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[HTC Rezound] kierandill:
I don't understand - where did the music on the phone come from? The implication of your post is that you tether your home computer(s) thru the phone because of the unlimited data. If the music is on your computer, the solution is obvious.
[HTC Rezound] Geoi1006:
Actually no, that was never implied. The music on my phone has came from the various music download apps over the course of the last 3-4 years.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kellybnz:
Hey there, new to the Android scene.

Just about to flash my Defy with CM7.1 however first a concern:

My system version is 34.145.18.MB525.TNZ.en.NZ, build number 3.4.2-145 version 2.2.2. Running on 2degrees network in New Zealand but it's primarily a Telecom NZ network phone.

When I match the build number with the table at (and-developers dot com/sbf:defy damn new user link restriction) I get

"Australia	Optus	JRDNEM_U3_3.4.2-145	900 / 2100	N/A	not mirrored".

This concerns me because a) it's not my carrier's ROM and b) it's not mirrored :(

IF I was to flash my defy with CM7.1 and needed a factory recover for warranty, would I even be able to do the recover in the first place and if so, would the store be able to see I flashed a custom firmware because I'm running a version other than 34.145.18.MB525.TNZ.en.NZ?

Is there any way I can make my own full/fixed SBF of the current firmware?

Cheers, thought it's better to be safe than sorry.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kellybnz:
No ideas? I really would like to get off 2.2...
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoldenNz:
How have you got on with this, im running the same telecom system version as you and want to flash to cm7, im pretty new to all this.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kellybnz:
I haven't done it yet. Was hoping to get a response so that I could go forth but I'm not willing to do so without knowing that I can get back to the stock TNZ firmware if I need to warranty.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] austontatious:
Are there any developers or serious hobbyists in the Des Moines area who would be interested/willing to teach beginning Linux and Android development? I can trade services or I can just bring beer.

My initial goal is to have the ability to build from source. Not necessarily be able to develop source but just the basics of making directories, using terminal, setting up build environments, and using adb.

I'm actually not retarded, I've just never used Linux and I need a little more dynamic instruction than I can find in a book or online.

PM me if you like to teach!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] gett:
BB sell first Transformer for $300

Till now, I considering buying NT, but with this price I think Transformer is better deal. Just want to see your thoughts?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] xdahgary:
Yes, I like the TF. But, I would like them to throw in the dock. :p

Also, I already redeemed by points for B&N gift cards so no turning back.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] boomn:
A 10" screen is very nice for certain uses but the size and weight of a 10" tablet is not what everyone wants. Personally 7" feels much nicer to use around the house and take with me all over the place while the 10" tablet I've used made me want to stay at a couch or table because it's not fully usable unless it's resting on something. Maybe I would get something that size as a second tablet, but I'd rather spend the money on a decent 14" laptop instead. Just me personal 2 cents
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] succulent:
It is a nice device but weighs only 2.2 lbs.

Ergonomically speaking, I would rather get a notebook. It is not good for your hand holding that thing for long. Get a tablet that is under or close to 1 lbs. 2lbs feels way heavier than that over time because it strains your hand.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] HMG10:
Now I'm not sure whether to get this or the nook. I'm waiting on the nook to come in the mail, but could easily return it. I love that the asus is unlocked and you can completely make it your own, with a guaranteed ICS upgrade.

The nook is much more portable and light weight. I just want my first tablet to be great at running games, playing movies, email and web browsing. No guarantee of ICS for the nook is really making it hard to decide.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Scubatl:
Well im happy with my nt... Its rooted got new keyboard gapps amazon apps. Running 7 launcher. The thing is buttery smooth and does pretty much anything... Its small so i take everywhere. I can see how having at 10 would be almost to much
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] gett:
Thanks all for answers. The dilemma stays

NT, with portability and quality production but with locked bootloader

Transformer with bigger screen but unlocked and with future ICS

Locked bootloader is not a big deal for me, but I'm afraid that B&N will lock the possibility for sideloading in next OTA update

:confused:
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] dermotti:
Ergonomics better screen sold me on the nt.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] rp201:
I ran quadrant standard on asus and it hit 1400, nook tablet hit 1800. my kids are young (9 and 10) and prefer the nook for gyro games to the ipad 2. smaller profile and lighter to carry. does what you need it to do and better than a phone. good luck on your decision.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] skeeterpro:
In many ways you can't compare the two. Just alone on device size. Both do well given their form factor. True the locked bootloader disappointed many (who knows really how that issue will play out given the talented devs) but then the higher serial TF's presented their own rooting issues (until Razorclaw).

In my mind having, one 7" and one 10.1" provides me with options of use and having choices is most always good!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] raye1010:
Large screen is better for eyes.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Voyaging:
Who says NT isn't getting CM9 in near future?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] HMG10:
I never said it isn't, just saying it wasn't guaranteed. It will be (pretty much) guaranteed when the developers get past the locked bootloader.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] jerrykur:
I have both. I use the NT when reading in bed or on the couch. The rest of the time I use the TF because of the bigger screen and the keyboard.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mohawkx:
What makes you think B&N will lock out sideloading in their next update? Why do you think they'd even want to do that? Don't you think they would have done it before they released the Tablet if they were going to do that? Bear in mind that some engineers who were developing the UI for the tablet put in a toggle for "Enable unknown Downloads". It just didn't happen by accident.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mterrence5:
I think it depends on what you want to do with it. If you don't want to be bothered with rooting etc and the size factor doesnt matter I'd get the ASUS....and you can get the dock if that interests you.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mirumirai:
Gf has NT, I have the TF. I like both! It just depends on your uses. NT has a nice, portable size for reading anywhere. I use the TF for pdf reading and annotating.

Older TFs have SBK1, which makes it unbrickable. There are lots of ROMs to choose from too.

The larger TF screen is better for group video watching, but the NT screen is still enough for 1 person.

The battery life on the NT is great! Lasts forever on idle. TF seems to drain faster on idle.

I was really surprised how fast the NT is when reading magazines.

I'm getting the TF Prime soon.

TL;DR

NT: Portability, Normal eBooks/B&N magazines

TF: Larger screen, Dock, ROMS, PDFs
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] HMG10:
I'm going to stay with the NT. It sounds like the developers are making good progress on the locked bootloader, and I still don't care about the cameras or gps. I'd rather have battery life.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] yumms:
At this point Transformer looks like a better purchase. All of the internal memory is accessible, it runs tablet apps and will get the ICS update.

NT's future is uncertain.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] deserthi:
Where are you all finding the Transformer for $300? Tried bestbuy and it's $499
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Montisaquadeis:
its been linked to already. bestbuy website has it on sale for $300
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] HMG10:
Use the link at the beginning of this thread.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] mterrence5:
Bit a curve ball if the 7in tablet is something you prefer http://1saleaday.com/wireless/
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] e.mote:
>Bit a curve ball if the 7in tablet is something you prefer http://1saleaday.com/wireless/

While the HTC Flyer's bootloader is unlockable, the HTC EVO View (the Sprint branded version of the Flyer) is not in the supported devices list.

http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] PlacidCat:
I think I just got some respect for HTC when looking at that second link. For a manufacturer to respond to the dev/mod community like that is fantastic and rare. While they certainly cover their butts carefully in the post, they seem to have done more to actually encourage unlocking the bootloader for a specific audience than anyone else I've seen. Nice.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] kingchris90:
I have owned both the original Nook Colour and the ASUS transformer with dock.

I did not like the form factor of the ASUS its just a bit too big to hold.

Looking forward to getting the NT soon, when next in the USA.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] zmobie:
Yep, this. A 10 incher is in no way a competitor even, unless you are using it at a desk or office plugged in most of the time or something. It's twice as big and twice as heavy and not very portable etc etc. An HTC flyer would be a better 'what should I buy' comparison but that's more expensive.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] gett:
Thanks all for responding

Form factor is quite important for me... So the question (at leat for me) is solved!:)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] skeeterpro:
You might take a quick glance at the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus. Nice little tab.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] kingchris90:
Yes it is nice, but overall the extra cost does not offer me much.

I loved the Nook just not so keen on its speed, but I'm sure the Nook Tablet fixes all these issues.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] albertwertz:
I have both the asus transformer and the nook tablet. The major differences to me are:

1. screen size obviously, this is a pro and con depending on what the device is going to be used for. 7" can fit into a pocket and lighter in the hands. 10" is a larger screen for more hand placement and better view when playing games or browsing the internet. With a larger screen there is less zooming in. Also, larger screens are better for watching movies on.

2. Keyboard- The keyboard dock is what made me purchase the Transformer over any other 10" tablet. xtra battery, std USB ports, large SD card, Laptop like feel, added protection with drops.

Once we get the nook fully unlocked, I would make the decision on the above two. Me personally, I cant carry the 10" tablet around in one hand while I manage charts in the other and write orders in the hospital. I would have to set the tablet down somewhere and could possibly forget it in a patient room. 7" fits in a scrub, jacket, or coat pocket, and bigger than a phone to look up information and show patients things.

however, many of my textbooks are online or pdf, in this case bigger screen is better... but Nook is more comfortable in the hands.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hamed.z:
Dear all,

I want to sent specify data via USB with Android OS on Samsung Galaxy phone. I want to write an application for android to send some data with USB and control a robot.

How can I do it? Which versions of Android need?

Regards and Thanks,

Hamed
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hamed.z:
plz answer my question :( I need it :|
[Hero CDMA General] InsaneHien:
Well, this is it. My brand new HTC EVO 3D came in today (got it for $50), now activated. I left my Hero on Stock 2.1 ROM, turned it off. It's been a good 5 months with the Hero. Goodbye Hero CDMA community. I'll be posting in the EVO 3D forums...
[Hero CDMA General] rubyknight:
Bye.
[Hero CDMA General] dastin1015:
You offering to sell that Hero?

私のEVO 3Dから送信される。
[Hero CDMA General] Sh0wty:
I was going to get that Evo 3d from sprint but decided to wait for a better phone.
[Hero CDMA General] thevictor390:
Nice upgrade, I've been rocking the Hero for a year and a half and the last 6 months will be tough.... but made much, much better by the awesome community and 4.0 development going on right now!
[Hero CDMA General] InsaneHien:
No, my sister told me to keep it as a backup phone in case something happens to hers or mines.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
Hi

My gnex makes cracking sound when grabbed.

The sound is only coming from the left side about 1.5cm below volume rocker. There is no movement of any parts of the phone just that frigging sound.

Now should I send it for replacement/repair or just live with it? Its £500 phone and something like this happening after a week of usage?

Edit:

videos here

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxGhlnRCneY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTdU5voC7kY
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sauron0101:
Replace. One week is unacceptable. This phone seems to be having a lot of quality control issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kam187:
Did you try removing and replacing the battery cover? It might not be in properly?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Naths:
I got mine yesterday and have noticed that the back cover has a bump in it, as if its not sat down correctly,in the same place as the OPs phone, iv taken the back off and back on again so many times to try to get it right!!!... doesn't want to know...not sure if its the cover or the phone....its going back tomorrow...not good for a £500 phone....hopefully I'll get a good one...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] macfre:
I have the same issue. I thought it's just the way it is on this phone, the back cover is really cheap.. I can even see a very small bump on one side.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
The problem is that this is happening even without the cover on the phone. I take the cover off from the phone and press on the side of it I can still here cracks. There is so many things I love about this phone, dictation or the screen or the actual size and thinness of the phone. Unfortunately samsung is making their devices from really thin and cheap plastic. Have the same problem on my samsung galaxy tab 10.1 on the back cover. it feels like the back cover is going to come of the device. The only reason I didn't return my galaxy tablet is because I got the free cover with it which means I don't really feel the back.

Unfortunately due to lack of the covers for samsung galaxy nexus I cannot resolve this issue that way which will be satisfactory for me. ps I just said the above text, I love this phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kam187:
Hmm i definitely don't have that on my GN. Where abouts is the bump?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] macfre:
Bottom left. Left to the "SAMSUNG" logo, where back cover joins with the rest of the body.

EDIT: I've just attached picture of that bump.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kam187:
Hmm Nothing here. I ran my finger all the way round where the battery cover joins the body and its flush all the way round.

I just removed the battery cover and put it back on, and still couldn't reproduce it. I did notice tho putting the cover back on is not really straight forward. if you're looking at the back of the phone:

- There's two tabs at the bottom of the cover which need to slide in - cover pushed downwards into the body.

- Theres a tab on the right which has to be slid in towards the right.

- There's a tab on the left which has to be slid in downwards.

Trying to do all three at the same time is a bit weird. I find putting the bottom right tab in and he right tab in together, then slightly bend the battery cover to slide the bottom left and left one in. Then push the rest down. If you don't slide the tabs into where they slot in, you can't push them down properly afterwards.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] suffeks:
i thought 5 year olds knew how to put battery covers on ;)

it comes off top to bottom, so when you go back to put it on, snap it in bottom to top
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] minooch:
Yeah, that bump comes from not putting the back on properly - I've done that once :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kam187:
lol not trying to be patronising! But its not actually as simple as bottom to top, or you'll probably break the tabs!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
what I meant is not the actual battery cover, is the frame around a phone that is making a cracking sound and its located roughly about 1.5 centimeters below volume rocker. Basically its normally were you would hold the phone

said by my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kam187:
The bump is definitely due to not putting the cover on properly - I just tried it now. (the left clip needs to be pushed into the phone and then slide downwards to latch on).

But the cracking sounds definitely seem like an issue with your nexus. I just squeezed all the way round the housing, with cover on and off and I dont have any cracking sound at all.

I would send it back for a replacement, who knows it might get worse, or have a broken housing inside.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oscillik:
lol people not putting the back cover on properly.

lol.

hahaha

lol.

:rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
Your holding it wrong. LoL

Seriously though that creak would drive me crazy. Its not that heavy so there is no reason to stress the body.

My Transformer will creak if I hold it with one hand while picking it up because of the weight. Perhaps it wasn't sealed properly?

G2x - 2.3.7 CM7

Transformer - 3.2 Revolver OC/UV
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MattSkeet:
post updated with videos
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] createer:
Not sure if you have a specific problem but I have noticed the best way to put the back on in general is to start at the bottom and make sure you click every one on your way to the top.
[HD2 General] mgbeek:
I have read many treads about non functional touchscreens on the HD2. Most common problem is that the touchscreen suddenly not responds. Some times it works some times it doesn't. This same occurred with my HD2 phone last week. :mad:

I have tried several things like hard/soft reset. Original ROM via SD boot etc. Non of these things solved my problem. What's not clear to me in the treads I have read is if replacement of the screen + digitizer is the solution of this issue (non responding screen). Or is it an other hardware problem and the phone is/gets useless. :confused:

Can anyone advise me if touchscreen + digitizer is the solution?

Thanks for your comments in advance!
[HD2 General] casemandan:
yes that is Exactly the solution
[HD2 General] mgbeek:
So I can conclude it is no hardware problem (other then touchscreen + digitizer).
[HD2 General] tecle2595:
afraid so...

but i remember alot of people were having problems with their screen when running android via sd in the earlier days. and when magdlr came out, poof, some people who had digitizer issues had there screens working again. lol.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackhawk_LA:
Hi, I've been searching but didn't fin the way. I'm trying to install CarHome in Oxygen but I can't download from the Market. Also tried flashing the gapps zip for CM7 but can't launch the app.

Also tried installing the CarHomeLauncher (taken from AlexV ROM) and then the app itself but no luck.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

Edited: Sorry I found the way. I just needed to put the two files (CarHomeLauncher.apk and CarHomeGoogle.apk) in /system/app AND reboot.

Installing them on /data doesn't seem to make it work.
[HTC Titan] cyberstrategist:
22% more battery life is always welcome IMHO :cool:

http://www.mugen-power-batteries.com/htc/htc-titan/mugen-power-1950mah-extended-battery-for-htc-titan.html

Update: Use discount code FACEBOOKSPECIAL (Gave me a $3.15 discount.)

-Cyber
[HTC Titan] Tempest790:
I see they're still out of stock. Please post a review when you get yours. I may get this battery if its as good as they say.
[HTC Titan] rvbarton:
is it the same size as the stock battery?
[HTC Titan] gmontem:
I don't own this extended battery but I will have to guess with yes, same size.

My guess is based on the data sheet stating that a battery door is not required. I looked up other phone models and noticed that battery doors are provided for extended batteries that are too fat to fit underneath the phone's standard case.
[HTC Titan] Rickgig:
Whatever happened to this thread... did the battery work or not?
[HTC Titan] dante501:
Well if you wait a little longer WPCENTRAL.com was gonna make a review with a lot of testing on this battery for the HTC TITAN. Just keep checking the website of wpcentral.
[HTC Titan] Rickgig:
Thanks, I will watch the site
[HTC Titan] Wevenhuis:
+1 watching the site
[HTC Titan] sutt359:
Just to let you guys know I got my mugen battery turned up yesterday.

It had the 12h charge like it said and im discharging it right now. If you line it up to the oem battery it is a little thicker but fits in just fine, it does make the phone a little heavier but comfortable to hold still.

after a few days will let you know how I get on, sofar things are looking good :D
[HTC Titan] heimerdinger:
Battery seems ok but....

After Loading the Batterie, in 1 hour i have 80%.

It seems that the Batterie will Not be calibrate correctly.
[HTC Titan] porcupineli:
Mugen released a 3600mAh battery for HTC Titan.
[HTC Titan] absolute85:
Is there any review for this? Or any photo of the 3600 extended cover?
[HTC Titan] dante501:
Actually on this Battery wpcentral tested it. Unlike the slim extended version. Check out the side.
[HTC Titan] absolute85:
I haven't seen any review. Just the two articles about the two batteries, but no review. If I'm missing it, would you mind sending the link to me, please?
[HTC Titan] dante501:
Seems like they have forgotten about it. Strange.
[HTC Titan] absolute85:
Well, I'm waiting for mine to arrive, I hope it will prove a good battery. I'm not good at testing, but I might try to compare the benchmark with the original battery and this Mugen one.
[HTC Titan] supac:
Boom, just got mine yesterday.

Weight:

HTC vs Mugen battery weight

HTC-31grams

Mugen-33.8grams

Instructions said to charge it supapoo style for 8-12 hours 4-5 charges. im on first charge, so performance should get better.

Battery Saver info in settings says:

Remaining battery life-18%

Estimated time remaining-3 hours

Times since last charge-11 hours

downloaded 200mb worth of podcast via 3G

watched Netflix Tudor - 1episode (45min) via 3g (bluetooth headphones)

watched netflix Gangland - 1 episode (30min) via 3G (bluetooth headphones)

lots of cruising on the net

downlaoded 20mb worth of apps in market place via 3g

3 hours worth of bluetooth headphones listening to audio

went to church read bible 1 hour worth no standby

standby is set to 3 minutes

lots of cruising the internet, Fuse, GPS Navigation for 15 minutes

bam bam bam looking good so far.

Next post 2nd day battery impressions, Weight on the phone itself, did the slight chunkiness of the batter affect the Titan? coming soon.... if there is a demand to know.
[HTC Titan] andylhchen:
Yes there is a demand to know
[HTC Titan] porcupineli:
Check it out here:

Or on the product page:http://www.mugen-power-batteries.com/htc/htc-titan/mugen-power-3600mah-extended-battery-for-htc-titan-with-battery-door.html#
[HTC Titan] absolute85:
Thanks.

Same showed here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22822659#post22822659
[HTC Titan] prjkthack:
Looks like wpcentral is doing a review of the 1950 battery...

http://www.wpcentral.com/first-impressions-mugen-1950mah-extended-battery-htc-titan
[HTC Titan] absolute85:
Today I did a WPbench test. The original battery lasted 3h38m. This Mugen battery lasted 4h03m. Not very much more, but anyway something more (if it was 22% more it should have been twenty minutes more than this).

Anyway I'm quite satisfied, it actually lasts longer. The only problem is that it keeps draining very fast for the first 10% even not using it at all. But over all it's good.