yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] DustinEarnhardt:
Awesome, that's really helpful.

Actually m2d is not something I was planning on keeping anyway. I'm moving from a Samsung i760 (dreadfully unhackable) but in an attempt to make it more usable, I actually paid for SPB Mobile Shell, and SPB Phone Suite. I've gotten quite addicted to using them and I don't find m2d to be a sufficient replacement for primarily the lack of ring profiles. Ring/Vib/Silent just isn't enough for me. (And PhoneAlarm doesn't have what I need either.)

What I was looking to move though was:

Adobe Reader 2.5

YouTube (with the YTFIX, now, obviously)

HTC Album

Tweak_Volume_Higher

no2chem_nueExtROM

There aren't any dependencies there that I need to be aware of, are there?

I couldn't find Google Maps in the OEM folder from Titan Reloaded but its no big deal, I can download it I guess.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] bitserve:
I guess I should have mentioned that to use the no2chem_nueExtROM package, you'll need to add these lines to the bottom of ROM\XIP\boot.rgu.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\ EXT_FLASHDRV]
"DefaultFileSystem"="FATFS"
"Name"=""
"PartitionDriver"=""
"MountHidden"=dword:0
"Folder"="Extended_ROM"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\Profiles\ EXT_FLASHDRV\FATFS]
"FormatTFAT"=dword:1
"EnableWriteBack"=dword:1
"EnableCache"=dword:0

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\AutoLoad\ EXT_FLASHDRV]
"DriverPath"="Drivers\\BuiltIn\\EXT_FLASHDRV"
"LoadFlags"=dword:1
"Order"=dword:12
"Bootphase"=dword:2

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\EXT_FLASHDRV]
"Profile"="EXT_FLASHDRV"
"Index"= dword:1
"Dll"="OEM_FLASHDRV.dll"
"Prefix"="DSK"
"Order"=dword:13
"IClass"=multi_sz:"{A4E7EDDA-E575-4252-9D6B-4195D48BB865}"

It's possible that this is what's causing some people problems with Titan Reloaded 1.3.2 though. If you've already used Titan Reloaded 1.3.2, you probably don't have to worry about this. It might not even be the cause though. Most people are having no problems with it.

Also, based on someone's post in the 6.5 ROM thread, you'll likely want to remove this file from the kitchen before adding in an adobe reader package:

SYS\OEMAPPS\ppc_adobereaderle.exe

Titan Reloaded installs GoogleMaps from CAB during customizations. Since Google is likely to upgrade the app often, I'd recommend that you just download it and install like you said.

Those are the only caveats I can think of for the packages that you mentioned.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mr-free:
Anytime you are very welcome..!!! I do what I can when I am around :)

x2 .. I find that loading programs as CABs or during customizations

is a damm cool and a better idea then loading it all in the ROM,

just having that options to remove something is a very good feeling lol :)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] mr-free:
FYI: I got the ok from s10onn2o to upload a clean built 6.5 beta ROM

not kitchen .. the ROM is what I use .. got a few things fix and a few more stuff

cleaned up.. also has some basic missing apps, WM Office 6.1 + notes, Adobe,

sweet TF2D dialer, etc.. etc..
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] vickylife007:
So have you uploaded yet? give us the link.
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] DustinEarnhardt:
Heh, I've got a little more patience than "Give it to me now!" ;) but yes, this does sound very nice. The omission of Office was also something that was really bugging me about 6.5.

In the meantime I ended up playing around with PPCkitchen and WOW are there a lot of packages. Too many actually. It takes me 15 minutes to go through them all. The build I'm running today is pretty good, but I still wish I was running WM6.5. I'm sure I'll come across your ROM once you've got it uploaded. XDA is rapidly becoming one of my favorite sites (and not to mention a huge time sink!!)
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] drewcam888:
Anyone can add office to 6.5. Just get the oem from BuildOS and put it in the oem folder for beta 4,
[Mogul, XV6800 ROM Development] DustinEarnhardt:
Wow, its that easy huh?

I think I'll just do that then! This place rules!
[General Questions and Answers] emersonvier:
I Would like buy the new PocketPC But I need help for decide what the best pocket

- Omnia i900 or

- Touch HD

Thx

EMERSON VIER
[General Questions and Answers] -PiLoT-:
depends on what you want from a device
[General Questions and Answers] orb3000:
Also if you are expecting to have the great support form this site you should choose HD, as this site is HTC only devices.

Good luck,
[General Questions and Answers] nir36:
I'm sorry, but i can't see where the omnia is better than the Touch HD. maybe someone can enlighten me?
[General Questions and Answers] gil@spoontools.com:
HD is better. But...

I actually use both Omnia and HD at the moment and I have to say both of them are very good.

The Omnia has a lot of nice custom applications, good performance and a cool optical D-Pad.

The HD had an AMAZING screen and a perfect design, but it lacks a D-Pad which is annoying.

In general there are some differences, but bottom line is that the HD is probably better.

I actually wrote a nice comparison between the HD and the Omnia. You are invited to take a look:

http://mobilespoon.blogspot.com/2009/05/samsung-omnia-vs-htc-touch-hd.html
[General Questions and Answers] Aegishua:
Go with the Touch HD.. the battery life is longer (im sick of hearing about all omnia battery life issues.. get over it! >_<) and the screen resolution (WVGA) makes things look simply amazing.
[S740, S743 General] A.Bagatov:
I was wondering whether I should get the S740 or get a device with touchscreen, like the HTC Touch HD.

Right now I have the S730, a troubled device, and I have noticed that for Windows Mobile PRO there are more applications out there than for Windows Mobile STANDARD.

Why still buy a Windows Mobile STANDARD device? With touchscreen becoming so finger friendly, Google Maps, Internet Browsing so much more comfortable with PRO (scrolling using gestures with fingers etc...).

So what's your argument?

Thanks :)
[S740, S743 General] ombre33:
a couple:

1: Screens mustn't be touched. Never. Period.

2: Standard edition is a lot faster and more responsive.

3: Most programs for WMPro also have versions for WMStandard.

4: Screens mustn't be touched. Never ever. Period.

.-ombre-.
[S740, S743 General] lelopet:
5. Resistive touchscreens (all HTC's) never can be as sharp and bright as non-touch screen of Rose

6. The only application, where I really miss touchscreen is car navigation (because it simplifies handling by BIG TOUCH buttons) - a solution is simple - separate device

7. Think twice about text input - if you're sticked with QWERTY, the only real choice is Raphael or Xperia at the moment - both troublesome devices

8. Most of touch devices today are missing joypad/-stick or have mechanically non-responsive replacements - it's disaster not just in games, but in any situation you'd prefere more precise movement (e.g. in menu)

9. Read forums around about zilions of tweaks needed for display sensitivity, calibration and rotation issues.

10. Don't compare it with previous smartphones from HTC - s740 is fully equipped at harware level of Touch HD (processor, RAM etc.) and WM 6.1 installed is bugfree, stable and fully functional - for comparison, first 'must-install' on Raphael is patch for at least proper speaker volume level. From this perspective is Rose very boring device...

11. The main disadvantage (a small display) can be today easily solved by netbook - Rose has great connectivity and netbook has everything not really available even on biggest touch devices - video output for presentations, i-banking enabled browsing, videoplayback - and whole set (Rose+netbook) musn't be heavier as 1 kg

12. And more 'ombre-like' argument: human beings are depending on their action-tactile response feedback - from first days of their lives. From this perspective is optical, acoustic, or even vibro-feedback just a very weak cheat. Hardware buttons are much more "natural".

13. Smartphone you can handle by one hand - try this with touch-based device... And try with very basic thing - phone call.

14. Touch interface is very unreliable interface when talking about its lock/unlock states - around you can find lot's of stories about accidentally accepted or hanged calls, applications started by ears etc.

15. Durability of display is uncomparable - resistive layer MUST be thin and flexible by principle...

16. Funcionality of touch-oriented add-ins (TouchFLO etc.) is in WM not system-wide available and most applications simply ignores any gestures etc.

17. WM stills being stylus/menu based OS. All the touch hystery was started by iPhone, which is some ways totally different (capacitive touch display, multitouch available, OS and apps written precisely for such interface and one dedicated device). Windows must be heavily tweaked to simulate similar behavior. Tax paid for this is less RAM available, performance troubles (see what users of last touch devices say about videoplayback etc.)

Uff, and I'lazy to add another three-five-ten reasons-why...
[S740, S743 General] networkguy:
I tend to agree with all the above. I went from an S710 via a Touch Pro to my S740.

I stand by my statement made before that any GUI that still needs a stylus is fundamentally flawed.

If these touch devices were finger only then I might be persuaded but the whole process of having to pull out a stylus to do stuff seems like a backwards step.

But I really don't ever find myself missing a touch screen or even a bigger screen especially when I the pay back is speed and stability.

After all, when I a typing out an email, the experience is pretty much the same on a 2.4" screen compared to a 3" screen.
[S740, S743 General] lelopet:
I have the same experience. I'm touch-convert as well after having few devices starting with WinCE. After display on my last Loox got broken in quite innocent situation, I decided to go for something without the touchscreen. And I don't miss it either.

More like that - I became addictive on numeric navigation in menus, start of applications by speed-dial... And in fact, first time I really use the device during meetings or in outdoor as everything is so quick and responsive... With PPC I had to stop conversation to unlock it, tap on the right icon, choose a proper function and then tapping with stylus on the micro keys on screen - quite weird and disturbing. Now the same operation is just about unfolding, speeddial hold, and typing. I love it.
[S740, S743 General] A.Bagatov:
I see, there are A LOT of advantages of having a non-touchscreen device.
[S740, S743 General] 4omega:
I have used: HTC Kaiser (touchscreen), Samsung i780 (touchscreen) and Nokia E71. Now I use S740 and its absolutelly the best of all of them. Forget touch screen, the Rose is really perfect and stabil. There is only one thing I would make better on the Rose: a little biger screen, something about 2,6 inch. and more. The 2,4 is sometimes a problem, writing lon mails etc. But once more, the Rose is the best phone I ever have used.
[S740, S743 General] Beretta1526:
lelopet, it's as if we were separated at birth. I couldn't have said any of that better, as well as 4omega.

Up until the S743, the perfect phone for me was the HTC S710. I've had that phone significantly longer than most other phones I've had. I've been bopping back and forth between an S710 and S630 (or Dopod C730) for at least a couple years now. Since getting the S710, I had tried many phones with faster processors and other features (3G, GPS, etc.) and came back to the S710 every time without fail. At the bottom of this post is my past phones list. You'll see just about everything in there, and the one touchscreen phone I kept for more than a couple weeks was the Fuze. I tried so hard to like it, but got infinitely tired of going to the touchscreen. The on-screen numpad was a BIG help, as it would do xT9, but I just couldn't take it.

Past Phones List

:

Dopod C730, S710, S630, Fuze, 8925 (x2), BJII, 8525, 2125 x2, iPhone (for a day), BlackJack (x3), Treo 750, 8125, Nokia 9000, Sony S710a, Blackberries, AVX SMT5600, Nokia 6230, Siemens S46, Nokia 6830, 3360, 8860, 8260, 6160 x2, -- Nokia 6120 (#5), Nokia 2160 (#4), Mitsu. AH4500 (#3), Mitsu. AH4000 (#2), Mitsubishi DiamondTel MESA 95 (First!).
[S740, S743 General] abramq:
Thanks lelopet for that post!

That's the meritum!

RA
[Touch Pro CDMA] imtjnotu:
Ive Searched and Searched but is there anyway To Get the keyboard sounds when u open and close the phone?....i had it on my 6700 and Mogul but no luck finding it here...any help will work:)
[Touch Pro CDMA] RelicXII:
Not sure why your search was unsuccessful? The thread can be found here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=469373

The one I posted, is the was ripped from a Fuze a friend of mine has. It will install a shortcut to the app in the Personal tab in settings (same place you'll find on the fuze).

Also I have added some extra sounds to it.

The Fuze By default has the following sounds:

1. Wind Chimes

2. Xylophone

3. Piano

4. Synthetic

5. Mechanical

I Have added:

1. Mechanical 2

2. Mechanical 3

3. Utopia (sounds from Windows 95)

4. Zip

5. LCARS (Star Trek)
[HTC Excalibur] kingofdacuse:
I have a question. does the extended slim battery Series 1050mAh fits in the Dash with the factory back door it has?

Thank You!
[HTC Excalibur] roloracer:
From what I've heard it should fit just fine,extended batteries like 200-220 mAh come with a larger replacement battery cover for the phone.
[HTC Excalibur] kingofdacuse:
Ok... Thanks.
[HTC Excalibur] dewey1973:
I have one and mine fits the standard cover.
[HTC Excalibur] fliparsenal:
jus how much longer does the extended battery actually last than a reg one?
[HTC Excalibur] cswroe:
I get about 20 hours of continuous use. The 2400 I get about 36 hours.
[HTC Excalibur] fliparsenal:
whoah...srry to ask, but i did search around google, but i dont trust some of the sites..where did you manage to obtain yours?
[HTC Excalibur] kingofdacuse:
Well I got mine from Amazon, it came today actually...
[HTC Excalibur] fliparsenal:
http://www.amazon.com/HTC-Li-Ion-Extended-Battery-T-Mobile/dp/B00137ERQW/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1234029155&sr=1-10

is that where you got yours? srry for the questions but ive recently bought a new reg. dash battery so i have two..and both dont last through the day
[HTC Excalibur] Mrkim:
Where can I find "Extended Slim Battery Series 1050mAh" that fits with the standard cover?

Can I have the link please?
[HTC Excalibur] fliparsenal:
...i just posted the link above mrkim
[HTC Excalibur] kingofdacuse:
No need to be sorry. What happened was I had ordered a standard battery but what I recieved was the slim extended one, which worked out for me because I was gonna purchase that one anyway if the standard battery didnt work. Besides that, it works great . Its a big difference from how my phone to and how it is now.... I'll post the link up when i get back.
[HTC Excalibur] 5t341th:
I have a 1300mah battery in my dash. same thickness as the original.

seidio.com i believe
[HTC Excalibur] roloracer:
battery

thanks for the website's name 5t341th, here's the link http://www.seidioonline.com/category-s/42.htm

I'm surely gonna be purchasing one of these the moment mine hits the crapper.
[HTC Excalibur] fliparsenal:
why would get you get that one roloracer? the one in amazon is a lot cheaper and is a 15550 AM
[HTC Excalibur] aussiedog:
I think (maybe) because he likes keeping the original thickness of the Dash (Excalibur). The Amazon one you spec'd will be thicker and require the supplied modified battery cover; at least judging from the description.
[HTC Excalibur] roloracer:
Aussiedog's right, I don't want to make the phone any thicker. I have a rubberized black hard case over my phone that I like a lot and I wouldn't be able to use it any more if I were to fatten my phone. I'm not saying the amazon battery isn't a good deal but , I would prefer an extended battery that would fit in the regular back cover. :D
[HTC Excalibur] enigmas4u:
Extended Slim Battery Series 1050mAh

I found a 1050mAh battery on ebay that sold with a car and home charger for about $10 with free postage. I had to ask them how much output it had - it's not included in their description. It's available from ebay member everydaysource - search for 'BUNDLE For HTC T-Mobile Dash Battery+Home+Car Charger‏'.

It works great. When it goes out, I'll probably get one of the Seidioonline batteries: an Innocell 1300 Extended Life Battery from seidioonline.com for 39.95. They claim 35% more power, but it's probably more like 15-20% more power. You can use your standard Dash back cover. They also have a great black rubberized plastic cover for about $6.
[HTC Excalibur] HTCP4000PPC:
I'm definatly gonna buy one of these 1300 maH battery i use my phone for wifi all day, skype.. and web an emails but i get about 6 630mins straight wifi and emails etc so this 1300 should be able to pull off a decent calling time and wifi at night for a few good hours if if u choose, great upgrade, cant wait to get this thanks for info about this battery.

Microsoft branded S621 6.0 microsoft shipped upgraded to 6.1 standard.

Running wm 7 cabs.
[HTC Excalibur] leggoman:
2200 maH battery

I know this post is old but

just in case you can now get 2200 maH battery s620 with back case

in my case i found out to late as i just got 1550 mAh one.
[HTC Excalibur] roloracer:
you can get a 2400 mAH extended battery with a back cover, not cheap though .http://www.wirelessground.com/tdasuex24lii.html
[HTC Excalibur] HTCP4000PPC:
Can we get a link for this s621 normal slim 1550 maH battery link, thanks.
[HTC Excalibur] roloracer:
The 1550 mAH is not a normal slim battery.

google search my friend,lol https://www.cellularforless.com/show_item.cfm?id=10672&model_id_new=11263

http://cgi.ebay.com/T-Mobile-HTC-Da...temQQimsxZ20090225?IMSfp=TL090225122006r27803

http://www.bluetoothliquidation.com/tmobile-dash-extended-battery-1550-mah-huge1550.html

the largest you can fit on the factory cover is the 1300 maH.
[HTC Excalibur] HTCP4000PPC:
well 1300 is pretty darn sweet i remember my old P4000 had a 1500 maH battery and i could get 13 hours straight on wifi and screen was huge, maybe with this smaller screen i may be a plus but ya 1300 in this battery should be real nice 9-11 hours or maybe + im guessen since i get 7.5 straight wifi hours, this S621 is real cool tho.. i just got NES on my phone, blades of steel is a seriously sweet hockey game for Nintendo. anyhows thanks to all for contributing to this topic :)

Cheers

Microsoft Branded S621 on 6.1 standard with 16 Gb micro works like a charm.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] ayaskant12:
hi guys i want to buy a atom life but the reviews by users are so bad!!!!!

is atom life so bad really??????

plz advice!!!!!
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] Sined_:
Atom life is very good for the price you can buy it !

But... MWG support is so bad, I bought my atom-life less than 1 year ago and it became to have problems with the speakers and the microphone... So I sent it to MWG for fixing it because it's still under the warranty.

They said me that I opened the cellphone by myself before, which brokes the warranty. But I never opened it !!! They are wrong and now I have to pay 270€ (~$400) for fixing it or 35€ ($50) for sending it back to me !

I bought it here : http://www.expansys-usa.com/p.aspx?i=164358

As you can see they ask me to pay more than the price of the atom life !

If you want a smartphone for less than one year maybe it's a good deal, otherwise don't buy it or you will have to pay if something goes wrong.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] o2-lover:
O2 xda atom life

--------

hi. i have been using this phone for a over a year now. there are some minor bugs in this phone. but i just got used to these bugs. never tried to get them fixed or complained. the only thing which is a disadvantage is poor battery. it just manages to last a day, sometimes only 18 hours in the day - i keep my phone on 24 hours and talk time is about 1 hour average.

if you willing to do that, then this phone is a great buy.

from the other forum for atom, i have downloaded ROM update by TranMinhMan and it has done wonders for my phone.

was planning to change, but after this ROM update, i have no plans.

i love this phone.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] snadnob:
atom life huv strong processor and huge ram, eat battery power to keep live a life.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] zorky9:
Have been using 1 for almost a year now.

Pros: Fast processor, 1Gb internal storage, ~850MB user accessible. 3G, WiFi, Bluetooth, SDHC expandable (I use a 16GB Sandisk card), WOW speakers

Cons: Battery Life (the only 1 as far as i'm concerned)

I still use the MWG's latest ROM. With MS set to release an update to WM6 soon, i'm sure it won't be long before we get our hands on another cooked ROM. That's when I'll upgrade.

Typical daily usage: 30 mins voice calls, 20 text messages, 10 mins Wifi in the morning to download mails from 4 accounts, 25 mins 3G use for traffic and weather (HTC Home PLug-in and Windows Live), emails and surfing, and a few games in between. 1530 Mah OEM battery would almost be dead by the time get home at the end of the day. I know covering the 2nd contact in the OEM battery would give you about 2 days but got myself a 3000Mah Mugen battery. And now it lasts 4 days without covering the contact.

The Atom Life is one of the most responsive devices I've used. Even better than some pure PDA's.

At about $200, it's a great deal. But I'd get a great replacement battery.. I'd recommend Worcell and Mugen.
[iPAQ rw6828, XDA Atom General] andrey08:
been using it for a year. MWg brand 6.0 rom

Love the phone capabilities, design and specs( luv the 1GB rom ).

64 RAM is okay only probs when heavy browser and GPS program( i use bluetooth gps)- i need to clean the ram/temp

At the time of purchase best deal on spec and $ paid( was either this or asus p535). Today price drop by only 25$ pdaplaza.com

Dislike the following:

- battery is rather weak- lasts 30 hours if no calls- I will upgrade to MUGEN 1850 battery soon- should be much better

- chrome paint on camera ring, side buttons is weak- extended contact will dull/rust, good news about this is that its grey dark plastic underneath on the side buttons, so its ok. In general glossy black paint will fade/tiny scratches if u are not careful - I pamper mine :D ( i use screen protector too- cut it from nintendo DS pack)

- camera i could be better as always with 2.0 megapixels. MACRO mode is useful :)

- wifi.... not good for my phone - but I dont use wifi alot so its cool ( long story- search my username- a ROM upgrade should fix this from what I read )

so to wrap it up- baby this phone and you will not regret it.

If you cant baby it look for a different phone.

It is my first WM device and i do not regret it. Cheap and capable.
[Sable] hipppo:
Good news!

hp have packaged up 614c radio firmware FW v0.89 and are shortly to release it. Early indications are that this provides a fix to the "call waiting problem", as well as improved in-call volume in both directions... and presumably other minor fixes.

A radio firmware upgrade can be performed irrespective of whichever system ROM you are using - so whether you use the original WM6.0, or a WM6.1 version, you can still apply the radio firmware upgrade without affecting the operating system or OS ROM version.

However, the upgrade will automatically perform a clean boot, so take all the necessary backups first and be prepared for a couple of hours of effort to "rebuild" your precious ipaq...
[Sable] Netzmark:
hipppo,

It is realy good news, but could you, pls, place some link to this 0.89 firmware upgrade or write its SP version? Cannot find it at HP site, maybe I have some wrong search method :-)

BTW: as to some your prior post about Yevg001's tests with loosing data connection when voice comes - he couldn't test it in Moscow because he lives in Jerusalem :-) But as I know he works there just with 3G, just maybe he didn't test this feature... But now he sold his 614c so we cannot count on new OS releases from him. Maybe not definitely but it something appears then it will be not tested from now :-(