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[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] freezerj:
Request

Building on the topic,

I recently bought an AT & T Atrix in DX and came up with a modified ROM, as some had progras in Chinese, I chose to switch to the 2.3.6 rom from AT & T.

He loved the boot animation that came, but upgraded to the AT% T rom and there was the boot animation. I wonder if anyone knows this boot is animator? If possible, can put the link?

Video of the boot animation:

YOUTUBE watch?v=8Fspi1lUdas&feature=channel

Sorry, no link! a´am noob on the forum!

thank you
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Visual360:
Does anyone know how to keep the reader from importing my magazine from Nook to the reader? Every time I download a magazine, the reader will import it. I can't seem to find a way to prevent this.

Thanks.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] tommyz2kool:
Lets say I'm typing something and the last word is "end." If I hit enter to start a new line but then decide I want to add something to the previous sentence I would move the cursor back to the last word "end" and hit space... instead of inserting a space, it will insert the same word again "end"

So it looks like this "endend"

Anyone else have this problem
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] willei:
yeah i get that as well.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] SciFlyer:
Yeah. Same here. It is annoying.

HTC Flyer / Tapatalk
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] tommyz2kool:
I sent an email to the dev and explained the problem. He said he'd look into it. Do u think its fair to ask for a refund since it doesnt even work properly for us?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] CyberStorm98:
I'm having the same problem with Thumb Keyboard, I also installed Swiftkey X for Tablets and it has the same issue. Did anyone find anything out on this?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] GMAN1722:
are you guys talking about in the notes app. because I get the same thing but only in the notes app. for example I typed this using thumbkeyboard and tried to replicate the issue and didn't have the problem. but when I typed this in notes I did have the problem.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] graffixnyc:
I too am only having an issue with the notes app. When I tested in gmail, the browser(in a contact text field), in evernote and all worked fine.

I can confirm the issue happens with swiftkey x

I also tested it with smart Keyboard pro and I didnt experience this issue.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] milew666:
Man, there is nothing more annoying than seeing the question you are thinking of, pop up almost word for word on google....then seeing that the only responses are "I am having the same problem!" Come on, so NO one knows how to fix when you are typing, and (for example) want to add a letter to the middle of a word, like you want to add a "E" to death, and the cursor automatically goes to the end of the word instead of actaully putting the letter where you want it.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] milew666:
Does ANYONE have a clue what settings the Tumbkeyboard needs set to in order o not have the cursor jump to the end of a word?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jamus28:
I gave up on thumb keyboard... really made typing difficult with the double words. Kii keyboard is where it's at now.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] carlosba9:
i'm the same issue
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] djcarlos7777:
That's strange : I don't have this issue with mine (SwiftKey X tab last version) :o !
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xkrp:
reposting this here cause quite frankly im desperate

kies crashes everytime i start it and then plug in sgs2; error: "devicemanager.exe has stopped working"

all my resolutions are in my other post

please halp soon!!!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1184457
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tjjensen23:
U shall not post
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prodygee:
Jesus look how messed up the forum is getting with all the desperate people not getting replies to the question threads. PATIENCE damn it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angelomaldito:
Trying using kies air app on your phone and following the instructions. Otherwise, just go to wireless settings and tick "USB utilities", than plug your phone to your computer as a mass storage device for transferring files between them.

Kies installed in your computer is buggy and useless, so you're not missing anything. You can do upgrades using odin. Just research the forums for the "how to" info. ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZiCoN:
Don't fart and smoke in the same room with an un-updated computer.... It will get messy...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wth38914:
Devicemanager.exe error

I started using kies and it was working, syncing to outlook 2007 with my Galaxy S3. Then one day I started getting a devicemanager.exe error and then kies would lock trying to continue to connect. One day I noticed in my outlook "folder list" (not in the mail folders) that there was a new folder called "Sync Issues". I cleared all of the file in them and it started working again.

Hope this helps.

Bill
[Vibrant General] The Original Ralph:
the issues out? is it working as well as could be expected?

i had a vibrant, the gps was worthless, i waited for about 6 months but they never got it right - so i dumped it. curious if sammy did manage to fix it with software updates

tks in advance
[Vibrant General] jwleonhart:
It is fixed yes, I get locks very quickly now, 15-30 seconds from dead to lock.... never fails me anymore. The GPS fixes that have been developed work well. :D
[Vibrant General] infestedd:
try this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=878970&highlight=gps+fix

if step number one didnt work, number two WILL do it.
[Vibrant General] samnada:
No. I've done all the supposed fixes. Do not believe the reports that the Vibrant GPS is "fine". I've had a Vibrant for a year, and just got a Sensation. I now get typical lock times under 10sec with 3m accuracy. Using Google Nav or My Tracks there's no comparison. Try another phone with a properly working GPS and you'll know why the Vibrant is a disgrace to the term GPS.
[Vibrant General] JWhipple:
Then go troll the Sensation forum - no need for the nastiness here.
[Vibrant General] samnada:
What "nastiness"? Accurately pointing out an actual flaw isn't nasty, unless you're hyper-defensive. Not a troll. I own the Vibrant. He asked, I answered.
[Vibrant General] Tarzanman:
Get over yourself. The Galaxy S has a well known GPS flaw. If your butt is too hurt to be reminded of it then stay off the forums.
[Vibrant General] The Original Ralph:
wow - like Yogi Berra used to say

"this is like deja vu, all over again"

tks for the responses -

i missed the display on the vibrant and was looking at one of the newer sammy models, but figured i'd check to see if they corrected the issues on the model they pumped 10 million units out onto the market, before pulling the trigger.
[Vibrant General] jwleonhart:
Yawn, I can safely say on all 11 vibrant i've done the GPS locks in under 30 seconds everytime, all the time...

So you enjoy your sensation, i'll enjoy my galaxy that now locks like yours but has a sexy ass screen that even your sister creams over.
[Vibrant General] samnada:
Lock time is useless if the accuracy is bad. My Vibrant locks in 30 sec or so consistently as well. But it also randomly jumps to some other block when using Google Nav and starts blurting out bogus recalculating instructions. Sometimes it's fine, then the next day it will just blow up for no apparent reason.

I was in NYC for a week a month ago trying to use it for walking navigation. It was virtually useless. Consistently had me at least a block from my actual location, and the compass would either continuously spin or flip 180 degrees every 10 seconds.

I walk daily and often use My Tracks. I've seen many samples to compare the Vibrant to the Sensation and the difference is a revelation. The Vibrant often just drops the track part way through, and even when it holds it wanders around the actual path like a drunk. The Sensation tracks me nearly perfectly.

This has nothing to do with signal strength or the number of sats seen. After doing the HW fix my Vibrant SNR is at least as good if not slightly better than the Sensation. But the basic location accuracy is just flaky as h#ll. The Sensation locks and just sticks to my location.

If reports like mine were rare, I'd consider it's my phone, or some small percentage. But I've seen reports like this 100 times. Once you see what phone GPS is capable of you'll know how bad the Vibrant really is.

Regarding the screen, unless you own both you have no idea what you're talking about. Higher resolution, qHD, and more accurate, natural colors. I'd never go back. But love the one you're with, even if she is your sister...
[Vibrant General] jwleonhart:
My accuracy is within 25ft indoors. I'll tell you what it's damn close enough. My navigation once in a blue moon will stray, but will pop right back on course in a few seconds.

Im not saying the vibrants GPS is perfect, but it's been fixed. I don't think it'll get much better than it is now either. I have one of the first vibrants, which supposedly they had fixed the hardware GPS or something later on (after november builds I believe???) but it still has problems.

Once I applied the GPS fix on CM7 man it's sexy as hell.
[Vibrant General] KWKSLVR:
I'm sorry for the people that have issues. Is it perfect? No, it isn't. As someone that has owned a Vibrant from release date and that had ZERO GPS performance, I consider the attached to be a huge improvement. I usually have accuracy between 4.7M-6M. That's not fantastic, but it's better than nothing.

A lot of Dev work has been done. A lot of effort has gone into the Hardware Fix by many different people (I know I've been inside my Vibrant 7-8 different times). If you've done the hardware fix and you've flashed one of the two gps.fix zip's out there and it still doesn't work for you, then all I can say is flash your kernel again and flash the gps.zip. In addition to that, WE ALL KNEW ABOUT THE ISSUE when we either bought our phones or shortly after we started using them. We ALL decided to keep the device because the other features outweighed the GPS issues. Does it suck? Yeah, it does. It's a ridiculous feature to not have right. It's worse than when an iPhone didn't have copy/paste and MMS. I feel the pain, trust me. I travel constantly for work, I use GPS a LOT. I get it. But at this point, it's gone from beating a dead horse to beating a dead horse skeleton.
[Vibrant General] KWKSLVR:
Another thing, Samsung will never be able to "fix" current Vibrants. I fully believe that stepped into a deal with a supplier that supplied a faulty, subpar GPS Receiver. If the hardware is flaky then it's flaky. No amount of contact bending/replacing or firmware tweaking will fully compensate for that fact. When you accept it for what it is, you decide to just deal with it until the next device you want comes out (in my case, it's the fabled Nexus Prime). There are WAY to many people that need to just let go of crap they can't control and move on. Being mad at Samsung on a message board doesn't fix it.
[Vibrant General] KWKSLVR:
One final tip before you ditch your Vibrant, try a different Kernel. For example, the firmware GPS fixes don't really agree with Bali Kernels and Bionix 1.3.1 on my handset. But it does work great when I flash Overstock 2.4.1 instead.

There's a relationship between your ROM and Kernel selection. Experiment and find what works, or ditch the phone. ;)
[Vibrant General] jwleonhart:
Look for anyone who the GPS is not working and is running CM7, do me a favor and go here:

At the bottom I have a direct download to CM7 with the GPS fix built in.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1182735

I have replaced the gps file and put my own config file in. It's running Nightly #56, and i'm getting locks fast...

I put it up earlier, but so far nobody has posted back. I tried it and am using it myself, GPS works great.

Someone please try and let me know! No need to modify anything.
[Vibrant General] znender:
I'm curious, did they fix the GPS for the Samsung Galaxy S 4G since its the newer galaxy model? If so, I'll purchase that one right away instead of the Vibrant.
[Vibrant General] reuthermonkey:
if you miss the display, grab the SGS 4g, SGS 2 or the Nexus S.

Battery on both of those is fixed.
[Vibrant General] Blown 89:
No, Samsung did not fix the GPS....it's a fundamental flaw with their GPS supplier that will never go away. Refurbished units get better GPS but nothing near as fast and accurate as other phones.
[Vibrant General] Jasonhunterx:
GPS is good enough never had problem
[Vibrant General] Kubernetes:
Yeah, it got fixed in later production

I lost my phone in June, got a replacement via insurance. The new one locks GPS in under 10 seconds, decent accuracy. It's considerably better than my first Vibrant, which could take over a minute to lock.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] lupus_:
Hi there.

I read through the forums here looking for answers to my specific questions, but found them only partly answered, so I thought a new thread might be justified. Truth be told, the noob video kinda scared me out of posting, so I guess it suits its purpose:).

So, here's my story:

I've been looking for a device to view, read and annotate digital texts and ebooks with for quite some time. I read a lot of papers (mostly PDF, some DOC and ePUB), and until now I've always gone back to printing and adding handwritten notes on the side.

So my question now is: How well can the flyer handle that sort of job.

Here's a list of jobs/things it would need to do:

-reasonably view all kinds of formats (text-PDF, image-PDF, epub, doc etc.)

-highlight, mark and annotate texts

-ability to hide/display on and export those annotations to other devices (at least windows-based systems)

-note syncing with evernote/dropbox or similar would be a plus, but storing the notes within the actual files is sufficient

I've read up on the flyer around the web, but couldn't quite figure out how well it does fit my demands. From what I gathered so far, the scribe pen notations seem to be rather tightly bound to the device, which would be somewhat counter-productive.

So I would highly appreciate it, if someone who uses the flyer in a similar fashion could comment on this, or possibly recommend a better fitting device (I have been eyeballing quite a few over the years, but none seemed as promising as the flyer does).

Thanks!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ex69:
I am a scientist, and I purchased the Flyer primarily to annotate PDF files. Here is my opinion.

The native pdf viewer is adequate. It is not good, and not bad. Annotating is very easy, and overall a very positive experience. Except for one GLARING problem. The pen size in the pdf annotation cannot get small enough. Zoomed in, the pen size is so large you can only fit 1-2 words of annotation in the side margins, and you can BARELY underline txt (let alone try and fix txt in between lines). HTC "knows" about this issue, but that is all they have stated. I contacted another PDF program (eezpdf or something like that) they said they are planning on supporting pen devices in the future, but would not commit to the Flyer specifically.

It is usable in it's current form, just not as I imagined.

The ebook reader is an absolute delight. They (I guess it would be Borders who made it) should be commended. If you can/want, I would convert all your pdf's to ebooks to annotate.

The note application has some issues (in landscape mode the pen side is still too big for my taste), but it is also overall good. Some additional work could be done here with the palm recognition.

Hope this helps.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] iwansuryo:
I think Flyer is not perfect for academic use because right now there are so many limitation in software implementation for the first kind of android tablet which uses active digitizer. So the problem resides not on the hardware but on the low maturity of the software.

I think we can compromise the limitations, and with some tweakings, we can become very productive with Flyer. Not just because of the magic pen, but also form factor and the speed of multitasking work with this tablet.

If you plan to do full scribble activity, the easiest way to do that is by making some empty pdf pages which can be write with magic pen without automatic saving trouble and activation of soft keyboard.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] kcchen:
I agree with the above posts. If you're willing to work with the limited software, the Flyer is viable for accomplishing your listed task.

The pen enabled Kobo reader does a good job of highlighting, markup and handwritten annotations of epub. It does not natively recognize pdf, but there are programs which can convert the PDFs to epub for imported into Kobo. I use Caliber on my Windows machine. The conversion is fairly straightforward, but it is an extra step (saving the converted epub to dropbox is a quick way of getting the disc onto the Flyer).

The pen enabled PDF reader, I believe from Foxit, can highlight text, but the line weight is too thick. But usable in a bind. I can sign docs, flatten and return to the sender.

I'm not sure about creating a blank PDF for scribble... The auto-saving can get in the way sometimes, but it hasn't bothered me, I don't take notes non-stop though. Learning to touch the pen tip down before andor touching the edge of the note with your other hand reduces the keyboard from popping up.

As with anything you would be the best judge of the functionality. Find a Flyer from a local retailer with a generous return policy.

Hope that helps.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] veethree:
I bought the Flyer with many of the same motivations that you have, as I work extensively with documents. For the most part, it has fulfilled my needs very well, though I do agree with some of the shortcomings raised by other posters here regarding the PDF application.

The Polaris Office app lets you use the pen to mark up Word and Excel documents and the comments you make with the pen are then visible on your PC. If you have access to Word versions of a document rather than PDF this may be a better option as the pen width is much better. Marking up documents in the Reader app is a delight, but I can't seem to find a way to view what you've done in the book on other devices.

The only other device I've had that allowed me the same kind of flexibility was a fully fledged Windows tablet. That allowed me to do a lot more, but couldn't compare to the ease of portability of the Flyer. I think it's a winner of you have to work with documents a lot.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] lupus_:
Thank you all for your replies so far.

I have a follow-up question though: Since the flyer has been around for a bit now and you probably all have some perspective on how the developer community is coming along, I'm wondering: Do you think there will be enough community support to keep the device somewhat viable (particularly in this specific field of usage), even if HTC is lackluster in supporting it?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] T120ted:
There are more tablets coming this winter with pen support. So, I would say there will be plenty of roms and apps to come. Sammy, eeepad memo from Asus and a few others have them coming. Pen support is a must have for a tablet and I bet the new HTC Puccini will even have some type of support. It will be refined within this tablets lifetime in my opinion. If you are not afraid to wait and not afraid of maybe quality problems then the memo is due in December. I wouldn't though. Asus has fallen off over the years. HTC makes a good product and they support it. This pad will get better along with its pen apps. I've used the other tablets and owned two Sammy 10.1 tablets. I still came back to this one for college use.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ex69:
The devs have just achieved S-off (they will be releasing it to us soonish). After, that I know we have 2 devs that own flyers and will probably be cooking roms for it.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] OgerGolg:
I bought the device for the same reason as the threadstarter.

I just started my pdh and want to read a lot of PDFs when I travel or just sit in the tube, so I looked for the stylus and the annotation function. Until now (got the Flyer 4 weeks ago) Im very glad that I took the HTC Flyer, because of the size and the performance. But I have one problem with the Foxit PDF reader. I open the data and write something on it, then I save it two or three times. Until now everything is fine. Then when I want to save it again there is some kind of message, that "there is not enough space to save the data" and I cant save the new annotations. It was very frustrating, when I read a 10 pages with a lot of annotations and the save function didnt work... Has anyonehad the same experience or is there another programm (not the ebookreader trick) to annotate pdfs?

The ezPDF reader does not work with the stylus. you cant annotate the PDFs, instead you can just make a screenshot and write on it, but its not the same.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] nebaneba:
Yes, I'm pretty sure the "not enough space" thing is a bug. I sent HTC a support ticket about it. Don't know the update cycle -- maybe you can add to the complaints :-)

Essentially, it happens whenever I annotate a pdf and save it, and continue reading the same pdf. If I annotate any more and try to save it, it will give "not enough space".

My workaround has been to actually exit to the menu with the list of pdfs after saving, then reopening the same pdf.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] OgerGolg:
Ah okay, I will check this trick. This will spare me a lot of nerves, just save the annotations end the app and restart it :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] blacra:
Has there been any interest in creating an emulator program to run Palm OS .prc programs (68k and/or ARM) on Android?

StyleTap is making one for iOS, Symbian, and Windows Mobile. Any love out there for the Android-loving ex-PalmOS types?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Instagib101:
Hi Guys,

So, I've been Googling and forum-browsing for about two weeks now trying to find a solution to my problem but haven't been able to find, specifically, what I wanted so I thought I'd try my luck here to see if anyone else has experienced this:

For about a month, give or take, my SGS2 no longer uses 'mobile' versions of websites and I can't work out why (as in, what's changed) – because it used to before.

In case there's any confusion, what I mean is when I go to www[dot]google[dot]com for example, it loads the normal google homepage, not the smaller, optimised mobile google home page. This applies to Facebook, Wikipedia and a bunch of other, unrelated, websites that I browse on my phone that no longer auto-detect my phone and switch me to the mobile site. Which is what I want it to do (switch me to the mobile version of the site, that is).

Anyone else experiencing this and know of a solution?

My SGS2 is unlocked/unbadged, and I am running a custom ROM (Litening 2.2) although I was on 2.2, and previous versions of Litening, without this happening - so I don't think it's the ROM (plus I've searched it's thread).

I've also tried other, non-stock browsers (such as opera and FF) and they have the same issue. I've also tried clearing caches.

I've checked just about every damn setting on the phone that I can find, and Ive even removed almost every non-stock app but nothing seems to fix the issue.

Any help would be appreciated.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amrael:
they probably forced the useragent of the internet app.

try to tape : about:useragent in the adress bar.

for opera and FF , if i remember, you can manage this in the settings.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Instagib101:
Ok it was set to Custom and the code was:

Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; Intel Mac OS X 10_5_7; en-us)

AppleWebKit/530.17 (KHTML, like Gecko)

Version/4.0

Safari/530.17

No idea what that is or what it means, but it seams odd to have so many references to Mac. Anyways I changed it to 'Galaxy S' and now it's working again! Thank you so much!