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[Flipout and Charm General] abcarinoa:
hello . first i greeting the stuff of xda they realy make great efforts

i need help i will buy this phone and need information about it

is it good

i know it realy small & i love it design but is it gaming well?

what about speed?

overclocking ?

and the final this phone or wildfire s?

thank u
[Flipout and Charm General] mekan:
think twice

If you want a gaming phone. This is not a phone for you! Starting with hardware then with software the Moto FlipOut is a low end Android device in my opinion. My Girlfriend bought it on Christmas and she ended up using my iPhone4(that got replaced with a MT4G) If you are looking for a good android phone for gaming look for one that has at least 1Ghz processor and a GPU chip ;) Like Samsung Galaxy S line or HTC latest devices. Also if you can afford a dual core phone go for it!

edit: If you really need to choose one of these two phones (Flipout or Wildfire S) I'd say go with the HTC ;).
[Flipout and Charm General] Astrowe:
i wouldn't say that Flipout is such a low end.. it has 512MB RAM and processor with frequency scalable up to 1,2GHz (1GHz stable) .. so actually it's not that bad. however.. games are practically unplayable due to it's display size and resolution. the display is simply too small for that. if you wanna play games, buy something with 4,3" display, dual-core, tegra-based at best ;)
[Flipout and Charm General] ghostwheel:
I haven't had any other android phone, so I can't compare, but first thing I want to say is that this phone sucks. Stuck at 2.1, several bugs in the ROM, crashes from time to time, and the battery for me lasts ~24 hours on moderate use. On heavy use it stops working just when you need it (for example, you used a tracker to map where you're going in a foreign city, and now you want to go back to your car)

But, you get use to these. So sometimes, when you try to call 911, your phone crashes in the middle (happened to me...), or when you hang up a call. And the accelerometer is somehow twisted so very few of the balancing games work.

But, I don't agree with not being able to play. Things like angry birds or moon chaser work very nicely. As does the NES emulator. So, slow not too hectic games work very nicely.

And the form factor is amazing. It is really nice to have the phone in your pocket, and to have to look for it, because you can't tell in which pocket it is.

That's why I still have it - I really love it. I don't see any other phone that will be as convenient.

I bet you're wish you hadn't asked :)
[Flipout and Charm General] abcarinoa:
thank u all friends but at all i bought it i didnt have money for glaxsy -s

but my friends i see post in this section say that they able to play angry bird & Guerrilla Bob & novo this games is high :)
[HTC EVO 3D] KillJarrod:
Is it me or am I the only person who's music is always force closing? I am using the viper ROM and have the stock music app and the Google music beta app and they both force close for reasons I am not aware of.

Is there a fix to this?
[HTC EVO 3D] :
Try to delete the cache and data under the uninstall menu.

I Haz 3D
[HTC EVO 3D] chewwy420:
I had same issue after I reinstalled all apps using titanium backup. I just uninstalled then reinstalled from market and it was fine.
[HTC EVO 3D] gtlgabe:
I had the same issue. I did the fix permissions option in recovery. Or you can do it in the ROM Manager app as well. Then reboot after its done.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] seekup241:
I searched around a lot and could only find fixes for this on the original dinc so here I am.

I just rooted, used s-off revolutionary tool and SU zip to root. Everything was fine, then I flashed CM7 and I completely lost 3G service... I have signal, just not 3g. I tried to *228 for activation but it doesnt work. I also thought maybe wiping everything several times and doing a reflash would help so I flashed virtuous unity and still no 3G. Tried factory reset multiple times... nada.

Any ideas?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ericsignals:
Did you check your settings to see if data was enabled?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Sebahz87:
try flashing a different radio
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] seekup241:
yes, data is enabled and I'll search for radios but if you know a place off hand i can get the right one please feel free to share.

Thanks guys
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Sebahz87:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1196725

check post 2 for the link
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] times_infinity:
Also wrong section. Just thought I'd let you know. :]
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Mr. Clown:
What he said. Thread closed ;)
[Verizon Droid Charge] jorge3687:
Am i doing something wrong or is not posible in the droid charge?
[Verizon Droid Charge] mkarps:
Its not possible. ....stupid update. You could flash gingerbread rom and it works ....although the feed is upside down. Way to go skype!
[Verizon Droid Charge] hazard209:
It is possible. Just not with the stock version of skype that you get from the market.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1154356
[Verizon Droid Charge] jorge3687:
Can you post a good link to the skype installation file?
[Verizon Droid Charge] hazard209:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=15748327#post15748327

It's attached in the first post on that page.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NPH-:
First and foremost, and I post this topic to mean no disrespect what-so-ever

I say again, I mean absolutely no disrespect. Now to my topic. Why does everyone on this board dedicate so much time and effort to a phone that is completely obsolete? Don't get me wrong, I still have my Droid Eris and I use it each and every day, but when my contract is up I am going to be getting a/the newer/newest phone out there. I just can't come to grips with why so many people dedicate so much time to putting together these roms and updates for a phone that is in several respects dead technology.

I mean no disrespect, and perhaps there is an explanation out there that I can't comprehend at the moment, but as I see it there are bigger and better things out there to spend time and work on.

I appreciate all the hard work that has been put into this phone by all the developers associated with these works... but a certain point a white flag must be raised. These 3.0 Sense roms that are popping up left and right... they are not intended for the Droid Eris, so why waste your time trying to make these work in perfect working condition, because let's face it, they won't. You're fighting a battle that cannot and will not be one. There will come a day that you may look back and wonder why time was wasted on this phone.

My $.02 with $.05 extra.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ozzyager:
No disrespect, but why did you just spend so much time nay saying something that others clearly enjoy doing (developers) and using (users, obviously). You might look back at this tomorrow and wonder...

Part of the fun is getting a dead technology to work better than others think it possibly can (HTC, Verizon, you)
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ajlawson:
Because these developers have been able to take "dead technology" and get it running faster than the newest phone out there. My Eris currently out runs my wifes TB and also runs the newest software that currently isn't available to her phone without root, so I give much respect to the devs for what they can do.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tazzpatriot:
Because its fun proving big red and HTC wrong :D and people still have this phone..y should they be left behind ...just like the hero ,g1 , also are still chugging along ..

And also...I have nothing else to do.. I'm disabled :)
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sunilromy:
No disrespect, Btw, you wont beleive, This phone is just launched in india,

http://www.mtsindia.in/smartphone/products.htm

There are lots of people still using G1, hero, droid eris technology.

now, for doing into deep in any technology, we need to learn some dead technology, we need to learn basics for being high.

We still learn C language, do you thing people use software developed in turbo 'C'.

Second thing is FUN, You might waste time in playing golf, watching porn playing PSP games etc etc.

Developer here like there time to be wasted in porting rom. sorry no disrespect.

If someone donate developers a high End phone then they might waste their time in alive technology.

Even though they have highend phone they still love to port for droid eris. Its all fun, way of thinking.

please dont take me wrong in any way, please.

You are right in some point, I agree with you. But unless and untill i didnt get any highend phone, I have to stick with it. I am a learner, before jumping to sensation. let me wash my hands to droid eris ;)

Thanks to developer like, erasmux, tazz, macrodroid, workshed and manymore, bcoz of them we really get some good rom here. Its there work only for fun. (no $$$$)
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grimjeeper:
Not everyone can afford the latest and greatest phone out there.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lumisi:
Why is anyone dedicated to anything? In the end the solar system will be swallowed up by the sun.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gorm:
Because They Can :D

Im one of those that cant afford one of the newer phones and was just given this phone a couple months ago. If it wasnt for these great developers my experience with this phone would be much less enjoyable.

So to all the Devs in this forum I thank you for all your hard work and please keep up the good work.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] synesthete:
Why do people enjoy solving puzzles? It is fun and rewarding. There is always room to make these devices better than they were when we bought them.

The Eris is still my only phone and some people are in the same situation. I am extremely grateful for the devs' work. There was a time when people said that the Eris would NEVER be able to handle Gingerbread. On the contrary, it runs gingerbread better than any other version of Android. It is amazing that this phone keeps becoming more and more powerful. These devs make our phones feel future proof. :)
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CondemnedSoul:
My guess would be... the same reason you wasted your time starting this thread.... they enjoy it. ;)

My next thought would be this... If you don't get/can't comprehend why the devs are still making roms for the Eris... unroot your Eris, use it stock and don't use any of the ROMs and you won't have to worry about it :D
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IndyRoadie:
^THIS^ is why I am thankful for all the Devs that work on this "old obsolete" Eris!
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stonent:
Or maybe not even that. I'm still under contract until April with my Eris. I'm not the primary on this account, so I have to wait my 2 years in order to get a discount.

Plus many enjoy the challenge of porting the OS to older hardware.

The CM team still maintains support for the original production Android phone, the G1.

Since the G1 and Eris are still very similar in performance and specs having them tweak CM to run decently on the G1 helps the Eris.

I think other than the Nexus 1, all the phones with the trackball are pretty much the same performance-wise. All have a ~500 Mhz Arm V6 CPU.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gemro311:
Well said...
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mhrebin:
I can honestly say the eris is the phone I have the longest in all my years owning a cell phone. Yeah there are new and flashy phones that always come out but since rooting and loading zach's pure vanilla rom on it i haven't looked back. My contract is up in october and I have no plans on upgrading before then and maybe even after that. The eris dev's are excellent and they have really extended the life of the eris well past its scheduled funeral.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sunilromy:
old is gold.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bradrobster:
Funny...I do actually get this same question from some of the folks I know who have jumped and continue to jump on the latest and greatest that comes out. I used to be that way too. Then I explain to them the way they do in those Visa commercials....

Cost of donating to the developers for their hard work $ a few bucks here and there...(this is the most important one! :D )

Cost of upgrading to the latest and greatest phone $0 dollars

Cost of watching the phone guy at Best Buy mobile look at my phone and say "wow...your running that? ....on that phone????"........ $$$ PRICELESS
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gospodinwizard:
It's really very simple. People who stay with the Eris stay because either they like it just fine or can't afford to switch. Therefore, the efforts of devs which improve their experience are valiant and well worth. If you're unhappy with the Eris and can afford to switch go ahead and do so....and enjoy.

That being said, I see no useful or valid point in keeping this thread alive and personally wouldn't mind seeing it locked/deleted.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Helmoot:
why they do it

Firstly,

I'd suggest the Eris doesn't have a "dead technology" just that there have been dramatic improvements in the hardware and hardware costs that are available to cellphone manufacturers of today compared to 2 years ago.

secondly,

for a cellphone manufacturer you get the most bang for your buck putting your software and hardware design engineers on the next best thing, rather than keeping an older model competitive... where would you put your money? continuing to optimize software for an old model (that you already got paid for) for better performance,or make the next phone really appealing to the consumer. It's the world of "planned obsolescence", and it keeps us buying newer phones from the manufacturers. The market's so huge, with so much competition that the development pace is very high.

on the Developers,

I'd suggest most of these guys seem have a passion for coding, so I'd guess making cleaner, more fully optimized code is the driver for them, the challenge of making a bit of old hardware competitive with the newer stuff seems like a complex puzzle, that they like solving... we just so happen to benefit from their passion.

You'll notice most of them don't ask for any type of payment, for what could be weeks and months of effort (in their free time), that's why it's nice to support a dev that's made something that saves you time or get a lot of use out of...

Keep up the good work everyone, I sincerely appreciate all the hard work!!!
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nvillian:
First and foremost, and I post this reply to mean no disrespect what-so-ever

1) people still under contract

2) people unwilling/unable to purchase a newer phone

3) the phone is still very powerful.

4) most aren't yuppies that feel the need to upgrade everytime a company releases their sandbagged technology.

5) the foundation for learning how to develop rom's is here. learn here while the learning is good

truth be told, your post and this thread didn't need to be created at all. why do some people drive honda's and not just throw them away for a lexus? must be nice to have grown up with a silver spoon in ones mouth and have a view of the world that is disposable.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gersto:
Because it's fun to see how far we can push these phones beyond their stated limits ;)

Also for some devs i would gather it's experience too. Experience that could get them jobs, maybe even with the company that builds the phones you're deving on. Best way to learn something is to jump in and do it.

These phones are fairly cheap now and it seems it's one that had a lot of potential. I think we can all agree that HTC really didn't optimize it to it's fullest.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gospodinwizard:
Aside from the obvious reasons (fun, experience, challenge, etc.) of developing for the Eris, there are definitely job prospects for Android developers. Just for kicks, I went to dice.com and searched the keyword "Android" and found 1493 postings for Android developers in one capacity or another.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lostsync:
I think a big part of it is this: anyone who bought an Eris got screwed by VZW, for selling it, and HTC, for making it.

The phone, with it's latest official software, is unusable. I can't imagine how it got through any sort of QA procedure at all, but apparently it did. This is just one of it's many problems but...anyone else remember the dialer lag from before you got your phone rooted? I sure do. In fact...

My wife now has my Eris. Well, she has a refurb that replaced mine, but that's sort of beside the point, though still pretty relevant. When she got her refurb, she'd been using CM6, but she kind of liked all the HTC apps that came on it when she first booted it up, so I, mostly for my own amusement, decided *not* to root her phone for her and just let her keep on using it. She complains about her phone multiple times every single day and I think about how awesome I'm going to be for a day when I 'fix' it later.

Yesterday afternoon, we were in the car on the interstate and a driver in front of us was having some severe problems driving, the kind of problems you have when you drink a fifth of Jack, it seemed, or maybe even the kind you have when you eat 15 xanax, pop a vein with some china white, and then just for good measure take a couple of ambien. It was bad. We had our two year old daughter with us and were going through a construction zone that condensed the highway into a single lane on each side, meaning that if this guy finally loses it, which he almost did several times, we were going to eat dash right along with him, so we decided to call 911 and report him.

It took my wife no less than seven minutes to get her Eris to make a phone call to 911. If it'd been a violent crime or something like that, some situation where she was being followed by someone who was going to rape and murder her, the phone could have let her die before placing an emergency call.

And that is why, despite not owning this phone anymore, I am here tonight, looking for whatever ROM the utter badasses that keep working on this phone have cooked up recently. These devs may end up playing an integral role in saving the lives of people I love, by enabling a device that they depend on for many things, a key one of which is safety, to actually function as described on the box.

Thus, I think the reason why these devs do this is as follows:

1) Frustration with bad software, plus an ability to do something about it

2) The good feeling that comes with solving a frustrating problem for scores of users

3) The amazing feeling that comes with getting old tech to act new, which the Eris devs are no stranger to

and probably

4) Knowing that there are a lot of people out there carrying around your work in their pocket, showing it off to friends, modding it further to make it totally fit them, integrating it into their daily lives, and coming to depend on it.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hungry Man:
Because thousands of people still have this phone for quite a few more months lol that's why.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gemro311:
Great post ...

I have a friend who begged me to root his Eris ..he's a Dr. and couldn't make calls nor did he have the time to deal with VERIZON . I did and everyday I get a thank-you note from him.. so nice to be appreciated ..which is what these developers need ..A lot of Appreciation !
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demmo86rt:
Because, (thank God for all you devs out there) if I had to run this thing stock, I'd probably have to kill myself, and I don't see myself being able to afford a new phone any time soon. Plus, when I am ready for a new phone, it gives me the opportunity to wait until just the right one comes along. These guys are rockstars with numerous fans, though I would be surprised to learn that they do it for that reason. It's a hobby and, as many have stated before me, a passion of theirs. The development community for these phones is just that - a community and I don't know how many times I've seen former Eris owners who have moved on pop in just to see how things are going, or to check in with their favorite dev. Don't knock it, many of us cut our android/rooting teeth on this phone, and it will only make the android community stronger because of it. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm off to flash a new ROM I just came across.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skot85:
My #1 reason:

All the new phones are huge!
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sadrak86:
...it's something akin to the quest to build perfect code, kind of impossible ultimately, but when you're getting close, it feels so good to bring everything together, and realize that your creation works, and is something special.

Even after replacing my Eris, I'm hanging onto it, possibly as a skype wifi phone...hard to throw away something with so much community effort built in.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] motcher41:
Way to big. I love the size and weight of the Eris even over my Moto Droid.

I just hope I get my internet thing figured out.
[Acer Iconia A500] wailoon:
Hi all expert and senior

I am currently using Dexter's new PRIMEE p9-3 ROM.

And now I plan to flash the kernel suggested by him.

I never install kernel before, so I want to make sure I have the correct steps before I start the installation.

1. Download picasso-hc-kernel-picasso-hc-kernel-master.tar.gz into SD.

2. Reboot into recovery.

3. Wipe cache and cache.

4. Flash the picasso-hc-kernel-picasso-hc-kernel-master.tar.gz

5. Install PRIMEE_AcerIconia-p9.zip

6. Install primee-patch-p9-3.zip

7. Reboot.

1 more question, can I use the tar.gz file instead of zip file??
[Acer Iconia A500] gasparzim:
.tar.gz? I think this file is a source, usually kernels and ROMs come in .zip

Check again that kernel thread and see if you can find a zip file.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hsc123:
After installing the TW rom, i can't tether to my phone any longer. I tried to re-do the wpa_supplicant fix, but then my wireless doesn't even turn on. Is there a new fix for TW that I may have missed?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ericyyou:
yes i would like to know this too. havent tried yet the wpa supplicant thing yet, but im not going to if it doest work
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] texasredrider:
I am very interested in this as well. One thing, make double sure you have the correct permissions set on the supplicant file. Make them exactly like the original one. This tripped me up the first time I did it...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hsc123:
thanks for reminding me -- so I tried it again (with two different wpa_supplicant files that I found on here) and still a no-go.

When I try to turn on wifi, it just sits saying "turning on wi-fi" - but nothing else ever happens.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cleblanc92:
My tether to a Droid X using "WiFi Tether" is working fine per/post TW. I never did anything with a "wpa_supplicant fix" directly, but I am on Cyanogen7 for my phone in case that tweaked anything.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jay Evans:
Works fine with my Fascinate (Verizon Hot Spot)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ericyyou:
my wireless turns on fine, but can not find ad-hoc connections.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ericyyou:
iT was like this pre TW, and i needed to do the wpa supplicant. jay evans did you need to do this pre TW?

also my file permissions are

x x x

x x

x x

that is correct?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ericyyou:
works fine now.

i uploaded the wpa file i used, but its the same one you find with the other galaxy 10.1 thread on this topic.

i used es file explorer and changed permission to

x x x

x x

x x

i realized. i had wifi ON when i tried to copy and this did not lead to a successful copy. make sure you turn OFF wifi. i turned on airplane mode too just to make sure. once i had the successful copy and changed permission it worked.