yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
VJSlippyPalm

Guys, a quick app:

see here for the Palm Messaging App

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=280256

Once installed, you lose some access to the normal inbox, which you may still want.

Using VJSlippyPalm, you can assign the app to a hardware key.

Running VJSlippyPalm will then launch the Palm Messaging app.

However, pressing it again will close Messaging and instead switch to the normal Inbox. And vice versa.

If you have one of the apps already launched in the background, it will jump to that app (eg if Inbox is open, and you're on the Today screen, it will jump to Inbox)

By default it will close the other app.

You can launch it with a command line -min to minimise instead, for whatever reasons.

-about will show information about the app.

Download from my website.

V

PS: please note, this is not an app to uninstall the Palm Messaging App. It just switches between the different screens. Backup your system before installing Palm Messaging!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] malatesta:
lol...well, that was fast!

Will give it a shot now...thanks.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cosmo:
Very nice, although I get a slow screen redraw between Messaging and Outlook E-Mail. Any ideas? On a i-mate JASJAM.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cosmo:
Okay this probably has something to do with Messaging closing, rather than minimising.

I understand creating a shortcut with "-min", but how to assign this shortcut to the Messaging hard key?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] beatrix:
hmmm... i installed the palm messaging app and did the registry. i lost the sms/mms on inbox. is using this software will bring the sms/mms in the inbox or will this just switch between the two?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
beatrix - it's nothing sophisticated, it just switches between the normal inbox and the palm app. It won't modify registry or fix anything that's already been broken :(

To assign the -min version to a hardware key, go into your start menu, find the existing shortcut to VJSlippyPalm, copy it, paste it, and then edit the copy. You want to amend the shortcut to just say

Rename the shortcut to VJSlippyPalm Min.lnk

And then launch that in the normal way from Settings > Buttons.

V
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] cosmo:
Legend, thanks!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] trojan9x:
What is the difference between the Palm threaded app in that link above (that was removed) and the one here on freewareppc.com?

http://www.freewareppc.com/communication/smsthreader.shtml
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hannip:
That one is the triangle powers .Net app. It's not integrated nicely like the Palm version and was very buggy when I tried it and very slow to load.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Weststar:
cant install cab from site on phone

hey, i tried dling the cab from your site directly from my phone, but it just brought me to a webpage with a whole lot of source code and stuff.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
Seems ok to me:

http://www.vijay555.com/vj/releases/vjslippypalm/vjslippypalm.cab

paste it in to your browser, should work.

V
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Weststar:
hey, tried it again and it still didnt work. tried in pie and opera.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
Weststar - I didn't know you were using your PDA to browse. I could attach it as an attachment, but I don't like doing that as I like to update the cabs on my website as I develop them - attaching it will cause a static link of course. Could you use your PC to download instead? Worst case I'll attach.

V
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Weststar:
well im at school right now, so i cant do it on my computer. but whatever works out for you is fine with me =)
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zenkinz:
do you /anybody know if the Palm's thread messaging implies all the SMS will go from the default inbox to the Palm's own database? i.e. if you open the default mail application, will it still be able to read all old sms.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] robotbrain:
to Zenkins:

I'm guessing you already have your answer by now, but to you or in case anyone else wonders, after install your SMS will NOT go to the old messaging database. I assure you this minor drawback is not worth passing the Palm threaded messaging app up though. It works beautifully! The lack of threading was my biggest and only serious complaint about my CHT-9000 (Hermes/TyTN/8525) since leaving my Treo 600. I use SPB backup to backup the databases daily in any case so for me at least, it's a non-issue.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] robotbrain:
Err, just realized I misread... I'm pretty sure the install killed my old SMS database. I'm not 100% certain I did have anything in it since I had just flashed the ROM and started fresh, but I'm pretty sure i did.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
I don't understand. Which install killed your db?

VJSlippyPalm certainly shouldn't, it doesn't touch any databases, and AFAIK the Palm app shouldn't destroy it either, hence the use of VJSlippyPalm to switch between the two apps, which can co-exist well. However, I don't use the Palm app so can't say definitively.

V
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zenkinz:
thanks, I have figured that the old SMS will be lost. in anycase, I tried installing the palm messaging, it hung on me when I try to compose the message, or if it manage to compose and send, it goes straight into the sentbox, but the message doesn't get send out at all.

any idea?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] vijay555:
Really no idea, as I said, I don't use it. Try googling for VJSlippyPalm and it'll take you to the another website that packaged up the Palm app. They've discussed bugs etc there.

V
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] robotbrain:
Whoops, I should really choose my words more carefully... What I meant is I THINK the old standard poutlook db was replaced with a blank one when I installed the Palm Messaging, but am not 100% certain. Poutlook DEFINITELY still works but is not the default. I'd imagine if you backed up your mail to desktop it would get restored to Poutlook without issue in any case. Sorry to muddy the waters, while trying to help. ^_^
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] hazel4832:
multiple messages

I have this app and I really like it, but every once in a while it sends a message multiple times. I read that it could be due to having messages already in the inbox when installing the app, but I installed the it right after a hard reset. Any suggestions?
[General Questions and Answers] akhil558:
It would be of great help if you guys could help me out with rooting karbonn titanium s1 plus.. it has got lots of unwanted useless aps which i dont need and what to get rid of them as soon as possible... i did try few of those one button rooting apps but nothing worked ... thanks a lot in advance, i would really appreciate if any one can help me with this..
[General Questions and Answers] spice mi 270:
Simple to root
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frnorke:
I'd like to purchase a Samsung Galaxy S-5 (32GB) from Korea and use it in the USA. I use Straight Talk with an AT&T SIM. Also, if I purchase a Korean S5, can anyone provide guidance on how to get around the region lock (if there is one this phone)? Thanks.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Just Google it and you`ll know the answer within 5 minutes ;)
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fffft:
You also forgot to tell us which S5 model you have. There are six or more Korean variants. So don't forget to include your specific model in your search string.

e.g. http://bit.ly/1mnbUBk
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frnorke:
Thanks. I feel like an idiot for not "google-ing" it. That's a pretty niffty trick you did with the link.

My question should be more precise in that I'm looking to get a 32GB S5 (any model that's available) to use in the USA with Straight Talk. I mentioned the Korean versions only because I don't see reasonably priced 32GB S5's from US (GSM) carriers. My Straight Talk SIM is of the AT&T variety.

I guess as more and more phones role out and the mobile industry expands technology it becomes more confusing as to what will work if you don't want to be locked into a contract with a carrier (at least it is for me...).

Again, I appreciate your help and guidance on this. I obviously don't have the technical "chops" to decipher all this.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fffft:
The additional information is appreciated. There are a lot of knowledgeable and helpful people in this forum. But it can get tiresome to be inundated with questions from people who clearly made little effort to search before posting. I don't have any interest in facilitating indolence. I'd rather spend my limited time helping someone who made an effort in the first place.

The information you are looking for is hard to come by. Samsung would prefer that you buy a new phone if you switch carriers. And carriers don't want to facilitate churn. So there are a lot of artificial barriers and restrictions between models to discourage grey market use.

To properly answer your question would take an hour of my time digging through six or ten sets of Samsung specs and doing several searches to see what ATT, Straight Talk and the FCC are doing with spectrum allocations. And if you think that I have that much spare time or interest.. you Sir, are an optimist.

I took a stab at it for you anyway and checked just one of the Korean models. The L variant is essentially compatible on 2G /3G (voice and low speed data). But LTE is another story. The Korean variant covers about two thirds of the data bands that ATT uses. But before we even begin to discuss the impact of that, looking at what Straight talk actually uses shows us that it's a non-starter.. it doesn't support any of the Straight Talk data allocations.

As for the other half dozen Korean models.. who knows? Esoteric information. Some members will understand the nuances of data sheets and spectrum usage. Precious few will have the information at hand though. It's an unusual situation that few will have researched in advance. So you have a barrier there, convincing an expert to spend an hour checking tedious facts for you. You should make an effort to bridge the gap. If you put in the legwork, narrow down the options and come back with informed questions, a lot more people will be inclined to volunteer their time to help you.

Yes, that does sound like work. But it is your question after all, isn't it?

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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frnorke:
Thanks!

Thank you so much for putting forth the effort to write out the constraints in trying to answer my questions. I appreciate it and will try and "do the legwork". I guess the question(s) that I pose don't have answers that are as easy as asking the question. I apologize in that the questioned I was seeking answers for seemed like a situation someone else may have had experience with already. I'm not in the business of trying to get someone else to do my work.

It seems that the intricacies of slicing and dicing spectrum are beyond my feeble understanding. Do you find that the technical specifications of ST hard to come by? I need to understand more about how a MVNO functions. Thanks for your help and expenditure of time. I know it's valuable.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fffft:
No, not hard to come by. Just tedious to discern. The reason that I think one should check press releases, FCC decisions and so forth is because what frequencies Straight Talk uses today may not be the same as they will be using a year from now. And as I think you already realize.. find out what bands they actually use. ST does not have access to the entire ATT network.

Specifications for different S5 variants are not that hard to find on Samsung's sites.. but the information isn't formatted consistently and has a few inaccuracies that would lead some to conclude that a given model will work on another carrier when it really won't.

If I could answer your question out of hand, I would. But I don't know the answer either unless I dig for it. Blame Samsung for that. It would be easy for Samsung to make a guide explaining what alternate carriers a model would work on. For that matter, they could make a single, worldwide capable GSM model if they wanted to. Probably without any price penalty too. Instead, Samsung and carriers have ten models with artificial restrictions for the express purpose of discouraging grey market sales and inflating prices in regions they designate as affluent.

The only person likely to have the information you want is one who wants to do the same thing as you and has already researched it. And he hasn't posted in the thread yet.

You could potentially save a lot of money.. and satisfy your curiousity by collating and summarizing the Samsung data sheets and other search results. You'll probably understand the details sufficiently to draw tentative conclusions too. Throw that into a summary post and ask an expert to confirm your findings. Or if you are a huge optimist.. phone Samsung and simply ask them to answer the question.

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[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creative70:
First, get to know the bands that AT&T supports. There are several models in Korea. Most popular ones are the 900S, 900K and 900L.

SM-G900S

Secondary Cellular Networks:LTE2100 (B1), LTE850 (B5), LTE1800 (B3), LTE2600 (B7)

Cellular Networks:GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS850 (B5), UMTS1900 (B2), UMTS2100 (B1)

Cellular Data Links:GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA+

SM-G900K

Secondary Cellular Networks:LTE700 (B17), LTE1800 (B3), LTE2600 (B7), LTE900 (B8)

Cellular Networks:GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS850 (B5), UMTS1900 (B2), UMTS2100 (B1)

Cellular Data Links:GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA+

SM-G900L

Secondary Cellular Networks:LTE2100 (B1), LTE850 (B5), LTE1800 (B3), LTE2600 (B7)

Cellular Networks:GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS850 (B5), UMTS1900 (B2), UMTS2100 (B1)

Cellular Data Links:GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA+

Hope this helps :)
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AsianBooooy:
Is my phone able to access LTE in US?

I have this phone called Vega Iron 2(IM-910S) I'm new here and the forum won't let me put link in here...

And I would like to use this phone in the US.

But I was once told that I won't be able to access LTE on any of the carriers since they have

different LTE frequency band. So the question is will my phone be able to access

LTE broadband in the United States?

BTW I think my phone supports Band 1,3,5,7 - 2100 1800 850 2600.

I'm not too sure if this is true.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cheesus182:
Hey guys,

I know this is a fairly "common" question but im a bit stuck.

I just bought my N9005 (second hand) and it cant get any cell reception. 4G, 3G and Edge are all working perfectly but I can not make calls. When ever I try to make a call it says "No mobile network available"

If I go to Settings and choose a network, a notification will pop up saying "No service" and below "Selected netwrok (BASE) unavailable".

Now I flashed CM11 and factory reset the phone but now when I choose a mobile network, it will endlessly say Registering on Base.

Eventually it registers but gives me the same error as mentioned above.

I have checked if the IMEI is set to null like it seems to be the case on some phones but its not and after checking the IMEI it isnt blacklisted either.

I found some file called "WriteIMEI.zip" on the phone if that is any indication to what is going on with this phone?

Please refrain from all the comments about paying more attention when buying phones, im looking for help please.

Thank you.

EDIT: I found this on google, I dont know what it means but maybe someone could elaborate
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AO7:
1. Backup efs,fsc,fsg partitions using efsbackup (thread in forum).

2. Do not ever flash anything before doing step 1.

3. Ask seller what this writeimei.zip is about.

4. Post his answer here

5. (Optionally - do step 1 to 4 before flashing) flash back to stock. If the phone was originally bought you most likely need the Luxemburg rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] Eddie Bombay:
Anyone else having issues trying to connect their Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse at the time same? Seems like I never had the problem before the 4.4.2 update which kinda sucks. Think KitKat might have broken multiple bluetooth at the same time connectivity...

On the ATT 4.4.2 Galaxy Mega.
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] vicoweb:
I'm interested in using a bluetooth mouse on my galaxy mega, but i can't find it on phisical stores... just online!
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] Eddie Bombay:
The bluetooth mouse is great just can't use the keyboard at the same time. Guess I should can get a keyboard that has a built in track pad.
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] vicoweb:
oh, i didn't know i can't use 2 bluetooth devices at the same time... at this point, as you said, a solution could be a keyboard with built-in trackpad. thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] Eddie Bombay:
Well it's a bit buggy because I can use my Pebble smart watch and mouse fine just having issues with the mouse and keyboard
[HTC One SV] m3gan:
Hi guys. Please Help Me. Im not to sure what exactly i have done .but heres what information i do know. I have a boost mobile k2_cl 4.2.2 sense 5 . While trying to root i seem to have deleted my internal sd and no longer have an operating system. i do have access to : bootloader which shows the following TAMPERED UNLOCKED K2_CL PVT Ship On RL

hboot 2.21.000

Radio 1.12.50.0516

Open DSD V10.2.0268.0401

OS

EMMC boot 1024 MB

I am also able to access fastboot as well as my recovery TWRP version 2.7.0.2d

Basically i got as far as unlocking my bootloader and flashing a recovery im not sure what i did from there but every time i power on i get stuck at the white HTC quietly brilliant screen.

I am unable to mount my internal sd

PLEASE HELP ME !! My PHONE HAS BEEN LIKE THIS FOR OVER TWO WEEKS NOW !!!
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
Yes, seems you need somebody who provides you a backup or similar.

I'll mention [MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION], because he is a friendly boost user, maybe he knows more, to help you.
[HTC One SV] :
[MENTION=5927733]m3gan[/MENTION], I sent you a PM. Can't share the link here due to bandwidth.
[HTC One SV] jayblaze406:
In the Same Boat. No OS K2_CL

exact specs.

***TAMPERED***

***UNLOCKED***

K2_CL PVT Ship S-ON RL

HBoot-2.21.0000

Radio-1.12.50.0516

OpenDSP-v10.2.0268.0401

OS-

eMMC-boot 1024MB

No OS installed. Previous OS - 4.2.2 Sense 5

Flashed TWRP 2.7.1.0 already

can't find or need more instructions how to to restore. If it's a simple fix with detailed instructions/specific files i need. Please Help! Didn't know the importance of S-OFF i guess.
[HTC One SV] :
PM sent
[HTC One SV] lulutortue:
Same same but different

Hi guys,

Same pb as described.... but version of my phone is K2_U.. :

Tampered / Unlocked

K2_U PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT-2.00.0000

Radio-1.18.40a.00.05

Open DSP-v13.2.0268.0620

eMMC-boot

fastboot getvar all

(bootloader) version: 0.5

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 2.00.0000

(bootloader) version-baseband: 1.18.40a.00.05

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: None

(bootloader) version-main: 3.11.707.101

(bootloader) version-misc: PVT SHIP S-ON

(bootloader) serialno: ************

(bootloader) imei: ***************

(bootloader) product: k2_u

(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-8930

(bootloader) modelid: PL8013000

(bootloader) cidnum: HTC__044

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 4002mV

(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic

(bootloader) security: on

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT

(bootloader) gencheckpt: 0

... let's see ;) !
[HTC One SV] hprudhomme:
No OS HTC One SV Boost Mobile

I too have the same issue I tried to root the phone and now it just boots to the flash screen and that is it. Does anyone know of the fix for this and know of good links to the files that I will need.

Thank you
[HTC One SV] :
What is the status of your phone? Is it unlocked? Do you have a custom recovery on your device? Which K2 variant do you own? Would you happen to be S-On or S-Off?

What steps did you take that led up to your problem? If it was a specific guide that you followed do you have the link to provide here for review?

The more information the better :D
[HTC One SV] hprudhomme:
It can boot to where i can get to fastboot and recovery selections. Basically the article I used said to flash the recovery with one image then the boot with another image and that is when it stopped booting. If I use openrecovery-twrp-2.7.1.1-k2_cl.img and flash that into the recovery partition it will boot that recovery then but if I use the boot.img file that the article had me use it will do nothing. Part of the issue is the links were all dead on that site so I have to google the files which could be the issue. Here is the current status:

*** TAMPERED ***

*** UNLOCKED ***

K2_CL PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT-2.21.0000

RADIO-1.12.50.0516

OpenDSP-v10.2.0268.0401

OS-eMMC-boot 1024MB

Apr 14 2014, 18:55:20.0

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks
[HTC One SV] :
Ok, so you initially flashed a boot.img in attempt to root your device? And by doing so, this resulted in you not having access to your system, I.e., no OS?

If yes, then you need to flash the correct boot.img which is based specifically for your device and not from any other device. Also, since you are currently on 4.2.2 the boot.img must be from 4.2.2 as well. To root your device is merely a flashable zip which you would install from within the custom recovery. The flashable zip will contain the supersu app, and the needed files / su binary. If the flashable zip is not up to date with the most recent release of supersu, then after installing the zip, you would go to the play store and search up supersu then select, update. Once updated, open the app, and it will ask to update the su binary. Because you are S-On you will need to select to update the su binary via CWM/TWRP.

Hold tight, I will send you the needed links.

---------- Post added at 09:06 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:00 AM ----------

UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.94.zip

Download that zip and place it on either your internal or external sdcard. Boot in to your custom recovery and select install. Look for the zip and select it. Now, swipe to install. Then reboot your device.

Check your inbox for the link to the boot.img which you need to flash to your boot partition via fastboot.

fastboot flash boot boot.img
[HTC One SV] hprudhomme:
Ok thank you very much that got my phone back up and rooted the only issue I have now is WiFi does not turn on do you know anything about this at all? Thanks
[HTC One SV] :
Hmm, interesting. Normally the WiFi issue such as that would be the result of the kernel and the kernel modules not communicating properly which would imply different build versions..... Not sure why that would be the case for you, but here is a link to download the actual 4.2.2 OTA. Extract the zip and you will find, firmware.zip. Extract firmware.zip and grab the stock boot.img from there. Flash it as instructed previously. If the WiFi is still broken after doing this, then something far more was done to your device than previously stated.

http://d-h.st/LVw
[HTC One SV] pajuggalo:
I'm stuck too

HI,

I'm stuck too, exact same thing on my screen. I did get vipersv 1.50 to install once but it couldn't find boost as a network, now I can't even get that, any help would be appreciated, thanks!
[HTC One SV] :
......

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Viper SV is NOT for Boost Mobile or Cricket!

I feel like I have to keep repeating myself on this issue at least once a week.....................