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[HTC EVO 3D] kdub2000:
Hello all,

I've had the same touchscreen? issues with 2 different Evo3D's. The first phone I had replaced even though when I took the phone to a Sprint repair center, the Slate machine said theres nothing wrong with the phone.

What happens is quite simply is the phone starts acting crazy. It acts like Im pressing on the screen, making tons of selections, calling people etc...I can click on the power button to make it stop. But then it will act up again in a few minutes. The first phone I had the store flash back to stock, turned s-off etc... It didn't make a difference. No matter what ROM is on the phone it continues to do it. So I had that phone replaced.

The second phone does the exact samething. If I didn't have the first phone in front of me when I received the second one, I would have thought they sent me the same phone back to me. I rooted this one right away as the other one so I dont know if the phone had the same problem before the root process. I've stuck on a ton of different ROMS to various degrees of success. I'm running Eternity right now because it allows me to at least use the phone semi functionally. The touchscreen problems are limited to the upper 20% of the screen where its unresonsive most of the time. But the craziness clicking is down to a minimum comapred to other roms.

I fixed the problem once when I was flipping ROMS and kernels. I put on ViperROM2.1 then flashed the Tiamat kernel. I was like yesssssss, I found the right combo. But alot of the phones functions didnt work like voice reconition, 4g, etc... So I cleared storage to start again and all the problems of the touchscreen as before came back. I've tried flashing kernels like Tiamat, stock, dual cores, single cores. Always have the same result. Last bit of info is I tried to superwipe and that failed. So maybe theres something in the internal memory thats causing all these problems? any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
[HTC EVO 3D] GrimReaper24:
My guess is that something is screwing up kernal wise or your flashing. If your phone was fine stock then something got dicked during the flash.
[HTC EVO 3D] kdub2000:
Is there anything I can do to a clean wipe and start fresh again? Or should I try to figure out why the Superwipe isnt working? Or do I have to flash all the stock back on and turn the s-on and get a new phone? I think the digitizer is causing these issues.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
I have tried almost every paid and free apps available on market for android proxy support. However, no luck with this. Is anybody aware of any app or method which can make proxy based apn settings usable by gtalk or gmail or any other app on our beloved ace.

My bf is using an iphone and his phone allows him to use proxy. I want to show him that android is not less than iphone. Please help me guys.

Many many thanks in advance.

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-Nisha
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] cooltt:
You can find the proxy APN settings for your device in the help section of your mobile network website and you can find out the proxy settings for Gmail in the same area of that website.

I don't understand what you hope to achieve by using proxy settings though as it's only a back up if the main server is overloaded and all phones switch to them automatically whether they are stored on your phone or not.

Proxy setting's are nothing to do with the type of phone you have just how information is passed to your device over the network. An overpriced inferior iphone receives the info in exactly the same way as you do.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
Thanks cooltt..Actually my problem is - I have already got the proxy apn settings from my network provider. Now the pain begins here, apps are not able to connect to net using this apn. However, browser can.

Any idea why? and how can this be resolved ?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] cooltt:
Ah you haven't realised the following:

Apps require a 3G network to connect to the net but mms and some old type email accounts only require APN settings over a 2G network.

However since 2G or WAP is old technology all of our mobile networks have switched to 3G for anything other than phone calls. It has many advantages such as quicker connection, quick large data transfer for emails etc..and of course more money for the mobile networks!

I don't know of any apps that are written to use APN settings it's just old school and technology only moves forward.

Try this:

Send a picture message with just 2G activated, i bet you can't send it until 3G is activated. That means that although you have the APN settings in your phone the network detects you have a smart phone and will only accept the data over a 3G network.

4G is just around the corner APN is old old !
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
I was such a noob without this info. Thanks once again cooltt.

It means all those threads asking google for proxy support in android are noobs just like me ?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] kippylemon:
For proxy.. i'd recommend proxy droid. It worked like a charm on my phone.. not only built in browser, but also other apps.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
Thanks for the reply!

I have already tried it and asproxy paid version..however, wasnt able to get them working. Please let me know the steps you took to set it up if you already got it working.

Many thanks in advance.

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-Nisha
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
Guys please help me..I m begging.

This is making me crazy.

My service provider is providing me only proxy based apn settings. And no matter what proxy app i use i am not able to get my apps access net using that proxy based apn.

Please please please somebody help.

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-Nisha
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] ishankgupta20:
Transproxy app and asproxy are the two apps allows u to not even proxify ur browser but also ur market and gtalk have a look on this link

http://android-proxy.blogspot.com/
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
Thanks Ishank, I hv tried every word written on that forum alreadybut, nothing seems to work for me. Guys, am i doing something wrong or is it not possible?

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-Nisha
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
Let me describe my problem in detail.

I have got 2.3.6 singapore stock rom.

Cf-root kernel b82

Now, the apn settings provided by my service provider contains proxy add and port.

When i use dolphin browser to browse internet, it works fine. But, the other apps do not work. Always the same error network unreachable. About the internet speed its reasonable.

I tried asproxy,autoproxy and proxydroid by entering the same proxy add and port as given in the apn settings by service provider. No matter what, apps like gtalk, gmail, market, tapatalk fail to connect. However, the browser works good everytime.

No idea how to resolve this but am ready to give anything to get this thing working on my ace.

"Meri izzat daav par lagi hai". Please help me guys.

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-Nisha
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] kippylemon:
Here's my setting

Host=(Hostname here)

Port=(Port Here)

Proxy Type=HTTP

Intranet Address= (blank)

Global Proxy [v]

DNS Proxy [v]

hope it helps :D
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
Tried that already man...nothing seems to help. Ab to izzat hi jaegi. :-(

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-Nisha
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] TheWeirdOne:
In a nutshell, you'd just need a proxy server, and a host name, and that's most of it.

Secondly, there's not much of a point comparing those overpriced menaces, and any android devices, so lets chuck that.

And lastly, there's not much of a point, considering that we aren't stuck in china, and behind that golden firewall. #shudders# Our government's not going to try monitor Facebook, like they said. Bah, kapil.

And again, here are the proxy settings.

Host name:

Port:

Proxy type: (Http)

Just Google a few servers, they never cease to work -__-
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
Nothing is working here guys..

With due respect to all...I would say please help with a step by step guide if u hv already got it to work. Else forever hold ur silence..am to loose my virginity, just because of it, tomorrow. :-P

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-Nisha
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] codeknight11:
Who's your service provider? Why dont you contact your service provider for help? -.-
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
Tata docomo...useless fellows.

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-Nisha
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] -SGA-:
Lol. The only settings available in your area are to create an APN tata.docomo.internet, useless girl.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
What about tata.docomo.divein useful man?

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-Nisha
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] -SGA-:
Sounds like a poor bet :rolleyes: lol

Well, you might as well try this:

apn: TATA.DOCOMO.INTERNET

proxy: 10.124.94.7

port: 8080
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] nishantmnit:
Wow!!! U really are useful man...it worked...without asproxy...just changed the apn name.

I love u man..u saved my a**.

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-Nisha
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] :
You are welcome.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] crypted:
Currently: this is a tentative supporting thread for my aGPS patch. Assuming more report success, I will start officially supporting this device.

Please let me know your success rates. Thus far, a few people have sent me messages and emails stating that this patch works great on this device.

As such, I'm thinking it would be good to provide this officially for this device.

This has been used on over 40 devices successfully. I don't offer official support for all devices. Rather, I offer official support once users convince me to do so for that particular device. That happened here. ;)

Statistically, here is part of my post from mid-December on all official threads:

Enjoy!
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] arrrghhh:
Wow, so have you tested this on the TD2? Does it work on any other devices?

You know this is a Windows Mobile device running Android, correct? I'd be curious if any other devices in the port work...

Edit - I don't even know what to do with this, it just seems to be a gps.conf file and a cert... I find it hard to believe that's all that is missing from our port, but I guess it's possible.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] crypted:
As you would find, there are 9 officially supported devices which have had many people using it. This device, here, is one that some are swearing makes GPS work very well (better) than it was working before.

It was requested and I offered to bring some support tentatively. If it showed to be valuable to the Android port, I would keep following up as officially supported.

I don't own the device and relied solely on others who kept telling me about it over the past few days.

Yes, it's a gps.conf and a cert. Certs are matched with their SUPL carriers. Further, the gps.conf is tweaked. Lastly, and my favorite, it uses my own NTP pool and my own XTRA.BIN service if the user chooses the 3.x branch.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] arrrghhh:
Well our port doesn't even have the userland libraries for proper XTRA support. So no offense, but I honestly don't see how a gps.conf file could magically fix all of our problems...

Unfortunately our issue is quite complex - much more so than a native Android device...

Edit - I'm still going to try this on a Rhodium, but I'm not hopeful. I got all excited at first tho :p.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] crypted:
Let me know how it goes. I will followup with the people who had "success" reports. That's intriguing to assume that the libs not being present would add benefit.

Give it a go and let me know just for the hell of it if you wouldn't mind. And if it works on Rhodium, cool.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] Entropy512:
There is 0 XTRA support in XDAndroid, unless someone has made some MAJOR patches since I last touched the GPS code.

Similarly, I'm 90% positive the SUPL interfaces are nonoperational.

What works on a native Android device isn't necessarily going to work on a port with incomplete functionality.

Someone wrote an improved GPS library for the HD2 which should be backportable to XDAndroid that might give XTRA support (SUPL is a different story - it looks like SUPL might need some RIL cooperation and that stuff is highly undocumented.)

Right now the only way I know to get good GPS performance in XDAndroid is to "preload" the chip by getting a GPS lock in WinMo prior to running HaRET.

Edit: Were you getting reports from GBX0B users or FRX07 users?

It looks like the Gingerbread codebase might be majorly overhauled.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] crypted:
Again, I'd reference my post just above yours in response to arrrghhh.

I find this response from you guys to be very amusing in the sense that if the software libraries aren't present, someone found success.

Let us assume that you cannot support SUPL or XTRA. I wonder if some of the variables were the result of the success.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] Entropy512:
You have a bunch of "user reports" with no details, concerning an area (gps.conf) where 90% of the "fixes" people post are pure unadulterated placebo effect - Froyo? Gingerbread?

There's NO way that any SUPL or XTRA changes did anything on a Froyo build. I've read through the entirety of the source code for the GPS driver and I can tell you, without any doubt, there is not a shred of working SUPL or XTRA support. Gingerbread is a different story. Maybe these changes are useful on a Gingerbread build.

If these had an effect on Froyo, it was 100% pure placebo effect - the user likely locked in WinMo before booting xdandroid and attributed the success to gps.conf tweaks and not the fact that the GPS was preinitialized in WinMo.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] crypted:
I'm not trying to get in a pissing match here. I was actually agreeing with you all that if there isn't support there, then there would be as you say now a "placebo effect" if there were anything.

I'm only wondering if it would be possible that the other modifications in the gps.conf aside from the SUPL or XTRA would explain the better performance.

If that is a negative, then it definitely would seem placebo. This was an offering of tentative support to help users wanting to go Android from WinMo based on others experiences.

Sorry to have stirred the pot. If someone out there has tried this patch and had success, feel free to explain it. I've asked those to do so as well so my curiosity can be set to rest.

EDIT: And it would appear that the Gingerbread port was the intended one for supported success. So, there goes that for your other point.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Greeco:
Hello Guys

i am complete noob with Motorola Phones and i need some assistance here

some how i was messing around with the RSD tool and i tried to flash into the ATRIX 2 the ROM from Razr (completely noob) so my phone stack on the flash mode and even if i try to restart phone comes back in the flash mode

unfortunately i manage to find and download the AT&T version i flash it with RSD tool but for bad luck software is lock and i cant get internet access through 3G only from wifi.

does any one know from where i can download the original ME865 stock rom with multilingual because as of now i manage to find only 2 one from AT&T and one from China version which has only Chinese and English language but even although you choose English some icons remains in Chinese language

thanks
[Motorola Atrix 2] tylercarter:
woops i messed up.
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
He is looking for the international version of the fxz for the ME865, not the Chineese, or US AT&T version.... he flashed our ROM and now his SIM is AT&T locked....
[Motorola Atrix 2] JRW 28:
First question, do you have the MB865(American version) or ME865(Chinese version)?

NVM reread it and seen Jim's post
[Motorola Atrix 2] tylercarter:
do we even have an international fxz? if we do does it work on our phone?
[Motorola Atrix 2] Greeco:
Originally the phone i took it with the ME865 Asian version probably because Chinese was not the main language when i start the phone.

after i mess up with the phone and i was not able to restart it

i download the USA version from AT&T but as i said the software is locked only with AT&T sim card so i cant use 3g network since my provider is from Middle East (Dubai)

i found later on and i download the Chinese version ME860 but main language is Chinese so after starting up the phone even if i choose English some part of the phone and some notifications remain in Chinese language.

what am looking is the Asia version ME865 or the official Rom comes from Motorola its self and not from any specific provider

sorry for the confusion but with my S2 i didn't had this problem that the only reason i regret buying Motorola
[Motorola Atrix 2] Greeco:
you are correct that's exactly my request and issue

thanks for helping me out coz my English are not that much good
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
Your first issue was flashing a ROM that does not support all the hardware. Now I can link you to the ME865 fxz, but it is the Chinese version, and it is not a "Motorola" blank slate, it is from a carrier, ALL ROMS that are stock come from a carrier, that is how it works.

Here is the true ME865 fxz, but that is the Chinese version, and you HAVE to flash that first, since that is the hardware you have, you might have to download some languages to from the market to get it all to work in your native language though:

http://4tel.mobi/edison_china_5.5.1-1_GC-86_EDSCHN-6_cfc_ME865_bbs.mfunz.com.rar
[Motorola Atrix 2] Greeco:
For good and for Bad luck i already have both version

i really appreciate your support i

new that the XDA guys are nice but i never expect so much

i will stick at the moment with the AT&T version till later on (i really hope) to get the availability with more stock Roms.

the thing is that the Chinese version you send me is the same as the one i have already and based on what i read on the net is only for china but the one was on my phone was the official Motorola unlocked software which as i see at the moment is not yet available for download

thanking you one thousand times for the support and hope in the near future to get what i am looking desperate for.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Spidey01:
This is what changes I have noticed when going from 3.2.x to 4.0.3 on the TF201, and I will be curious to see what is ROM/Hardware dependent versus the TF101 running 4.0.3+.

ICS is different than HC or GB, trust me once you get used to it, you will not want to go back. The new settings menu takes getting used to and swipping away stuff is AWESOME.

Holy $#@! that's fast! I've always found HC on the OG Transformer to be pretty smooth and more consisently so than Windows machines I've used, same on the TF201 out of the box and I was not impressed with the Tegra 3. Once I updated my Prime to ICS last night, I had to give buttery smooth a new meaning. I don't know how much of this will roll back to the TF101s ROM but it was noticable to me on the TF201 Prime. Assumably it is either changes to hardware acelleration (n.b. Tegra 3 > Tegra 2), or ASUS optimized the holy frakking hell out of it compared to their HC; if they take/have taken the time for our TF101s, it can only be goodness....

Stock browser seems improved enough to deserve revisiting (I didn't test it on the Prime before the ICS update) but doubt it is worth switching back to.

Issues like widgets and such I can't say, because I didn't check before updating my TF201 ICS. Built in apps, I don't know if we will get a back port because I didn't notice any difference pre/post ICS, so I guess it's a good thing someone here did. The Prime's version of the File Manager app, doesn't suck like ours does!

And have I ever mentioned, Tapatalk needs better support for rendering BBCode?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] adwin7:
As far as smoothness on ics. My mytouch 4g, with its single core qualcom, is running alot better on a beta ics build with limited hw acceleration so I can imagine that ics will be a huge dose of smooth on the tf101.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dreadmador:
ICS is definitely a huge evolution over HC or GB. I've been enjoying it on my Galaxy Nexus for about a month now. Massive improvements in the feel of the OS (swiping, folders, etc.) and I'm very pleased with the stock browser. The recent programs feature is fantastic. Especially if you do a lot of switching between apps, or in and out of the settings page and you want to resume exactly where you left off. I look forward to comparing the feel of a phone version to that of the tablet version on my TF101, hopefully soon!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] wildestpixel:
Its also buttery smooth on the nexus s with its now feeble single core.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] timmay2t:
Same as above, a i have the Incredible 2 running a beta version of ICS.

I literally can't go back to CM7 or any sense rom because the speed difference is massive, i feel like i've just downgraded phones if i flash back. So i just keep going without a camera because i can't stand the sluggishness of GB.

So i'm guessing we will see some pretty big speed enhancements, especially after they get kernels going. I can't wait, i'm one of those guys that prefers as much speed as possible i just never need to save much batter.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Spidey01:
I guess than once we get ICS next month, we will see how well the Tegra 2 GPU stacks up against old Adreni 200 series lol.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Dark lord me:
Well it might help with the prime that they uped the clock speed it from like 1.3 to 1.6 ghz
[Eee Pad Transformer General] karapoutsoglou:
based on my experience in galaxy s with beta ics and not even a leaked official,the ics is just AWESOME.

so fast and smooth and yes,browser works perfectly.

i guess its the time where android reached a mature state.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nc88keyz:
Re: Ics tf101

Based on what I saw on the beta in the dev forum. I would say things are looking very good. It was noticable snappy from what i sampled. I liked it soo much i would have stayed on it if it wert for the sleep of death issue i was having. It was a fun experiment.

Its very nice for what it is.

It had that same kinda spark as my galaxy nexus on VZW does ....would love to see some p3droid roms for the transformers.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Brand New:
Most likely they will overclock the kernal like thy did on the prime. Hopefully (wish) the stock kernal will come with overclocked ram, GPU, and CPU. And undervolting.;)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Tripsyk:
Yea, ICS will run heavy on any Adreno 200. I have an old Droid Incredible running an ICS ROM and it is noticably laggy during screen transitions. I have a friend however that runs an ICS ROM on his DROID X and it runs smooth as butter.

/shrug
[Eee Pad Transformer General] klau1:
what does every think of the departure of the Context Menu button, and the impact it will have on quick access to options?

I saw this on the Galaxy Nexus, i believe it's common to ICS
[Eee Pad Transformer General] down8:
Honeycomb never really had the Menu button, so it's not a big loss on the tablet front.

-bZj

Sent from my GSM Galaxy Nexus on T-Mobile
[Eee Pad Transformer General] MarkyG82:
From what I've seen ICS is much the same as HC as far as button usage.

It has the same 3 buttons with the context button apearing like the three dots on the galaxy nexus when needed. Also has the bar at the top (dont remember what the official name is) with other context related stuff.

Please tell me if im wrong as I am yet to try an alpha port.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] sarreq:
I've been testing Hashcodes CM9 for the Droid 3 and even in it's less than fully functional state, it is so much faster than gingerbread. I can't use it as my primary ROM yet because of the "less than fully functional" bits being so necessary, but it is blazing. hash, please hurry up (tapsvein)