar with phone technology and how to configure the hardware.

Can someone please hold my hand and walk me through this minefield. This feels like my first meeting with 386 back in the 1970s. Give me an i5 to deal with any day.

Hope you guys can help..................Clive
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Marvlesz:
Welcome to xda-developers,

First, you can run Android off your NAND using cLK (a bootloader) which makes your HD2 a "like" native Android device, you have to pick the perfect ROM of your choice. As for Windows Phone, you have to have Zune installed to sync your stuff, I also "assume" there is an option for not deleting e-mails from the server, only phone.

Second, reverting to Windows Mobile 6.5 is rather simple. if you want the stock ROM (the ROM that came with your device) just head over to htc, look for support and enter your serial number then download the ROM. After that turn off your phone then power it up while holding the volume down rocker. Then connect it through usb to your PC. Finally, Run the *.exe file you downloaded from htc.com . But if you want a custom Rom (preferred) then go here and pick your device (Tmobile or european), follow the instructions in the Rom you pick.

I hope this has helped and, please, enjoy your stay :) .

Additional Information:

After flashing, you need to change the format of your sd card's partion, because Windows Phone uses an unformatted partion for storing data, just switch that to FAT32 or NTFS and then format it. :)
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Classical Genesis:
And so it came to pass that Android and WP7 were cast aside and the old ways prevailed.

I would thank you from the bottom of my heart if I had one so instead I will simply say thank you.

It was the holding down of the rocker switch that did it. I had tried many times over 24 hours to get the phone to sync to the computer and was convinced that I never would achieve it.

Now I have a whole new phone to configure. Gone the clean minimalist look of WP7. Now I have settings and things to play with as I did in Android. The camera works in still and video settings and zooms as it should and all the buttons are in the right and proper order. I can see my file structure, cut and paste pretty well whatever I like with the aid of windows mobile device centre and have real menus on my email to sort out things from folder to folder. I formatted the 16 gig sd card and wiped away the last vestages of Android leaving me with a huge storage facility for pictures, I have at least 2 and music, I have an LP or 3. I know the human interface is a bit flashy and bright but I grew up in the 60s when everything was so, nothing wrong with a bit of bling.

The family member who very kindly gave me the HD2 said that WP6.5 was dead and suggested that I should only consider reinstalling it if I was going to sell the phone, instead It feels like someone has taken off the handcuffs and handed me a much more flexible bag of tools with which to organse my life. Maybe its a generational thing, I am over 60 and expect to be accorded choice.

I anticipate that I will find things on 6.5 which I don't like but as I have taken such a radical view of the advancing technology I will try not to bleat and cry about it and be content with what this system offers.

All I can do for now is thank you again, you have got me out of a real hole and I shall be an avid follower of this forum in the future as long as you don't tire of the naive questions I am likely to ask.

Kind regards to you all .............................Clive
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] enigma1nz:
Welcome to the forums, Clive!

Interesting, how views and taste can differ...

I purchased my HD2 with the express desire NOT to be on WM6.5. I found a perfect (in my view, of course) Android Nand ROM and could never be happier - everything works and perfectly well. In fact, I commented just last week how HTC were stupid not to go with Android as native OS for HD2 to begin with, seeing how flawlessly my toy works now as opposed to WM.

I am sorry to hear about your problems with Android and WP7, perhaps you might want to reconsider and give it another shot some time later? I'd recommend Android Nand, I feel WP7 still has some way to go.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Classical Genesis:
I am not surprised by your comments about Android and if it had functioned correctly I would have been much more inclined to stay with that OS.

Whilst 6.5 gives me everything that I need and everything on the phone works I can see after using it for a couple of days now why many users moved away from it. Some of the screens are a little difficult to programme and the user interface is fiddly and over sensitive. All in all it is a bit outdated but on the up side everything works. I can't abide things that don't and neither WP7 or Andriod did, probably because of the way they were set up on the phone. Mind you, having just said that I am still of the mind that WP7 is absurdly cut back with little or no choice of settings.

I am advised that there a number of different Android ROMs and that if it a ROM of choice is installed to the NAND rather than the card then it will behave natively and the problems that I experienced with it dual booting from the SD card will not be present.

I must admit that my curiosity will probably get the better of me in due course and wild horses won't prevent me installing android on the NAND if only to see how it can operate when it is at its best.

I'm quite looking forward to that experience..........................Clive
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dazza9075:
hey, dont be fooled by the masses into thinking WM6.5 is any lesser OS than WP or android, its not, yeah it doesnt look as pretty, or run as smooth but the OS its self is a beast, it can do just about anything you throw at it and can be modified almost limitlessly, in most aspects apart from the UI its every bit as good as the newer OSs and in most cases better!

If i could dual boot WP and WM would be a very happy person and would happily pay someone to do it, as it is, i have two devices, one WP one WM
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] pharmeceutikle:
WM was great!!!

I agree, WM 6.5 was awesome! Believe or not I stuck with WM for 5 years on my beloved Blue Angel. From 2003 SE to 6.5.3. Actually, my last flashed rom was Helmi's build 2 years ago. I still have my Blue Angel. I passed up new phone after new phone until I finally decided to get an HD2. I love it just the same. WM has never given me any headaches or trouble since the last build on my Blue Angel and it now serves as my rock steady backup phone just in case my adventures on the HD2 goes awry. Shame about WM, but all good things come to an end. WP7 is a step back but its potential is sky high! Android is my filler until WP7 becomes ripe to eat with Mango! I too have a dual boot WP7 and Android. Love them both but WP7 is gonna be the one I'm looking forward to.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dazza9075:
ive still got my old Alpine kicking around, the Himilayer passed away a year ago , sadly they never did get WM6 working on the alpine so i have an old Touch HD doing the business side of things now
[Xoom Themes and Apps] luckie19:
Which is the best GPS nav app that will talk to you as you drive is the best one? I have a 3g Xoom and I'm look for this app to use while I go on vac. Copilot pro looks to be expensive but how well is it??
[Xoom Themes and Apps] bilago:
I have navigon.. however it crashes when I need it the most... Google Navigation is pretty stable and now I believe will work without 3g/wifi coverage.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] Botero:
Google navigation is pretty awesome. I travel frequently for work and it always gets me where i need to go. There is no choice in voice, but that's the only flaw i've found.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] luckie19:
Yea its kinda hard to drive and try to catch glimps of were you are and were you need to turn while driving. Having a voice to also guide you is a awesome option.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] patass:
uh, navigation DOES have voice...install talkback and soundback. There's a navigation volume, and a mute button in the settings for a reason.
[Xoom Themes and Apps] luckie19:
Lol it sure does guess I had mine in mute all this time and never bothered to use the vol. Buttons while using the nav. Thanks:D
[Xoom Themes and Apps] RoyalWitCheese:
I use CoPilot Live on my Nexus One. Picked up the NA version for 9.99 Works decent but has some quirks.

Google Nav without a cell signal is tricky. (if you close app by accident, or need to reroute you're SOL)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aatrek:
I know that there are two different hardware revisions of the Transformer out there - one with green seal on the box, and the newer revision with a black seal.

What's the difference? I just picked up one with a green seal, and it seems to be working fine for me so far. I do have the speaker balance issue, but once I root the device I'll adjust that with the posted correction method.

Is it just some internal stuff that I wouldn't notice?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skydirt:
The green seal indicates the earlier released modles. Ones that the serial number begibs with B40k, B50k. They changed to the black seal tape for the B60k newer revised modles.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aatrek:
Right, I know that, but I'm wondering if there's any hardware difference between the two models.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
No its the same hardware. Just better "quality control" you can say.
[HTC Sensation] wartime71:
I was wondering if I am the only one having this problem when im on a phone call and the screen goes to sleep, I wake it up and try to enter a number for example im on the line with customer service and I have to enter my phone #, the numbers 5,8,0 don't seem to register after a couple presses, but the phone touch screen works perfectly am I the only one test it by calling customer service and trying it its very frustrating
[HTC Sensation] johnsmith970:
You know all those threads about touch screen issues? Yeah...
[Thunderbolt General] mrcookjr:
I've been holding off on rooting my Thunderbolt because I was waiting for a third party to make a program or app to simplify the process. It just seems to me that the phone has been neglected and even forgotten about.

Thoughts?
[Thunderbolt General] sfrancis:
It's not that hard. Just copy and paste.
[Thunderbolt General] GreenApplez:
If you looked in the guide sticky you would see there is more than one guide for this.
[Thunderbolt General] Jiv3turk3y89:
My thought is that your an idiot for not doing it, just check the md5's of every file and follow instructions. Its not hard and takes max an hour.
[Thunderbolt General] the kid escobar:
Wow dude, I can promise you following a guide and a video tutorial on rooting via adb is not rocket science.
[Thunderbolt General] cj2566:
Seriously?

I'm going to share this with you, because a monkey could follow the on screen prompts....

Also, Q&A section next time if you please.

http://www.multiupload.com/NOK55G17MZ
[Thunderbolt General] gaming09:
if ur gonna be lazy theres xda or google search easy root or one click root thunderbolt, SEARCHING BEFORE POSTING IS IMPORTANT
[Thunderbolt General] ricwhic414:
Its not as easy as one click root, but its not that difficult. Just take your time and follow the tutorials step by step
[Thunderbolt General] Morkai Almandragon:
This kind of crap is getting out of hand. If you talked like that to people in real life, you would have a VERY crooked nose. Please engage your brain before you speak, and treat your fellow man with more dignity and respect.
[Thunderbolt General] khanam:
Well said. People might post silly questions but lets not be dicks to them. Either respond politely or ignore it. Please do not be uncivil.