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[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] amitkool21:
i have the same problem someone please reply :(
[LG Optimus 2x] niko_droid:
Hi everyone. This is not a big problem or anything, but I still haven't found a solution. On my LG from WIND, android version 2.2.2 (the P999, so not sure if I should've posted this in the G2X forum), when i use voice control to send a message, after saying the message, there is an option to add more to the message. However when I press the little mic, nothing happens. I have seen the tutorial vid, and the recording just doesn't start for me.

As I said, not a huge issue, but would be nice if somebody knows the solution.
[LG Optimus 2x] kolo2x:
Haven't really tried sending messages via voice. I've been off stock FW (I have a p990) for a while so I can't really verify that on LG's messaging app.
[LG Optimus 2x] niko_droid:
hmm. i figured it would be a tough one. thanks anyway though.
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] alexrodri0:
well i wanted to make a fully customizable rom, and since that aint possible yet, i tried to make it as customizable as possible

-Interop Unlock/Chevron
-Allow max number of unsignd applications
-Prevent phone from relock
-OEM apps from HTC Omega
-10 extra themes

i know theres bugs and other stuff so please report

will attempt to make the most out of it

How to install/requirements:

DFT HSPL or RSPL

A HTC HD7/Schubert

Download:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0X8FMAY4

will post more info later when i have more time
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] vinhnv19831000:
great! thanks alexrodri0 very much.

I Like the background color very much.

but this release still have some errors:

1. Dialer without number

2. sometime the phone is too hot.
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] alexrodri0:
thank you for letting me know.

not sure why the phone heats up, its a stock tmo rom with regedits but ill look into it.
[HTC Aria General] pa.em:
The "liberated Aria 2.2.2 final" italian language is included?

Thank you
[HTC Aria General] tpbklake:
If it doesn't then Liberated Aria 2.2 FR008 does for sure. The 2.2.2 version was based on the AT&T Froyo release where as the FR008 version was based on the Gratia international Froyo ROM.
[HTC Aria General] TR_HTC:
I have Liberated Aria FR008 and can confirm that Italian is included.
[Motorola Droid 3] Dri94:
hey i noticed how ios has amazing hacks once you jailbreak it. things that you didnt even know would be possible with the device. are there hacks like this with android? i love my droid and wanna see everything it can do. post your top hacks to help me out :]
[Motorola Droid 3] force1stiptopped:
Search the word "root" or go to the android development area of the D3 forum and your mind will be blown..
[Motorola Droid 3] Dri94:
i have steeldroid 3.0 its great. i mean things lik cydia for the iphone, where its a market that just features thousands of user developed mods
[Motorola Droid 3] Benjamin150:
Ha! Oh yes my friend. We have "root" our jailbreaking term, and much more. We have more stock that we can do that you cannot do on a jailbroken iPhone. But yes, to theme it and have super user access you need to root.
[Motorola Droid 3] jarzy00:
Definitely look into rooting. just know that 1) it voids your warranty if something gets messed up(but same with jailbreak of iphone anways so who cares) 2) RESEARCH before your start messing with things and read up on things because i can tell u from firsthand experience, your going to brick your phone if you do not put some solid time into research. i bricked my phone because i just wanted my phone to look cool and i didnt care about the effects it would have. I flashed a "non flashable" zip on my phone and that was the end of that haha. I am by no means a pro. I only recently got into the rooting of the phones this past year and a half or so. But XDA is a great way to learn what you dont know already. I learned almost everything on this website. The people here are extremely knowledged(a lot more than me lol) and someone will always be there to answer questions you have. Once you root.. a whole new lifestyle emerges

:D
[Motorola Droid 3] jellman:
jailbreaking is nothing compared to root acess

acess to system files basically able to modify anything you want. ios has "live wallpapers" once you jailbreak not! more like looped mp4s. android is open source has widgets flash. ios doesnt compare.

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wut he said ^^ XD
[Motorola Droid 3] Dri94:
Im guessing you guys missed it but i have rooted already. i have SteelDroid3. its great but i meant things like running different OS's, emulators, and the simple tweaks like modding the actualy system, to like make the camera focus faster. stuff like that. and cydia ofcourse. i heard there were emulators just dont know where to get stuff liket aht though :/ You are definitely rigth about it having more access without even rooting though, droid kills iphone. I just miss all the customizations of ipod
[Motorola Droid 3] dpwhitty11:
You can find most emulators on the market or online. I have a nintendo64, gameboy color, and gameboy advance emulator I found on the market.

We also just found out about the camera app rom the Atrix. If we replace our camera app with that one, everything about the camera speeds up.

Its also all about looking in the right place for stuff. Instead of having Cydia, we have XDA.
[Motorola Droid 3] poetryrocksalot:
Here's you answer. Flashing ROMs and Rooting is like jailbreaking. I see no purpose for rooting unless you want to flash a custom ROM.

Rooting also allows you to use apps that need to be rooted, like Titanium backup and one of those screen shot apps.

As for hacking after rooting? I have no idea. Just install personalization and productivity apps.
[Motorola Droid 3] spunker88:
Many apps that would be in Cydia are already in Google's Market since it is not as restrictive as Apple's. You can find console emulators there. For phone specific tweaks and programs this forum is a good place to check. Its harder to find hardware tweak programs since there are so many Android phones and only one iPhone. But for software there is a lot out there, custom stuff and beta apks if you want to try them.
[Motorola Droid 3] Jerminator617:
I really don't think there is much you can do with iOS

I mean yeah there's some customizing

but I've never seen a fully customized ipod or iphone
[Motorola Droid 3] Dri94:
i forgot about that. that makes since of why a cydia like app wouldnt work. well it would but it would take some work. But thanks that cleared most of the stuff up for me. Im going to look up the emulators and see if there are any tweaks on here :]

youtube. most people dont know everything the iphone can do but their customizations are crazy in numbers compared to android.
[Motorola Droid 3] poetryrocksalot:
I don't think so. I think there are many customizations on the hacked iPhone because it's restricted some features in the first place.

I think to you Android doesn't have any customizations because there are so many customizations in the first place without the need for rooting that you're convinced that rooting it doesn't do much at all (besides custom Roms).

Call it an illusion?

Otherwise show us some things the jailbroken iPhone can do that a non-rooted Android device can not.
[Motorola Droid 3] Dri94:
YOutube this stuff:

graviboard

barrelroll 3d [the ability it has to switch animations without having to flash]

cydia elite pro theme [compare that to a normal iphone theme. they can change their signal bars to be wateva symbol or picture, color of their time, how many icons on the screen, everything, without having to flash their device]

thats just a couple. im not saying iphone better but it has better customizations.
[Motorola Droid 3] poetryrocksalot:
Barrel 3D (do you mean Barrelroll 3D or Barrel 3D?)

Try LauncherPro by Federico and change the transition effect to whatever you like.

Graviboard

Here are some similar stuff: "Shake Them All!" by YOUGLI and "Seeds of Life" Live by We Like CAPS!

Cydia Elite Pro

The hard way: flash a custom ROM or design your own ROM

The incomplete way: download a custom launcher like LauncherPro, or some apps that appear in the notification tray like Quick Settings.

The best way: create demand for it, start asking for it, petition for something like Cydia Elite Pro.

BTW, with LauncherPro you can: change scroll animation, set number of columns/rolls/icons, change your dock at the bottom, hide notification bar on top. And LauncherPro is only one of many launchers.

Furthermore, believe me when I say it's possible. There used to be an app for Windows Mobile to modify the icons and appearance of the notification tray on top of the screen. I think that if Windows Mobile can do it, then Android can do it. So what can you do? Talk to the person who developed the Windows Mobile app and tell him to join Android development. As for the name of the app and the developer; I don't remember who made it or what it's called but I am not lying to you.

What you've asked for are 100% possible on Android. What you need is patience and to be able to ask for it.
[Motorola Droid 3] Rotkaeqpchen:
Sorry Dri94 but why don't you just use your Droid 3 for a couple of weeks and test and try everything instead of comparing everything with the i*hone. When I switched from Symbian to WinMo 6 I did the same.
[Motorola Droid 3] Androidsims:
If you're worried about having to "flash the device" to get custom features then Android is too advanced for you, get an iPhone. All those Cydia tweaks do is change little pieces of Apple's crappy ass launcher. Flashing a ROM gives us an entirely customized and optimized version of Android. There's hundreds of system wide themes you can apply with Theme Chooser, which is built into CyanogenMod.
[Motorola Droid 3] Dri94:
THanks you helped alot ! this is what i was looking for. Well im a photo editor and a java programmer, ill see if i can start my own work on creating in depth themes like that, and ask people here in the community for help. People here seem to be geniuses at coding. its really cool to see!!!

If you read, instead of being douchey to the iphone, you woudl see i already flashed my device, its not too advanced for me. I keep getting talked to dumb because i use the word iphone, its not forbidden and its a good device. Android is better but its dumb to say iphone isnt good at all, and to treat me like im dumb because i like both devices... its just an inconvience if im walking around and need to flash my device just to get different things. i often try 20 different things before i choose one. CyanogenMod is still in alpha btw. when it comes out then i will definitely use it tho. it looks awesome
[Motorola Droid 3] poetryrocksalot:
Also, I tried to remember the name of the apps that I used to tweak the notification tray, but I just can't find it (not even searching by history on XDA). If I remember the app, I'll tell you and I suggest you contact those developers. Based on my experiences as a consumer, some developers do listen.
[Motorola Droid 3] girron:
I have both iPhone and Note 3

lifehacker (dot) com/5916593/ forget-android-the-iphone-is-a-better-phone-for-hacking-tweaking-and-customization

This link sums it up. I literally have more tweaks and customizations on the jailbroken iPhone than I do with my rooted Note 3. QuickDo, reveal, bitesms, phantom (for snapchat), pandora downloader, mewseek, codescrambler, cyueye, f.lux, flagpaint, folderenhancer, rageboard, quickphoto, locationholic, luna, octopus keyboard (blows any android alternative away) protecti, spotdict, springtomize, and zeppelin.

I love the note 3 though, hands down better in terms of everything. size, speed and specs. I just think that the Cydia/Jailbreak community is much more integrated and tighter. Jailbreak is easy to get rid of and go back to stock without having to worry about any KNOX flags being tripped etc. Simply restore with iTunes and that is it. I would like to see some of the tweaks I mentioned and maybe have a more centralized repository, especially for us new to android from ios
[Fascinate General] daskydivr:
FIRST BEFORE READING THIS, PLEASE LOOK AT THIS SITE TO ACTIVATE YOUR SAMSUNG FASCINATE TO PAGEPLUS TOWERS: http://www.kittywireless.com/pageplus/activation.html

After a NEW ACTIVATION you must program your device, read this step-by-step process to completely activate your phone:

STEP 1: Please remove the battery from your device, wait 15 seconds, and put it back in.

STEP 2: Provided the device you wanted it ported onto is a native Verizon device, you should be able to dial *22890 then press SEND/TALK. This will complete the Over-the-Air Programming process. NOTE: If for some reason *22890 SEND/TALK does not work, try dialing *228, Pressing SEND/TALK, and then selecting Option 1 for OTA Programming.

STEP 3: Once the Over-the-Air process is done, hit the next/continue/exit button that it gives you, and let your phone power cycle. It may also say "press any key to exit", and that's OK too. If it does not turn off and on again on its own, please turn it off and on again manually.

STEP 4: Make an outgoing phone call. PLEASE BE ADVISED: When you make your FIRST OUTGOING CALL on your device, you will need to press 1 for English, or 2 for Spanish, and follow the prompts. You cannot receive incoming calls until you make one outgoing call to go through this process first. WARNING: YOU MUST make your first outgoing call within 1 week of this activation or else you risk losing this ported-in phone number!

STEP 5: Make an incoming phone call to your phone from another line. Congratulations, your phone is ACTIVATED and PROGRAMMED! :D

STEP 6: [OPTIONAL] Purchase a plan here: https://www.pagepluscellular.com/Online Store/Minutes.aspx
[Fascinate General] siloowns:
i love how that activation site says they give u a free $2 credit..lol, pageplus gives that everyone so they can make a test call..

thats false advertisement.
[LG Optimus 3D] FC360:
I decided to download and install PC suite to backup my phone data to laptop but I seem to have hit a snag LG suite doesn't seem to be displaying anything right. I'm getting no letters except 1 word saying *null and a Number which seems to be some kinda version but no other text. When I hover over the gear thing a small box appears but there is nothing in it just a empty white floating box. When I run the update agent it finds my phone and mass storage works just the lg suite that doesn't seem to work. Am I missing some font pack or something since it only seems to be text that's missing?

I'm running windows 7 64 bit would this make a difference? According to LG site windows 7 is supported

Here is a screen shot
[LG Optimus 3D] FC360:
Decided to try running the program today and it worked which makes no sense as I haven't changed anything I'm just happy I can finally sync data with my laptop and do this update which apparently got released the other week.
[General Questions and Answers] Colton127:
I upgraded my line (contract was over) on AT&T to a Galaxy S II on October 5th. x, AT&T has a 30-day exchange policy. Meaning, if a better phone than the Galaxy S II comes out by November 5th, I can exchange it.

The only possible phone that I can think of is the Nexus Prime. To think about it: The Galaxy S II is an AMAZING phone, simply brilliant. But if the Nexus Prime is better...I'll want that, right?

So, that leads me to a few questions:

1. Could the Nexus Prime possibility be released before the 5th of November?

2. How do you think the Nexus Prime will compare to the Galaxy S II? Will it feature MAJOR features, over the Galaxy S II?

3. Will the Galaxy S II get ICS? I'd like quite a bit of software updates from Sammy, but I know the community here at XDA will have many versions of Android running on the S II for quite a long time.

Thank you!

P.S: Sorry if I posted this thread in the wrong section, these forums are just too big!
[General Questions and Answers] Sjael:
The Nexus Prime is pretty much a Google-branded Galaxy S II HD, which is pretty much a refresh of the Galaxy S II. That is to say, an S II with a 720p screen and faster processor to match.

The biggest advantage though, is Ice Cream Sandwich. Which the S II probably won't get for a while.

It's supposed to be being unveiled in all of two days time, at which point we should get a real release date. :)
[General Questions and Answers] Colton127:
Thanks for your input. One of the selling points of the Prime over the GSII is it being by Google. That means more software updates and better support. GSII is probably going to be outdated in terms of software soon, but the Prime will receive 16 months of updates :/

The 720p screen seems to be an OVERKILL IMO. Really, 720p? There is no telling how much processing power and battery life that giant will use! Damn, I bet the quality is amazing the AMOLED, though.

On the other hand, I have found myself attached to the external buttons on my Galaxy S II. They really save screen space.
[General Questions and Answers] kdelinux:
1. Could the Nexus Prime possibility be released before the 5th of November?}}}}}} since the Nick name is Droid prime. I Don not believe the GSM will be coming out that soon{{{{{

2. How do you think the Nexus Prime will compare to the Galaxy S II? Will it feature MAJOR features, over the Galaxy S II? }}}} made by Google, enough said{{{{

3. Will the Galaxy S II get ICS? I'd like quite a bit of software updates from Sammy, but I know the community here at XDA will have many versions of Android running on the S II for quite a long time

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[General Questions and Answers] Phoneguy589:
My opinion is that Google and Samsung were hoping that the i9250 Nexus Prime would have been in and passed be the FCC by the 11th so the could announce it but it didn't pass in time so they postponed it.
[General Questions and Answers] seriouser:
It's been said it was postponed out of respect for Jobs.
[General Questions and Answers] wonglynn2004:
For me, I love the 720p display best. nothing would beat this.

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oh yeah, forgot to say , ICS also.
[General Questions and Answers] aleks_:
I for one would also like to know how the heck this new screen will fare as far as battery life goes......I mean will people need to be forewarned that watching a movie at 720p can drain your battery faster than you can say Ice Cream Sandwich? If you catch my drift? But I have to say this is enticing though.....it will almost surely make me regret buying the SG2 because then I know I don't have the best phone anymore. I love the SG2 but when this does come out with the GSM version I know I'll be wanting it. Phones are moving too fast.....especially Sammy with all their different variants of the galaxy line. (sighs)
[General Questions and Answers] Remix2011:
Going by the spec rumours floating around the net it could posiblly end up having a weaker front and back camera then the Galaxy S2 and no SD-card support.

The only thing confirmed is the 720p display which is greater then the SGS2,even though i don't really understand the advantage of this.
[General Questions and Answers] Phoneguy589:
It was just my opinion.... I am sorry for the loss of Steve Jobs and my deepest condolences go out to his family and friends but I think it would have looked bad for Google/Samsung if they announced a phone that didn't pass through the FCC. I know what was said about them postponing the announcement but I my opinions about it.
[General Questions and Answers] ph00ny:
They need an approval from the FCC to announce a product? It wouldn't have mattered anyways since it's scheduled for november release
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Alucardis666:
I ask because I don't know the location of them on the SD card and when ever I mount my phone via USB or restart it my matrix live wallpaper is cleared and it defaults to a blank grey wallpaper which seems to be stock for the theme I'm running. Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] sailador:
use the app called app 2 sd. It can move your apps to sd card or vice versa
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Alucardis666:
That seems to have done the trick. Thanks so much!
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JVogler:
So I know this is very general and vague question, why doesn't my tethering work. Here's the background of how I got here.

One of the first things I did when I got the Atrix back before the boot-loader was unlocked was root the phone, install GingerBlur (Kenneth Penn's Pseudo-ROM) and some APN mods to enable tethering. It's been a while, so I can't remember exactly how I did it...but I think all I had to do was switch APN's from 'phone' to 'tether' and then start mobile hotspot.

Since then I've flashed too many ROM's and themes and radios to count, but right now I'm back to KP's Alien build #4 (ROM only, not theme) and Shady's Arctic Blue theme if this matters, along with the unlocked boot-loader of course.

So I went to tether and didn't have a 'tether' APN. I downloaded a .zip file of APN's and restored them with APN manager. Now my laptop and netbook will connect to Atrix, but no data will be transferred. I searched all the tethering threads on Xda and have tried it all, including a few 3rd party apps for wifi tethering...but I'm stuck.

Sorry for the long explanation, but maybe someone has run into this same thing. I can get the hotspot, and 3rd party apps to connect...but no data will be passed to laptop. Also sometimes I get a 'limited connectivity' message from my network adapter icon on laptop.

Anyone see where I've messed up? I had it working perfectly before I unlocked boot-loader and moved to 2.3.4.

Thanks for any help.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WiredPirate:
Use the Wifi Tether app.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] twayneo:
Or just root and unlock bootloader and run hotspot patch with the nifty dos program our development made that does everything for you. :-)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] P-tek:
Okay... Long story short, I have an Infuse, which I flashed with the Gingerbread 2.3.5 leak using Odin this weekend (It was rooted and all was well before) I couldn't get my email to work correctlry, so like I dumb-a** I continued monkeying with it until I bricked it. (Insert laughter here)

After an hour or two, I was finally able to get it back into download mode and used GTG's Ultimate Unbrick to help my phone back to life. Link here for whoever needs it: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1116251

When it was all said and done, the phone was a F/W version 2.2.1 BB ver. I997UCKD5 kernel 2.6.32.9 FROYO.UCKD5 build. (At least it sort of worked. Most apps fail and cause a force quit prompt. Google Talk authentication fails and I cannot reliably download any apps from the market)

I had a heck of a time getting it to root, but was able to do so. SU installed and binary updated to 3.0. I load up root explorer and go to /system/bin to replace the recovery file and have have hit a snag that I just can't get past. I changed the directory permissions to R/W and can rename the file, but every time I do so, if I leave the directory to copy the replacement recovery file, the file reverts back to it's original name. I have also tried just simply deleting it, which shows a confirmation message that it has been deleted, but when I go out of the directory and back in, it's there again. I have also just tried overwriting it or changing the file permissions to no avail. I'm totally perplexed.

I have tried using Odin to re-flash the Gingerbread, the Stock ROM, and the "unbrick" files again, just to get me to a different point, but they all fail in the partitioning phase or partially through the FS check.

Any thoughts? (I've been at this for a few days now and am ready to just start fresh with a new infuse, keeping this one as a test unit. LOL)

I'm looking spcifically for help getting this phone into the modified 3e recovery mode, so I can load new roms from the phone, or maybe a different ROM that I can load with Odin to make it work properly again...

Thank you very much in advance.