yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] notsointeresting:
Thanks man, glad your liking it.

Im hoping its not to intrusive because this theme is "minimal" :D

but i think i might have stretched the line between minimal and flashy with the dialer,:D
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] CRIME INC.:
No, not at all. The dialer is definitely elegant. L:DL
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] notsointeresting:
Updated OP with new version

What changed

v1.2

Added full support for Supreme Sense v7
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] CRIME INC.:
Yes!!! I love this theme!!

sent from my SUPREMELY SENSED SHIFT, using the xda premium app. :p
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] cmoG530:
Sorry to be a nagg, but how long does it take for you guys to boot the themes? Well I mean, i tried your themes with Supreme Sense v7 and it seems only the blue one worked out of the three. The other two i tried (the minimalistic and the wired one) got me stuck at the boot screen for over ten minutes. I did full wipes and flashes between each one, so idk what the problem is...hope it made sense...havent had any sleep.lol
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] strapped365:
In between of themes you should only wipe cache and dalvik cache, maybe later on today I'll have time to help get some of these tested

Sent from a MikSupremed Shift
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] CRIME INC.:
Stuck at splash screen twice lol on this theme. I was speaking in general when I said. I loved this theme. Can't wait to reflash it.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] strapped365:
I just downloaded the theme...if you wanna flash it open it with 7zip on your pc navigate to system/framework and delete the .odex file that's in framework then it "should" flash just fine

** notsointeresting take the .odex out of framework and it will work for v7**

Sent from a MikSupremed Shift
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] notsointeresting:
Yes sorry guys hold off flashing, i missed the odex in framework.

Sent from my Supreme Shift all Slated up!
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] notsointeresting:
Updated OP with new version

What Changed?

v1.2.1

Now this REALLY does Support Supreme Sense v7

Very sorry
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] CRIME INC.:
Lol notsointeresting, its all good brother.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] notsointeresting:
OP updated with new version

1.3

What changed?

Now works with SS v7.5 Patch
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] notsointeresting:
This theme is back up and rolling again...

Updated to v1.4

What changed?

Support for v8 of Supreme Sense

(Also required to be on this version)
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] YoungCorruptionV2.0:
Will definitely be trying once I got off your ICS theme

Supreme Sense mocking you with ICS style
[Droid Eris General] droidstyle:
Like new droid eris for sale. I used it for 6mo before upgrading. Currently has xtr sense installed, which is already rooted. phone works great and looks great. Was going to give it to my wife but she don't want a smartphone. 75.00

pm me! Thx

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[Droid Eris General] sarwiz:
PM'ed you about this
[Droid Eris General] droidstyle:
Pm replied...SOLD! Thanks Sarwiz!!
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nizoorox:
Im running GingerDx v017

when some1 calls me i hear no sound at all

when i play media its fully working

ringervolume is set to max

i think the reason is one touch battery saver

it disables sound when i try to renable its still not working!!

pls help :(
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ani55:
Helpp!!!!!!!

Dropped my xperia mini and it got very slightly wet.

It didn't turn on when i tried.

I took out the battery, wiped it and put it back in.

Then it booted normally. After a while it shut down.

And it didn't turn on. Then I started charging it after about 15 min of not responding it turned on. It was charging till 20%. Then when i started using it for a bit turned off. Now waiting for it to turn on.

What should I do?

Should I get new phone with warranty?

Or is there solution?

Thanks in advance.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Xaeons:
Had two incidents like this, the first incident shorted out my phone (just one second in the water), the second one I wiped dry, wrapped a piece of cloth around it and put it in a sack of rice to absorb the moisture (googled it).

Moral of the story: Never turn on a wet cellphone immediately (even after wiping it dry) lest you want a shorted out unit.

Dunno if doing the latter will make much difference seeing as you turned it on and charged the unit. If it is still under warranty you can try to have it fixed, just don't mention the water incident (though there is a possibility they might find out even after it's dried, dunno really)

-Xaeons
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ani55:
Thanks my friends told me not to turn it on straight after i wiped it so am getting it fixed.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] a32guy:
I love the font and look of the time/date on the lockscreen. Any way I can get it as a widget for my home screen? Or anyone know what font it is? Maybe I can find a time widget with a selectable font.

Thanks in advance!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] pworcester:
I've just upgraded to a Droid Incredible 2 from an LG Ally on Verizon. My question is this;

On my Ally, I have it rooted and it has the ability to be a wifi hot spot. Can I connect my Ally to My Dinc2 via blue tooth and use my wifi hotspot on the Ally?
[Windows Phone 7 General] ecj123:
Navigon has finally been released on the Marketplace for Europe at £51.49 and US at £21.99.

Europe: http://www.windowsphone.com/en-gb/apps/da8734ed-666a-4227-81ea-8fc937752d98

US: http://www.windowsphone.com/en-gb/apps/f7a3b10b-302f-49b2-92ae-b77a7392789e
[Windows Phone 7 General] Freypal:
Well that's ridiculously priced. You can get a half decent stand alone Garmin for £70
[Windows Phone 7 General] a1qwyx20:
Any version with maps for canada, or do I have to find a work around using iOS map packs etc?
[Windows Phone 7 General] derausgewanderte:
wait for kounadisk to fix that for us. Just a matter of time. Until then v3 of that same link works for Canada
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
LOL at those prices...

Sent from my HD7 using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 General] Martinspire:
Not really weird prices as most of the mobile applications for offline navigation are about this price. But since it is the first big one they might have gone a bit higher then normal.

Anyways, looks like a nice app. Any ideas on the changes from the Navigon Select that is elsewhere on the forums?
[Windows Phone 7 General] dkp1977:
The price is absolutely okay and on par with comparable offline navigation applications available. Navigon Mobile Navigator 7 for Windows Mobile 6.5 was 125€ with all European maps (which were less than they offer now) and live services 2 years ago. But seeing N8ter rant about it isn't really unexpected. Would have been way more of a surprise if he wouldn't have highjacked this thread drowning us in tears.

@Martinspire

As far as I can see you get working live services, Navigon Reality Scanner and you can directly access your contacts from within Navigon.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Hamudi2000:
I just bought the Europe version and now downloading 2.4 GB of data onto my HD7 :) I find the price very reasonable for a top notch navigation software like Navigon. I think they charge more for the Iphone version.
[Windows Phone 7 General] RoboDad:
Seriously? Those prices are cheaper than the same apps on either iOS OR Android. It only takes a minute or two to check for yourself before posting.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Well there you go... All these people claiming 8GB is plenty while many people are already complaining 16GB isn't enough should explain if we should just forget about purchasing Navigon. It's 2.3GB for European maps and 1.6GB for US. How much is that total? Thank you, I rest my case.
[Windows Phone 7 General] derausgewanderte:
you had a case?:p I think 16Gb is just enough, even if I really needed both US and EU.
[Windows Phone 7 General] PG2G:
Store the maps on SkyDrive :P
[Windows Phone 7 General] derausgewanderte:
Garmin charges $35 for US online maps, which costs you a lot of your dataplan. <$30 will likely push Garmin's price down soon.

BTW. I had no idea Navigon is a Garmin company (logo when opening the app).

edit1: thanks RoboDad, fixed it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] RoboDad:
I think you meant to say online maps. But that is a choice people need to be willing to make.

The question I would have is, is there some guarantee of map updates to purchasers of Navigon? None is mentioned in the description. Otherwise, the app will be noticeably less useful in a year than it is today, at least where I live in the US. There is always some kind of major change/construction going on to some number of roads around here.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Snake.:
For those who have already downloaded 2.3/1.6 gigs of maps, can you disable/delete maps? Because i´m not planning traveling to some countries so if I can delete the maps.
[Windows Phone 7 General] subone:
It's the v4 on Marketplace ... what's the main differences with v3 from Kounadisk ?
[Windows Phone 7 General] derausgewanderte:
see dkp1977s post previous page:
[Windows Phone 7 General] arturobandini:
Force people to download 2.3 Gb of maps is ridiculous.

Smartphones coming with only 8Gb or 16Gb storage (and no slot for SD cards) are ridiculous too actually.

That's why I will not buy the Titan with 16Gb only. If wp7 cannot come with 32Gb, I will move to Android, that's all.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
I guess the size is the price to pay to get offline maps. But yeah, I'll consider other options if there isn't a 32GB device.
[Windows Phone 7 General] paulrockliffe:
I think it's £100 for the iOS version, so the price is ok I think.

Only problem is that you can't demo it, and I'm not paying £50 to find out that they're using the same route calculation engine as the iOS version. I've used it on my iPad quite a bit and it's actually pretty decent overall, however it has two major flaws; firstly the way you tell it where to navigate to or program a route is weird, makes no sense at all and it took me ages to work out how to use it. Even now if I've not used it for a while I struggle to remember all it's quirks.

Secondly, and this is a killer really, it's route selection is absolutely rubbish. Sure it'll get you there, but you'll waste a lot of time in the process and if you're relying on the SatNav, you won't even realise it. The problem is that it will give you a choice of three route options to select from, but none of the routes are the fastest option. Eg from my house to my Girlfriends the quickest way is pretty much all motorway, but each of the three choices take you off and back on to the motorway at some point, or take you through the centre of cities at each end unnecessarily. It's a straightforward route that should be a simple calculation, but it gets it spectacularly wrong each time.

My worst experience with it was in Belgium, trying to navigate from Maastrict to Spa for the Formula 1; rather that taking us on the main road towards Maastrict, then the main road South, it tried to loop us the some back roads to miss out Maastrict. The road slowly deteriorated to the point that it entered a farmers field. We turned round and went to Maastrict at that point!

And that's ignoring that installing it would mean deleting half my music from my phone, which isn't going to happen!
[Windows Phone 7 General] RoboDad:
Navigon is marketed as an "offline maps" navigation system. For people who don't want that, Garmin also sells StreetPilot. Also, regarding the size that people are "forced" to download, it is the same on WP7, Android, and iOS, so I don't see it as much of a debate point there either.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vangrieg:
The point of the debate is the 8GB storage on most WP7 devices which isn't an issue on either Android or iOS really.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dxdy:
Navigon 4 - Advice for remove unnecessary maps to save space

author: dxdy (me)

requirement:

- dev unlocked WP7 device, Navigon 4 EU/USA installed on device with downloaded complete content from Navigon

- Windows Phone Device Manager, or Windows Phone Power Tools, or any other tool which you can access to IsolatedStore on device

Instructions:

- Navigon 4 Europe is installed to

\Applications\Data\DA8734ED-666A-4227-81EA-8FC937752D98\Data\IsolatedStore

- Navigon 4 USA

\Applications\Data\f7a3b10b-302f-49b2-92ae-b77a7392789e\Data\IsolatedStore

- list of installed files is in file:

filelistBA.xml

- copy this file to your PC (dont forget it to backup it to have safe copy)

- in map folder delete map files which you want (\Applications\Data\DA8734ED-666A-4227-81EA-8FC937752D98\Data\IsolatedStore\map)

- on your PC edit filelistBA.xml file and delete lines for countries which maps you deleted from device

- send modified file filelistBA.xml to device (replace original file)

that's all folks....

Notice:

you cant use this trick to limit or prevent download files from Navigon server. always you must download all content files first.

Here is screenshots:

WPDM

WPPT
[Windows Phone 7 General] derausgewanderte:
Navigon USA folder is f7a3b10b-302f-49b2-92ae-b77a7392789e
[Windows Phone 7 General] arturobandini:
I don't care about other European countries. I just need

one country

, which size shall not exceed 900 Mb max.

2.3 Gb is a not serious.

Sorry, but I have no storage to waste this way.

Similarly, why shall I pay $69.99 to get maps of countries that I will never use?

The $69.99 price for the European version is indeed a bad joke.

Btw, I am currently using another software with offline maps for WP7. Map of France is only 700 Mb.

---------- Post added at 11:27 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:23 PM ----------

I used other GPS apps with offline maps in the past, and no way they used between 2 and 3 Gb of storage.

Forget it on WP7 devices, which only come with 8 or 16Gb storage most of the time. That's a real problem.
[Windows Phone 7 General] iosub:
what other app are you using ?

Thank you
[Windows Phone 7 General] arturobandini:
It's not released yet. It's a beta, but I can tell you it works great :) (and uses Navteq maps! instead of the crappy Bing map)

So I have no reason to spend a crazy $69 price to purchase Navigon and get 90% of maps that I eventually don't need. I prefere to save my precious storage for better purposes.

Be patient, the altenative program be public very soon :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Depends on the person.

I refuse to pay for that because I don't know what their plans are for the Bing Maps navigation in WP7 (how they will "fix" it). Until I know what they plan to do with that, I'll just continue SIM swapping and using the solutions available to me on my other device.

2.4 GB is too much on a phone with non-expandable 14.5'ish GB internal storage. I cannot afford that.

Don't really care if it's offline or not. I just need something that functions whilst not providing a safety risk like the built-in Bing Maps. I'll wait out and see if MapQuest ports their Navigation App to WP7.
[Windows Phone 7 General] RoboDad:
Whether or not the price is cheaper than the iOS or Android equivalent doesn't "depend on the person". It only depends on one's ability to accept facts. If you purchase Navigon Europe or Navigon USA on iOS or Android, you will pay more than you will for the same app on WP7. The difference is that both of those platforms have free sat nav apps that perform as well as Navigon (at least based on reviews I have read, I have no personal experience with them).

---------- Post added at 06:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:16 PM ----------

You misunderstood me. I'm not saying it is, or should be, the only offline option. On iOS there are numerous Navigon Regional versions that provide just what you are asking for - smaller map sizes dedicated to your area, and a much lower price. I have no idea why those versions were not also released for WP7. The core engine would be the same, just a different map package would be bundled with it.

BTW, Is this other app that you are beta testing going to be a free one, or paid?
[Windows Phone 7 General] arturobandini:
A Navigon Regional version would be perfect, and then only I would agree to purchase it.

The other program is a paid one, but it will be probably far cheaper than Navigon Europe, which price is definitey not serious and reasonable at this stage.

Also, contrary to Navigon, it allows you to select and download only the country you need.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
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I cannot believe you just did that (cut everything out after the first statement). I'm blown away.

It depends on the person because:

1. Most people really don't need off-line GPS maps.

2. Great Online GPS solutions are free on every other platform. The reason why this app is a big deal, is because it's on WP7, where Bing Maps is terrible due to the touch to proceed implementation Microsoft (was forced to?) chose to go with. If they implemented it like Bing Maps on WM the only people who would care are those in markets where Bing's Maps are inadequate, or those who live in areas where either data plans are notoriously expensive (which includes many areas in europe) or cell/data coverage is notoriously bad or slow.

On iOS MapQuest is free and fully functionaly, on par with Android's Google Maps in all but very few areas. It uses Navteq maps, just like Navigon. On Android Google has their Navigation suite, and there is MapQuest. TeleNav with free TBT is free on Android, as well (only premium features cost $2.99 a month, I'd pay that in a heartbeat on WP7, personally).

The reason it depends on the person is because it depends on where they live/travel, what type of phone they have, presence of a data plan, and what type of coverage they get.

Someone who lives in the US, with good cell/data coverage and a data plan, who does not travel out of the country has absolutely no need for off-line maps.

Hope that clears it up for you.

The issue is having to settle for something that is a safety risk at worse and has a terrible user experience at best (Bing Maps) or paying an outrageous price for something you simply do not need (Garmin, or Navigon Offline Maps). In any case, they will make a killing if anything due to the weakness of the in-built Navigation functionality on WP7. Other developers have had to cut their prices to free on platforms like Andorid due to competition with in-built functionality (VLingo, TeleNav, etc.). There's no such risk for them in WP7.

Which really makes me wonder why industry "leaders" are taking so damn long to get their apps on the platform.

Also price disparity between platforms does matter when someone is considering a device. Lots of apps on WP7 are higher priced than iOS or Android equivalents. It matters.
[Windows Phone 7 General] species5618w:
Then don't use a wp7 phone, move to the platform you want. Isn't it that simple? I heard iphone 3GS is free on contract somewhere, definitely beat a $80 wp7 phone, don't you think? :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] RoboDad:
I cut out everything but the first sentence because the remainder of the post had absolutely nothing to do with my original comment or your curt response to it. Just as the remainder of the overly-lengthy post you just added has nothgin to do with it either.

Let me bring you up to date, since apparently you are missing something somewhere. You scoffed at the price of the Navigon apps on WP7. I replied that, in fact, the price was cheaper (and in the case of iOS, FAR cheaper) on WP7 than on other platforms. That was all I said. Your next response was "it depends on the person". It DOESN'T depend on the person. The price is cheaper.

So, be blown away if you want, but my post and reply both maintained the full relevant context of what I was saying.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
It just depends on which Navigon version you get on the iPhone. There are currently 24 versions of the Navigon navigation app in the Apple AppMarket. And they range from $30 to $120. The $30 ones are regional US and the $50 one is the whole USA. They have a North America one for $60. And the $120 one is EU.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
No, it was a response to an apparent (from your quote) one-liner with no context. That's fine, though. It's not worth my time to respond further :P You'll just do the same thing again.
[Windows Phone 7 General] derausgewanderte:
[delete]

too late here, posting nonsense ...
[Windows Phone 7 General] adesonic:
It is supposed to be a very good app, but I can't sretch to upwards of 50 quid arm!
[Windows Phone 7 General] species5618w:
Then don't buy it. I am not. Standalone GPSs are cheap these days (might be slightly more expensive in Europe like everything else, don't understand why). Plus, I don't see the point of exposing your expensive phone to direct sunlight in a bouncing vehicle anyway. Can't be good for the electronics. My Garmin GPS failed after less than a year.

A product is always worth its price to people who need it (or want it for richer people). For others, just don't buy it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Quoted from Press Release:
[Windows Phone 7 General] derausgewanderte:
LOL.....that is sarcastic
[Windows Phone 7 General] sensboston:
Hmm... What the strange assumption!.. Have you ever been on vacation in mountain regions or on the great lakes?
[Windows Phone 7 General] arkavat:
No need to go to Mountains etc... how about I65? :( I can't even get a reliable data connection on Interstate Highway
[Windows Phone 7 General] RoboDad:
How is that sarcastic?
[Windows Phone 7 General] subone:
If someone would like to share the xap file, it will be great :) : subz6972@yahoo.fr
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Yeah, someone will pay 60 euros and share the xap with you for your blue eyes while you spend your own money on drinks. That's the spirit.
[Windows Phone 7 General] boysie:
so I bit the bull by the horns :)

paid the wonga, been waiting since droping the old 3100 for this to arrive.

I must say though what a ***** it was to download the 2.3GB

I have a 100Mb internet connection and still it took 3 reboots and 2 installs and at least 20 attemps to download the full maps (EU)

lets hope the new 32gb class 2 SD card works out better then the last :(
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Ahah! So it's on sale. It will be almost double after Nov 15th. Well, enjoy that! :P
[Windows Phone 7 General] subone:
How do you guess ?

Cheers :) and thanks the good Samaritan who gave it to me.
[Windows Phone 7 General] arturobandini:
44 countries is clearly not enough!

I need a 240 countries version asap.

If I'm lucky, once I downloaded the 7.99GB program on my pathetic 8GB wp7 device then I will still have some memory to store 2 or 3 personnal pictures....

....

(oh God, no! I forgot the famous 'reserved storage space'....)
[Windows Phone 7 General] efjay:
Well if you want to moan, the prices for their previous versions were higher: http://www.pocketgear.com/us,en,usd/5722,HTC-HD2 (T8585)/search.html?qry=navigon. So maybe we should ask them to raise the prices back up to previous levels? And it seems the current prices are comparable to what they charge on other platforms. End of the day, if you dont want it, dont buy it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] RoboDad:
I've been trying to say this for a couple of days now, but no one seems to grasp the concept.
[Windows Phone 7 General] gentry33:
Price, size, whatever...

Okay with all that out of the way how well does it perform? Does GPS track well? Do you have to keep tapping or does it just run? I don't need it to plan quickest route when I know where I'm going, I just don't want to get lost when I'm in unfamiliar territory.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
I have to say, if Turn-By-Turn Navigator turns out to work well, it would be the premium voice nav app on WP7. It seems to be able to use pre-downloaded maps for navigating rather than a data signal. This would be perfect for my HD2 because it only gets Edge data on AT&T.

Right now I'm experimenting with the map creation feature and if it will allow me to download a huge part of a region of the US, my $5 for the cost of this app will fly out of my wallet so fast it will do a time warp.