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[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] makavelicruz:
Thanks for this bro, now is this for gb or froyo audiophile?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mongo41:
Sorry, its for gingerbread and you are very welcome!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bbobarino:
This is only for 2.3.4 anyway to bring this to ki3 2.3.5 roms i think ftw right now is kh2????
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mongo41:
what rom are you running and ill make one for it.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bbobarino:
Icbinb ki3 plz
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mongo41:
no problem ill make one for it and ill put it in the op tomorrow sometime.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] j3.cole:
LOL, I was sneaking around source forge and found this, (duh never thought to look in the Themes and apps section) tried it out on FTW ... VERY NICE!!! Well Done and Thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] RaverX3X:
sourceforge stalker lol :P
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bbobarino:
Thread needs icbinb ki3 link lol
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mongo41:
im working on it. should be up tonight or first thing tomorrow.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mongo41:
Kind of quite in here. Was wondering how you guys are liking the theme and if anyone has any suggestions or changes they would like to see implemented.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] nyc_zx10:
Non Rooted Epic Touch.

For some reason, the option to mount SD card to PC when connecting it via USB, is no longer popping up in notifications.

The phone charges but I have to browse INTO settings to mount the SD card.

Any thoughts?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] walord:
Is USB debugging enabled by any chance?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] nyc_zx10:
Yes. I confirmed in Applications>USB Debugging is enabled.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kboogi:
The only thing I can think of is to reinstall the lastest Samsung drivers on your PC- that should fix it. Use this link: Kies_2.0.2.11071_128
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bluefire808:
I always ha e debugging off when I plug mine into my pc and whenn i do the phone will give me a little notification in the top left corner. I pulled dow. The notification bar and click in it. It will ask if I want to be in mass storage mode. I click mass storage and waaalaaa
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Zoidpilot:
*Voila! ;-)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] naeem03:
After I flashed weapon onto my phone. There have been 2 problems with my front facing camera, one that it comes out rotated 90 degrees for photo capture and when I try to use it for video it comes out completely messed up with 4 different screens, 1 with a green area, a blurred image of the camera and 2 other messed up views of the camera. Is there any fix for this? Thanks.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jetbruceli:
That happened to me while trying Skype. As for the bad screen I changed the Res, for the upside down I just rotated my phone. The finally I. Just said screw the stock cam and installed LG cam 3.0 which all works great except no Skype video

sent from a galaxy far away
[T-Mobile LG G2x] FatalityBoyZahy:
That's a known issue with LG Cam App... Try installing the stock Gingerbread Camera.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jose makalolot:
You are using stock cam right? And skype?

I also have that issue with skype.

Sent from my Calculator with Android.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] barqers:
What's the difference between stock GB cam and LG Cam 3.0? Does it look different?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jose makalolot:
Yes.

Sent from my Calculator with Android.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] LordButtersI:
It looks different, has a couple features stock does not, and most importantly can record video in 1080p, something no other camera app on the G2X is capable of.

Here's a thread discussing the LG camera and what it can do if you're really curious. I personally don't find it necessary; the MIUI camera can do almost everything LG can do and Camera Advance can do everything (and more!) other than 1080p video, which I don't need.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] barqers:
Thank you, reading through that thread :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] naeem03:
Myyy bad for the late response yea i am using the stoxk
[T-Mobile LG G2x] coreycollins3066:
LG CAM 3.0

Where can I find the .apk? I didn't see it on Market.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] coreycollins3066:
Nervermind,sorry. I found it. Also, it is a good app so far. I like knowing at what MP my pictures are as well as what size the video is recording at. Much btter than the standard GB cam app.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] coreycollins3066:
Only bad thing so far is that it doesnt work with Skype. I keep the stock cam zip file to flash via CWM when i need to make a skype video call.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Okay, so, when windows phone 7 was new I was the biggest android fanboy out there. I would not give anything else a second glance. I went in the t-mobile store to get my wife a vibrant 4g and she was interested in the HD7, I pushed her away from what I, at the time, thought was rubbish software on even lesser hardware. I looked at it for a few seconds, made a mockery of the fact that there was no ability to change background images, and she got the vibrant4g. Now, I own way to many phones for one person as Craigslist fishing for phones is somewhat a hobby of mine and one day I found a guy who wanted to trade any pair of the same model smartphone for his HD7. I had a pair of NIB behold 2s that someone had given me for 150 dollars so i offered and he accepted. Prior to this I was using daily a vibrant 4g and a mytouch 4g for work and personal lines. I decided to try out wp7, just give it one day and if not, hey, i could sell it for a profit. I went into the arrangement biased and completely pro-android. I was begging for something to hate. I used it for a few hours, purchased one game (need for speed), and set up my Netflix and such. As much as I wanted to hate it, I couldn't. The out of the box experience was better than anything I could ever set up on android. The social integration, even in It's early stages, was remarkable. The UI was fluid which, while it never bothered me when I was a fandroid, has made it impossible for me to have a pleasant experience with android since. Within 2 days I'd placed an order for a dell venue pro, windows phone just wowed me. About 2 weeks later i found another epic deal on Craigslist and got a dell streak for 140 dollars and android, regardless of root, version, under locking, rom, etc was just too slow for me now.

Today, I still have the latest android hardware for development purposes, I have a galaxy S2 in a junk drawer, but windows phone has shown me what a user experience should be.
[Windows Phone 7 General] muerteman:
You have told this story before and I can only see this post a flame bait.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Kailkti:
It is flame bait in my opinion. But hey only an "imbecile" would try to argue an opinion and acknowledge himself to be in possession of the "right opinion".

I have to say though that WP7 did excite me at first both at announcement and during testing, and it still appeals to me now. But I eventually thought about what I usually used my phone for and came to the realization that android would better suit my needs than WP7.
[Windows Phone 7 General] masondoctorjt:
I loaded wp7 on my hd2, and the only reason I took it off was because of the HD2 power button killing the touchscreen and seeing as how that is the only way to wake the HD2 from sleep WP7 had to go. But I agree that wp7 is a great user experience, and as soon as the hardware is there that supports. video calling I'll probably be getting a native wp7 handset. That and a good navigation app or bing navigation like I had on my HD2 with wm6.5. I still like the fact that I can swap sd cards on my android, but I can probably live with that limitation with wp7, after all, millions of iphone users have.
[Windows Phone 7 General] yohaq:
I run andorid but I do love the minimalist style of wp7. It seems fluid and the system font that they use, segoe UI is gorgeous.

I'm still an android fanboy, and I've been getting my fix of windows phone 7 by using Ubermusic or Zplayer

Another website that tries to bring wp7 to android is wp7android.com

It seems to be well developed, but I still have yet to buy some of the apps from the website.

If any of you guys have already purchased something from there, let me know how the apps are running!
[Windows Phone 7 General] wendellc:
What's a good WP7 phone that's out right now that is considered higher end? I'm actually looking to get one for they wifey, she likes the way it looks apparently.

At the moment she is using a HTC Sensation.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Kailkti:
The HTC titan is the best out I think, with a 2nd gen snapdragon clocking at 1.5ghz. But it is 4.7" so your lady might be overwhelmed. The HTC radar would be a better bet with its 3.8" screen with the same 2nd gen snapdragon but clocking at 1ghz instead.
[Windows Phone 7 General] TJBunch1228:
Your situation sounds exactly like mine going into trying WP7. Except after using my HD7 I missed everything about Android. WP7 was completely usable and very smooth but just so bloody boring. ZunePass was the only streaming music available and Rhapsody for Android blows the doors off that for cheaper. I use wifi tether, I like voice navigation, I like live wallpapers, I like widgets and customizable icons, I like the app selection of the Market, I like decent battery life, I like one click access to certain areas of my settings, I like the ability to change launchers or ROMs when I need to change something up. I like the window animations and the CRT effect, I like google docs and the ability to choose a browser that looks and functions the way I want it. I could go on... Look guy, WP7 is nice and perfect for people upgrading from a basic phone into the smart phone world. I would sell so many WP7 devices if my store carried them because of all the old people trying to keep up with the times on smart phones that are easy to use and learn on. But, it's just not Android caliber. The only redeeming quality is the kick ass hardware some WP7 phones have.

Sent from my LG G2x
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Understandable statement until the trolling began. The features listed, minus the battery life one which made no sense as wp7 lasts twice as long as android on the same hardware due to the optimization. Calling it not "android caliber" though just seems trollish as while it doesn't have all the customization, it doesn't have all of the shortcomings that entails either.
[Windows Phone 7 General] TJBunch1228:
Trolling is starting the same thread every couple days in an Android dominated forum... I have only used one WP7 device and the battery was worse than any Android I've ever owned. That's just my experience.

Not being Android caliber is not an opinion. Look at the market share. WP7 has all the advantages that Android has in regard to carrier and hardware choice, yet it hadn't scratched the surface or shown the growth potential. You are just calling the kettle black, Mr. Pot.

And to say WP7 is better because it doesn't have the shortcomings Android has since Android has miles more features is like saying prison is better since it doesn't have all the shortcomings freedom has. Enjoy prison, kid.

Sent from my LG G2x
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Actually, it's more like stating that the life of a wealthy shut-in is as enjoyable as that of a poor free man as it's largely a matter of quality.

Windows phone ha# been out one year right about this time. Android was pretty much non-existent after their first year. Give it time, windows came a lot further in their first year than any other OS.

Your "android-caliber" argument has nothing to do with quality. Considering that anything can run android it'd be comical if they weren't number one, especially considering most carriers charge at least 9.99 for a basic flip phone while giving out android phones free with a contract.
[Windows Phone 7 General] TJBunch1228:
I'll gladly give it time. More old people will buy them and they will grow to like 15% of the market. The problem is, while WP7 looks different, there is already a dumb smartphone OS on the market, iOS. WP7 can only hope to compete with them as they are the only other ones pandering to the lowest common denominator. Dumb people return Android devices to me all the time saying it's too complicated and they want an iPhone. In a year I'll see a few of those people returning Androids to get a WP7 device instead because (hopefully) Microsoft will spend a few bucks in marketing.

Sent from my LG G2x
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
This is exactly why WM7 will never succeed. People who need that type of phone will always go for the secure and safe bet, one they already know about, the iPhone.

I was hoping MS would recognize what they needed to do to help WM7, but they seem to refuse to.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
How many tech-minded people do you think there are? People dont buy more iPhones because they're not available everywhere and to everyone, not because they can't root them. A small number of people dont buy them because the larger screen appeals more to them which is something wp7 can offer. People don't by android for it's quality. They buy it for it's availability. That was made abundantly clear when I went from working for att to working for t-mobile.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Kailkti:
And the slight resemblance to an iOS UI with icons and such which gives them a sort of familiarity.
[Windows Phone 7 General] TJBunch1228:
iPhone is available on Verizon and AT&T, the combined number of subscribers which completely dwarf all the other carriers. Millions of users are even using them on T-Mobile. The iPhone is available to whoever honestly wants it. A lot people buy Android because everyone carries and because the platform is easy, works well and is popular.

Sent from my LG G2x
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Its not AS easy, doesn't work AS well, and isn't AS popular as iOS (despite market share a poll that I dont feel like digging up from my phone showed that a pretty hefty number of people thought that when they bought an HTC phone they were getting HTC OS, same with Samsung and other carriers.) I'd like to see a poll showing how many people who have android actually even know that they're using android. They would know, however if they were using iOS so there's popularity out the window. At&t and Verizon are two of the toughest carriers to get on. When I was 17 and had no credit established ATT and Verizon both expected several-hundred dollar deposits on top of the price of the phone where Alltel, t-mobile, and sprint were more than happy to get me going. I picked T-mobile for the sim slot of course. Buying an iPhone outright to work on any of these carriers is a hefty price to pay, one the general consensus can't afford for a phone so there's that. As far as easy goes, it's the toughest platform to use out of the box hands down.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Kailkti:
Well my argument might be invalid in some aspects, but judging from the fact that in my country the OS population here is BBOS and a minority with iOS, and when i show my phone to someone they can tell that it is an android phone, I think that speaks to the popularity, especially considering the fact that I live in a third world/"developing country".
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
I dont think that invalidates your point at all, though I feel as though, while younger and more adept people know these things, your average user, at least stateside, is at a loss if they're using android. Like I said, when i worked for both att and t-mobile a pretty hefty portion of the clientel would tell me that they didn't know what their OS was or that it was HTC, Samsung, etc. With ios and such the uniformity keeps it clear.
[Windows Phone 7 General] xaccers:
You're makeing one major mistake though Zee, not everyone has trouble getting to grips with Android like you have, if they did it wouldn't have such a large global market share. Try as you might, you can't argue against that with any validity.
[Windows Phone 7 General] upichie:
"android just feels choppy and un-responsive regardless of tweaks."

See? He's never even used an Android phone, let alone does he know how to tweak it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
yup, my first 800 or so posts in various sections since 2008 or so were all just a facade so when WP7 was released 2-3 years later I could use them to troll raging kids who are in denial, yup, that's my prerogative.
[Windows Phone 7 General] upichie:
Given the level of intelligent that you bring forth in your posts, I would more likely conclude that those 800 posts were you trying to figure out how Android—and other operating system—worked. Clearly, you failed to accomplish that task.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Man you kids are angsty these days. For the record, being able to install a third party apk or use a one-click root method doesn't make you some kind of divine cellphone user. I prefer the fact that I don't have to do such things to have a much smoother and user-friendly OS. So, continue to use your OS of choice, but raging senselessly because someone has a different viewpoint than you in non-sensical and makes you sound like a preteen.
[Windows Phone 7 General] upichie:
Haha, raging? I'm having a laugh over this. You keep calling me a kid, but I seriously hope you're not much older than I am. If you are, you should seriously consider the idea of building upon your common sense, or maybe just laying down the foundation for it. Just out of curiosity, how old are you?

Also, we don't need to do those things, they are options to make the user experience better. Like the majority of smart phone users in the entire world, I prefer having choice.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Twent two years old and my common sense has gotten me quite far, much further than casting unrelated and petty insults for no reason or, as I would call it, raging. You'd have no reason to do such if you weren't actually upset over this. You might even throw in something resembling a fact if you didn't.
[Windows Phone 7 General] upichie:
You ignore facts like they're cancer. There is no reasoning with you. For such a young person, you should be more open-minded. That is the only way you'll truly learn.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Please, put forth a factual reason as to why android is actually better than WP7 and I will mail you my galaxy s2, its got a chip on one corner but it works perfect.
[Windows Phone 7 General] j0hnZ:
It gives you options. PM for my address.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Sacrifice quality for options? No thanks.
[Windows Phone 7 General] upichie:
Haha! ;)

As I'm sure you already know, each opearting system has it's ups and downs. Given all the phones you allegedly own, I'm sure you know exactly what Android offers that WP7 doesn't.

It was nice arguing with you today, but I was only waiting for my car to get serviced. Oh, and my Android phone did not lag at all the entire time we were conversing. :) I won't be replying anymore. But have a great day!
[Windows Phone 7 General] j0hnZ:
Those who would give up Essential Liberty

to purchase a little Temporary Safety,

deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.

-Benjamin Franklin

That wasn't the point, it's a factual response. Can haz gs2?
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
You too, and I honestly don't see many valid argument points that android has over wp7. Thank you for your time though.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
factual response that shows why it's superior to WP7, the thing about that challenge is until they both focus on the same key points there really is no valid answer. They're both awesome in their own rite.
[Windows Phone 7 General] j0hnZ:
Is it better to have options or not to have options? I can have at least 5 different home launchers, including one that mimics WP7. Can you get one that mimics Android? Can you even override the WP7 launcher? I really have no idea. If you say no though, we can prove here and now that one is superior to the other as far as options go.

I'm beginning to think you just don't want to send me a GS2 though.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Sorry, he already promised it me. :D Ain't that right zDev? Hehe...
[Windows Phone 7 General] Kailkti:
Mmm you said an advantage. >.> An advantage and a disadvantage is two totally different things. So "choice" is an advantage. Now what your are doing from what I infer is asking for how is android an overall good OS. Mind you humans tend to focus on the negativities, eg. Apple despite producing the best OS for mankind based on the software principles or "silver bullets" are "hated" for their software.

Well why is android an overall good software? As sad it offers a choice, disregarding of performance, which is a different topic. Performance? It does good enough to satisfy the general smartphone population (as seen from the android users) so pass? It's functional as it does what is said and more with the help of apps.

Now what I really think you are asking is how is android better than WP7 based on your post "Sacrifice quality for options? No thanks".Edit it should be in what ways is android better than WP7? It has more popularity hence more apps and development. Due to it having more popularity, it has diminished the trust issue with smartphone users as whether android is good enough for use, which WP7 is still struggling with. It is open source, hence again giving options. Pretty much all I can think of in android's defense, I could supply for WP7 also but you will suffice for that.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
you don't have one that can mimic wp7, you don't have one that mimics it's speed, fluidity, responsiveness, or activity. You have a launcher with large square tiles that moves up and down rather than left or right and while imitation is the most sincere form of flattery the imitation is subpar. Like I said, there's no real answer as to why one OS is superior to the other, it's all opinion. You can't prove an opinion and that is one of few absolutes.
[Windows Phone 7 General] j0hnZ:
If Apple can sue Samsung over look and feel, then I can say we can mimic WP7.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
well-worded but the question is not why is it good, it's why is it superior to wp7, a question without answer to prove a point. Neither is is superior, their offerings are too different.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
I've tried the WP7-type launchers on Android and none of them comes close to the smoothness and elegance of a real WP7 phone. Even the icons on the WP7 launchers are sorrowful in comparison.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Kailkti:
Their offerings are different but their purpose is the same, to satisfy smartphone users. Hence the argument of which is superior or in what ways are they superior may be held and the points may be considered valid. Now as you said no OS is superior to another OS, but they can be superior in ways or be the best depending on a situation (e.g. a novice or beginner technoligcal user is best given iOS), whether they be personal or objective. I find my points to be objective in the sense that they are not opinionated like "blue is the best color because it soothes me and does not increase my rage like red"
[Windows Phone 7 General] j0hnZ:
Define smooth. It scrolls at the speed you think is ideal? I think instantaneous which is how it works on my phone is about as smooth as smooth can get. Everything I touch opens instantly.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
I'll analogize it to FPS (frames-per-second). I would say WP7's smoothness translates to a movie of 60FPS and Android translates to a movie of around 20 to 24FPS. iOS would translate to a movie of around 30 to 40FPS.

That is the kind of smoothness and quality I mean.

Also, for anyone with an Android and WP7 phone, or anyone willing to do this test on the phones at a retailer, pull up the phone keypad and punch in any combination of numbers. Notice how fast those punches translate to an input on WP7 and then also on Android. Android will lag a little bit. Inconsequential, I know. But it is another indication of the quality and optimization of WP7 over all others. Nevertheless, I find the keypad input to be addicting. It's as though it inputs my command a fraction of a second before I touch it.