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[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] Agent Blair:
Not sure if this was requested before or done, but I figured it would be really useful if there is an app on the Fuze which detects where your location is through the phone's GPS and can automatically turn the phone to vibrate, or silent, or even off in certain areas on a map, and even at certain times.

This could be useful for someone who does not want to have his or her phone ring inside a church/temple/synagogue/place of worship, classroom, library, at home, or anywhere that can be located on a map. Even during certain time periods of certain days.

The user could map out a radius (circle or perimeter) around the coordinates of the spot of which the phone is required to switch to silent or vibrate upon entering the radius. Obviously this could only work outdoors, and certain places indoors, but a lot of us do travel outdoors and have areas where we do not want our phones to interrupt our personal business.

I know google maps can detect your exact location, or at least detect your location inside a radius, but can it be used for an application to command your phone to change its settings? Just thought I could start a discussion on this and see what the XDA community thinks of the idea and if it's plausible or just not worth the effort. Thanks.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] norkoastal:
Check out G-Profile... There is also another app in Dev and Hacking with this function.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] d0ugie:
I like the problem solving creativity...

but no, it is not worth it. Not sure how much you've experimented with gps but in addition to draining your battery rapidly the phone needs to be able to listen to the satellites very clearly, something that is not easy when it's not on your dashboard or you're holding it out from you and upright in a wide open area. So for your purposes it's not a practical option.

As far as Google Map's tower calculation poor man's gps goes, that is easier on the battery and you don't need a perfect signal however if you're not in a dense area with a lot of towers you'll be getting at the very best 600 meter accuracy. Not good enough if you don't want false positives or negatives for your application.

What it is adequate enough for however is, say, if you're driving home from work, your phone detects a cell tower twenty miles from your home and sends your computer a signal to fire up the lights, air conditioner and pool heater (search for trackme by strayton).

As for toggling rings for when you step inside a library, church or classroom, you'll have to stick, in my recommendation, to using the long end key vibration press yourself. Or just leave it on vibrate if you're in these places so frequently that you come up with this idea.

Still, I like the way you think; that's why we keep getting sweet apps so keep on thinking brotha.

Doug
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] fhsieh:
Yes, GPS polling is quite expensive for a relatively simple task.

G-Profile works well because much of it is event-driven (eg: profile is activated only at a certain time, or only when you plug in a headset, etc) and therefore there is close to no battery overhead. Keep in mind, it also works with more than just schedule-based profiles (time, day). You can configure profiles based on which accessories are connected. I think you might also be able to configure profiles based on which wifi network you're connected to (eg: Home network vs School/Work network).

Using GPS location is conceptually a more elegant solution, but either way you will still have to manually define different profiles, so using a program like G-Profile is no more complicated than a GPS-based profile switcher, and actually much more flexible/precise.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ferfecir:
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Homescreen plusplus > < Koma & Ferfecir

Turkish;

Koma arkadaşın yaptgı tema değişiklikler yaptım ortak bi calışma diyebiliriz.

theme - 2 secmek içinde theme 2 nin içindeki klasörleri orjinali ile yer değiştirip hs yi yeniden calıştırın.

http://www.4shared.com/file/89884993/3dc5394/Ferfecir-komafire.html

Eng. ;

Koma did your friend do the changes common themes can also work bi.

theme - 2 of 2 voters in the theme folder to replace the original and then re-run hs.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] met.in:
teşekkürler güzel görünüyor
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] abumhmmd1:
THANKs

VGA or qvga
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ferfecir:
'' QVGA '' :)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mastashake1212:
I've been looking for the G1 service manual, but with no luck.

Every time I think I've found it, it gives me "this account has been suspended" message/error.

So if someone could PM/e-mail it to me that would be awesome.

I'm trying to change the housing and would really like to read it so I don't screw my G1 up.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tubaking182:
go back two pages to the dream forum page that lists the sub forums and search "G1 service manual" i bet you will find it
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mastashake1212:
I've tried that, and when I click on the pdf it redirects me to a page that says this account has been suspended.

That's why I was hoping that someone had downloaded it, and can send it to me.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vdl68:
http://www.filesavr.com/htcdreamsma04
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mikey:
What link are you using??
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] NisseDILLIGAF:
2009-02-27

I wasn't expecting this...! :D

But here it is... A new update from HTC!

Download Link Sharebee.com

RUU_Diamond_HTC_SVE_2.03.413.2_Radio_Signed_Diamond_52.51.25.26_1.09.25.23_Ship

includes mirrors...

zSHARE

Megaupload

Badongo

RapidShare

DepositFiles

From HTC.com

OEM Version List

Folder: D:\RUU_Diamond_HTC_SVE_2.03.413.2_Radio_Signed_Diamond_52.51.25.26_1.09.25.23_Ship\OEM\

App. Name Version
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AdobePDF 2_5_103401_01
Album 2_2_18203428_m0
Arcsoft_MMS 5_0_27_63R1
AudioBooster 2_0_18143227_4
AudioManager_Eng 1_6_18203027_0
BTBPP 1_6_8_0
BTFtp 1_2_33281_91
BTSAP 3_1_0_0R2
CAMERA 6_00_32837_00
ConcurrenceMgr 1_1_18143521_0000
ConnectionSetup 1_5_37142_1
ConnectionSetupDownload 2_7_35863_1
CyberonVoiceSpeedDial 1_2_b080227_0R3
DShow 2_00_081105_0
EnlargeStartMenu 1_2_34837_100
EzInput 1_5_32785_1
FMRadio 1_6_18164032_2
FullScreenPlayer 1_05_080910_0
GSensorCalibrator 1_0_18192126_0
HTCGesture 1_0_30346_1
JbedJava 0_0_20081016_21R2
Labyrinth 1_3_7071031_0
LockStreamDRM 1_1_080625_O9_Diamond_02
LongPressEndKey 1_1_34309_2
mHub 6_54_080529_E0
MP3Trimmer 1_1_18163629_1
OutlookEnhancement 1_0_33540_3
PhoneCanvas_Slider 3_50_33348_0
PictureEnhancement 1_50_18141822_c2
PlayShow 1_0_18162827_0
QuickGPS 1_00_18202228_0
RandomAccess 4_1_18192922_0
RingtonePlugin 1_00_080416_1
RSSHub 2_1_1_1066_R3
SensorSDK 3_3_18182326_0
ShareDLL 2.0.070522.0000
SmartTouch 1_0_31096_0
StreamingMedia 3_0_18193326_00
TaskManager 2_1_35603_1
TouchFlo 3_0_29946_47
USBToPCPopUp 2_1_18173225_0
VideoTelephony 2_0_32297_0
VoiceRecorder 1_10_18151728_1
VolumeControl 1_0_18171229_1
XT9_IME 1_5_32645_0
YouTube 1_0_1819_4027
Zip 1_20_27457_0

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Generated with OEM Version Checker by Vic, 2008
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] jeff03:
Well done ... very thanks :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] empirer_ysj1:
good news very thanks!!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] halloj:
Custom rom

Nisse, will you make a custom rom out of this?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] NisseDILLIGAF:
Yes... with xboxmod's new TF3D and some new stuff from Diamond2 :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] halloj:
Great, thanks a lot.
[General Questions and Answers] nicolem798:
I have a tracking unit in my car. I can send it an SMS message from my XDA and it will return a full GPS NMEA string with a header. Can anyone tell me the feasibility of writing an application that could post this incoming data directly to the TomTom maps program and display the vehicles exact position at street level.

The GPS application supplied with TomTom maps can obviously do this with streaming NMEA strings through the serial port.

If this application is possible I think there is a lot of potential. I am in the telematics business and I know that the majority of tracking devices work the same way.
[General Questions and Answers] Ather:
nicolem798 , this is your last warning, please refrain from posting Questions in the Dev&HAck Forum! :)
[General Questions and Answers] nicolem798:
Hi,

I use eMbedded Visual C++ 3.0 with the build in resource-editor to develop an application for Pocket PC 2002. The user must type his password on textedit-field in a login-dialog.

In the resource-editor I selected the attribute "password" for this textedit-control. The input-characters of this textedit-field are therefore displayed as *.

But the auto-suggestion still works and the text is shown in a tool-tip-field. Does anyone know, how to turn off this stupid behavior?
[General Questions and Answers] joel2009:
Questions go in the Q&A Section
[General Questions and Answers] GlowGlow:
Hi!

I'm looking for a program that basically vibrate my phone when I get a SMS from sender X (not from Y or anyone else). But also vibrate the phone until I read the SMS.

I have been googling my ass off to find a program that will allow this but can't find any. So I gave up and decided that I will try to do it myself.

I have done some intermediate coding in VB6/VB.Net, more than basic C++ and very basic Java. Never coded anything to mobilephones.

Is this possible to do? If so, how hard? Do you think I will be able to do it?

The program should work on HTC S740 (WM6 Standard)
[General Questions and Answers] curious george:
Well the latter of you ideas already exists here on this forum(the reminder vibrate). The first of your ideas also exists if you are will to block sender Y's alerts (audio and vibrate) all together. Just do a little searching if you are interested in these programs.

CG
[General Questions and Answers] VOODOOS!L:
did you take a look at PhoneAlarm? you can make some profiles, which can repeat the sms alert virbration untill you read the sms
[General Questions and Answers] nir36:
MissedCallReminder.. just download it and you're done
[General Questions and Answers] cursor:
on the other hand, it's not free but spb phone suite also does this.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] drkfngthdragnlrd:
Found this nice little freeware freeware tool for copying file off a Windows Mobile Device @ http://www.freewarepocketpc.net/ppc-download-mocha-ftp.html. Here is a free Windows based FTP Client; http://www.download.com/Core-FTP-LE/3000-2160_4-10195752.html.

"Mocha FTP Server gives an easy way to copy files to/from a PDA running Windows Mobile or Pocket PC 200x. It supports the standard File Transfer Protocol (FTP) features found in most web browsers and FTP client applications.

If the PDA has IP address 192.168.2.60, use following URL in Internet Explorer

FTP://192.168.2.232

and Internet Explorer will give access to all the files on the PDA.

Functionality

Supports all standard FTP commands

PASV command. The client will make the data connection (needed with firewalls)

Portrait/landscape mode

Anonymous login

Real-time monitoring of users and commands

9 different users with password protection

25 active sessions

Different access rights for users (read only mode)

Security timer, which will close inactive sessions

Freeware license key for mocha FTP Server for Windows Mobile:

License name: freeware

License key: 111425"
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] zard:
Great piece of software. Tested it and works pretty well. The only thing I find it problematic is the connection through bluetooth and wifi.

I tried to do a connection between my TyTN II and notebook by bluetooth. The connection work once but after that, could not work again. Yes, it was paired. Even after deleting the profile and doing a repair, it didn't work any more.

If I create a adhoc wireless network on my notebook and use my TyTN II to connect to it. Although it showed on both TyTN II and notebook showed that I was connected, the Mocha FTP prompted that network was not connected.

The only for the connection to be working correctly is when both TyTN II and notebook are connected through my home wireless network.

Any help on setting up the connection through bluetooth or adhoc wireless connection would be appreciated.

Thank you.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] drkfngthdragnlrd:
Sadly I can't help with that. My pc doesn't have a wifi adaptor. I've only used it via usb cable sync. Maybe there's someone else out there who's had luck with what you're trying.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] kilrah:
For Bluetooth:

Search for WM6BTPAN. It's a little program for the PPC that will enable the BT network access service. Run it (needs to be run once only, however if you soft-reset you need to run it again).

From the PC, connect to the network access point service on the PPC. The connection should now succeed. If yes, you're now at the same point than with Wifi.

Now in both cases the FTP connection fails because there is no DHCP server running on either machine in your small network. So there's nothing to hand IP addresses to the machines and make sure they are both in the same logical network.

The best thing to do is to configure IP addresses manually on them.

Let's go with bluetooth first as I recommend you to use that.

On the PPC, go to Settings -> Connections -> Wi-Fi -> Network Adapters Tab.

Click On Bluetooth PAN driver. Use Specific IP address, set IP 192.168.2.1 and subnet mask 255.255.255.0.

On the PC, go to control panel, network connection, and find the bluetooth one. Right-click, properties, double click on TCP/IP. Use specific IP address, 192.168.2.2, same mask as before.

Dismiss all, connect BT network and it should be all good.

With WLAN you can do just the same but selecting Wifi adapter instead of BT PAN driver on the PPC, and the wireless connection instead of the BT one on the PC. But, as you will need to set those back to auto when you connect to your home network so that the router's DHCP server can give access to your devices (and set everything again the next time you want to make your little network again), I recommend using BT because you'll most likely never use BT networking for anything else.

Side note, don't bother with IPs in the FTP client program, you can just enter the PPC's device name (set in settings -> System -> About) and it should reach it well.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Milmirex:
It can be used on Linux?, still can't sync with Synce.

Thanks in advance.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] kilrah:
Of course, all you need on the PC side is an FTP client, like Filezilla for example. This won't sync anything though, just allow you to transfer files between the 2 devices like with a file explorer.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Water2:
Can everyone tell me a vaild serial key?

The freeware serial key is not work.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] zannyboy:
is there a way to use this so i can send from pc to phone? at the moment i can only send from phone to pc using internet explorer.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] Blauvster:
Yes, either use window's integrated FTP client or use a third party one such as Filezilla.

To use the windows integrated one, open "My Computer" or any file browser window, and in the address bar enter the address "ftp://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx: pppp" where the x's denote the IP address of your phone, and p's denote the port you selected with mocha. You also have to setup a user in mocha to have write privileges.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] noixdarec:
Thank you for the instruction, that's very useful, even the little side note solved my problem!! When the phone is connected both to ActiveSync and to my home network (wifi), the device will have two IPs and Mocha FTP will not use the "192.168.x.x" one. Now there is no more problem !!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] mentor17:
This program is so old and so great! :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] ricki332:
license don't work correctly :(

I have to write it into registration window all time! Great app, but bad license :confused:
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] peytah:
It's weird. I bought a carbon fiber plastic hard case from this Wireless Tech store and the clerk helped put it on. It seemed to work well and everything and I put it in my pocket. One hour later, I realized I had a few missing calls and texts that I wasn't aware of, and thought I accidentally turned the phone to silent or vibrate. I didn't...It was still on full blast. So then I wondered why the hell it wasn't playing sound. My phone didn't ring, music wouldn't play, etc. Then I thought about taking the case off (which wasn't a walk on the beach) and strangely, sound started coming out again.

The case looks just like every other case you'd find online, it doesn't touch any buttons or get in the way of anything. My only theory is that when I put the case on, it tightens up the phone too much. And I recently had to put on a new LCD, and something might've gone wrong or something.

Just me?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] johansons:
Is the case covering the sound output hole? Could be too tight of the casing causing disconnection of the contacts? Looks like u need another cover..
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] stylez:
I'd guess taht too and cut a hole :)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Accessories] bobtheamazing:
The speaker on the Tilt/Kaiser simply sits on contacts to make the sound. It is entirely possible those contacts are loose and the case is causing the speaker to not make contact. Take off the back cover and do a bit of checking to see if the contacts are good...
[XPERIA X1 General] Jammy2:
Since I got this phone about 2 days ago, I've been struggling to get the wifi working. I have a netgear WG602v2 access point which is connected to the Ethernet.

The device trys to the connect, it says 'connecting' and after its attempt it says available, which I'm guessing doesn't mean connected. I obviously don't want to be using my internet allowance through my network when I have a better internet connected, free at home.

What steps can I take to get this to work? Do I need to modify my wireless settings on the AP in some way?
[XPERIA X1 General] Rudegar:
i would update the routers firmware

solves compatibility issues with many a wifi device
[XPERIA X1 General] Jammy2:
It appears I am already running the lastest firmwire for the AP
[G1 Apps and Games] Perrosky:
Is there any Developer working in a new audio player, with a lot of new features including just play songs from the folder you select.

I use my g1 on my car alot and the stock audio players sucks!

for example I can't play songs from a specific folder, the player takes all the songs from the g1 sdcard. the shuffle option don't work right I have about 1500 songs and it playes the sames songs when on shuffle etc.

I'm desperate for a new audio players with good features, specific to use the g1 as a real mp3 player, and for car mp3 play use.
[G1 Apps and Games] mannyb:
TuneWiki perhaps?
[G1 Apps and Games] JonFolse:
^^^ I hate tune wiki. It never displays the right album artwork. :confused:
[G1 Apps and Games] Misty Blue:
Hey there! Not trying to hijack your thread, but I got a quick question...I noticed that you said you use your G1 in the car. I have Ford Sync and I have heard the music/navigation broadcast over the speakers, but only when I was actually on a call. How are you connecting? Bluetooth doesn't work and I've also tried using the usb cable.

I also second your "request" for a new music player. The G1 is lacking in the music/video department. My boyfried has an iPhone and I just can't argue when it comes to the media part of the phone...my only argument is having to use iTunes.
[G1 Apps and Games] sonikamd:
Perrosky, have you tried aPlayer?
[G1 Apps and Games] rich0:
I'll agree with you on those points. I have a lot of poorly-tagged music and just being able to browse by folder/file would be helpful. Shuffling a folder would be nice as well.

I ended up creating a ton of playlists to accomplish this with the current players. Tunewiki is a step up from the bundled player, but it is still quite lacking.

Some other features I'd like to see:

1. Audio controls like EQ, Balance, etc.

2. Bookmarking. If I'm 15 minutes into a 30 minute audiobook track I'd really prefer to not have to remember where I left off when I start listening again.

I'm sure it is only a matter of time before somebody ports an open source audio player to Android. If they can do it for Rockbox, they can do it for android...
[G1 Apps and Games] Ryanmo5:
Funny it does for me. Best player out there right now. Coreplayer should be coming out with one soon for android.
[G1 Apps and Games] T.C.:
AMEN! I Have been searching for a media player that could do that.

That is the ONLY thing I miss about my windows mobile phone is the windows media player!

I hope coreplayer can do this. Almost 80% of my songs are poorly tagged (ID3) and being able to play an entire folder would be perfect!
[Touch HD General] Gisbourne:
I've been doing some reading on flashing to a new ROM and am thinking of doing this (probably Dutty's ROM), however is it necessary to unlock the phone to do this?

From what I can gather the HSPL removes any branding, but would be grateful if someone could confirm this.

I'm a bit anxious about flashing the ROM from experience with a PC. I realise that if you get things wrong it can brick the device...

Thanks in advance for any input... :)
[Touch HD General] Gisbourne:
bump... Anyone?
[Touch HD General] ModernMuseum:
I'm interested as well.
[Touch HD General] Kangburra:
Start here: http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HTC_Blackstone

This will answer most questions, especially about ROMs
[Touch HD General] ModernMuseum:
The wiki doesn't answer the question.
[Touch HD General] Gisbourne:
Yes I have been through the wiki as well and agree that it doesn't really answer the question. As several (hundred) people now appear to have done this someone must know the answer... :confused:
[Touch HD General] mo.ammi:
It is NOT necessary to unlock first
[Touch HD General] Gisbourne:
Excellent - thanks mo.ammi.
[General Topics] OSX:
I'm using wm6.1 for my prophet and I listen to music almost all the time using pocketplayer... the problem is I put the phone aside with the headset jack plugged in. I remember in some roms, when I received an incoming call, it used to ring both the headset and bulit-in speaker, but in others, including the one I'm using right now (wm6.1 build 20759.1.4.1 H.AN)I can hear the phone ringing only if I was wearing the headset.

I wanna stick with the rom I'm using right now cuz it's really great! but I miss this feature!

I know that this should be done using some reg tweak...

anyone can help?

I appreciate.

oh I'm sorry for posting here I should have posted in the Q&A but I just found that out & I dunno how to delete it from here and post it there...
[General Topics] Driver'z:
not
[General Questions and Answers] nir36:
this is pretty basic and if you follow this forum for info you will be able to do it.

you can also base your work (and maybe add to) "MissedCallReminder" (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=441593)... ask for the developer's help maybe..
[General Questions and Answers] Rudegar:
vibrate use a lot of power

if you forgot or left it somewhere

your phone's batt would be flat in no time
[General Questions and Answers] GlowGlow:
Sounds good. But what do you mean that I can base my work on that since it's not open source? Or is it?

But MissedCallReminder seems good, just need some tweaking :)

Never thought about that... Still worth it or my boss will ask why I didn't answer :rolleyes:
[General Questions and Answers] nir36:
that's exactly what i meant. tweaking, not rewriting.

i'm using missedcallreminder and it's wonderful.