yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] Intratech:
<Samsung>One app to rule all platforms. My precious. </Samsung>
[Galaxy S II General] SaneQ:
I agree too that there are too many of these apps around, but theres nothing we can do about it. :P
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
I'm still not able to activate mine
[Galaxy S II General] rj.camargo:
Me neither, I never get the sms, tried like a million times...
[Galaxy S II General] antispiral:
Try in the morning ... I got my code within 10 seconds when I requested around 9 am.
[Galaxy S II General] dan@msx:
downloaded installed and set-up without any delay, confirmation sms received instantly....

so - how do you add people?!
[Galaxy S II General] TheFaixy:
Installed mine and got the code in a few seconds :-)

only problem for me no friends on it and I don't think there will be :-(
[Galaxy S II General] dan@msx:
got my 1st buddy on it! fellow S2 user.... seems pretty good....
[Galaxy S II General] Blue1k:
Not in market for me :( Canada

Can someone share the apk?
[Galaxy S II General] jameslfc5:
Sorry I can't post the apk as I'm on my phone, but it's in this thread ...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1239924

Samsung ChatON!

It takes ages tho for the activation code though! :(
[Galaxy S II General] EduMonzter:
try in samsung apps.

when will arrive the ios and blackberry versions?

Enviado desde mi GT-I9100 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] Nyssa1104:
Make sure Push Service is activated in your settings for messages.
[Galaxy S II General] BrandoHD:
doesn't make a difference, push service was always activated
[Galaxy S II General] Nyssa1104:
Well this what they say on the ch@t On help pages.

Just keep trying...
[Galaxy S II General] Blue1k:
Nope. Not there either.
[Galaxy S II General] Pat123:
Too many BBM wannabes these days! I would say the only strong contenders that can compete against BBM are iMessage and WhatsApp!
[Galaxy S II General] SS2006:
why doesn't this show in the market in canada

is it usa only? what a fail
[Galaxy S II General] Nyssa1104:
You can also download in Samsung Apps ;)
[Galaxy S II General] skimminstones:
working fine in uk so not usa only
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] k87qc76ghc5:
I share all the excitement with the Android, it really made a great impact. But in all the sincerity from the objective technical point of view I must say that it is far from being a great operating system. Monolithic kernel, bloated, breaks easily, inefficient and simply inelegant. Android could have been done much better. Any thoughts ?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jesgrew:
:confused:

I have an AT&T Atrix, running gingerbread.

What are the correct settings to get Verizon email going?

The automatic method does not work.

Thanks for any help.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WiredPirate:
Forward your Verizon email to your gmail account.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pre4speed:
Same problem for me. I think im going to call Verizon and have them walk me thru, cuz my gmail account won't even load my emails, so no point forwarding. If I get the correct settings, ill post for you.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jesgrew:
Here is what I have done, that works: installed K-9 from the market.

It does work. A bit over whelming with all the choices and settings.

Gmail works but I do not want to link Verizon mail with Gmail.

I even tried to use the server settings K-9 uses, for the native email settings on the Atrix: That did not work. The settings on the Atrix are different.

Played around interpreting the wording differences.

THIS DID WORK for incoming!!

Verizon server settings that work on my AT&T Atrix:

Incoming server:

incoming.verizon.net

User name: your email name without the @verizon.net

Password: your email password

Advanced settings:

Port 110

Use secure connection: NO

Use secure password TLS: Never

Authentication: Password

Verify certificate: NO

:) worked!

Outgoing: Still trying to figure this out.

:confused:

Help me out, or stay tuned!

Till then, I can read incoming only.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pre4speed:
I went and got the settings from my email program on my computer and they didn't work. Ill give Verizon a call later.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] treehumper:
Mail server settings

Incoming mail server (POP3): incoming.verizon.net

Incoming Server Port Numbers: 995

Outgoing mail server (SMTP): outgoing.verizon.net

Outgoing Server Port Numbers: 465 Why is this important?

Your Verizon Online user name

Your Verizon Online password

Make sure "This server requires a secure connection (SSL)" is checked.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jesgrew:
So odd, I have incoming working great.

But with different port settings.

My problem is the outgoing.

I love this better than the K-9, or Gmail app.

Outgoing has lost of odd settings.

Most do not work so help me out.

Please
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pre4speed:
Unfortunately these settings did not work for me. Would not sync at all.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jesgrew:
:) Success!

Got VERIZON Email incoming and outgoing working on the Atrix AT&T.

Go to settings

Go to accounts

Add email account from menu

The auto method never worked for me, so un select Automatically configure account.

Hit next.

Create account named Verizon, or what ever.

Add your data.

As you proceed thru the rest of the settings use the data below.

Verizon server settings that work on my AT&T Atrix:

Incoming server: incoming.verizon.net

User name: your email name without the @verizon.net

Password: your email password

Advanced settings:

Port 110

Use secure connection: NO

Use secure password TLS: Never

Authentication: Password

Verify certificate: NO

Outgoing Server

SMTP Server: outgoing.verizon.net

User name: same as incoming - your email name before @verizon.net

Password: Same as your incoming password

Advanced

port: 587

Use Secure connection: NO

Use secure password [TLS]: AUTO

Authentication: AUTO

Verify Certificate: NO

Be sure to select "OK" before you exit each screen, all the way out.

Send a short email to check your settings.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pre4speed:
These settings also didn't work. Guess im just not meant to get my main email on my atrix.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jesgrew:
Notice! K-9, free App in the market, will automatically set up your Verizon email account on your phone.

As far as manually setting up Verizon settings on the Atrix:

Be sure to select "OK" or "Yes" after you make changes to any of the settings pages before you exit that page or the changes will not be saved.

I live on the east coast donno if there are different settings for other area's?

My Atrix is stock, but rooted, if that makes a difference.

The method used was trial and error using lot's of other " setting suggestions", until I got the incoming to work. Applied the same method to the outgoing.

Create a test email, send it to my gmail account, wait for either failure notice, or gmail to say success.

If you get past the "Wrong user name, or password failure" notification, do one server at a time till you get it going.

I like the stock android email application a lot better than K-9 from the market.

Just too many settings in K-9, but to each his or her own.

Good Luck! My phone email signature now say's: Verizon Email sent from my Motorola Atrix on AT&T.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pre4speed:
Not sure if east versus west is the difference either. Maybe. Don't know. Im same setup as you stock but rooted. I tried the k9 and while it would get my emails, it wouldn't show me all new ones. Always was one message it didn't show and just happens to always be a vip message. Im gonna have to stop being lazy and call Verizon from a separate device. Thanks for all your help.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jesgrew:
You can set the number of emails downloaded in K-9, and how often
[Thunderbolt General] KnightCrusader:
This hasn't been mentioned anywhere, so I am starting to think I am the first person to do this.

Anyway, the lack of keyboard on the 'bolt has been driving me nuts to the point that I jumped on the Startosphere last Thursday. (Great phone btw, may not be fastest on the block, but the keyboard is awesome and it is smooth out of the box)

When we activated the phone, I had to get a new SIM card... a MicroSIM in fact. All 4G verizon phones are going to use it from now on instead of the bigger ones that our phones came with.

Since the Stratosphere is locked down still and my 'bolt is full of Cyanogen goodness, I wanted to figure out a way to use both without needing new SIM cards for each swap. So, I found out that there are MicroSIM to SIM adapters on the interwebs, like this one:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/160660811119

Some sites said that these MicroSIM cards are not compatible with the full-size SIM card phones. I wanted to come here and say that those sites are full of crap. Using the adapter linked above, I put that MicroSIM card in my 'bolt and it comes back to life. Everything works like it should, too.

Since every 4G LTE phone is going to this, if anyone upgrades and wants to go back to messin' with their 'bolt, they can using this adapter.

Hope someone else finds this useful.
[Thunderbolt General] mackie99:
How exactly did you get it to work? If you have the Stratosphere activated on your VZW account, how do you switch to the Thunderbolt?
[Thunderbolt General] voxigenboy:
i am wondering the same to, as when you switch phones it requires the whole 'activate / deactivate' b.s.
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
No it doesn't. Swap sim, and its done.
[Thunderbolt General] voxigenboy:
hmm.. figured it would be programmed specifically to that device... although i haven't gone from one 4g-lte based phone to another(not directly anyway). i suppose i will give it a try when i get a new phone.
[Thunderbolt General] z71kris:
welcome to the joys of SIM cards...however I do wonder about the PRL updating, before you could just dial *228 to get it, now will it be just OTAed to us?
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
228 doesn't work on 4G devices. PRL gets pushed.
[Thunderbolt General] *Madmoose*:
Swap sim from one Thunderbolt to another:

"Your phone is not registered"
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mathacer:
what do you think with this site http://www.wotanserver.com/en/sony-ericsson/se/xperia-play-r800/4-0-2-a-0-42/language-download

is this next firmware for our xplay?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swebosdev:
Awesome program i use it all the time
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shiryu0:
Im updated to that rom on my att play, works perfectly
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carlosaeg28:
have differences in the nordic?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zacky32:
May try it when I get back my Play..
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] piqu1655:
Heads Up

If you use this program, Wotan server, there is no option to keep your user data untouched (apps and GAME SAVES) like there is with flashtool. I found that out the hard way yesterday. I just couldn't wait for the .ftf to show up.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nate45:
Is there an OTA release for 2.3.4 firmwares yet? (specifically, the US Generic?)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrhazey:
Any way to remove the boot animations for a quicker bootup? (using custom rom fyi if it matters)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] K.AuthoR:
http://sourceforge.net/motorola/droidbionic/home/Home/

I am literally in shock right now. I don't know about anyone else, but this just came out of nowhere and blew me away. Does this mean bootloader freedom?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] necroscopev:
Ooooo not sure what that means but I am not going to get my hopes up.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] quentin0:
Means nothing for the bootloader apparently...but does it possibly mean something for the proprietary firmware?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] neckbonest:
+10 i did download rhe file and scanned it and it came out clean. will look further into it
[Motorola Droid Bionic] AJMetal87:
I already got my hopes up

I've got my hopes up already.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] dadsterflip:
Too bad they couldn't accidentally slip the code to unlock the bootloader in there.. can we at least use bits and pieces off it?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] open1your1eyes0:
Motorola released this sooner than you guys would have thought because the Bionic's replacement will be announced tomorrow.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Versatile1:
Awesome that means more people will get bionics because they will be cheaper
[Motorola Droid Bionic] projektorboy:
I don't know enough about coding to make an educated guess in this. However I am curious if the release of the kernel source code will make it easier to do research into bootloader unlocking, as the kernel seems like a proverbial key for the lock involved. Can someone who is educated add some clarity to this?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] jjhiza:
Personally, I view this as a step in the right direction on Motorola's part. Along with the recent release of the D3 source code, it tells me that they are at least half committed to keeping the platform open and developable. My theory is that they're releasing these codes in bits and pieces, while Verizon moves to get a secure hold on the tethering "issue", and that once that process is complete, we'll see all the codes roll out. I say this because I recently tried to run Wireless Tether and, instead of the app simply failing to work properly, it actually activated the VZW Hotspot app, and redirected my phone's browser to the Verizon tethering sign up page. On top of that, it also killed my data, until I did a battery pull and reboot. This tells me that VZW can and does now have a process in place to actively block usage of wireless tethering apps. I think they're in the process of trying to find a patch for the Hotspot radio hack as well, and once that's completed, they'll have little or nothing to fear, and will clear Moto to release full source codes. I may be totally wrong, but it does seem to make a bit of sense…
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bill.garrett:
It may mean that some devs who like projects may find fixes for some of the nagging issues with the phone (data loss, the buzz of the headphones, etc) if they are related to programming rather than hardware.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] inkdaddy66:
Just as jjhiza stated. A step in the right direction. Even though moto will be releasing the razr soon.

Sent from my DROID BIONIC
[Motorola Droid Bionic] wanderfowl:
Great news! Hopefully this (and the Roms coming from it) will help us all fall in love with our Bionics all over again :)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Stories:
Crossing my fingers for accelerated development now :)
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] klabit87:
Lately my phone will go through a massive drain until it hits around 55% then it will drain normally. I have not changed anything since this started. Any suggestions? I'm thinking I may need to calibrate my battery.

Sent from my HTC Droid Incredible 2 via the XDA app.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] artvandelay440:
That sounds like a good idea for your situation.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] klabit87:
Thanks for your input. I want to wait a few days before I do it. So it will give it time to see if that really is the problem. This only happened yesterday and today so maybe tomorrow will be better. Besides the only time I really have to do it is later this week.

Sent from my HTC Droid Incredible 2 via the XDA app.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Apsalus:
How does one calibrate a battery? Is this the same thing as "conditioning?"
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] artvandelay440:
You charge your battery to 100%, wipe batterystats.bin, then run the battery down to 0%, then charge uninterrupted back up to 100%
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] absquez:
Battery Calibration does it help ?

I have a similar situation and i followed the battery re-calibration method too but still didnt help.

Situation - The battery would charge till 88% but will show its fully charged. Recently put Vivokat so now its even more prominent. Every reboot drops the battery by steps, like i would reboot and the battery would go from 80 to 65 just like that, no gradual decline or anything. And even after a full charge (the green light indicator is on) still the battery would continue charging.

Tried - I tried resetting the batterystats.bin file as suggested, fully charged till 100% then removed batterystats.bin file then allowed to discharge all the way then charged continuously till 100%. No outcome :(

Anything else that can be done ?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshthewaster:
Mine says "fastboot mode".

I tried to update clockworkmod via rom manager and my recovery ended up deleted. similar problem to this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1307185

I used the fastboot flash recovery command to load to flash the newest clockwork image. I did not reload the superuser file or anything else.

Anyway I just never noticed what it said until it said "no recovery" and was wondering what it should say if everything is normal.

Thanks
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshthewaster:
Nobody? If you are rooted and have clockwork recovery will you please shut down your phone, hold volume up plus power and tell me what the top line of the bootloader screen says?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lshking:
top line with red words: FASTBOOT MODE
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshthewaster:
Good to know.

Thanks.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matt2053:
Has nothing to do with root or recovery, just fyi
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Saneless:
I'm looking for the stock live wallpaper that had little bacteria like things floating around. Really hate cynogen wall papers.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] tylerwatt12:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=microbes+live+wallpaper
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] tailsthecat3:
See if these work. Copied them off of my Nexus S 4G.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] tw1nz:
M8 try to search before u ask. Look inside Q&A, there u can find help.

Here u go http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1304423
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Saneless:
Thanks for the help, I tried searching but must of missed that thread.
[Motorola Droid 3] Savior057:
I guess this thread is inspired by the fact that, right after paying $650 to get an unlocked XT860 shipped to me from Canada, I started reading about the MyTouch 4G and some other models.

The MyTouch 4G, despite having the most effeminate and possibly even borderline creepy name I could ever dream up (they should have just called it the MyDelicateCaress 4G while they were at it), it seems to have a somewhat better screen (except in in full sunlight of course, and it's lower-res too), a slightly inferior keyboard, and a slightly worse worse battery life; none of these are a issues when you consider that the MyTouch 4G is only $350 or so, maybe even cheaper.

But enough about the MyFondle; That's not what this thread is meant to be about. Moreso than a debate between D3's and MT4G's, this is really meant to be a discussion detailing the stance of the D3 as far as where it stands in comparison to the other phones in its league (league referring to generation, physical size range, processor details, etc.), including the Galaxy S II, Epic 4G, etc., as well as comparing their various available current-gen processors and graphics chipsets in terms of power consumption, raw speed/benchmarks, and special attributes (meaning certain abilities/optmizations/extensions that allow for better handling/acceleration of specific things such as Flash, certain video formats, or 3D).

Like for instance, I notice that many phones in our native OMAP gaggle seem to be sporting the Cortex A9 4440 or 4460, or even the 4470; do you think our 4430 hinders us significantly?

And, like everyone, I've always wondered about the D3's graphics performance versus the sheer retard-strength of the iPhone.

I'm also wondering, in our pursuit of a physical keyboard, are we allowing Moto to bone us a little as far as making concessions on the specs of our phones in exchange? Do these minor concessions cause us to lag behind?
[Motorola Droid 3] The-Captain:
Very interesting post..... coming from a Droid Incredible, the speeds seems about the same. However, I will say this, Motorola UI slows down the phone a lot more as compared to other UI, such as Sense. The processor isn't the problem, it is the UI slowing it down. That is why the iPhone is so fast, it has a simple UI.
[Motorola Droid 3] Savior057:
Hmmm... As a side-note I definitely plan to root my D3 and run that de-bloatware script I've been hearing about, but is there a good ROM, or maybe a rooted option to shut off Motoblur in order to speed up the performance?

I'm increasingly convinced I bought the best keyboard-equipped phone on the market (not that it's going to matter in a year or so when the 2.5GHz quad-core/128GB/Android 4.8 "BananaBread" DROID4 5G comes out, but it's still nice to bask in the glow of having top-of-the-line Android gear, even if it's short-lived).

Anyone else have any comparisons, technical or experience-based input?
[Motorola Droid 3] gravenimage:
A lot of people are very pleased with the few roms we have, MonsterRom and SteelDroid being our heavy hitters at the moment, but we also have darkdroid and narcotics just hitting the scene. I've been running monster for a while now, and the way I describe it, is wicked fast. Comes with the stock android launcher, though I use Launcher Pro, which itself is much faster than motoblur. Give some of the roms a try, see if you like them :)

sent from my MONSTERDroid3 from the XDA app
[Motorola Droid 3] poetryrocksalot:
If it wasn't for the crappy bloated Motoblur interface and skinning, the Droid 3 would have been the best qwerty phone out today.

BTW, I used to own the T-Mobile G2 and it's keyboard is exactly what the MyTouch 4G is based on. The T-Mobile G2 has better click and response. The MyTouch 4G keys are indeed smaller than the G2 and definitely flatter. The only upgrade is the LED indicators for Shift and Fn.

The MyTouch 4G's keyboard is not slightly inferior. Rather, it is a huge disappointment.
[Motorola Droid 3] The-Captain:
I think this pretty much sums it up.
[Motorola Droid 3] edmann:
Performance Anxiety

I had the verizon XV6700 with Windows 4.5 OS..or something. I spent a lot of money on that phone ... it was a painfully slow, quirky, dial-up speed browser. I used it for a month then gave up in anger/frustration and got an LG w/keyboard. I had to wait 2 years till the D1 came out, which did everything I expected from their advertised of the XV6700 to do and more. I bought the D3 a couple months ago. Did not activate, but waited for root. Rooted and debloated I ran a Quardrant score of 2411. Smartbench score of 3590. Thats 1037points below the Galaxy S2 1.5ghz. Thats also w/motoblur. Hopefully we'll be able to double the speeds like my OG D1 did from 550ghz to jdlfg 1266ghz (1100ghz daily driver). My i7 1.7ghz Alienware with ThrottleStop 3.0 OCs to about 3600ghz. I'm expecting the dual core phones to clock high w/minimum problems. I think I made the best choice, of course untill proven wrong. You may want to try V6 SuperCharger scripts from zeppelinrox. Follow instructions to the letter. It rocks!
[Motorola Droid 3] LifeInAnalog:
...but don't forget, according to the OP, you have the XT860 (like me), not the D3. Very similar, but besides the root and recovery, there are no ROMs to speak of.