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[Streak 5 General] Coxeroni42:
Alternatively you could give CSipSimple a try: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.csipsimple

For me it works better than the sipdroid client.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enik_fox:
Ok So I currently have a Nexus S 4G and I would love to add sound to my current boot animation. I am rooted and I have tried putting boot.mp3 and .ogg (separately of course) in system/media, in the boot animation, and data/local. I've tried this on Deck, Oxygen, and CM7. No one has been able to help me with this yet so lets see if you guys over at XDA have what it takes.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
needs to go into /system/media/audio/poweron/ and the file needs to be called poweron.ogg and there probably is a size limitation.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enik_fox:
There was no power on folder so I added one(tried poweron and power on) didn't work.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
you probably need some sort of script initializing it too. ive got a boot sound with an old trinity kernel. it has the folder and file. ill look if there is a script somewhere too. you should send morfic an email, thats his kernel. he can explain the process better. his email is in his signature of all his posts. tell him i sent you.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] enik_fox:
Thanks. I tried using his kernel but I've never been able to get it to work lol.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Esteway.619:
Put it in. System/etc
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maximilian Mary:
/system/media/audio/poweron/PowerOn.ogg

Check the capitalization.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ogarza:
I have a Samsung Nexus S 4G as well and I too would like to know if anyone has figured it out, i'm using cyanogen mod.

I have tried:

system/etc/PowerOn.wav and .ogg (and also poweron.ogg and poweron.wav)

system/media/audio/poweron/PowerOn.wav and .ogg (and also poweron.ogg and poweron.wav)

system/media/audio/ui/PowerOn.wav and .ogg (and also poweron.ogg and poweron.wav)

None of those worked, and the phone is not set to Silent.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Esteway.619:
Put the poweron.wav in system/etc.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maximilian Mary:
Change the permissions to rw-r--r-- and the owner to root/root.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] hah2110:
Basically as the title suggests.... If going on vacation, would you rely on the MyTouch 4G Slide as your vacation camera? Is the quality okay? Would the lack of a zoom stop you? What about that if you want someone else to take your picture, you have to hand over your phone to them!?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] giangdude:
I would definitely replace my point and shoot with this phone. The different options on the mytouch are nice, and the quality looks superior. Then again, my camera is a few years old. And there is zoom on the phone; you can use the volume keys to zoom in and out.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] hah2110:
Thanks. The zoom is digital though - not optical. Technically speaking, there is no reason to ever use a digital zoom. It is better to take the whole picture and crop it later.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] giangdude:
Oh, I didn't know that's what you meant. I'm not much of a photography buff, but for simple things like vacation pictures I think that the quality and digital zoom are more than sufficient. And since I would likely be bringing my phone along anyway, the convenience is great.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] raduque:
Easily. It's a great camera.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
Hell no.

My son is 9 months and is constantly moving. I just can rarely ever get a good shot of him! Any tips?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] ratchetrizzo:
I will, cause i'm lazy and don't want to lug around a camera and phone to universal studios.

The pictures will be as they will be, good or bad. I just dont have the pocket space for all the devices
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Techlvr:
I work in photography for a living. That is why I chose this phone and I have been very pleased with my photos using this phone. I personally no longer carry a point and shoot.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] nldroid:
I voted no.

If you compare the size of the lens with one of a good point and shoot (don't even try to compare with dslr) then you'll know that there's a quality difference.

The phone makes pretty good snapshots but i expect a little more when i'm on holiday.

http://www.robvonk.com/digitale-fotografie/fotos/
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] iunlock:
Absolutely YES.

I'm a professional photographer and have been shooting for over 10 years.

Let me just keep it simple. 99.9% of the time (nowadays) when you shoot pics you just end up emailing them, uploading them to FB, keeping it on your computer etc...

The MT4GS camera is excellent for producing pictures to share online or to even print.

There is no need to have a separate point and shoot. The MT4GS has great built in options to do action, micro, panorama etc....utilize those and you'll be amazed.

Just buy a few extra batteries: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1224178

...and a good SD card: http://www.amazon.com/Lexar-MicroSDHC-Memory-Reader-LSDMI32GBSBNAR/dp/B004AM610M

You're all set. Have fun on your vacation!
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] hah2110:
Thanks! Very helpful! Anyone else?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] hah2110:
Bump - especially curious about indoors, party, family shots, etc.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] _atlien_:
More than adequate for casual indoor photography. The most important thing to keep in mind is how the photos will be viewed. For many, it will be online. And for the rest, 5x7s will be as high as they go. This device is perfect for those scenarios.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] hah2110:
Awesome feedback. Based on blog reviews, I didn't expect the votes to be in such favor of "Yes!".
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
Well don't forget: most people call themselves photographers because they know how to set their camera phone to "black & white".
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] hah2110:
How does that affect what they think of the image quality?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Undeadk9:
I love this camera. I sold my point and shoot the day I got this.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] hah2110:
bump............
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] hah2110:
AGAIN.......
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
Here's the final answer.

NO

You never know what you'll want to blow up and the blurry shoddy stuff that you would get from this tiny sensor just isn't going to give you larger prints if you need them. What if you take the greatest family photo and want it larger but can't do anything with it because it's been taken with your phone's camera?

If you have a crappy point-and-shoot, then fine, either way you get blurry shots. And by blurry I mean what you think is in focus is still blurry compared to what you can get from a camera with a nice large sensor. I'm talking about CRISP shots.

Most of the people on here are just lazy. You're not a photographer unless you have collected regular income from it. Just because you own a DSLR doesn't automatically qualify you as someone that knows anything about photography. Your opinion is not gold because you own an SLR and have given up toting your real camera around for a make-shift phone version. I'm sorry if I sound bitter, but I'm just sick and tired of all these people walking around thinking they know anything about photography because they took a black and white shot of a tree once when they were bored. I'm also sick of people whipping out their phones to show blurry, poorly-lit shots they took from their phone's camera.

I am NOT a photographer although I have run photography programs and my brother IS a professional photographer.

If you want the best pictures, take your real camera with you. If you don't, you run the risk of missing out on that perfect picture. Phone camera is good for the times you don't have it and those times when you need to whip it out to catch the bank robbery or plane crash. I'm not saying you can't get some good photos with a phone's camera. But you're going to have to apply effects on all of them to make them look nice, and don't expect them to look like a normal shot (if that's what you're after).
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] hah2110:
So your opinion is you need a DSLR to take good pictures and a compact point & shoot can't do it either?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
No, my opinion is that you can take good pictures with any camera, just expect the probability of a good photo without of lot of editing work to be a lot lower with a smaller sensor camera. To ensure the best quality photos for that moment that you never want to forget, take your dedicated camera with you.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] SolemnWishing:
I do portrait and nature/scenic photography using both film SLR cameras and DSLR cameras. I'd like to first point out that sometimes carrying around a DSLR can be very annoying, because needless to say, they are very large. For the average vacation photographer, however, the MT4GS is more than sufficient. I mean honestly, today we get so caught up in numbers that we forget what they mean. Many point-and-shoot cameras are racking up at 14MP as a standard, and we therefore set our standard there, but really, not very many people need 14MP images. The MT4GS's 8MP camera is more than adequate, 8MP is in the vicinity of an 8x10 print, and most people only print up to 5 x 7's for their many vacation photos. What is even more important that people don't seem to catch is the aperture size on the camera of the MT4GS, which is in the F/2 area and therefore very good for low-light images (considering the average DSLR kit lens only goes to F/3.5, granted there are other factors such as ISO capabilities, etc)

I went on a trip to San Jose and even though I had my DSLR on me, I found myself using my MT4GS most of the time, because its much easier to take a picture with a phone than it is to whip out my DSLR, switch lenses, change settings, then shoot. And also, considering the majority of the people leave their DSLR's and point and shoots in auto mode anyway, you might as well just use your phone. I have some scenic shots that I may upload later if you guys would like to see.

And just to clarify, because yes it is a phone, the image quality is VERY good. I don't even think it's fair to compete it against a DSLR, because they are obviously very different. For what it is, the MT4GS's camera is superb, and will suit the average photographer perfectly well in whatever photo escapade they may come upon.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] nldroid:
I agree with you. I use my camera all the time but only for uploading to facebook. This phone has the best camera i've ever seen for it.

But i shot a photo of my new house and wanted to zoom in to look at some detail and i couldn't. It was too noisy. So i'l have to go back to make a new shot with my dslr. Luckily my house will be on the same spot.. :)
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
Exactly.

And people should not be comparing MPs between cameras like this. A phone with 8MP is still less quality than a point and shoot with 8MP because of the difference in sensor. If you think a photo from this phone can be blown up to 8x10 without tons of effects applied, try it and see that it looks like crap. If anyone has told you that it looked good, they should be beaten.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] SolemnWishing:
The question is whether or not the camera is sufficient for vacation photos. I don't know about you, but all my vacation photos are printed on 4 x 6 and occasionally 5 x 7. Are you saying that the 8MP camera on the MT4GS would yield poor images even at such a small printing level?

And yes, I do understand that. At all times, a DSLR or a standalone point and shoot will always have a better image quality than a mere camera phone. However, the camera on this particular phone is truly and honestly good enough to take on amateur vacation shooting with family and friends. I think people can use their own judgment based on what they're shooting to really figure out what kind of camera they need. If they're vacationing somewhere relatively common place, the MT4GS is enough. On the other hand, if you're visiting Niagara falls or going to a Formula 1 race, then yes, a DSLR would probably be a better idea.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
As long as your standards are "good enough" then you're all set. Feel free to post those un-doctored photos from your last vacation...
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mat_oli:
the whole point is that "good enough" is subjective - some people may feel that the MT4GS is sufficient as their only cam for vacation pics, whereas you clearly do not. Just because you don't think the MT4GS is good enough to be your sole camera for vacation pics doesn't mean it isn't.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
And honestly, if someone sat me down to show me their 120 vacation pics taken with their phone, I'd roll my eyes, slap them in the face and walk out. I'd be insulted for attempting to show me crap. And that's with someone I like.

There was a photo contest that the city of Rochester, NY held a few years back. All public submissions were visible and the content was dominated by great photos. But you'd get douche chills looking at these blurry sub-par photos that some idiots thought were "good enough". If you're fine invoking douche chills on others, go right ahead and use whatever shoddy sub-par camera you want.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mat_oli:
Sure, you'd roll your eyes, and I get that, but what you don't get is that not everybody would. Just because that's your opinion doesn't make it fact. How do you know what would invoke "douche chills" on others and what wouldn't? So those "good enough" photos gave YOU "douche chills". If I had been there, I may or may not have felt the same way...who knows? You certainly don't.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
Uhm, yes. What I feel is my opinion. I don't know why you needed a whole paragraph to state the obvious.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] SolemnWishing:
I do not see your point here. What in the world are you expecting from a vacation photo shoot? When I shoot portraits for paying customers and images for my family vacations, my mentality is completely different. When I am shooting on a vacation, I'm only concerned about something easy to use, perhaps I could hand off to a passerby to take a shot, and one that I can capture images quickly, maybe even upload them onto Facebook while I'm at it or message it to friends. On my last trip, I used both my MT4GS and my DSLR, and of course my DSLR was better hands down, but it's a DSLR and not everyone has one.

Your issue with the photo contest, I do not see the relevancy. If I were entering a photo contest, I would use the best equipment I have, not a cell phone. We're talking about a casual vacation, not a photo contest.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
Okay, so do what I've been asking for several posts now: post some un-doctored vacation photos...
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] SolemnWishing:
How about I give you an entire album of unedited photos complimentary by the Engadget review team? I'd say these pictures, which not only look like something that would be shot while on vacation, look very decent. And no, they are not on par with a DSLR, but they still look pretty good.

http://www.engadget.com/photos/t-mobile-mytouch-4g-sample-shots/#4338584
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
LOL

I like how you think they are unedited. I guarantee you that they aren't from the phone raw. I also think it's hilarious that you trust Engadget, the biggest biased F***S on the planet.

Show me evidence that they are unedited and show me evidence that they are from the phone. I take great pictures with my EPL-1 but don't take anything close with the phone.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] SolemnWishing:
Haha if you're gonna play it like that, then I don't even know what else to tell you; even if I were to upload my own pictures you'd call that again.

My shots from my vacation look very much like those images in terms of quality (and though I'd like to show you, I'd prefer not to upload images of my family for all of you to see), and therefore I can make the claim that those images are unedited. What basis do you have to claim that they are edited with the exception of the Engadget watermark?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
http://flic.kr/p/amu3Wv

http://flic.kr/p/amu3WM

Both blurry and taken from the phone's camera

Now for photos taken from my EPL1:

http://flic.kr/p/amu7w2

http://flic.kr/p/amu7tK
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] SolemnWishing:
So... if I take some blurry and bad pictures with a DSLR, that means the DSLR is bad too?

And just for the record, I sure hope your $500 EPL-1 does takes better pictures than the MT4Gs, and yes it'd be beyond great for vacation photos (because that is what we are talking about). The MT4Gs also, would be suitable for a casual vacation.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
Go look back at the comparison.

And yet you STILL have not posted any photos from your camera to prove your point, while I have.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] SolemnWishing:
All you have proved is that an EPL-1 takes better pictures than a MT4Gs, which really was pretty obvious (but I must comment on the view that you have out your window, it's very nice).

And now, just honestly speaking, exactly how would it be possible for me to prove my point? You say that by uploading my family vacation photos (which if you would read back, I already said I would not be uploading), that may prove my point, but how? We already reasoned that photo quality is completely subjective, so even if I upload my images, what does that prove? What I believe are decent vacation photos, and what anyone else might believe, and especially you, would be very different.

You should have figured by what I've said that I brought both my MT4Gs and DSLR with me on my trip. When shooting a sunset over a large field on my way back, I obviously reached for my DSLR. Everything else with my family, I just shot with the MT4Gs, because I believe it yields more than reasonable quality.

Looking back at what the OP is asking, he sounds very much like an amateur photographer, and I have no doubt in my mind that the MT4Gs would suit amateur photographers going on casual vacations just fine. For those who consider themselves more, like you, obviously a second camera would be practical.

I appreciate your opinion (and yes, I believe it is completely valid), both of ours differ and I also believe my opinion is completely valid. So really, for you, yes, you need more than the MT4Gs, when you go on vacation, because you are more into photography - and plus you have a nine month old son to keep up with, a point-and-shoot like your EPL-1 will undoubtedly be useful. I also consider myself more than an amateur photographer, though I like to take it easy and just use my MT4Gs every now and then, while still having my DSLR. As for the OP, I strongly believe he would be very much content with just using the MT4Gs.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] vodovodo:
what about phonearena ? they are biased too ?

http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/T-Mobile-myTouch-4G-Slide-Review_id2787/page/3
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
I'm still awaiting posted photos taken from users...Why are you people avoiding the issue?
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mat_oli:
umm...look at your quote above "you'd get douche chills", the way that is stated makes you think it's fact. You CLEARLY feel that your opinion on this matter is fact; why else the constant asking of people to post their undoctored photos? Because you want to see them post blurry sub-par photos so you can get your "douche chills", and your opinion can be proved right (well, really only proved to yourself, but I digress).

My point is, while I don't necessarily agree with your opinion, I respect it. You don't respect other people's opinions here when they say that they think the MT4GS is "good enough" for vacation pics. You know what gives me "douche chills"? Reading your posts.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
No, I don't respect people's opinion when they say the photos are good enough for a family vacation. If I did respect those opinions, I wouldn't still be posting in this thread.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] SolemnWishing:
I do not know how many times I have answered this, so I will go ahead and answer it in all bold for you again

One: I will not be uploading pictures of my family that you do not need to see on XDA. Two: What will me uploading those pictures prove to you? Absolutely nothing. Several things can and will happen. You will likely accuse me of altering them in some way, as showing you an entire album by a trusted reviewer already was not enough. Or, regardless as to how decent the images may look, you will still claim that they are insufficient, and your claim is based on your opinions and a comparison to a $500 Olympus EPL-1. So I will say it again, to me the MT4Gs has a camera that can take decent photos for an amateur photographer. If anyone considers themselves anymore than an amateur photographer, and is willing to fork out $500 (or more) for a camera, like you and I, then yes, it may be a good idea to bring an extra camera with you when vacationing. To the OP's needs and the majority of people out just having a good time and need a camera with solid image quality, the MT4Gs serves.

"No, I don't respect people's opinion when they say the photos are good enough for a family vacation. If I did respect those opinions, I wouldn't still be posting in this thread."

Really now? For a man with a family and a child, I'd have expected a much more mature view than that. What have we done to not earn your respect in voicing our opinion? Disagree with you? Haha you gotta be kidding me.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] mat_oli:
showing a lack of respect for others' opinions, I'm sure that gets you far in life...congrats!
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] rorytmeadows:
No one said anything about posting family photos (or maybe I did and just forgot!). Go ahead and take some nature shots or something and upload them.

IN MY OPINION, I would never rely on a phone camera for a family vacation. This is apparently the best phone camera out there and I have yet to get the camera to take shots that I'd frame. IN MY OPINION, I only get photos "good enough" for Facebook.

IN MY OPINION, if the quality is fine with you, that's fine. IN MY OPINION, it seems I just have higher standards when it comes to showing those photos to others. IN MY OPINION, I'd be embarrassed to show prints of my camera roll from my phone to others.

IN MY OPINION, it shocks me that people consider this a viable replacement for a decent camera on a vacation. My first digital camera was a 3.2MP Samsung Digimax 360 and IN MY OPINION, it rivals this camera in terms of quality. IN MY OPINION, that's great that the phones are finally catching up to the point-and-shoots, but I would not be picking up my Digimax instead of my EPL-1 for a vacation even if the Digimax was a quarter the size.

IN MY OPINION, if you don't have the money to get a serious camera, then you're fine with the MT4GS. IN MY OPINION, if you already have a serious camera, why are you risking sub-par shots for the good of 2.5 lbs?

That just seems nuts (in my opinion).