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[Defy General] derbestimmer:
i completely agree, mean in every single point! stay with your (red lens) defy and take the defy+ bat!!! btw. mugen is ok, but not worth the buck! i'm back on my stock bat...
[Defy General] alaageria:
I agree too but the battery thing not entirely one of the main new specs of the defy + is that it has a 1700 battery

Motorola is a little sneaky and will probably put a little edge or something that will make it incompatible with ours just like the droid's battery
[Defy General] walter79:
they will change /system/bin/battd . like milestone 2.
[Defy General] alaageria:
Well we can hope that Motorola is still sees the number of defy buyers and will not forget about us

Software side we're smart enough to fiqure something out after all we already have gingerbread which was theoreticaly made for the defy+ or mb526.

Great job developers !!!!
[Defy General] syl0n:
It has a new CPU, not just overclock guys.

TI OMAP 3620. Defy has OMAP 3610,
[Defy General] om4gus:
Ow, not again...
[Defy General] russtyd:
I guess @syl0n's point was the Defy+ has this without overclocking, so I'm assuming even greater clocks would come easier (1.2-1.4GHz) with overclocking.... although I know we all get 1.0-1.2GHz with the Defy...

Only a small difference though and 1700/1800mAH batteries are around now also....

Tough call if you were going to buy a Defy now..... differences don't look that much to warrant waiting... if I were buying now I'd be after an Atrix 4G myself :)
[Defy General] gkai:
this has been said times and times in defy+ threads, but here I go again: it is highly probable that the defy+ has the same cpu as the defy: omap3630. in fact, hardware-wise, the defy+ is probably an exact copy of the defy with bayer cam, and new frame color(s). the changes are new marketing, new software and new battery. depending on the price of the defy+, the opening of defy bootloader, and the compatibility of defy+ battery with defy, defy + is either a small marketing trick or a complete ripoff and a big f...you to current defy owners... I hope google start on ths good foot and at least open defy bootloader...
[Defy General] arvs0z:
I think we should post on every page that the Defy comes with the TI OMAP 3630 CPU [/B]
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcprawy:
Hey

I'm sorry. My English is not good. I have a little problem when I want on my galaxy s. When i push Power Button on the lcd i see battery icon. It's same that when the phone is off and i plug the charger.

Please help
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bhu1:
I can't understand. What you. Are trying to say as their is no button on lcd!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DonVito2020:
Remove the battery and wait for 30 seconds. Then put it back on and start it again. If u have an micro sd mem card remove it as well before starting. Let me know how its coming.

If thats not working try to enter the recovery mod by pressing HOME+VOL UP+POWER BUTTONS then select "reboot system" with your home key.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] spankaroo:
Now that we have a CWM image that works with the Flyer, has anyone started working with @koush to get our CWM image on the Rom Manager list?

I would like to be able to use Rom Manager, but it requires CWM to be installed by the app.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Gumby63:
Honestly I think he should support multiple recoveries. Why only cwm?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dhearns:
Express/Flyer Rom Manager Workaround

I have the View (Express) and I used a little workaround until its recovery is listed. I copied and edited the .settings file from my 3d's clockworkmod directory changing the detected_device from "shooter" to "express". Then, I overwrote the original .settings file in my View's clockworkmod directory with the edited one, rebooted and Rom Manager recognizes recovery and allows me to peform all functions except Flash ClockworkMod Recovery. I've pasted the contents of that file below and I've also included a zipped copy. Try changing "express" to "flyer" and see how it goes.

{"paypal_transaction_id":"","is_clockworkmod":true ,"current_recovery_version":"3.0.0.5","detected_de vice":"express","flash_recovery":"","readonly_reco very":false,"recovery_timestamp":1312091378056,"re boot_recovery":""}
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] nickiberli:
Awesome mate! :)

Could you patch that also for the flyer, then I could add the patched version to my rom? (I have so many things to do..)

That would be great :)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] YOSEFE:
I would also like to see this on the Rom Manager list.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] spankaroo:
Works great with my Flyer 3G/Wifi. I just started a backup using Rom Manager - Very nice.

I used your .settings file and modified "express" to read "flyer" as you suggested. I simply replaced the existing .settings file in /sdcard/clockworkmod with the new one attached.

Cheers!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dhearns:
Please disregard this post.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] madnlooney:
strange as i have just installed rom manager onto my flyer and clicked reboot into recovery and it did this just fine, no work around needed.

is this needed for backing up etc as i already did this in the recovery menu not via rom manager
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dhearns:
You may or may not need it, but it's fixed these problems for some: When selecting "Download ROM", "Check for ROM Updates", "Install from QR Code", "Manage and Restore Backups", "Backup Current ROM", "Partition SD Card", or "All ClockworkMod Recoveries" most people encounter the error "You must have ClockworkMod Recovery installed before continuing! Install the recovery through ROM Manager first". When "Install ROM from SD Card" is selected a warning is displayed "Flashing an update package on a recovery other than ClockworkMod Recovery may not work properly. Proceed?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] madnlooney:
Yeah it restarts to recovery fine but in Tom manager it didn't allow to backup or manage until I changed settings
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Rusty!:
In ROM Manager, press menu, then 'manual flash override'
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donots:
Hi!

So I updated to Mango RTM 7720 today and then I tried to follow those instructions here: addictivetips.com/mobile/how-to-enable-talking-caller-id-on-windows-phone-7-mango

On my HD7 I have the option for talking caller ID but I have no toggle button. So I can't turn it on.

Does anyone have the same issue?

I tried the search here but it didn't came up with similar threads.

Thanks for any answers!
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cronojay:
donots,

Check under Speech in the settings menu. From there you can enable speech recognition over the network, speech when the phone is locked and play audio confirmations.

Hope that helps
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VizagDude:
Go to Settings and under System, scroll to 'ease of access'. In there, enable 'Speech for phone accessibility'.

Done. The next time you get a call, the phone would say the Name or Number.

Enjoy..
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schluff1:
Unfortunately, this option is disabled with german language settings. (7713 and 7720)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donots:
exactly, if I switch the phone language to english it works.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ecsclusiv4u:
hi.I have the same problem as "donots" .I selected English and I still do not appear in the menu on / off button for Talking caller ID for phone calls (Speech for phone accessibility).The problem is that we have Romania SIM and i'm in Germany (roaming) to influence it with something.

Can you help me.

Excuse my English
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestD2255:
I am using the english Orange UK 7720 build (the official ROM from the carrier).

My "Speech for phone accessibility" option is there under "Ease of access" but there is no slider button to turn it on/off.

Any ideas on how to get this option to enable?

I have tried English (UK) and English (US) region settings, neither work.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ecsclusiv4u:
@ sysigy

same problem as sysigy
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Herschelle:
i had the same problem. i could find the speech for phone accessibility in ease of access but i could not switch it on or off.

i changed my region+language settings to English (US) for both language and region and saved and restarted and it worked perfectly. i could switch the feature on or off with the slider.

then i changed region back to south africa and the speech feature still works. i can still switch it on or off. so i think its only the language that MUST be English (US). English (UK) does not work.
[Networking] ctaylor168:
I am interested in designing or obtaining a 3G/4G Gobi3000 module for incorporation into an OMH design. Can somebody pls point me in the direction to obtain information regarding rough bill of material price for a complete, functional module?
[Android Apps and Games] ReeX:
Hi there, I wonder if there's a way to zoom or enlarge font size while in mobile view... The font size is too small for me, and zooming is disabled. I understand zoom may be disabled in mobile view, however there should be a way to enlarge text size...
[Galaxy 3 General] shreyasharusia:
Hey Friends Galaxy 5 developers managed to get CM7 onto there Phone.What Galaxy 3 developers are doining till now.

IMO we should talk to the developers who ported the CM7 For Galaxy 5 For Help .
[Galaxy 3 General] Dharam_Maniar:
I think you havent seen this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1101218

And if you still want it faster, better start porting now :D
[Galaxy 3 General] jazux:
we have talked to the porters (motafoca) but it didnt work out so marcellusbe started out :)
[Atrix 4G General] realarchambeau:
So apparently Google plans to up it patent portfolio by purchasing Motorola Mobility. What do you think this will mean for our handset and the future of Motorola handsets?

Good or Bad?

HyperTextTransferProtocol://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20110815-706430 dot html
[Atrix 4G General] alphadg21:
Good. Google may actually listen to us instead of ignoring us all the way (we may get updates quicker as well)
[Atrix 4G General] primeboss:
Good, this is really good news. If not right now for current Motorola users, then for sure for the future of Android. I believe this will make new standards for android. For example Stock Gingerbread, Specs, etc. We will be seeing more phones on the quality of the Nexus 1 and Nexus S, but made by Motorola.
[Atrix 4G General] akitten007:
This also includes better OS updates because they will come straight from Google, and I hope that they will support Motorola's current rather than just their future devices. I wonder whether Google will just have Motorola make stock gingerbread phones in the future, or improve the Motorola Applications Platform...
[Atrix 4G General] ccrows:
This was more of a move to buy patents. However this helps Android as a whole, because it helps to cut down the legal BS with Apple.

As for Motorola, hopefully this will finally be the end of Motoblur forever!... :)
[Atrix 4G General] bongd:
There may be growing pains and hickups but in the grand scheme of things I think it's very promising!!!!!!
[Atrix 4G General] matthew5025:
The official google post here.

It's bloody good news that is what it is
[Atrix 4G General] Mad_Foxx:
Excellent News!!!! Yippy
[Atrix 4G General] ccrows:
Don't have the link handy, but Engaget is covering it too. The responses are very active.

Also Engaget announced a Motorola Defy+ today for all the Googlorola fans our there... :)
[Atrix 4G General] CaelanT:
Why start another thread for discussing this when one was already started only a couple of hours before?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1219090
[Atrix 4G General] JayRolla:
This is good if you plan on staying with motorola phones. It can actually hurt the other manufacturers.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ddfilho:
Someone could help me. It will be my first time to update the ROM to a version NAND. I usually use the SD versions without problems. I downloaded this rom but I was not happy to upgrade. Anyone know any tutorial to install this rom?
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Ok I hesitated before creating this topic because everytime you mention Android here you end up with arguments and closed threads. Let's try to all behave like adults that can have a proper conversation.

So, Google buys Motorola Mobility... Do you think other OEMs will come running to Microsoft anytime soon? And should they be welcome with open arms? Or do you think Microsoft should also make its hardware and buy Nokia/RIM? I'm not sure which is the best strategy but it's likely this will hugely impact Windows Phone.
[Windows Phone 7 General] efjay:
Dont think anything will change or this will have any big impact on WP7. htc, samsung, etc always had android as their preferred platform and make boatloads of cash from it, this will likely just make them compete harder and possibly neglect WP7 even more. Which basically is the situation today.

I think MS should buy Nokia after WP7 is well established and selling well, then they can build on that and not be beholden to the android OEM's.
[Windows Phone 7 General] hvbelton:
1. Windows Phone 7 will not be running on Motorola/Google hardware

2. More focus on internal hardware, ie; updates will be released for internal hardware ahead of what is release to other suppliers

3. Multi-vendor support will decline ane more WP7 support

4. Increase in WP7 support at the expense of Android
[Windows Phone 7 General] thesecondsfade:
Apple does its manufacturing in-house.

Google owns Motorola.

Microsoft's major partner is Nokia.

It's all the same thing, just with a different spin on it. Nothing will change. If anything, it might make OEM's prefer Windows Phone over Android... probably not, but maybe. It's all speculation anyway.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
I don't know, eventually Motorola phones will get exclusive features and will probably be the only Android phones that get day one updates like the Nexus One/S. If Motorola sales grow too much there's a case to be made for Samsung, HTC, etc. to go and look elsewhere.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ceesheim:
one big patant war :D

so now we have google&motorola vs MS&nokia vs apple&(let them buy samsung) :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] Lord AnubiS:
I was about to make the same question, I think that Google buying Motorola Mobile maybe will help WP7, why? Because now the other OEMs will have to compete against Google as a Hardware maker... Before, they were where partners, now they're competing companies and obviously Google will have preference for Motorola over the other companies when delivering updates, etc... That's my thinking...
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
Means we are screwed. Not!

Motorola aint Nokia. But yes, expect some real nasty Android devices, as Google is (dont deny) a creative company. HTC and Samsung will spend more time trying to follow Motorola, as Motorola will always update their phones fast as Google update Android.

It will be nice, I admit. One of the fatal flaw of Android just ended together with the treat of the patent war (which puts Google again on feet).

Android will run better on Motorola devices, smoothier, since they are going to work with the hardware and software.

No WP7 on Motorola since Google hate it so bad (look at our Youtube and Google search page).

Maybe less chances to WP7, because 50% of the market is already using Android. Google is more Apple alike now, and this should count.

But probably HTC, Samsung and LG is going to try some more of WP7 Mango juice. Or I hope so. Sony Ericksson would be nice too..
[Windows Phone 7 General] Lord AnubiS:
With a good deal I can see Samsung and LG making more WP7 devices, but SE??? I don't know... :-S
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
I wouldnt bet on that.. But hope is the to die, right? I like SE's phone. More than LG and Samsung for sure.
[Windows Phone 7 General] markgamber:
Probably means Apple goes after Motorola and Google now and gives Microsoft and Samsung a break. Or they hire even more lawyers to go after all the above.

Oh...what does it mean to us, the consumers? Probably higher prices to pay for all those f**king lawyers.
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
Yeah, it makes sense too.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
everything to do with patents and nothing to do with hardware.

oh, and a few people just DOUBLED their money on moto-mobile, ill bet. look at the price jump ! wow !

this only effects microsofts ability to sue google, and no royalties. smart move google.

whatever happens, the patent system is still stupid and broken
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Sure it's mainly about patents but Google could have just bought/licensed the patents for

a lot less

, I don't see Motorola turning them down. I think if they went for the whole of Motorola Mobility it's to also make a strong line of hardware. You don't pay

$12.5 Billion

to not make the best handsets you can when you get an OEM in the package.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Professor Simon Peach:
Motorola, TBH I was unware they made an android phone!
[Windows Phone 7 General] domineus:
the acquisition of MM is just about as quiet as MS's acquisition of Danger in 2008. Anyone remember that...not a lot of people =/
[Windows Phone 7 General] sammy_user:
Hello the result is Android more protected, and widows phone falling its gud move by google
[Windows Phone 7 General] day2die:
Well, I will tell you the future I foresee.

Apple will still be around selling iPhones.

Samsung, HTC, LG, etc. will still be selling Android handsets, but the majority of the handsets they sell will be Windows Phones.

Motorola Mobility (eh. Google Mobility) will be making record breaking profit and will be responsible for 70%+ of all Android phones produce.

Windows Phone will make up the majority of the smartphone market share.

Microsoft will license (but not buy) many technologies from RIM including BlackBerry Messenger.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
1 yep, nice ones even if i don't like their lockdown

2 er - who what why where when - is this going to start happening ?

3 those droiiiiiiiiid commercials were already old. hopefully they branch out in marketing. like htc.

4 repeat of 2

5 why on earth would M$ ever care/want anything about bbm ?
[Windows Phone 7 General] printing724:
No one knows where this one will head. It all depends on what Google's intentions are for the hardware side of the business. It's doubtful that Google seriously wants to be in the hardware business.

The only firm conclusions I think we can reach are...

(1) It was all about the patents.

(2) Google is more serious about mobile than many people thought previously. They just spent a good chunk of their cash hoard on a bunch of patents that may or may not be sufficient to protect Android and/or they spent a bunch of money on an overpriced phone maker. Either way, they probably more than doubled their total investment in Android.

Personally, I think G will be selling pieces off to interested parties, but I could be wrong.

MS is in an interesting position now. Google just handed them a great talking point for their sales pitch to Samsung/HTC/SE but the BFF relationship with Nokia takes the wind out of that sail. Hard to tell what their next move should be.

Interesting times ahead. Time to go make some more popcorn.
[Windows Phone 7 General] cronojay:
Well it hurts Google a lot when the Galaxy S II shows up wearing Windows Phone Mango and not Android. Cant wait for the Sea Ray and the Galaxy S II :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] Alcoholic:
This patent war disgusts me. What happened to good old innovation? Screw you apple. You started this.
[Windows Phone 7 General] hardcoreplur:
Go google, great job buying a ****ty hardware manufacturer. The last good phone motorola made was the Cellular One. The razor was crap, the droid was crap, and their next android will be crap too. Thank god google kept m$ from letting motorola **** on a beautiful OS like windows phone 7.
[Windows Phone 7 General] doministry:
Well all the Motorola Androids are 1000 times better than all last years Nokia Symbians anyway, without a doubt.
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
Nop, correction:

Android is 1000 times better than Symbian.

Not Motorola - Nokia.
[Windows Phone 7 General] doministry:
Well yes and no.

Still Symbian = Nokia, and Motorola manufactured their devices and customized Android on their own.....
[Windows Phone 7 General] munkeyphyst:
Are you stating that Motorola has better hardware than Nokia? We are talking about hardware, right? To bring up Symbian is disingenuous. Symbian isn't even Nokia's flagship smartphone OS. What is Motorola's in house smartphone OS?
[Windows Phone 7 General] slight22:
(I may be wrong but i don't think I am)

In Canada RIM can't legally be bought, because it's a media capable outlet with communication capabilities, and in Canada, any form of media system has to have the majority of it's ownership held by Canadians, hence why we have so few carriers up here and why mobilicity and wind had such a hard time being allowed to start up here as they both are owned primarily by outside interests.
[Windows Phone 7 General] doministry:
Oh well. I talk about the whole company and the effect of it's work = devices.

Symbian WAS Nokia's flagship OS for many years and they couldn't manage this.

Definitely parts of both companies work have different qualities, but I look at it as a whole.

Yes, in hardware part Nokia looks better. But hardware without OS is nothing.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Guys can you agree to disagree and move on, that's how arguments start and threads get closed. Cheers
[Windows Phone 7 General] lqaddict:
No problem with that, it will become Elop in motion.
[Windows Phone 7 General] slight22:
lol did you mean to hid the F? as in Flop in motion? lol
[Windows Phone 7 General] thesecondsfade:
Stephen Elop is Nokia's CEO, FYI.
[Windows Phone 7 General] slight22:
lol thanks, i was aware of that but i like my joke better ;)
[Windows Phone 7 General] Sir. Haxalot:
I say that it wont affect Androids market share negatively. Google will probably use Motorolas technology to manufacture their Nexus devices with vanilla Android, but it's not even remotely imaginable that Google will do something that pisses their other OEMs off.

Googles main product is all of us, the users, and their customers are the advertisers. Google doesn't make money of their services directly, they make money off being able to effectively direct advertisements. They didn't buy Motorola to sell phones, they did it to acquire patents so that they would please their existing OEMs.

Google might also use Motorolas IPTV department to push GoogleTV in the future.
[Windows Phone 7 General] skirtsfly:
Don't believe Googarola impact will be as great as HP killing TouchPad/Pre, falally wounding webOS. @BrandonWatson is talking to any displaced webOS devs who contact him, offering any tools they need (inclucing free WP7) to make the switch! That could have huge + impact on Markerplace.

Smaller OEMs slanted toward Android will rethink WP7, INMHO.
[Windows Phone 7 General] RoboDad:
It looks like they are more than just talking to them. They have put together a two day (apparently free) online jumpstart training session for them, starting tomorrow. The full email sent to the developers, along with a link to the jumpstart registration, can be found here.

That's some impressive quick work, especially for Microsoft.
[Windows Phone 7 General] FTC:
....sorry, but Google already did. If you are just a little familiar with Asian mentality, you know the real meaning behind those more than lukewarm "congratulation" statements given by HTC, LG and Samsung. Of course those three OEM's will continue to produce Android devices, at least for the time being. But I bet that in a very near future, we will see a change in the priorities for new devices in favor of WP7. Those OEM's already didn't appreciate too much Microsoft's involvement with Nokia and were until now not too keen in pushing new WP7 devices. Now that Google is a direct competitor and threat for their markets, they will definitely reconsider their roadmaps....