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[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Amin.HVS:
Yes, This is Great APP for Pro Android Gamer.

Share your Score This Topic...

THANKS...
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] ZakooZ:
Play store says it's not compatible with C5303

I'm calling BS. Will test your links soon
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Amin.HVS:
Hi,but for me smooth run and There was no problem to run this app....

u must download and use app+sd data I put in #1 post...
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Amin.HVS:
Feel The Power

C5303 rating achieved by this powerful software at high graphics settings...

As you can see in the picture, xperia sp gold acquired through this program!!!

Feel The Power with XPERIA SP :good:
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] mehdi77me:
and feel shame whit

htc one v... :((
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Amin.HVS:
For what? ;)

Here's Share your rating From Anomaly 2 Benchmark
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] mehdi77me:
بیخیال دیگ

no-Its 1GHz Qualcomm S2 single core processor and 512MB RAM

u know...
[Xperia SP Themes and Apps] Amin.HVS:
:o Ok My Friend, Good Luck...
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolfgart:
Hello guys .

As you know this device has a DMB module for digital tv . Here in Italy it doesn't work because we use DVB-T standard . In your opinion there are any ways to convert this signal in DVB-T ?

And , use External antenna for FM radio too ? ( if built in , sure )

With 5457#*320# code i can see the WDCMA and Service Menu but nothing important it seems
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justbenice:
I also love to see the solutions ! ! !
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolfgart:
any idea guys ?

Cpuld we use this antenna for other use than DMB signal ?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolfgart:
any Idea guys ?
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] inspir3:
+1. I'd like to have some solution for this too :)
[General Questions and Answers] luigi0824:
What is the most ram efficient browser for android?
[General Questions and Answers] Debanka:
I will vote for opera mini.
[General Questions and Answers] luigi0824:
Also with JavaScript support so opera mini is not included
[General Questions and Answers] Debanka:
All the other small sized browsers with java script takes at least 50 mb.That's my experience anyway. please share your thoghts.
[General Questions and Answers] appviz:
I have tried Google chrome, opera mini, skyfire, uc browser, dolphin. But I would recommend

Lightning browser as I found this is more efficient and clean.

Please try this and let me know your comments.

PS: Anyway my favorite one is native android browser because of its overall

Performance(lot of options including save for offline reading)
[General Questions and Answers] kinch54:
i think google chrome.
[General Questions and Answers] professor_proton:
Most RAM efficient browser would definitely be ONE Browser . its fast even on 2g networks :D

sent from my XOLO A500 running ionised rom :P you haven't heard of it ???
[General Questions and Answers] luigi0824:
It's baidu browser
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anees27:
Hi there, I'm looking for a ROM with DSP Manager.

Any ideas on which to use ? I'm currently using the stock 2.24.401.8 , unrooted.

Thanks
[Micromax A110] rais.asif786:
hello guys i m here with somthing which is really cool

try this this transition effects ....

steps==== put this file in the root of ur sd card and flash it via cwm

press the thanks button if u like my post
[Micromax A110] ragavendraraja:
Bro this should be in themes and app section.
[Micromax A110] rais.asif786:
sorry i will post it in tht section
[Micromax A110] justmpm:
Please see this thread for the new home of this modification.

Thanks!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Roland:
For does who are intressted in my WM5 experience

I have spent my weekend upgrading my XDA IIs to WM5. With all the comments in this forum and Wicki I was able to do this in a painless and strait forward way. But after 3 days of daily usage I came to the the conclusion that WM5 on my XDA IIs is not ready now for real business use. There are too many bugs which are very disturbing if you are depending on this tool. So I have downgraded to 1.40 and restored my datas with Sprite Backup.

Anyway WM5 looks very good to me and I will be back and install it again when the time is right.

Thank you very much for all the support placed in this forum by you guys! :D
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] imablackhat:
I've installed it about 2-3 days ago so far, and I'm loving it, I've had a few minor issues but I've managed to work around them. The installation for Windows 2005 was very simple and to the point which I liked, it didn't give me any wonder off questions like "How do I do this part?" it was all done through a nice application. I'm sticking to Windows Mobile 2005. ;-)
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Saisoku-R:
FACT: WM5 is maybe ready for freaks, programmers and "wannabe cool guys". But for real business it's definitely NOT ready.

I work in a very hard business and need that thing very often, and it was much better with the WM2003SE, trust me. WM2003SE is a bit faster with my PH20B1 device, but it has definitely less bugs than WM5.

But it's just fair to say, that our WM5 version is just a beta version and for nothing (money). I already have it on my device, I'm not sure to downgrade. May when I have some time. :wink:
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] HDuser:
WM5 is a love hate friendship.

What gets me the most about this is the fact that if you buy a PC with 2000 on it you can LEGALY upgrade to XP or Server 2003.

If you buy the same machine in a GERMAN version you can LEGALY change the language to what ever you want.

We have paid good wonga for a device which was shipped with a licence for the CE. Here we are stuck as we can't change the language nor version without creative means (lets not get into that).

As a communaty I would say that XDA is a great source of information and has found many ways to fix issues that are both Carrier and OS based. Many of us have spent hours fumbelling in the dark to inprove our very expensive toys and passed on this info via the forum and wiki.

We all know that BIG Brother is watching us. We all know the so called gods of Richmond have flexed thier mussels on this site.

What I just fail to understand is the simple fact that in the long run we all want to better our devices and inprove the issues of perfromance and stabilaty. Whether this is from the side of us users or the manufactures.

So Microsoft make our day and leak a newer Build of the WM5 for the BA and I promise you that we will again documnet the issues, problems, incompatabilaties, faults and general messups.

Would a controlled beta testing by a bunch of Geeks that give a damm and use the device daily not be better than some lab rats that just see if the icons are color matched?

Will I go back to 2003, think I will have to and it pisses me off big time. Would I stay with wm5, well if I could charge my device and then answer a incoming call with out haveing to reset the bugger it would help.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Saisoku-R:
Well - no additional comments. I agree with you :wink:
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Roland:
Agree

I agree with all of your views. As Saisoku-R i am also using my XDA very heavely every day. I do not have the time to play around bugs. But anyway I think WM5 will be a great OS and I may try to upgarde in some more weeks again. Thanks to the great work of all you guys out there!

Thanks!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] dilipc:
I agree with the argument in this thread. I use the XDA for non-business purposes, and am enjoying WM5 and its improved verstality no end. I specially love the contextual soft buttons below, the enhanced office and the improved quality of sound. But I do realize that for serious business users, it would be smarter to stick to 2003SE for the moment, and hope a more stable version of WM5 is released.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] nomadman:
I have had the version2 with all appropriate patches installed since it was released. I am fortunate to say the I can hear/answer all incoming calls and all SMS features. I don't care much for MMS and taking pictures on low quality imaging product so I have not tested it to a great extent. The only gripe I have with WM5 is that it is slow. Much slower than I can handle compared to WM2003. Even the overclock patch by Mamaich has it's limitations.

Mamaich and Buzz has done a great service to us and I personally would like to thank them for giving me first hand experience in using WM5. Unfortunately, WM5 on a BA is still in it's infancy and I await the day when they tame it. For now, I am on my way back to 2003 and will weight my options when a mature WM5 or a Linux Stable is available.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] obiesoft:
Downgrading

i have been using the WM5 for weeks now and it is not stable, i can't use bluetooth, wireless is bad, does not ring when i am getting a call, it might ring during the last ring and stuff, so i will downgrade and stay till bluetooth and stuff is fixed. Thank you guys for making WM5 possible, it looks nice but thats all it is so far, looks. I would love to upgrade again if u guys get it stable, thank you very much.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Mastiff:
I really wonder why there are so many different problems that some have, but other haven't got. The WLAN and BT turning itself off when the unit is suspended is common for all. But the problems you mention are rare, and I have none of them. Maybe it comes down to other, third party applications that are installed, or perhaps a bad upgrade?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] magpie2000k:
no real problems

I have to say that I have had no real problems since installing wm5.

I have had no reason to soft reset and I have been using for about a week. I must say that at times it goes a bit slow but if you run the mamaich overclock again it seem to rectify for a day or so.

everything works BT, MMS, EMAIL, pocket msn, spb weather, spb clock, Agile messenger, Fax. Oh and phone with no sound issues at all.

To me it is far more stable than 2003se ever was.

Cheers gang
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] zerokelvin:
I have been using WM5 for about 6 days now, and it is much more stable (if slower) than 2003 was for me.

Some things don't work

1. Spb Diary

2. Spd Today Plus

Windows Media Player doesn't play Windows Media streams (32k) that TCMP can play.

Overall I am happy with WM 5, it would be nice if Microsoft could figure out how to write code that executes faster though.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Saisoku-R:
I'm back on WM5... I had serious problems with WM2003SE, it softresets itself every 5-10 min. That's right, WM5 is much more stable, even the splash image doesn't nerve me, because with WM5 I don't have to softreset 1time every day :lol:

Where can I get the overclock util from mamaich ? Couldn't find it. Are there any cons concering the overclock util ? My BA is just 3 months old, I don't wanna crack it. :wink:

2 things that isn't as good as it was in WM2003SE: WLAN/BT and performance.

Oh, I found another problem: I have the german keyboard fix for the hard keyboard, and when I type emails or whatever, the buttons sometimes "hang". i.e.: I push the "E" button and it types 60 times the "E". When I press backspace, it deletes the whole text till the beginning. :?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Patrick:
That´s part of HTC and not MS. MS only delivers the PB and some extensions for WM5.

So go and ask your carrier for changes, so they can order something at htc.

In WM2003 a lot of problems may have been fixed a long time before you got it, but it was to expensive to create a new version,test it and deliver it...
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] JamesManios:
I had WM5 for about 2 weeks on the BA. I thought it was very stable, just WAY TO SLOW. Loading a program like Resco Explorer normally takes <1 second on WM2003 but about 5 or 6 on WM2005. Now before you think, "well that isn't that big a deal", remember everything is going slow like this. I just could not take it anymore.

That being said, I believe BUZZ, (maybe mamaich as well?) is looking into making a version without persistent memory, (basically going back to using RAM for storage and program) like the XDA2 builds.

If that was made then the speed would no longer be the issue, (though persistence would be lost :cry: )
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Saisoku-R:
I cannot agree with you, my PocketPlus 2.5 loads very fast, ALL games I've installed on my device are much faster with WM5 than with WM2003SE. Just if you re-activate the BA it is slower than WM2003.

And I was just sick and tired of doing almost all 2 days a softreset with WM2003SE... I don't have this issue with WM2005.

All in all, it's like MDAIIIuser said, it's a love-hate story.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Dr Puttingham:
I'm a network consultant and I use my BA entirely for business, which is the biggest reason I was SO happy for the work that Buzz, mamaich, ramram, cdaly1970 and the others on WM5 for the BA. Being as that my email, like my clients, is entirely through Exchange 2003 I really don't use text messaging, MSN and such. My only real problem has been with the BT, which I can live with for a while as I need the other things that do work, like my Pocket PC actually syncing to my Exchange server in the cradle, tasks syncing over the internet, contacts containg photo's, setting importance in outgoing emails, etc. I reset in the morning before I get in the car and maybe once more during the day. Yes it opens emails, Word, etc slower.... but the Outlook email and Contacts are just SO much better!

I've gone back to 2003 twice .... and now I just can't imagine going back. Just my experiences....

Steven
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Saisoku-R:
^^ hey, what else could I say... this is exact my situation !!! :wink:
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] metro2013:
hello all I have been using it since the gurus figure it out, and gone trough all the patches and fixes and stuff, after removing the camera stuff, I never had a problem again, and with the overclock app, it works great, its fast, reliable, get all phone calls use it for business everyday its just great, exept for the album, I cant get that to work, other than that its great! thanks to all the geniouses!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] obiesoft:
win2003 is good still

Well i have used WM5, it is slow, i thought about using hte overclock tool but i would rather not damage my device and be stuck with dead weight. I was really really upset about the bluetooth issue and not being able to use my ear peice, i bought it for a lot of money and i would prefer to use it, cause it is safer and i cannot really hold the MDAIII between my head and shoulder like a regular phone. WM5 looks really good, no doubt, but so far since i went back to 2003SE, it is fast, i have not missed any call and bluetooth is a hell lot more stable. I have happy we have WM5 but i think i will not go back to it till it is well fixed
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] magpie2000k:
Metro I had a problem with the album

I had to uninstall camera patch and reinstall then install album patch.

or the other way roiund cant remember. But it is to do with the order of putting patches on.

Try both ways and it will solve the problem..

I like you love wm5 isnt it crazy that some people have trouble and others dont.

For others.. I beleive it must be third party software that causes the problem maybe someone should start a thread on compatable programs..

(hey why dont I do it) LOL

Will go do now.. If any of the programs are free it would make sense to put them up for people to try and then see if the effects are same on all devices.

see compatable programs subject

stay happy

Magpie2000k
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] obiesoft:
WM5

There are already threads like that, i have seen about 3 of them. I understad what u mean about the WM5 working well for others with no delays. 2 days and counting and 2003se is fine for me, it is fast, lots of themes, and bluetooth does not disconnect, only thing with it is the distance of the bluetooth. I had a razr phone (which i sold now) and one time i had the phone next to me and i was using the bluetooth headset, i forgot to pick up the phone and i went to the kitchen, which is far, and downstairs, i was there for a bit, when i came back up, i saw the phone there, which means on the RZR, it is stable and very strong. Maybe the bluettoh on it can be extracted, just a thought. :roll:
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] JamesManios:
I have also often wondered about the fact that some people say its slow and some that it is fast... Technically it should not be 'faster' since SD memory is much slower then RAM, but if it was "close to as fast" I would be happy.

If someone who has WM5 running fast could do this test I would appreciate it.

If you soft-reset, and let the device settle, then tap the Resco Explorer shortcut, (assuming you have it installed), time how long the app takes to come up and be fully responsive? If anyone gets less then 2 seconds I would be surprised, (and concerned because mine was taking about 6 seconds). One thing I should have tested was if that time changed depending on weather a SD card was in the slot??!!

As for overclocking, I always have my devices overclocked to the max (530 in case of the BA) all the time, and resco (and other apps) where still taking 5 or 6 times longer then in W2003SE.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Saisoku-R:
I'd say that WM5 needs more time to reactivate the device from standby and it may need more time to start programms generally, but i.e. when I'm playing "BubbleBlaster" ( :wink: ) it's much faster than WM2003SE. It was very laggy with W2003SE...
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] metro2013:
I have been doing some experimenting after a friend of mine saw that I had WM5, he wanted it to like crazy... we both have SX66 so we have to use the NoID upgrade tool, but the weirdest thing happen, I noticed that there are a lot of HTCRUU and RUU files out there, I dont know the difference except in the version number some say that it is 1.3 other 1.5 and so forth, well I figured out after spending a lot of time trying to update my friends phone that I could not do it for some reason, it would start but imediatelly go to finish, after a while I was able to flash the phone, I saw that I needed active sync 3.7 or lower to work and the RUU 1.3 version or something, combined with the original SX66 from the siemens website, and it worked...

but when I started the phone, some of the letters in the menus where showing up as "&" example "&File" "&Settings" and stuff like that,

so I re patched usign a renamed HTCRUU --> RUU dll, 1.5 version, and the phone worked perfectly after that... I have made several combinations like this, and finnaly got one that works great, maybe the slowness or the droped calls, sounds, have something to do with the way you flash it...

just some thoughts...
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] metro2013:
I have also noticed that my keyboard does not get stuck likeeeeeee this, and its as fast as I can type in it... I notice this after I installed one of the keyboard skins on Buzz's site, it was either that or the services update.
[HTC One X] indafeis:
Hi guys

I'm going to try to sell my HOX (still sticking to HTC ofc)... What about warranty? If I go back to stock, unroot and blabla would it be covered again or what? Thx in advance :)
[HTC One X] Thant:
Maybe yes maybe no. I been luky to cover my warranty and they changed my phone with new one but in some coutry they don't whon't to cover.
[HTC One X] indafeis:
But you were on stock or what? Don't really know what to write into my selling post :\
[HTC One X] davitox87:
Write that it has an unlocked boot loader but its running stock software. No need to say more but you need to make other purchaser aware. :thumbup:
[HTC One X] Thant:
Yes I have running stock rom whit relocked bootloader when I send the phone for repear!
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] Skankin Studios:
Hi, I have an icon pack called goolors, which includes a wallpaper that I particularly like...

So anyway, I wanna mess around with this wallpaper and try to create a few colour variations using picsart app, but I cannot find this icon packs (or any other icon pack for that matter) wallpaper files in my file manager (es explorer)...

-Anyone know where these files can be found?

(They're not just in with the regular android wallpapers by the way...)

Any help would be greatly appreciated, cheers..!
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] Dark Emotion:
It should be located in the .apk itself. You need to open up the .apk file on your PC via winrar and find it somewhere in res/drawable folder.

EDIT: Or you can go to this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2210163 and ask the author for the original wallpapers
[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] Chromium:
Extract the apk like a zip, then browse to /res/drawable-nodpi/. All the wallpapers are located there (they are named wall_1.jpg, wall_2.jpg, ...)

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[Nexus 4 Themes and Apps] Skankin Studios:
Sorted! Thanks a lot, I used chromium's method seeing as I'm not near a PC, and it worked just fine, already got the wallpaper open in picsart and ready to edit.

Cheers guys, yer help is much appreciated.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] sandys1:
hi guys,

I'm just considering upgrading my ROM from the ViperXL 3.2.8 that I have currently - I'm on the new 2.15 firmware and 2.6.1 TWRP with S-OFF.

My most important criteria is battery life and stability - can somebody tell me which one has better battery life ? Is Zoe, Blinkfeed, sleep mode and battery level that big a deal for Sense 5 vs CM 10.2 ?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Everyone uses their phone differently, and battery life is often more geographic and reception dependent, than ROM dependant. Accounts from others regarding battery life may not (and will often not) apply to you.

In the time you made this post and waited for responses, you could have just flashed a Sense 5 ROM, and be trying it out yourself. Which is the only way to really find out how battery life will be for you.
[Android Software Development] zhuhang:
reserve2
[Android Software Development] zhuhang:
reserve3
[Android Software Development] Hedied4me:
I'm curious, what is your personal favorite IRS set ZhuHang as I've only tried the Creative X-Fi?
[Android Software Development] zhuhang:
My own made irs, not announced yet.

Im still thinking how to put this irs.
[Android Software Development] whalesplaho:
viper4android rocks........ using StuderA80C irs!!!
[Android Software Development] 4D3:
Can I ask why we all paid for a full version when it is now being given as free of charge?

I don't understand what your doing?

What is the difference between the paid full version and the FOC full version?

What benefit do the ones who paid get? Do we get continual updates to the latest paid version of are you expecting us to pay for every update?

I dint understand why, if you are making a free full version that is the same ad the paid full version, to be fair to those who paid surely we should be upgraded to the golden version when it is released and then the paid full version removed so there is a free full version and a golden version.

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[Android Software Development] zhuhang:
Its still early, things may get changed.

Give me some time to put all these nicely.

I'm lifting the standards of free irs.
[Android Software Development] 4D3:
So why did we bother paying for it if the paid version is the same as the free version?

Are we expected to pay for the golden version to?

I dint mind donation versions, but paid versions lead you to believe there is some extra bonus over the free version!

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