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[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] RRF12:
Running the latest MIUI an couldn't get this to flash threw recovery. Install was aborted with system an data mounted an unmounted.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] HypostaticOnion:
Install like a normal app. When you download it, and it completes select it in your notification dropdown, and it should install like a normal APK file. If not, find it in your downloads folder with a file explorer, and click it to install.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] PacerguyDon:
Edit: What Tyler said :)
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] RRF12:
Thanks redownloaded it to my phone instead of computer worked fine.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jmj12us:
I am looking to a bag for my SII. I bought a golla bag that was suppose to work, but it's was to small. I do have a casemate over the phone, so it needs to be fairly good size. Anyone know if such a thing?

Thanks,

Jim
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Edgarhighman:
Hanes crew cut sock.

If this guys cases are the size he says they are 14x9 cm They should fit, he has 7 to choose from, white is sold out:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Golla-Bag-m...680850?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item35b25c9dd2

Or this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/Golla-Gener...501768?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item33677bd8c8

Just kidding (EDIT: Wow I just saw on ebay there really is Phone Socks)

Is this the golla? Too small? : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-GOLLA..._MobilePhonesCasesPouches&hash=item336f15da57 it looks good actually, kinda strange but good.

It could probably fit in here, but without the casemate: http://www.ebay.in/itm/Waterproof-Bag-Case-Cover-Samsung-Galaxy-S-2-i9100-/270790896632

nvm, it'd fit in the golla w/o casemate too.

This ones cool, but not exactly a pouch! http://www.gadgetmost.com/673/samsung-galaxys-leather-case-bluetooth-keyboard.html

EDIT2: There are larger golla bags out there (Like for camera's or larger phones, Just look for one 4x6 should fit the casemate :) :)

Our phone is (with my sgp case) 2 and 3/4 by 5 and 1/10 === Basically 3 by 5 so 4 by 6 should fit the case. Or 10 x 14 or 15 cm
[Member-Found Deals] abowlby:
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[General Questions and Answers] cosmy032:
Hi all, I would ask you to help me choose a phone or IPHONE 3G HTC HD2? I have problems with the iPhone battery does not stay charged more than 30 minutes, is 100% battery and suddenly drops to 20%, and the HTC touch freezes when I get to somewhere warm.

and I want to know if HTC Android works without problems (I mean without lock without lag and etc.)

Thanks and sorry for my ENglish
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] DaXmax:
This is the latest Update of the new market 3.4.4

Download Link: mediafire.com/download.php?gd99r8388mon1qc

Install like a normal apk.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] Qwerty123 \m/:
Installed thanks :D

If FC the clear cache of Market :)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] armando101:
It works... Without a single FC (so far :D ).
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] ip2op01:
Market was updated automatically on my neo v:)
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] suki7474:
Looks great!
[Atrix 4G General] nikidorian:
Motorola released the source code of the Webtop application at sourceforge!!!

Does this mean devs can now easily integrate and improve webtop?
[Atrix 4G General] Newbleeto:
I don't know how the guys at CM7 are going about hacking it or how much they have done towards their own webtop, and even with the source it probably still depends in lots of motoblur hacks and dependencies that are not part of CM7. However, it is indeed more then a big step in the right direction and should help dev's immensely! Very good news, thank you sir ;)
[Atrix 4G General] _Alex_:
Did some more digging, the OP meant to link this URL: http://sourceforge.net/projects/motorola-webtop.motorola/files/ which does contain jaunty jackalope 9.04 as 1.2.0 and maverick meercat 10.10 as 1.3.0...
[Atrix 4G General] sebbo90:
Just ordered a lapdock so going to start hacking on this. Has anyone tired building a Maverick webtop for the atrix? I am assuming if done then it will be supported by ubuntu till april 2012, so the repositories should work?
[Atrix 4G General] ChiefWilNel:
i sure hope so, cuz I tried every web top hack on this site and none of them have worked....maybe there is a solution somewhere in those 100 pages filled with mostly noobs asking how to flash or do they need to be rooted to do it lol
[Atrix 4G General] stewartsoda:
Has anyone actually tried building this yet? I don't have a dev box set up that I can use yet but want to play around with this when I get a chance....
[Atrix 4G General] system02:
would this possibly mean, that there's a chance to port the webtop-function to other devices/smartphones that have HDMI- and USB- Ports?

For example an Xperia Arc working with the Lapdock... :-)
[Atrix 4G General] troycarpenter:
I don't understand the links. From what I can tell, all of these are Jaunty. They are are listed as delta's of each other, but the build instructions all indicate they are still Jaunty.

This is from a quick lookover, not in depth. It may very well be that the readmes are wrong, but I'm not encouraged by the firefox packages I see. I'm going to try to put together the build environment they describe to see if I can build one. If so, then I'll see what can be done after that...this is very back burner, so don't be expecting anything soon no matter how much of an obsession this has become :p
[Atrix 4G General] cpuchip:
After some wget magic I was able to download all 4 releases into independent folders, and I've tried building webtop 2.0.0 on 11.10 setup.. didn't work so well. missing dependencies...

I am confused myself on the read-me's they all seem to indicate that you seed with jaunty. and if 1.3.0 is based on maverick then their build process is wrong?!

I've had success using rootstock (slick program) and chroot getting into a emulated amr7 root environment. I've even used my current install of webtop pulled out of my phone (from webtop2sd) and put into my dev machine and got that working well. but getting the packages to build in the explained environment alludes me.

I'm going to try building 1.3.0-133 tonight using a new rootstock pull of maverick. if people are interested I'll post how I grabbed all of the packages off of sourceforge later tonight using wget in 3 easy steps. this is a side project of mine, but I would really like to try and build webtop packages from scratch so that I can build a repo to allow us to up date our webtops with just apt-get to get to the latest edition.

Has any one else had success building the packages?

cpuchip
[Atrix 4G General] troycarpenter:
I agree with all you said about the build...I just don't see any of them built on Maverick based on their instructions. Please post your wget magic. There 's lots of files and I didn't take time to figure how to do it.

I've gotten as far as you have. I've got the rootstock environment and packages installed. I haven't looked closely at everything, and I don't think the custom moto packages get installed (like I don't see Firefox installed, and what's in the repository is not firefox 8). And no, I haven't figured out from their instructions how to generate the system image to put on the phone. My first goal is to do just that...generate a stock webtop image per the instructions and get it onto the phone. If I can do that, then I was going to try new packages.

I've also downloaded the mentioned cross compiler and installed it, but I haven't gotten much further that that on figuring it out.

Eventually, I would like to get a PPA on launchpad with new packages that everyone can use. I've read that launchpad will now support armel PPAs.
[Atrix 4G General] cpuchip:
Seems like we're both stuck at the same part. I was thinking of doing the same thing as you, start a PPA at Launchpad.

I believe I can help you with getting a base ubuntu.img that you could work with.

if you follow the torial on this website: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ARM/RootfsFromScratch

it instructs you on how to build an ext2/ext3 .img file and then unpack the tar into it.

say you want an ubuntu-arm.img file that'll contain your ubuntu system.

mke2fs -F ubuntu-arm.img (we want ext2 or ext3 not ext4, android doesn't support it yet)

dd if=/dev/zero of=ubuntu-arm.img bs=1MB count=0 seek=4096

sudo mount -o loop ubuntu-arm.img /directory/to/mount/to

now finally unpack the tar into the mounted image!

sudo tar -C /mnt -zxf armel-rootfs-200904151837.tgz

sudo umount /mnt

that should get you want you want to start with.

haven't done the maverick build yet. I'll post the wget magic next after I look it up.

---------- Post added at 09:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:32 PM ----------

okay now for the wget magic!

first download the index.html page of the WT-1.3.0-105 page (I assume you want 2.0.0 or 1.3.0 release)

mkdir WT-1.3.0

cd WT-1.3.0

wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/motorola-webtop.motorola/files/WT-1.3.0-X/WT-1.3.0-105_DBN-1/

next strip out everything but the table tags that make up the list of downloads, injecting a <html><body> above the <table> tag replacing what you removed

and </body></html> after the </table> tag replaceing what you removed.

next start wget with the index.html file just saved by first running wget.

wget -i index.html --force-html --content-disposition

on ubuntu I had to add the --content-disposition flag in order for it to properly save the file names. on fedora it did the right thing without that flag.

then wait an hour and you should have in that WT-1.3.0 will have all the 105 files in it!

I've got a two more scripts to unpack all the files. I'll have to look them up. but that should get you going.
[Atrix 4G General] cpuchip:
AIW that and webtop-panel (and supposedly evbridge...)

those are the packages I care about in the port.

Do you know what package on the source code page contains AIW? (that's the android in window application.)
[Atrix 4G General] troycarpenter:
I haven't had a chance to work on this lately. However, I suspect that those components are pure Moto code, and therefore not required to release. Probably only the binaries are included. That's pure speculation, though.
[Atrix 4G General] cpuchip:
The readme's say that it's not one to one for the packages they posted and the programs installed from them in our webtops. though reading the new releases on that webtop sourceforge project.. it says it's only the packages they were required to release by oss licensing... so it's probably not posted. the readme file inside of /usr/share/aiw says it's copyrighted and proprietary. So that really only gives us a few options... the easiest of which is isolated the packages we want to maintain and find all the libraries they link/load to dynamically and create a motorola/compatibility/lib/folder to put them all in, and make their execution start up using a change of library path, that way we can update the operating system without affecting those packages.... not my favorite method, but doable.

I've attached an lsof and an ldd of the aiw program. It'd be no small feat to isolate that package.. but it might not be so bad to take the webtopscripts1.6 and find out what packages they hold back.. and then use that list to find what libraries to move across the system. just ideas at this point.
[Atrix 4G General] cpuchip:
after looking around, it looks like we do not have the source to the motorola specific software (webtop parts). If we do want to move to a later version of ubuntu but still keep things like aiw (android in window) then my thinking would be to jail the current applications that we like (aiw, webtop-panel) those with which we do not have the source to. and then move us to the latest ubuntu (11.10)

My hope is though that the new update to the Atrix will be the latest webtop. That would be much less painful because I believe it's based on 10.10 and we have current support for that through april and then I wont have to bother with this until then............

but I think I'll create a few scripts and automate the whole process of jailing the critical parts of webtop, and see if I can get them to work through the jailed environments.

what do you think?
[Atrix 4G General] troycarpenter:
Yes, definitely we will need to somehow isolate the pieces that have library dependencies moving forward.

Also, in trying to get a non-gnome xfce4 environment while still using webtop-panel, I've come to the conclusion that webtop-panel is a modifed gnome-panel application. It seems to need gnome-settings-daemon, and doesn't like it when you kill gnome-settings-daemon. So I would love to see the source for that to see what they are really doing...probably not going to happen.
[Atrix 4G General] cpuchip:
Hey are you running a newer webtop then stock 1.2

I see that you're running 2.3.6 (is that from fruitcake derivitive? or 4.5.140?) if so is the firefox/ubuntu newer in it?

I kinda can't wait for the new update to push, I really hope we're getting an update to webtop that would move us to 10.10 or better. That would make my day.
[Atrix 4G General] troycarpenter:
There is another thread where this was discussed, but in short:

webtop 2.3.4: original firefox

webtop 2.3.5: firefox 6 or 7 (I think 6, nut I don't remember offhand)

webtop 2.3.6: firefox 8
[Atrix 4G General] Parastie:
Sorry if this is answered elsewhere (and please point me to the correct thread) but does webtop use some kind of modified xorg or some custom x11 derivative? If it's modified that should be published and could help with building our own app.
[Atrix 4G General] cpuchip:
It looks like they are using a custom xorg install:

http://sourceforge.net/projects/motorola-webtop.motorola/files/WT-1.3.0-X/WT-1.3.0-105_DBN-1/

http://sourceforge.net/projects/mot....3.0-105_DBN-1/xorg-7.5+6ubuntu3.tgz/download

I don't know how far different it is, but there should be a changelong inside that .tgz file.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] awillhide:
Just got my Nook Tablet rooted and put Go Launcher on it. This is my first time using an android device and Go Launcher and it's all a little over whelming with all the mods I can make to my device. Just not sure where to begin when it comes to themes, apps, and icons. You guys are a great community and just looking for a little help.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Digital_Biped:
I would say just start experimenting with what you already have on the device. Explore the different themes and widgets before adding on more and more packages and overwhelming yourself.

Personalizing your devices is a fun process so enjoy it and try not to turn it into a quest for the perfect device.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] birdydon:
APKTOP.com and freewarelovers.com are two good places to look for apps. You can install apps directly from the Android Markrt (if rooted) and from the Amazon app store. I use my PC to seach for, and download apps. If you do that, you will want a simple WiFI transfer utility. FTPserver works well for me. I've had my Nook for two weeks. I have over 100 apps insralled and I am not rooted.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] zmobie:
Check out the Themes & Apps subforum for ideas - there is an essential app thread that is a good place to start.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mildwild:
closed..sorry
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] akshaybz:
Couldn't open it in NotePad++.

Can't help, sorry :(
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mildwild:
hmm no one?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ell3:
The Xml file you posted actually contains binary data, not just plain text. I couldn't find the strings you posted, so I couldn't modify it.... I can show you the only readable data in the image attached.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] one_love_420:
You need to decompile the xml first to make edits to it.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mildwild:
can anyone decompile and recompile that..for me:o
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mildwild:
my pc is fit and i have do it self...thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sparksco:
Another "half" answer...You act like you know everything but are unable to give any usefull advice on how to do something. Why even post then?

____________________

Hitting the thanks button is soo much easier then typing thanks!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sparksco:
Honestly IDK but if I did I'd give you more info on it.

____________________

Hitting the thanks button is soo much easier then typing thanks!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Wond3r:
First off, I have an android phone, motorola atria.

I have a 32gb wifi iPad, and a chance to trade it for either an acer a500 or samsung galaxy tab 10.1 4g. It would be a straight trade. Would you do it?

I like the apps for the iPad, and there are great games for it. This is my only major road block right now. Hardware wise, I would trade for either one easily, but it's the software side that's keeping me from the simple trade.

Are there apps for android that are specifically made for tablets like iOS and their "hd" version of apps?

It seems the quality of apps and especially games are better right now for iPad?

Ps. In general I do prefer android, I would never trade my atrix for an iPhone. I'm speaking just tablet wise right now.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] abenn26:
Go to bestbuy and try the tablets out. The ipad is an awesome tool but it's not for everyone, just like the android tablets. Ultimately you will have to decide what you like best. They are different and you should never buy an ipad and expect it to be an android tab and vice versa. They approach the same problem in very different ways and you should decide which way you like best.

Most apps scale very well with the tablet. I have had it for a couple months now and have not seen an app yet that doesnt properly work with the tab.

As far as gaming goes, most games you could find for ipad you would also find for android. There are some threads about games in the "themes and apps" section of the tab forums that you could check out and youtube to see what they are like.

One thing that I really like about the tab, as far as games go, that i'm not sure the ipad can do is connect to your playstation controller, or a plethora of other gamepads that are out on the market. I hooked my tab up to my 55" tv the other day with hdmi and played shadowgun with my ps3 controller on the big screen.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] raqball:
Both are awesome and it boils down to what you want / like..

I sold my iPad2 for the Tab 10.1 and am very happy that I did...

Things to consider:

4:3 or 16:9 screen

Mono or stereo sound

Simplicity or customization

App Store or Market

There are more but I think you get it...

Either way, both are awesome!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] slack04:
You came to the Gt10.1 forum on XDA to ask us to compare the ipad to our tablet? For your sake I'll assume you're not trolling or trying to start an android vs ipad fight, but really, you're not asking unbiased people here. Did you really think anyone here would tell you to get an ipad? I'd say try them both out and make your own decisions (and for gods sake please don't post your preference here).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] DevonSloan:
I bought the iPad2 and while it was the most liberating experience I've had in mobile computing, ever, it was within a week that the limitations and annoyances of iOS and Apple's whole mindset drive me crazy. I no longer needed to carry a big 17" or 15" laptop, but I wasn't allowed a even a basic file system, and anything I transferred had to be done through the most buggy app ever - iTunes. Yes, you could use DropBox, but only for apps that supported Dropbox. And everyday, as I tried to work on it, it drove me crazy and infuriated me that the device was so close yet failed so hard.

I had the 16G Wifi. I decided that I would sell the iPad2 and buy a used 16G Wifi GalTab 10.1 - an even trade was perfectly acceptable. I ended up selling the iPad2 for $400 and bought a two week old 10.1 for $300.

I only have two annoyances, and unfortunately, both of those can only be solved by rooting (which is only a problem if a person doesnt WANT to root) and that is that Styluses dont work properly on 10.1 w/o specific tuning (through root), and the NavBar at the bottom drives me bananas - again, removed through root.

BUT, beside those two things, the 10.1 is everything I loved about the iPad with 20,000 less annoyances. Perfect? No. But unless you are completely engrained in the Apple/Mac/iOS culture and you love that sort of enforced limitation, then the GalTabs can do FAR MORE than the iPads, just as well, and for less money.

As for apps, almost all the big games for iOS are now being made for Android, so the divide doesn't really exist there anymore. There may be a couple - maybe the ones YOU want - but for the most part, Android has most of them. The only difference are some industry specific apps. I went with iPad in the first place as I work in film, and the devs for film apps only dev for iOS. (screenwriting, slate (clapboard), storyboarding, etc) Film is mostly populated by people that think Apple/Macs are the only devices that can so anything. There are seriously TONS out there that are completely unaware that you can edit or mix sound on PC. Seriously - they think Final Cut Pro is the only program that can do it. That will change as Android grows.

One thing I liked more about the iPad that I thought that I would like more about the 10.1 - the screen ratio. I dont use the device for video playback as much as I thought I would, so the 4:3 ratio of the iPad is actually better to get work done and to read - the 16:9, while better for movie playback is awkward for web browsing, doc editing/creation, and reading.

I am 1000% thrilled I switched from iPad2 to 10.1, and the Samsung is every bit as physically beautiful as the Apple device - even w/o the real metal body.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Djapatos:
One thing that I really like about the tab, as far as games go, that i'm not sure the ipad can do is connect to your playstation controller, or a plethora of other gamepads that are out on the market. I hooked my tab up to my 55" tv the other day with hdmi and played shadowgun with my ps3 controller on the big screen.[/QUOTE]

How did u connect ur PS controller to your tab? Please tell me :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] abenn26:
there is an app called sixaxis that lets you connect your playstation 3 controller through bluetooth and then you can map the buttons to have it do whatever you like. It's kinda nice.
[General Questions and Answers] troy33087:
every time i try to update my binary its says

downloading new binary... okay

checking md5sm... fail

what do i do
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] voilette83:
Hello,

I have an HTC Desire (CDMA) rooted with Revolutionary. My toddler got a hold of my phone and somehow got into the SD card and deleted my backup file as well as some other things. Does anyone have a way to get another backup file from somewhere? Or at least the stock ROM I can put on there? The phone still functions right now but she also deleted other system apps that may cause problems in the future, and I would like to just start over with it all. Please let me know if there is anything I can do or if I'm just SOL!

Thanks
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayjay321:
Connect your phone to your pc and use a file recovery tool (there are a lot of free ones around) on the drive that relates to your phone's sd card.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] voilette83:
I've tried that, and I still have nothing. I don't know what she did but I can't find it anywhere.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ross231:
I believe this is stock 2.3
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MidnightDevil:
Try using Active File Recovery, it showed good results with me.
[HTC Desire S] voodoo13:
Hi!

After a normal reboot of my Desire S running Endy 3.0 the "Tell HTC"-application launches.

This is the text in the app:

"The phone has just recovered from an abnormal reset. Would you like to tell HTC?"

There I have the option to tell HTC or to close the app.

I really would like to know how I can find out what causes the launch of "Tell HTC"?

If you need more information please tell me what you need to know.

Thank you.