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[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d0nic:
Hi,

I got my new HD7 and tried to jailbreak it.

I can do everything just if i get to the Point to change the

Registry to prevent it to relock with zune i get the failure:

Access restricted for the DeviceReg.

Can somebody help me??

Thanks
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ttblondey:
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[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d0nic:
Thread?!

I just was searching for a solution but i cant find a solution.

So i asked for help.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sunnyo_ola:
follow the steps

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[General Topics] MartyLK:
Google is buying Motorola!!!! OMG! What an excellent acquisition.

CNN reports...no link available yet...Google will pay 12.5 billion for Motorola Mobility. I can't think of a better thing for them to do. Think of the excellent phones Google will put out.
[General Topics] Hunt3r.j2:
http://www.businessinsider.com/breaking-google-buying-motorola-mobility-for-125-billion-2011-8

Nuts, you beat me to it. :D
[General Topics] jjsoviet:
Betting for a Nexus X, and a ton of patents to be used against Apple.
[General Topics] Alien987:
Excellent news indeed!

http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/08/supercharging-android-google-to-acquire.html
[General Topics] macgar32:
Yup...They bought Motorola for the patents and probably will allow other manufacturers to use the patents without fear of reproach.

I don't think they did this to make phones...They did this to keep android from dying in court.
[General Topics] FloatingFatMan:
Probably, but it also probably means that they'll be making their own Nexus range from now on.

Either way, this is a good move on their part I think. As long as they don't suddenly start restricting the way other companies use Android.
[General Topics] dragonithe:
Awesome and total unexpected news!

Wondering what this will mean for the nexus line and the android@home project.
[General Topics] MartyLK:
I see it as a positive for the Nexus line. I think Motorola has aslways had decent and sturdy hardware. A Nexus based on the Atrix or upcoming Bionic would be awesome. Even the Photon is an excellent candidate. With Google's vanilla Android onboard, these phones would shine.
[General Topics] vetvito:
Death to blur, please! Awesome IP patents with Moto. Motorola is a strong company in the patent war.

Although I haven't liked a Motorola device in a long time. I may have to look again this shopping season.
[General Topics] TheYar:
It appears that Google intends to run Motorola Mobility as a separate company. In other words, they probably bought them solely for the patents and their value in the on-going patent-battle circus. Motorola Mobility has like 20,000 patents, including significant ones in 2G, 3G, 4G, H.264, MPEG-4, 802.11, bluetooth, and a ton of other stuff. This may give them more of an upper-hand in patent battles, which they will hopefully use to stalemate the patent battles, rather than to stifle other innovators.

But otherwise their statements seem to indicate that MM will continue to be mostly what it is now, and that they won't try to unduly influence them on Android much more than they would any other handest manufacturer.
[General Topics] Gabriel51:
This I think is the main reason...
[General Topics] MartyLK:
All I care about of this whole deal is what hardware the future Nexus will be. I'd love to see a Nexus based on the Droid 3 or Atrix. I also like it because it strengthens Google's market position.
[General Topics] Serious_Beans:
This is definitely a good move for Android as a whole but I hope that Moto doesn't make the next Nexus, I really despise their hardware, looks like crap IMO. The Nexus S and the N1 both looked cool to me and the SAMOLED screens are a must. Can't wait to see what happens after ICS is released and what Motorola has planned for their future handsets.
[General Topics] jadephyre:
look at it this way: Once Motorola starts making the new Nexus, we'll probably get open bootloaders from Moto for a change :D

(Which is the main reason I steered clear of the Droid, as the HTC Desire was easier to unlock)

I can also only praise Google for that move, as I was seeing a lot of very dark clouds appearing over the horizon for Android, if you take the ****-flinging between Samsung & Apple as an example.
[General Topics] Borat38:
The new phone is gonna be called Googorola X. It will feature the ability to take pictures through solid walls and Sync your brainwave with that hottie across the bar.
[General Topics] MartyLK:
That is exactly what I say too. And they will be vanilla. None of that awful Blur junk.
[General Topics] xaccers:
It'd be a terminal infection ;)
[General Topics] fantobe:
Don't be too excited. Read CNN again.

http://www.cnn.com/2011/TECH/mobile....phones/index.html?eref=igoogledmn_topstories

I personally don't think Google will be able to expand MM's niche in smart phone market with this deal, so they're just wasting billions trying not to lose even more in courts. The smartphone market is pretty much split by apple, samsung, and htc. MM is a dead horse.
[General Topics] 313dash:
I love the sound of this hopefully motoblur is a thing of the past. I've always been with HTC but if they make an kicka&# phone I may just ship.
[General Topics] qw_haoyun:
breaking news,top news now
[General Topics] Geeve:
Than what will happen between the alliance of Google and Samsung? Maybe HTC, SE and LG too...
[General Topics] LandmineLieutenant:
I was hoping to see it from HTC.
[General Topics] infazzdar:
CNN seems to think that Google's purchase of Motorola Mobility will drive away the other smartphone manufacturers. I don't completely agree, what's other's thoughts on this?
[General Topics] MartyLK:
That's a load of bunk. All the buyout will do is strengthen Google's position. The others will have to work harder to stay in business with Google rather than trying to eliminate Google.
[General Topics] FishTaco:
CNN? LOL. Now that a reliable organization with top notch analysis especially for tech. I wondered who their one viewer was. Thanks.
[General Topics] fantobe:
I agree that the merge won't make Android less competitive against apple, but it won't benefit Google much either because they're still going to keep Android open/free to every other phone makers. Unless Google can port in some good designs into motorola phones, motorola will still remained out-competed by apple, samsung, and htc. Basically if google don't invent some new stuff and get new patents, motorola's patents won't get the company much benefit in the future.

Nah, HTC are strong on their own. Motorola is going bankrupt at this pace that's why they are willing to sell their company. Nokia will probably be next. Then blackberry.
[General Topics] fantobe:
who's asking for an analysis in tech? Nobody knows what Google plans to do with MM tech-wise okay? Business-wise CNN don't think this is a good decision. don't be a fifteen year old troll please.
[General Topics] watt9493:
I think they wanted to get rid of motoblur. :p

Please lengthen your message to at least 10 characters
[General Topics] WookieKillaxD:
lol this is a secret in voices..

looong time ago we were forced to have google apps in smartphones and even not in smartphones so..

woooow.. they made a chuck norris discovery xD
[General Topics] galaxys:
Wish it would have been HTC instead of Moto...
[General Topics] SwimDrewid:
I was thinking Samsung. Until I read this: http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/0...ile-and-their-babies-will-be-picture-perfect/

sent from my fully armed and operational space phone
[General Topics] Kiboe:
Motorola has been in the mobile market since the 70's in the early days of Mobile Technology

namely, they made the first commercially avaliable "Mobile" phone. back when phones were f'ing huge

aswell as the startac flip phone....which is illegal to even activate anymore, it lacks the e911 chip.
[General Topics] lyrical1278:
Trust me, this is solely about the patents and nothing else. For the next couple of years Google will be giving the license away to their Android partners. Don't expect Google to just hand Moto Mob the next Nexus. That's not happening.

Google did this to keep their partners happy, to protect Android, and to stave off Moto's idea of suing for patents also. You can't have Moto suing over Android patents when they were one of the biggest reasons for 'Droid getting adoption and gaining market share.

Here are some thing to think on. Google, Moto, HTC, and Sammy pooling their patents to basically crush any further idea that Apple or Microsoft may think they have of suing in the future. Basically using Moto's patents (which basically make the Nortel patents look like crumbs) to set HTC free from having to give MS any further money off Android units sold, kills apple's lawsuits (also remember Moto has some patent battles of their own going against other companies).

Moto is kin to being the father of cell phones (seeng they made the first ones EVER) so those 20k+ patents hold ALOT more weight than Apple or MS might want to admit to since Apple HAS TO BE using some of those patents in their own device and MS has to be touching on those patents also.

Knowing Google, they will play the nice guy and basically say, drop your lawsuits, we won't pursue one of our own.
[General Topics] keawai:
Cool

Yeah I can't wait to see what the future of Google/Motorola is!
[General Topics] :
Doubt that the next Nexus "must" be from Moto.

Andy Rubin explained the Nexus program yesterday:

"We have this strategy where we have this Nexus program and we have this lead device strategy. That strategy has worked quite well to help focus the team. What we do — around christmas time of each year — is we select a manufacturer that we work very closely with to release a device in that timeframe. That includes also semiconductor companies and all the components that go into the device. Essentially teams huddle together in one building, they jointly work in these development efforts, they go on for 9 to 12 months, and ultimately at the holiday season or right before it, devices pop out that are based on this effort. We don’t expect that to change at all. The acquisition is going to be run as a separate business, they will be part of that bidding process and part of that lead development process. And obviously Android remains open to other partners to use as they are today."

http://podcasts.sbnation.com.s3.amazonaws.com/Google Nexus program.mp3

So, my understanding is that next Nexus would be released around year-end or just after that. And the vendor was already decided sometime during the last Christmas itself.
[General Topics] OuT.Law:
My next phone definitely will be a Moto
[General Topics] tripster69:
IMO Motorola needed a kick up the backside in the marketing department and this is it..

Hopefully this will put an end to their well thought out but poorly executed 'innovations' and high handset & accessory pricing.
[General Topics] KLoNe1:
A while ago there were some articles released about Google wanting to get stuck into the mobile 'accessory' field and thrive. I believe that Google will use this acquisition not only from the incredibly valuable, possibly company saving patents, but to a new form of UNIFORM accessories for Android phones. Think the Web-top docks etc. These are great, but Moto are STILL changing around where the hell the HDMI/Micro USB ports are; this is stupid. Google wants accessories to be mass produced around the world and have android devices as peoples 'stereos' (using a port like Apple's) - Google wants Android to be the cool & accepted device for people to have.
[General Topics] DiamondJay20:
A lot of people on the Street think that. But I believe thats BS: I don't actually think Motorola Mobility will sell phones in the future. What I think Google is gonna do is take their patents, keep the Droid line, and then allow the patents they get from Moto to be used at their discretion, as in only when HTC, Samsung, LG make Androids will anyone use them, so as long as they are not "fair use" patents. This is a massive yard sale. I think it was genius, because they can get the best of Moto and essentially get rid of poor management. Moto is great, but their management is crap. Remember, Google ALREADY "competes" with "itself," eg the Nexus line against HTC, Samsung, Moto, LG.

I also think this is more to compete in the tablet Market. Android is gonna stay the top smartphone platform, but with the patents, the manufacturers help get Android tabs get close to Apple. I think its all part of the big plan to both release Ice Cream Sandwich AND get the patents, as the main reason to release ICS is to consolidate and defrag the Android OS to make it easier to develop apps.

I also think its BS that this "helps RIM," as some on the Street have said. The only thing RIM has, which is a secure system, is not too hard to make in other forms. RIM will still have terrible stubborn management who caters to a shrinking niche market and is in the stone age no matter what.

I'd rate GOOG a "buy," of course if you can afford even 2 stocks.
[General Topics] daivik:
I agree with you completely apart from the disintegration of Motorola as mobile phone manufacturers. I believe that instead of stopping that part of the business they'll maintain it. Motorola has a good market share and reputation in MANY developing countries. I believe that Google will (in the long term) use this to push Android out as these countries rapidly develop.

of course, this battle is (kinda/almost/maybe) already lost because Nokia's dominance in developing countries overshadows everything else. :p But it does seem like a feasible LONG TERM plan for Microsoft and Google (as the developing countries develop)
[General Topics] hurricurry:
I hate motorola
[General Topics] Drzfr3shboialex:
17,000 mobile patents acquired,.and.google said motorola will still have to compete
[General Topics] DiamondJay20:
they "said it" now but that was just before the storm. Motorola cell phones will be a thing of the past, or Google will take just the patents and sell Moto to people in PE.
[General Topics] majorpay:
MM won't be dead anymore when the manufacturer of the O.S. are the ones producing the hardware. Think of how many will be interested on getting their hands on a device that has been micro-engineered by Google and tailored specifically for their intentions for the future of the Android O.S..
[General Topics] Z!GZA!G:
I think Google buying Motorolla is excellent!
[General Topics] onesss:
It will raise a new mammoth !
[Atrix 4G General] DarkRyoushii:
Hey there,

Here's the source link: http://techcrunch.com/2011/08/15/breaking-google-buys-motorola-for-12-5-billion/

$12.5 Billion! Can't wait for the future of Motorola Mobility now :D

- DarkRyoushii
[Atrix 4G General] primeboss:
I was just about to post this :(
[Atrix 4G General] RatTub:
This is completely insane!

I can't wait to see what this will mean for existing Motorola phones. Will they finally release an official stock android? And most importantly, what impact will it have on the Android ecosystem as a whole?

Either way, this can only be good news for all of us!
[Atrix 4G General] nitrox1:
Bring on nexus 3!

Swyped from "Mount" Olympus
[Atrix 4G General] RatTub:
Definitely!
[Atrix 4G General] Zero-K:
I think this is huge. It means some of these powerful Motorola phones might actually get the support and updates they need to show off their potential.

Bring on Ice Cream for the Atrix! ;)
[Atrix 4G General] RatTub:
I don't expect we'll see any major changes in a while though.

"The transaction is expected to close by the end of 2011 or early 2012."
[Atrix 4G General] creativedevil:
A huge shocker... not a big surprise though as Mr. Sanjay Jha already pointed out some big changes were about to happen when he said they are out not fishing for patents and are ready to fight all those infringment charges, last week.

For motorola its good or not is something i cant understand, but for google this is going to be a huge win as moto is one of the biggest patent holders and one of the hurdles stopping El Goog from dominating the smartphone market.

At the end it also means, google will have android as an open source platform n also means that we are the blessed ones who owns a motorola phone...

Kudos to both Motorola and El Goog...

Now go out there and beat the crap out of the competition...(Dear apple, u know whats coming n what you do next...)
[Atrix 4G General] Surethom:
Fantastic news, lets hope this means that a future Motorola!! Nexus phone with have a LED notification light. :D
[Atrix 4G General] lunder:
Seems like we don't have to worry about getting ics after all :)
[Atrix 4G General] s1mpd1ddy:
hopefully this means ICE CREAM for our ATrix and beyond!
[Atrix 4G General] samomamo:
So the leaked images of ATRIX 2 might be Nexus X (3).
[Atrix 4G General] ezu132:
This will be great for us ATRIX users!
[Atrix 4G General] RatTub:
I wouldn't count on it. I think the Nexus will be released before the transaction is completed.

Also, at CES, Matias Duarte told Engadget that the next version of Android wouldn't requires hardware buttons like all previous phones.
[Atrix 4G General] samomamo:
Well we didn't know that google was buying Motorola right. So they might have planed the nexusrola too.
[Atrix 4G General] RatTub:
Of course, the nexus could very well be a Motorola device. But it would kick the Atrix 2's ass :P
[Atrix 4G General] Deggy:
I came. Anyone know if android phones' would become more "standardized" I.e. more uniformed shape and specs like apple phones?
[Atrix 4G General] live4nyy:
There is way too much speculation without any kind of background whatsoever. This acquisition has probably got more to do with Motorola's patent portfolio than anything else.

I wonder how many people actually read the articles (not just the headlines) before they make a comment about the future of Android. :rolleyes:
[Atrix 4G General] RatTub:
You mean this part?

Andy Rubin, Senior Vice President of Mobile at Google, said, “We expect that this combination will enable us to break new ground for the Android ecosystem”
[Atrix 4G General] lunder:
I feel like they're stressing the patent portfolio so that they don't have to worry about antitrust issues, I feel like there will be quite a few more nexus style phones and the attic might be treated more like a nexus.
[Atrix 4G General] rrktt:
Topic of the thread is misleading since it has to be approved before Google can acquire Motorola
[Atrix 4G General] samomamo:
Ooh the judges are here we can't speculate anymore:)
[Atrix 4G General] pukemon:
I think the only companies that will seriously whine about it are definitely apple and possibly verizon.

I voided my warranty.
[Atrix 4G General] corneliusm:
I can understand apple, but why would verizon whine about it?
[Atrix 4G General] Swiftks:
The Nexus "Prime" (3) looks to be made by Samsung and according to the latest rumors may make it out by october(ish) to try and compete with the new iPhone... besides icecream sandwich, the rumored specs look amazing... dual core 1.5 GHz, full 720p screen, etc.

I will defintatly be getting one asap.
[Atrix 4G General] Surethom:
Same here im getting the Nexus 3, BUT, I would miss the LED notification light as Samsung have never put one on there phones, like HTC & motorola. If Motorola comes out with there own new ICS phone not long after then probably get a Motorola phone.

I know there is a noled app, but its just not as reliable as a physical LED light.

Lets hope this means less blur & more stock but with a few extra motorola usefull widgets & motorola online support for remote location & backup.
[Atrix 4G General] pukemon:
Control. Verizon is just as bad or worse than atnt when it comes to what is allowed on their phones. Verizon might not like it because google wants to free up the phone market in the US as evidenced by their nexus phones. But then again, google might cater to the phone companies still and just release unlocked phones on the side. Who knows. All these patent and anti competition lawsuits are getting ridiculous and if these companies were actual persons, it would be even more shameful how they are acting. But i guess money has no pride or wants to act in the best interests of everybody.

I voided my warranty.
[Atrix 4G General] mrabcx:
BLN or so-called Back-Light-Notification apps work quite well on Samsung telephones, you have to root your telephone and so but I would not say that they are not reliable.
[Atrix 4G General] Dishard:
I feel like Microsoft will be quite angry as well.

Seeing as Google has gotten so much heat in the last few months in the form of lawsuits.
[Atrix 4G General] 2leaponover1:
I'm just psyched goodbye motoblur

I don't know why you people are so excited about Nexus 3... Google has released those phones and they haven't been groundbreaking at all. It's not like they are releasing the better phones than what are out. Why the big deal?
[Atrix 4G General] ccrows:
LED Notification light can easily be replaced with BLN support.

Heck I'm starting to like BLN even more...
[Atrix 4G General] live4nyy:
I just think it's premature to assume this acquisition is going to spawn some changes to current devices and (already) rumored devices. For the most part, it could be another year before the full breadth of this is going to be noticeable in the consumer market. Also, this article just came out with more quotes from the horse's mouth stating that this does not mean Motorola will receive exclusive rights for a Nexus device:

http://www.androidcentral.com/motorola-wont-have-exclusive-nexus-devices-andy-rubin-says
[Atrix 4G General] live4nyy:
I can only hope that would be the case. I guess it can't hurt to be optimistic, but I won't be counting my chickens before they hatch.
[Atrix 4G General] XCellPhoneSalesRep:
This is HUGE! Biggest thing to happen in wireless, hell in electronics, cancel that too: in business, in a long time.

Headlines: Google helps with bailouts tonight at 11...

:D Can't wait to see what the MotoGoolge neXus be looka like :D
[Atrix 4G General] RatTub:
Andy Rubin: We have the Nexus program and the lead device strategy. What we do is we select an OEM around Christmastime of each year -- a chip company, everything else -- and they all huddle together in one building, and around the holidays a new device pops out. That won't change, Moto will be a separate business and part of that bidding process.

http://thisismynext.com/2011/08/15/google-buy-motorola-mobility-hardware-business/
[Atrix 4G General] Anthonok:
guess they couldn't afford htc

Sent from my Atrix running CM7
[Atrix 4G General] Jotokun:
While this is great news, keep in mind that the primary reason for the purchase was patents. Google has stated that Motorola will continue to operate as an independent business, which means things could stay the same as they are now. I'm hoping I'm wrong, stock android and unlocked bootloaders would make me brand loyal to Motorola for life.

Even if that is the case, though, its still a win because Google now has some legal leverage over their competitors.
[Atrix 4G General] KingKuba13:
HTC is worthless to them.
[Atrix 4G General] ygthb:
Put AT&T in your sights next Lloyd

Add AT&T to the mix and you have a real superpower, in the US at least.
[Atrix 4G General] jeremyshaw:
You're going to need to add Intel or TI before it remotely starts resembling its Korean competitors (superiors atm, imo).
[Atrix 4G General] Magnetox:
Yep. Guaranteed ics now guys. Time to rejoice :)
[Atrix 4G General] Swiftks:
I am excited b/c it is a "PURE" Google Android experience. No bloatware.

Not releasing better phones than are out???? Have you bothered to read what the (all be it speculated) specs are going to be?

1) 1st phone to run ice cream sandwich

2) 1st phone to run ice cream sandwich :)

3) Texas Instruments’ OMAP 4460 dual-core Processor (TI claims that it's 50% faster than the NVidia’s Tegra 2 processor)

4) 720p Super AMOLED HD Screen

5) No Button Screen

6) Oh yeah... Freaking Ice Cream Sandwich!!!!!
[Atrix 4G General] pukemon:
ice cream sandwich? i didn't hear the ice cream truck. what the hell? :D
[Atrix 4G General] bricked-atrix:
What's in it for us with bricked phones?=D