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[Motorola Photon 4G] thatguy07:
Is anyone working on a way to do this? can it even be done?

I switch from blur to cm9 several times a day due to my love to my lapdock.

I would totally make out with whoever can get this done.

er...I mean buy you a beer, yea...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] fujiwarasai:
Im sry if wrong room

..

Im using

XperiaMIUI_Engineering | V03

bb .42 Global

kernel OC Jasonstein 1.6GHz

but on my hallon (mt15i), why still processor with 1.0GHz ? :confused:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] taaviu:
Then you don't use OC kernel.

Jason maded 2 kernel.

1. Overclockable

2. Non OC, powersave kernel.

Sent via MIUI 2.1.13
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] fujiwarasai:
yes, i know

but Im curious :rolleyes:

thx for the reply
[Kindle Fire Accessories] johnsaldivar:
Just seen this anyone know what this is.

http://kindleworld.blogspot.com/2012/01/kingston-wi-drive-app-for-kindle-fire.html
[Kindle Fire Accessories] airmaxx23:
I posted this a few days ago in the General forum...http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1443654

it definitely looks like a good idea.
[Kindle Fire Accessories] Puppytime:
$100 32gb flash drive

:(

I hope kindle gets usb host support
[Kindle Fire Accessories] podspi:
I assume this works over WiFi? Would be cool if it worked over secret bluetooth and we finally found out for sure the BT worked... :D
[Kindle Fire Accessories] Johnnydevil:
I just ordered one.. :D
[Kindle Fire Accessories] baj24:
This seems pretty cool; however, the 3 hour battery life is somewhat disconcerting.
[Kindle Fire Accessories] anieb:
It provides its own WiFi network to which up to 3 devices can connect but also has an extra element that allows it to use a bridging mechanism to let your Kindle Fire be connected to the Internet and the Wi-Drive at the same time (not possible with the otherwise interesting AirStash with nice features of its own). You can be using media from the Wi-Drive while looking up something on the Net.

Besides adding storage to the Kindle Fire this way, 3 people can be wirelessly conected to it at the same time and be watching 3 different movies (or the same one) with what customer reviewers describe as smooth response. But it lasts only 3.5 to 4 hours per session, on the battery.

The sharing function is a real plus for families.

- Andrys (anieb & Kindleworld)
[Kindle Fire Accessories] Android16:
What a ripoff....

We could have this same thing for $5-20 in a micro SD slot/card if Amazon had more sense before releasing this thing.

I will not be buying this. We have a cheap $200 tablet, if you plan to spend $50-200 more on this kind of thing you might as well have bought a better tablet instead.

I don't think this is anything to get excited about.
[Kindle Fire Accessories] ncvikingx97:
Since it is apparently a hotspot do you have to pay some sort of monthly fee? Seems co
[Kindle Fire Accessories] krelvinaz:
I know someone that tried this with an iPAD2... streaming wasn't very good. they sent it back.
[Kindle Fire Accessories] therethere:
i bought one of this too, and im really enjoying.

It streams very well full hd movies to my fire and phone.

I'm having only one problem, cant access files on my windows laptop.

I go to 192.168.200.254 on browser and then i think he dont see well the code, cause appears just " /" NameLast Modified Size " and then the files i have on wi-drive. it's supposed to appear a list of linkable files i have, right?
[Kindle Fire Accessories] anieb:
I've streamed original 1280 x 720 videoclips shot with a FlipMino HD from the Wi-Drive -- to a Kindle Fire, a Samsung S2 phone, and a Samsung Tab 10.1

They all streamed smoothly. But I don't have an iPad2.

It depends on how you do your file. I've seen now conversion software that is unstable on the intended device and which is not playable from the Wi-Drive and looks like it's torn apart on any of the 3 devices I mentioned.

Positive results came with DVD Catalyst 4 to downsize, and from Emicsoft's easy 'join'ing of mp4's.

I experimented with both the original videoclips and joined ones, which even if called 'lossless' changes something due to the resulting somewhat smaller file.

The FlipMino HD uses 60 frames per second.

---------- Post added at 07:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:39 PM ----------

The Nook Tablet has the SD slot and costs $50 more + the cost of a good SD card. (It also has better specs in total.)

The Wi-Drive can be shared by 3 devices at a time, accessing the same data or different data. Can't do that with an SD card, but it all depends on your need for that. Some are sharing it on trips, for kids in the back of the car.

But it still lasts only 3.5 to 4 hours tht way.

Someone else mentioned it acts as a hotspot. Actually, it doesn't serve Internet data. It just serves its own stored data. Other devices connect to the Wi-Drive as a sort of cloud and it provides the wireless access to itself -- but not to the Net.

It can, though, be used with a connected device while the latter accesses the Net. It uses some kind of bridging mechanism to do that.
[Kindle Fire Accessories] anieb:
Here's the good thing. You can use the Wi-Drive while it's plugged in. Doesn't matter if the battery's drained. People on vacation can use it in their hotel rooms that way.

I just did the setup to use the Wi-Drive and be on the Net at the same time. It's easier than I thought from reading it the first time. You just put the Wi-Drive on your WiFi network (using the Wi-Drive app on your Kindle Fire) and then the Wi-Drive reboots.

After it's done, and ready, you use the app on the KFire to connect with the Wi-Drive again and then check the Wi-Drive's network connections status and there's an icon that, if it shows up, means you're both on the Net, via the Wi-Drive and also able to access the Drive. The other ones I've read about don't do both at the same time...
[Kindle Fire Accessories] Xandralia:
Are you sure you can use it while it's charging? Did you actually try it?

The article states that you can not.

His caveats are that with two or more people using it at a time, constantly streaming, it runs for only 3 hours and then must be re-charged again and you cannot recharge this with the miniUSB adapter while using it. He doesn't say how long it lasts with one person using it.

That was actually one of the things that was turning me against it... would love to know if it's not true.

Though honestly, I will probably just wait for a stable ICS ROM that will, hopefully, by then have the usb host function working.
[Kindle Fire Accessories] anieb:
It turned out that the customer reviewer was wrong about not being able to charge it while accessing it. I've just replied to his review because I AM able to charge it while running a movie from the Wi-Drive. At home. With the power adapter that came with the unit. However, Kingston is clear that you cannot charge it and access it if you are using the USB cord with a computer. It has to be with the power adapter that comes with the unit or is Apple Certified.

The reviewer was describing not being able to charge it in his car once the battery was run down. I called Kingston tech support to find out if there was something different about its use with car adapters, and a Level 2 tech support rep said that it does charge it while you're using but the car adapter has to be up to a certain standard and the best thing to do is look for car adapters that are Apple Product Certified.

I haven't been able to test that yet though!
[Kindle Fire Accessories] therethere:
So anyone can confirm if we can use wi drive while charging with power. adapter?
[Kindle Fire Accessories] anieb:
Yes, I explained above that I can charge it while using it. The customer reviewer who said it wasn't possible has revised his review and is now letting people know how to do it, after I wrote to that review thread. He is very good about adding updated info.
[Kindle Fire Accessories] mmtrago:
does anyone know if they have mobile wireless 1TBs yet? the seagate one is only 500gigs
[Kindle Fire Accessories] therethere:
ok, thanks.

i tried with a charger i have but that don't work, maybe because it got a led light on charger. will have to try another
[Kindle Fire Accessories] anieb:
It comes with its own charger. The chargers need to be at a standard, they said, which qualifies for 'Apple product qualified' ... The one that comes with it definitely works.

There's also a trick that's needed which I mentioned and the customer reviewer added to his updates. And that's to make sure it's off without the charger plugged in.

Turn it On w/o the charger plugged in. Then turn the Wi-Drive back On to let it get activated. At that point, plug in the power adapter .
[Kindle Fire Accessories] therethere:
well, my wi-drive didnt came with charger...i think they dont sell on europe with charger.
[Kindle Fire Accessories] anieb:
Well, maybe write them and ask them to send it?, as you can just use an adapter where you are with it, from what I can see (tho' I may be wrong)

It's Kingston 3500028-001-A00LF

- (Maybe the last part is AOOLF but I don't know.)

AC 100-240V 50-60Hz 0.15A

O/P:DC 3-6V 1.2A Max 5W Max SeSET DC 5v

At any rate, ask them about it.

Maybe you can pick up an equivalent adapter there to apply directly, more easily. I've no idea.
[Kindle Fire Accessories] therethere:
Thanks for the info, but i think they dont sell chargers to european buyers

Will try to buy one
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Kisler:
Is it possible to port this launcher to gingerbread?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1413803

Thanks ^^
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] jimcantfixit:
I found this the other day too, I think it needs ics to work doesnt it? The framework is different. If not then im thinking of nova launcher.

It looks to be a massive ram using app anyways. Doubt it will be smooth on our phones.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Kisler:
Nova launcher does not work for me. It is illogical because ICS has this launcher, right?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] jimcantfixit:
I believe they are working on a GB port ATM. But yes they both require ICS
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jimmybob_007:
This works every time for me.

Micro HDMI out to TV. Play something over it. Pause it, or press power button to make prime sleep. When in this state prime reboots after about 1 min.

I suspect it's to do with hardware acceleration and trying to power 2 displays simultaneously. If true, drivers will fix this.

Anyone able to replicate?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JDR0iD:
Hi all.

I would like to know what would need changing to port from dhd to sensation? I see our new leaked ics has been ported to your phone so just curious how to port back

I believe specs are the same or am I wrong? Hope you can help

Thanks
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JDR0iD:
Any one??
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yos123:
Have my own S1

Can not format the unit I tried to reboot a computer

I tried through code

I always stay 4GB and re-emerge applications and some of them collapsing

What to do

Thank you
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mustafa888:
you must first unmount the external SD and next confirm the format SD

If you do it this way and it does not work, try factory reset your phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] synapsis:
If its the external sd card you can put it in your pc and wipe clean. if internal sd card thats another story.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yos123:
I tried unmount and factory reset It does not help

yes I meant internal sd card
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yos123:
Has any one of you an idea

;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yos123:
Help please
[HTC Inspire 4G] shopkins82:
I have an Inspire 4G. I've been running AndroidRevolution 5.6.2 for awhile now, probably 6 months. It's been running great so I haven't had any reason to mess with it. Today it locked up for no reason (no changes, no new apps, etc). It wouldn't boot beyond the "HTC Quietly Brilliant" splash screen.

I jumped into HBoot and then into CWM (version 2.1.3 RC2). I tried wiping Cache and Dialvik cache and rebooting with the same results.

I then tried a "Fix Permissions" with the same results.

I then tried a "Factory Reset". This time it seemed to give the same results, but when I tried to go back into CWM it loops... it loads the file system list at the bottom below the menu, flashes black, then does it again over and over again. I can control the menus (vol up/down, power) for the split second that they are available but then CWM just restarts, over and over again.

I was going to try Gene Poole Factory Reset tool, but it states that the /cache need to be EXT3 and mine is EXT4.

Is there any hope for me? How can I either get back to stock or at least a working CWM (3.0.2.6 or newer) to load AndroidRevolution 6.3.1?

Please help!
[HTC Inspire 4G] glevitan:
Download the Ace hack kit and take the CWM image in the folder tools/recovery. Rename it PD98IMG.zip and then copy it to the root of your SD card. Boot into Hboot and when prompted press volumen up. That will flash a new recovery image. Then try flashing a new Rom from the CWM...

You shouldn't have made a factory reset without flashing a new Rom.
[HTC Inspire 4G] sharksfan7:
In the Inspire 4G General forum there is a thread right at the top that explains how to deal with this type of problem. Marsdta also provides links to a Recovery img already in PD98IMG.zip format as well as flashable stock RUUs. That should get you back up and running.
[HTC Inspire 4G] shopkins82:
I got a good Recovery installed (CWM 5.0.2.6). From there I ran SuperWipe which completed fine. Next I tried installing the AndroidRevolution 6.3.1 ROM and it failed with "Insallation Aborted" and "Status 7". After that, trying to Super Wipe or install the ROM fails and reports "Status 1". I'm trying to re-format the SD card and re-download the ROM right now. Any other tips?

Thanks in advance!
[HTC Inspire 4G] glevitan:
Try flashing some other rom. Maybe the file is corrupted...try installing RCmix3D or Coredroid or maybe some other rom and see what happens.
[HTC Inspire 4G] shopkins82:
I'm getting a lot of errors in CMW along the lines of "E:Can't Mount /cache/recover/log" and "E:Can't Open /cache/recovery/log". When I try to run Super Wipe I also get "(cache is unmounted alread)". Is there some problem with how my cache is formatted, mounted, or something like that? When I try to Mount /cache manualy I get "Error mounting /cache!".

Thanks again.
[HTC Inspire 4G] glevitan:
Don't run the superwipe....flash the recovery and don't wipe anything. Just flash the rom...
[HTC Inspire 4G] shopkins82:
Tried that just now. Got as far as

>>> Flashing boot.img

assert failed: write_raw_image("/tmp/boot.img" . "boot")

E:Error in /sdcard/Android_Revolution_HD-4G_6.3.1.zip

(Status 7)

Installation aborted.

Is there anything special I need to do in regards to formatting the SD card beyond FAT32 and full format (not quick)?
[HTC Inspire 4G] glevitan:
Do the following....try to change SD card, and don't flash Android Revolution...try to flash this:

http://rcmix3d.blogspot.com/2011/11/rcmix3d-runny-v40.html

Flash that rom to see what happens. Two options, or the zip file you are trying to flash is corrupted or the SD card is having issues...try the rom I posted, if is not working then try with another SD card....that should solve the problem

Formatting the SD card is a possible way of solving corrupted patitions....
[HTC Inspire 4G] shopkins82:
Tried this. Flash of the rom seems to have completed but wouldn't boot beyond white HTC screen. Rebooted and still wouldn't boot past white HTC screen. Re-entered CWM, cleared data, tried flash again. This time the flash seemed to load correctly but now I can't even power on... complete brick...

Is there any chance to save my phone?
[HTC Inspire 4G] glevitan:
Ummmm...things are not good. But I heard that if the partitons are corrupted then you are lost. Try leaving the phone with no battery for a while. Then try to boot it...and see what happens. If it boots butvis still stuck in hboot, then return to stock with Gene Pole's tool and make a warranty claim. If you cannot even turn it on...then do the same. But if your carrier finds out you jhave been messing with your cell then you won't get much...
[HTC Inspire 4G] shopkins82:
Total brick. Had to be hardware failure that initiated the downward spiral. Luckily I have an ATT DCS Center nearby and the swapped the phone out with a new(ish) one within about 3 minutes of troubleshooting. Thanks again for all the help. Not sure what ROM to flash to the new phone, though all I really want is tethering... Is there anything else out there as "stock" as Android Revolution HD 6.3.1?
[HTC Inspire 4G] glevitan:
Well you can just root the phone and maintain the stock rom...or there is ERBUS ROM that is just stock but without ATT bloatware and some other stuff...anyway you can just check some other roms and decide by yourself...there is no correct answer for that!! glad u solved it. :D
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
Ever since I got the S2 I've been a bit concerned about that stupid microUSB port. Unlike the Apple 30 pin on my old iPhone or the Samsung 30 pin on my Galaxy Tab, the microUSB connection seems about as sturdy as a matchstick holding up a house. Standard USB my ass, I'd take something sturdy any day.

Anyways, I figured that with all the microUSB devices supposedly out there, someone would have had to have fixed this by now. Then I searched around and found nothing. Basically what I'm imagining is a simple USB plug that plugs into the connector and expands the USB plug to 4 magnetic connection points similar to the magsafe thing on apple's macbooks or the magnetic cable on the blackberry playbook. You'd then have an adapter on the cable that would snap to the magnetic connector on the phone and allow you to connect the two without stressing your microUSB and also make it faster to get connected.

Is there really nothing like this out there?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] iggy2k:
id get a patent on that quickly if i were you.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
Too lazy to get it produced myself so I'm just happy if somone does it at all :p
[Galaxy S II Accessories] KBS720:
Wouldn't the magnet interfere with the magnetic sensor of the phone?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
Magnetic sensor? You mean the digital compass? Not any more than the Smart Cover would do that for an iPad 2, or any case with a battery lock would do it. Very small magnets we're talking about here, their magnetic effect is next to nothing unless directly paired with another magnet.

Here's the kind of magnet I'd imagine being used:

Aside from the Apple and RIM versions of this, the closest I can think of is the Replug: http://www.replug.com/home.php

Not magnetic, and only for audio. Ofc doesn't have to be magnetic if the concept still works, but pretty much have to be microUSB :P

If you look at the HTC Rhyme, it comes with a charging dock that uses the more common spring loaded pin connection system: http://img.gfx.no/993/993523/topp1.788x525!.JPG

There are pins on the back of the phone that matches up with the three you can see on the cradle. I would be happy with simply something like that, I just don't like how thin and fragile the microUSB connector is compared to 30 pin connectors
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Joey2o11:
You'd just be replacing one cable with another, kinda pointless if you ask me. MicroUSB seems sturdy enough to me
[Galaxy S II Accessories] D3_:
It's pretty much a safety feature. No more risk of the USB port bending or anything.

For example, my charger won't reach from the wall socket to my bedside table, so I leave it on the floor. Sometimes when walking around in the morning my foot pulls the cable and yanks my SGS2 across the room. With a magnetic connector like this it would simply disconnect and the phone would stay in pretty much the same place instead of getting dragged around with the cable.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
Exactly, furthermore, the microUSB port would be protected from dust and debris, and not have a connector plugged in and out of the thing all the time. Since I got my SII a few weeks ago and started reading up on it I've seen multiple people have microUSB port issues, so it's obviously not that sturdy.

A third benefit would be a universal connector. MicroUSB is technically a universal connector, but take my situation - an iPad 2, Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus and an SII. Three different connectors for charging and USB. And two of the devices are the same brand! Say what you want about Apple, but when I had an iPhone and an iPad, at least I only needed one charger, one cable. Here I am with two 2011 generation Samsung devices and they're not even compatible. What's even more ironic, Apple has a 30 pin to microUSB adapter now. Where is the Samsung version of that to make the Galaxy Tab microUSB? A magnetic system like this would allow me to plug a magnetic plug into each of my three devices and use the same magnetic cable with them. This could be expanded with receiver adapters - imagine a Apple 30 pin female connector and a magnetic receiver connector all in one small package that would turn any iPhone dock into a whatever-dock.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] chadouming:
Honnestly, production of this could lead to something great. But dont forget that microUSB has 5 pins, so you need 5 small magnet :P this device could be also made for anyother usb port variant. You would then have an universal usb magnetic port. :D
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Cptnodegard:
It does, but only uses 4 of them. The last one triggers USB host mode when connected to ground. Normal sized USB is only 4 pins so where you make that move from 5 to 4 doesn't matter
[Galaxy S II Accessories] chadouming:
Theorically, this pin might become usefull one day :P better having it already open for possibility :D
[Galaxy S II Accessories] abrahamrobert:
Can I revive this post?

I've been looking for something like this for awhile now and I keep coming back to this post. I'm currently in the process of building a magnetic quick attach micro USB plug, but only for charging. I have bare female and male plugs and some 2mm x 1mm neodymium magnets, and now I just need to create the housing. Probably going to use fimo clay for the prototype.

My biggest problem is creating the connection point between the plug and the receiver. Can't have anything exposed connections on either end, because of electrical shorts and mismatched polarities. Don't need any more fried devices laying around.

The main motivation for this, is charging a phone at night in the dark; it'd make life a little easier. It would also be handy for charging while in the cradle on the dash of a car.

Any ideas or creative input? I'll post photos when I have something to show.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] totalnoob34:
I'm always encouraging hardware hacking, and giving a hand if possible, but this is dangerous, and I'll tell you why.

http://www.instructables.com/id/MagSafe-for-the-Rest-of-Us-A-DIY-Magnetic-Power-A/

This is a project that landed on Instuctables a while ago, but the main flaws were these:

)Resistance added by the magnet/copper coupling to attach the two ends, thus heat/other undesirable side effects;

)Sparks, caused by the two sides turning freely.

So, in order to achieve some kind of usability, you would have to ensure that the phone does not provide power to the socket (otherwise you would expose yourself to shorts), and that you could make a rectangular/non-circular plug small enough for it to sit in the micro usb all the time; plus, it should not have a high resistance, so that it would not generate too much heat, slowing down the charge at best, cooking the phone at worst.

All this looks quite complicated to me :/