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[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EP2008:
When you guys say "yellowish", do you mean the tone is "warm"? This could be an intentional change as a warmed toned screen is often more desirable vs. A "cold", blue tone.

-- Sent from my HP TouchPad using Communities
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PatrickVogeli:
well.. it may be that, yes, but it just looks strange. The XDA website looks completely different on the TF or in my laptop.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PatrickVogeli:
Did you get the replacement?? Was it different?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fuzzbeans:
The screen on my B80 is crystal clear. No warm tones or anything. Just FYI.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leshy1991:
my replacement was a F* b80 and the bl()()dy charger dosent work i am sending it back again on friday :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

sorry for the late reply was out of town
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leshy1991:
after 2 replacements and a lot of fighting and speaking with the mangers of the store i finally got a B70 i will receive it by this weekend :) :)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Leshy1991:
received my transformer finally and damn its a B80KAS077192 :( :( :(
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xufuchang:
my b40 also has warm color too.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RamboDroid:
Hey I'm looking to do some customizing on my back battery door but wanted to pick up a spare has anyone found where to buy one yet? I check around quite a bit and haven't found anything yet.

Also I'm fabricating my own little desk top dock cuz 50 bucks is too much. It won't be anything super amazing but I will post pics when I'm done.
[Xoom General] hector_122:
it's on for sale on amazon

32 gb

http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-SL101-B1-BR-10-1-Inch-Tablet-Mocha/dp/B005M03546/ref=pd_sim_sbs_pc3

16 gb

http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-SL101-A1-BR-10-1-Inch-Tablet-Mocha/dp/B005M034SI/ref=pd_sim_sbs_pc2

it looks good with the built in keyboard and the LED panel so what do you guys think ? it has exactly what's missing from our xooms, the good screen and the physical keyboard, it really looks interesting that i wish i hold on buying the xoom a month ago and got this instead ? i know that the 32 gb version is $140 more expensive than my 32 gb xoom i got for $439.

another unboxing link

http://campuslife.asus.com/index/4323/unboxing-the-10-inch-eee-pad-slider-sl101-tablet/
[Xoom General] rohit3192:
why not buy some netbook.you will get more storage andphysical keyboard.

and windows 7.
[Xoom General] hector_122:
but there wont be touch screen or android ? :D i have a laptop and a desktop already with windows i dont need any more windows devices
[Xoom General] hoshi411:
yep netbooks don't have touch screens, which means you can't use them as a sketch pad etc... plus the look like notebooks which is .... way more nerdy, like at starbucks, I feel a whole lot more comfortable with the slider, being a tablet with a twist, I feel like I will be seen more as a photographer/not-serious gamer than with a netbook cracked open, hacking away at the infrastructure.

The slider is slick! Really cool design.
[Xoom General] cheyennemtn:
Just bought one from NewEgg for $479.

The Slider features a built-in keyboard that slides out when you need it - making note-taking or writing an essay as easy as surfing the web. With a typing experience that's far more intuitive than an on-screen touch keyboard the versatile Slider switches between tablet mode and a full-fledged notebook with ease. Take notes in class, surf the web, create presentations on the fly, do it all with the Eee Pad Slider. With a 1GHz processor, NVIDIA Tegra 2 mobile super chip, 1GB of ram, Android Honeycomb OS, and the kind of connectivity you expect in a PC, the Eee Pad Slider is revolutionizing what it is to be a tablet.
[Xoom General] okantomi:
Ummm, this is a Xoom forum...take your slider and have fun at the slider forum, 'k?
[Xoom General] GaryAustin:
Or... a Xoom-owner's perspective of the new Asus Slider (?)

I almost purchased the Slider. Why not?

- way more expensive

- Newegg had a killer sale on Xoom

- (though Asus is working to correct) a general quality issue with Asus (though this can be a good thing for those of us snapping up refurb' deals).
[Xoom General] okantomi:
You get where I'm coming from though, right? I don't go on other fora bragging 'bout my Xoom, though I've been tempted.
[Xoom General] GaryAustin:
No worries.

Note: Though the QA discussion posted on (the other forum) is damn good reading - glad I bought a Xoom.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zgomot:
No ideas anymore after I've put every thing I use on 4 screens.

What are your suggestions?

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[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
Seriously?! You start a thread just for... THIS?!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
You kidding us, right?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
Sadly I think he's serious.. What a total waste of a thread.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amer:
Ur pockets ? :rolleyes:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Thread.of the week
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davebugyi:
Use 3 screens like me :D
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TVTV:
Well, don't shoot me, but i have the same "problem". Everything i use fits into 4 out of 6 screens. Is there anything i can edit to remove the unused two screens, any file i can flash? I'm using a stock streamlined version of stock HTC GB for the Desire.

Thanks in advance!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
Unbelievable :D

SwiftKeyed from dGB using Transparent XDA App
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heisenberg:
I have an easy solution.. Leave them blank :o

Swyped from my CM7.1 Desire using XDA Premium App
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dexter93:
epic thread XD
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zgomot:
Sheesh, a bit uptight, aren't you?!

It was just a thread asking for your opinions... sorry it wasn't as hardcore serious business as you might have expected it to be.

You lot are no fun!

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[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
You need android forums for this ;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] craftycarper1:
Why not just use a custom launcher so you can cut down the number of homescreens.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zgomot:
I got it! I was missing a 4x4 twitter widget. Solved.

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[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andQlimax:
this kind of threads should be collected in a sort of comic book :D

i will buy it as soon it come out
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
Totally!! :D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ronnbon:
I like to style my home screen very much and love customizable widgets like chronotopia for this where one can use even own fonts.

And I always need my calendar widget... which does not have the possibilty to use own fonts.

I tried agenda widget, pure calendar and a lot more. And I searched with google for two hours now and just got a headache as result.

I found something here at the xda-forum with tasker- but just to look at this complicated stuff made my headache grow stronger...:(

Isn't there really no android calendar widget with custom fonts existent?

And if really not- why?

The most calendar widgets let you change color and size, some of them even the font weight/ style of the calendar fonts- why not a custom font?

Your help or suggestions are very appreciated.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Keylan0:
+1

I'am looking for an custom font calander widget, too.

Edit: Ok, found even an better solution. As most widgets use android default font, i just used font changer app to change almost all texts at once.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ronnbon:
thats no solution for me- especially when I like to use a special kind of font to get an certain effect for the widget ( like spraypaint font) I really don't want that font for the whole phone UI.......:o
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TylerDurben:
Try the Jorte app from Market :-)
[LG Optimus 3D] Optimus3dNew:
I have ROMManager with CWM 5.0 and I can't find any "wipe data/cache" option. How can I do it on the LG optimus 3d? (new to this phone)
[LG Optimus 3D] dexxxterek:
Reboot to recovery and ther is restore factory settings.
[LG Optimus 3D] Optimus3dNew:
I don't see restore factory settings? Only rebooot into recovery.
[LG Optimus 3D] dexxxterek:
So reboot into recovery and ther will be the option which you looking for.
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
Hopefully this will be a better pic.
[Vibrant Android Development] gamikzone:
looks good thanks for the post this will be quite useful :)
[Vibrant Android Development] younix258:
This is great :D so should i do this for the sake of doing it? What firmware is available for this right now? Should iphone firmware or wp7 supposed to just naturally work with this?

Sent from a cell tower to the XDA server to you.
[Vibrant Android Development] dpaul007:
Awesome sauce! I, however, don't plan on doing this unless I do actually brick my phone. Kind of want to do it, just to do it, though. I like tinkering. I'm sure this will help a lot of folks out. Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] bobshute:
Will this allow the use of uboot as a bootloader and if so wouldn't we be able to dual boot from both external and emmc?
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
Pretty much anything that works on the Hummingbird processor naturally will work on this. It opens the doors and will allow you to flex your e-balls while flashing anything you choose.

iOS and wp7 will take quite a bit of work to port as they are not open source.

That's the idea. I hope it does help people.

Booting from MMC is possible, however, you'd have to open the device or switch a switch to turn on and off the xOM1 pin to boot from SD/eMMC. It won't boot from SD then OneNAND without hardware changes. It will dual boot USB though.
[Vibrant Android Development] Br1cK'd:
There is a member here in the Vibrant section, just left actually, name of ipetloudog. His Vibe died, and he said he would be willing to donate it for a good cause (i.e. this cause). Look him up, he may still be willing to donate his Vibe for this.

His farewell thread, where I spoke to him about your UnBrickable Mod, is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1251644
[Vibrant Android Development] v4mp1:
Awesome work .I have a bricked vibrant gonna try this mod ,but seeing the size of the resistor ,I'll try the option 2 removing the 4 resistor from xom5 and jumpering the center to xOM0 I am no expert so let me know if is correct what I do in the what I do in the pic:
[Vibrant Android Development] younix258:
Im surprised no one is taking that big an interest in this.. this is huge

Sent from a cell tower to the XDA server to you.
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
xOM5 is the third resistor on the left, you have highlighted the fourth.
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
I know right?

Here's a minicontest... I'll do this mod for the first person to post in this thread "I want my phone UnBrickable".

I also have two RIFF boxes as a backup. So either way as long as there's no hardware damage your phone will work when I get done with it.
[Vibrant Android Development] bulletproof1013:
this is crazy...maybe its just me. But whenever Adam first started talking about UbMOD in the captivate forums, i couldnt keep my phone closed. This mod is BEAST!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] v4mp1:
Thanks for ur response,I get it now,gonna try it tonight
[Vibrant Android Development] MoWeb:
"I want my phone UnBrickable". :D
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
Send it to me. I want to see this work first hand and get a picture of the completed work for this thread. I'll send you a PM with details.

Mini-contest closed.
[Vibrant Android Development] es7241:
Haha I was gonna say that but I can't be without my phone
[Vibrant Android Development] FReQ Z:
I'm gonna have to try this at work next week once I learn how to take my phone apart.

Just wish I knew software.
[Vibrant Android Development] Rebellos:
Hope you get it right and just mistaken on picture.

You marked 4 resistors to remove, you have to remove only one, third from left, and then jumper one of the middle pads (they are connected) to the VCC line (to the south, when looking at the picture).
[Vibrant Android Development] v4mp1:
Well, I did my vibrant unbrickable, it was really hard solder the wire to those tiny resistors, I really appreciate your work AdamOutler .I followed the video instruction and successfully restore the phone.

yes I kwow ,I'll delete the pic
[Vibrant Android Development] |Melvin|:
wish i had my vibrant! :(
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
Wonderful! It worked fine with no caveats? I'll start the how-to thread.
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
Please review this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=17858853#post17858853 I will have a Heimdall One-Click online shortly for this. What did you use to flash?
[Vibrant Android Development] v4mp1:
yes it worked fine no warning or error,I flash it with one-click resurrector for the captivate ,flash back to stock with odin requires to flash the vibrant froyo bootloaders too because att logo it's shows for a few seconds ,will be good to have the one click resurrector for the vibrant I haven't had time to make more test
[Vibrant Android Development] Kwaii49:
this is amazing, can someone be so kind as to make a video? this is gonna change vibrants forever.
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
I just resurrected a Vibrant today using the system here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=17895947#post17895947

This method works well!

Here's a picture of my work:
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
A good friend in IRC just posted a MUCH better image of this Mod, but before I post the link I want Adams approval. Its a direct link from XDA, but I have absolutely ZERO clue what thread its from. The picture is absolutely perfect though and very clearly shows the proper pads to solder to "I believe"...

Adam, since you asked for pictures or videos, can I post this xda link I have here in this thread?

EDIT: Nevermind, its from the 2nd page of this thread, lol....

EDIT 2: This mod is insanely welcomed, thank you so very much for this work... To everyone else, please hit Adams thanks button, he deserves it...
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
There's several reasons I wouldn't do it like it was done in the more clear picture posted earlier. Its better to use a longer wire taped down. Its more structurally secure. You have more room to work with. You have room for error. Also the insulation doesn't burn as easily. There's no reason to keep a straight DC line short as long as it doesn't short anything.
[Vibrant Android Development] Aneez1990:
so for doing this we should remove the xom5 and not short it right??

i also want know where to connect the wire after removing xom5, mean at the top end or bottom end and also where to connect xom 0 top or bottom (all question based on ur diagram).
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
You will want to get some help with this from a professional.
[Vibrant Android Development] Frostbyrne:
Would this work on SGS4g?
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
Yes, but I need to get a SGS4g board first. The xOM mapping is different on all devices as the boards are laid out differently. If you can get ahold of one, then I can bring this to the SGS4g development forum.
[Vibrant Android Development] Frostbyrne:
I would be willing to donate some money for that, but I really cant give up my phone for anything =P Do you have a paypal link or something for donations?

Edit: also im sure some other SGS4g owners would be interested in this aswell
[Vibrant Android Development] MoWeb:
Look to the left of this page, under his name is the "donate to me" button that will take you to paypal. ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
I'm beginning to think that button is invisible.... Ive received 1 donation in 2 months.
[Vibrant Android Development] Frostbyrne:
Christ I feel like i'm blind xD I looked in your sig and couldnt find one and I gave up there
[Vibrant Android Development] MoWeb:
Only one donation :confused: I guess no one realizes how excellent this MOD is. I bricked my phone with bootloaders, you fixed it, and now it's unbrickable. How's that for value!!!

Maybe you should add the donate to me button in your sig also ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] Aneez1990:
what do you mean by jumpering the center pad of xom5 with xom3??
[Vibrant Android Development] MoWeb:
If you don't know what "jumpering" means then this is probably to risky for you to try. :)

Jumpering simply means to connect 2 or more things together by some sort of conductor. It could be, although not necessarily for this application a wire, solder, hard drive jumper (from old school IDE hard drives), etc..
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
Talk about taking something to the next level... This has definitely been taken way beyond next level.

I can't wait to see what is done with this. Rock on!!
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
@ AdamOutler,

Did you say it was ok to just move the XOM5 resistor to the empty pads directly below it, instead of using a jumper wire? Third empty set of pads from left to right? Just making absolutely sure as this is not my phone I'm working on at the moment and relocating the resistor looks fairly easy enough... Im 99.9% sure that is what you meant but again just making absolutely sure, lol... v4mp1's picture is below so their is no confusion as to what I'm referring to.

@v4mp1, hope you didnt mind me editing your pic. Your cam did a better job getting a super macro image than mine did. lol, going to hopefully upload my own here soon.

I Love this mod... :D
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
Hey, just a tip guys... I never saw this before, but the device would not go into download mode with the UnBrickable Resurrector unless I timed volume+ and volume - just right. Normally it does not require any key combination... This may be an isolated instance of hardware damage...I don't know just yet.
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
Yes, you can move the resistor. I find it easier to remove the resistor and jumper the pads. Unless you've got a really small vacuum tweezers set, you will probly find the same option more viable.

I recommend that you use a longer wire and tape it to the top of the processor. this leaves more room for play and keeps wires from shorting. It's important that the wire is a relay wire... the ones in a relay are individually coated so they will not conduct electricity by touching another electronic component.

Like in the picture, there's a high rail and a low rail. just make the xOM5 signal a high.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Ok, even at 5X mag these resistors are quite hard to work with... Almost wish I had a 20x dual mag loupe now. I think I will heed your advice and go with the jumper wire method, like you said its easier.

Also Adam, did you have any problems with your resistor not wanting to lift off the pads? What size tip did you use if you remember? I have tried three times to remove the resistor using various temps from 600 to 700f with a new ET 1/64" tip. It almost feels glued to the pcb. It should have moved on first attempt, but its not budging. I have medical grade very small tipped tweezers here so wondering if crushing the resistor is a viable option or should I just wait to get a 20x mag and try again? I know when modding laptops or xbox's we used to just crush problematic resistors out of the way when trying to overclock and I have removed plenty of small resistors from the underside of expensive CPU's before, but none have resisted coming off like this one is. Going to try with a slightly larger tip, maybe if I can get the heat spread over the entire resistor all at once and try and move it with a small needle at the same time Id be golden.

any more advice would be greatly appreciated, thanks...
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
It IS glued to the board. I wouldn't crush as the pads are weaker then the glue. It would likely torque the pad right off the board. It takes some work but be gentle with it and it will come off.

I use flux to distribute heat.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Ok, yeah lots of flux is being used, lol. A friend in IRC said you did NOT remove the xOM5 resistor, but instead just soldered directly on top of it. Is this true? Because the way I read your first couple posts, is that xOM5 MUST be removed with either method. I admit in the pic it looks like it could or could not be there, lol...

Please clarify if my friend is wrong.... Thanks Adam

EDIT: In your last post you also clarified that you remove the resistor and solder a wire. So this seems plenty of proof that the resistor must go. I will try harder tomorrow morning as I think Im just a tad nervous and not applying enough pressure to physically remove the stubborn component.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Just to show everyone just exactly how small a job this is. Back in the 90's when I was doing this for a living I never came across resistors this small, lol. Well I got the Mod completed (I think), but with my 5x loupe its just not powerful enough for me to see if xOM5 was done correctly. I need a 10-20x loupe next time. Oh well I hope it works.

And the removed resistor sitting on my finger. LOL, hope that puts it into perspective...

EDIT: And ofcourse after finishing the mod I was so excited that I slamed the phone back together before taking another pic. Just great, that might have helped me determine if the solder work was done correctly. Ok well time to fire up my linux box and cross fingers... lol
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Ok its not working for me. I think I might have xOM5 bridged with too much solder but at 5x mag I just cant see if this is the case. Thinking of taking it apart again and using the super macro mode on the camera which is 15x I believe to get me closer to the work for verification purposes lol. The wire looks good on the xOM0 side. The One-Click Resurrector just does NOT communicate with the device at all, OR something is wrong with my Ubuntu machine.

Got a question, can we solder the wire to the bottom center pad (Red X) next to xOM5 instead? Or must it be where I put the Black X? Its a clean pad and much easier to see. I believe I can see a trace going from the top center pad to the bottom center pad. pic below
[Vibrant Android Development] AdamOutler:
The middle two are electrically the same as in the picture in the first post

Did you try the ModeDetect program I recommended in the other thread for diagnostics?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1257434

I use this as a quick check.

do note, if you remove the xOM5 resistor it will show up in this mode randomly, but not always. if a wire is not connected it will act the same.

Please read the threads.
[Vibrant Android Development] SkOrPn:
Yeah I already read everything I could find. The mode detect is only showing me the first Image "Device not found", so Im pretty sure my solder was done wrong or the device is simply beyond repair. The owner of the device claims he was only going from CM7 to stock when the screen went blank, a task he said he has done many many times over. So it shouldn't have been hard bricked imo. My tip will not hold any solder on the very tip of it, so I need to cut a tiny piece off, use my tweezers to position it over the bottom clean pad and try again. No matter how hard I tried, I just could not see the work on xMO5 as the blob of solder appears to be too big, possibly causing a bridge even. Is it possible to permanently damage this board via bridging solder across these gaps? I'm awaiting some 20x loupes in order to help me see what Im doing. Three years ago I found out that Im diabetic and my eyes changed drastically when they put me on meds to help correct my sugar levels. Now my eyes do not focus up close without the aid of loupes, for which a 5x has done me well this whole time. This is the first time I have felt the need to go to a higher magnification, lol...

Props to your soldering skills Adam... :D