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[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] hilaireg:
Hi All,

When dialling a call, the HTC turns off the screen 5 seconds after the call is connected forcing me to have to press the Power button in order to display the 'In Call Status' window so that I can select the Keypad button to enter the voice mail access code. Additionally, listening to Voice Mail messages and pressing keys is extremely difficult as when I move the phone to my ear to listen to the Voice Mail, the screen blanks out and I must press the Power again to get the Keypad.

Ideally, I would like the screen to remain on between 30-60 seconds so as to allow interaction with the keypad ... such as in Voice Mail.

I've looked at several threads here and on other sites recommending changes to the RIL, Phone, and BackLight registry keys and I have tried some utilities such as 'AdvanceConfig 3.3', 'Kiaser Tweaks 0.41', and 'Diamond Tweak 0.5.3' to name but a few... no luck! At one time, it seemed like I was on the right track with the registry changes ... but the changes actually reduce the delay time to 1 second.

To rule out the possibility of a bad phone, I tested my wife's touch as well ... same result - purchased to identical units; makes it easier to support.

I would greatly appreciate any insight from seasoned experts.

Advance thanks,

Reference URL

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=413798

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ROM Version: 1.90.707.1 WWE

ROM Date : 08/01/08

Radio Version: 1.02.25.19

Protocol Version: 52.33.25.17U
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] mikemorris:
when you use the registry tweaks you usually need to do a soft reset, and then the changes take place on bootup.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] hilaireg:
Hi mikemorris,

Agreed, I've even gone as far as shutting down - Long Power Press. I also have made the registry changes one at a time and captured the before/after settings.

Cheers,
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] rdesilva@jps.net:
Backlight timeout on calls fuze

I have also tried all the registry tweaks to extend the backlight on calls to something over 5 seconds.....

All my registry changes "TAKE" OK as seen after checking...

The performance changes work great...but not this backlight on calls...

Any fix yet??

Ron De Silva
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] ptgptg:
Try this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=488991
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] asofiker:
I've run into a little problem and i was wondering if anyone could shed some light on the situation. I have an AT&T Tilt running the factory WM 6 ROM. So anyways, the problem that I am having is that whenevr someone sends me a SMS, my phone is time stamping them with the local time of wherever the person who sent it is from. Now this is turning into a problem cuz I am using Birdsoft's Xtreme Text in order to get the threading effect. Well since my phone is time stamping all the messages with the time zone that they came from, Xtreme Text cant group the sms correctly to look like an InstantMessage Chat conversation. So my question is, "how can i make it so that all my incoming sms are time stamped with MY LOCAL TIME"? Thanks in advance for any help that anyone can give me.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] WillardZ:
I don't think it's WM that is doing the date stamping. It would be up to the client (Xtreme Text) to apply the date stamp. Maybe you should post your question on their web site. But then what the 7734 do I know?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] Cat Eye:
Maybe you should flash a WM 6.1 ROM and see if you still get the time stamping issue.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] zentor:
This is probably a easy question but I have been struggling to find an answer. I downloaded a custom kitchen because I wanted one of the .exe files from it, but when I go into the OEM section there is a folder for the .exe. Inside the folder are the imageinfo.bin, imageinfo.txt and S00 files. Is there a way to get this back to the exe format so I can just copy the file to my phone? I tried loading the custom ROM and copying the exe from the windows folder and it would not allow me to do that either. Any help is appreciated
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] wshader:
Those are packages for cooking including the registry files, drivers and other random files needed for the app to work. I would not use those... just type in what your looking for followed by .cab into the search bar and should be able to find it
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] zentor:
I realize the rgu file contains the registery entries, but I really need the exe for wmodem used it the ROM. I have tried the wmodem cab files with no success.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] Da_G:
snag nueRecMod...

drag the folder containing imageinfo.bin, etc onto nueRecMod.exe in windows explorer

look inside the nueRecMod folder for your compiled module :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] zentor:
That works great. Thanks man!!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] KingsterD:
Okay First of all Hi !

i'm new here, and i'll make it short for you guys ( ang gals ) :).

I have a HTC TD and i'm a newb!

Still have the Stock ROM on it and barely customised it.

My problem :

I want to get known in this tweaking, and therefor i need to start from scratch.

Couldn't find any newb tutorials around here, and i'm desperate where to find a basic "what is" tutorial about ROM's/Installing software/How to's.

As soon as i get pointed in the good direction you can delete this topic.

:) Sorry if this thread is not on the right place!

Daan
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] cobbs:
if you want to just tweak your curent rom have a look here

[APP][10.10.08]Advanced Configuration Tool v3.3

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=418151
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Capt Fiero:
Ok statement 1. A Hermes with a fast data connection can act as a wireless modem for WiFi on a PC.

Statement 2. A Hermes can talk to another Phone Via Bluetooth to transfer files and data.

Question 3, Can you have a Hermes share internet to another PHONE that Does NOT have a data connection.

Now everyone is probably why in the world would you want to do this?

I have a Hermes and an Elfin. I want to put one in the car without a SIM, use it as a mobile media machine, run TomTom and fill it full of movies and videos. But I want to be able to have it go online and check addresses and such. Now how to do I use my primary phone to share its internet access over bluetooth to the 2nd phone. Is it even possible?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] hilaireg:
Hi All,

Guess I have been spoiled with WinCE 2003 SE (4.21.1088 B15118.1.4) on my Motorola MPx220. On the MPx220, enabling the Phone Lock feature simultaneously locks the Keys and the Device. The Screen is remains 'viewable' so that one can look at upcoming appointments, time, etc. The Soft Button on the left of the screen displays 'Unlock' and when I press it, the Enter Password To Unlock screen appears where I enter my 4-digit Simple PIN.

On the HTC Fuze (aka TouchPro), the Key Lock and Password window appear to be separate. Selecting Key Lock simply locks the 'keys' but does not secure the device from access. The Password window does secure the device from access but until the device is unlocked, one cannot see the information on the Home screen ... note that I have the device configured to always return to the Home screen (aka Today).

I have tried several applications S2U2, SPB Mobile Shell, ThrottleLock, KeyLock, and TouchLockPro to name but a few. S2U2 & SPB Mobile Shell seem to be the closest to a solution but somehow, the Password screen manages to get on-top.

I would greatly appreciate any insight from seasoned experts.

Advance thanks,

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ROM Version: 1.90.707.1 WWE

ROM Date : 08/01/08

Radio Version: 1.02.25.19

Protocol Version: 52.33.25.17U
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] Kraize:
I tried looking for that and so did many other people. Unfortunately, it's not possible. It's one of the differences between touchscreen and smartphone winmo.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] hilaireg:
Hi Kraize,

Appreciate the response; I'm going to do a Registry Dump of my MPx220 using PHM Regedit and an Registry Dump of the HTC. I have a utility that will allow me to compare results.

I expect *thousands* of differences but I will be looking specifically at the security/password related areas ... this should allow me to determine if it is .DLL specific.

Cheers,
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] programatix:
Remember the time before HTC launch HTC Diamond/Touch Pro? Everywhere in the news and also HTC's own website stated that the builtin GPS is an A-GPS. HTC even boost about it's A-GPS feature. If you have read the product specification for HTC Diamond, the GPS is stated as A-GPS.

Now, if you go to HTC's website, HTC has changed the specification from A-GPS to Internal GPS (for both Diamond and Touch Pro).

Of course we know that it is has the A-GPS feature, but it is not supported like Nokia (where it has its own server, supl.nokia.com for the A-GPS to connect to). HTC does not provide such feature for us. So before the product is released, tell everyone that it is offering A-GPS (which HTC won't support), then when it is released, quietly change the specification to Internal GPS.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Operation619:
It's a bit more complicated.

For the record, I really would like to point out that "AGPS" can stand for both Assisted and Aided GPS. Most people do not know there is a difference. I assume you might. However, I digress...

The HTC Raphael as well as almost every single handset designed, manufactured and sold world-wide is AGPS enabled. Luckily for us, most HTC devices go a step further and provide 'hybrid' GPS front-ends.

In the Raphael's case, the GPS RF front-end, GPSOne, is a part of the MSM platform and is a hybrid GPS engine which means it is capable of Aided (in this case 'QuickGPS'), Assisted (Network Aided) and fully Autonomous GPS. The Raphael is compliant with OMA SUPL and 3GPP location standards.

The people you should be complaining to is not HTC but rather your network operator who may or may not be allowing network location data available via the user plane.

The AGPS on the HTC Fuze I am using on North Americas' AT&T is working just fine. :)

Nokia happens to be VERY proactive about location information and have made it clear they wish to be at the forefront of this market enabler.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Keystone:
So? In strong consideration to the many laymen out there who have been falsely led to believe that A-GPS is 'inferior' to GPS then this may be dumbed-down BUT smart marketing by HTC. With the crap out of other companies and much misinformation found on the internet, too many people now falsely believe that A-GPS denotes an 'inferior' hardware device that ONLY derives location from that of the cellular system (triangulation from cell towers being the popular buzz) while lacking the hardware to derive a location from satellites....

We here should particularly know better that the HTC Qualcomm devices have the integrated GPSOne A-GPS chipset. That denotes an ability to derive the location, downloading of satellite ephemeris data, and possibility to refine location precision via GPS satellites and assistance or fallback to a Network Assistance server.

As it is practiced it's down to the responsibilities of the carriers to support their subscribed client with the Assisted mode from THEIR Network Assistance Servers.

;) Dude, I politely declare your topic to be conflated FUD.

move on...nothing to rant about here. :o
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] dharvey4651:
So is there any way we can tell our phone's to connect to Nokia's AGPS Server?

Don't get me wrong. Right now I'm pretty happy with my GPS since it locks faster than my Lowrance GPS in my car and it locks onto just as many satellites.

If I could cut the time down to several seconds instead of 30 seconds locks, I'd be even happier than I already am but I'm actually quite content since it's already very fast.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Operation619:
Harvey,

It would be almost impossible.

The SUPL middleware clients are different between the OS (Symbian vs WinMo) and are based on platform and handset.

-Op
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] dharvey4651:
I actually got it working with Da_G's help. It's very fast now. Maybe 10 seconds or less every time even without extra.bin from QuickGPS.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Brendo:
a-gps works for me
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] euphoria47:
a-gps is good for those times when you drive through a tunnel and the gps is cut off for a mile or two, your phone has a chance to redeem its lack of satellite reception by giving a +/- 2000 feet estimate as to where you are.

It would be better though to use the phones accelerometer to create a cheap "inertial navigation system" (a handy backup system used in airplanes) by using last known location before GPS fails + detected movements by accelerometer to determine current location. This would be far more accurate than triangulation. Though unless I am missing something, the software simply isnt there and would take a lot of work to develop:(
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Da_G:
Hmm, I think at the least you would need to strap your phone to the vehicle to ensure it stays at the same angle, etc. while moving.. and then it would become wildly inaccurate the moment you turned off course a little.. without a gyroscope or compass.. doh! but i like that idea :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] shadyghost:
Interesting topic here, wish I could join in an intelligent manner but alas, my gps refuses to connect to anything, let alone satellites. My point is this, I've done extensive searches to try and get the thing to actually work say nothing about working in a stable way and every one of the suggestions whether it be registry hacks, advance config tweaks or programs suggested to shut off agps because it only hindered and really didnt work. What's that about? The bottom line is the gps on these phone's collectively if compared to the iphone or any other comparable device is deplorable period. My wife has an iphone and the gps works flawlessly. My friend has the touch pro for sprint and it works flawlessly. What is going on?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] shadyghost:
sorry not really on topic, just a bit frustrated. I am curious why everyone seems to think it needs to be turned off though...
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] fatguybp:
Im on AT&T too in North america and my GPS takes a good 5 minutes to find satalites, are you using stock radio and rom or did you change the radio?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] shadyghost:
ATT Northamerica here as well. I've tried nearly every radio, every rom and none of them have been good experiences although... I did manage to get it working somewhat a few ROM updates ago. Don't remember how I did it though because it was before I realized it was going to be a huge issue for me.

I don't think it matters what radio your using quite honestly. Nor do I think it matters what drivers your using or ROM your using... I think it has something to do with the hardware or the implementation of the chip through either all of the above or specific gps programs.

I could be wrong...actually I probably am wrong. All I know is I've owned several Fuze's which I returned for various reasons and all of them were terrible experiences with GPS.

If you look at the proposed solutions here on the forum's they range from simple to far fetched to just plain ridiculous. Most of them are just explanations of what happened to work for the person posting and most of the posters aren't even sure what they did.

Sounds like a hardware/foundation level driver issue to me.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] irus:
does that agps using at&t's networks work with tomtom if so which version do i need. thanks
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] euphoria47:
This much is true, however with a little thought we could probably convince the system to "trust" that we are still on the road, and limit the accelerometer's influence on the foreward / backward motion (the accelerometer could be set to only interpret change on one axis). You are right, the traditional inertial navigation system requires gyros and a compass, vaccuum pump driven, but in a vehicle on the ground we have far less variables. The system wouldn't be perfect, but it would be a lot better that the current system, which is crude triangulation
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] omaralt:
ya the gps on the touch pro/fuze is complete BS. there is definately something wrong with the agps. Whenever i had agps enabled it would either not connect at all or connect and then quickly loose satellite reception. when i disabled agps, it would get a lock after 2-3 mins minimum and then be fine. I had agps in my tytn II, nokia e71, and now my touch HD, and they all work fine. i just got the touch HD, and with agps enabled i can get a lock from a cold start in ~30 secs. plus this huge screen makes navigating a pleasure :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] irus:
i do have a question to ask everybody that might help this problem. when you click on tomtom after not using it for a day or two (as in cold start). from the tomtom home screen.... click on the signal bars in the lower right hand corner then click on the signal bars in the upper right part of the screen. does it show little balls with numbers in side them or not?

also what version is everyone using?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Keystone:
An absolutely innane comment in light of others having it working and a previous statement in this thread concerning the Touch Pro working "flawlessly." Dude, don't post in a bubble and make the classic error of an absolute write-off when your particular item is failing. It is not all or nothing.

Mine works

. Mine consistently works "flawlessly" and that is witnessing a data connection made each fairly fresh time the GPS is initiated and then followed by satellite reception within seconds to location deriving locks within 10-20 seconds. The Assisted portion of the A-GPS is functioning and assisting the GPS attain quicker satellite locks with updated ephemeris data from my designated Network Assistance server.

For those who have Raphael's where the internal GPS is unable to receive locks -- then first blame your carrier (who in North America are typically ultimately responsible to the software setups on their phones often to help push their own pay-per-use GPS software) and then secondly place some fault upon yourself for not finding the existing resolutions to work around the carrier implemented GPS limitations. The latter is understandable as there is plenty of misinformation around and posted solutions that are quite dated --> old guesses at a necessity to disable the Assisted modes....

By tobeychris on ppcgeeks, here are the working AGPS solutions for some North American CDMA carriers. Carrier specific CABs are listed. Similar resolutions exist for GSM Raphaels.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] walscobry:
My experiences

I have lots of trouble with the GPS on a stock rom ATT Fuze. When I turn off a-gps and quick gps, then enable the windows mobile intermediate driver (the external GPS settings icon) with hardware on com4: baud 4800 and soft-port com6: and use 4800 baud EVERYWHERE I can, It usually works. With any other setting (mostly when a-gps enabled tho) it connects for 2 seconds then sets the hardware port to "(none)" in the windows mobile GPS settings and refuses (haha fuses) to do anything with the GPS again until I reboot. I would like to know exactly what the $%^*%$^ is going on.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Keystone:
As previously mentioned it is likely your carrier's fault for not adding an Assistance Server IP address to permit the assisted portion of the A-GPS chipset to properly function. That is why you can better attain a satellite lock when the Assisted mode is disabled but fail when the hardware first expects to download the latest ephemeris data from its non-existant Network Assistance server - 0.0.0.0 as the IP address or lack of carrier info thanks to AT&T).

Blame AT&T for 'crippling' (not fully implementing) the GPS features of your phone. Resolve your lack of an Assisted Server IP issue with searches and previously posted links.
[Windows Mobile Themes] Zimaia:
UPDATE: 17/02/2008

- VGA theme added

____________________________________________________

This is the last release of this theme based on this style.

Only Portrait because i do not use landscape, however i release some landscape wallpapers that you can use to play. The icons for landscape you can use the same of portrait.

DOWNLOAD:

http://www.lakeridgesoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14866

INSTALATION VGA:

-double click on theme file and chose where to install

-Install retro clock and use the theme Zimaia62 retroclock VGA

-Place the weather folders where you like and configure weather icons in wad2 settings

-In Extras VGA folder you have blank icons and wallpapers to customize

INSTALATION QVGA:

-Place Zimaia 6.2 folder in the default location (Themes directory)

-Install retro clock and use the theme Zimaia62 retroclock

-Place the weather folders where you like and configure weather icons in wad2 settings

-In Extras folder you have blank icons and wallpapers to customize

-To use sms page you must install mortscript and configure device according to this info

http://www.lakeridgesoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14627

Hope you like it

Enjoy
[Windows Mobile Themes] lcohen999:
Any 320x320 love?
[Windows Mobile Themes] marroko:
this will probably drain more battery than the normal htc home skin right?
[Windows Mobile Themes] Zimaia:
Compare to htc home you are right but we are talking about completely different UI experiences.

You must compare with mobile shell, manilla 2D etc.. and as far as i know the drain is similar.

I have a 64mb device and runing this theme i have always 15mb free that for me is sufficient
[Windows Mobile Themes] rogmar:
Looks very nice Zimaia.​
[Windows Mobile Themes] OceanSpray:
Hi, can someone help wat wrong with the clock

put zimaia on theme

and install retroppc

soft-reset i got this clock!

do i miss something?
[Windows Mobile Themes] JudgeDredd67:
Yes, you must copy the retroclock skin file to the retroclock directory. Then go to setting>personal>today and go to the items tab go down the list of your today screen plug-ins till you find retroclock hi-light retroclock and click the options button. Then select the Zimaia62_RetroClock in the "Display this clock"

dropdown and your done.
[Windows Mobile Themes] tilt4life2:
Any chance of a landscape? If so, how long? I use my phone in landscape a lot so that would be a great help.
[Windows Mobile Themes] Zimaia:
Well, i'm not going to work on a landscape theme but because i know that some of you use in fact landscape (I don't :o) i have included some landscape wallpapers that you can use to play around.

One think that makes WAD2 a must have application for a lot of people is the ability of made skins easily so you have all you need to made a lanscape theme, wallpapers and icons (the same one's in portrait)
[Windows Mobile Themes] yush1006:
how to change qvga to wqvga?

hi, Zimaia.

I love this theme, but do you have any version for wqvga(Omnia:240x400)?

If don't, can you give me any tips or explans how to change it?

I really want to use it on my Omnia.
[Windows Mobile Themes] Zimaia:
Well WQVGA it's on my todo list with other resolutions too (VGA and WVGA)

It is not a big change because only the wallpapers are going to change to fit 240x400 but i can't do it today. Because i'm finishing VGA.

Can you wait a little more please?

During next week i will post the rest of the resolutions.

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Themes] tilt4life2:
What is the difference between 6.1 and 6.2?

Also is there going to be a landscape for the QGVA version?

If not, can i just use the 6.1 landscape with the 6.2 portrait?

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Themes] Zimaia:
The difference is just about style of the icons and theme in general.

Not going to made landscape version but you have landscape wallpapers of the theme

Yes you can mix the themes because in wad2 portrait and landscape are separate themes
[Windows Mobile Themes] Zimaia:
VGA Theme added!!!

VGA version available

Enjoy