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[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] djake93:
Wel I ended up uninstalling them all and trying to install again from the market, but I can't even get them to install individually now. It seems like trying to restore the backup has put some rogue files somewhere and is messing it up when I try to install the apps...
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] djake93:
I have no idea why, but everything has started working again, so problem solved :/
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] Fresh Jr13:
I don't know. That never happened with me

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Kernel: Bali 2.2 /w Voodoo
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pyro43284:
hey guys i have a htc sensation with cored droid rom with 2.3.4, i really like the blue neon theme that i found but dont like the notifications icon with it but i do like the ones on the cd rom.. is it possible to apply the theme but keep the battery wifi signal icons the same??? they got the same icon for the reen honeycomb but not blue:rolleyes:

second note i cant find a red neon theme has anyone seen one been searching for 3 days
[General Questions and Answers] YahsCE:
I need the .apk of netTALK because i can´t download in market ´cause i´m running CM7 Android 2.3.7.

Anyone can help me out so i can download the .apk?
[General Questions and Answers] plainjane:
I downloaded it from the market & uploaded it to my Dropbox. Last time that I uploaded an apk for someone, people reposted the link instead of rehosting and shut down my Dropbox for too much traffic, so let me know when you get it so I can take it down. If I don't hear back from you, I'll delete it tomorrow night or Sunday.

http://db.tt/R5IPdQaj
[General Questions and Answers] YahsCE:
I´m downloading it right now... let me try it! :) I will edit my post when installed.

EDIT: Thanks men! Awesome! :D
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chubby_Skunk:
Data and WiFi work fine but when I try to load the market it just has the loading circle and that's it. It will do that forever.

Any ideas to fix this BS?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bruce Lee:
First force close the market and open it up again from running apps area and or from the downloads in settings.

Have you tried a fresh reflash of CM7? The market shouldn't do that. My market works great with CM7.

Sent from my Atrix XDA Premium App
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chubby_Skunk:
Ill try that. Thanks for the tip!
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freshlycutlawn:
mine was fc'ing, i just force stopped it and flashed a new radio too, one of the two seemed to fix the problem
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ndwatkins:
I give up trying to look for this - I've searched Google AND here, no dice. My TF is RMA status'd ATM, but I was playing around with this kernel on my husband's TF and I noticed it defaults to 1544. I know my TF (when I get it back) can't handle over 1400. I know the voltages are increased at higher clock speeds on this kernel, but will flashing it get me stuck in an endless bootloop? If so, wtf do I do? Nvflash, I guess?

I would ask this question in the kernel's thread, but it seems to not exist. The only thread in Dev is the kernel from August, not the updated Blades 2 from October. Am I missing something? I know there's a fine line between Dev and QA, so I don't want to step on any toes anyway, but it seems more appropriate for that section since it is kernel-specific.

Anyway, if anyone knows the answer, please let me know, and if someone could point me toward a thread, that would also be marvelous.

Thanks!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] megacoolrock:
Well first of all it depends what rom you are on, if you are on revolver or stock i would recomend blades 2 kernal (i average about 1520) and if you do get boot loop just download an NVflashable rom (prime or revolver i have had good luck with both. Next download a setcpu or a overclocking app. There are many different kernal out (blades, clemsyn) have any questions? Just pm me and i will help you out :) here is a thread that might help you a little more: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1109630

Sent from my revolver!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonami:
if you use script fusion and set your min/max clock speed, when you load blades kernel it shouldnt change your min/max on you (didnt for me when changing from blades to clemys to blades v2) plus its a script, which is always better than an app imho...

---------- Post added at 06:44 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:42 AM ----------

if it does and you bootloop, load revolver 3.2.3 through nvflash. Maybe if you ask him blade would give you a stock speed version?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] xxxdstxxx:
hey guys

i have been using a phone with os Bada have a best call blocker integrated

but now i using galaxy ace there's no app perfect for this :S after first ring or the secondary then the app gonna clock the call :S no like bada no ring directly to voice mail so i hope to help me to find best app

yours, faithfully
[HTC EVO 3D] Whosdaman:
Today’s Sprint strategy meeting revealed a significant amount of information about the future of the Now Network. Sprint has began the rollout of its new network and the rapid deployment of LTE on their 800 and 1900MHz frequencies. In fact, the “Network Vision” deployment is going so well that Sprint is expecting to be completely finished by the of end of 2013, rather than the speculated 3 to 5 years.

Sprint is investing $4 to $5 billion into “Network Vision,” with an expected net return of $10 to $11 billion by 2017. Sprint is expecting to launch it’s first LTE device by mid-2012 (posibly an LTE EVO device) and close the year with 15 LTE devices in it’s lineup. The agreement between Clearwire and Sprint is set expire at the end of 2012. Sprint will sell WiMax devices all the way through til the end of 2012, but support for WiMax devices will continue for an unspecified period beyond 2012.

Sprint is progressively turning over the Nextel 800MHz spectrum for use on CDMA. The 800 and 1900MHz spectra are owned and operated by Sprint, and will provide for voice, data, and 4G as per “Network Vision.” Pending FCC approval due to GPS interference, LightSquared’s 1600MHz spectrum will also be used exclusively for LTE on Sprint, in addition to the 800 and 1900MHz frequencies. There are no plans to use Clearwire or their 2.5GHz spectrum after 2012. However, Sprint is waiting to see what happens with their network change to LTE.

Many of you have numerous questions such as: “Why is LightSquared paying Sprint to use their LTE network?”, “Where is Sprint getting the money to invest in “Network Vision?”, “What is going to happen to my WiMax device?”, or “How does this effect me?” Keep reading for answers to all these questions.

http://briefmobile.com/understanding-sprints-strategy
[HTC EVO 3D] DarkManX4lf:
I don't think you answered this one or maybe I missed it...so basically after 2012 if you still have a wimax device you may or may not have access to a wimax network. That sound right?
[HTC EVO 3D] sgt. slaughter:
yes that is about as close to right as your going to get right now as they neither confirmed nor denied anything past 2012. Just that they would support wiMax till then. Nothing saying that they wouldn't or would support it after.

The interesting thing with WiMax is that it is in the spectrum holding 2.5GHz that was not once brought up during the meeting/presentation.

This leaves many possibilities for the future and all comes down to how Sprint and Clearwire decide to proceed further wether it be WiMax2 or TDD LTE or convert that part to just doing major backhaul work, OR they could attempt to sell it off. The last one I mention is a little redic imho as it would be silly to do away with that much spectrum they own there as they could easily make good use of it in a number of ways.

The fact that they tried to sell the 800MHz blocks(which they mentioned again in the meeting) is also beyond me but I have herd that the amount of spectrum they hold there makes putting LTE there a little reach b/c the amount of blocks owned is so small they couldn't really have much speed there. Thats just what ive herd, never too the time to look up the amount of blocks in the 800MHz they own personally though.
[HTC EVO 3D] Whosdaman:
I addressed it. Dan said wimax devices will be supported much longer after 2012. That guaranteed
[HTC EVO 3D] bigfoottrucker:
Yesterday at home could barely hold a signal and data was barely there. Today I have 3-5 bars and decent speeds. Have never had signal this good at home.
[HTC EVO 3D] sgt. slaughter:
I listened to the whole thing and i am pretty sure he didn't say "...much longer after 2012..."

He or whoever did the majority of the network talk said "we will support WiMax up to 2012."

Big difference there in the two.
[HTC EVO 3D] Whosdaman:
You need to listen again then. Actually 2:19:00 minutes in. start there, then come at me bro.
[HTC EVO 3D] sgt. slaughter:
Yeah he said they will ship devices WiMax devices till 2012 but they have no news on anything past 2012 in regards to Clearwire. Said that they obviously would support wimax devices for a time after 2012 since selling them till 2012 is the plan.

Now whats interesting is they said in the Q&A they said they can use their own network till 2014 and with lightsquare they can take it to 2015, and they don't know anything or have anything announced for after that. So leaves a big door open for clearwire and tdd-lte which they continued to run away from the possibility in the questioning.

With that I'd take it as No more WiMax after 2015 at the latest. just an opinion by myself there though.
[HTC EVO 3D] THEGAMEPLAY94:
So when is 1x advanced rolling out? It seems like the easiest park of their plan
[HTC EVO 3D] DJ1994:
If wimax is only supported untilled 2015 then there is nothing to worry about. Who would own a 4 g phone longer than two years? No point in keeping it past contract.

boom!! from my shooter
[HTC EVO 3D] Whosdaman:
Exactly wimax will be gone by 2015
[HTC EVO 3D] chlehqls:
As long as they are ambitious in rolling out LTE, then thank God for getting rid of WiMax.

I'm pretty sure in 2 years I'll be packing the HTC EVO LTE Quad Core edition. lol.
[HTC EVO 3D] dfskevinohyeah:
HTC EVO 4D FTW

Sent from my PG86100 using Forum Runner
[HTC EVO 3D] spalding1028:
Do you know how hard it is to sit in an office reading this, trying not to laugh my ass off? reminds me of the bestbuy commercial where everything is getting outdated.
[HTC EVO 3D] Moricon:
It's just funny period.
[HTC EVO 3D] xHausx:
They may not have too much of it at the lower end but one nice thing about lte advanced is it will be able to connect to different frequencies at the same time. So the speeds may stop if you're somewhere that only the 800MHz signal is getting to but once you get closer to a window or something you'll begin picking up the 1.6/1.9./2.6 GHz signals too.
[HTC EVO 3D] sgt. slaughter:
Didn't realize LTE advanced allowed that. Pretty cool feature at that too!

Now did they mention LTE advanced at all? I didn't hear/read about it and only remember fdd-lte being talked about.

It's been a long day here so i could be missing it completely here though.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] asmz1902:
Please help!!!!!!!!!!!!

After upgrading my firmware officially to 2.3.3 whenever I install a ROM the ROM doesnt even start properly there are force closes every minute and black screen with notification bar only. Is there a way to fix this????????

And when I install a kernal just opposite happens. For example when I install touch when lag fix kernal by mik_os the phone starts to lag more. Please Help!!!!!!!!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] terratrix:
U can't install touch lag fix kernel by Mik on stock 2.3.3 . Only Franco's Oct 2 v1.1 kernel.

Also, what rom u installed gives the problem u said?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Whosdaman:
Today’s Sprint strategy meeting revealed a significant amount of information about the future of the Now Network. Sprint has began the rollout of its new network and the rapid deployment of LTE on their 800 and 1900MHz frequencies. In fact, the “Network Vision” deployment is going so well that Sprint is expecting to be completely finished by the of end of 2013, rather than the speculated 3 to 5 years.

Sprint is investing $4 to $5 billion into “Network Vision,” with an expected net return of $10 to $11 billion by 2017. Sprint is expecting to launch it’s first LTE device by mid-2012 (posibly an LTE EVO device) and close the year with 15 LTE devices in it’s lineup. The agreement between Clearwire and Sprint is set expire at the end of 2012. Sprint will sell WiMax devices all the way through til the end of 2012, but support for WiMax devices will continue for an unspecified period beyond 2012.

Sprint is progressively turning over the Nextel 800MHz spectrum for use on CDMA. The 800 and 1900MHz spectra are owned and operated by Sprint, and will provide for voice, data, and 4G as per “Network Vision.” Pending FCC approval due to GPS interference, LightSquared’s 1600MHz spectrum will also be used exclusively for LTE on Sprint, in addition to the 800 and 1900MHz frequencies. There are no plans to use Clearwire or their 2.5GHz spectrum after 2012. However, Sprint is waiting to see what happens with their network change to LTE.

Many of you have numerous questions such as: “Why is LightSquared paying Sprint to use their LTE network?”, “Where is Sprint getting the money to invest in “Network Vision?”, “What is going to happen to my WiMax device?”, or “How does this effect me?” Keep reading for answers to all these questions.

http://briefmobile.com/understanding-sprints-strategy
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gtuansdiamm:
My question is why do they need so many frequencys of lte
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mattykinsx:
Because it answers spectrum issues while allowing for building penetration when needed.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Whosdaman:
1900MHz will be the primary LTE usage. 800MHz will be used by around 20% of users, and that's mainly deep in buildings and in extremely rural areas. 1600MHz is basically a bonus that came with LightSquare. There is still a chance the FCC might not pass it's usage of the frequency because it is so close to the GPS frequency. It's only 20MHz of spectrum in the 1600MHz realm, so it's no big deal. It's the money that Sprint needs.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mag44:
Does this mean that our Wimax devices will be worthless? I hate that we have to pay an up charge for 4g devices using a technology that will not be in service in two years and Sprint really dragged their butts in trying to implement in the first place. I will probably upgrade to a new device by this time, but it is really pissing me off that they do this and cancel the one year upgrade.

Not that my Wimax is really doing anything in the first place, whenever I go to a place that has Wimax coverage (per Clearmax's maps) I can get just enough signal for my phone to tell me it has 4g. I get excited and then find out that its not strong enough and this is with two different phones (Epic & Epic Touch) and then the phone gives up on connecting to 4g anyway.

I paid the 3g up charge around 2006 when I lived in a town that did not have 3g coverage. I did not mind as Sprint upgraded their towers and eventually got me 3g. I would be pissed to pay this fee on phone using technology that they will abandon requiring me to buy something else to take advantage of newer technology that I have subsidized through a charge that I have never really taken advantage of.

Thanks Sprint for selling us devices with an up charge for a technology that you will abandon in a few years.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Whosdaman:
WiMax will be supported for around 2 to 3 years after 2012. I will bet on that.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mag44:
Yes, corporate double speak from from Sprint. They did the exact SAME THING during the 3G roll out. I remember I had a Samsung A900 phone at the time. You are paying to subside their 4G roll out and I personally don't care about this if they didn't bungle it with this Wimax crap that they are abandoning in a few years.

Data intensive is just a joke after they realized that they weren't going to get 4g into many markets and even the markets that they got into implemented it in the coverage was too spotty.

Anyway If they really wanted to tax "data intensive" phones why didn't they do this earlier, they had phones that sucked up data before this whole charge.

I'm not complaining about the charge itself, I would appreciate it if it was used like the 3G charge. Which I believe helped the speed of the 3g implementation. I have been with Sprint since 2002 moved from a big city to a smaller town since then and was impressed with their service upgrades in the 2006~2007 time period.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Whosdaman:
So what if you are? They have to pay for it some how!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mattykinsx:
Dude, it's not worth it.

It's been discussed and proven 10000000000000000000000000000 times on this boards.

They're trolls.

They should honestly get a ban for not reading and just trolling.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mag44:
The whole point is they picked the wrong 4g technology. They decided to charge people for 4g initially, then realized that they messed up and decided to call the extra charge to a "data intensive" fee to cover their butts so people would not complain about not having 4g. And people like me would get labeled as whiners for even bringing up the issue. I travel a lot and even when I am in 4g cities the coverage is spotty at best. Now Sprint has changed paths, along with their upgrade offer, potentially leaving people in the dust with their extra fees.

Like I said in my earlier post I paid the extra fee to have a 3g phone when they first came out, but I would be pissed if they changed to some new 3g technology and my phone lost one of its selling points. I didn't mind that I got no 3g service at first in my home town but it eventually came.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mattykinsx:
1) At

no point

was it ever labeled a 4g fee.

2) By the time the Wimax network is shut down

no one on XDA will have one

and most of the rest of the population will have moved on as well.

See newalker91....its pointless.

Its literally the same pointless and rehashed arguments that have been used the last year and a half
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Dalmus:
Except we were just sold shiny new $600 phones, of which 4G is a prominent selling point... and now the majority of us in the country who don't currently have WiMAX are now hung out to dry for 2 years because we have no hope of ever GETTING 4G unless we want to fork out ANOTHER $600 for a new phone.

If I knew I was going to benefit by eventually being able to use 4G with this device, or even get reasonable 3G speeds in the major city I live in, I wouldn't be resentful of the fee at all. However, I will never be able to use 4G on this phone, and they could triple my current average 3G speeds and I'd be up to a whopping .5mbps.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Whosdaman:
More like 1.5 mb/s consistently
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mattykinsx:
If the gimmick that is "4g" is that big of a deal to you then sell your phone, go back to whatever phone you had and use that money when the LTE devices are available.

When Sprint Vision is released the 3g will be plenty fast.

Believe it or not, I know Verizon has convinced people of otherwise, you don't need 20mbit/s on your phone.

Or any speed close.

Christ, most people don't even have 20 mbit/s in their home!

Is that a server in your pocket? Didn't think so...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] k0nane:
Nice XDAdvertisement, Mr. Nicholson. ;)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Whosdaman:
Hehe ;), attack strategy
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] churro7:
I am fine with 400-600KB/s
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bluefire808:
I must say I'm sad that I bought the ET4g and will never in its lifeget to turn on the 4g radio... seriously though its a little saddening I see both side of the story. When I got my evo4g I had 1.2Mb/sec download which is less than half of verizons 3g speeds on kauai and now in the last 6 months I'm at .3-.2 Mb/sec. Just makes me sad is all. I have a ferrari of a phone with a moped engine of a network hahahaha
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Dalmus:
No, 4G isn't a big deal to me... And no, I don't need 20 mbits. You are right.

However, when I'm paying a "premium data fee" and the vast majority of the locations I go in the large city I live in have data speeds of about 15-20 kbytes/s, I get irritated. That's 1xRTT speeds. Three blocks from a tower. How do I know? Because I can force roam onto Verizon and get the same data speeds as I do native on Sprint.

If I lived in the middle of nowhere, I would expect bad 3G coverage, but I don't. I'm three freaking blocks from a Sprint tower, in a top 20 city in the country. I get the same speeds at 4am as I do at 4pm when all the 15 year olds get home from school and play on their phones.

And now, I get to wait until some mysterious time between now and the end of 2013 for them to implement their Network Vision plan in my area. Then my speeds can triple, and I'll get and average of 60 kbytes, which is still slower than Verizon, AT&T, and even Billy Bob's Cellular Emporium.

Believe me, I stay because I get a 25% discount from work, so my monthly bill is far cheaper than anything Verizon or AT&T can offer. But that is the ONLY reason. I generally discourage people from moving to Sprint, which in the long haul is worse for Sprint than if just left for Verizon.

Maybe Network Vision will result in finally getting the same, or at least similar, 3G speeds as everyone else on the planet... I'll be a happy camper. But with Sprint's history of a decreasing network footprint and decreasing data speeds, I'm not going to count on it.
[HTC EVO 3D] BigKenW:
I was just reading this about Sprint's network upgrades here:

http://live.thisismynext.com/Event/Sprint_Strategy_Update_live_blog?Page=2

It mentions WiFi off-loading. On Android Central's review of the Sprint presentation it was mentioned that some of the newer phones, including the EVO 3D supported this. It was also discussed that this is similar to T-Mobile's WiFi calling.

Has anyone had experience with this? Does anyone know how this type of tech works? And if you have used it on T-Mobile, does it use your minutes for voice?

Think this is pretty cool. I figure someone here knows about it and it's relationship the the Evo 3D.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] asmz1902:
Please tell me the best apps for customizing my optimus one
[Optimus One, P500, V General] fundoozzz:
launcher- adw ex (has maximum themes)

lock screen - lock go (eye candy looks)

keyboard - slide it

music player -player pro & tune wiki

video player -real player

search 4shared.com for full version of apps...

press thanks if I helped... :-)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] samrox144:
swype keyboard is better than slide it
[Optimus One, P500, V General] DaXmax:
4Shared is for noobs, use others warez... Cant give links, might get banned...
[Optimus One, P500, V General] IamIrene:
i tot go launcher ex has the most theme launcher ??
[Optimus One, P500, V General] fancccc:
@xeactor, LOL WHAT?!

anyway, I'd go for:

GO Launcher EX

PowerAMP

MoboPlayer
[Optimus One, P500, V General] thachtunganh:
Install CM7 rom and get "Theme Chooser"
[Optimus One, P500, V General] hsingh1993:
plz dont use warez u should understand it demotivates the developer of app from making more apps.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] IamIrene:
btw im using adw launcher ex

quite boring on go launcher ex
[Optimus One, P500, V General] andy572:
For keyboards like swype, search for custom HTC rom's - a lot of these rom's are only

modified stock installations from htc, and have the swype.apk in apps folder - extract it and install it :D

BUT:

This is illegal ... only as a small foot note here. its not allowed to use it in other phones,

you cant provide it in other phones in a custom rom.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Sandipkim:
I've taken swype from official site beta.swype.com just registered they gave me the installer!