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[KIN Two Software Development] klausef:
Oh thank goodness, another post. Perhaps this one will explain some of the discontinuities that arose in the first post.

[COLOR="Silver"][SIZE="1"]is does make sense.[/SIZE][/COLOR] you can invoke a java app through js.

I am not aware of any way to do so, especially on as crippled a browser as the kin one. I've already kind of addressed this in the previous post albeit indirectly.

[COLOR="Silver"][SIZE="1"]quit criticizing me just because you dont know what youre talking about. and besides, what i meant to say (if this makes it easier to understand) is that[/SIZE][/COLOR]

I've decided to minify all the psychosocial turmoil content in his posts in order to make what I am referring to more clear.

we code a java app onto the phone that automatically connects to the browser

This portion confused me for a bit as in the first post you talked about a Java HTML parser howerver now it seems to have changed to something that simply interfaces the current browser. Maybe this would be more within the scope of the project but you'd still have to get through all the aforementioned hurdles. Even so I'm not really sure what purpose it would serve.

and a download is set off in javascript that

Oh ok, here you are explaining how the Java code gets to the browser. You use javascript injection to make the browser download the Java application.

bypasses anything written into the browser

Now, this would be a real trick. Accomplishing this would be equivalent to acquiring a U-Boat by fishing in the toilet.

by editing the permissions, etc by editing the browser

Another primary problem about your train of thought is that you seemingly assume that javascript is capable of doing debug-level computing tasks such as significantly modifying a compiled binary and perform priveleged filesystem operations. Stuff like this would be a pain in the neck to do even on a desktop computer with suited programming languages.

and just making a new one [COLOR="Silver"][SIZE="1"]and not being lazy. [/SIZE][/COLOR]

Javascript is a language designed for the web, not general purpose and certainly not for creating another web browser from scratch. JS, like Java is an interpreted language except the interpreter is included in the web browser. I am not sure coding a web browser within a web browser would produce very desireable results, esp. with such limited processing power as is available on Kin hardware.

[COLOR="Silver"][SIZE="1"]you of all people should know this makes sense because [/SIZE][/COLOR]you programmed and app onto the kin![COLOR="Silver"][SIZE="1"] besides, the whole thing about hacking is to be optimistic or you never get it done and youre impeding development with stupid posts like your last. get a grip and post something important instead of that trash next time![/SIZE][/COLOR]

hm. hm.

In conclusion, have a nice day.
[KIN Two Software Development] johnkussack:
In fact,iirc the Kin doesnt even have Javascript but JScript. Microsoft implementation, compatible with javascript itself.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JScript

The funny commands which could expose part of the system doesnt work, of course.
[KIN Two Software Development] X-15D9W8491:
That's just weird

ok. first, let's forget our arguments and move on, those have nothing to do with what we are trying to accomplish. Second, how related is jscript to javascript because microsoft always has to make weird implementations of porgramming languages. This could possibly be a minor setback. Third, i'll admit that some things I posted didn't make sense, so i'll make them more understandable in the future.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gena9995:
Hello,

I was wondering in is there a download for this radio:

12.28b.60.140eu_26.03.02.26_m

I was looking and didnt find it,all i found is :

12.28b.60.140e_26.03.02.26_M

Are they the same radio? Beacause there is eu and the other one e.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drpsyko:
Basically they are same, but differ in setting and region. Read this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1068874
[Motorola Droid X2] margareda:
How can I take self portraits on the X2 when the only button to take pictures is on the main screen. I am having a hard time hitting the shutter button and not the options button. Is there any app or modification I can make to the phone to fix this!? Help!

Thanks!

ps I am not vary phone suave
[Motorola Droid X2] dharrington14:
Little Photo

You can try using little photo from the market which lets you take a picture just by tapping on the screen or using the volume buttons. theres also a camera mod in the forums that lets you use the search button to take a picture
[Motorola Droid X2] three west:
heh, I'm with the OP, I not a shutter bug so hadn't used the camera much, but I found exactly the same thing. I kept trying to hit the shutter button and it kept sliding out the options menu...
[Motorola Droid X2] 3UR0TR45H:
I use vignette and can't recommend it highly enough! I use it as my sole camera and it works awesome. Shoots faster than stock and you can use volume keys or tap anywhere to take a pic. Also allows for 10x zoom which is actually handy and works decently.
[Motorola Droid X2] Versatile1:
Yeah they dropped the ball when they removed the camera button, I could do without most but that one is important

Sent from my Droid X2 Eclipse Rom + BNB Theme
[Hero CDMA General] revelation22:
If any heroc users need a google+ invite pm me your email address.
[Hero CDMA General] MrDowntown12:
Pm sent
[Hero CDMA General] revelation22:
I sent a batch of invites out just now. If you didn't get yours, let me know.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dommino2:
My vibration had burned due to overclocking too much my phone was overheating and one day one of the vibration motor cable had burn.. Now i dont want to mess with the little cables and stuff like that so i just want to get the whole part. Does someone have one or know where to get it please let me know need it asap (:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] bradbusa:
I think that is a poor diagnosis as to why your phone is broken.

Do you keep it in a case? How many times have you dropped it?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Truckerglenn:
Just a guess, an Adult store? They's got vibrators. Oh my, I crack myself up.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dommino2:
Well yeahh i got case on it and i have dropped it a lot of times already. I can upload one pic more where there is a black spot on a cable like its burned or something
[Samsung Infuse 4G] justanothernoob:
Umm gee "insert att rep name here" I dunno whats wrong with my phone it just has no sound and dosent vibrate...

Of course after its retutned to stock unless you bought outright.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dommino2:
The phone is already costumized and i think it was my fault with the vibration motor that i have accedintely burned it by overcloking it too much. Theres no problem with no speaker the ringtones work perfectly and i did returned to stock and vibration is still not working.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B3nGz:
i update hd7 to mango and downgraded to

RUU_Schubert_hTC_Asia_SEA_WWE_1.57.728.02_Radio_5.52.09.16_22.33a.50.10U_by_ansar

it installed successfully but the connection between the usb and hd7 starts to shaky, connect for a few seconds disconnect and connect and disconnect..

then i thought it was the rom, so i tried to reinstall the rom, but when it was installing the rom, it disconnected by itself and now it is bricked.. no way to install the rom and whatsoever..

please..

what can create such a brick?

appreciate any help given! thanks
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superman4545:
have you tried to install the rom using "emergency download" mode
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B3nGz:
i have successfully unbricked the phone.. but i cant seems to update the phone to NODO from original rom anymore.. =(
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PanNet:
You can. Just read in WP7 section.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xclusiv8:
A simple question. Does using the flash on my nexus phone as a flashlight damage the led? I read on some forum that one should not keep the light on for more than 15 minutes as this might damage it. Is this true?

Thank you.

Sent by Solid Snake using Tapatalk
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] obsanity:
No. Its just a bright led just like any flash light. It probably uses a lot less battery than the screen and will not be damaged when on for long.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rentaric:
Used LED as stroboscope (think 100ish bpm) for 2h after a car accident. It is still functioning today. However I do know of ppl who killed their LED within 30mins of using faster blinking flashlight.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolftec:
My first Post, new sns owner since 3 days ago!

HiPower led's like those used in flash tend to get very hot if used continusly.

And since i dont imagine it having some sort of cooling, the led's itself can get damaged, or even the solder will melt and flow out of the connections.

I think the flash led system was only designed for some hundred miliseconds use.

Like overclocking you can only push it so far before damage, and it tolerances vary from unit to unit.

btw, what flashlite app do you recommend?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] obsanity:
Turning it on and off constantly could simply reduce the life of the led light so that makes sense. But as far as having it on for long periods of time I think would just drain battery.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolftec:
The Led itself actually no. But you may damage the drive circuit if is not designed to work at that frequency.

I have designed systems that work 24/7 at about 100hz and they've been working for years!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] isinisterx:
Just type flash light in the market and the one with the blue background has some nice features that I like.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NYYFan325:
Tiny Flashlight + LED.... been using it for over 2 years now
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
Why doesn't long-pressing the menu key bring up the keyboard like other Android phones? Any fix for this? Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
Why won't my ps3 play wii games? Any fix to this?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
The answer to your question is obvious. The answer to mine is not quite as clear now, is it? Your question in no way even mirrors mine. Not even as a smart ass attempt at humor. It's not clever, nor does it reflect any proposed "flaw" in my question. I bet you'd have a very tough time explaining how your question functions as a response to mine. I'd like to see you try. :)

Anyway, Samsung left a track pad out of the design of this phone, making a soft keyboard the only way to arrow up, down, left and right. They also chose not to have the keyboard pop up when long-pressing the menu key, which is a double slap in the face.

Just about every Android phone out there will pop up the soft keyboard when the menu key is held down. Not this beaut. So does anyone have a solution?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jdubb1106:
actually his reply does correspond to your first question.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
For that matter I can't figure out why my truck has no trunk. Help please?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
The first one was a stretch. This one is simply pathetic. Instead of attempting to explain your first weak shot, you throw another worse one. Brilliant. When people get frustrated and unable to come up with an appropriate response, this is exactly what they do. Relax, pal.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
Share with the class. How so?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
This damn pencil has no ink in it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jdubb1106:
hmmm...lets see, your phone is not the same as the others they decided not to add the long press menu to get keyboard, the same way ps3 decided not to make there system play wii games...kind of a no brainer
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jdubb1106:
ROFLMFAO!!!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
Bingo
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] RaverX3X:
you realize you lost hope of ever getting any help with your phone right u may as well ebay it and move on
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
Exodian that was great.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
PS3 isn't a "they" and Sony didn't "decide" not to make "their" (not "there") system play Wii games. It wasn't a decision they had a choice in making. You have no idea what you're talking about. Please try again.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
Did you forget some punctuation there, little kiddo?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jdubb1106:
hmmm...nice to know you worked for sony you fuc**** water head...its the principle douche...just pack your bags and move on
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
Tell me, please, what does "principle" mean? It doesn't sound like you quite understand. And we're all very proud and impressed with the way you've stooped down to intelligent name-calling. Very mature. Everyone appreciates it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
I do.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jdubb1106:
thanks...you know some people should be banned from having kids... guess the parents didnt get the memo
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] QUIETLYloud:
I can appreciate it!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bkoon1218:
@everyone: I'm surprised you all are still feeding this troll.

@Part Four: Stop being a grammar Nazi. It only shows how much time you waste on unimportant things and how much of a smartass you're trying to be by correcting people's grammar on a forum. Easy to hide behind a computer and troll, but do you really have to keep doing that? You're a big boy. Think about it.

Instead of flaming/feeding you like everyone else is, I'll try to help you for once. Why would you even need to bring out the keyboard by long-pressing the menu key? I haven't explored all the possibilities with this phone yet, but the keyboard comes out all the time whenever you do anything that requires a keyboard. Also, you navigate through the text you write with an arrow that you can move around, so I don't see any validity in your complaint there. It's about the same, although it is a slight bit more inconvenient.

Seriously, if this phone doesn't meet your standards, you either got a defective one or you're just snorting Haterade. If anything, ask T-Mobile to replace the one you currently have and try again. It's very strange that only you are reporting all these problems and such.

I hope I helped, but for the sake of the developers and community that are still left on this forum, stop trolling. There's an obvious difference in how everyone treats you and it's all with good reason.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] shotchacokov:
Low LED blinker fluid, maybe that's the problem.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] GDofWR420:
Now that's funny. Great stuff
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] scoop_dtx:
I can't stop laughing! I actually can't wait to read more that flies right over part faux's head!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Somairotevoli:
part4, please stay on topic, thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] OnE ShoT:
This forum is getting ridiculous by the minute I swear cant you all stop feeding the bullsh!t?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mzangui:
seriously dude, you think it is an issue and expect a fix?!!! :o
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
just block him. and its no longer a problem, although this thread is fun
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] flyinbird93:
My menu button brings up search just fine on long press. Must be user error.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
Read the OP and you'll find that you've answered unsatisfactorily. I'm looking for a long-press keyboard pop-up, not search. It's ok, just typical reader error.

Anyway, I solved the problem by assigning the long press of the search key to the soft keyboard pop-up using Tasker. Thanks for all of your help guys!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
Anytime.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mackster248:
Why the hell is everyone such a ****? He asked a question, just answer it accordingly and move on.

As for the OP. There's no way to program it to do that with TW, unless you re-map keys maybe? I think your only hope to do so would be for CM to come to this phone since you can pretty much do anything on CM7.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] icy56:
Well there really isn't a need for the keyboard if there isn't a text input box so why bother? And if the keyboard is needed, just click on the text input box and problem solved. I don't see what the big fuss is about.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
If believe the dickish behavior may have something to do with the constant remarks about how our phone is garbage, crap, nothing compared to his old phone, the attacks and negativity towards our devs and their work and the whole I am better than you attitude of part four in general.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] scoop_dtx:
This doesn't make sense... The keyboard comes up automatically anytime you need it when you you touch where you'd be typing....

Why do you need a keyboard when there is no place to input keystrokes?

That's like you asking your parents for a car when you won't have your license for 2 years.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] kennyp987:
Why does my honda have no torque :/
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
Honda bad:(
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mackster248:
Doesn't matter what his actions are. You guys hate trolls so much, but yet become one so easily just because he said things that you didn't agree with.

Adding more negativity is just quite hypocritical.

You guys didn't have to respond to his question if you don't like him.

Anyways, hopefully it just gets dropped.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mackster248:
BTW what keyboard app are you using that has cursor keys that are easily accessible?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] joedeveloper:
When he is a **** to you, and corrects you on all of your grammar errors you'll think again.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] joedeveloper:
UMAD BRO? lol

Part Four just really misses touching a ball all the time.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] steeleain:
When I hit myself in the face with a hammer it hurts, really bad. Is there something I can do about this?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
Thanks man, I appreciate someone being supportive and staying on topic. Some people here just like to pick fights and start trouble for no reason.

Anyway, I'm using Swype. If you slide your finger from the Swype key to the SYM key, you'll get a directional pad. VERY useful for phones without d-pads of any kind like the SGS4G.

And that's why I need the keyboard to pop up, even when there isn't a text entry field.

For example, I use the sufbs root file manager fairly often for pushing/pulling files to and from the system/app folder and extracting files from .zip updates. Sometimes, like with .zip updates, this requires arrowing down through the zipped contents. However, when you browse through these files in sufbs, the soft keyboard auto-hides itself. Now, with Tasker set to open the keyboard on a long-press of the search key, I have access to up, down, left and right arrow keys no matter where I am.

I don't know about most of you, but I'm sure this is helpful for some users out there.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
The ONLY time I've bothered to correct anyone's grammar is when they misspelled something while simultaneously trying to cut at me, call me an idiot, or talking about being "smart."

I just found it ironic that someone would question my intelligence or say that kind of trash while not even spelling correctly. Whatever.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mackster248:
Okay thanks. Yeah it is really helpful. Because I'm contemplating trading my MT4G for this phone. And I know not having a track pad will suck. Are you keeping this phone instead of getting the mytouch back? And how do you like it compared to the mytouch?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bkoon1218:
If you've read any of his posts, he talks about how bad the SGS4G is and is waiting for T-Mobile to have the MT4G back in stock. His constant remarks have irritated about 99% of the SGS4G community.

Anyways, I'm not sure if you read the most important part of my previous post in this thread, but you can easily navigate through text when typing on the SGS4G. Just tap anything that you type and a blue arrow should pop out. You can use that to go anywhere. It's pretty much the equivalent of a d-pad, imo.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
T mobile has them in stock.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
There are things about this phone that are better than the MT4G, like the amazing display, battery life (not so important when you have 4 spare batteries like I did with my MyTouch), and blazing fast download speeds, but I'm still not sure if the good outweighs the bad. It could be the ICBINB ROM, but Google Voice voicemail playback is unacceptably quiet and nearly impossible to hear on this phone too. The MT4G has more memory on board and a better processor. I had hundreds of apps loaded on it without a hitch. I can barely store a handful on the SGS4G. The MT4G is definitely a faster phone and doesn't suffer from the lag, occasional freezes and unresponsive keys that this phone does. Quadrant and linpack scores aren't everything, but they're typically double on the MT4G as they are on the Galaxy S 4G. Apps launch instantly, everything runs super smoothly, and it never gets bogged down, no matter what. It also has far better front and rear cameras and a flash, which never mattered much to me until I had kids. These days it's important to me to have a solid camera available at all times due to having 7 month old twins. Gotta capture those moments, ya know?

However, my MT4G was always running the latest CM nightlies, so that may have been a big factor in its performance. I'm confident that CM7 will eventually come to the SGS4G, and that will massively improve the performance of this phone.

I'm not going back to the MT4G unless a miracle happens, because tmobile is still telling me they're out of stock, and I only have 2 days left to switch phones. I could switch to a G2, according to tmobile, but there's no front camera, and video calling is very important to me so that I can chat with my wife and babies when away from home.

So, for now, I'm trying to make the best of this phone and am keeping my fingers crossed for a speedy arrival of CyanogenMOD, even though the forum members here are trying to make that difficult for me. I'm sure it's just a matter of time.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
Not according to the rep I spoke with an hour ago.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
I won't be doing that with him, because he's respectful and contributing to the discussion instead of intentionally trying to provoke.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
The blue navigation button can be useful, but requires unnecessary levels of precision. Either way, it doesn't do any good when you need to arrow through menus, like I explained above in regards to apps like sufbs.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Part Four:
It is an issue, and I FOUND a fix, so what are you getting at?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] GDofWR420:
This is a great phone. Dont know what else to say about it other than "bad ass".
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Somairotevoli:
if all of your posts were this sincere, and well constructed, you may be able to do a 180 and gain some respect in return. keep it up:)