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[General Questions and Answers] patrickl:
The large version works fine on my HTC Advantage X7500. But then I didn't install any high res applications. So perhaps that's why the application displays larger on my device. It's reasonably close to full screen.

I do keep getting internet connection security dialogs (need to click yes everytime it downloads a bit of data). Is there a wat to prevent that? Can I mark the application as trusted or something?
[General Questions and Answers] B4PJS:
You would need to upgrade the JAVA version on your phone if you have a wm 6.1/6.5. If you have a version of WM prior to that then I am afraid that you will just have to keep clicking on connection dialog iirc.

I will ask a couple of lads at work to see what they can do (if they can be bothered that is) as I work as IT support for a JAVA house that specialises in connected apps ;) and I know quite a few of the developers like F1
[General Questions and Answers] patrickl:
I've got the "intent Midlet Manager" version 11.1.7.1036 on it. I think that's the most recent version.

I've found a workaround though. I wrote the yamigo developers and they indicated that I should get only 2 dialogs. Then I found that indeed I got only 2 and it kept stable after that. Then I switched apps and the dialogs returned.

Seems like it only works when I have my internet connection closed before I open the java midlet and then let the midlet connect.

Weird, but it works.

I once decompiled the original F1 live timing application. Not sure if it's still that easy, but I could read the source for the entire java application. I used that to work out the live datastream. Never got around to writing the WM app that I planned though.
[General Questions and Answers] patrickl:
Here a screenshot from the application working on my device:
[General Questions and Answers] htcpopolon:
Last summer I made live-f1 version that works somehow in HTC hermes running WM6.0 (HTC original). It is based on the live-f1 program source code that works in linux xterm. It has WM gui (without any touch specific features). Features include only timing data, fastest lap, and comments. Timing screen is scrolled with arrow keys.

I was thinking about delayed timing feature next, but due to FIA favoring double diffuser Teams, I have not had motivation to make that part.
[General Questions and Answers] loweyson:
Open Source live timing library written in .NET

If anyone is interested, I've written a library - Open Source in C# - to receive the live timing data from the server used by the official live timing app. Obviously it's reverse engineered, so I haven't yet done all of the data. However the interesting stuff is done (i.e. not the weather info).

Note: It's currently targeted at the desktop .NET framework, but shouldn't take much effort to port it to the compact framework if any one is interested.

So..if anyone would like to develop some app's I've also included some existing recorded data that can be 'played' back using the library's simulator component so you won't have to wait for an actual race event to see if your app works.

It can be found here Live Timing Home Page (http://livetiming.turnitin.co.uk)

Thanks,

Liam.

p.s. If you'd like to contribute your app's and or code to the project, let me know and I'll add you in.
[General Questions and Answers] adchesney:
I have just looked on the website of post #1 and this is still 2009. I was wondering waht offerings are there for Formual 1 for 2010 for the HD2.

ANDREW
[General Questions and Answers] sentex:
Same here, trying to figure out a way to have live timing on my HD2
[General Questions and Answers] stefanclark:
Official app soon available? http://www.formula1.com/mobile_services/live_timing.html
[General Questions and Answers] marfanuk:
Heres the official jad file. Its for the HD and i cant get it to work on my Diamond 2, so cant let you know if it works or not.
[General Questions and Answers] stefanclark:
works on first run, causes error on second launch, have to re-install!!

It's now not on the f1 website again, I guess they realise there is an issue with it and are trying to fix it?

I'm still laughing at those with an iphone who have to pay £20 for the official app and we get it for free!!
[General Questions and Answers] sentex:
I've downloaded the "HTC HD2" version, and it isn't working at all with jbed:

E: 2java.lang.OutOfMemoryError

But, with jblend works :D

They have been putting it on the web and removing it since yesterday... a little bit more testing wasn't been that bad :(

Edit: I forget to mention that, even it's working with jblend... i cannot sign-in with my email/password... i've been forced to "Try" the application
[General Questions and Answers] sszz:
What phone, what java version?

I am unable to run it on Diamond using JBed. Anybody succeeded with this. If yes, what midlet manager is able to run this applet? Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] sentex:
My phone it's a HTC HD2. With Esmertec Jbed 20090506.2.1 it wasn't working.

With JBlend 20091124.2.1 it's working fine, and now i can login with my account (the last weekend i was unable to do that)

PD: I was able to run the application, with an older version of JBed, in my HTC Touch XL, but not the version for HTC HD2, it was the Nokia E71 version.
[General Questions and Answers] sszz:
Thanks! In the meantime I figured I needed myriad JBed to successfully run the app. Thanks.

But I still have problems so can you please provied me a link to download JBlend 20091124.2.1? I cannot find it using google search.
[General Questions and Answers] sentex:
I've downloaded from here:

h_t_t_p://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=614991

(sorry, i can't post links... yet :p)
[General Questions and Answers] alecs:
Folks I am running the official F1 app from http://mobile.formula1.com/download and it works great.

However when I try to re-run from JBlend I get "Uncaught Exception!"

My JBlend Build Number is 20090918.2.1

Is this older than the above 20091124.2.1

My HTC HD2 has a standard HTC Rom version 1.66.405.2 (76641) but the poster to the link to the JBlend 20091124.2.1 states that this JBlend came from an older ROM so I am confused.

What I would love to do is run the official F1 app without having to download it each time as I currently do. The file is called Formula1.jar but I can't find where it is stored so that I can at least re-run the local install.

Can anyone help?
[General Questions and Answers] gulfie:
F1.com have dropped their app...

This year F1.com has dropped their own application (last year it was called F1 2011 and had a green icon) in favour of pushing Soft Pauer's instead. But that has no live timing unless you pay an astronomical $30. I'm looking for an alternative.

If there isn't one then I'm gearing up to knock something up for personal use. I'm conscious of the legal notices at F1.com and the likelihood that Bernie will get a large posse of lawyers to jump up and down on anyone who releases an app so my preferred approach is to develop an open source component that can be easily re-used in Android and elsewhere. Unless there is one available already. Any pointers, anybody?
[General Questions and Answers] patrickl:
I use F1 Live Stream

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...ult#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5raXNob3IuZjEiXQ..
[General Questions and Answers] alecs:
F1 app

Looks like a nice app but there are two problems I see with it. First, the live timing doesn't appear to show the sector results as per the old app and secondly it is not available on other platforms. The beauty of the original app is it could run in a JVM on any OS. I do not run Android.

So I would support and even pay for an app that I could run in a JVM. I'd rather pay an enthusiast rather than further line Bernie's pockets because removing the app is a blatant greed play. How much money can one person amass?

How rich is he anyway?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] motzkopf06:
Hallo,

sorry for my bad English, i'm from germany.

My XDA-II has crashed and i must flash a new rom.

Bevore the PDA crashed, it runs fine with WM2005-german, Widcomm BT-Stack, Navigon 5. The PDA was connectet with a BT-Headset and a BT-GPS-Mouse with TMC from GNS.

After the Crash i have flash a new ROM, WM6.1-German with 32MB Storage, 32MB Ramdisk, 64MB for Programs. It works fine! The Problem is the MS-BT-Stack. With this Stack i can't use my GPS-Mouse. So i have changed the Stack to the Broadcom Stack. But there is to low Memory, i cant start it.

So i have downgrade to WM2005. Its a german Version. An now the next Problem, i have loosed my widcomm-BT-Stack for WM2005. Helmis-BT-Stack for Himalya WM2k5 is to big. There is enough Memory. And all Links to Buzzdev, with other Versions not work.

I search a widcomm BT-Stack Version 1.5 or 1.6. with install Instruction

Can anybody help me

Thanks
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] x_sliver:
City Advisor is a Public Transport Navitation Platform for Windows Mobile. provide generic path searching services for cities. this preview version contains the main program and a map of Paris Metro. in futures it can be extensed to RER, Tramway, Transilien or to add other cities.

[If someone is interest in this platform, please ask me about the Map Data Format, it is very easy for adding maps to this platform, include Subway, Bus and Tramways]

Features：

Unique extensible platform, maps can be create and maintained by yourself.

All Touch Operation, you don't need stylus. a finger is enough to use

System Requirement：

it can be run on any Windows Mobile Pocket PC phones，tested on 240x320, 240x240, 640x480, 480x480 emulators and devices, it should work on other phones but maybe some display errors will appear.

Touch Screen : Smartphone is not support (because of Touch operation)

.Net Compact Framework 2.0 (doen't need in WM6.0+)

Versions：

Current Version 0.7.2009.0204:

* Realized My Favorites Quick Selection

* Customize My Favorites

* Realized Tourist Site Quick Selection

* Multi-Language Support : English, French, Chinese

* Paris Metro Map Update (include some Tourist Sites)

CityAdvisor 0.7.2009.0201

* improved search engine, improved search speed. (1 or 2 second)

* Settings for changing maps, home station, tweak search engine.

* Optimize search result: Optimized, Less Time, Less Connecting

* Quick Stations Panel, Quick Navigation from Home, Favorites and Tourist sites

* some bug fixed in Paris Metro map

Early Versions (First Release): 2009.0118

* Dynamic depth athgorithm

* Paris Metro Map

* All graphical, Touch Operation

* Optimized for High-Res screens

* Intelligence Search result

* Map Management

Pictures:

Launch|Main Form|Find Stations| Ready to Search

It is a Preview Version,so some functions have not been realized. if you have opinions please mail me. when you meet some search errors, it maybe because of mistakes in the map. it is not easy to add 300 more stations by myself. if you find errors, please tell me.

Download Link: http://huaxingyuan.site50.net/files/?file=x_Sliver_City_Advisor.cab （756KB）
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] x_sliver:
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[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] HTC_GLOW:
Great App

KML or Gmaps output\intergration would be great:)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] x_sliver:
Current Version 0.7.2009.0204:

* Realized My Favorites Quick Selection

* Customize My Favorites

* Realized Tourist Site Quick Selection

* Multi-Language Support : English, French, Chinese

* Paris Metro Map Update (include some Tourist Sites)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] toesucker:
Hi,

any chance you'd make the map for Vancouver, BC, Canada?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] KoolPal:
Hi,

Can you please share data format so that it can be localised for respective cities?

Thanks.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] x_sliver:
this is the main thread about this software:

new versions and new tools.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=479216
[G1 Android Development] user27:
I have the parrothd v1.6 adhoc wifi tether and it's running sweet with Vista. Just one question; I tried to download a little torrent while connected and utorrent can't even connect. Does anybody know if it's t-mobile (UK) blocking my torrent traffic or maybe a product of the tether method?

Alex
[G1 Android Development] Meltus:
i'm not sure but wouldn't you have to forward some ports G1 side?

also, i doubt t-mobile will loook kindly on torrent downloading.
[G1 Android Development] wimbet:
Yah not too sure about running torrents off your phone. Would be nice though. :)

There are a couple of similar options. Utorrent does have a webUI you can configure.

http://www.utorrent.com/webui-guide.php

I'm sure someone could optimize the UI for mobile via some scripting. I think I saw a greesemonkey clone on the market.
[G1 Android Development] wimbet:
Did a little searching and found this miniUI someone made.

http://forum.utorrent.com/viewtopic.php?id=47167
[G1 Android Development] rich0:
Uh, you do realize that cell phone towers aren't designed to be streaming dozens or hundreds of megabytes of data from one phone non-stop, right?

Being able to send the odd bit of low-volume traffic over a teather could come in handy in some situations. If people start using that ability to transfer hundreds of megabytes of whatever then we're going to start seeing all kinds of annoying countermeasures. Even if you're only downloading a 3MB MP3 you could end up uploading far more than that if you seed.

Please don't be the android user who gets the 3G internet closed off to everything but port 80. :) If you want to do a little more than browse the web I'm sure T-mobile will look the other way, but if you start impacting the network then that neighborly trust will go out the window.

It really isn't fair to expect your carrier to deliver that kind of bandwidth over their network. While 3G could potentially deliver meaningful bittorrent to ONE phone in a cell it can't do that and allow the casual web browsers to browse the web. I'm sure the TOS has to have something in it to prohibit this kind of behavior.

If you want to download a linux distro or something do it over WiFi via a landline.
[G1 Android Development] justanothercrowd:
Whats the difference between that and running a 3g broadband card form a carrier....

I have used a verizon card to download tons of stuff since I am not expected to make phone calls with it all i can do is download....almost all day long...and cell towers can handle it fine.

Cell towers don't just handle call anymore you know...data is no problem for them.

Tether away!!!
[G1 Android Development] user27:
Justanothercrowd makes a good arguement; there are tons of people downloading torrent files over the 3G network here without having any impact on other users. I figure utorrent would work on a 3G card with my G1 sim in it anyway.

I spoke to t-mobile about data limits and they told me that they just limit your bandwidth if you repeatedly run over 5 gig a month.

I'm not sure what you guys mean about the webUI? Could you explain how that would help?

It could just be a case of forwarding ports in the Ip table that is used by the tether; Meltus is usually right about these things; I will have a go and post results here.

A
[G1 Android Development] wimbet:
The webUI allows you to download a torrent to your pc. You could then transfer the file to your G1 via ftp.
[G1 Android Development] twistkill:
Hmmm, I used tether for torrents for 4 straight days when my regular internet was down. I tried to max out all the transfer rates, in the beginning I used to get about 100-110kbps down and 40kbps up. But after the 1st day, the next three days i just for 50kbps down and when it used to be at 50kbps I could not browse web smoothly. I dont know why the rates went down by 50%, I did not change any settings. Maybe port forwarding and NAT functionality in the tether app might help.
[G1 Android Development] Meltus:
perhaps t-mobile realised what you were doing, or you downloaded too much and they limited your bandwith temporarily :P

could be the reason but im not sure if they do it instantly or they apply it next month? someone will probably know :D
[G1 Android Development] user27:
more complicated than I expected!

Now I see what you mean about the web interface thanks; it is an option but I don't really want the files on my phone and they would not be much use on my laptop if it were connected to a landline somewhere.

I had a look at configureing the ports but it's a fair bit more complicated than I expected!

Should I be adding a torrent classifier between tiwlan lines 170 and 180 or can I just forward a port in dnsmasq.conf?

Thanks for your help guys, Alex
[G1 Android Development] user27:
I have tried both tiwlan and dnsmasq now but I still can't get a connection; has anybody else managed to get torrents running over thsi tether?

Alex
[G1 Android Development] moussam:
Don't use your phone to torrent, you are asking for trouble. Repeated high bandwidth use every month will get you problems with TMobile.

I know they have those cards for the internet, but the data plans with those cards cost a lot more for a reason, they expect to get a lot more traffic. Currently verizon and at&t charge more for tethering, even if you are already paying for a data plan, tmobile does not. Do not make tmobile start charging.
[G1 Android Development] user27:
Thanks for your insight but there are a few issues with your argument.

Who says torrents have to be high bandwidth? All the clients that I have used provide the option to set bandwidth limits.

What's the difference between streaming youtube videos off the net and downloading the video in a torrent? Streaming video is not as well compressed as that of your average torrent so in effect it would use less bandwidth than it would to stream it at similar quality. Then I can fix my ratios when I have wifi access.

Tmobile (uk) charge extra for their "unlimited" data plan on top of what they charge for calls and sms.

If you took the time to read the thread thus far you would see that I have spoken to tmobile on the subject of effective data limits.

Most uk mobile networks (O2 and Orange last time I checked) block tethered data usage for pay as you go customers but they allow tethered data usage for all contract customers.

Could you just help me out rather than trying to convince me that what I'm doing is immoral?

Alex
[G1 Android Development] dada21:
I _WISH_ T-Mobile had an upcharge for an unlimited data plan. I have T-Mobile AND AT&T (and Verizon!) and use my AT&T unlimited tethering plan for my 3G access on the road (and from home). Sometimes I use AT&T and Verizon simultaneously through my Cradlepoint (works great as a fail-safe backup). If I could switch to T-Mobile (gets better signal in about 40% of locations I'm in daily), I'd be in heaven. I don't mind paying a LOT more for wireless 3G if it's unlimited.

Honestly, I've NEVER seen any issues with 3G downloading/torrenting, and I'm all over the country all the time. Voice calls seem to get priority, but the 3G bandwidth is QOS'd well enough. During busy phone-hours, my speed drops fairly significantly, but when I use it most (off-hours), I have no problem.

T-Mobile will probably offer an unlimited tethering plan (they have to), and I'd jump on it in 10 seconds flat.

BTW, when I did tether my G1, I didn't have any problems using uTorrent. Speeds were comparable to AT&T, and I don't recall having to make any changes. What I do prefer about AT&T is that it seems to give me a real IP versus some NAT-shared IP. Not sure about T-Mobile's IP configuration, but I assume we're all on some internal NAT shared pool before we jump onto the web.
[G1 Android Development] xdarkfirex:
Why you shoudn't torrent over 3g.

Torrents open a host of tcp connections, unlike a download that only needs 1. This really bogs down yor cell block. This is the key. Each cell block has finite use of bandwith. If you hog all the bandwith consitently or have to many tcp connections open to long t-mobile has no choice but to limit you. You are degrading the expereince of others in that cell block. Maybe in the future the technical limitations will be gone like in wimax.
[G1 Android Development] neoobs:
I know T-Mobile US has the right to kick you off the network if they can see you are running torrents. While you don't need any ports forwarded to download off a torrent tracker, you do need it for the other services (DHT)

Honestly you shouldn't be running torrents period, some users will say they do it and they are the reason networks put limits. If you continue to abuse T-Mobile they will soon put a limit too.

On top of that torrents are more destructive on the network than downloading by any other method because of what is actually going on. Torrents work both ways, download and upload at the same time, This means that if you download normally at 110 and upload normally at 50 that you will not get those speeds on torrents. The way bandwidth works is that you can't do both at the same time. It is a mixture of the 2, 20% download means 80% upload in the simpliest of terms.

In either case if you choose to rape T-Mobiles networks I hope they rape your wallet.
[G1 Android Development] NPS_CA:
I'd be happy with a Torrent client for WiFi only.. too erratic on 3G
[G1 Android Development] jumbuck:
I have two t-mobile UK contracts, one for data and one for my G1. I've run torrents on the data contract without issue.

The argument that many tcp connections are opened by bittorrent clients seems fallacious. The cost of opening a tcp connection is minimal especially without DNS.

The argument that torrents rape t-mobiles network also seems to be erroneous. t-mobile are interested in the amount of bandwidth you use (both up and down) and of major importance is the bandwidth between you and the cell transmitter as this is the highest cost portion of the journey and so signal strength plays a part in reducing retransmission.

The G1 in the UK comes with the equivalent of web and walk plus, which has a 3G data limit per month. I can quite imagine that t-mobile won't contact you until you exceed 5G as mentioned earlier but 3G is the official limit and it seems sensible to work with that.

The thing I find most annoying about the t-mobile net connection in the UK is the use of image compression by default and with no android client to turn this off you have to refresh pages all the time to get them in decent quality.
[G1 Android Development] neoobs:
I was speaking purely about T-Mobile US
[G1 Android Development] user27:
If you want a discussion on the morals of downloading torrents over 3G networks in the US then I suggest you guys start a thread to that end?

The purpose of this thread is to figure out why we can't get utorrent to connect over the wifi tether in the UK; has anybody had this working in teh Uk like dada21 has in teh US?

Alex
[G1 Android Development] wimbet:
I posted some screen shots of the miniUI for utorrent running on Android. I'm trying to get the discussion moving so someone will develop this.

Torrents and Google Android
[G1 Android Development] dissonance:
I'm pretty sure it has to do with the poor power conditioning that's rampant in the UK.
[G1 Android Development] user27:
I see what you're getting at but it's not really torrents via tether on the move; more an interface to start downloads on your home pc remotely.
[G1 Android Development] user27:
Poor power conditioning?

(yes, I know what it is and it should be illegal, but I have no idea what you're talking about)
[G1 Android Development] dissonance:
So the problem is you can't connect the the webui? What port is it on? I mean honestly it's probably a nat issue.

Edit: You sure the ui is setup correctly? You could just ssh in and use rtorrent like a real man. xda seems to be dieing, maybe we can work on this later.
[G1 Android Development] inpherno3:
try and do a port scan on your network online (free port scan can be found easily). You will find that basically all ports are closed on the server side, which blows and limits the phone quiet a bit when it comes to tethering. I know i read someone is trying to get port bouncing working. But im not sure about how thats gonna work.