yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Off-topic] + Que PPC:
Hahahahaha

Yeah i think so! :p jajaja
[Off-topic] lukekirstein:
Nice bargain there :]
[Off-topic] damir-bosna:
yeah, it is. :)
[Off-topic] robosiris:
Just a thought ....

You know ..... it's very common and typical for crack-heads or any other heavy substance user to steal cheat aand lie to get their "fix" or "next hit". I can envision this person being a drug addict who stole what he sold to you for his "next hit" or "fix". So when you think about it, you may be lucky, but the person who was victimized by this drug addict was not. Cheers
[Off-topic] damir-bosna:
hmm, i don't think that he ahs stolen it, because he gave me the charger and some other accessories, but i don't really care, because i bought it legally
[Off-topic] xdaman85:
trust me mate, just cause he's got a charger doesn't mean its not stolen, he could have stole it from his little sister/brother. Or maybe its not stolen and its his.

Oh yeh, I dont know what the law is where your at but here in the UK, you have to purchase things responsibly. Exchanging tender for a stolen item does not in any way make it a legal purchase...but who cares, what a deal mate, your a lucky guy :cool:
[Off-topic] yumnym:
hey that's really cool you bought in cheap for sure congracts :)
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Babbles:
well hi guys ^^ i have a litte problem with my XDA COMET ..how can i have bigger ram ??? any solutions

WIe bekomme ich mehr RAM ???? also programmspeicher / net daten speicher

Danke für hilfe

Thanks fer help
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] stevetigersix:
hi guys im still a n00b with android so this may be a seriously dumb q, with a rooted magic/sapphire/ion do you think we will ever get to see a hero rom on our handsets, official or otherwise, will the os interface be upgraded to this in the future or do you think it will stay at the interface we have now with addon bits like cupcake and donut. I personally would love to see the hero rom interface here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRX5N5bte68, will it ever happen?
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] myshyak:
Regarding the fact that haykuro desided to leave,have big doubts.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] QTeknology:
We surely will have a Rosie Gui for our Magic...

we just have to wait
[General Questions and Answers] D'rath:
I want to use GekoNewCal to insert new appointments, I think to change the Calendar Tab Softkey link but how?

I search in XDA Forums for solutions but nothing, someone could help me?

HTC Touch HD with R3d V9 Cooked ROM.

D'rath
[General Questions and Answers] jdmsleepr:
are you running manila or titanium??
[General Questions and Answers] D'rath:
Sorry ^^' R3d V9 is a WM6.1 ROM with Manila (TF3D ver 3 build 32567 by setting->system->TouchFLO)

D'rath
[General Questions and Answers] jdmsleepr:
pretty sure that those values are coded into manila...you would have to find what manila file it is and edit...

cheers!!
[General Questions and Answers] D'rath:
I think that too ^^ but manila files are more and more ;)

May someone know about that manila files ^^

D'rath
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nlel:
With the battery removed will it run on mains only or does the battery have to be present?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] denco7:
The battery has to be present, it will not run on external power only
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] operative1:
is that sum potential oldschool hardware hacking here :D
[G1 Apps and Games] Lamar720:
What is the best app for turn by turn real time directions or Or directions in general.

Payed or free apps Doesn't matter.
[G1 Apps and Games] supremeteam256:
Telenav. Its not in the market go to there website.
[G1 Apps and Games] Maldune:
Nav4All is quite good.
[G1 Apps and Games] Lamar720:
Thanks I will try them both
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] AdamFromPl:
Hello

How many Bluetooth devices can be handled by HTC TyTN II in *the same time*?

To be more precise I’m wondering if my TyTN II can handle following configuration (3 Blouetooth functionalities / devices in the same time):

Device 1:

Internet sharing enabled in TyTN II. It means Bluetooth communication with my notebook.

Device 2:

Bluetooth stereo headphones (connected via Bluetooth to my TyTN II).

Device 3:

SonyEricsson MBW-150 bluetooth watch (connected via Bluetooth to my TyTN II) used to control Windows Media Player and to receive SMSes and voice calls.

Can someone confirm that such configuration can be handled by TyTN II?

Kind regards,

Adam Wozniak
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] burtcom:
If believe that I've read 'somewhere' that only two things can be done...
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] monkeyturnip:
cant you connect the TyTn II to your notebook via USB
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] AdamFromPl:
Nope :)

I hate cables (and I love wireless solutions).

btw:

I want to use my TyTN II (Internet Sharing) in my daily train (30 minutes in a single direction) when I am traveling to work (and back). Wired solutions are very uncomfortable in such places (no time to get wired everything together, there is no place to put something beside, etc.).

But, anyway, thank you (all) for replies! :)

Regards from Poland,

Adam
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] benbranson:
I have tried using a bluetooth headset, A2DP streaming and a bluetooth watch at the same time and they all connected but the music streaming was skipping and not working very well.

I guess it might work but depends on the bandwith of each BT device?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] AdamFromPl:
Hi

I will answer my question by myself :)

I've bought an A2DP Bluetooth stereo headphones (VEDIA SRS-210BG).

I would like to confirm that (for my TyTN II) using Internet Sharing and my A2DP Bluetooth headphones DOES NOT work properly :(

During activities on my Internet Sharing connection (via Bluetooth) communication with my A2DP stops and I can hear no music in headphones :(

Those music delays can take several seconds. It's absolutely not acceptable.

Kind regards,

Adam [Poland]
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] AdamFromPl:
Hi benbranson

I don't get you :)

So how many Bluetooth devices you have connected to TyTN II in the same time? Three devices:

1. bluetooth headset

2. A2DP device

3. bluetooth watch

... or 2 devices (Bluetooth headset and A2DP device is the same one single device)?

btw:

Which bluetooth watch do you have?

btw II:

You tried this configuration on TyTN II or other smartphone model?

btw III:

You said, that [this your configuration] "not working very well". How long those music skips was? It was (or not) acceptable for you?

Regards && Smiles, Adam
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] kilrah:
The Tilt can handle more than 3 connections simultaneously - but they have to share available bandwidth.

Things like the watch, ICS and standard mono headset are relatively low bandwidth and buffered and can be used together, transmit things in turns, one waiting while the other transmits etc.

A2DP however is realtime and high-banwidth, so it pretty much needs to be used alone, it won't like sharing the bluetooth hardware with other things.

One thing you can try is instead of connecting the A2DP headset to the Tilt, connect it to the PC, and play music on the PC. Depending on the PC's BT hardware/software it might work well there.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haxxler:
Hey everyone,

i'm looking for an app to use the X1 as a webcam. I tried Webcamera Plus and Mobiola Web Camera but non of them worked. Seems like they couldnt find the x1 camera so anyone knows some app that works?
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 0bJeKTioN:
if your lookin to use it as a webcam for your computer check out mobiola... ;)
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manishbully:
mobiola webcam works fine with my xperia... and its very easy to use, plus it has the feature to actually broadcast ur mobile screen.. thats so cool
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haxxler:
When i installed Mobioa Webcam i could see the Xperia Screen on my computer but it didnt use my camera. Can you explain me what i have to do so it uses the camera?
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anothal3v3l:
Im looking for a webcam app to use on my xperia. I used a program, forgot the name, that actually allowed me to use the xperia camera as a webcam while connected to the internet. Came in handy while talking to family while i was in Brazil. The only problem is the program didnt seem to utilize the front faced camera on the X1. Anybody have any apps that have enabled them to make use of the front facing camera? And let me specify, when i say use the xperia as a webcam i mean without connection to a computer.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ride2kmax:
Check this one out. I think this is what you are looking for.

http://mobile.vzochat.com/en/
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VelikiMeshtar:
ateksoft WebCamera Plus is the best web camera software for winMo but unfortunately doesn't work fully on HTC platforms ... nor on X1

Anyone have information about any other webcam software?
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haxxler:
Ok i now managed to get WebCamera Plus work but the quality is really ****ty :/ I think i better buy a normal webcam but thank you anyway.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doministry:
Well I'm not sure what you want to do with it.

However just check Bambuser

http://bambuser.com
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haxxler:
I just wanted to use my X1 as a webcam for messengers like wlm.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manishbully:
there are 2 options, one for transmitting screen and other for the camera... look at the attached pic. .

it works great. . .
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] yonu:
is it possible to add a antenna to the wifi i notice what looks like a wifi antenna jack down by the battery connector is this wat it is would i simple use the wifi antenna from an old laptop and wrap it around inside the housing as my wifi range is horrible as it is now

Thanks,

yonu
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] yonu:
i thought i would add a pic what I have circled I would assume is the wifi antenna jack
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] yonu:
I am not trying to be a pain but u i need to figure something out as i mean this literally unless i lay the phone on top of the wifi router and i have tried this in several places i can't pickup a wifi signal.

Thanks,

yonu
[G1 General] legaleye2005:
All of a sudden today my batt went from fully charged to yellow in less than 4 hours (no gps, wifi, didn't even barely use it). BUT... I did install 2 news widgets (engadget; gizmodo).

I'm just wondering if they are batt hogs and how often do they check for new news?

Thanks
[G1 General] MrMind10:
I was having the same problems when i updated everything with jf updater app, so I decided to re flashed everything all over againc 1.51 image and latest radio with my computer and now the battery last a lot longer, so this solved my problem.:)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] nhelms:
getting error message "Unable to initialize camera. Failed to set up camera device." after phone was dropped. everything else seems to work fine. any ideas?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Tomo:
Who can share with us the knowledge, wisdom and techique of applying the screen protector correctly, evenly and eventually bubble free.

If we all admit it, we need help, or is it just me with the shaky hands and crooked eye?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] fortunz:
I've applied a lot of screen protectors, but I'm no expert. YMMV. Even so, you want to start with a dust-free environment. Tiny specks of dust, if like me, you live out in the country, are as problematic as air bubbles, and a serious pain to remove. If you get one on a sticky surface, while you're removing it with scotch tape, you're also risking more little particles landing on it. It can be a never-ending nightmare and eventually leave the protector so marred with residue that it's no longer worth using on such a gorgeous device--so prevention is the best cure.

Step 1: Dust free room.

I recommend a bathroom for a dust-free setting. Well before taking anything inside, hit the shower on as hot as it goes and let it steam up the room, keep the door as closed as possible. Once it's off, the steam will cool and weigh down particles in the air.

Once the room is no longer moist

, carefully bring in your phone and protectors, maybe a credit card too without letting in too much outside air or new unweighted dust. Open and close the door slowly--quick movements will draw in lots of dusty air, but don't dilly-dally while getting inside either. It's time-consuming to set up, but worth it if you live in a dusty area.

Step 2: Orientation

Now you want to find a location on the phone that will allow you to orient placement of the protector. If the protector has a hole for the speaker, or light sensor or whatever--that's the end you want to start with because the more border you have to work with, the easier it will be to align it straight from the start. You're going to want to start on a narrow end so you are laying it down longwise as this will be easier to manage bubbles as you go mm by mm. Make sure your screen is completely clean (hopefully you haven't removed the original plastic covering until just now), and then peel off a little of the screen protectors' backing and orient it along a border of the phone. If you can get that part straight, the rest of the protector will go down straight as well.

Step 3: Slow Application

Now you're going to slowly peel back more and more of the backing as you slowly apply more and more of the protector. If you get a bubble as you go, back it up a millimeter and lay it down again more slowly. This is the time to use the credit card if you get a bubble that just keeps coming up in the same spot--don't wait until it's applied and try to push it out. That's a nightmare.

A good protector can last years if applied properly the first time and not abused. I use clairvue and they're very durable. I don't know about the included TP2 protector.

Step 4:Breathe

You weren't breathing while doing this were you? No wonder it sucks.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] quarintus:
I alwaus use a bank Card.

being down en slowly slide the bank pass upward. This covers all the screen and leaves no bubbles. then do it a second time, mosliding the card upwards. Works for me most of the time. (at least, don't know if the screen is straight, or has a little angle in it?)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] magius00:
Mine went on without a problem...

first clean the screen of all gunk dust finger prints (yes we know you played befor putting on the screen protector) etc etc

Do this as said above in a dust free room or just have hoovered is normaly just as easy

peel the lower part of the protector off the plastic backing ... the backing they provide is quite stiff so you can use this to apply the protector

you only want to peel back around 1-2cm or about half an inch i chose the bit which goes over the buttons you may want to do the camera end first

I then used a glasses cloth but any decently fine weave cloth which is dust free will do and slowly very slowly stuck the protector to the screen and massaged the edge down peeling it off the backing as i went.

OPk re reading that it doesn't ake much sense but if you fold it over on itself using the backing to hold it off the screen and run the edges down you won't get air bubbles i found
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Ratakisko:
Mild soapwater misted to the sticker and to the surface to be attached.

Then apply the sticker and align to the surface where to attach

Push the soapwater out from between the film and the surface.

NOTE: this is a general rule to apply stickers! I have no knowledge on phone shields.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] magius00:
nevermind i must have had a small bit sticking off the side the corner of mines just lifted and must have got a few small bits of dust in the gap ... i wonder if the adhesive is water soluble
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] rb14:
Well I thought I'd screwed up my screen protector, but I salvaged it. It took about eight goes but it's on and working brilliantly.

Here are some salvaging tips:

1. When you're lifting the protector off, try and avoid bending any part too much. This is particularly relevant for the corners.

There are two ways of lifting the protector from the screen. The best is with sticky tape (Sellotape?) which can be applied near the corner and will be the easiest method. But if your stickky tape's rubbish, it might not lift the protector. In that case, you can carefully use the tip of a sharp knife to lift the very smallest amount you can. As you lift, you're looking to minimise the contact area by turning the knife sideways and definitely not allowing the knife's point or sharp edge touch the protector.

2. As it lifts, try and help the protector up by just holding the edges.

3. Take your time. The thing WILL drop back down a few times as you lose your grip, but just relax, take a deep breath and start again.

Once it's off:

1. Clean the phone screen.

2. fortunz and magius00 have given some great application tips elsewhere. Here what you're looking for is a perfectly clean screen with no dust.

Now. Before reapplying the protector:

1. Wash it with soap. I've used both shower gel and washing-up liquid. Wash both sides. Use your fingers to wash it.

2. Minimise contact with the "sticky side" once it's washed.

3. Rinse it well. Both sides. Clean water.

4. Don't bother to dry it. Definitely don't. You'll make it worse than ever. You can gently shake it to lose the largest drops. Both sides can have water droplets. Fear not.

As the protector goes on, try and minimise the contact around the edges whilst maximising pressure from the middle. Basically, the more secure the edges at this stage, the more difficult it's going to be to squeeze out any trapped air bubbles. Squeeze the bubbles from the centre outwards.

Once I'd done this about four (!) times, patiently putting the protector on and then gently easing it off again as some stray pube or grain of sand had found its way in between (how?), I eventually achieved an air-bubble, pube and sand-free application. The only trouble was the screen underneath appeared misty - but at least it was being protected; I planned on ordering a new one after the weekend. I did however notice one or two very clear patches. Now, some 48 hours after putting the protector on, the mistiness is totally gone and I have a perfectly clear, bubble-free screen protector on my lovely new toy. I don't need to order another screen protector after all.

Yayyy.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] dazultra2000:
I had no problem getting mine on, but since it's been on it's already somehow managed to get scratched and it's peeling by the end call key as well.

Can't wait until there are some decent ones on the market.

Any known good makes to look out for?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] billu:
Brando do good ones, I have ordered mine.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Tomo:
Thanks to all for advice. I went with EXCIM (http://cgi.ebay.ie/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...K:MEWNX:IT&item=270398112761#ebayphotohosting )and it fitted easily and well, no bubbles or stange curly hairs. It's a bit thicker than the one that comes with the TP, but also a teenshy bit smaller which makes it a more forgiving fit on the device.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] cuteangelika:
Another tip - use clear tape to lift the screen protector and / or dust from screen protector. Works like a charm!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] mougins:
Further to the sticky tape suggestion - 3M Scotch tape works the best for this
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] palah:
yippy :) following the in the bathroom (ensuite) method and a credit card applied my first ever blemish free screen protector (the standard one that came with unit) ...first go :)....so thanks all concerned
[Touch HD General] hykhleif:
Hey Guys

I know this is a noob question, I have never flashed a rom, do I need to have the hardspl, or is there a shorter way to just use uspl. Can someone just inform me of the shortest way to flash a rom
[Touch HD General] tkolev:
I have never flashed HSPL myself, and flashed more than a dozen custom ROM using USPL. The procedure depends on what ROM you have on your device, what ROM you want to flash and if you have branded or WWE device, so read this wonderful guide, follow it step by step (if you have 1.19 ROM and want to flash 1.56 based ROM) and you should be alright.
[Touch HD General] hykhleif:
Hi it seems I am still a little confused from reading the guide

My hd is from uk and it is branded orange. It has a 1.19 rom. So please someone tell me how to flash dutty rom wm 6.5 . All I want is the easyiest way to flash a customized rom dutty for wm 6.5, knowing my hd is a virgin phone that I never flashed a rom before
[Touch HD General] jake_tenfloors:
everything you need is in the Wiki & in crackwhores guide.

Read it all twice and once you think you understand, read it again!

Its really is much simpler than you think.

Basically you need to flash a stock 1.54 spl before you can flash dutty's ROM otherwise you will get the greenscreen issue!

But as i say, its all here, you just have to read it yourself.

Jake

Edit:

Heres some links for you!

Wiki

USPL Guide

USPL Gui Interface

Stock ROM you need to flash first!

If i get time, i might record a video of this process so that there is something visual for all the new guys to follow!
[G1 General] defconoi:
I have a few ideas for the troubles developers are having here

1. Each rom developer should work together and have one area that only developers can give ideas and input, only select people would be allowed to post to the area but we could all view what is in the works, a semi private forum or community, this would cut down on spam and allow for uninterupted development

2. Developers shouldn't have to handle being customer care/support, they shouldn't have to deal with idiots that cannot rtfm or search, this takes time from their own ideas and development process as well as their own lives having to keep up with thousands of people.

3. In organized places like the linux kernel project developers are seperated from the community to a point to avoid such issues that turn away good developers. Basically the developers know what need to be done, its a passion of theirs and we are all lucky to take part in the experience

4. There is already communication between developers and maybe the mods could create a read only area for non-developers, and read/write for rom developers and trusted helpers

So if xda cannot create a seperate forum just for the developers to use and for people to view but not spam/other things I say the devs should just create another rom mod community

Thanks,

defcon
[G1 General] linh1987:
The xda forum has been here for very long time. And that proves there's nothing wrong with the working model we're having here right now. Otherwise you wouldn't see an active forum like this, amirite?:)
[G1 General] Baldyman1966:
Part of the problem here is that evryone in the community who has an interest in modding KNOWS that this is the place all the modders go. I agree if we created a tech support forum (or a sepperate website) with threads that can only be started by privilaged users then the madness would be contained within a logical structure.
[G1 General] zombierockstar:
I agree with this completely! This will force those that don't research (search and read appropriate topic) into doing some studying! We need to resolve this issue ASAP before we lose more of our top devs! I appreciate their hard work and the countless hours of effort they put in! I've read some of these long threads and they just keep getting longer by posters that ask a question that was answered at or near the beginning of the topics! Pretty ridiculous? I call it laziness!
[G1 General] jmotyka:
I think this is a great idea. And also maybe an irc for devs and trusted helpers.