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[HTC Inspire 4G] jpcdeux:
So I'm running my Inspire on H2O. These are the settings that work the best for me, with data and MMS. (These are different than their site recommends.) Hopefully this helps someone...

Name:

H2O Wireless

APN:

att.mvno

Proxy:

Not set

Port:

Not set

Username:

Not set

Password:

Not set

Server:

Notset

MMSC:

http://mmsc.cingular.com

MMS Proxy:

proxy.mvno.H2OMobileweb.com

MMS Port:

80

MCC:

310

MNC:

410

Authentication Type:

Not set

APN Type:

Not set

APN Protocol:

IPv4
[HTC Inspire 4G] Lpuboy87:
mannn ive been looking everywhere with APN settings that will work. I just got the Galaxy S 3 and im using H20 and i was looking everywhere to get the mms and data working. Do you think its a bit slow the mms ?
[HTC Inspire 4G] CYRAXDroid:
Step on my foot here but what's the H20?

thechive.com
[HTC Inspire 4G] cwhitney24:
H2O wireless.

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/H2O_Wireless

"I am the Bacon Pope"
[HTC Inspire 4G] CYRAXDroid:
Oh..

thechive.com
[HTC Inspire 4G] aj_vogtman:
I'm pretty sure Straight Talk does all that with unlimited data for $45 a month. I get 2Mb/s D and 1Mb/s U in a large area covering two states, PA and MD. Using an AT&T unlocked Note.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Kratz17:
Thank You Im using the Nexus 5 and it works perfectly.
[HTC Inspire 4G] webekyle:
9/21/14

These settings don't work anymore. Or at least picture messaging doesn't work
[HTC Inspire 4G] jimbou1981:
These are the settings I have that work for both 4G data and picture messaging. I'm using an AT&T ZTE Radiant Z740 Go Phone. Your setting options may or may not be different, you may have more or less settings, just plug in the info that seems to match what I posted. If you have to manually type APN Type then make sure no spaces are entered or auto added between "default,supl,mms". That prevented me from picture messaging for a long time before I noticed I had spaces.

Name: H2O

APN : att.mvno

Proxy: 66.209.11.33

Port: 80

Username: Not set

Password: Not set

Server: Not set

MMSC: h t t p : / / m m s c . c i n g u l a r . c o m (remove SPACES)

MMS Proxy: 66.209.11.33

MMS Port: 80

MCC: 310

MNC: 410

Authentication type: Not Set

APN type: default,supl,mms

APN e/d: APN Enabled (greyed out)

Bearer: Unspecified
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] bittercold:
Hopefully this doesn't mean us waiting for our Champagne Primes.

http://www.katv.com/story/16378443/best-buy-cancels-some-online-orders
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
I think it just proves what we all figured out - BB's systems are FUBAR. For the Prime, it was a toxic combination. Asus' ability to get inventory out and BB's ability to keep track of it. Lesson learned for the future - avoid BB for hot items and pre-orders.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] UmbraeSoulsbane:
Yeah, I would say avoid any time sensitive purchases on BestBuy.com altogether.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] nhervitz21:
I want to install applications into memory card not into the internal memory. Can someone help me to find a way? Or is there any option aside from darktremor a2sd? By the way, I'm running Cyanogen Mod 7.2 on my device....

Looking forward for the positive response.. =)
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] sedhasukhdeep:
use Move to SD enabler the apps which were otherwise not movale can be moved now

however moving apps which display widgets to sd will cause the widget to malfunction
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] nhervitz21:
thank you....a big help for me...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] jerkwad:
post is irrelevant and addressed elsewhere.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vodapeek:
1. Installed CWM Recovery under Froyo

2. Made NANDROID Backup.

3. Upgrade to Gingerbread

3. Installed CF-Root for Gingerbread (thanx to Skin1980)

4. Make second NANDROID Backup

All work nice, but some Problems with Root (reboots).

My Plan:

1. Restore Back to Step 2, the Froyo Backup,

2. Upgrade to Gingerbread again.

3. Wait with rooting til Root Problems under Ginger are fixed (hopefully).

Question:

Have read about Problems with flashing stock Kernel under CF-Root/Ginger.

Same Problems possible by restoring Nandroid, or is Nandroid save ?

Or better waiting for a new Root/Ginger and then get it over the unstable Version.

Thank you in advance
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] moxtrom:
but your plan is going back to froyo just to upgrade again?

just make a factory reset and flash the new firmware again, it will delete everything, including root (the internal 16gb memory is safe) and the cf-root kernel
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vodapeek:
Your idea looks much better/easier.

Thanks a lot.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taney:
If you still have issues, you can try my guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1410035

From there, you can install install CWM and the latest CF-Root from Skin1980 and you'll be golden.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vodapeek:
All fine,

Thanks for your advise.

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] negative_silent:
I am running Cyanogenmod 7.1, I know where is a setting that allows you to turn off the lights for hardware/capacitive buttons, but I can't find it now. Does anyone know where it's at?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] RockRatt:
Settings, Device Settings
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] negative_silent:
I don't seem to have this "Device Settings" under Settings.

I literally spent 2 hours trying to find the setting to turn off the backlight for those 4 buttons. I am positive it exists because I disable it once.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] LiLChris06:
Settings > Display > Touch Key light duration

Oops just saw your on a CM7, nvm...may be in a different area. :p
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tennyleaz:
Hi,

I finally get my lapdock set up, but when i tried to plug in my A4TECH wired mouse to lapdock usb, it won't work. The red laser lights up, that's all.

I have this mouse with me only, so i can't test other ones.

http://www.a4tech.com/product.asp?cid=1&scid=115&id=332

Any one can solve this?:confused:

Another question: how can i take a screen shot on lapdock?

Someone says external keyboard have "prtsc" can do that, but lapdock doesn't have one...

Another one:

After I a while, AWN manager won't launch. Is changing locale with morelocale2 matter?

Later, I searched for some Chinese input method in synaptic, after i clicked apply, it starts to delete many packages on webtop... i don't know it matters or not?:confused:

And how can I change the whole ubuntu language? Just search for language packs in synaptic?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tennyleaz:
Ok, after a reboot, webtop won't launch...

It flashes some red M logo, and remains at a black screen...
[TouchPad General] smilepak:
Hi,

Just got a 32GB HP Touchpad. Had it charged up last night and spent a couple of hours on it. I also have a Motorola Xoom 32GB and Apple iPAD.

My first thought was immediately install CMW 7, but wanted to hold back and use WebOS for a months first.

Wanted to get everyone opinion on what they've used for so far. Are you on WebOS or you went to the immediate route of Android?

If I go end up going to CMW 7 or 9 and decided to revert back to WebOS, what is the procedure / process to bring back to stock?

Thanks,
[TouchPad General] Bear gri11z:
i just got a 32GB a few days ago as well

i also have a ipad and a transformer... only reason i got the touchpad is to kinda beat on it

(use it in my car audio setup/media player for my 2 18" BTL's )

i installed android (xron cm7.1) right away as i felt webOS is just not well developed yet and the fact that i LOVE the openness of cm7 and android...

it is easy to go back to complete stock... about as hard as rooting a "new" phone (using CMD/ADB)

i recommend staying away from the android builds if you use it as a daily pad due to the bugs and wifi issues right now...

in my experience my wifi sticks and bugs are minimal but like i said... i use it to beat on and dont really care to much if it gets broken

now i plan on selling my ipad and transformer for a transformer prime in a few weeks but i am really starting to like the touch pad for its simplicity
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
I use it for web browsing in bed and on the couch. I stayed on webOS for a few days before giving android a try. I greatly prefer webOS for my use. CM7 is gingerbread, and I don't feel gingerbread is a good fit for a tablet. All the apps are just phone apps scaled. At least there are a few tablet apps for webOS.

My biggest reason for sticking in webOS is the cards. Its just so intuitive to multi-task, and navigate.

The next reason is the browser. The stock webOS browser is far better than any browser I have found for android. Its not perfect, but its smooth and has native good flash support. I also really like the TouchPad keyboard with the number row.

I think I will change my mind when ICS comes out for the TouchPad. I have an android phone, and love Android, but don't feel a phone OS is a good fit on a 10" screen.

Check out the forums on webosnation, formerly precentral. There is a great guide there for tweaking webOS, using preware. The add-on I use the most us the thumb controls for the browser, it means a swipe from off the left or right edge gives you back, forward, refresh etc, so I can use my TouchPad one handed most of the time.

Edit:

Another note: you don't replace webOS with Android. Its a dual-boot set up. When you power up the device you get a choice (cyboot in pre ware lets you change delay and default) of webOS or Android (or CWM). Right now there is no way to fully remove webOS. The devs have given the following reasons: most devs like webOS, and it gives you a contingency if something goes wrong, you have a stable usable OS to fall back on

Sent from my Galaxy S II (i777)
[TouchPad General] Drachen808:
I am not sure what someone with a Xoom and an Ipad would use the Touchpad for, but I use mine as a laptop replacement for most things. I got mine the first day of the sale so I used WebOS for a few weeks until they got android on to it. I liked webos, but it was quite obvious that it wasn't anywhere near a finished product (touch not sensitive enough, many MANY browser issues [only some of which were taken care of by purchasing advanced browser], waiting for 10+ seconds for

any

app to open). Still I liked its concept and it did well enough. I didn't like the lack of apps (I took the TP with the HP BT keyboard to school to take notes), but I would just used the web based version of the things I wanted to do (google docs, etc) which kinda sucked since they werent touch optimized but what can you do?

Then, when it was available, I put android on it. I used android to mess around, but still used WebOS 98% of the time since android was incredibly buggy and unusable for my purposes (plus the Gdocs app didn't work - LOL!). Things went like this for about another month and when CM7 a2.1 came out I installed it and things really started to smooth out. There were still bugs (though I never had wifi issues), but then I found the XRON flavor of CM7 and Leo's tweaks seemed to make an enormous difference in usability. I pretty much have not booted into WebOS since this time.

I use the TP for web browsing, taking notes (cant wait until HC or ICS on here so I can use the ASUS supernote app), playing games, controlling my new Onkyo Receiver, watching TED talks... The BT keyboard greatly increases its usability (for me).

Now once again, there is nothing there that you couldn't do with your existing tabs. You may consider making it a bathroom TV, or a part of your car stereo system. There was more I was going to say, but I can't really remember.
[TouchPad General] Puenos:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1367573

magic search-button works magically ;)
[TouchPad General] smilepak:
You typed ALL of that on the Galaxy S II?! Wow! Lol! You must be a professional Text'er

I think that would be one reason and potentially major reason I would hold off CM due to it being Gingerbread. I might rethink once it get ICS.

Thanks for the feedback from everyone on this.

The minute I got the HP and installed Accurweather. The first thing came to mind for me was to Velcro to the kitchen backsplash and use it as a calendar / To-do/ daily weather & news device

The only thing is trying to properly hide the charge cable. :D
[TouchPad General] blackwrx02:
Wasn't really sure what I would use a tablet for when I got it. We have a netbook, a home theater PC connected to the TV, a netbook for the couch, and both my wife and I have smartphones (my infuse and her iphone). To be honest, I haven't used it as much as I would like. We did take it on vacation last week and it was great on the plane for watching a movie (used mobo player) and finding things in the city. Aside from that I'll poke around on in it while watching TV if the wife is on the netbook and I don't feel like coming back here to the office to use the real PC. I have a feeling I'll be using it quite a bit at work to surf and screw off when I should be doing other things lol

I got it and immediately put CM7 alpha 2 on it. Haven't had any wifi issues, but I do have some charging issues (won't charge in CM7 if it gets below like 20 or 30% battery). I think webOS is very pretty, but it seemed very slow to me and the lack of apps just completely killed it for my use.

Trying to figure out of I want to get at BT keyboard for it still....
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
Most of my posts are from my Galaxy S II, I've definately typed some diatribes on this soft keyboard. The 4.3" screen is perfect for me for one handed thumb typing. Good auto correct helps.

The Touchstone may help with the kitchen placement. They are $40 shipped on amazon if you can be a little patient (the prices fluctuate daily). They look like a little easel, you set the TouchPad in, and it charges wirelessly. The TouchPad goes into Exhibition mode, to display a clock, pictures, calendar (I think), or other apps. My favorite is LCARS Clock.

It also works in Android. It enters the clock app to display the time and weather.

It will even charge if you have a case on it. You should be able to hide the cable fairly easily. Then when you want to use it, just grab and go. The Touchstone was the first accessory I bought.

Sent from my Galaxy S II (i777)
[TouchPad General] Offspring:
This basically sums up my feelings. I've only owned my Touchpad for a week, but I find webOS does basically everything I need it to do. It's my only tablet, and I really enjoy the webOS experience.

I'll add that I was also extremely happy when I found out that Dropbox file opening and editing worked flawlessly right away.

There may be a limited number of apps, but the stock apps work really well in my opinion. Most other things that don't have apps can be found through the browser (at least for what I use). For example, a Netflix app might be nice, but Amazon Prime Instant Video works perfectly through the browser.

If there is ever a decent Android ICS release, I'll give it a shot. Until then, I'll probably stick with webOS. I already have a phone on Gingerbread.
[TouchPad General] Jotokun:
I use mine for web browsing, email and basic document editing. Basically a laptop replacement.

When CM7 came out I was using that primarily, but as of late I've switched back to webOS. Not because I prefer it, but because Android simply cant hold a candle to webOS in terms of battery life. Most of what I do in Android can be accomplished in webOS, so while I dont like the OS as much I cant justify staying in Android for long.

If the battery life ever gets better, I'll switch back to Android. Alternatively, once ICS comes out I'll take another look since from what I've seen of it I like the ICS UI far more than webOS enough that I can overlook the battery issues.
[TouchPad General] swaze:
Battery life? My battery life on çm7 is tripple what it was on webos. I go atleast 3 days on a charge.
[TouchPad General] hammer7t:
Used WebOS for 1 day and then dual booted with the XRON ROM. I have occasional wifi issues on Android but it is stable enough to use it instead of a laptop for browsing the web, email, FB, LinkedIn, productivity apps etc. and of course games.

WebOS is nice but the selection of apps is minimal...if you don't care about that it is a nice UI. Install Preware to speed things up...
[TouchPad General] Jotokun:
I get 3-4 days on webOS and 1 1/2 days on Android. While usable, I dont want to wear out the battery since I think good ones might be hard to find later.
[TouchPad General] Larry94:
Games, games, and more games. I have 150+ apps installed and 90% are games.

Using a sixaxis controller with GTA III, Backstab, Modern Combat 3, and many other games is just to cool!
[TouchPad General] happyta5:
for photo display

Mainly use it as a monitor during photoshoot.Use with eye-fi card. So far so good.Thanks to the CM7& Drink team
[TouchPad General] ace9988:
internet emails alerts calender, remote access to my lappy, Facebook, watching bbciplayer, watching movies while trying to go sleep, alarm clock....lecture and meeting notes....infact the only things i use my laptop (Asus G73) for are games Photoshop and design programmes that won't work on the touchpad
[TouchPad General] danknee:
Same!

I used WebOS long enough to hit the shutdown button only. Alpha 3.5 has treated me well. I have the nes, snes, n64, psx, and gameboy emulators paired with two ps3 sixaxis controllers. This tablet runs emulators wonderfully.

Second to games I monitor my alarm system, control my googletv, adjust my home thermostats, and while not being directly used it is a battery backed up home security camera dvr via ipcam.

Thirdly I use it for book reading, netflix, rdp control of a home media server, and web browsing. The a.I.type intelligent keyboard is free on market and has a split keyboard that allows me to type faster than I could with swype.
[TouchPad General] pa49:
You won't "wear out the battery" by using it!

You'll end up getting more life out of it if you "work" it all the time.

You may have issues with battery stats as android battery monitoring is very unreliable so make sure you clear them on ever ROM flash while fully charged.
[TouchPad General] PiracyX:
I got mine a few months ago. I tried to play with WebOS and it wasn't bad but compared to Android it did suck. Long boot times aswell as loading apps.

Nice idea but android is more complete.

Currently updating with each Xron ROM and its been fine, apart from the old issue with wifi and FCs.

Currently use it for a alarm clock and browse the internet in bed.
[TouchPad General] teddyspaghetti:
I agree with the using WebOS for a while. It's not a bad OS. I like the cards too, but i can't say wouldn't want more icons on the dock and it would be nice to have widgets to put on the desktop behind the cards. But I'm sure when the source is released we can expect some better flavors of WebOS.

Android is fun to mess with, but it's still buggy and some features don't work well. It's not as fluid and i can't get the camera to work on mine for skype or taking pictures (with FC'ing.)

Currently I only use Android for a couple games, Google Voice SMS, ebuddy to chat, and browsing the net with Skyfire. As for WebOS, I play some WebOS-specific games, video chatting, Kalemsoft video streaming from my SMB share, ereader, and organizational things. Currently WebOS is more useful than Android by far. Other than not having a good chat program. When android isn't so buggy and is more fluid i'll give it a better shot.
[TouchPad General] thrak410:
I do alot with mine, actually more than I expected.

Kids games, e-reader (aldiko), listen to music (pandora, tune-in, g-music, cubed), watch tv shows, watch movies, browse the web, fantasy football, etc etc...

I havent booted into webOS since I put alpha 2.1 on!
[TouchPad General] viny2cool:
my use of TP starts right when I wake up with alarm set up on it..which fires up the radio app. Then reading news and stuff till I get ready. The best part is I can surf internet and stuff while watching tv or doing something else....I love the speed and how solid it is with Xron mods...The movies and pictures looks great in TP.
[TouchPad General] big_lilo:
Sticking with webOS....does everything I need it to do. Put cm7 3 than took it off. Also tried xron and took that off... Something about the android that doesn't feel right... My friend has an android tablet and looks amazing on his.

-- Sent from my TouchPad using Communities
[TouchPad General] cjvail13:
I was just recently bit by the android bug and wanted a nice but not too expensive tablet to go with my new android phone. Plus having a tablet is a lot faster and easier than turning on the laptop or going to my desk to use the desktop.
[TouchPad General] rosystreasures:
You may want to try "Battery Indicator". It shows you a percentage of what you have remaining. It will also tell you how how long before it is fully charged once plugged in.
[TouchPad General] Unrealwolf:
Few months after buing my TP i nearly didn't use it at all - too slow for games (and games are mostly crap), not really better for twitter than my phone, and certainly not as good as my desktop for internet. Than i've started learning programming and web-design basics, and found out that TP is very good for watching all sorts of video tutorials, reading PDFs and such, so, i guess, those $220 (...sigh... effing onsale...) were the money well spent.
[TouchPad General] calash:
At this point my Touchpad, currently running CM9 Alpha2, gets more use than my home computer. I bring it to work and use the Citrix client for accessing applications.

Home use is mixed between games, surfing, Netflix, and remote control of my desktop for file moving.
[TouchPad General] tjsooley:
Have a new 32gb. used android for a week. wiped and went back to webos. more tablet friendly in my opinion. When cm9 is fully working i may give it another try.
[TouchPad General] Progamersparsh:
Got my 32gb yesterday and loaded up cm9 immediately, updated to cherry kang and it does everything that I would want to do with a android tablet, just cant keep it down haha movies and videos play very well (DVD rips) haven't had any wifi isues either.
[TouchPad General] Tibre:
I'm running unofficial CM9 nightlys, I haven't booted into WebOS for months now.

The lack of an acceptable browser on WebOS is most of what keeps me on Android.

I mostly use my TouchPad for web browsing, some remote administration, watching TV shows, movies, anime, listening to web radio while I take showers, pictures, porn, and lackluster tablet games when I'm really bored.

I think that sums it up pretty well.

I plan to install one of the full GNU/Linux distributions once they mature more; at that point, I'll probably never boot into Android again either.
[TouchPad General] jwonlineuk:
I stuck ICS on it when I got it and haven't booted back into WebOS since.

Currently running CM9 nightlies and using it for TV shows, movies, games, web browsing, email and calendar. Much more than I ever thought I would!

Really interested to try some of the Adobe apps for showing new websites and designs to clients.
[TouchPad General] phonetec:
mostly porn
[TouchPad General] soapbox23:
i lol'd.

just got one too, and it came preloaded with CM9 Alpha2. I flashed AOKP-Milestone 4. I think both OSes are great. WebOS is(was) definitely underrated. Hopefully the fact that it's becoming open source will increase the development because I find it very intuitive.
[TouchPad General] siralsmooth:
Makes a great toilet tablet. I'm 50/50 on using web os and android. Cm9 runs real smooth. However, I installed preware the day I got it and let the tweaking begin. Always overclocked and smoother than my bosses ipad. I use it mostly for web and email when watching TV or I'm in other places(bathroom). Games here and there too. For the 150$ spent I couldn't be happier.