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[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Pirateghost:
Actual apk should be called Rosie but in tibu it should just be listed as HTC Sense.

Unless you have a couple of launchers to choose from I wouldn't recommend it.

There is no benefit to doing so.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] stnguyen09:
Agreed. Disabling your only launcher is just asking for really odd behavior from your device.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] freakboy13:
Instead of disabling or freezing (bad idea) the native launcher why not just dl go launcher or one of the other launchers in market? That's what I did on my amaze. Go launcher was just perfect for me.

Haven't done so yet on the hoxxl I don't mind sense 4.

Hope that helps

Sent from my HTC One X
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] V@no:
Correct me if I'm wrong but, if you leave default launcher (no uninstall/freeze) and use different one instead, it won't improve on memory usage, will it?

It seems this phone, as much beast as it might be, uses over 60% of memory after factory reset, leaving only maybe 200mb for running additional software...I'd say Sense is to blame for most of it...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] dragunbayne:
Obviously I have another launcher. I have always installed my launcher of choice and frozen the stock one on any Rom I've had. I don't see an entry called HTC sense, I'll keep looking.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Pirateghost:
its called [DESKTOP]HTC Sense
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] dragunbayne:
Sweet! Thanks, that's what I get for not paying attention to the green entries, was thinking it would be red. Lol
[General Questions and Answers] riba_matos:
I defy this not working the camera for video and landscape, the lens it is yellow and I'm using the rom 9-20120514-nightly-jordan

is there a fix?

thank you!!
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] bubba_000:
Hi. I'm new to this forum, so I'm sorry if I posted this in the wrong section or if it has been asked again.

I'm currently running stock firmware XXKTI (nordic countries) on my GIO. I've just looked on sammobile.com and noticed that a new firmware (XXKTK) has been released for my country (Romania).

They're both based on 2.3.6, so I was wondering what's the difference between them, based on your experience. The available languages are not an issue, since they both have the same CSC.

Are there some performance/battery life enhancements in the KTK, since it's more recent?

Thank you in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] voetbalremco:
Problably not.. Its the same but released in your country, so you van update via kies, but these are almost the same
[HTC Sensation] aaronf8:
I am using Inquisition and noticed my wifi stopped working recently, and then my bluetooth. I can try to turn them on but nothing happens, they stay on "turning on" Any ideas?
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
I'm using virtuous also and don't think its

Virtuous Inquisition causing the problem because I'm running Virtuous 4.0.2 and ALL is working as it should be! Wi-Fi, hotspot , everything fine here. Checked Bluetooth, its working too? Wish I could be of more help but wanted to let you know my virtuous is running as it should.
[HTC Sensation] musa91:
try to reflash the rom with out wipe the old 1 it may help ;)
[HTC Sensation] galaxys:
No problems here...you might need to reflash.
[HTC Sensation] reficuliu:
Portable Hotspot isn't working for me. Doesn't turn on, and if I try turning it on in Settings it shows "error"
[HTC Sensation] reficuliu:
Could be a kernel issue. I tried flashing faux AOSP kernel which might have caused it, as my wifi doesn't work either. Will try reflashing previous kernel later as battery is to low now.
[HTC Sensation] NikosDim:
I was running Inquisition 4.0.1 too and I didn't had this problem with WiFi. The only problem that I had and I have is that when I am connected to a WiFi and I turn off the screen the connection is lost and I have to reconnect but I think that this is a general problem of the Sensation. Isn't it?
[HTC Sensation] jimam:
I've never had that problem with any ROM or kernel that I've tried.
[HTC Sensation] NikosDim:
Realy jimam?

I always have that problem with all of the ROMS that I have flashed to my Sensation 4G. In the past I had searched for this issue and I had read that this is a general problem of the Sensation. It doesn't keep the WiFi connection when you put it on sleep by turning off the screen. Maybe I must look this issue again.
[HTC Sensation] ChristoA1:
I'll chip in my 2¢ and say that I do have the same issue, running Virtuous Inquisition 4.0.2. That said, I keep VI as so far it's the best Sense-less ROM I've used, and I simply keep wifi off; I cannot say for certain if the wifi issue is a Virtuous thing or not, but I have *not* noticed it when playing with other ROMs.
[HTC Sensation] NikosDim:
The last few weeks I am using Elegancia Sense 4 and I can say that I am pretty much satisfied from the wifi performance and more generaly from the whole rom. I think you should give a try...
[HTC Sensation] UncleZooZ:
Hi! I'm using VI 4.0.1 for 3 months now with Socali's underclocked kernel. Didn't have any problems with WiFi or with WiFi hotspot. As the guys said you should try reflashing the ROM or a different kernel.

It's worth trying to fix it, VI being a very nice, fast and reliable ROM.
[HTC Sensation] ChristoA1:
There's no way I could go back to using Sense after getting used to VI on my Sensation and now JB on my N7, lol.

As much as I've played with prepackaged ROMs, I haven't done much playing with kernels yet... I may try another one (if I'm feeling bold), or just continue to live with WiFi off unless I need it.

It's definitely not just a "reflash the ROM" thing, as I've done that a number of times on two different Sensations...
[HTC Amaze 4G] jeffreyscott802:
amaze 4g unlocked bootloader with (HTC Amaze 4G All-In-One Toolkit V3.0 [3-22-2012] [PERM ROOT] [Noob-Proof] then flashed with clockwork recovery to android revoultion then white htc screen was stuck on screen.to fix this problem you have to download a radio(ROM]RUBY_ICS_35_S_TMOUS_2.14.531.3_Radio_1.14.550L.17D C_30.78.550L.15_release) then name it PH85IMG.zip and place it on the sd card in the root then reboot into htboot by pressing the volume button and power button.
[HTC Amaze 4G] kered424:
This is the easiest how-to I've ever read in my whole life!

I had such an easy time following the unnumbered steps and figuring out where all the punctuations go! Good job!

Also, best Q&A ever!
[HTC Amaze 4G] javito113:
Hi I finally got to have s-off and I have to change the cid cid htc_304 is free of Spanish origin with this and be able to upgrade to ics free or will I have to put htc__001 is home free world I want the ota update

thanks in advance and sorry for my disastrous English
[HTC Amaze 4G] kered424:
I think you'll have to get superCID first since it's a T-Mobile leak. You can find the SuperCID post very easily using the search function. After that, you'll need to download the latest stock ICS and rename the file to ph85img. Put the file on your external sd card and boot into bootloader. It should install ICS automatically.

Also, the OP is obviously a joke/troll. If you want help, you should try finding the right thread and use the search function :)
[About XDA developers] eoghan2t7:
Find out how much your site is estimated in worth apparently XDA is valued at 5.20 million* pounds heres the info

http://urlspy.co.uk/www.xda-developers.com

so if you want to find out how much your site is go to

http://urlspy.co.uk/www.your-site-address.whatever

post your results below ill start my site is valued at £705.38*

* please note these are estimates not the real price? *
[About XDA developers] manoranjan2050:
Good fun......... Great share....
[About XDA developers] lamborg:
yeah, have seen that before.
[About XDA developers] conantroutman:
You can't put a price on awesome.

Sent From My Fingers To Your Face.....
[About XDA developers] intelonsite:
Hola

buenos días a todos.
[About XDA developers] eoghan2t7:
haha that is very true what would the internet be wthout XDA ;)
[About XDA developers] thexxmax:
Thanks for sharing!
[About XDA developers] chokzgaming:
Is that in euros or dollars?
[Galaxy S III General] jonas000:
Are the s3's listed on ebay just per-orders or for now?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Samsung-G...48627?pt=UK_Mobile_Phones&hash=item4165b6bb93
[Galaxy S III General] Hampa_D:
did you even read the ad? it clearly states **** This Item Is On Pre Order. Stock Due: 30th May***
[Galaxy S III General] the2rrell:
This should be moved to Q&A

ALL Sgs3's are preorder right now...unless you know a man that knows a man
[Galaxy S III General] anukilimanoor:
Amazon Pre-Order
[Galaxy S III General] chrisd1a1:
moved to general. not dev
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amber-Willow:
Hi there,

I've currently got my hands on an Archos A70H2-V3 device that a friend asked me to root.

I've run into a couple of snags though, and I'm hoping someone can help me figure out whats going on.

The device says Archos | 70b Internet Tablet, but in recovery it claims to be Archos A70H2-V3. According to my research it SHOULD be a gen8 device, yet the SDE rom gives me an error 207 (wrong firmware version for this device).

When i google A70H2-V3 i find some mention of it in gen9 kernel source, but that firmware was also a no go. (which firmware btw is only 6.5 meg?)

the 70b is supposed to come with honeycomb, and despite the label on the front that says 70b, it sports Android 2.2

Does anyone have any experience with the A70H2-V3? Is the print on the front wrong and should the b be gone? Does anyone know what SDE i can use to get root and everything running?

Many thanks,

Amber Talamasca
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amber-Willow:
I found the reason why it wasn't working.

the firmware is gen8v2, not compatible with either gen8 or gen9
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] ponasgokas:
How to make status bar white like in froyo or eclair?
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] MerynGoesAndroid:
So you actually dont want a Launcher from the official market? GL on your search to the right launcher..

Altho i dont know any launcher with Pull Up drawer, I'm sure there's something good in the market :)
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] SpaceCaker:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1304055

Original 1.5 launcher :P

works fast and smooth is pull up one
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] ponasgokas:
Yeah, I already found this one, but I wanna launcher to replace touchwiz, not launcher that installs normaly. Maybe there is moded touchwiz with pull up app drawer or some kind of metamorph theme, because i cant find it.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] SpaceCaker:
Lol no tw cant have that
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] voetbalremco:
Changed the title I see...

Tw4 mod to look like the S2's touchwiz is nice
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] ponasgokas:
It can be moded.....
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] SpaceCaker:
U cant have pull up but

U can have list view
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] kfirbep:
When i raise the vol in the player poweramp after few pushes the vol is going down and than again going up...

Is there a way to fix it?

It happens to me only in this player
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] happyjack96:
Yes. This happens because of dvc. Its a setting in poweramp that improves the equalizer. To turn it off go to settings/audio engine/advanced and unchecked it. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] kfirbep:
Thanks!

But now the sound is very low.. Thisbis the only way to make the sound be louder? Its little annoying

this function...
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] davidsos:
Go to settings-> audio engine

Set replay gain to apply gain/prevent clipping, source to album, and both preamp settings to some positive value. Depending on the tablet or phone I use between 1.5 to 3.0 dB. That should do the trick, along with having to turn off Direct Volume Control. Not all devices have that weird problem with DVC.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] eerie_silence:
I fix it editing sound tabel. Samsung using 30 value, depend google & Cm 15.

But if u do it other sound ( movie,youtube) have low volume.

Its annoying, btw DVC provide awesome sound.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] kfirbep:
I did iy but it sound the same if i just disable the vol control.

Can you explain me how to do that?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] eerie_silence:
Sure, u need first check this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1411317

Decompile your framework.jar and edit sound table.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] machhho:
Can anyone mod the xperia s keyboard to work on the samsung galaxy s2 !!!

this is the link for the xperia s keyboard for modding .

http://www.mediafire.com/?8s1dnv1lraoi082

thanks in advance
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Aterveus:
Links not working
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] machhho:
I just checked it , it is working .

thanks
[Windows Phone 7 General] nicksti:
Source

We do not know if that is all Windows platforms, or only Windows Phone. Previous share numbers put Windows phone at 2% so maybe that is only Windows Phone. But no matter how you spin it, Nokia has made some kind of impact with the Lumia series. And the Germany numbers would not include the Lumia 900 either.

Windows Phone is gaining momentum! One day, sometime in the future, the forum will no longer have to be ridiculed for poor sales numbers. I wonder what will be the next reason why not to own a Windows Phone?
[Windows Phone 7 General] vnvman:
Itz no open source, evil! It can't play Crash Bandicoot!1

And more. :rolleyes:
[Windows Phone 7 General] Kamyar.P:
So is iPhone.

I'm not trying to be illogical, But the experience I have with my window phone (Mozart 7) is far better than what I had with any Android phone.

Although Windows Phone still has a long way to go (mainly apps in marketplace are not comparable to Apple/Android market figures) But I think WP will be a real competitor for iPhone/Android in near future.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dragonide:
I think he was sarcastic.

No normal user should care about opensourceness.

Most of the programs I like more are closed source.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vnvman:
That's it, sarcasm that is :P also, most people don't know that Android isn't really open source: you can't access the repositories on which gdevs are working. Also, nobody ever gives a crap about bug reports/feature requests, and most issue are left pending and unaddressed. The AOSP project is ran in a not so opened source after all: the code shared is generally partial and you have no access whatsoever to what is actually worked on. Chrome, for example, is instead an open source project, and is actually ran as such. Too bad it sucks because it's a resource whore, despite being probably the fastest guy in town. However I agree, most of my favourite programs are closed source too. Woops, this is very off topic btw :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
Interesting stuff in the comments from your link:

(Reuters) – Nokia launched two low-end cellphones on Tuesday, aiming to regain its footing in emerging markets.

Operating system: Symbian Series 40

Windows Phone market share is so tiny, Nielsen doesn’t even list it “The bad news for Windows Phone market share continues: In a recent report, Windows Phone market share was so small in the U.S. that the well-known research firm Nielsen didn’t even bother to break out its usage,” Preston Gralla reports for Computerworld. (Friday, March 30, 2012)

Could Linux still usurp Windows Phone as Nokia’s saviour?

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/eu...ill-usurp-windows-phone-as-nokias-saviour/560

Elsop told a group of engineers in Berlin last year that the goal is once again to “find that next big thing that blows away Apple, Android, and everything we’re doing with Microsoft right now, and makes it irrelevant – all of it. So go for it, without having to worry about saving Nokia’s rear end in the next 12 months. I’ve taken off the handcuffs.” The product in development is known as Meltemi, a Linux-based OS, which was referenced in a memo leaked to the The Wall Street Journal last year.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vnvman:
Honestly I don't even care that much about WP7 anymore...I mean (don't get me wrong) I don't want it to die because I really like it and it's the perfect fit for me now. What really matters to me now tho is that with this Lumia phone I'm in love with Nokia back again. I don't even care about apps anymore, as far as I have a functional phone with a good browser and a twitter client I'm more than fine. If Nokia keeps making WP devices with Lumia like quality and above then good, I'll buy them, if Nokia starts making N9 like Linux based devices I'll buy them as well, maybe I'd like them even more. Just gimme Nokia phones please, I'm hooked. Hopefully I'm not the only one...
[Windows Phone 7 General] adesonic:
We can only hope that more people come to understand the ease of use of wp, the message will spread more quickly.
[Windows Phone 7 General] nraudigy2:
Window Phones just overtakes iPhone marketshare in China.

http://www.gsmarena.com/wp_reportedly_overtakes_iphone_in_china_with_7_of_market-news-4268.php
[Windows Phone 7 General] mickfarr:
I see a lot more people with windows phones these days than I did before Nokia released their windows phone. :-)
[Windows Phone 7 General] cbstryker:
Hey guys, just came here as I've been using an LG Optimus 7 for about a week now. Now I don't want to get into any arguments, I just want to share my thoughts.

I personally am not a fan of WP7 (actually that's a massive understatement). I have no doubt that for some users it's just fine, but not me. I'm an Android user and the reason I'm using this phone right now is because I'm in between phones and this is a work phone.

For me, there are too many UI and UX idiosyncrasies for me to be able to like WP7. The tiles are an interesting approach, but on a small screen device it fails. It feels very claustrophobic for me; as if you're looking at a large sheet of paper but only have a small window to look through.

The lock screen leaves something to be desired also. I'm disappointed that a pin password is the only way to password protect your phone. I miss pattern unlock.

The keyboard, while good at autocorrect, cannot compare to Swype, which I also miss dearly. I absolutely loath tapping on a virtual keyboard now that I've been using Swype for over a year.

Please take no offence to this but if I had to describe WP7 it would be a very advanced feature phone, or a very simple smartphone. And by "simple" I don't mean easy to use, I mean limited functionality. Random example: In the browser, when I find a phone number online, I cannot just click on it and choose to automatically call it like on Android. Furthermore, I cannot even copy the text on the website and paste it into the dialing app like on Android. So I'm forced to either memorize the number or jot it down on a piece of paper and then recite it in the dialing app. Not very "smartphone-ish". People talk about how Android is only for "advanced users" but in all seriousness Android does most of, if not all, the simple things much more intuitively than any other device (IMO).

If I had to say one thing that my WP7 device did well, was Bluetooth connection and syncing with my F150's radio. But then again, that's a Microsoft Sync product, so I would expect no less. Edit: Oh, and voice commands. It actually does voice commands fairly nicely without any extra software.

But I would like to hear from everyone else, explicitly what they like about WP7 over iPhone or Android (we're not including Blackberry, why bother.).
[Windows Phone 7 General] sitizenx:
I'm curious. I don't go over the the Andriod forums since I'm exclusively a Windows Phone user at the moment. Do you guys have a lot of Windows Phone users coming over there and thread crapping?

That's why there are multiple OS. It is impossible to make an OS that EVERYONE will love. Most people who sit down and look at all the major OS interfaces agree that the Windows Phone interface is clean and easy to read compared to others.

If you feel constricted buy a bigger screen. Windows Phone devices come in a variety of sizes. There is even rumored to be a Galaxy Note in the works.

Billions of people have lived just fine with pin unlock. Furthermore I see no reason why a future iteration of Windows Phone wouldn't have pattern unlock. A whole new OS is about to drop in <1 year. At this stage there is no way of knowing what Windows Phone will and will not have in 6-8 months.

No one is offended we are just curios why seemingly happy Andriod users feel the need to continual thread crap in our forum. I have never had any need to post in an Andriod forum. Do you get the feeling one of us is insecure?

Windows Phone is a newer operating system and functionality is being added incrementally. A whole new OS is going to drop in <1 yr. Your post is going to look silly in a matter of months. I like the Windows Phone OS. I like the hardware. I like the fact that my Lumia 900 works smoothly out of the box with no tweaks. I don't have to brag about how many cores it has because it doesn't matter. When I see an Andriod phone with twice the number of cores doing its stutter and lag routine I don't feel bad for the owner.
[Windows Phone 7 General] cbstryker:
I can't speak for other users out there. Frankly, they just sound like trolls. That's not at all what I'm doing here. I have genuinely been using a Windows Phone exclusively for a week and I wanted to dig in to some of the forums to see what kind of tweaks or hints I can find, and then I found this thread. So I'm not just a random Android Fanboy coming here to "thread crap".

My Android phone (the one being repaired) has only a single core and is smooth as butter. This whole "my phone is smoother than yours" flack is nothing but non-sense. This phone I've been using has lagged on me plenty of times and I've even had plenty of iPhones lag on me also. Pointless argument.

Edit: This guy is exactly the type of person I was trying to avoid. All I wanted was the opinions of WP7 enthusiasts as to why they like their platform of choice. Not some 15 year old that can only resort to verbal attacks.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sitizenx:
By your own admission you are an android user that is only temporarily using a work phone for a few days and not by choice. Not sure how that makes you any different from all the other Andriod users that have dropped by to say hi.

The whole "core" thing was me just making fun of the Andriod conversations I've accidentally stumble across. This forum is littered with them. Windows Phone just takes a different approach to the whole smartphone thing in a number of ways. I wouldn't expect a committed Android user to pick up on the differences let alone appreciate them in a handful of days especially if he was involuntarily forced to use Windows Phone.

We could say the same thing about you. How many Andriod vs Windows Phone threads have to be locked by the mods before Andriod users get the message?

A Windows Phone 7 forum is an odd place to hide out from Windows Phone users.

Bottom line, A whole new OS is going to drop in <1yr. You have just wasted your time and our time critiquing a bunch of issues that may very well be moot in a matter of months. Unlike you we didn't have our Windows Phones forced on us for a few days. We made a conscious decision after evaluating our options to buy the phone we felt would best suit our needs for the next 2 years.

I don't like Andriod and I don't like iOS. But I don't go to those forums and start telling everyone who owns the phone my opinion. A lot of the decision regarding what phone someone ultimately ends up using is subjective. All OSes have pros and cons. I could easily cherry pick a few pros and cons and post over in the Andriod forum. I don't and there is a reason for that.