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[EVO 4G Android Development] JusticeAA:
I uploaded the two that I have, what rom are you using? I obliviously won't have time to do every request but I can do some.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lionedas:
Radiance RC4

so I think the rcmix you posted should work right ?

Edit: after looking at them I dont think they are the same, I am post phone.akp from RC4

incase you get time to mod it.

Thanks again
[EVO 4G Android Development] JusticeAA:
Its based off the same build so it should, fyi Radiance RC5 is out now.

Make a nandroid first so you can go back if it doesn't work.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lionedas:
sizes are different posted apk above

RC4 and RC5 use the same phone.apk so it should be good for guys needing it for both..
[EVO 4G Android Development] JusticeAA:
I just upload the modded Radiance Phone.apk. The archive was giving me trouble in 7zip but I think I got it straightened out.

Please let me know if it works.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lionedas:
Anyone have any how to links, or ? on getting system apk's installed

Thanks
[EVO 4G Android Development] vin255764:
Nice job.Thank you
[EVO 4G Android Development] nydriek:
Any chance you can do CyanogenMod 7.2?
[EVO 4G Android Development] JusticeAA:
There should already be a setting in CM7 for that. If you go into settings, then phone settings, one of the options is something like display voicemail notifications. Make sure that is off and they should be gone.
[EVO 4G Android Development] JusticeAA:
Sorry about being so lazy, I am testing out making flashable zips and will upload them as soon as they are done.
[EVO 4G Android Development] JusticeAA:
Flashable zips are up, the only one I have test is for RCMix3D, so please let me know.
[EVO 4G Android Development] JusticeAA:
4 and 5 are up, in case you want to update!
[EVO 4G Android Development] Steven 1:
Hey, think you can make one for nrg energy Rom? I was tryin your method but screwed up a few times. A flashable zip would be awesome
[EVO 4G Android Development] JusticeAA:
Done, please report back on how it works.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dvickers:
AOSP?

ive tried to decompile this using apktool for miui and it keeps telling me that it cant decode attr value like 487536705398 times its crazy any solutions?
[EVO 4G Android Development] JusticeAA:
MIUI is totally different, I was able to decompile it with apkmultitool by using the framework as a dependency.

The code is in a totally different place too and it already used the (Z) value. I did a small modification and it compiled without errors but that doesn't mean it will work.

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] anonymous572:
Here it is:

http://www.dealextreme.com/p/bicycl...for-samsung-galaxy-note-i9220-gt-n7000-113981
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Titus A Duxass:
Thanks for the heads-up.

That's a low cost option but like many of the other cycle mounts...

It provides no external environmental protection. I wouldn't want to expose the Note to rain.

It provides no shock protection.

Has the Note been shock tested?

I don't think the Note would survive for many kilometres on the streets around here. You'd probably get away with it on a MTB with good forks but my hybrid has carbon race forks and skinny tyres at 8.5 bar.

Combine these with cobbled streets and tram lines.....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] foxfire235:
I've used the same type of mount with the original SGS and it works great. My bike has no suspension and I ride 24km round trip on pavement, gravel, and dirt. It doesn't need shock protection because there is no moving parts in the phone. It would not work well for rain though.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] Titus A Duxass:
Interesting, thanks for the info.

No moving parts - the vibration module, the speaker cone, the microphone diaphragm, home button, power button, volume rocker....

Besides, vibration and shock impact on none moving parts as well especially components mounted on PCBs.
[TouchPad General] mcsephoenix:
So I have seen quite a few threads about installing ICS but I have yet to see anyone install it over MIUI. Is there a suggested method for this?
[TouchPad General] phonetec:
I couldnt get it to install over MIUI, it kept throwing me an error, I restored to cm7 and it flashed fine
[TouchPad General] mcsephoenix:
Thanks for the reply, I don't have a backup of cm7 as the wifi never worked for me on it. Is there really any reason to goto cm7 first?
[TouchPad General] mcsephoenix:
To answer my own question I guess I could run a Titanium Backup restore of MIUI on CM7 then upgrade... So that should be one benefit
[TouchPad General] jhon777:
I installed cm9 over miui. Did wipe dalvic, wipe cache, wipe data/factory reset, installed from sdcard. Worked fine.

Note - I hadn't done a lot in miui, so I didn't mind wiping and reinstalling apps.

Good luck and have fun.
[TouchPad General] mcsephoenix:
Thanks for the reply not sure doing a wipe then fresh install really counts as installing over miui but good to know it worked out if it comes to that... I am still on the fence about installing alpha 0.5 as I am really happy with how I have miui setup at the moment...
[TouchPad General] duele:
I'm a huge MIUI fan and have been running it on my Mytouch 4G for a couple months now. I put it on my HP Touchpad and couldn't stand it after a couple days. It was just way too buggy. I installed ICS a few nights ago and it is running beyond what I expected! You could try both and back them up then switch back to the other if you don't like one.
[TouchPad General] jhon777:
What I meant was, I was running miui. It was my 1st android install.

When cm9 alpha0 came out, I installed it as I said by cwm wipe; then flashed cm9.

I like cm9 a lot better than miui. Feels more like a real tablet app. Please don't ask me to define that ;).
[XPERIA X8 General] drjis:
Droidwall doesn't work perfectly, try to turn on and turn off the firewall, and after it doesn't work. Try to do this a few times...when droidwall doesn't work, my phone doesn't connect to the internet, and it doesn't activate the background data, and generally the phone works slowly...it happened with the no_fps_cap kernel that may phone restarted automatically, when droidwall showed me the error: phone is probably not rooted, if the phone is rooted than check "su" (something like this)

Anyway now i am using the v06 of alfs kernel, i had the same problame with droidwall, internet, background data, so i restarted my phone, and now my phone is fast and is working greatly, and i have cancelled droidwall...

sorry for my bad english i am writing from italy ciaoooooooooo
[XPERIA X8 General] drjis:
no help??????????????
[XPERIA X8 General] drjis:
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[Windows Phone 7 General] nicksti:
Nokia official Q4 sales are out. Long story short, after being introduced in limited markets Nov 2011, Lumia sales are over a million units.

Not a bad start.

Edit: Removed 800 from thread title and body. Sales are for Lumia line and not only 800.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
No, that's for the 710 and 800 combined.

" He said Nokia has sold “well over” 1 million such devices since the launch of the Lumia line in the fourth quarter, in line with company expectations.

Including other models, Nokia sold 19 million smartphones in the quarter. By comparison, Apple sold 37 million iPhones in the same period."

Lumina 710 and 800 combined 1 million.

N9: 1.4 million

N8: over 4 million

Nokia total losses: over 1 billion
[Windows Phone 7 General] PG2G:
It was "well over" 1 million, whatever that means. Where did you see N9 numbers? I didn't see any mention of them in the report.
[Windows Phone 7 General] nicksti:
Oh I am sorry, you are right. I thought the Lumia 710 came out this year. When exactly did the 710 launch? All I see is december.

This is an assumption, but could the Lumia 710 be responsible for much of those $1 plus million sales given the short window of launch?
[Windows Phone 7 General] ROCOAFZ:
Depends on which country. I think it was December.

Still in one month that ain't bad. it already has 45% of the Windows phone total sales and ATT in the states still doesn't have a nokia yet. only tmobile. (much smaller provider).
[Windows Phone 7 General] sensboston:
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Nokia-Reports-954M-Loss-for-Q4-2011-248868.shtml
[Windows Phone 7 General] nicksti:
I think the numbers show the clear picture of where Nokia was heading and why Symbian was not the answer. I believe the only thing that is debateable is if Nokia should have gone Android vs Windows Phone.

Nokia got paid handsomely for choosing Windows Phone. Nokia will be the king of that platform, like Samsung is of Android (with HTC close just like WP). Maybe they should have done both Android and Windows Phone.

I think only time will tell where the WP road leads them. But I think I would have done the same thing Nokia did.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
They shouldn't do Android. They should've focused on Meego and kept updating Symbian a very long time ago, and offered Windows Phone alongside their other offerings.

Why do people say RIM should do Android? That's silly.
[Windows Phone 7 General] nicksti:
I have a question about the Nexus S Vet. Thinking about getting one (the i9020A for the ATT bands) Do you check PMs?
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Completely off topic but this is RIMs problem:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_aFYuvUv_B8&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I can't do nothing but laugh.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Yeah, and it really depends on your price.
[Windows Phone 7 General] giddorah:
According to the resellers of Lumia phones... It has sold better than N8 and N9.

“Lumia 800 sales is not comparable with the iPhone 4S, but it mixes with the mobiles that sell best on the market currently, it has also sold better than the N8 and N9 at launch, and it also sells better than other manufacturers do when there’s a new product, “says sales director Michael Bech from Telia.

“We have since Friday experienced the same demand, as shown by the introduction of the iPhone 4S. Lumia 800 has sold more than three times as much as number two on our sales charts, “Morten Steen Jensen, purchasing manager at TDC.

But then again... Lumia only started off on 6 markets... So I guess the estimated 1,3 million sold units aint too shabby.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dragonide:
nice ;)

not bad at all
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
I wonder if "sales" represented shipped devices to retailers or actual customer sales ? (You know how things are at times)

Also, I ran across this on my mail aggregator and just thought.... WOW:

http://m.tomshardware.com/news/Microsoft-Nokia-Windows-Phone-7-Deal-Partnership-money,14564.html

When Nokia and Microsoft last year revealed a strategic partnership that would see the former use Windows Phone 7 as its primary smartphone OS, it was obvious what Nokia stood to gain from the deal. The Finnish company, once a king in the cell phone industry, was struggling in the smartphone space. The company needed a smartphone OS that already had an established user base and the support and apps necessary for growth. However, this wasn't a one-sided deal. Though Nokia has been less than successful in the smartphone market, the company has a lot of brand loyalty, and the partnership offered Microsoft the chance to reach millions more customers. As it turns out, Microsoft paid rather a lot for this privilege.

Though both parties have remained quiet about the financial details of their agreement for the better part of a year, information was revealed by Nokia yesterday during a quarterly earnings call. According to Nokia's Q4 results, which were released this week, Microsoft paid Nokia $250 million to use Windows Phone 7. Described by Nokia as a "platform support payment," this isn't a one time thing. According to SlashGear's Chris Davies, who was first to pick up on the figure, there will be more payments made by Microsoft. The eventual figure is thought to be more than one billion dollars.

"Our broad strategic agreement with Microsoft includes platform support payments from Microsoft to us as well as software royalty payments from us to Microsoft," Nokia said in its results. "We have a competitive software royalty structure, which includes minimum software royalty commitments."

So far we know next to nothing about what Nokia is paying Microsoft, but Nokia did say that over the life of the agreement "both the platform support payments and minimum software royalty commitments are expected to measure in the billions of US dollars.

Nokia also confirmed yesterday that it has sold more than a million Lumia handsets, as predicted by analysts earlier this week.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Look at like this:

Go with Android and get sued by Microsoft and still be in decline

Or

Go with Windows Phone and get paid by Microsoft.

Not a hard decision.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vnvman:
This. Plus the quite obvious fact that on Android you can't push out single core 3.7" phones and get away with it, it would have costed them a lot more also in terms of hardware, they would have been risking too much.
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
I'm also sure the decision came down to "Put complete crap on our phones" or "Put a masterpiece" - I'm sure glad they chose the masterpiece
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
Time to make the doughnu....oh wait, clean the thread again...
[Windows Phone 7 General] nicksti:
You are being a little extreme Fiya. If Android was complete crap then why are so many people buying them?

I do agree that Nokia made a overall strategic business decision to buy into Windows Phone that was sweetened by Microsoft.

Yes, it would have costed Nokia a bit more to introduce the Lumia 800 Android; they would have had to given it SGS2 specs for it to be a flagship phone in that ecosystem but the sales would have been astronomical! But I guarantee you Apple would have been quickly knocking at their door with legal documents (Nokia successfully sued Apple in 2007 for patent infringements).

The best thing for Nokia would be to keep doing S40 phones, Windows Phones, and if Android gets past the suits Android phones as well.
[Windows Phone 7 General] giddorah:
Vetvito: Well... Use Microsoft techs in your OS (Android) and expect to pay for it, or pay for Microsofts tech straight away... It's an easy decision for me... But I don't manufacture any phones.

Why do you stay in the WP forums again? I haven't seen one single positive post about it... I (as a Detroit Red Wings fan) don't hang around Philadelphia Flyers-sites and post about every negative aspect I can find about them... What's on your agenda really? Jealosy?

Why do Android sell? Price and impressive specs.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dragonide:
Before you answer to my following statement remember that I do not like Android, but I do not think it's complete crap ... BUT :

When Android spreaded there was no other choice for most people.

In Italy you could choose to buy an iPhone (600 €)

or to choose a low-mid-high device with an initially uknown OS (200-500€)

When Windows Phone came out the situation was

to choose iPhone, again (600-800€)

to choose Android, now known by everyone (200-600€)

to choose Windows Phone, uknown and without a big marketplace ...

So, even if Android was not a great product, even if it was an ordinary one it took its market share.

Of course there are people who adore Android.

There are a lot of different kind of people in this world.

Just give WP time.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Aphasaic2002:
Net loss of €1.07bn this quarter, compared to €745m profit for the same period last year - doesn't sound like $250m payoff from Microsoft was worth it:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...Nokia-slides-to-1bn-loss-as-sales-tumble.html

Also note from this article, that the Lumia seemingly sold worse than expected:

Still hasn't launched in the biggest market - America - so we shall see.

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Not trolling, but it's funny I keep hearing this on WP7 forums; how much time are we meant to give it? When I first got my WP7 phone last June I noted lack of apps and reviews on Marketplace, people were saying "give it time..wait till Mango comes out". Then Mango was released, and it changed to "wait till some new Mango phones are out". Then HTC Titan etc were released sold the cry changed to "Wait until the Nokia phones come out". Now already this is changing to "wait for Nokia phones in America" or even "Wait for Apollo".

Seems to always be some future date WP7 will take off...never now, so strange..
[Windows Phone 7 General] dragonide:
Not trolling, but it's funny to hear 'Not trolling' while trolling. (yes it is recursive my friend)

Btw I said 'give Windows Phone time' because things can only be better.

They said the same one year ago and it was true. Windows Phone scenario today is a lot better than one year ago. And it will be a lot better next year.

Personally I didn't think "Wait until the Nokia phones come out" when I got my Titan. And I dont feel the urge to get Apollo or to see what Nokia will bring. I just know things will be better and better,

BUT

it doesn't mean I don't like the things the way they are now. But if you can't see the change I am talking about I feel sorry for you.

I got what I wanted and I like the way it is now, No need to show anything more no anyone.

So do not portrait WP users like unsatisfied people waiting for some miracle.

The miracle is already happened. I didn't buy an iPhone, I have a device I love above any other atm and I was not forced to use some second rate os like many (too many) others do.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Pardon me, but what did I say negative? Or is my views just aren't the same as yours?

This is what really derails threads.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
1 - if anyone points out a wanted hardware feature, or software feature, or has a less than OptimistClub Opinion it's trolling ?

2 - great !
[Windows Phone 7 General] ROCOAFZ:
You do realize this forum is

"Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking"

Not windows phone bashing... so yes when an Android user comes in and flames, it is trolling. With all the customizations you can do on Android, i'm surprized you come to a windows phone forum. Aren't we boring? (Sarcasm) or are you afraid we will steal too many new people unless you bash away.

Back on topic - Lumia sales were good for 6 weeks in 6 countries as proven by the numbers It's obvious that Nokia is being well received. 800 used the same chassis at N9 so design change wasn't much. That means Nokia didn't have to put as much into it this round. Nokia 710 is a hit on tmobile USA currently. It wasn't out for the quarter report but maybe a month. Att gets the 900 in March followed by other carriers (although we don't have a list yet) at 99.00. That is a price point of single core phones (like the iphone 4... not 4S... but sexier and with LTE. It's a windows phone so it's already as fast as hell.

Now for this -

Consumers don't care about cores? Well yes and no. They have no idea what cores really do but if one says it has 2, well then they assume it must be better, rather it really is or not.

Consumers brag to their friends - Not really, but when they see a phone really fast compared to theirs, they may go is that dual core since they saw the advertisement. if i tell them single core and theirs is dual, they think my phone must be older but walk away confused. - this however may stick in their mind for there next purchase when they see a windows phone dual core... only problem is... there other phones may say quad then lol.

Consumers care about lag - YES. I hear it all the time on android phones. consumers don't understand closing tasks and the maintenance that a tech would know. All they know is all of a sudden it stutters and rebooting the phone magically fixes the problem for a day or 2. That is the beauty of windows phone. Only so many apps running at a time using what the system has to run in the back ground. After so many apps run, the others get tombstoned. Windows phone can run for many months without a reboot. The only time i have ever rebooted my titan or surround was for zune updates which force them and one time my sim card wasn't getting read correctly (had to wipe the contacts off)

Techs and phone geeks - They care about both and put other techs and phone geeks down and brag. I battle daily with an iphone user at my work (in a playful way) about all the goods on our phones. It helps both of us learn, and he's a SUPER apple fanboy. But he has accepted that my phone can do a lot of crap - he still says the screens to big though lol I have a Titan which i put on top his phone and say iphone? i see no iphone :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] dragonide:
Saying WP has no future is something different from saying WP can be improved and speaking about how it can be improved. Especially in a "Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking" forum. But you knew this even before I said it. You just wanted a reason to name us "OptimistClub Opinion" just because we don't want our forums full of "OMFG ThE WP suCkS"/"MS rUiNED MY LiFE"/"I lOve tHe taSTE oF GoOgLe'S cRAP".

If you can't realize "you" are filling the forum with such topics I wouldn't be sure about the quality of your glasses ^_____^

If you want a list of constructive topics where people talked about missing features or programs I will be happy to provide you with it. But you know you can find them by yourself ;)

About the single/multi core issue :

ROCOAFZ, of course it would be better letting the user choose if he wants a single or multi core phone. And this will be done in Windows Phone sooner or later. The good news is that most people don't even know what multi cores are, or they don't care. Another good news is many advanced users know that multi core has more limited battery life. The last good news is the one you mentioned : you can be fast, with better battery life, without multi core. Of course I hope there will be good and optimized multi core Windows Phone in the future. I hope they will guarantee the same battery life of my Titan, which is impressive. If I can be fast, with impressive battery life TODAY that's all is important to me.

About Nokia : I am really excited about Nokia Lumia 900. That's another single core device which I think will rock, just like Titan. I am impressed about how many Titans HTC sold (it's not a cheap one, and it's price gets closer to iPhone's) and I think Nokia can do even better (large AMOLED screen + LTE + 12 Mpixel + Nokia is a good combination :) )
[Windows Phone 7 General] drupad2drupad:
Apple needed 5 years to be where it is now without much competition early on. So if you compare WP to have Apple features, give it 4 years at least.

Android needed 4 years to be where it is now with a little competition all the way. So if you compare WP to have Android features, give it 3 years at least.

Reminding again, all we have given WP in a highly saturated smartphone market is 15 months till date. This OS isn't copying either of the above in the way it looks or in the way it works.
[Windows Phone 7 General] nicksti:
Cmon guys, why are we derailing the topic?

Let us discuss the Nokia Lumia line, Microsoft Windows Phone, and how the ecosystem has impacted Nokia's business.

I know I am excited about the upcoming Lumia 900. If it is $99 on contract I wonder if I will be able to find some unlocked for cheaper than the Lumia 800 came out for ($500 USD)

Regardless of what analysts say by the way, it is a silly argument to say the sales of the Nokia Lumia were disappointing because analysts expected more. What exactly were these analysts expectations? 1 million units in limited markets is successful. Else only one phone is successful?