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[HTC Sensation] Quakeworld:
Collage???
[HTC Sensation] nexus2515:
Sorry if u think i was impolite..

Thats my usual way of talking..

I just wanted to ask that which topics would be better for me so that i get same subjects on 2 sides i.e. collage and institute
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pre2epic4g:
I see that on December 21st Swype released a new Beta version with Dragon but it tells me that since I already have Swype preinstalled on my Epic 4g that I can update it even thought I am rooted and running ACS ICS 5.5.... Is there any way that I can upgrade to the newest beta?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xjayman:
you have to uninstall swype and then go to the website and sign up and install. There's a swype uninstaller floating aroun here somewhere as well as a instructional video I believe as well
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pre2epic4g:
Please post the Swype Beta APK

can someone please post the latest swype beta APK?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zeinzu:
All you have to do is uninstall Swype, sign up for the beta on their site, and download the installer. Swype has asked repeatedly that people stop publicly sharing their products, especially the betas.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muratbaizhanov:
Hello everyone

Got an Arc with old firmware (ver 3.xxxxx)

decided to unlock it firstly and done in

flashed latest DoomKernel (v15)

flashed with CMW:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1278758&page=42

or

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1325640

roms BUT the phone doesnt boot up, just black screen for 1st rom and se logo for the 2nd

maybe the problem is skipped official update with SEUS and forced with custom roms? i dont have red LED

SEUS says i already have modified firmware and i cannot update

any ideas?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flo95:
First flash the .42/.58/.62 firmware, then install DooMKernel and then the Custom ROM you want.

Files from 2.3.3, a new kernel from 2.3.4 and some system files of 2.3.4 don't seem to run well together.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] muratbaizhanov:
solved the problem

the phone just had to boot up for a long time - about 5-10 mins.

errything works now

(same thing happened with x10, when it was updating from 1.6 to 2.1 =)
[HTC Sensation] umartariq:
I use Bluetooth / wired headset. I want HTC Sensation to accept the incoming call automatically so that I don't have to press any button on my headset say when I am driving.

I have searched a lot, found partially working application called 'lazy car'. It does solve the problem partially because it only works when wired headset is connected. Does not answer calls when Bluetooth headset is connected.

The application's developer says it Bluetooth headset feature might not work on HTC, which is surely not working.

Can anyone please suggest a solution to automatically answer incoming calls please?

Thanks!
[HTC Sensation] malybru:
Hi,

When I was on my HD2 using WinMo,there was an option to auto-answer.

I have the same bluetooth hands-free system that you mention,but I am unable to do this on the Sensation.

Sorry.

:(
[HTC Sensation] umartariq:
is there any solution or we are left?
[HTC Sensation] malybru:
Hi,

I have not yet found a solution.

Sorry.

:(
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] skenerz:
It is possible to create a windows mobile rom for these phones? :)

The mobile phone is normally an android, but I would like him to any wm.

Thank you for any effort.

LW: If none exists, could not someone create it for me? :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] raveniselizabeth:
Hey guys.

So I read on these threads a lot. I notice sometimes that people get really anxious and testy (almost down right nasty). So I thought I would make a nice thread =)

Some of yall have helped me out tremendously. I started my obsession with customizing and flashing my old tmobile motorola cliq which now reminds me of a tiny MP3 player. Half of me was fascinated that I could customize my phone to my liking and the other half was fascinated with the super talented people who made it possible to update my phone even after official updates stopped forever. I was able to turn a crappy phone into something useful and it made me feel like I didn't have a wasted device. I still use it to play music through wifi and save my actual phone.

I am curious to read how some of you fell into this "addiction" and what your friends and family say. All I really wanted to do was change my boot animation at first LOL. My family can't believe that I do all this stuff to my phone and sit on these threads for about 30% of my day LOL. Thanks to yall teaching me how to do stuff, it looks like a gay fairy pooped a phone out for me with all the pinks, purples, and cyans I was able to add to it and it works better than my husbands which obviously gives me an evil grin.

So thanks to all of yall. We are all testers in my opinion. Without the developers and us who adore them, I bet these device companies would just be about half way to where they are now.;););)

So how did yall fall into this?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] spencer88:
It started after I purchased my first ever Android phone, the HTC EVO 4G, from Sprint.com the day after it came out. I didn't start to even explore rooting until after 2.2 update came out. I had always heard about rooting but wasn't really sure what it did for me or the phone. So I ventured onto XDA and got started! Rooting was a lot more manual than it is now. I remember watching 2 separate videos and it took over a half hour to complete. I guess I lucked out on my first Android phone being the EVO, one of the most developed phones ever on XDA.

The amount of knowledge I've learned from XDA about phones/carriers/android is tremendous. I thank you all :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sling:
My mod addiction took off in 2007 thanks to Palm Treo 700wx.

The lack of Led blink nonfiction for missed calls , messages , repeating reminder etc drove me nuts so I wrote mods using mort script allowing led notification , reminders etc.

The green horn days lol

http://forums.webosnation.com/windows-mobile-software/139440-led-alert-reminder-alert-one.html

From there I built mod to disable treo keyboard backlight and became hooked on changing how device served me then went mod flash happy on every device Ive ever owned
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] iSaint:
My love for Xda ...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] phatmanxxl:
First phone I hacked was the moto razr, I changed the outside LCD picture when the phone was opened. I used to theme sidekicks and blackberrys after that, even flashed "barebones" firmware in my blackberries from pinstack. Since I was a kid I used to take things apart and make my own mods, ax my mama. She's still not happy what I did with my boom box in the 80's.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] raveniselizabeth:
HAHAHAHAHAHA

I have always been a techy girl. I grew up with my dad and I loved to take apart electronics. I remember one time, I thought I could recharge a AA battery if I took an old power cord, split the middle, stripped the ends, plug it in, and just touch the ends of the batteries with the wires. The light blinded me for 3 days and I was very lucky to have not gotten burned or worse.

Now I stick to my phone LOL. I don't know what it is. It is just so cool to make it do what I want. It is like I get to give the company the middle finger and say HA...now its the way I want it. ROFL
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mazook98:
My story's too long and convoluted to express right now (pressed for time), but I just wanna say:

What a great question and thanks in advance for what's gonna be a great thread, I'm sure.

Subscribed.

:-)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] raveniselizabeth:
I hope so. I need somewhere to go when I get tired of reading important threads that get ugly lol.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] paranoid android85:
Cool thread. I first heard of rooting from the reviews i read for the evo4g before i bought the phone. My curious nature got me to look up rooting which then pointed me to xda. after reading over and over the instructions to root so i wouldn't f#ck up my phone I became fascinated with customizations and all the different options that lay before me. Never heard of roms, kernels, aosp, recoveries before this. Not gonna lie, this made me feel smarter :p Now I'm a flashaholic. The only annoying thing is now my friends and family always ask me to try to fix their phones when it messes up
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cds0699:
Mine started because I had an originial Epic 4G and wanted to get rid of CIQ when I 1st saw k0nane speaking of it in a thread on ACS's SyndicateROM Frozen. So I decided to root so I could install that ROM which had no CIQ. Never looked back after that.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mimis_69:
Started out when I got my HTC Hero, it was really slow and laggy. Rooted it, Then installed CM7 when it came out. I barely got the Epic Touch 2 months ago, but I could've lived with the hero for a longer time lol.

[Insert witty signature here]
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Indrid Cole:
All my modding and hacking started way back in the late 80's with my first PC and Linux was born. Thus bringing us Android. Then the ps1 and dreamcast then ps2/Xbox. Now ps3 my laptop and naturally my phones. I have modded all my tech and always will.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Wizard Knight:
definitely started with my Hero. loved it but it really slowed down after the 2.0 update. So I did some reading, watching some youtube, and lost my virginity to the fresh rom. been rooted ever since

rooted my OG epic day 1

rooted this phone day 1

ROOT THE PLANET!!!!

/\/\/\/\... do you think this is how iPhone users see us? :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] xJeganx:
For me it all started back with my old Samsung Blackjack and installing an unofficial update from WinMo 5.0 to 6. Then I went to flashing new ROMs nearly every day on my HTC Touch Pro and TP2. Naturally when I went Android with the Evo this obsession continued.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] raveniselizabeth:
Totally.....my friends with iPhones constantly taunt me for messing with my phone and they get green with envy when I share with them my icons, custom colors, and so on and so forth. Not to mention that this phone is just BETTER in general. They call it the "VCR" in my purse LOL.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] spencer88:
Is this thread dead already? :confused:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] flexte:
I started here http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=specs&id=12&c=casio_cassiopeia_e-125 way before android ever existed. I had a compact flash card modem that hooked up to my telephone line and i was surfing the net through my dialup aol connection. I was sending faxes and receiving them form my ppc back in 2000.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] digitalcrash:
It started for me with the HTC	HD2 I was so excited when I got it cause of the huge screen then I turned it on and windows mobile sucks so I did a search in google and found XDA which has pretty much showed me everything
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Nv1dia:
For me... it all started with the original xbox. A friend offered to mod it for me and I agreed. When I saw what he did I started looking into more I could mod. My motorola razor... my PSP.... my wii... It started out with cosmetic modifications. Like a DVD window for my Xbox and Xbox 360. Or painting 'link' on the side of my wii. I slowly moved into phones... when I got my iphone 3g. When I dropped that I picked up the Samsung moment and started hacking away. Ive learned a ton... from how android works to how Linux works. Its my biggest hobby.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Duce HD2:
Started on the HTC HD2.....flashed wm roms and themes there, then got the dual boot thing going. Running wm and android simultaneously, pretty cool.

Then moved to the HTC mytouch 3g, then on to Samsung Galaxy I vibrant for a year, flash the **** out of that. Now here.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Shark_On_Land:
I knew about rooting long before I actually got an Android. So when I got it, it was the first thing I did to my optimus S on sprint. I learned all the basics on that phone and I know feel I'm ready for a powerhouse of a dev phone; a Nexus.

I made my own ROM that bricks phones (long story)

And pretty much waste my day on here.

When I upgrade from my cm7 optimus that was hacked to hell and back. I realized that compared to a completely stock nexus. There was no comparison. The nexus just blew it out of the water with its doors ripped off. So all this "hacking" that were doing is just a time waster. Because with the amount of time we waste on here we could be making more money to buy the newest phone Evey time it dropps like the et4g without saying oh its too much. Well I say oh I waste to much time. And its priceless.

I won't be stooping this addition however. :(
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] pillzzberry:
I started with the classic the G1 and I was on YouTube looking up tips and tricks..then I seen a video title say rooting and hacking. And my adventures took off from there.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dazednconfused:
Mine started when I first purchased the OG Epic 4G, did a Google search about the phone and found XDA.	Seen all the awesome roms and themes and became addicted. Now I attend Flashoholic Anonymous meetings every Tuesday evening but it's not helping with my addiction. I absolutely love messing with these phones. Nice thread by the way.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] demo27vol1:
Well I used to have a Samsung Instinct thinking it was all I needed. that was until my brother gave me his HTC Evo 4g for christmas(back in 2010). Then I started to play around with roms and instantly fell in love. fast forward to June 24, 2011 I bought the Evo 3d and played with it for a while until my brother gave me his Epic Touch, since he got the iPhone 4S.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] clfblackhawk:
Thanks for this post! I 100% agree, I had a CDMA Hero up until a few days ago and if it wasn't for the awesome ppl still supporting that device, I would never have made it as long as I did. Good stuff.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] musclehead84:
Mine started with the original epic 4g. I tore my bicep tendon and when I went for surgery I had a heart attack so I was laid up for a while. O had to find a hobby so I found xda and have been addicted since then. Now I'm back in college to get a degree. Lol. Its funny where life takes you. Thanks for everyone's help on here when I was a noob. Just remember we were all noobs at once.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Everyday Legend:
Of all things, I started because I saw other people modifying their phones, then the Evo came out (at the time, I worked for Sprint and they would not allow you to activate them on employee accounts) and I got Marvel Super Heroes Vs. Street Fighter running on an emulator and it held up surprisingly well.

From that moment onward, I wanted to know how it worked.

So, I finally got my first Android phone over a year later (E4GT). I immediately learned how to root it, how to install custom ROMs, and how to set my PS3 controllers' BT addresses to play the same damn games on my phone wirelessly.

Now, I've played Castlevania: Symphony Of The Night, Mario Kart 64 and Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike all on my phone. This little distraction made me want to know now how the operating system works, how ROMs and kernels and modems and all of that stuff works. I know nothing about how it does, but every day I learn a little more, and every day I get closer to see what makes it all tick.

One day, I hope to learn enough to help write a Dreamcast emulator for a phone powerful enough to run it. After that, who knows?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dcaplinger76:
It all started a long time ago when I first found my dad's stack of Playboy, oh wait.... wrong addiction
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] edlee:
My addiction started with my first windows mobile phone the Motorola q9, when the stock os was slow I edited the registry to hell in desperation to speed up the device. Nothing helped that phone, always ran like crap.

Then there was my years wasted with blackberry and loading tons of different os's from 4.5-6.0 till i realized I could never get what I need out of it.

And it was not until I purchased my hp touchpad on filesale and loaded cm9 and I realized how perfect android was for me.

And thats what lead me to e4gt. :-)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kc_exactly:
After I gave up drinking it was this or being a born again Christian. I couldn't afford to tithe so I went this route.

No, I got the BB Curve. The rest is history. I use to have an IPod Touch, a book with all my business cards, and a calendar.

When I got the curve it all just clicked. I have a pretty busy schedule and listen to a lot of music and a few podcast. It just makes sense. I don't play many games. The question for me is not why I have it or why I am an addict, it is how hard life would be without it. It is a life organizer first, a media device second, and a phone third.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Epix4G:
I have hacked psp, xbox,ps2, palm treo 650, palm pre, og evo, og epic, nexus s, epic touch, galaxy nexus, dual boot netbook, triple boot Dell laptop with 7 ultimate, lion and mint12 ......once U go linux U won't go back

Maybe start a thread asking what we haven't hacked the only thing I think I haven't hacked is my xbox360 because I am on xbox live too much....would have to buy another if I get banned from live
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BrandoKC:
Thank goodness you have something to do when you're not snorting all that coke. :D

I had a T-Mobile Dash when I found XDA. After that I picked up a G1. Still not ready to take the plunge I had a lot of fun with GDE.

Finally decided to root my Hero to try out Froyo.

Started to theme on my Evo Shift. Unfortunately I borked my Java path. Once i figure that out, I plan on doing alot more themes for the E4GT.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MrDowntown12:
I upgraded from the terrible Samsung Instinct that was supposed to be the "iphone killer" (Anyone remember those ads) to an HTC Hero cause I instinctively knew it would be updated. I didn't know anything about android or why it would be updated but something told me it would.

Well eventually el goog released 2.1 and I said sweet an update for my phone. I'm sure most who owned a hero at the time will remember this. The 2.1 update was drug out by sprint for months. Always a new date or quarter, but each time no update. Then one day when I was reading a blog that was detailing an update rumor they mentioned that if you were rooted you could already have 2.1 on your hero. Naturally, I was curious.

Well after reading everything I could about rooting I decided to wait two more weeks cause Sprint was for sure gonna release it in 2 days, or 6 or 8 or 14 for sure everyone said, plus rooting iz scaries and I canz brikz my phonez.

Well of course, the update still wasn't out so I rooted and installed FreshRom and never looked back. I ended up rooting flashing my brothers hero and fixed some random reboots he was getting that Sprint couldn't fix.

Since then, I've been scouring these boards reading and learning and contributing when I can. I love it. It's become a hobby and passion for me.

But mostly I enjoy looking at my phone every day and saying to myself...

F*** Yeah.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aqualeris:
Is it just me or is the latest Twitter version (3.0.0) lack push notifications? It used to be present in the older versions but the new version sort of removed it. Is there anyone else here able to get push notifications and can someone guide me to getting it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skimminstones:
working fine for me

you sure youve ticked the box wanting notifications? if you have id either clear data or uninstall and reinstall
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] screamworks:
No problems here. As suggested above, try uninstall+install again... or log in/out.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aqualeris:
Did that before but shall try it again. Is it under menu -> settings -> account name -> tick sync data? But below it it has an option for sync intervals, meaning Twitter refreshes at fixed intervals instead of having instant push notifications. Is there anything I'm missing?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] screamworks:
I don't have my phone in front of me, so I may be wrong, but if you disable the refresh intervals, it should switch to push, unless you completely disable notifications.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aqualeris:
There is no way to disable refresh intervals. It has options ranging from 5minutes to 4hours but no way to disable unless you disable notifications completely. And even though I've set 1hour refresh interval I did not receive notifications for a mention from a friend today even though the mention happened 4 hours before I woke up and technically with a 1hour refresh interval I should have received a notification.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BubbleSort:
Did you ever figure out this issue? I did a reinstall and I still am stuck with set intervals.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] malcho:
I want to say happy new year to all.I'm going to little holiday and i decide to shut my phone to have a break:)

It's being good year on XDA,i learned a lot.

Special thanks to stratosk,lippol94,siky_dude,fremen567 and many others for everything.

Wish you all the best!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DeadSOL:
Happy new year to you too, mate! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bhu1:
Happy new year to all, may 2012 bring tons of happiness and joy in all our lives.

To all xda members, may they even be my haters . :) :) :)

Intact , to everyone. To even Samsung though we still need confirmation about ics for sgs. :-p

Madman007 . :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Fremen567:
Thanks bro', happy new year to you to and everybody else as well. I'm taking a little brake as well from cyber world :) . It's time for plum brandy :)

Sretna Nova!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] malcho:
Yes it's time for good hangover:)

Sretna nova godina
[Galaxy S I9000 General] malcho:
I don't hate you:)

Just continue learning and it will be ok:)

Many regards
[Galaxy S I9000 General] GrzegorzUriel:
Happy new year :):):D Many lovely and happy days...

Roms without bugs too..:D​
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bhu1:
zzzz.....when did i say u hate me, it was for general public. i dont even.know u properly so i cant say u hate me or not. hehehe, i posted that as a general greeting to everyone. i forgot to wish you as you were the op , lols. hahaha.

happy new year!!

and again to everyone , happy new year !
[Galaxy S I9000 General] malcho:
You are good.Just keep up the good work.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mozyman:
happy new year lol
[Galaxy S I9000 General] got-petrol:
Happy new year everybody hope its a gud one
[Galaxy S I9000 General] acid74:
Happy new year!

Gezuar vitin e ri!

Srecna nova godina!

Godt nytt år!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ganaa1221:
Happy new year everybody in XDA great community site. Here we come 2012 :)
[Atrix 4G General] DopeHack:
I noticed a while ago that while I was on the phone my screen turned on and I started to dial numbers accidently nd if the room is dark enough u can see the red light on even when I'm not on it I just thought while writing this that it could be the in pocket mode which I'm going to turn off now.

Any help or suggestions would be very helpful thanx

Sent from my Atrix-4G, stock 2.3.4 (rooted)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] coffeehandle:
Hello fellow rooters.

I have been using FR for ages and its been great. But I've just been reading enteresting things bout darktremour. However they do reletivly same things. Is there any better perks with each?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yaboye616:
I'm on cm7 with no mods or anything else. I tried to update my modem to ei22 by using odin to. Eco5 then flashing the eco5 to ei22 zip but keep getting a install error 7. Any help?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tinslwc:
When you odin'ed to EC05, did you use the victory pit file? If not, it wont go back to BML and the stock EC05 wont work on MTD.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akuentzler:
I'm having the same issue and I believe I did use the victory pit file.