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[Nook Touch Android Development] XorZone:
For clearing uninstall and reinstall should work. You can try installing any epub reader (such as coolreader) and it should bring selection popup back to choose default one.

Anyway I've done patching services.jar so it will load Nookbb by pressing that button with option to go directly to reading now not relying on epub files and *only* by pressing that button.

Also for the nook menu (n button) I done remapping (easy one) and almost done custom small app so n button will act as stock Android home one, e.g. it will go home with short press and bring recent apps (using softkeys now) on long press. Still have to tinker device wake if it's locked instead of going to home behind screensaver.

I plan to post it both tonight or tomorrow.

Then I can spend time adding customizations and partial refresh.
[Nook Touch Android Development] cymoze:
Thank you, uninstall didn't fix it but installing cool reader did.

Can't wait for the new fixes, very impressive already.
[Nook Touch Android Development] ryanpl:
I'm loving this app and very excited to see a Touch specific app. If you further tweak the Book Button Menu I'd like the ability to subsituite the E-reader software of my choice instead of Coolreader. I'm currently using Mantano Reader and enjoying the software.
[Nook Touch Android Development] XorZone:
I'm currently finishing n button mod to act as stock android home (short click - goto home, long click recent apps list with all buttons (back, home, menu, search, orientation). Almost done - testing and trying to apply partial refresh.

Next step - I'll publish patched services.jar so BookButton will be launched only by this book button not relying on epub files.

Next will be settings for the BookButton to configure all aspects of the menu, e.g. appearance of Home, Orientation as well as custom shortcuts.
[Nook Touch Android Development] tebra:
thanks, I realy like your application. Very usefull but I don't use "Cool reader". I use "read it later" and "ezPdf" for reading.
[Nook Touch Android Development] unattached:
wow, n-button support, you are the man!
[Nook Touch Android Development] XorZone:
Almost done it, policy patched to inject original code B&N removed, even custom Recent Dialog created, will post it really soon. ;)
[Nook Touch Android Development] unattached:
can't wait for it, will be happy to test!
[Nook Touch Android Development] apeine:
Post already up for the ones who want to test it. I'll do it during lunch hour (2:15 hours from now).
[Nook Touch Android Development] GabrialDestruir:
I'd love to see development continue on this when you get the chance. If you could separate clicking Reading Now from other epub opening events (such as clicking an in library book) it'd be great to see this with more customization, so that a user could choose his/her own apps or activities for there. Another thing I'd love to see is the ability to list maybe the last say 3 books "read" much like the Nook Color and Nook Tablet's "More" option on their home launcher.
[Nook Touch Android Development] mising:
This is great, I have been browsing this section of XDA regularly since Dec, and don't know how I missed this. This combined with your launcher (when done) would be an awesome combo.

Thanks
[Nook Touch Android Development] Torimu.Joji:
Thanks!

This is great! Thanks!
[Nook Touch Android Development] XorZone:
Sorry guys, but I do not have nst anymore.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomasino.blaha:
A upated my HTC 7 Trophy to 7.1.7720 but i lost my jailbreak!

Now when i try load my backup i have still 7.1.7720 ,still locked!

Can anyone tell me what can i do?

Or can i flash another ROM?

Thanks a lot :(
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vangrieg:
If you can't restore to a version with a working unlock, flashing is your only option.

I have a similar problem - no unlock after the update (I was coming from NoDo via 7403, and it didn't even give me time to do anything inbetween). I haven't tried restoring yet.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomasino.blaha:
Ok i accept this.Can you help me,which HSPL a ROM etc i need install?(i don't understand it all)

I'll send you all information,please help me :)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vangrieg:
Sorry but I don't know... You don't have to go the HSPL route though, a stock ROM will do as well. The only problem is figuring out what went wrong any how to avoid the problem next time.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tomasino.blaha:
How can i found good stock Rom for my phone?

I have Htc trophy (Ge vodafone)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vangrieg:
You have to go to your device forums here on xda, they'll help you out over there.
[HTC EVO 3D] vszulc:
So far I've only found one major flaw with the Evo3D

(Well, besides the WiFi issue, which isn't a design flaw, which is what I'm talking about here...)

Those damn capacitive buttons!

Don't get me wrong, they occasionally have their place. But damn! After a couple of weeks with the Evo3D I'm really annoyed with HTC... Why did they have to stick 4 capacitive buttons on the front? Why not use real buttons like on the Desire.

The one thing I hate about them (besides just liking the feel of real buttons) is that they're waaay to easy to activate. While it actually took a bit of pressure and effort to press a button on the Desire, on the Evo3D it's enough that you barely touch it, just scraping it against your hand if you're repositioning the phone, and BLAM! You're back in the home screen, which is really annoying if you're in the middle of a game!

Who's with me?!

Unfortunately, it seems as if it's a major trend not just with HTC but also with other manufacturers. The Galaxy S2 is the only flagship phone I can think of, that still has a regular button...
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
I loved the original evo because of its use of capacitive only buttons. It seemed like the o ly phone that ran with a completely flat, sexy screen. But with this one. I'm a little over it. But I get why they kept them. Its the evo line signature now.

But yes... They are WAY too sensitive. I feel the whole screen is more sensitive and I wish that was turned down a touch. But the capacitives are way more so!..
[HTC EVO 3D] justj:
Welcome to the party!.

I heard that there is an app that can prolong the time it takes to active the touch sensitive buttons. Just cen't recall the name on top of my head.
[HTC EVO 3D] Flashmore:
I cant believe the whingers in EVO3d forum, whinge, ***** and moan! and then praise the sgs2, its hilarious :D

I have all these devices being compared and let me tell you this, SGS2 has Capacitive buttons as well, hahahhahahaha.

I suppose if you love an iphone look-alike crap ass boring UI with a blatant form factor and home button ripoff sell your EVO3d and go buy one and stop moaning! SGS2 is a nice device but its spollt by Samsung's horid boring UI (including s**t PC syncing software), shocking cheap plastic feel and really bad home button that feels like pressing a nursery rhyme button my 4yr olds toy (Im not kidding)

The EVO3d is not only smooth and snappy it has a quality feel and is very nicely engineered, just becuase some clumsy fingers not used to other devices other than fruit phones!

Great party!
[HTC EVO 3D] LurkerJoe:
lmao, so sad you're actually a father and not some kid...
[HTC EVO 3D] juvenile43:
Xda is just been pissing me off more and more. Is it only the 3d forums or what?? i don't remember the og evo's forums being like this. I think it all started back before we had root, s-off blah blah. All the sudden everyone turned into a ****. It seems like you can't even make a single comment anymore without someone with the "holier than thou" attitude bashing the hell out of you. This is the general forum so give the guy a break. **** if you disagree with him state it. I'm glad i don't have any moderator/administrative rights on this site or i would be cleaning house on a lot of members. Ohh and just to stay relevant to the topic i have a love/hate towards the buttons myself. interested on hearing more about the delay app if anyone has any more info. thanks! Well i guess its time for me to stop typing and time for all the d-bags of the xda world to bash this comment.
[HTC EVO 3D] gmfeny:
Wow either you made the phone or your a stressed guy. Take a deep breath, rub your ears, and say woooo sahhh. Smh some people just wake up angry. Its a new day smile and be happy to be here.
[HTC EVO 3D] cajones42:
I like the buttons....
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
Wow. You sir, are an idiot. Pointing out things the OP nor I even mention (the UI? Who mentioned issues with the UI?) And acting as if our opinions are inferior to yours? He simply states he isn't a fan of the capacitives. And wonders if anyone else has issue. Seriously, get over yourself.

If you look at the original S2 it had a physical button! According to the majority of your previous posts. You have a sensation. So "bugger off" and let the actual owners of these phones discuss them.. mmkay?

Bravo, douche...
[HTC EVO 3D] rhedgehog:
Wow, I'm known for being a cantankerous git at work, but you take the cake!

Back on topic, I agree. there's just something about these buttons that are really over sensitive and i'm forever catching them when i don't mean to. There wasn't a problem when i had the sensation or the DHD on loan for a bit, but you'll get used to them after a while. I did, it just takes some time.
[HTC EVO 3D] dougstoner:
LMAO!!! Made my day good sir!!!! :D
[HTC EVO 3D] DoctorComrade:
I hate that its not the SGSII

PS. Blue means sarcasm.
[HTC EVO 3D] cobraboy85:
more whining.

"man, you know what i hate about this phone?"

then get a different one, and stop complaining to the people who have some hand/eye cordination. lol
[HTC EVO 3D] pickaxeus:
This is why I usually lurk..... Anyway, I agree that I often accidentally press home when playing games, especially when I am at a difficult point. I do think the capacitive buttons just look so good though. In the end, I would take capacitive buttons over physical, but I wish you could set certain apps to only exit if you double tap home.
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
Yeah, imagine that. Objective criticism of an inanimate object.. which is apparently grounds to insult the intelligence of a living person.

didn't know your penis was stuck in the Evo3D and the OP's thread caused you physical pain.

oh it didn't? yet you still felt the need to post and misspell something regarding his "coordination" (which is funny in and of itself seeing as though you were referring to "hand and eye coordination" which both is required, along with a 3rd grade understanding of the English language, to spell.)
[HTC EVO 3D] PatrickHuey:
The only thing that bothers me a tad about this phone is that in a dark room, my led lights bleed slightly at the bottom. Oh well.

Shot from my Shooter, via the xda premium app
[HTC EVO 3D] cobraboy85:
it did cause me pain.

and how many times did you read over this post of yours to correct grammatical errors before hitting the "submit reply" button? lol

chill out. you can't tell me that you aren't tired of useless threads about how much people hate sprint and their phone plans/phones. it gets old. i have accidentally hit one of the soft keys while texting MAYBE once, in the 2 months i have had the phone. again, once, out of the thousands of texts i have sent in that time, and hundreds of times playing some random game or performing some random task.

seriously, hand-eye COORDINATION, something else we learned... in kindergarden.
[HTC EVO 3D] saltorio:
Just learn to hold your phone properly and it's not a problem.

A couple of my friends recently got EVO 3Ds, and they had the same complaints. I watched them use their phones, and they tend to hold the phone with their thumb across the bottom edge, A slight movement up and they accidentally touch one of the capacitive buttons. Interestingly, these are the same friends complaining that even the hardware buttons are too sensitive (which I only agree with regarding the volume rocker).

Neither myself nor my wife have this problem as we hold our phone with our finger around the back. Now I'm not trying to be Steve Jobs here and say "you're holding it wrong", but you simply need to be aware that the entirety of the front of the device is touch sensitive and take that into account in how you handle the device.

From the looks of it, future Android devices won't even have any buttons of any sort on the front of the device, and will truly be all screen.
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
Wow.. you learned hand eye coordination?

Something that can't be taught? You just be magic. And at such a young age just to top my insult!

Bravo Captain America... BRAVO!

honestly? Yeah. Am a little annoyed by the amount of "Sucks!" Type threads. But I could relate slightly to this one..

....and I was drunk and one thing lead to another, and now I'm waking up and going "oh dear god I didn't just support a flame bait did I?"

LOL.

STILL... You suck too. Haha!
[HTC EVO 3D] cobraboy85:
hahaha..

that was good
[HTC EVO 3D] aimbdd:
You get used to it... i don't even notice it anymore.
[HTC EVO 3D] mikeyxda:
To each their own I guess. I may not have even bought the phone if it had old style hard buttons. The capacitive ones are so much easier to use/press. If you find yourself inadvertently pressing them, the best solution might be to not grab the phone with a monkey claw. ;)

Mike
[HTC EVO 3D] wolverine2k:
For the time being I am sticking to my DHD with HoneySense 3D.
[HTC EVO 3D] husker91:
Random?

10 char.
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
+1 for this. I like my ham cut up into little cubes so I can more easily fit them in my pockets during long sessions of french Canadian yodeling marathons.

...so I know exactly what you mean...
[HTC EVO 3D] firmbiz94:
I live my cap. Buttons and hate buttons on like the Droid x etc ..they work on the first touch always
[HTC EVO 3D] :
It is unfortunately all over the EVO forums, whinger, moaners, etc! I have the phone and I have all the others as well to compare including the sgs2...mmkay! The sgs2 has two capacitive buttons and one hardkey home button (horrible crappy button) bugger off yourself.
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
You originally state it has capacitives... Did you not see that in your original post?

Its right back there a couple pages if you want to go look.. I'll wait here...

OK, did you see how you sounded stupid? Yay! Now we are learning!

Want a gold star?

The OP's *****ing sounds more mature than your comment to him so.... Really, who's in the worse looking spot here?
[HTC EVO 3D] martyfracker:
I had a problem with them at first. But after having had the phone for almost 3 months, if I ever press any of the capacitive buttons it's because I meant to.

Mei 3devo te duce futuam.
[HTC EVO 3D] dashrink:
Heres my 2 cents.

Its the combination of a qhd screen (taller) and a bigger touch area on the buttons.

Im used to them now, so i dont accidebtally touch them...

- Coz i just saw it in 3D with the Shooter -
[HTC EVO 3D] justj:
DHD has the same touch sensitive keys.
[HTC EVO 3D] harpss1ngh:
Mod/Admin rights? You have less than 20 posts. Get some more posts first Junior before you start writing these kind of essays and wishing you had more rights here
[HTC EVO 3D] :
SGS2 does have two capacitive buttons which the OP was comparing evo3d to sgs2 stating "the sgs2 is the last device to have a hardkey" SGS2 also however has two capacitive buttons as well, get it? In other words how would the OP (or anyone else) be better off with SGS2 that also has those same sensitive capacitive buttons?

Ok I was a little tough with my post I admit it, however I read alot through these forums and for quite a while, evo3d has some very harsh critics that I believe are either flame starters or dont even own the device. Not to say that is the case here.
[HTC EVO 3D] vszulc:
Dear Flashmore, Juvenile and cobraboy...

I'm mighty sorry if I offended you, I would never have written that post if I have realized, that all three of you apparently have incredibly small penises, and that you try to compensate for you vast lack of manhood by transfering your pride and ego to the phone your carrying.

Anyways, that's the only way I can explain that you get so upset, over somebody critizising (GASP! OUTRAGE!) your choice of cellphone.

BTW: Your mom says hello. She told me she agrees with me on the capacitive buttons being too sensitive, when I left last night.

To everybody else, thanks for your input... That app that delays the buttons sounds mighty useful. Please post a link when you see it.

The other thing I miss from my Desire was the little optical trackpad. I gotta admit I miss it less than I thought I would, but it WAS really good occasionally to correct the curser position, or to highlight an option on a webpage. (Especially since the awesome screen on the Evo3D makes things too small to click occasionally).

Guess capacitive buttons are a trend we'll have to live with, though you'd think that the other manufacturers would take a note from Apple. Even THEY realized the problems they can cause, and kept a regular button on the iPhone.

Meh, it'll swing back the other way sooner or later... Trends tend to do that.
[HTC EVO 3D] harpss1ngh:
Lol...the typical response you get from a Yank

---------- Post added at 11:17 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:13 AM ----------

Touch sensitivity can be adjusted by Devs in their ROMS, just ask one of them to provide the option to change it in their next release
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
OK. Gotchya. And I knew the SGS2 had capacitives as well. But you seemed to completely ignore the hardkeys.

I have read a lot of flame bait too. And it got under my skin as well. Many of the "who's jumping ship" style posts show no sense of ownership or awareness of how "fast food" people are getting with technology. Kindof pisses me off... But. I gave this kid the benefit of the doubt.
[HTC EVO 3D] :
yeeeeeeeha :D pure gold!

Dear vszulc?

I feel a little embarrassed to say my mom had a sex change a few years back but then I'd only be going way off topic

(I guess that explains the "swinging back sooner or later")

and anyway I probably deserved most the responses anyway :D
[HTC EVO 3D] vszulc:
Ah yes, the danger of not reading a post thoroughly. And a lack of reading comprehension.

The SG2 has a nice, big normal home button. And if you read my original post, it was the.... HOME BUTTON being capacitive I mostly complained about. (The whole "Blam! You're back in your homescreen" part?)

And not only that, but the capacative buttons also seem to be better tuned on the Galaxy2, though I haven't tried it enough to be able to say for sure.
[HTC EVO 3D] vszulc:
LOLOLOL!!!

Well, I guess I COULD have included a little: "Mind you, I love my new Evo3D" disclaimer before proceeding to ***** about the buttons, but I assumed it goes without saying since it's a Evo3D forum ;)

And though I DO like the Touchwiz setup on the Galaxy, and I DO like the colors on the screen, I just like Sense too much. And couldn't go back to a 800*480 screen after the awesome QHD screen on the Evo.

And not to mention the 3D, which might just be a gimmick, but sure is an awesome gimmick to get on top of all the other Evo-goodness.

There! Fanboi disclaimer added!
[HTC EVO 3D] harpss1ngh:
If you love that iphone wannabe phone then go get one and go moan in their forum about how cheap it looks and how boring the UI is.

Jeez, no matter how good someone makes a product there's always a douche that complains. You can't please everyone because they have their own tastes so all of you quit your damn moaning. If you don't like the phone then sell it and get an s2 and then go ***** in their forums about it not having SENSE and 3D. Enjoy the Go Launcher which is a SENSE wannabe that just doesn't compare.

There's PLENTY of people here in the forums who would gladly take it off your hands and put it to better use!
[HTC EVO 3D] vszulc:
Are there any good ROMs for the GSM Evo out yet? Cause the response I got when I asked the question the other day wasn't too positive... Which one would you recommend?
[HTC EVO 3D] :
Cool mang, peace.
[HTC EVO 3D] harpss1ngh:
Personally I'm running LeeDroid and I like it. I put up a screen on another thread showing I get better batt life than on my DHD with it. I had over 40% remaining after 21 hours of moderate use, no 3D use as no matter which ROM you use that will eat your battery in a matter of hours.

When custom kernels are available that can be fixed somewhat with tweaks.
[HTC EVO 3D] :
Haha awesome, buts lets not get all clucky here :D
[HTC EVO 3D] LurkerJoe:
Relax dawgs, they're just phones. Stop taking it so personally.
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
So... Should we all hold hands and sing kumbaya now? Lol.

Except harpps. He's grounded.
[HTC EVO 3D] Ruki_Uki:
The only issue I have with the buttons is the lights :/ wish they would dim down at night on their own.

Sent from my double barrel Shooter. BANG!
[HTC EVO 3D] SolsticeZero:
This man is correct. Those lights are blinding!
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
You can edit the array.XML and change that yourself. Or. Use Tasker to turn the lights off under certain circumstances. I love Tasker.
[HTC EVO 3D] saltorio:
Those lights are dim compared to the LED lights that are between each of the hardware buttons on the Xperia X10. THOSE are blinding.
[HTC EVO 3D] :
yes they are bright
[HTC EVO 3D] DoctorComrade:
Ok I actually have a real complaint but not just about the Evo 3D but every phone I have ever owned or have used.

I hate those damn speakers. :mad:
[HTC EVO 3D] shook187:
I'm guessing you never owned a Samsung phone.
[HTC EVO 3D] felacio:
Because Samsung speakers are made of rainbows and puppy breath... Right?

I've owned a Samsung, they aren't that great either.
[HTC EVO 3D] housry23:
Phones are moving away from buttons period. It looks like the next Nexus phone will no buttons on it period. Everything will be done on screen. This is so screens can get bigger without increasing the size of the phone. So you have a phone for 2 years & it had buttons. You get a new phone & it has capacitive buttons. It will take you a little time, but you will unconsciously learn to hold you're phone a little different in order to not hit those buttons. You will get use to it. It just takes a little time.
[HTC EVO 3D] sacredabyss:
+1, I agree with the OP, I like the hard buttons.
[HTC EVO 3D] rstuckmaier:
I like capacitive buttons. My "biggest" qualm (yeah, I said qualm) with this phone is that without a case if you lay it on its back it teeters on the bottom edge of the camera cover. This was easily fixed with a case but sometimes I like to go au natural.
[HTC EVO 3D] pkny:
This is probably one of the few complaints i have about this phone.

The capacitance button area is way to sensitive! This is not the screen but just the buttons area. I did a test in the lab; the buttons would start registering a input when the probe was about 10 to 12 mils normal to the surface.

The sensation would need to be physically touched and did not have the same sensitivity as the evo 3D. This includes both the screen and capacitive button area.

This is completely opposite of the experience i had with the epic which need a few pushes before the buttons would register.

Another thing i noticed is that the blacked out portion on the bottom of the evo 3d outside the silver circles also registers an input.

So say your rotating home screens within sense, keep your finger on the screen and glide it to the bottom. The screen is still in the command to change home screens.

But overall i will not want physical buttons. A smooth uniform look is much aesthetically pleasing to the eye.
[HTC EVO 3D] :
This is so true. I don't know if android phone will have buttons completely removed, but there will probably be an interface (in android) that you bring up from the bottom to access buttons or something similar to that.
[HTC EVO 3D] r0cky0790:
I like my capacitive buttons. It makes my phone look slick and futuristic.:)

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[HTC EVO 3D] :
Heh, agreed.