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[Samsung Infuse 4G] zxrzxrxp:
hello, a few days I get the legendary infused, will have the 2.2.1, 2.3.6 and if I put one of the well in Italian? Italian menu? thanks
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parkourz:
I want to change font color for every text in my ROM, but I don't know exactly how to do this...

If I have to edit *.xml file, which program can do this? I've tried with Window's notepad and Notepad++, but there's an error and they don't want to open it...

Can somebody help?
[HTC Incredible S] bob8x:
Hello guys, I'm here asking about your Incredible S, because I' m not 100% sure about buying it...

Esthetically I love it, the feeling of rubber it's wonderful: but I'm curious about how it's working this phone, opinion of people who use this phone everyday...

I would have already buy it, if it isn't that I've found Sensation for a difference of 80€.

Basically are u happy of this phone or u would throw out a window?? ( like me with my mega) a single core Vs a dual core is that much a difference???

Thank you.

p.s: rooting, flashing it's not a problem for me :P
[HTC Incredible S] Andrew_han:
Personally I love my incredible s...and the devs have been great! Screen is much better than the sensation but the dual core would be nice.. camera is also much better on the incredible s though...anyways I love my is!
[HTC Incredible S] suchevent:
i love my incs. the physicality of the phone is just what i wanted in a phone. great screen, great size, great feel. also, the dev support/interest is getting better by the day.

i imagine a dual core phone would be a little more snappy but also more battery hungry, but i can't say for certain since i don't have any experience with it. as far as single core phones go, you will not be disappointed.

ps battery life could be better but that's sense ui for ya. it's power hungry. i'm running miui and battery life has increased dramatically.

pps if you want a fair comparison, you would have to wait for someone who has tried both phones.
[HTC Incredible S] ajeya:
look here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1218788

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1217136
[HTC Incredible S] santhoshpirate:
if u opt for single core phone and better battery life .. you should go for Inc S .. if u need dual core for far more better performance u can shift to sensation or xperia arc s.....

but in my opinion Inc S gives a great competition for dual core phones being a single core phone.
[HTC Incredible S] fridaycider:
comparison

I bought both phones at the same time and the sensation just how can i put it just not sensational.the screen just didn't have any appeal to it unless you cranked up The brightness but even then didn't look that impressive.The sensation in every day use didn't just didn't feel as nice as the incredible s it was just laggy, I know software updates and custom roms can overcome this but the incredible s just felt snappier.

The camera on still shots on both phones seem very on par with each other but unless you take alot of video the incredible s takes some nice shots.

the overall feel of the incredlible s is nicer but for the size of the phone the sensation is a nice phone.

I actually had three phones to choose from and the other was the desire s and in the end it was a choice between the desire s and incredible s ,of which i chose the incredible s and i am very happy with choice..
[HTC Incredible S] zukri90:
Incredible s is more incredible than sensation by the amount of custom roms \m/
[HTC Incredible S] Nonverbose:
I am extremely happy with my IS, best $270 I spent in a long time.
[HTC Incredible S] mhike:
I also love my incredible s, with its curve back cover..and the vivid color of the screen..
[HTC Incredible S] jul644:
iv had both twice started with IS than to sensation than Back to IS the IS is much better phone dosnt have the cutting edge but it dose it right
[HTC Incredible S] hussainmushahid:
the sensation has the greatest dev support if you consider number of ROMs than any other HTC phone.It is also better in every aspect.

The fact is that the IS is a single core last gen Android device, if you choose Android and have the money, go with a dual core phone whether its a Sensation or a GSII or a GN.

If you consider single core devices then pick the IS if you want good dev support or pick the Arc S if you want amazing looks.The IS sadly didn't became too popular with the devs as dual core devices started popping up one month after its launch and in addition, it didn't brought any thing new to the table(a IS is simply a upgraded DHD)

On topic, no.There is no reason to pick the IS over a Sensation unless you're getting it for a very cheap price.

the IS was made to deliver what the users want and it does it job very well, it looks good, performs good and packs a bunch of features but now after 9 months of its launch, there are better options available.
[HTC Incredible S] incrediblealex:
I wouldn't suggest getting a HTC. I like my IS its just I don't like sense and when you install a custom rom the camera is alot worse which means you get trade offs each way which you shouldn't have to on a new phone.
[HTC Incredible S] TransporterxJ:
You just took the word right out of my mouth.

@TS, i have both phones and i recommend you to get a sensation xe or xl, there is no reason for you to pick a sensation over incs if you want a good performance and display phone. Of course you can choose incs if you want good battery life, and it has nice custom roms as well.
[HTC Incredible S] esbenm:
Try both in the hand, that was the deciding factor for me, IS fits well in the hand and pocket, Sensation is big and clumsy.

Sensation has a larger screen and dual core. However IS has a better screen of decent size and feels plenty fast.

The stock UI is now the same.

IS has worse audio quality but neither is suitable for listening to music indoors.

Sensation will get ICS from HTC and Incredible S will not, if that is important for you, get the Sensation.
[HTC Incredible S] jul644:
humm

the IS has a better quality screen, much much better colour reproduction and better viewing angles (thats a fact)

the IS for most people fits much better in your band than the bigger and rounded sensation,

the IS has rotating buttons that the sensation dose not

the IS has a better back camera for pictures (fact)

the IS has a better front camera , higher res (fact)

the main reason the IS is better is because of the screen (you know the part you use every times you use your phone)

the sensation has dual core which means 1080p recording (quality isnt there tho)

the sensation has much better dev support no question

the sensation has .3" more screen and a higher resolution (qhd) which isnt that great for web pages because 4.3 inches still makes you zoom
[HTC Incredible S] h.han:
To me, give IS due core while keep everything else unchanged, then I will have a device which is simply, perfect.
[HTC Incredible S] hussainmushahid:
1.The Sensation uses two screens, one made by SHARP and the other by Acer, now some users like the SHARP one while others like the Acer one so its their personal opinion.The IS uses the Acer one and the pixel density is also higher on the Sensation.If your main requirement is a good screen then SAMOLED+ is the way to go.

2.They both fit perfectly well(I've used them both) its not like that Sensation is a Galaxy Note.

3.Rotating buttons, what's so special ? they don't even work in AOSP ROMs.

4.IS is slightly better when it comes to camera, you can compare it using the gsmarena compare tool.The reason behind this is because the Sensation compresses even more pictures than the IS.But then again, choosing a single core phone over a dual core phone just for a slightly better camera is not feasible.

Nevertheless HTC sucks at cameras due to excessive noise compression, even my N900 took better pictures than my IS, its better to get a Samsung if you want a good camera.

5.I haven't used the front cam so cant say.MP don't make much difference when it comes to quality but I can expect VGA to suck.

6.No, the IS is better in no ways compared to a Sensation except for its battery but one can always do with a extended one as all Android phones suck in the battery department.The IS isn't priced good too, I can get a Galaxy S or a Nexus S for $100 cheaper.

7.Dual core phones are better in performance than single core phones and are future proof, the IS won't live a long life.Plus the Sensation just like almost every other dual core phone will be getting ICS officially.The IS wont.

8.Well nothing to comment on the developer support

9.Having a higher resolution is always better as there is more sharper text and you can fit more in the screen.WVGA is getting old now with qHD and 720p phones coming out.
[HTC Incredible S] Blodia:
IMO, if you're on a budget get the Incredible S.

If you're looking for a dual-core phone, I suggest getting Samsung's dual-core offerings. I have both IncS and Sensation, and frankly I don't see the performance difference between them. Right now anyway.
[HTC Incredible S] kaijura:
There are little differences you can see between single vs dual and even duo vs quad.

The Transformer performs half a second (500 milliseconds) slower than the Prime in heavy JavaScript browsing and we're talking about a 2core to 4core and 400 MHz core increase.

More cores never means faster or double speeds in any life situation unless the software is written for it.. 97% of the apps on the market are probably written for single core instructions.
[HTC Incredible S] larzy:
They are similar phones but the main difference apart from sense version is the screen res and size. The sensations higher res screen is nice but the incredible has a more vibrant and better viewibg angles. From day to day use, I never notice any benefits of dual core
[HTC Incredible S] larzy:
And I have both so compare them...
[HTC Incredible S] System92:
I might be a little late to add some feedback but I guess it can't hurt :p

I got the Incredible S when it went on sale last summer and my girlfriend got the Sensation on sale as well a few months later so I've tried both and have a few remarks to make.

In terms of physical build quality, they both feel nice in the hand. However without a casing, I find the Sensation's aluminium body to slip more easily whereas my Incredible S feels safer in my hand.

I rooted mine and I'm running CM7 Nightlies. The Sensation in on stock Sense. I must say that there is a big difference in battery life between the two. The custom rom allows for more tweaking and without Sense the battery lasts much longer (very noticeable). In the same conditions, my phone takes quite a while to boot (almost a full minute :( ) and the Sensation turns on within 2-3 seconds :eek:. However I find the IS turns off slightly faster than the Sensation...

Besides boot times, I don't feel the extra power of the dual-cores. I was honestly disappointed by this as it didn't live up to my expectations. At the same time, it convinced me that my phone was still up to par encouraged me to keep it longer. On day-to-day tasks, I wasn't impressed by any speed improvements on the Sensation and felt that my IS wasn't lagging behind.

I haven't benchmarked her phone though to compare it to mine, nor have I taken the time to compare pictures or recordings. But I can say that you can't go wrong with the Incredible S. It's a very nice phone and is still up for a fight in today's dual-core age. They should both be on sale by now if money is a factor.

My closing comment and answer to OP's question: I never felt the urge to change my IS for a Sensation after trying it out. And yes, I would recommend it over the Sensation.
[HTC Incredible S] bigeyes0x0:
HTC phones has fast boot feature in Power settings. Turning that off and I'm sure it will be even slower than your Cyan IncS :D. I am also on Cyan and IMO Sense albeit looks good, does not necessary required and for me its additional functions are not so it's out :D.
[HTC Incredible S] System92:
I did not know that, thanks for sharing! :)
[HTC Incredible S] DragonDios:
I love the heck out of my INCS, the support from most of the Android development teams is alot of fun !!
[HTC Incredible S] giudicealdo:
INS is the right choice if you look at your wallet, you want a device that fits in your hands with no troubles and you are not particularly obsessed by the ultimate technology ... Because this phone is not included in the first wave of the Ice Cream Sandwich update. Probably it will never receive ICS by HTC. Beside,always HTC, did not release the camera drivers source code so far. Hence the custom ROMS cannot support camera yet.

I would not choose Sensation because its dual core competitors (SG II above all) are better devices.
[HTC Incredible S] Adde79:
Can just say I love my incs ;) Never had an issue with it being single core, its fast and stable.

If I in the future decide to get me a dual core it won't be the sensation. Comparing it with for example sgs2 (I'm not talking about facts or statistics now, just my personal thoughts and feelings) it feels like stone age. The screen feels plain boring and when I tested friends sgs2's and sensation's the sgs2 feels faster and more enjoyable.

Sorry for my bad English ;)
[HTC Incredible S] josalvmo:
Screen is very important to me, so 4 inch is just as convenient comparing with a 4.5inch or more.
[HTC Incredible S] TIT4N:
Well why did you list out Sensation? Try Sensation XE or XL . (with beats audio).

Comming to incredible S. Its a nice phone. But the video quality is not that much great when comparing with other mobiles. Take desire HD for comparison. And the Screen size. Sensation and Sensation XE has 4.3' screen , Sensation XL has 4.7' screen. Sensation has dual core processors and runs Adreno 220 which reduces the possibility of lags. Another important thing you will feel for in future is the Ice Cream sandwich . Its not officially available in Incredible S (not confirmed yet). HTC has confirmed about the ICS update.
[HTC Incredible S] samizarraa:
I think you can wait for new htc device

I think you can wait for new htc device
[HTC Incredible S] jf62:
Why should we wait - do you know what will come from HTC?
[HTC Incredible S] yeyang777:
sensation better
[HTC Incredible S] giudicealdo:
Waiting for the first native ice cream sandwich device by htc is definitely the best choice, even if probably not the best for your wallet. And I guess you should wait until April to be lucky.
[HTC Incredible S] djbenny1:
i really couldnt be happier with my IS - great phone

no intention of changing it between now and march next year, at which time i will have had it 2 years - unheard of for me! my samsung wave lasted about a month lol

if you can get an IS cheap, go for it I say
[HTC Incredible S] 0ndr4:
I wanted smartphone with single core CPU (2 core is useless) and 4" screen is the right size for me. So I buyed Incredible S and I am satisfied.

If you still don´t know what to choose, then pick your priorities.

- do you want the extra 1 core (to play some extra games) and lower battery life?

- do you mind the bigger size of the phone?

If this things don´t bother you (battery life and bigger size), then choose Sensation.
[HTC Incredible S] kaijura:
The best right now is the 1.5 ghz Adreno 220s with 1gb ram. Like Amaze and others.

Vs the incredible, the sensation is not gonna be noticeable with 1.2ghz DC and 768 ram.

But price per performance, the incredible is still better. US $200 vs $450ish.
[HTC Incredible S] pro0001:
I think IS is a good choice.
[HTC Incredible S] Matain:
I perfer IS. I just play game ,for instance , mordern combat, NFS,and so on, the single core is enough
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] o0wiz0o:
I found a cached process called 'talk' (the little white speech bubble). I ended this this morn and my battery life seems to have lasted a lot lot longer today. And the Android process no longer takes the most of my battery usage and has reverted back to being the screen that does so!

Are these coincidences? I still can't post in the relevant dev section so I put it here...

Edit: Using Hacksungs build 8
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gokussjx:
Indeed!

Probably not a coincidence.

The same thing has been reported by multiple users, all over the ICS forums.

Uninstall the default TALK app, & then reinstall TALK off the market. That's the solution. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diablosv36:
Thing is there is no Talk app on the market, there is Google Voice, but thats not the same thing!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] o0wiz0o:
Thanks. Uninstalled and will see how it goes... :-)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] bigbdroid:
Please tell me (in layman's terms) just what is a fully qualified domain name is exactly?

When I type

hostname -f

I get localhost in return.

It's the when I type

hostname

and I get the feeling that it should be somehow different.

I know this sounds dumb, but I'm very new to all this. I haven't used a computer since 1995 and I was just learning how to use one then. So please be nice?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] fratermus:
host.domainName.topLevelDomain

example: mybox.mydomain.com
[Optimus One, P500, V General] bigbdroid:
Okaaay. -----And please forgive my dumbness, because I haven't used a computer since 1995, and don't know what I'm doing. But I

am

trying to learn.---- So why does apache2 say it can't determine my domain name?

Sometimes it says cannot determine fully qualified domain name, the others it says cannot determine domain name via ::1 which I believe is IP v 6, other than I don't think my OV supports IP v 6.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] fabswabs:
what is written in /etc/hostname? That should be your hostname (the thing before the first dot in your FQDN (Full Qualified Domain Name)) and should be identical with the output of

# hostname

# hostname -f

gives you the full hostname. In order to have a hostname that represents a FQDN the hostname should consist of the hostname itself (let's call it donna) and a top level domain.

A top level domain is a standard domain name without subdomain, like example.com.

Now the FQDN would be

donna.example.com

As long as hostname -f doesn't give you something like that apache will always complain and use 127.0.0.1 as hostname.

Depending on your distribution you might have to do some more than setting the hostname in some file, but google should find plenty of examples via "how to set domain name {distribution_name}"
[Optimus One, P500, V General] bigbdroid:
/etc/hostname = NEWJUNK

That is what is written in my /etc/hostname file

NEWJUNK
[HTC Sensation] daschacka:
Hi @all,

i have tried so many roms, insertcoin, arhd, cm7, etc.... actually i got the best battery life with insertcoin. but i really dont like the htc sense slider, and this all htc hub stuff. and i didnt like the HTC dialer & contacts at all. i really like the stock android look very much... i saw that this stock look (with stock dialer) only is really in cm7. so i used it but it really drain my battery in 5hours. in battery users i allways saw android-system as main drainer. in insertcoin there isnt it, and it doesnt drain my battery life. what i really need is:

stock design in home screen,

htc clock design (Okay fancywidget is okay)

htc calender widget design

htc music widget design!

battery life like insertcoin

and important: Push messages for facebook & whatsapp ( i dont understand how push now works, i mean sometimes i get facebook notifications really fast and sometimes after a couples of hours)

beats audio would be nice

can you tell me an rom or a way to get this? thank you very much
[HTC Sensation] mattjorgs:
Sir, I'll give you this when you figure out how to divide by zero.

Swyped from my HTC Sensation using xda premium.
[HTC Sensation] Jonny:
If you don't like all the HTC sense stuff and apps and prefer the stock android look, why on earth did you decide to get a sensation by HTC, bit of a no-brainer if you ask me
[HTC Sensation] exb0:
build your own rom.
[HTC Sensation] daschacka:
the design of the htc sensation is one of the best ive seen, thats the reason
[HTC Sensation] exb0:
then run cyanogen with another kernel.
[HTC Sensation] kboater:
actually related to the OP's question,

Im coming from the Vibrant, which was originally skinned with Touchwiz. On the Vibrant we had plenty of non touchwiz roms that were non CM based. I guess the Dev's just stripped touch wiz out....

Ive noticed the non sense roms here are all based on CM, so my question is: is it much harder to strip Sense out of a stock rom then how they stripped touchwiz out for the Vibrant?
[HTC Sensation] Talon25:
You can try a sense ROM (ARHD) and use Rom Cleaner to remove HTC Sense or try the ARHD No Sense ROM and find the mods to bring back the HTC Widgets that you want...I personally think using a ROM Cleaner might be a bit easier.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rommelrommel:
Hi,

I'm using the default e-mail-app on my SGT 10.1 (P7510) (tasks ROM 8.0)

I have installed new ROMs several times and each time I have to add

the e-mail accounts (I have 5 accounts).

I tried Titanim backup (backup: batch, all apps with data), and a full restore of all apps+data after instaling a new ROM). Everything seems to work ...

but no e-mail accounts restored, I have to key-in them again.

What do I do wrong???
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] o0wiz0o:
I can't find the answer to this. With Semaphore kernel I used the ext4 addon. This does not seem to be applicable with ICS?

Although running smoothly and I understand it is still a Alpha build the Quadrant score are very low.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zhengod:
no ICS is on a completely different filesystem normal samsung is on rfs ics is on a completely different AOSP based filesystem you shouldnt even flash semaphore on ICS
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moon2:
I believe cm9 (teamhacksung's build) uses the yaffs2 filesystem.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gokussjx:
Firstly, Nope, there's been a huge leap from Gingerbread systems & interfaces. Its all changed through & through.

Secondly, Don't worry about the Quadrant scores. Quadrant is a waste of time. Literally.

Try 'Linpack for Android' for a proper benchmark. (Compare the MFLOPS)

SPOILER: Linpack scores of ICS has been higher than GB.... atleast for me ;-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] o0wiz0o:
Thanks peeps. Educated I now am. :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zhengod:
the only thanks we need is you clicking the thanks button :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] .coomb.:
Correct, but I want to add that is uses a combination of ext4 and yaffs2, just to be precise and answer the OP :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rubervalrfl:
quadrant is much greater with the ICS onecosmic.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cnn888:
why does htc dhd ics use ext4 then? with it, it feels a lot smoother considering their hardware is lower than sgs'?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theKingJan:
no Ics dont use ext 4 and rfs

What????

I dont know ;D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] amwbt:
Can someone point me to a thread where I can find these files. I have unNamed and would like to have BLN. I've looked through the forums here and in I9100 with no luck. Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
They're right in the 3rd or 4th post of my kernel thread
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] amwbt:
Ah, thanks. Awesome kernel by the way!
[Motorola Droid 3] GoogleAndroid:
I have 200mb of app storage free and both the internal and external SD cards have about 5 gigs free. I'm not low on storage space at all. Why does the phone keep telling me this and how can I stop it? I've tried wiping cache and dalvik cache.
[Motorola Droid 3] ChaoticWeaponry:
Had the same issue a while ago, I just reflashed my ROM... lol went away..
[Motorola Droid 3] dan73b:
Same problem

I have the same problem on my SGS. I get the notification even though I have 1.7gig free internal Storage, 0.9gig free usb storage and 2.8gig free on SD card.... WTF?

What's worse is that it's the same even when I flash a different rom.