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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Chief Geek:
lol, hit a sore spot. I saw you were from northern california and knew that would get under your skin. A majority of california is beautiful, the loud idiots just give ya a bad rep. I've been there numerous times and rarely get to see the nicer places. Monterey was pretty nice though, but LA was not as impressive. Also have been to Beale, Travis, and a few other installations. Mostly good times, especially when you can get a local fired up.:D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Chief Geek:
You misunderstood me, I took it in stride. I really am not that worried about people knowing my address, I trust most the people here more then I do my neighbors anyways.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Budge:
I have the Active Combo for my Skyrocket, and it's by far my favorite case for that phone. Seidio claims that it only adds 2.2 mm of thickness to the phone. That seems to be true, but it "feels" like it doubles the Skyrocket's size.

My only complaint about the Active case is that the rubber is a little too grippy, making it very difficult to get it in and out of a pocket. But overall, I haven't found anything better and the holster works great when you need it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Lakeshow423:
Thanks for the review Chief! I always used Sedio because of their holsters, easier at work. Looks like a solid case. I have mines waiting for e when I get home. Excellent review!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dakleenupman:
Hey Chief? Have you evwr owned an Otterbox Defender? If so, how does the Seidio holster compare as far as ruggedness and thickness? I am vert active at work and id hate to have the holster fall apart, especially at the clip hinge.

Thank you sir!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Chief Geek:
The Defender is a higher level of protection. They offer an integrated screen protector which serves as a moisture barrier incase something spills. But the Defender is far far bulkier. Depending on the situation depends on which I would prefer. I'd like to think of the Seidio as more of a dailey driver for the rougher then normal user like myself. If your working on roofs alot, climbing telephone polls, or tend to fall down flights of steps on a regular basis, then the Seidio Active is not likely for you. The Seidio Active is, to me, a better made commuter. I actually dropped my Vibrant (close relative to captivate) off my roof in a commuter and it survived just fine, although it did land in grass. So I have no concerns of the Active case doing a fine job.

Now for holsters. The top clip does catch the silicon part of the case at the top when you insert it, some people have mentioned this is a bother to them. I just changed the way I hold it when I put it in the case and havnt had a problem since. Before I dared wear the holster to work I wanted to make sure it was going to stay put. This is where having my wife and kids on vacation helped out because they surely would have thought me to be crazy had they been there for the test. I clipped it on my belt and ran up and down the steps about 4 times jumped around a bit and purposely knocked it into the corner as I walked around. If you are picturing me doing this you probably realize how dumb this sounds and can understand why I didn't mention it in the original review. The spring clip keeps a helluva grip on the top of the case and never once did it even try to come lose on me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dakleenupman:
Ok then. My concern is with the clip that attaches to your belt. I'm sure the spring loaded clip that holds the phone in the holster wouldn't be an issue. I do however use my holsters in the horizontal position so maybe it might be an issue. For me, the strength and integrity of the belt clip is most important. I come from an iphone defender case and the Otterbox without a doubt had the strongest and best designed holster I've ever had the pleasure of using.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Chief Geek:
The belt clip is a low profile design. I used to use BlackBerries whos included holsters stuck out with a thick rotating ratchet area. This holster is far more low profile then those that I tended to sheer off and break on a somewhat regular basis. I just snapped some photo's of it, I have to go for a walk to get signal so I can post them so stand by for a close up so you can try to judge for yourself. Something I noticed is that it's secured with a good sized brass (in appearence) metal rivet as opposed to the commonly used plastic bindings. It's not difficult to take off the belt, but does not come off by itself (as you can tell from my goofy stair sprints mentioned previously). Going to go find signal, will post shortly.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dakleenupman:
Thanks for the pictures. I see that it may prove to be a bit weak for my purposes. But if Otterbox doesn't get off their rear ends, this may have to do.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] planoman:
Nice job on the review! I like my combo! Also got mine from Mobilecity online!

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I wrote seidio after getting mine and suggested they put a piece of metal in the clip so that you can prop the clip open to act as a kickstand with the phone in the holster face out. Not sure if it would work but I saw this on the $10 holster than p51 has.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Chief Geek:
This is really the only fault that I can find with the holster. It would be nice if they made the top of the second layer cover this portion to make it snap in a little easier. Ive learned to use my hand to prevent snagging, but R&D needs to put more thought into this area.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ParrotSquawk:
Dorky is as Dorky does!

Yeah...but did you have to quote his WHOLE message with pics just to say that?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] borijess:
Yes

Sent from the TermiNOTEr! ;-)
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
Here is the Lastest CM7 CWM 5.0.2.8 Recovery in PC49IMG.zip format.

No change log just got this build from building CM7 Sources for the Buzz so thought i pass it on like!

I have noticed though if you press the home and menu button the Selection bar goes up and down and search button now enters.

Feel free to mirror.

https://rapidshare.com/files/2097284807/PC49IMG.zip

Place on the root of your SDCard boot in to Hboot mode and it will want to flash say yes and reboot.

If your like me and are fastboot fans you can type.

fastboot devices

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot reboot-bootloader

Enjoy!
[Wildfire Android Development] LastStandingDroid:
will check this one out cheers
[Wildfire Android Development] ford focus:
Thanks hacktrix2006 for share.+1 to you :)
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
No need to thank me, i just noticed it when building from the CM7 sources on my Android Cloud building Bot setup! If anything thank the CM7 team and Koash!
[Wildfire Android Development] ford focus:
Yes,of course we thank to CM7 team and Koash aswell. :) But we thanks to you because you share with us ,our litle comunity of wildfire users :)
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
I have more to share soon after me a justice along with kssod has finished something nice for use all.
[Wildfire Android Development] ford focus:
That's cool :),i look forward for this :cool:
[Wildfire Android Development] LucidSomnia:
Do we gain something more than latest official version? Except the home/menu/search button differences.
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
Far as i can tell nothing to gain but just thought it be nice to share like!
[Wildfire Android Development] LucidSomnia:
Nice indeed and thanks for reply :)

Edit: i noticed the same things work in latest official.
[Wildfire Android Development] lokenok:
ive got trouble flashing on hboot mode. it checks the .zip file but dosent ask me if i want to flash it

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im having trouble on hboot it checks the .zip file but dosent ask me if i want to flash it ..

btw im new to flashing htc wildfire but not samsung galaxy mini
[Wildfire Android Development] Justice™:
Could we eventually get a touch recovery made? That would be great. Thanks for building this!
[Wildfire Android Development] GlennBrownie:
if it won't work through the .zip file - try this:

Extract the zip, and rename to recovery.img to make it simple in ADB.

move the recovery.img to the same folder as your fastboot is in so it will be in ANDROID-SDK / TOOLS / recovery.img

as fastboot is located in ANDROID-SDK / TOOLS / fastboot.exe

then follow these commands EXACTLY as I tell you.

reboot phone in to bootloader - Power off, then HOLD volume down and press power, use volume keys for up and down and select fastboot.

now, open command line and start ADB - This part I expect you to know if you have a rooted phone, but humour me - the commands are " adb start-server"

remount, and open a shell - the commands are "adb remount", then enter "adb shell"

then enter the command "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img"

FINALLY, enter "fastboot reboot"

Recovery update complete... try rebooting into recovery to confirm this.

PLEASE NOTE - Some people have had issues with running fastboot through shell, if the above steps do not work try this: -

reboot phone in to bootloader - Power off, then HOLD volume down and press power, use volume keys for up and down and select fastboot.

now, open command line and start ADB - This part I expect you to know if you have a rooted phone, but humour me - the commands are " adb start-server"

Remount, "adb remount"

now we are ready to get started to flash this recovery, firstly you must navigate to your fastboot folder - fastboot is located in ANDROID-SDK / TOOLS / fastboot.exe - and launch cmd from the tools folder.

to do this you must first erase your current recovery and then flash the new recovery.img

So to wipe the recovery, when in terminal enter " fastboot erase recovery "

then enter the command "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img"

FINALLY, enter "fastboot reboot"

Recovery update complete... try rebooting into recovery to confirm this.

PLEASE NOTE please ensure you have entered these commands carefully or you will NOT have a recovery on your phone.

I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY MODIFICATIONS OR CHANGES YOU MAKE TO YOUR PHONE, I AM ONLY COMPILING THIS GUIDE TO HELP ALL USERS.
[Wildfire Android Development] Nakulkhanna:
guys i have clockworkmod V4xxxx something... and thinking to upgrade to this 1... so can u tell me how to do it?? should i just enter recovery by pressing vol. down n power button and then flash this zip from my current clockworkmod??
[Wildfire Android Development] saadislam:
You need to flash it via fastboot.

Flashing in recovery will give you temperory recovery. After reboot you will be reverted to your previous recovery.
[Wildfire Android Development] BIGSimon:
First make a nandroid backup

Download the PC49IMG.zip file from the OP put on root of sdcard then power off , power on with volume down pressed and when it asks to update say yes wait to finish then power off

Remove sdcard use pc to delete PC49IMG.zip reinsert sdcard then power on

If you use custom partitions you need to boot in to cwm and restore your partitions and your backup that you made earlier then reboot
[Wildfire Android Development] iwan.booster:
Nice, i'm using it now. Thx bro :D
[Wildfire Android Development] SiL3nTKiLL:
using it now!
[Wildfire Android Development] HipHopBlond:
Worked like a charm, thanx!
[Wildfire Android Development] JovanRis:
It seems that after I flashed the recovery my phone gets stuck on the htc logo screen. And as mentioned above i deleted the update file after flashing :(
[Wildfire Android Development] BIGSimon:
Are you using custom mtd partitions

If you are then flashing any new recovery resets the partitions to stock so you need to reflash the file bravo-recovery-v1.5.3-CustomMTD.zip then reboot recovery, restore your backup then flash bravo-boot-v1.5.3-CustomMTD.zip and reboot
[Wildfire Android Development] JovanRis:
I am using custom mtd, but i got it fixed by restoring a previous backup.

Anyway thanks for the info :)
[Wildfire Android Development] HipHopBlond:
Always flash the bravo-boot-v1.5.3-CustomMTD.zip after upgrading or restoring the rom! I had to learn this the hard way :o
[Wildfire Android Development] BIGSimon:
Everyone who uses custom MTD should know this but you would be surprised how many people forget lol
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
I will give you all a laugh now, Noticed this site when looking for a already compiled version of any latest Buzz recovery so that i could download sources and build a new copy and what a Derp that person is claiming it to be his but linking it to my topic. So i will now kindly take it off rapidshare, na file will stay but why do people do this ??
[Wildfire Android Development] ghostbusted:
Wow that dude gonna go to hell ...
[Wildfire Android Development] BIGSimon:
Not cool, hope he's already burning
[Wildfire Android Development] hacktrix2006:
Yep same here, i just can't get the grips with them kind of people. But i will when i have time see if there is a newer build source code wise to build for people.
[Wildfire Android Development] iconoclash:
link not work, help pls
[Wildfire Android Development] miniAndroidian:
For me the link is working. If it's still not working for u download the attached file :)
[Wildfire Android Development] iconoclash:
THX :D
[Wildfire Android Development] DrCuddles:
When I try and flash recover it says:

I haven't tried removing the current recovery and putting cwm on with your alternative method because I'm scared that it won't let me write again and I'll just have no recovery and no hope for the phone!

My post here is in relation to my original problem (in a thread of it's own), here.
[Wildfire Android Development] danielxg:
hi

is here http://mediafire.com/?i09yp4r7odhlzws
[Wildfire Android Development] TheCJMan:
Not sure about the links

Hi all

I am looking for CWM 5X for the HTC Wildfire S and did try to follow the chat but am not sure WHAT files are these links of yours,

Could you please point me to the CWM 5x download and then I guess the link to the Fixer I need to run after upgrading to CWM 5

PS I am running CWM 4.0.4 now

FOUND IT: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12782368&postcount=2&nocache=1&z=9428440702354250
[Wildfire Android Development] Mrkblo:
Link to recovery is broken :(
[Wildfire Android Development] lakshan_456:
Just one question, Will it be possible to restore nandroid backups created with CWM 4.0.4 using CWM 5?

Edit - yep, it is possible to restore CWM4 backups. Just tried it myself.
[Wildfire Android Development] Gargoyles:
i`m interest too about that....
[Wildfire Android Development] lakshan_456:
I'm having some trouble with the soft buttons. only back button works properly, other buttons do not work. they vibrate when I press on those buttons.

home, menu and search buttons worked properly only 2 times. it was random.

is there any kind of trigger to activate these buttons?

my trackball isn't working very well, so I really need these buttons to work, please help..
[Wildfire Android Development] lakshan_456:
Anyone? :(
[Wildfire Android Development] lakshan_456:
Well, I'm now answering my own question :)

And, judging by the lack of a reply, many other users doesn't seem to know the answer... (just a guess. :P )

You have to scroll from top to bottom 3 times continuously on any screen while in CWM with the trackball to get the buttons working. it will then say "Back menu button enabled"

This also works in CWM 4 modded version found in the development section.

Cheers :)
[Wildfire Android Development] Stone. Cold:
I'm also fastboot fan ;) will try this ASAP!
[Windows Phone 7 General] ElAguila:
Has there been any rumors/whispers/overheard a conversation in the bathroom news of any future WP7 phones that may be coming to sprint?
[Windows Phone 7 General] illegaloperation:
Sprint will launch a new Windows Phone about a month after Apollo RTM. You are looking at September period.

The device will feature Snapdragon MSM8960 and LTE.

Source: The Verge
[Windows Phone 7 General] prohibido_por_la_ley:
Sprint's network currently sucks too bad to support any kind of phone.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dinhdai88:
Maybe it will change in the future.
[Windows Phone 7 General] uptempo777:
This is a bummer. I'm on Sprint now with only the HTC Arrive and I do want to stay on it. Unfortunately I've been sold on the Nokia Lumia 900 so I'm gonna jump over to AT&T once that's out.

Kinda annoyed that both Sprint and Verizon both have exactly 1 Windows Phone. Seriously lame.
[Windows Phone 7 General] BradGroux:
While Sprint may be releasing an LTE "Windows Phone 8" device in September, I'll believe it when I see it. Either way, they are so far behind in LTE that it would take a few years for it to be readily available around the country.

I've been with Sprint for about 4 years, and ditched them today for the Lumia 900 and AT&T (pre-ordered). Sprint has shown ZERO support for Windows Phone since it's launch. I remember being laughed at for trying to get the $50 pre-order gift card for my HTC Arrive when it launched last March.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dandrayan:
I hate to admit it, but I've been thinking of leaving Sprint for the Lumia 900 too after their lack of support for the Arrive. I'm trying my hardest to hold out though, I don't want to feel buyer's remorse when I see the snazzy new Apollo-based handsets come out a few months later. I know I'll want one of those instead simply because it's new. :)

I also went to my local Sprint store and asked about that $50 pre-order and nobody had a clue what I was talking about. They eventually called the manager who told me there was no need to pre-order and to just show up on the Sunday release date because there wouldn't be any lines or sell-outs for a Windows Phone. I'm glad I followed his advice because I saved $100 by ordering from Wirefly and still got it within days after it was released.
[Windows Phone 7 General] makoute:
you'll probably feel wallet remorse before you feel buyers remorse.:D
[Windows Phone 7 General] turdsamich:
I may be reaching a bit but I think Microsoft may be party to blame here, if you remember Windows Phone didnt have ANY CDMA support when it was initially released in November 2010, it wasnt until 6 months later when the Arrive came out that there was a CDMA windows phone anywhere maybe if there was CDMA and GSM support in the beginning Sprint and Verizon would have put in more effort
[Windows Phone 7 General] GoodDayToDie:
Meh. Sprint and Verizon chose to use, and keep using, a cellular technology that very little of the rest of the world uses (some in China, and I few other countries, but the majority is overwhelmingly GSM). NoDo wasn't *that* long in coming, and it's been more than a year since it shipped. At the rate that phones come out these days, that's plenty of time.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Aleki:
I have no problem with sprint releasing another EVDO WP.. So long as I continue paying $40/mnth :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] uptempo777:
I totally agree. Pre-orderer the Nokia Lumia 900 and am saying bye to Sprint. Thanks for the low cost plans Sprint but you guys suck when it comes to having actual good phones.
[Windows Phone 7 General] turdsamich:
I really love the Lumia 900 but I went to price plans with AT&T and it costs almost 40% more than what I have with sprint, not to mention the fact that data is capped. I'm definitely frustrated with Sprint's lack of focus with 4G and WP7 but 40% is 40%.
[Windows Phone 7 General] BradGroux:
I will agree that Microsoft was partly to blame for the INITIAL sludge in to the CDMA market with Sprint and Verizon... however, it has been nearly 13 months now since the Trophy and Arrive were released on the two carriers. There is further opportunity for new devices, but both Verizon and Sprint have put their marketing focus behind iPhone (and some Android).

My problem with Sprint isn't the price, it is the speed and availability. I travel weekly, and have resorted to carrying a back-up phone (Samsung Focus unlocked on T-Mobile) due to limited service and speed on Sprint's network. Sprint is perfectly fine in major metropolitan areas, but smaller cities (like Fort Wayne, IN where I was last week) leaves a lot to be desired.

If and when Sprint decides to make the jump to LTE, they are going to be at least 12-18 months behind the competition in network expansion. I'm more than happy to pay a premium price for a premium service.
[Windows Phone 7 General] CamelY0:
Sprint has always been good to me. It sucks they only have one wp7 phone but for some reason cherish the iPhone.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ElAguila:
I have been with sprint for almost 10 years now. In the last 2 years I have seen them add a $10 fee per smart phone(on a family plan that is an extra $50 a month), they increased the cost of my additional lines, they have taken away the premiere program, while in a 4G city I can't get 4g, and their their 3g speeds gotten have extremely slow. I would like to stay with sprint because it is a big hardware investment to switch carriers but sprint hasn't made it very easy for me. Now they are lacking in the windows phone offereings. I have a couple of Zune HD users in my house and they really want a WP7 phone but are not pleased with the idea of the arrive. I think sprint was banking too much on the iphone giving them a jump start because of their unlimited data but it has panned out as well as they had hoped. I think this is why why they have ignored the WP7 platform.
[Windows Phone 7 General] uptempo777:
Not surprising. I'm sure they want to play the "wait and see" game after the Palm Pre didn't do as well as they hoped and they want to go with something that has already proven successful on other carriers.
[Windows Phone 7 General] prohibido_por_la_ley:
I would've stayed with sprint but their 3G speeds were getting far too unbearable here in Chicago and the suburbs, plus so many broken promises on when they would fix the towers,it just wasn't worth the $97 I was paying,now with T-mobile I get 10GB of full speed, 500 talk,unlimited text for $100 and my speeds are better than they ever were on sprint, even my throttled speeds are faster than sprint.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Sprint has a LG phone on the way. Its been articles on the net today.

AT&T is way over priced.
[Windows Phone 7 General] uptempo777:
Is the LG phone gonna be better than the Nokia Lumia 900?
[Windows Phone 7 General] iEatRappers:
Nope.

http://pocketnow.com/windows-phone/sprint-finally-getting-another-windows-phone-handset