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[HTC Sensation] undercover:
So why did you cause all the grief in the first place?
[HTC Sensation] Artur_q77:
The developer who share with me RUU file tell me to don't send it to others, because it's newer untested version. Bugs are still here ;/ I don't know why...

But if You want there is a similar stuff available for everyone

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1283283

I hope it helps.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morfy50:
I have Exchange email setup on my S2 with ActiveSync. Email pushes fine but I'm trying to use the Sync schedule feature in Email > Account settings.

My Peak schedule is set to manual and times are 8am-5pm. Peak days are set to Mon-Fri. I don't want email sent to my phone when I'm at work because I'm on my computer and don't need it.

My Off-peak schedule is set to Push. So Sat-Sun and non-wotk hours I should get push email. The problem is none of this seems to work. Not sure if I'm doing something wrong.

Any days on the Peak schedule are colored white. The other days (Sat-Sun) are black.

Do have this setup correctly? it seems like I get push almost all the time.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzour:
Mine behaves the same way (Android version 2.3.4 with build UHKG7). I reversed the times for peak and off-peak, i.e., push during peak and manual during off-peak hours in your case, and it seems to follow the off-peak setting all the time... Don't know why this is happening, but I am surprised that not many users report on this problem... Can't prove it, but it might have something to do with the use of 12/24 hour format in time setting?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spawn_e_git:
I have the same problem.

I also have to set "roaming Data" on even though under the phone info it says that the phone is not roaming.

Mine seems to either push all the time or not at all. Annoying as I was the email to push during the working day and manually in the evening,

I'm surprised that this has not been reported more often.

I flashed to a 2.3.5 Frankenstien today and this made no difference.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzour:
Regarding "... to either push all the time or not at all," would you please check whether you set "push" in your off-peak schedule? Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spawn_e_git:
If I set PUSH in the peak and off-peak, the mail will be pushed all the time regardless of schedule.

If I set peak to push and off peak to manual. It will not push when the peak schedule becomes active.

It seems I must have push on both on and off peak to get the mail to push.

If either is set to manual or the data roaming is off, it will not push.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzour:
When we select Peak Days in Sync Schedule, the days selected (for peak hours) should be in DARK; NOT colored white. Under the same peak/off-peak hours defined before, I DARKENED the days selected for peak hours and it works for both peak and off-peak schedules. Would you please try and see if darkening the selected days work for you?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] claimui:
This is correct. It messed me up a lot too, and Samsung should really do something about this. The only hint is that Saturday and Sunday are white by default, and those are usually Off-Peak dates for most people.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzour:
Thank you for confirming, Claimui. Now we can move on with this important function working :)

I should have remembered the hint that Sat and Sun came in while by default, but a smart phone shouldn't count on user's awareness as such when we were eagerly setting it up to make it work.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spawn_e_git:
Hi.

OK I have been setting LIGHT as the peak days.

hhhhmmmmm.

Here's a shot of what I have now.

Hopefully Monday - Friday 07:30 to 16:30 Push. All other times Manual.

Lets see.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzour:
Yup that should work.. You should know after 16:30 today or, to expedite (as I did), adjust Peak End Time to the next hour and see if it switches to Manual, then adjust the Peak End Time back to 16:30. I still use Manual in "While Roaming" to avoid excessive charges when travelling overseas.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spawn_e_git:
I Played arund with this afterwards and it seems to work but if I change the schedule, I must sync manually to tell the server the change of times.

Is the "Push" function initiated by the exchange server or the phone. "Push" seems to mean that the server needs to know your schedule and thetrefore will require a sync to tell it of any changes.

Is this correct?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzour:
I am glad it works for you now.

You shouldn't need to sync manually after you change the times because the "Push" function (and other time periods) is stored in and initiated by the phone. Server is always there, the "Push" and other time periods only instruct the phone how often it should connect to the server to sync/check emails. After you set "Push" in Peak Schedule, for example, your phone "scans" the server very frequently, which can be seen by staying on the Sync Schedule and watch the little "spinning clock" goes on and off when your phone triggers the scan.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jr866gooner:
In looking to set mine 8:45 - 17:45 peak Mon to Fri then every 3 hours at weekend,would this be possible?

sent from t'internet
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzour:
You are a precise person :) You can set the starting and ending times, but the period (every three hours indicated above) must follow the ones listed in the Peak/Off-Peak Schedules. The closest seems to be every 4 hours..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morfy50:
I'm happy to report it's working for me too! My peak days are DARK and time is set to push from 17:00-08:30 (so all night). It's now 18:00 here and I've been testing this all day. It's running like a champ :D

No push all day - perfect

Push started at 17:00 - perfect
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jr866gooner:
Lol i work 830 til 530 and like to see my personal email come through, weekends am not likely to be at a pc charging my phone!

sent from t'internet
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tzour:
Great, Morfy50, and thank you for initiating this thread. Together we can now claim the case is closed :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spawn_e_git:
Mine is sorted!

The Dark days are work days.........Makes sense now:)
[HTC EVO 3D] pyovue:
I know how to access into the menus, but if I change my number and MSID without letting sprint know, what would happen? or would it not change since I didnt call sprint to authorize it? just wondering.
[HTC EVO 3D] jgreever:
Nothing, you have to call sprint. You could get a Google voice or similar account if you just want a different number to use without needing to change your number or call sprint.
[General Questions and Answers] wsgd:
As you know developers are rarely provided clicks through banner ads imbedded in free apps. This has prompted many to engage in Push Notification ads as an income source. This has caused a great deal of anger and has generated negative feedback, claims of malicious intent and banned apps.

I have a proposal which might be equaly beneficial for users and developers. Being upfront with users is essential. The arrangement that I suggest is to provide an opening message stating that by clicking 3 banner ads the user will have paid for the app and all additional ads will be removed. At this point a fully functional application will exist.

Does it sound like a plan?
[General Questions and Answers] elmcheung:
interesting idea, but i think most of the banner ad networks have a 'can't incentivate users to click the banners' clause in the terms and conditions. at least Admob does.

if you want to do this i think some ad providers have 'content locking' advertising - i've never used it before so perhaps someone else can comment.
[Galaxy S II General] demon_xxi:
Hello,

just got the white galaxy s2 and I'm not quite happy with screen brightness.

Though I can make it extremely bright in manual mode, the auto brightness is always too low. Sometimes it goes to dim mode and does not return back to normal even on bright lite from lamp.

already tried several roms not luck. is this a sensor issue or default levels on device?

-Sergey
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mangler1055:
I've been trying to learn up on apps to sd from reading several forums, and can't seem to find the right answers.

I've been rooting and ROMing for months now, but never had a need to push phones to SD. Now i think it's time, but have a few questions.

There's a Move to SD Card option under manager applications from the CM menu. How does that differ from the option to push apps to SD in titanium?

What's the story with ext3, ext4, and sd-ext partitions?

Do i need one of those, and if so which one?

I've noticed that when trying to put apps on sd using hte application settings, that i sometimes can't find the widget associated to an app. Is that normal?

Thnks for your help.

mangle
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s2kdave:
It's probably the same function. I haven't used Ti much though. I'm still a newbie with that app. The app itself has to support being put on the SD card in the manifest file for the app in order for you to be able to move it.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mangler1055:
thanks for the reply. I guess i'm trying to figure out what the benefit of having an SDcard partition is when it comes to off loading apps to the SD card. There have been plenty of views on the thread. I'm sure someone out there has the knowledge.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s2kdave:
The benefit is that it puts the bulk of the app on the the SD card to save space on your internal storage since those are usually smaller size than the SD card. It'll still save some data and prefs on internal storage but the apk for the app will be on the card. This is very useful for apps that are large like games which can sometimes be over 20MB.

You can read some of the developer docs here for more info on app2sd.

http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/install-location.html
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cmlusco:
Best way I have found to move apps to sd is to partition your sdcard with ext3 (ext4 if your kernel supports it) and then use the link2sd app from the market to move your apps, their lib files, and their dalvik-cache files to the sd-ext. Saves a ton of space on the /data and /data/data partitions.

Also if your running gingerbread you should check out jermaine151's ext4_no_data_limit mods. They take the tiny /data/data partition (usualy the cause of low space errors) and move it to the larger /data partition, eliminating the low space issue. It also converts the ext3 /data and /cache partitions to the faster ext4 file system, speeding up apps.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] tainka:
and how can I make from this file a live wallpaper?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] dikime:
It's in system/media , something like bootanimation.qmg (or similar, but it's a .qmg file).

And I don't know a thing about Live Wallpapers (exc. installing them), so can't help with that :/
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] firefds:
She doesn't need the QMG file but she needs a bootanimation.zip with .png files for the original S2 bootanimation
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] dikime:
Well yes, but I've never seen it packed like that.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] tainka:
somebody knows where I can find this zip file?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] rumz82:
Does this help?

Cant remember where I got it from though.......

View attachment 774298
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Greg Tolan:
Hi I have searched for an answer but couldn't find one. For those running the ICS rom based on the sdk: how is the camera app? Is digital zoom enabled on the NS? Is there 0 shutter lag or is that a hardware requirement? Thanks.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shahravi94:
The camera app is pretty nice. Time laps works but panorama is buggy as heck. Im sure itll be fine in the final release. There is no digital zoom and there is no 0 shutter lag. Im not sure if the 0 shutter lag will b included in the final release but i doubt it.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Greg Tolan:
Damn I was really hoping for digital zoom in the stock app. I realize I can crop it but having dzoom negates that step. Oh well.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rem3Dy:
Next time please just ask the question in one of the ics threads...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bervin:
Hi, is it okay if i take the juwe11 ramscript out of androidmeda init/d and put it in the rom i'm using now which is touch power x?? Please help me as i'm not sure if it will benefit me or make things worse. Thanks!
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
So there you go, 2nd gen phones are officially a failure and yes you can call me a hater I don't care.

Microsoft killed the Zunes so they should have made it mandatory that every OEM offers at least one 32GB+ model. If you want people to ditch their PMP give them a good reason to or they might end up ditching it for an iPhone.

http://www.wpcentral.com/it-s-official-samsung-focus-s-has-16gb-non-expandable-storage

Edit: Let me just temper that by saying they're a failure mostly for us who already have a 1st gen phone. I guess for 1st time buyers there is some incentive but not so much (no extra storage, no microSD support, no hardware keyboard)
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Ah well. Looks like I'll just hang onto my original Focus. Too bad about this.
[Windows Phone 7 General] contable:
Same here, I will stay with my OMNIA 7.

For 1st gen device owners it´s not very interesting to buy a 2nd gen device.

In my eyes a marketing failure...

Personally I don´t need more storage than 16GB and who is using permanently the FFC ?

I always used only simple voip calls without video and besides I absolutely like my OMNIA 7.
[Windows Phone 7 General] arturobandini:
Yet another wp7 phone with disappointing specs and insufficient storage.

Finally I am not really surprised if WP7 is failing.

People who love media and need decent storage will probably move to Android or iOS.
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikroland:
I don't care because I'm waiting for the Nokia dual core 4+" Amoled screen LTE Tango phone that will hopefully be here before Q2 of next year.... And if it isn't, I'll just get an Apollo phone in Q4 of 2012 because my focus is still doing a great job and I can wait till then if necessary.

Sent from my Windows Phone Mango Focus using Board Express
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
I think you mean apollo? Lol. Color me surprised about this phone. These oems are not clueless though. They simply don't care since the old hardware they're using is cheap ad hell and majority of their sales are on android. Samsung sales more bada devices than wp7 at this point. These devices are failing heard at what was supposed be their strongest feature (doubling up as a Zune HD).
[Windows Phone 7 General] VelJharig:
I don't see how they expect the devices to sell as a Zune HD replacement, or as a device that is competitive to any of the current high-end smart phones when the OEMs provide sub-par specs on every new WP device. Count me as another one that is sticking with my Focus... and I would have upgraded to the Focus S if they had put a decent amount of local storage in. I'm constantly shuffling things on/off my Focus with 24 GB now, so I'm not going with a smaller storage device.

They don't really have any excuses for the skimping either, as the current GS2 comes in 16 or 32 GB local storage. They've put a cheaper single-core processor in already (and I understand the reasons there), but the Focus S is selling for the same price as a GS2... so there's no excuse to also cut back local storage. This is quite disappointing, as I had already ruled out Nokia's current offerings because of the lack of FFC and small screen size.

I don't want to wait until generation 3 of WP before getting a new device, but the next possibility looks to be the Nokia 900 sometime in the first half of next year. MS really needs to get the OEMs in hand and have them put out devices that have competitive hardware to the other platforms (iPhone 4S, Samsung GS2, Nokia N9, etc.), or they need to start producing their own devices ala XBox. They can't do much worse than the OEMs, as every new device has been a disappointment in one area or another. At this point, I'd be happy if we were getting clones of Android device hardware.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
If my current Focus was limited to 16GB like the Focus S is, it would be nearly full. And that's without videos. Fortunately my current Focus has the ability of expanding up to 40GB. That's worth a lot to me.

I think I will overlook any new WP7 hardware until MS gets real with it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] contable:
You replaced the internal SD-Card, right ?

I thought this is only possible for HD7 users...

In that case it would be very stupid if you buy a 2nd gen device...
[Windows Phone 7 General] Alcoholic:
Why anybody would need more than 16gb is beyond me. I have pretty much every app that I can think of installed and I still have 5 GB left.

No need to put pictures and songs because you can easily have those on the cloud.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Actually, unless the AT&T version of the HD7 is different, the Focus is immediately accessable to switch cards out, whereas the HD7 is not and requires a warranty voiding disassembly. The Focus doesn't come with a card and requires users to buy a card separately. But the access to the slot is as open and easy as any Android hardware. A 32GB card is my next option, which will give me 40GB with the internal 8GB.

---------- Post added at 05:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:18 PM ----------

Unfortunately for AT&T users, the Cloud is not a viable option because of the limited data service. I would never use it anyway for media. And 2GB of data each month is too small to constantly be streaming music and videos with.
[Windows Phone 7 General] JustinTV773:
this is exactly my situation. Couldn't agree more.

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[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Lol people still boasting the cloud as a storage replacement. What if you only have a 200-500 mb data plan?

Thebcloud is useful, very useful.

The cloud is useless as a replacement for true on-device storage.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Deleted member 2842059:
No one on this planet should be using a smartphone with 500 MB. You are inviting disaster of biblical proportions.
[Windows Phone 7 General] JustinTV773:
Yea 5GB of data at least

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[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
The only way I would feel comfortable streaming is with unlimited data.
[Windows Phone 7 General] JustinTV773:
5GB is pretty tough to run out while streaming music unless you are doing it hours without end. T-mobile has a 10GB option and you'd still be paying less and with better speeds than AT&T.

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[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
In the UK only one maybe two carriers offer over 500MB. Even if that wasn't the case, you don't get 100% coverage so you can't rely exclusively on the cloud. Not to mention scenarios where you travel or damage to your battery. I don't like calling people stupid but some should seriously think about what they say (not addressing you, just some previous posters). Everything on the cloud, really?
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Until the industry can produce a battery that can last 40 to 50 hours while streaming on data or WiFi, the Cloud will never be a viable alternative to internal storage for media playing. As it is right now, my iPhone 4 gets 40 hours for music playing and 10 hours for video playing. My Focus gets probably at least 20 hours music playing. Music playing combined with streaming would knock it down to a few hours at best.
[Windows Phone 7 General] JustinTV773:
When I stream it has little effect on my battery

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[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
It would be nice if someone would do a test of the BL for music/video playing with and without data/wifi. I'm sure the data/wifi impacts the BL significantly. On my iPhone 4, for 3G it will do 6 hours. For Wifi it will do 10 hours. Unless WP7 is mystical some kind of way, I can't see it besting those rates.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
I'm not calling you a liar but I doubt this is true unless you barely stream on your phone. Using TuneIn Radio for instance uses much more battery than just listening to music that's on my device. I'm pretty sure the same goes for everyone.
[Windows Phone 7 General] JustinTV773:
I don't listen to TuneIn I use slacker and Zune smartDJ

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[Windows Phone 7 General] ty67ty67:
Bunch of freakin' cry-babys!

Waahhh....next-gen Windows Phones only have up to 16Gbs of built in memory with no additional SD card support....waahhh!! BUNCH OF FREAKIN' CRY-BABYS! Personally, I currently own a Samsung Focus UPGRADED to 16 gbs of storage and have onboard roughly 3,000 songs and about 50 video files...on my....PHONE! Some how none of this has been a problem because I also have, lets see....a laptop...a home entertainment center with...oh yeah....a hard drive and an internet connection, just like my.....oh yeah, my Xbox! and....I also have an MP3 player, which I use for listening to....MUSIC. I could use my Windows Phone for listening to music (3,000 songs on board) but I'd rather use it for about a thousand other things because I have a car (with a HARD DRIVE, auxillary audio input i.e MP3 player and Satelite Radio) and...oh yeah a laptop...which reminds me (as does my phones Metro GUI) of this thing called Windows 8 coming soon to a tablet near you....which further reminds me of this other thing called THE CLOUD which is what all of this technology is leading to. Personally I have all 5,700 of my music files on Google Music...which I listen to on my laptop, my mp3 player, my home audio system and, oh yeah.....MY WINDOWS PHONE! Seriously people, if this is the only piece of hardware that you own, with no type of online integration....go and buy a Droid or whatever other media player you prefer.
[Windows Phone 7 General] makoute:
Actually my WP7, is pretty much the only hardware I own (I do own a computer, but I actually do not like to carry it with me everywhere I go). Not that I couldn't afford an mp3 player, but I don't want to carry around the extra device, that's why I brought a smart phone which has mp3 listed as a major feature. Why can't you just accept that hardware wise, manufacturers needs to step up their game when it comes to WP7.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ty67ty67:
I hate to be so critical but no, I really do not believe that manufacturers need to "step up their games" when it comes to onboard storage for WP7 or anyother PHONE os. To the contrary, I think that pursuing otherwise goes against where technology is headed.....integration of ALL of our devices THRU the Cloud.

Honestly, if my PC were the only other piece of hardware that I owned, I cannot imagine what kind of or how little of a life I would have to have to need more that 16GBs of media on my Windows Phone. I think its become more of an arbitrary OS-war measuring stick than anything else. IMHO.
[Windows Phone 7 General] nicksti:
Most popular iPhone 3GS = 8GB

Most popular iPhone 4 = 16GB

Most popular iPhone 4S = 16GB

Sales of each = more than any Android phone, including the GS2 could ever boast.

Yes, a 16GB no expandable memory phone is indeed a total failure because 16GB is enough for anyone.

Or maybe you have a hard time accepting that you are in the minority and are less relevant to OEMs.

Cmon guys, anytime this storage conversation comes up, do not mention the cloud, just mention how amazing the iPhone 3GS 8GB sales are even in 2011. That will shut people up.