yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alcapone263:
try to flash this theme right here, it's the original stock theme that Nottach uses for 'uninstalling' his custom Themes:

http://www.mediafire.com/?8sombt6awnqqujn
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huggs420:
This worked for the most part, but the home launcher is still the one from the alien theme. And a couple other things are the same too. Do you know why this happens??
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d11dog11:
Flash the no wipe version of the rom

Sent from my Att Atrix 4g unlocked.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huggs420:
Do I need to flash back to 1.8.3 and start over or can I just flash the no wipe version over the alien build 3?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] huggs420:
This worked perfectly, thank you.
[HTC EVO 3D] karmak:
Would anyone be able to mod the stock messaging app to use the phones time instead of the tower the message was routed through? All incoming messages are an hour off due to the tower being in a different time zone.
[HTC EVO 3D] anon20:
Use SMS time fix (free app) it works well.

If I helped, hit the thanks button.
[HTC EVO 3D] derek826:
Al you need to do is go to the market and download sms time stamp and it will fix that for you. I had the same problem and this fixes it very nicely.
[HTC EVO 3D] karmak:
That did it!

Thanks
[HTC EVO 3D] anon20:
No problem. Glad to help.
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
I have this same issue too, it never had timestamp issues until I got my 3D.

wish we could just natively fix it and not rely on an app. although it is working. lol
[HTC EVO 3D] anon20:
I had this issue with evo 4g also. The app runs in the background and works well.
[Acer Iconia A500] matcatsc:
$19.95 Bought from Amazon: MENB+ME-04: Heavy Duty Windshield Mount

I bought it on Wednesday last minute because I am going on a 2 week road trip. I will develop this into a real review as I use it, I will also get some real pics as soon as possible.

First Impressions:

Plastic, not a big fan of plastic but overall it looks OK and feels OK. Uses knobs to loosen / tighten the arms as well as ball joint at base. It came in 2 pieces, the suction + arm, and the actual tablet holder piece. They join together by just slide and snapping in place.

Out of the box it did not fit the Iconia, but a quick unscrewing, pulling out, and re-screwing of the adjuster knobs fixed that. It is a slight struggle to just slip in the tab as the spring loaded wedge wants to push it out past the bottom arms so you have to push a little at the bottom is you slip it in, though it does hold very snugly once seated.

On quick inspection it seems none of the devices features where blocked, as I personally plan on doing time lapse video of driving sessions and stuff, I was really relieved to find the rear (and forward facing) camera both go UN-obstructed, as well as power, volume, Power Input, and SD. I did not check the USB ports but I am fairly sure they are also UN-obstructed.

The feet of the arm that show on the front of the device do seem to come in kind of far, but they do not go past the bevel at all, so there should be no screen blockage either.

The suction cup seems to be excellent, it came with a nice protective film over the suction cup, showing they at least think about making sure it's clean when you get it, and it's performance on initial testing seems very promising. The second I touched it to the glass it stuck on, and the locking tensioner for the suction cup really seems designed well for locking the suction to the glass, though I suspect it will eventually break considering its made of plastic, which could be a big flaw for the way it's designed.

Sofar I have only driven around the block with it mounted, and my overall feel was that it seemed kind of loose, though bear in mind I had not yet properly tightened everything down, which I feel will make a large difference.

I am optimistic about this mount, as it overall seems to be well built, though if anything it's flaw will be being made of plastic. I am happy to find it does indeed leave all features and functions of the tablet open and accessible, which makes it a very versatile mount for anything from GPS to video recording, to whatever.

I am about to embark on a 2 week road trip driving an Isuzu box truck from Northern Cali to San Diago, so I will get some really good real world usage out of this thing. I will make sure to update this review as I go along.
[Windows Phone 7 General] jason.hamilton:
Ok, so this is a weird problem and i was hoping it was a microsoft issue w/ their servers but nobody else has opened a thread on it yet.

Randomly i will connection to microsoft services. By this i mean:

FB chat (when i open it, it says cannot connect)

Zune Music Market place: (it will load but i cannot stream music through zune pass and provides a message reporting issue w/ network and try again later.)

Didnt receive achievements while this happened but i was able to browse internet.

Anyone else having this issue?

Using samsung focus w/ 7712 mango
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] danish.:
I downloaded and installed adw launcher yesterday and must say its a must have app for those who want to personalise their phones according to their needs.i want to ask how do i make it as my defaul launcher and if its safe to get rid of samsung default launcher so it can save me memory.if yes how? Secondly can sm one suggest me a widget which can toggle bw packet data .and how do hide adw launcher from program monitor and ram freeing application .thanks
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] casiocas:
Hey!

All your answers, you can finde them HERE!

Just look around, little bit!

CHEERS! :cool:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] mastrone:
1) use Home manager

2) use Apndroid

Both oh them are free on the market

Ciao!
[HTC EVO 3D] Vandelay007:
Sprint seems to be no help...

I installed my airave last night, today I have full bars where normally I would have 1-2, I can receive calls no problem....but if I dial out all I hear is some random techno robot sound....

Sprint had me update my prl and profile....then reset my airave...

It's back up cause I def have full bars, so I tried to call out....same thing...

Anyone else experience this? Oh, they also had me change my network settings from automatic to Sprint only....

Sent from my s-off'd 3VO
[HTC EVO 3D] daneurysm:
Sometimes I would get that on my og evolution randomly... Never did figure it out... Reboots usually fixed it.

I always wondered wtf that was all about.
[HTC EVO 3D] Vandelay007:
Was it solely on outgoing calls? I honestly don't mind, I rarely use my phone ad a phone...so if i had to unplug it on the rare instance I need to make a call I could live w it if they can't fix it

Sent from my s-off'd 3VO
[HTC EVO 3D] phatmanxxl:
I bet you changed something in your EPST settings. I had that problem too.
[HTC EVO 3D] daneurysm:
yup...never had it happen on inbound calls ever. only outbound...and as previously mentioned I was also suspicious of EPST being messed with...I'm pretty sure that would come about when I'd force roaming...or take it off of forced roaming. I don't recall exactly...but I know it happened on AOSP and Sense roms.
[HTC EVO 3D] Vandelay007:
That sounds possible....I think the only change I made was the one that was supposed to speed up the internet....I will have to try finding that thread so I can set it to default....thanks

Sent from my s-off'd 3VO
[HTC EVO 3D] Compusmurf:
If you did any of the EVRC-B changes for better voice quality, undo them.

If not, disregard my post. ;)
[HTC EVO 3D] Vandelay007:
Evrc b to disable and home & roam back to evrc... Will report back!

Thanks, I went back in and changed

Sent from my s-off'd 3VO
[HTC EVO 3D] Vandelay007:
Thanks, that solved it!

Sent from my s-off'd 3VO
[HTC EVO 3D] spencer88:
Was that something you changed on your phone? Or was that setting stock?

The reason I ask is because I have an airave and don't have any problems with it at all.
[HTC EVO 3D] Vandelay007:
Yeah, it was something I changed previously

Sent from my s-off'd 3VO
[HTC EVO 3D] tomcat420m:
I had that issue as well. Couldn't figure it out. I called sprint & one of the rudest reps I ever talked to explained situation & they said it was the internet connection. Had me go test it and everything was good except quality of service was to low. So she said I was just screwed cause I probably won't call my internet provider. I appreciate the tip on the voice quality settings, I will try that.

Sent to the third dimension from the 3rd Dimensional EVO
[HTC EVO 3D] JoshuaAlba:
I'm probably gonna have to do the same too. Sprint told me it could also be your internet connection. Read page 14 or 15 of the details in my Free Sprint Airave thread if you like. Forgot where exactly I wrote it.
[HTC Sensation] xxflyingarmbarxx:
my phone is running android revolution hd 1.1.14

now that thats out of the way lol, i was in the middle of downloading 2 apps,one finished so i installed and then launched it and my screen went black, so i let the phone sit for about 5 mins waiting for the app (Backbreaker 2) to possible load. The game never loaded so i attempted to go to the home screen,go back,turn the screen on and off,nothing worked. So i removed the battery,put it back in, the phone runs fine and everything works *EXCEPT* my SD Card doesnt work. When i turn the phone off it says "sd card safe to remove". So i go into settings and try to mount the sd card,my phone tells me "sd damged" in the notification bar. When i press that it asks me to format it,when i try to format it it says "external memory in unknown state".

I just wanted to know if this has happened to anyone else and if so how/if they managed to get a fix.

I have an official (paid retail for it lol) 8gb Sandisk class 2 sdhc that ive had for over a year that has never given me any issues.

Ive searched around and found the same problems with other phones (vibrant,hero,desire) and i got mixed answeres between hardware (both sd and phone) and software.

Tried to make sure all the information i could think of was in there. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[HTC Sensation] lianw:
Does it work on another device? Do a full, low-level format and try again.
[HTC Sensation] xxflyingarmbarxx:
i havent had a chance to try yet. im currently at work and have no access to another card or phone. Definatly will try a low-level format on my laptop when i get home.

I work with and "older" group of people lol, i think the newest phone after mine is a sprint pcs clamshell lol :D
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jan Itor:
Hello guys,

first off all, sorry for my bad english, i hope you can understand the things i will say :o

In the last weeks i have read a lot of topic here and in some other boards.

So i think that i am fit for root my Desire (unbrand, unroot, with OTA 2.2)

But all the custom roms i have seen includes things there not useful for me.

This one i will use as base for my own one

FritzTheCat ROM (sorry i cant link that)

So i hope you can help me with the next to do (are the steps so ok, where are the most "Heads Up" things on this steps)

My next step would be are

use unrevoked to get root

i think for me is S-Off the best way

take the base rom an modify this (*)

flash this rom

(*) i will remove apps from the zip, move apps from "system" to "data", replace apps with newer/other

I say for the first answers Thanks and i hope all goes right :)
[General Questions and Answers] saskatchatoon:
I have a T-Mobile Garminfone A50 in Canada.

Here's the question: the Nuvifone A50 has different specs than then USA released Garminfone a50. Namely the HSPA frequencies.

the Nuvifone A50: "Networks: HSDPA Cat 8 7.2Mbps, HSPA / WCDMA 850 / 900 / 1700 / 1900 / 2100, GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900, GPRS EDGE Class 12"

From T-Mobile USA: Networks: GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900, GPRS EDGE Class 12, UMTS HSPA 2100/1700, HSDPA Cat 8, 7.2 Mbps.

Looks to me as though the European Nuvifone A50 supports HSPA 850/900/1900 where the T-mobile USA one does not.

So, will rooting permit the T-Mobile phone to use the full spectrum of frequencies as the A50 does in Europe? I need the 850/1900 MHz range to get coverage where i live and i really like this phone and would rather not throw it in the garbage.

seems to me that it should be possible. i would think that they are the same phone just tmobile has locked those frequencies somehow? I'm new to the forum and hacking and would really appreciate any help/tips/tricks. basically the same question was posted by Spazmogen a year ago but i couldn't find any replies. Please help if you can! thanks
[General Questions and Answers] likestospooge:
Had anybody got any further on this issue?

So far all my searches have come up with nothing certain. There is a lot of speculation about how the phones are built but that is about it. It will really suck if this phone wont handle 850 Mhz! (Au phone here btw)

Any gurus out there with more of an idea?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billkelly:
Hi,

I have updated to JP9 uk stock rom using kies. I would have to say that I am not that happy with it (freezes, seems slow compared to 2.2). Having read about overcome, I think it is time to give it a go. Overcome Jupiter requires root, it does not seem possible to root (using superoneclick). So how do I get there?

Do I use CF Root, then overcome - has anybody else done this? Is there anything I should be watching out for?

cheers
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lordrdx666:
First read the faq posted in question & answer section!

Then read the guide for overcome rom you'll understand everything!
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billkelly:
Thanks lordrdx666,

I assure you that I have read many posts, and searched the forum, both on rooting stock gingerbread and flashing overcome.

My research has shown that stock gingerbread can not be rooted by superoneclick and that many users are searching for a solution. Also that some who have flashed CF-root have had "bricks". I have also checked the overcome site, here is a quote:

Your Tab must be rooted. (Please look for SuperOneClick root method as it’s usually the safe bet! But for more information on rooting, please refer here:

It refers to superoneclick.

So, as I suggested in my post I think the only option I have is to bitr the bullet and flash CF-Root, then follow the overcome steps. BUT, as far as I can tell there are not many that have gone from stock JP9. So I asked if this is my best option, has anybody else done it and what things should I avoid, this will be the most advanced things I have done with the tab, and yes I am a bit scared and worried about breaking it.

Just looking for help, thanks
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rangercaptain:
Just read the team overcome guide. Don't do any other flashes until you read! The reason your JP9 is laggy is because you didn't upgrade correctly.

When you follow the guide exactly you will have root and a smooth tab.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billkelly:
Hi Rangercaptain,

I think my post may be misunderstood.

I have updated to JP9 via kies. It is the stock rom I am using, and it is that, that I am wanting to change.

I would like to go to the overcomne rom (having read about the different roms, this seems to be very well regarded (discussion on stock vs custom rom).

Do make this change overcome guide states I need root, superoneclick will not root gingerbread.

So the only way that I can see to get there is to root the tab using CF-root, then try to go to overcome.

As I have not used any other tool (if you can call kies a tool), I am nervous about doing these flashes.

My questions, therefore, are:

Have I got the best approach or is there a better way?

Has anybody else done the same sequence and can offer any experience related info

When I can get the confidence to go ahead I will be very diligent in following the instructions.

cheers
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theREDlegion:
Well maybe you did read many posts, maybe you did search the forums. Sometimes there is a lot of reading to do and people tend to miss things. That's also why developers and other senior members complain about noobs asking questions that have been answered before and adding to all the posts that people have to search through. This ultimately affects both you and I and everyone else that has to read through all of the posts to find their answers, and it also makes noobs hesitate to ask questions so that they don't get a verbal lashing by senior members even though they had a valid reason to post.

So you know, your question was answered on post #2 by Lordrdx666, it was a very helpful post.

I'm also more than happy to help others on this forum, and i'm not being a d!ck, but so you know, here is what i came up with on my first search using good old google

try what i did to get results by clicking here

not sure if it applies to you but it should get you somewhere

If my link helped you, do click my thank you button.
[Droid X General] CashmereEsquire:
I purchased a Droid X through Ebay.

Being that my line has to be activated through my job, I have to wait untill they activate it before I can have phone service on it, they are 5 days behind in activations and I don't feel like waiting.

I was able to by pass the activation screen so I am now in the phone, but once again it is not Activated on the verizon network, I am using Wifi right now.

If I root and flash a rom, will I be able to still activate it if I flashed a rom or was rooted in general? or should I just wait it out? :(
[Droid X General] akaruna:
yea u can still activate it. as long as they are NOT gonna due a quality check or some bs like that then u should have no problems... u just wont be able to update it.

Sent from my DROIDX using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxdesire5044XXX:
i got a US cellular HTC desire with 2.2

im thinking about rooting my phone.

i heard that the unrevoked method is the easiest to use..

i read a few guides on that.. seems pretty straight forward cant mess that up.

after i root i would like to flash a custom rom..

what is a good app or program to use to back up my phone? what are some good roms? what is the best way to flash a ROM.

i read the guides here and they confuse me as i read many ways to do this. just want the easiest way to do it and get it done right.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Giansen:
Try ClockworkMod ROM Manager

ROM Manager is really easy to use and it can also backup your ROM ...it can also help you browse/download other ROMs.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zedmarcus:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1016084

Follow the link above...

I rooted for the first time the other day just following the instructions in the link.

The uploader has included video's and links on where to download everything you'll need.

Happy rooting...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxdesire5044XXX:
i have hboot 1.06 so not sure what to do...

do i have to do steps 4 and 5?

my friend said this is how i should do it?http://theunlockr.com/2010/09/20/how-to-root-the-htc-desire-unrevoked-method/

i wanna do it but the right way and the easy so i dont brick my phone
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
With unrevoked you cannot root your phone yet. You have to use the alpharev x.

Swyped from Oxygen with Transparent XDA App
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
I dunno about unrevoked working on that hboot but I know that revolutionary does. However that only gets you S-OFF, then you have to flash recovery (or you can have it flashed in the process), with which you may flash another ROM.

always remember to do a nandroid backup though!

Also, you having a CDMA desire makes things a bit tougher... for example you can't use the different Hboots from alpharev as they will brick your phone.. and don't quote me on this buy all ROMs may not work on it.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxdesire5044XXX:
so i guess i wont root my phone... really dont wanna take a chance of bricking my phone. unless theres a very easy way to do it with a slim to none chance of error
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxdesire5044XXX:
so what can i do?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
no it's absolutely safe for you to S-OFF.. so don't have to worry about that, just that there are less things available for the BravoC than the Bravo e.g. not all ROMs support BravoC (I know Cyanogenmod does)

Once you've S-OFF'd and flashed recovery (you are prompted whether you would like to flash recovery in the S-OFF process, select yes) you can just flash a custom ROM. Just always remember to do a nandroid backup before you flash anything!!!, and it's also good to do a full wipe before flashing, as you don't get crap from previous ROM (ofc. back it up before you wipe it lol)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
It looks like he's on froyo so he should be able to root using unrevoked fine, no?

[EDIT] oops I just noticed his hboot version, my bad
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
thats his hboot version because he has a BravoC, which has a different hboot version.. that's why I'm unsure whether unrevoked would work (I mean yes, it works on BravoC but I don't know what version/ hboot etc. so It'd be safer to S-OFF, flash recovery, then flash ROM, instead of rooting with unrevoked and flashing recovery through that... get what I mean?)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxdesire5044XXX:
is there a step by step guide for that?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
download revolutionary, turn on USB debugging on your phone, plug it in via USB and run revolutionary (following the process on their sit, all it is, is entering the beta key which is given to you, after that everything is done for you)

During the process, you are prompted whether you wish to install clockworkmod recovery, choose yes (unless you would like to install a better recovery choose no, and I'll continue the guide for that :D)

If you chose yes to flash recovery while using revolutionary, then skip this step, and any of the lime coloured writing, if you chose no, then follow on and ignore any orange coloured writing.

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Download this recovery, and put it in c:\

Download the attached fastboot.zip, and unpack it into c:\

Open cmd and type:

cd\
fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery c:\recovery-RA-desire-v2.0.0.img
fastboot oem gencheckpt

Note: the last command will boot you into recovery

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Whether you chose to flash clockworkmod recovery in the S-OFF'ing process, or you flashed the Ra Desire recovery in the process I told you about, either way, you should now have a functioning recovery.

>From here, you need to make a nandroid backup (from backup & restore) of your stock, unrooted ROM.

>Once you've got the backup if you're in clockworkmod go to mounts and storage, format boot, format system, format userdata, format cache, go to advanced settings and format dalvic cache.

>If you're in Ra Desire, go to wipe, and select wipe all user data.

>Once you've backed up, and wiped your phone, proceed to install a ROM of your choice from the SD-card. If you are using clockworkmod, choose the install zip from sdcard, flash zip from sd-card, then choose a ROM you downloaded.

>If you're in Ra Desire, go to flash zip from sd-card and install the ROM

Hope that helped you, and hope it's not too confusing for you with all the colour coding and stuff lol
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxdesire5044XXX:
sounds pretty easy.. how do i go bout flashing a rom and what is a good rom that will work with my phone?

on the backup goto back and restore and select back up?

how do i restore once i have a new rom on my phone?

nothing is deleted from my phone till i flash?