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[Vibrant Android Development] gamikzone:
hurry i cant wait much longer before i start flashing roms like crazy :p
[Vibrant Android Development] jcc332006:
It's up. I'm still working on Op. Make sure and Apply the settings I posted for LauncherPro and the other instructions as well. Once set up you'll see how smooth this rom is. Cheers!
[Vibrant Android Development] gamikzone:
downloading now i will see how it works and report back soon :D
[Vibrant Android Development] jcc332006:
Guys I Have about 8 themes ready to Go just give me a little more time and I'll upload a couple. Thanks!:)
[Vibrant Android Development] gamikzone:
great work ;) +1
[Vibrant Android Development] gamikzone:
should i flash with froyo or gb bootloaders?
[Vibrant Android Development] noinoi24:
is FFC supported? good job
[Nexus S General] Overstew:
I signed into Google Voice on my phone to check out what it was, then boom...it takes over my phone. I hit do not disturb because I think it'd revert everything back but instead it blocked all incoming phone calls/texts. So, I took Google Voice and signed out of it and now I have call screening (where I have to press 1 to accept calls) and I no longer receive texts...last I did was sign out then uninstall Google Voice. What the hell?

Running stock GRJ90 deodexed/rooted.
[Nexus S General] krisnicaj:
To completely disable it you have to sign into Google.com/voice and disable it in the settings

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[Nexus S General] Overstew:
Thank you. Kind of annoying that I can't disable it through the app...I'll see if my phone is normal tomorrow. LOL
[Nexus S General] castro08:
Since I seen that you posted that you always get off topic

Ill give you a taste of your own medicine

My nexus s 4g has a yellow tint the whites don't look half as good as on my epic

Is there anything I can do to fix that
[Nexus S General] LordLugard:
Me thinks someone doesn't know how to use a simple and immensely useful app/feature. ;)

By the way, is it considered a bad thing to have Udon ramen noodles for breakfast if you're a broke bachelor? :o
[Nexus S General] Award Tour:
I can't imagine using android phone without Google Voice.
[Nexus S General] lqaddict:
So how do you stop annoying "press 1 to accept the call" feature, and retain the functionality of transcribed VM's and SMS?
[Nexus S General] david279:
check out call screening in the google voice settings online.
[Nexus S General] lqaddict:
I edited my question after your posted, sorry.

I do like to have the functionality of SMS and transcribed VM's.

Will turning the screening off retain the above?
[Nexus S General] david279:
Yes you will keep those services.
[Nexus S General] lqaddict:
Thanks!

For some odd reason I won't get any phone calls on my nexus now.

I will start looking through the GV settings...
[Nexus S General] BrianDigital:
I would recommend setting everything up on the web. I have my number integrated and don't even have the app installed
[Nexus S General] steviee7:
Your annoying :p I keed :o
[Nexus S General] Overstew:
lol <3

Anyways, I'm wanting a visual voicemail app, but I'm 100% scared to install GoogleVoice again...:(
[Nexus S General] mlin:
Have you tried a voodoo kernel?

On another note, I use GV for voicemail and voip when I want. On the first install it took over my entire phone buy after changing settings online I got it set up the way I wanted.

tapa tapa tapa
[Nexus S General] steviee7:
<3 i think the your problem is that you integrated your number when you install it instead of continuing press skip and then it will ask if you want to sign in with your gmail and follow the steps i had the same problem do not integrate!!1!!ONE!!
[Nexus S General] djorijun:
I'm finally able to use Google Voice without it taking over my device. After you've removed yourself from the software. You can go to the GV settings via the internet on your computer and just choose activate voice mail instead of choosing to integrate your device. Once this is done, open up GV on your device, and the first window allows you to skip the integration portion and allows you to just use it as Voicemail. BOOM!
[Nexus S General] yungl82:
This ;)
[Nexus S General] Overstew:
I'll try this lol. I've got like 12 voicemails and can't get to them because I don't know my Sprint voicemail PIN. LOL
[Nexus S General] jakkz:
Question for Sprint customers who are using their Sprint number for their Google Voice account; are your Sprint mobile to mobile or anytime minutes accurate when using Google Voice?

Reason, I have seen complaints on other blogs, pertaining to inaccurate minutes usage and wondered if any of you have experienced this.

Best Regards!
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtuansdiamm:
Can someone post sammy's stock eg22 music player all I have are the froyo version which fc when ever I play a song

God I hate miui player

I don't see where so good about it

No 5.1 audio out or even drop down controls

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[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtuansdiamm:
Bump

Common guys this its a easy one

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[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Root:
Could it be in the Sammy apps zip under SRF 1.1.1? I like miui and have no issues.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rocket321:
I'd assume you could pull it out of the CWM flashable here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1183558

Open up the zip, navigate to /system/app and look for the music player in there. Then move it to your SD card and use root explorer (or super manager) to put it in /system/app on your phone.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtuansdiamm:
thats a froyo version which i said force closes so dont try it on ginger

thx and you didnt have to put all the instructions or atleast for me
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Root:
Have you cleared the data from the app? I know it's an easy answer, but trying to help. Also consider clearing cache and dalvik.

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[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Esteway.619:
Just open a 2.3 Tom go into system app folder and take the apk. Push it with root explore into your system app
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtuansdiamm:
Thanks its been solved already

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[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Well, apparently while I was at work today some kids decided to break into my pool and were chased off by the lady who comes to clean once a week. I got home and under one of my law chairs are two phones, ones an iPhone 3gs and I couldn't care less but the other is an hd7s, this was the one US released wp7 device that will take a sim card that I didn't have and honestly what are they going to do? I trespassed and was drinking in your pool, can I have my phone back? I'm interested but for now, ill test it out... Hopefully the battery life isn't as horrid as the normal hd7
[Windows Phone 7 General] day2die:
They can blacklist those phones (using IMEI numbers) and make them useless as phones if that's what are asking.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Avandor:
Don't be as bad as they were and rise above it... call and tell them they can have their phones back if they clean your pool the rest of the month :cool:
[Windows Phone 7 General] Casey_boy:
I don't know how it works in the US but here in the UK if you find lost property and report it to the police and the owner doesn't collect it after a certain period of time it becomes yours.

So, I'd drop it off - explain the situation. Do you think any kid is going to want to admit to trespassing?
[Windows Phone 7 General] conantroutman:
Call them and tell them to come and collect the phones.......... from the bottom of your pool :p
[Windows Phone 7 General] eccomania:
+1 =) i recommend that too =) :cool:
[Windows Phone 7 General] thesecondsfade:
Call them and sell their phones back to them. Give them a good deal though haha.
[Windows Phone 7 General] AidenM:
Give it to me! LOL XD.
[Windows Phone 7 General] slimshady322:
You could see if they have someone saved as "Mom" or "Dad" on their phones (in case it isn't locked or not pin-protected) and call them and tell them about what they did.

Otherwise you could just wait and pretend you hadn't found the phones. They probably aren't gonna sue you and well if they call police you could pretend you had just found the phone earlier that day. It's not your responsibility to search your ground for stuff other people might have lost their while breaking in.
[Windows Phone 7 General] day2die:
Well, I have questions for you.

1. Are these kids your neighbor?

2. Are they boys or girls?

3. Do you know these kids?

4. Do you know their parents?
[Windows Phone 7 General] Avandor:
That sounds like something pedobear would ask :eek:
[Windows Phone 7 General] day2die:
What I am saying is that he should return those phones if he knows those kids or knows their parents, but he shouldn't go out of his way just to return those phones.

Are you always suspicious of everything?
[Windows Phone 7 General] Avandor:
And are you always so serious ? :cool:n
[Windows Phone 7 General] day2die:
Not always ;)
[Windows Phone 7 General] oldpueblo:
The circumstances don't really give you the right to destroy them or anything, that'd be no different than what they did. I'd go with the call the parents option if its possible, otherwise charge them a fee to not get the police involved.
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
Can we be "real-world" realistic here? We aren't Care Bears, lol. Phone was on your property, have fun.
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
So you need to steal others phone? Wow.

Gimme your paypal account so I can donate to you.
[Windows Phone 7 General] drkfngthdragnlrd:
It's not stealing if they were left on your property. Now it's still not moral to just keep them IMO. I'd say, do your best to try to return the phones. If the kids come back looking for them, return them or ask for the parents to come get the phones. I highly doubt the kids will tell their parents the truth about how they lost their phones, btw. If you can't return the phones in a reasonable amount of effort, than at least you tried to do the right thing.
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
Not trying to give it back, it is stealing, IMO. Even if you dont move a finger to try it, someone should call, just answer and say that the owner lost the phone. That isn't hard.

But, yes, I agree with the one that said that he should make them clean the pool for one mounth hahahahah
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
You can't live by that mindset. I mean, this isn't a life forum, so I don't want to get into this, but to say it is stealing to keep something that is on YOUR property, which appeared there without you personally inviting any guests over is ridiculous. It would be different if he invited friends over, and somebody left it... But that wasn't the case, but hey, whatever floats your boat. I wouldn't make an effort to return it, they didn't make an effort to respect his property.
[Windows Phone 7 General] kweis87:
I will gladly take the HD7S off your hands if you don't want it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] oldpueblo:
Since when does a property line equal ownership? With that logic anything accidently delivered to my house instead of my neighbor's automatically belongs to me! If you kick your ball over the wall accidently or your kite falls in my yard I own it now! Boy it'd be great if someone accidently parked thier car in my driveway, free car! That's ridiculous and no court would agree, sorry.

Do the right and legal thing and return them with some form of punishment attached, whether its parents or police involved.
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
It's pretty ignorant to use perfectly legal situations in comparison to somebody breaking & entering onto your property. This wasn't accidentally delivered or kicked, it was left by people who broke the law themselves. Sorry, but I would keep it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] AidenM:
Just keep them with you without touching them for a month. If they don't come back for it and admit they trespassed, keep em. If they do and admit trespassing, charge them a small fee and give them back.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
The comical thing is that I just happened to find a Craigslist ad today by someone who claimed to have misplaced their phones while walking their dog and were offering a 100 dollar reward for them. I have to wonder how they walked their dog over an 8 foot privacy fence into my pool all with a 30 pack in tow. If I call the cops out there's nothing to be done, they weren't caught in the act so underage drinking won't apply and they'd likely walk away with a slap on the wrist. Perhaps ill leave the iPhone on a sidewalk somewhere for someone else to find, its tainting my house with its apple-ness. Hd7s has found a new home, the way these people type they're clearly not smart enough to worry about imei numbers.
[Windows Phone 7 General] NotTarts:
I'm not really sure what to say. It's immoral and just disgusting. I can't believe we live in a world where people have this kind of mindset.
[Windows Phone 7 General] drkfngthdragnlrd:
I hate to tell you, but most state laws in the US state that if you are delivered something you didn't order, you are allowed to keep it free of charge. Also, possession is 9/10's of the LAW. You must prove you own said items with receipts or what not. Now granted this would be easy with a cell phone with the IMEI #. You just aren't understanding. Stealing something is the physical act of "taking" something for someone else by mugging them/breaking into their house/etc. Keeping something someone lost is not stealing, end of story.

All this said, it is still not morally correct to keep something that is not yours. You should make a decent effort to return said item. If the owner doesn't come to get it, than that's their problem. At least you tried.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
I know, it's just disgusting that they'd jump a fence that's clearly meant to keep people out, litter all over my property with alcoholic beverage containers when I don't allow alcohol in my residence, and likely commit other heinous and highly illegal acts while I'm off working to make a living. Truly disgusting.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Why should I make an effort to correct the mistakes of another? I already work for everything I own, why should I go out of my way to return something to someone who wronged me. If they'd dropped their phone on my sidewalk while jogging I'd pick it up and call the contacts to see who's it was. I understand that two wrongs dont make a general right but hey, I'll accept this as payment for using my facilities. If they want to leave me another good phone they can come again :-p.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Viper89:
I agree with FiyaFleye. I find it hilarious that people are talking about morals when these clowns were trespassing and drinking on his property and using his pool that he paid good money for, you people can't be serious??? I would keep both, jail break the iphone 3GS and just use it for 3D gaming and etc, and use the HD7 as a back up phone for WP7 unless it's better than your Dell Venue Pro.
[Windows Phone 7 General] drkfngthdragnlrd:
I don't care what you do with it. It's doesn't evolve me, my issue is with the other guy that thinks if you keep the phones, you're stealing.

I do see the point of 2 wrongs don't make a right & the overall morality of it. Plus, the fact the parents paid for the cells & weren't the offenders, but will be the ones paying for it in the end. I also, see your point of them trespassing.

Like I said, my problem is with it being called stealing.

And, why should you, because it's the better thing to do to show you are the better person.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
as much as I want to love the hd7 and all of its sexiness the capacitive buttons are too close to the screen and the battery life leaves a lot to be desired. It'll make a good backup to my backup which is a focus. I won't lie, there's a few ios games I have wanted to try but it just seems like way too small a screen to game on.
[Windows Phone 7 General] drkfngthdragnlrd:
I agree with that, HTC needs to fix this in an firmware update, add some kind of a delay to the buttons like one of the other OEM's did. As for the battery life, I don't have the DVP to compare. To me, the battery life "seems" fine, but I also don't call/text a lot. I mainly use it as a computer when I don't have access to one. Plus, mine is an HD7, not an HD7S. So, maybe the Super LCD might use more juice?
[Windows Phone 7 General] :
Well, here's how I think about the whole situation: since there kids trespass your property and trash the place, you do NOT have any obligation to return these phones.

You should NOT have to go out of your way to return these phones.

If those kids come knocking on your door asking for their phones back (which I doubt will happen), you should tell them to have their parent pick up the phones and make them do your chores or whatever.

If they don't bother to come, the phones are your. In that case, keep them.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
I'm a major phone gamer and Netflix user and for those tasks it can't really hold its own. I compared my old hd7 to the dvp and I found myself fortunate to finish a movie on Netflix on the hd7 where the dvp left me at 28 percent. Overall those are my only two complaints about the device. When I initially switched from the surround to the hd7 I was in love... But then the battery killed a lot of that for me. Fortunately I can now find extended batteries.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
see, I agree with this. I certainly don't mind returning these kids phones, I can afford my own and have a drawer full of smartphones that have gone obsolete since I picked up my dvp but I would like to know that the kids did receive a justifiable ends for their misdeeds. I mean I'm not saying they deserve life in prison but a good scare by the cops would suffice. Sadly parents in this neighborhood aren't known for being the most thorough, more like the maids raise the kids so if they do decide to come knocking I will call the police out, have them give 'em a good scare, and give them back their devices. I will not however go out of my way to help those who wronged and disrespected me.
[Windows Phone 7 General] drkfngthdragnlrd:
This I agree with, that's what I meant with "decent effort."
[Windows Phone 7 General] NotTarts:
Why does it really matter what they did? It doesn't make it any more moral to keep their phones as your own special form of 'punishment'; that doesn't seem right to me at all. If I was in your position, I'd at least respond to their lost notices and then let the police do what they need to do. But whatever, maybe it's different in the US.
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Fair enough.
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
I really don't mean to be rude, or disrespectful, in any way with this comment, so I sincerely hope I don't offend anybody. But, how have most of you survived throughout your lives with the mindset you have? I mean, this guy didn't walk into a fitting room at a retail store, find the phone, pocket it, and move on with his life. It was left on his property by some kids who were trespassing, and honestly didn't give a crap about him. I mean, karma is a mf, and this is the world's way of balancing this out... At least in my opinion. Hell, even if I accidentally misplaced my phone in a public place, I'm not getting it back, ever.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Viper89:
Sounds fair enough.

@ NotTarts who cares if it doesn't seem right to you because it didn't happen to you. Would you still feel the same way if someone trespassed on your property, trashed it, and used your pool that you paid good money to get installed and good money for maintenance and etc..., I highly doubt it :rolleyes:. What happens if one of those dumb drunk kids got hurt on your property and then decided to sue you for medical bills and etc... Would you still have that "goody two shoes attitude"?
[Windows Phone 7 General] drkfngthdragnlrd:
Keep it civil, see mod quote in my signature. Also, what kind of world do we live in where doing what is right, is to be condemned for? Doesn't say much for humanity in a whole, but enough of this.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Viper89:
There is a difference between doing the right thing( Like finding someone's phone in public and then returning it) and looking like a sucker. If he goes out his way to contact the people who trashed his property and return their phones to them he is going to look like a sucker. What kind of lesson would these kids learn if he did that? 1. Next time it would be smarter to get drunk before rather then bring booze there. 2 Next time make sure we leave his property with are phones so we don't get caught and be put in this situation again. 3 Why not do it again we are just going to get a slap on the wrist. Those kids are going to laugh there asses off if he does this, better yet it's going to be a great story to tell their friends: Hey guys listen to this, we went pool hopping right, trashed this guy property and left are phones there by mistake and then he went out his way to contact us and return are phones "What a sucker".
[Windows Phone 7 General] drkfngthdragnlrd:
How about this, if they're kids & if the phone isn't locked. Than, obviously the parents' number should be in the phones. Call the parents & explain to them what happened. Than, kids get punished, & the phones are returned to their rightful owners. Doesn't sound like too much to ask. Secondly, the OP stated there's a Craigslist post, respond to it. How much you want to bet the parents posted it after the kids told their parents, "we lost our phones while walking the dog." Seriously, there's so many options that doesn't require much work, get's the kids to pay for what they did & returns the phones to their rightful owners. In the end, you're the bigger/better person for doing what right & not sinking to their level. This makes you a bigger person, not a sucker... I'm done with the whole conversation though as it can just go on forever...
[Windows Phone 7 General] Avandor:
The HD7S kid probably posts here... come forward dude, he has your phone :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] Erik Latranyi:
Consider this:

These kids are not good kids, based on their actions.

What if the phones were stolen? You would be keeping someone else's property who does not deserve to be punished.

Sometimes, things are not black and white.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Wow, the white knighting here is kinda lame...

Erik, to take extreme hypothetical situations into account is to be paranoid.
[Windows Phone 7 General] tiny17:
I don't see what is so hard about this. Call their folks, and tell them what was going on, and then have the parents come pick up the phones with the kids in tow. Have the kids apologize.

If you sincerely can't identify a parent, then be willing to have a little more fun with this by responding to the CL ad, and doing whatever from there in which maybe you can end up being the bigger man, while still teaching the kids a lesson.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Dj21o:
Honestly, you paid thousands of dollars for a pool. These kids just come over and use it for their personal use? Well, tough **** I don't know where your phones are. Its really that simple. Screw morals when they don't respect others, especially someone that has a privacy fence.

Which also could mean they have been doing it for awhile. Nobody just goes into a backyard with an 8ft privacy fence and says "boys, there is a fockin' privacy fence, lets go have fun!" There is no way. I would keep the phones as collateral or sell them. Serves the scumbags right.

Even if they do tell their parents the truth, I'm sure they would say "serves you right." That's exactly what mine would have done. Douchebags get away with this all the time. If you give into this and give the phones back, you are ridiculous lmao. At least run the **** out of their phone bill.