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[Atrix 4G General] manrock111:
:p

Because I was toooo excited and worry

but anyway somehow i manage to settle all things well

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1182871&page=78

my policy always read more talk less but i get frustrated if i cannot understand a thing.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jah:
I have found the following are better than the built-in app when used with the HTC Magic pen and Honeycomb update:

Antipaper

https://market.android.com/details?...wxLDEsImNvbS5zdWJob2cuYW50aXBhcGVyLm5vdGVzIl0.

Writepad Stylus

https://market.android.com/details?...esult#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS53cml0ZXBhZCJd

Quill

https://market.android.com/details?...t#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS53cml0ZS5RdWlsbCJd

These apps don't integrate with Evernote as well the built-in Notes app. These apps require explicit export to Evernote.

Any other great notes apps out there with good hand writing support?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ORTOX:
Did you mean they don't integrate with Evernote as well AS the built in note app? I'm definitely looking for a better note taking app that doesn't auto load the keyboard when my hand hits the screen before the pen.

But I can't really sacrifice Evernote integration.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jah:
The apps I listed require explicit export to Evernote. Not an issue if you export say every week or every day.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ORTOX:
Okay, so I've tried the 3 you've suggested. I'm glad they're only $1 each, because so far I'm not satisfied with any of them...

The most promising to me seems to be Writepad stylus. But here's what confuses/frustrates me. There's an option to have the app only take input from the Thinkpad Tablet n-trig pen. This sounds awesome seeing as our stylus is by n-trig. But once I turn it on, the scribe pen is useless. With this option off, the pen works as it should but the app still registers some marks from my palm resting on the screen.

Antipaper has a sweet looking interface. However, my handwriting doesn't look as good as it does with Writepad, plus it's even worse when it comes to registering marks from my palm.

Quill is neat as well, but suffers from the same problems.

My question is this:

Are there any apps that have an option like Writepad that makes it so it will only accept marks from the pen? Let me know. Hoping to take notes at a meeting I have to attend at 7:30 and need to find a solution beforehand.

Thanks
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] TSGM:
I was a bit confused by your post. Quill, for me, does complete palm rejection when the pen or pencil is selected. In fact, it refuses any input by my fingers entirely while in this mode. This is one of the reasons why I put Quill above any of the other apps.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dstrauss:
I agree with TSGM - Quill does a good job at palm rejection, and the inking quality is nearly as good as Wacom on my HP 2740p (I NEVER thought I'd say that about N-trig). What I still want is easy conversion to PDF for storage on our server since that is out standard.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jah:
Palm detection is best with Quill and acceptable with Antipaper. With my Flyer, the built-in app does not have the fine precision of Quill nor Writepad Stylus. Fine detail is important to me. Also, the built-in app becomes slow after about two pages of notes.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] graffixnyc:
you can get quill for free right from the dev

http://code.google.com/p/android-quill/downloads/detail?name=quill-v8.1.apk
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ORTOX:
I decided to give Quill another try thinking I must not have given it enough of a chance based on the positive comments in this thread regarding the app.

I used it for a half hour meeting. It does read hand writing very well. Turning off hand input also works well. It didn't pick up any marks from my palm or anything other than the pen.

I have a complaint though that I'm not sure can be resolved. As I got closer to the bottom of the "page", naturally my palm shifted lower on the screen. My palm began to trigger the quick menu on the bottom right to keep popping up which really got annoying. Any ideas on how to disable this while using the app?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] WickeR:
Thanks for the Quill recommendation. The writing experience is a huge difference from the stock notes app. It would be nice if it had a palate to quickly switch between pens and color like the stock app.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] inmnbob:
I use all of them and went back to the notes app. The integration with Evernote is great. The integration with the calendar however is a big differentiator. I was in a meeting today an opened the notes app and it knew that I was in that meeting and automatically titled the notes btu the meeting name. the notes being stored on the calendar and Evernote is great add well.

Using both the pen and Swype gives me a great combination for quick text entry. I now need to figure out the right screen cover that maximizes the pen experience and I am set
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jamus28:
Unlike in PDF editor, honeybar works great and hides the notification bar in quill without side effects.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] gordonzhao:
Check this out, pretty cool, handwriting recognition and all ported over from the Lenovo Thinkpad.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1426975

Sent from my Rooted HTC EVO View 4G (Honeycomb)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] WisdomWolf:
I really like Quill, it works really well. I just finally put my old M200 up on eBay as a result of the View and the N-Trig stylus. The only thing that I miss from OneNote is the ability to lasso a section of text/drawing(s) and move it freely to accommodate a better layout or more space. This is what made digital inking so worthwhile to me. Has anyone seen an app with this capability?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jaguaralani:
Same Enquiry Here as The OP's one but for GB ROMs ?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] gordonzhao:
From another thread I posted in:

Sent from my Rooted HTC EVO View 4G (Honeycomb)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Maine_Coon:
Thanks.

Just installed it, awesome!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] AndroidAble:
LectureNotes

LectureNotes - Just wanted to put this app out there for consideration. I am new to flyer and looking to replace the capabilities I had with my Dell Latitude XT and MS Onenote synced thru the cloud. Lecture Notes seems to have a great inking capability and good organization, but lacks the Evernote integration of the native notes app. Just need to ask, has anyone learned a way to disable the onscreen keyboard in the notes app. If not for that, it could be my potential replacement.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mitchellvii:
None of the links to download work for me. Takes me to file sharing page but file won't download.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] inmnbob:
Thanks for the info on lecture notes. I used all the note programs and think this is probably the best
[Defy General] Shahmatt:
Hi guys,

I own a Motorola Defy currently running on Froyo 2.2.

I've been reading the guide threads on installing a custom ROM and I am interested in trying it out.

I am currently focused on CM7.

However, I just want to confirm that going through this process is going be advantageous. My current stock Froyo installation is stable but can sometimes be a bit slow. Would CM7 (running Gingerbread) be a smoother ROM overall? Also would I be able to get better battery life, or overclock my CPU to a higher clock speed? Are there other advantages?

Apologies if this question has been asked before. I tried searching but could not find any direct information on why I should change from stock.
[Defy General] Kayant:
If u just want a faster and a bit smoother rom just install 2nd init to overclock yr cpu. If you are looking for speed and performance then CM7 and lastly Miui for beauty and customization. U can have a different theme for your stausbar, sms etc. And if you don't like the iphone style launcher of miui then u can always install a different launcher :) In terms of battery life it depends but custom roms usually have less battery life from what i have seen. Hope this helps :D
[Defy General] pachuau86:
i dont think anyone can give you any reason why YOU should change your ROM, but they can give you reasons why they changed theirs... its all a matter of preference, if you want a stable and reliable phone with everything working fine then you can stick with stock rom (or is it really reliable?? debatable hehe)

or you can go for ROMS that have beautiful interfaces, good battery life, lots of functions, fast and smooth... there are lots of options, its best you try it out yourself, i personally prefer CM7.1 while a friend of mine loves CMIUI...
[Defy General] jpchopper:
I think just rooting the phone by itself will give you quite a few advantages, personally I didn't see much difference in at first battery life by using CM7, 7.1, 7.2....but those give a good bit more freedom, and if you want to you can turn your phone into a speed demon (the stock defy....is....not...) or a battery sipper that lasts for a while.

It's mostly just the freedom.
[Defy General] JustinBP:
I root and use custom ROMs because I like to tinker it's the same reason I use Linux more than windows. I like to be able to change things and yes sometimes I break things but then I get to learn how to fix them.
[Defy General] Shahmatt:
Thanks for the responses.

Would the CM7 jump from Froyo to Gingerbread show a significant improvement?
[Defy General] qsmyle:
Yes.

I use MIUI. Exactly WajkUI.

Faster and all ways better than stock ROM.

CM 7 is good also but I think it has an old and boring user interface.
[Defy General] Arjoma:
If you're installing a Custom ROM it is not only that you get Gingerbread (this is actually the smaller thing), you get a different user experience, a fresh design (no Motoblur anymore), more customizations and tweaks.

My favorite in terms of stability, smoothness and speed was Galnet MIUI (before I switched to CM9 but that's not really final...), imho MIUI looks better, has nice built in apps and an awesome theme support (you can customize everything like the status bar, boot animation, font, lockscreen...). CM7 was a tiny bit less stable for me, it looks more like plain stock Gingerbread and you have some additional advanced settings.
[Defy General] rabe3ab:
Yes of course

I tried it myself and CM 7.1 is more stable
[Defy General] Shahmatt:
Thanks all for your help.

I think I will indeed go ahead and try a custom ROM.

I notice MIUI also seems to have a following. Can anyone point me to the relevant ROM forum link? I can't seem to find it in the Android Development Forum. :-/

I intend to use the instructions shown in the following link in order to flash a new ROM:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1054447

Am I right in assuming that steps 1 to 9 must be universal to all Defy's and that step 10 is where you flash the ROM of your choice?
[Defy General] Kayant:
There are indeed a few different miui variations that often different mods and add-ons. U can try the official english builds with no tweaks and mods just translated to english at miuiandroid.com or other english variation at miui.us or one with awesome mods and tweaks that i recommend :) will be wajkiui ics or ics miui dsj from the forums or galnetmiui from galnetmiui.co.uk.

Yes the steps are universal but a bit outdated.

U can't download 2ndinit from market anymore just get latest apk from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1032212

Make sure you're on froyo if not you won't be able to downgrade or use any custom roms as they use froyo as base.

Also have your files ready on your sd card before you start this.

Steps

1. Backup your apps using titanium backup root or mybackup root additional you can backup your contacts and messages by selecting data in mybackup root

2.Download superoneclick from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=803682. Use the 2.11 version easiest and quickest to root froyo

3.Connect your phone to PC. Right click superoneclick -> open as admin

4.Wait till it says waiting for device then go to your phone in settings->Applications->Development check usb debugging is on

5.After your phone is rooted. Uncheck usb debugging and restart your mobile.

5.Now switch your phone on again and check usb debugging is on then download 2nd init from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1032212 and install the 2nd init recovery. It will ask the superuser permission Accept it. If the led light is green then 2ndinit was successfully installed.

6. Now Uncheck the USB debugging from Settings->Applications->Development and restart the phone now.

7.It will go in to bootmenu select 2nd init as default boot. Using the volume rocker to navigate and power button to select

8.Go back and click recovery -> Custom recovery ->* Wipe data/factory and Wipe cache and also go to advance and clear dalvik cache -> Install zip file from sd card(select the cm7 zip, repeat with the gapps zip) If it's miui no need to flash gapps

12. Reboot. Go to app drawer and start up the defy baseband switcher. select the appropriate baseband to achieve optimal reception.

Thanks to stewi21 for the original guide. If u need more help pm me or ask on the forums.

Happy Modding :D
[Defy General] chogau1:
If you are a us tmobile user, you almost certainly need wifi calling as the service stinks in closed spaces. So using a custom rom based on other than us froyo will eliminate that option...come on guys get it fixed please!
[Defy General] Shahmatt:
Thanks Kayant for the modified instructions. Many thanks also to others for the help.

So I went ahead and installed CM7. I figured I'll try the rest after having done a basic install to begin with.

It's pretty much the default Gingerbread experience I see. Quite smooth. A little disappointed that standard google apps like Gmail and Maps were not included but I soon settled this through the market.

Funny thing but Titanium Backup has seemingly not backed up some software like a paid version of Quick Office and Math Workout. Strange to me.

Battery life seems not much changed from the previous stock Froyo however I probably should give it a few days to stabilize.
[Defy General] Arjoma:
Sure that you have selected the paid apps when you backupped them with Titanium? I never had such issues.

Battery life: Have you already recalibrated the battery after installing CM7.1? Af not, after installing a new ROM simply use the app "battery calibration" from the market to improve battery life.
[Defy General] Shahmatt:
Ok so I'm not experiencing good battery life.

I tried recalibrating but the improvements seem negligible if any.

I'm getting about 10 hours on a full charge with moderate use.

I tried changing the CPU governor in the boot menu. I switched from on-demand to smartass, and now to powersave. Oddly enough powersave seems to be worse than smartass. With smartass it seemed the battery drain was slower, but still not significantly so.

I would like the phone to comfortably last at least 12 hours wth moderate use. Moderate being about 8 mins of calls per hour on average.

I guess it I ought to downclock the CPU from the default 1000MHz to the original 800MHz. But I don't understand the settings properly. I see numbers 300, 600, and 1000, but what do these mean? Can I just simply change 1000 to 800 to reduce the upperbound frequency, or is there more that I should do?
[Defy General] Zombiepiratez:
The main thing I see as an advantage is speed. My phone is 3x faster now that I have CM7
[Defy General] diamond_4g64:
I just installed miui and im stuck... where is the app drawer???? Am i blind??
[Defy General] Dirk64:
There's no appdrawer. Miui's look a like IPhone.
[Defy General] diamond_4g64:
Ok, well im still stuck i cant get my network connection...im with telus on hspa

I see that for cm7 i can select a baseband with a well done app. It works very well so i am happy to see that i am still able to get a network connection somehow but i would prefer to use miui and it does not seem to find anything like if i did not get antenna conections with the rom. I tried miui on; miuiandroid.com 1.12.30 and an optimized version from a user on xda on another tread, after that i tried miui.us on version 1.12.23 and 1.12.30 and it always gives me the same exact result where i dont get any connection.

Since i was not able to get my connections i tried cm7 and i am facing another problem, i cant instal google. i went on filecrop and searched gogleapps and found 2 results, one apk that does not work and one zip file. I try installing googleapps.zip right after installing cm7.zip (the version from the cm defy link on the official site) and it just loops between the android skating and the start sceen for selecting wich language or a choice of start wizard and another one that i dont remember. Even if i reboot i get the same problem and if i try installing the rom without googleapps.zip all works great but i cant get google apps of course so i am shure it is when i instal the google.zip. So now what can i do?? Is there a super version of the rom with google apps already installed???

update; ok, ive got cm7 up and working, now to get that network connection on miui!!!!
[Defy General] King_Rat:
baseband switcher is built into CM7/9...

it can be installed on MIUI to allow regular reception ^^

I wub MIUI...

PS - Why install custom ROM? So, your not stock! <<= never look back ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tykoon:
After trying the KK1 and KK6 radios I am unable to get much more than 12 mins per battery % on a data connection.

I tested using Current Widget logging with my screen off and the phone syncing on the data connection and the battery drain is terrible. Is anyone getting much better figures? I am on the Base (KPN) network in Belgium.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vangelis13:
- put it on 2g when you don't use the data connection

- install Green Power

- flash a different kernel, try http://rootzwiki.com/topic/13299-kernel-leankernel-minimalistic-kernel-110-122511/ for example.

- allow the battery to do a few charge & discharge cycles
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haseebkhalidsheikh:
Anyone knows how to add adhoc wireless networks to FXP based ROMs (BlackEditionHD).

Thanks in Advance.:)
[Milestone XT720 General] ktylife:
This is probably the most irritating thing with our XT720; Very often, gmaps is super slow, hangs and sometimes even FC.

I am using the latest one from market, I have Supercharger V6beta9.3 (Aggressive 2 Settings + OOM grouping Fixes + Hard to Kill Launcher), Launcher Pro 0.8.6.

Any idea ? This is really pissing me off... :mad:
[Milestone XT720 General] tharan.a:
Use an alternative, I use Sygic Maps...its paid app though. I think the problem with GMaps is the xt720s ram.
[Milestone XT720 General] AA1973:
could be as well the aggressive setting of supercharger, the heap size and the writing/reading speed.

I used SD Speed Increase and set it down to 128kb
[HTC EVO 3D] bleaktrotter:
I'm running Olympus Titan HD 3.0 (says Olympus Trinity XE in os) with Chad's Anthrax-CDMA-SENSE 2.6.38.6 rev 5 (not indicative of a problem with the brand new rev 5, same problem with the rev 4), and I have a few questions about the OC capabilities.

I want to get away from using software like setcpu to OC my device. I feel like it's less reliable/capable than doing it at a low level. Having recently discovered the init.post_boot.sh file while attempting to force cpu1 on. I believe I've succeeded in doing that, but I see a bunch of options for setting the CPU speed in a system file.

I changed the parameters that apparently control cpu0/cpu1's min/max frequency to 384000/1728000 384000/1404000 respectively. However, after setting the permissions rw-r--r-- as instructed in the guide I was reading and rebooting, my max OC is now 1512 MHz (as reported by CPU master). I tried reflashing my anthrax kernel (which supports much higher frequencies), but still the 1512 MHz cap persists. There's no way (as far as I can tell) to verify what CPU1 is running at, but I can see that CPU0 is running at 1512 by using system monitor and CPU Master.

I'm afraid I've damaged my init.post_boot.sh file and bugged the phone or something, so attached is my init.post_boot.sh for review. Remove the .jps extention. I added it so the forum would let me upload it.

What can I do to get the anthrax kernel working properly again, and how do I use this init.post_boot.sh to do what I want it to do?

My next step after resolving this current problem involves manipulating the CPU governer using the .sh file. It looks like I can set different governers per core by stating

echo "IntelliAnthrax" >
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governer

echo "conservative" >
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/cpufreq/scaling_governer

Does it work in this way? Additionally, what does this mean for the top half of the file which specifically refers to the "ondemand" governer such as sampling rates?

ie, echo 50000 >
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/[color="red"]ondemand[/color]/sampling_rate

Would I just replace the ondemand part in all of those statements with the governer of choice, such as IntelliAnthrax? Would I also have to append a duplicate set of those parameters for the "conservative" governer as well if I chose to use different governers for each CPU?

Sorry so many questions, thank you for reading.
[HTC EVO 3D] SketchyStunts:
That new qualcomm base kernel is only capable of 1512 Max.
[HTC EVO 3D] ssojyeti2:
Just reflash your rom. I use system tuner pro to oc my phone and it allows undervolting.
[HTC EVO 3D] bleaktrotter:
Really? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1318005

That thread details all the different OC levels of that kernel... :confused:
[HTC EVO 3D] EniGmA1987:
That is based on a bit old info. The new source has very few tweaks in it compared to the A series kernels. This "B" source is much closer to stock and doesnt yet allow any undervolting and also only goes up to 1.512 GHz.

You should try the 12/19 kernel as it has many more options and can get the higher speed
[HTC EVO 3D] bleaktrotter:
You're just a wealth of helpful information today. Thank you, flashing older revision.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oroo708:
I don't know if this things ever happen to your phone or your Carrier, but everytime when I dial (*#), its always failed. do any of you guys know any fix for this??
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andreacorti:
usually numbers starting with * and ending in # are special codes...

is it a real phone number or a service code for your provider?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oroo708:
its a service code. everytime i tried it always failed, but when i used the same SIM card on different OS its working. my friends devices also got this problem.any idea whats the problem is??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niemesh:
I am new to Samsung Galaxy SII,

I have flashed MIUI 1.12.23 on my mobile.

there are issues with the mobile for call recording

I started call recorder service on MIUI. The call recorder start properly and saves the recorded file but could not play on mobile.

Then I tried to copy the file into computer but oopp ! computer also not able to play the file.

I have tried all call recorder on market in addition to regular call recorder provided by MIUI.

What might be the reason behind that?

Any tweak or troubleshoot for that?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AzureusPT:
What format is the call recorded sound? Maybe its some flac and WMP can't play it.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niemesh:
the file format is .amr

and i tried all the 4 formats on total call recall but no success.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AzureusPT:
Try ARMPlayer, it let you convert .arm files to .mp3 files so you can listen to them in Windows Media Player.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theshawty:
Which ROM is better?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bassmadrigal:
I don't know for sure, but it seems that samuaz's is texasice's build plus the CM goodies. So I would say samuaz's has more features.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theshawty:
Ok. Hey, aren't you that Cyanogenmod moderator?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bassmadrigal:
That'd be me :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
why ask--try them both--:)