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[Android Themes] manup456:
Some people dont like it some do so I left it out and you can add it on your own I will be making one I will be themed so you can just add it your self.

As far as HTC Music it was working not sure what's going on with it but I will try to get this fixed. If you see the screenshots it was working but the new lockscreen updated seemed to have messed it up.

I can post the 1.3 version which has HTC Music it working for now but music buttons wont on the lockscreen for the music feature.
[Android Themes] A|G:
???

...How can i jus update the lockscreen bros, please help ;)
[Android Themes] SolemnWishing:
I can confirm forceclosing HTC Music, and actually even after the update my lockscreen didn't even update, music controller still doesn't work
[Android Themes] manup456:
Yeah it does you have to play a song then the controls work fine the FC is understood since it needed to be modified to work with the lockscreen this update messed it up again so it will need to be modified again which I will do.
[Android Themes] hedjemunkee:
nice

Beautiful work...thank you
[Android Themes] frankzua77:
??

Hey Manup I have the "peep" application and it actually opens but then it says the application has stopped unexpectedly....Is there any way I can make this work?

The reason I ask is because the music app is the one from Hero too....

Couln't we somehow make these apps/widgets from hero work here?

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G1-black

cm-4.0.4

"Manup - Xinvert Theme"
[Android Themes] SolemnWishing:
At the moment, no, only HTC Music has managed to be ported over. I'm sure it is being worked on though
[Android Themes] Jerzeeloon:
Does this work on 4.1.11.1 ?
[Android Themes] s15274n:
The title says no.

the developer said no several times.
[Android Themes] SladeOfDArk:
thanks for your hard work man ..your xtheme and CM mod 4.0.4 is the most stable and fast ive had to date for some reason all the permissions and force closes and stuff go away when i run xtheme(which i happen to love the layout of). Ill try this invert sometimes but right now i just cant leave the v1.0 its so fast and nice looking. thanks again man.
[Android Themes] blueehamma:
touch input

does it have touch input because i like that keyboard
[Android Themes] s15274n:
The link won't let me d/load from my G1. Says it is not supported. WTF?
[Android Themes] lukekirstein:
Photobucket=Fail

:)
[Android Themes] manup456:
Guys I think photobucket got hacked thats whats going on with that and downloading from the G1 from 4shared wont work I am working on getting a server setup to fix that. I posted the 1.3 that has HTC Music working.
[Android Themes] manup456:
Well I just checked photbucket and all my images are there why they are looking that way I have no idea but its the same on my blog.
[Android Themes] opasha:
love this theme. it's my current one. i have a question for you manup. when do you think that black and blue theme will be updated? it's also one hell of a theme :D thanks for your hard work bro.
[Android Themes] lukekirstein:
Photobucket is fine. Your pictures are fine. However, the problem with photo bucket is that you can only have people view a photo so many times, and then your bandwidth is exceeded for free accounts. It's how photobucket works. Get a better server for it, like Google Photos!
[Android Themes] lunahw:
Could anyone help me with installation please? How do I install the theme once it's in my phone?
[Android Themes] Mikey:
Read the "Informative sticky"
[Android Themes] SolemnWishing:
I made this neat little boot screen to go with the theme, its nothing special, I just wanted something elegant. Most of all, I take no credit for the image or anything, all I did was put the text to the image.
[Android Themes] SolemnWishing:
-bump-

Is there any more development going on for this theme?
[Android Themes] ihateusernames:
Would love to see this on the new 4.1.999.

Great theme.
[Android Themes] APEX.7:
me too. :)
[Android Themes] kaotikking:
im actually looking forward to see if we could possibly convince manup for an update on this theme *crosses fingers
[Android Themes] zimphishmonger:
I second that, i would love an update for xTheme and xInvert for the latest stable Cyan build (4.2.7.1). They are sick themes!
[Android Themes] Lianthe:
Gorgeous! Not holding my breath for for a cm update to this one either but what the hell...

pleeeasse...UPDATE!, UPDATE!, UPDATE!
[Android Themes] swilson:
nice concept and theme... i really hope this gets updated for 4.2.7.1
[Android Themes] marmar82:
encore... this is one of the nicer themes out there...
[Android Themes] manup456:
Anyone using work from this theme should be giving credit.
[Android Themes] Ishojtester:
Compatible with Galaxy S?

I know this is a very old post.

I've been looking everywhere, and I seem to be having difficulties finding this "theme".

Is there any way to makes this compatible with my Galaxy S? I'll glady pay for it :)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BReK316:
from my phone- im in the bootloader screen.

on my pc im in cmd commands and every time i put in "fastboot devices" it doesnt give me a list like it does in adb...is there another set of drivers or am i doing something wrong?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] david1171:
do you have fastboot.exe in the path you are working from? have you pressed back to make the phone go into fastboot mode?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mofratiestwoe:
I downloaded Phone Fusion Visual Voicemail app to my G1. Its an interactive application that displays a list of your voicemail messages which you can also organize via touchscreen, rather than having to call your voicemail number and listening to the automated operator and press buttons. As part of the registration process you must enter in your cell number (Its either your cell number or your voicemail number, I cant get it to work so I dont know for sure.)

Whenever I type in my number a notification pops up that says, "! Registration Failed. Unable to determine this devices phone number."

Now I went to my Settings/ About Phone/ Status/ My phone number...all that was listed under "my phone number" was "unknown". As of right now I dont see an option to edit this status. If anyone has any suggestions or a way to fix this dilemma so I can continue to have fun with my beloved G1 it would be greatly appreciated. Please Help!

The only real information ive heard was: "if your on "flexpay" forwarding is disabled therefore you cant use any of the visual voicemail apps on the market besides the app by t-mobile"
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pistol4413:
use the official tmo visual voicemail app. its better and it actually works. u just need to have the android data plan and ur good
[G1 Apps and Games] maek_it_happen:
Who ever posted the nes folder wut about snes >?
[G1 Apps and Games] Pinesal:
www.snesromsnow.com/yourbanned/main.html
[G1 Apps and Games] maek_it_happen:
link is down
[G1 Apps and Games] AdamPI:
Umm so it is, is this one working:

www.readtheurl.com/dontjustclickit/likeamuppet.php
[G1 Apps and Games] phatmanxxl:
http://www.theoldcomputer.com/Libarary's/Emulation/snes/SuperNintendoRomsSummary.htm
[Networking] trolld:
First off I apologize for digging the topic of Softbank up, believe me I know its be discussed to death, but I have a slightly different angle: Prepaid Data.

I've gotten MMS working fine (props to xda-devs and BeeGee on that one). Internet though, it seems, uses slightly different proxy settings (or there is an entirely unknown APN). I've spent the last few days becoming immersed in the entire discussion.

Because this is PREPAID, the flat rate information obviously does not apply as there is no flat rate for prepaid AFAIK. If I use the flat rate info (or CABs) I can't establish a data connection (and get an error).

BUT After trying tons of combos I can _almost_ access the Internet via my phone. Connecting the phone to a PC and troubleshooting it reveals I can get full DNS resolution when using:

APN: mailwebservice.softbank.ne.jp

Username: softbank

Password: <starts with a 'qce' and so forth>

I can't actually connect to anything directly though.

I can open up a port to 8080 to vfkkwapproxy.vodafone.ne.jp and it appears to be a HTTP/WAP proxy. However if I specify that as my HTTP proxy on the phone or PC I get this error:

お客様の端末からはご利用になれません。

(WJ46140E)

The error actually varies depending on the browser. The above is FF for the PC. Opera and IE for the phone will give slightly different numbers.

If I try to do a data connection using the following APNs:

ai@softbank

ai@vodafone

ai@connect

I can't establish a data connection, but using the mailwebservice.softbank.ne.jp info above I can (which is also what I use for functioning MMS).

Perhapse its the wrong APN I'm using and the blocking is just a symptom of that APN/proxy only allowing MMS? Or I wonder if there is some other proxy information I need to use for the prepaid USIM and it will suddenly work.

Its such a tease that DNS will resolve any domain name (www.cnn.com, etc) but blocks actual connections :P

Anyone have any ideas?

I was thinking that perhaps someone here had the non-flat rate proxy information that was different from the ai@ stuff I had been trying, too.

Any help would be appreciated, I feel like I'm so close to totally winning the war against Softbank ...
[Networking] aussiebum:
+1... if someone could get the right settings that'll be great. going to Japan again in a couple of weeks and would really like working 3g internet...
[Networking] trolld:
Interesting - Change your settings with non-softbank Y!Keitai button

Went through and tried a bunch of different User-agents with no luck:

SoftBank/1.0/934SH/SHJ001/SN359416021923029 Browser/NetFront/3.5 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1

SoftBank/1.0/920SH/SHJ001 Browser/NetFront/3.4 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1

SoftBank/1.0/930SC/SCJ001/SN355159020117946 Browser/NetFront/3.4

SoftBank/1.0/830N/NJ002/SN356756020446453 Browser/NetFront/3.4 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1

SoftBank/1.0/730SC/SCJ001/SN356756020446453 Browser/NetFront/3.4 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1

SoftBank/1.0/730SC/SCJ001 Browser/NetFront/3.4 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1

SoftBank/1.0/X05HT/HTJ001 Browser/NetFront/3.4 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1

Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; *HTC/X04HT*) Opera 9.50

Then I figured, well the 707SC is a model sold /w prepaid and tried:

SoftBank/1.0/707SC/SCJ001 Browser/NetFront/3.4 Profile/MIDP-2.0 Configuration/CLDC-1.1

(using the vfkkwapproxy.vodafone.ne.jp:8080 proxy)

And I stumbled on a way to access the Keitai/Settings page normally only accessible by hitting the "Y!" button on real softbank phones.

Any URL will pull up the settings page, prompting for PIN and letting you adjust your email address and other settings. This means there is no need to bring in a non-Softbank phone with USIM to a Softbank store to change your email address (via having them put the USIM into one of their demo phones, you changing your settings and returning your USIM).

.... Which is pretty cool, but a) I already had them change my address and b) unfortunately this hardly helps me get Internet access.

But I found it interesting.

The site ultimately redirects to this as a base URL: http://nocharge/GATEWAY/

I tried a few variations but didn't stumble on anything except error messages.

At this point I'm ready to give up, but am posting these combos so if someone does stumble across something they can check to see if I've tried it.

I may try attacking the "nocharge" site a bit, but I find it unlikely to yield anything useful in getting me real access.

Sigh.
[Networking] halogen-9000:
User Name

This thread awakened long-forgotten memories of an article seen years ago.

http://thomer.com/howtos/nstx.html

Maybe useful.
[Networking] trolld:
Interesting

Hmm, definitely a good idea. No ICMP is let through it seems, but DNS definitely does work.

The main issue to leveraging this is that I need a Windows Mobile client for it to work. I'm not interested in using my phone as a modem /w a laptop (which I bet I could get working with Linux). I want Internet on the phone itself to work.

Softbank doesn't appear to allow DNS queries to other servers aside from theirs otherwise I could do some dirty port 53 proxying on one of my own servers.

I'm going to keep digging along these lines and see what I can find.
[Networking] halogen-9000:
Even if you get this to work, won't you be paying the ridiculously expensive tethered data rates that apply for prepaid cards, i.e. 16 yen/6 seconds, which would drain a 3000 yen prepaid card down to zero in less than 20 minutes?
[Networking] trolld:
Nope

Not with what I'm trying to do, no. I'd be using the MMS APN (because that is the only one which I've been able to connect to) which is flat 300/yen per month.

Also, the data rate is not _that_ expensive. I worked it out to be around 700/Yen per MB. Yes its not cheap, but seriously moving that much data is not my plan. Just some mobile sites and what not. "Just to have it in case". I don't plan on uploading pictures and video to Facebook, etc.

Also right now I'm faced with _losing_ most of my 3,000 yen calling credit because its going to expire after 2 months. All I do is MMS, which is a flat rate of 300 yen per month. But credit expires after 2 months, so ...

I think basically its a non-starter though. ICMP traffic is blocked and while I can get _SOME_ DNS traffic through it does not appear to be enough to use wmiod and iodine (the only TCP via DNS tool I've found with a WindowsMobile client). Here is what I've tried: http://www.it.teithe.gr/~kontam/#

I can see the DNS requests come through to my server but the client reports a general error on handshake. Looking at the source code to the WM client it looks like basically its not getting anything back (though I can see my server is sending it). It would appear that Softbank is stripping off the data to the R-types this tool uses.

Its a shame though, I'd happily pay a higher rate for data. Its just nobody seems to know the APN info for prepaid cards. I know its possible as its listed as a feature on the Softbank website and catalogs -- but they say of course "only on Softbank phones". Which means again, some hidden username, password and APN.

Why would I happily pay such a high rate? I had a rental phone here last year for 2.5 months and it cost me about $400. I don't want to sign a contract as I'm here for 3.5 months this year (and only have a temp stay visa). So if I can stay under like 15,000 JPY per month, I'm still technically 'ahead' ... and using my Touch Pro is way better than the cr*ppy rental phone.
[Networking] halogen-9000:
B-mobile sells a prepaid sim-card for data access (8400 yen, 500 minutes). You'd have to sim-swap whenever you wanted to use it, but it may be an easier option. They also have a prepaid, no-contract, 3G USB data modem, whose sim card may also work for you.

http://www.bmobile.ne.jp/android/index.html

http://www.bmobile.ne.jp/english/3g.html
[Networking] halogen-9000:
Could you point out where you saw this being listed as possible? I never saw this listed anywhere, but never looked very hard, either. I have the latest Softbank handset catalog in front of me now (Autumn 2009) and if I'm reading p. 35 correctly, it says you can't use web on the prepaid plan. It says that "data transfer" is possible, but I guess this refers to the USB modem (tethering) capability.
[Networking] halogen-9000:
According to this page, ai@softbank should work for prepaid data access:

http://www.japanmobile.jp/product/229
[Networking] trolld:
Definitely does not work, was one of the first things I tried (and just tried again as well).

I updated my list of non-working APN/Username/Password combos on the first page of this thread.

I am tempted to call SoftBank one last time and tell them I have one of those handsets and internet isn't working. They swear there is nothing to 'enable' for Internet to work but I wonder if that isn't the truth and there is some switch they need to throw (and hadn't because I don't have an SB phone).
[Networking] trolld:
I believe its saying tethering only because the pre-paid phones are not advanced enough to browse the web on there own. It has to be going through the same process though, unless I'm missing something.
[Networking] halogen-9000:
I don't think this is correct. My prepaid can browse HTML files fine if I copy them to the phone. I suspect that I can't actually connect to the net from the phone because SB locked it down in the phone somehow (I can't get to the network settings menu to check anything).

Now, two interesting things.

1. I think if I subscribe to unlimited mail service, I will be able to connect to a limited series of web pages from the phone itself, to set up mail settings. But I'm pretty sure I won't have full internet access, because the manual says so. As I said, maybe SB locked down the phone with some crippled network settings. Since it's locked I can't play around with the settings myself.

2. If I tether to my PC using the provided software and USB cable, it uses the ai@softbank access point (that's what the PC software shows). I suspect I will have full internet access, because the manual implies so (but at a horrendously expensive time-based, not volume-based, rate).

Now the funny thing is, if tethering uses ai@softbank and can get full Internet access (mind you, I didn't test this), then why can't you do that from your phone?

Maybe the PC-based tethering software is doing some hanky-panky to get the connection going.

I think a prepaid deal like the b-mobile I mentioned earlier might be easier. However reading more closely, the b-mobile android sim card says you're only supposed to use it in a GDD phone, not other phones. Caveat emptor.

Would be interested to know if you get this going, but I still think it's gonna drain your prepaid balance faster than you can say "Oto-san".

P.S. Supposedly in January 2010 the carriers will be required by law to provide network connection settings to allow third party phones on their network.
[Networking] diamondX04HT:
Wow!!! this is gr8 news :eek: ....is it applicable to Japan?

where did u learn of it...interesting... :D
[Networking] halogen-9000:
Do a google search for "in 2010, Japanese law is forcing the carriers". I'm looking for more information on this, myself, but I've heard it from a lot of places.
[Networking] diamondX04HT:
Yeah not much info about it on the internet. But lets keep our fingers crossed and hope such laws are changed. Will make life lot easier for people like us... :)
[Networking] trolld:
Heh

Yeah I heard about the 2010 thing, unfortunately it won't help me this time around (only in Tokyo until Dec 15th, then back to Thailand). I'm sure I'll be back in Nihon again next year though most likely, so hopefully then :)

Hal: Interesting but I don't see how it could do anything that couldn't be done on the phone. Are you in Tokyo?

I'm back in the USA right now on a 1 week visit, but will be returning next week.
[Networking] halogen-9000:
True, but if it's sending a magic word that is not to be found anywhere outside of the PC tethering software, it could require sniffing the wire/analyzing the program, both of which seem rather tedious.

Have a look here for the files:

http://jp.samsungmobile.com/pc/en/lineup/707_2download.html

We regret to inform you that the information you requested is released only on a "need to know" basis. :D

Still, if there are any questions you think I might be able to answer, give me a holler here... I'm nothing but an interested prepaid user, however.
[Networking] halogen-9000:
No luck

Well, I charged up my prepaid phone and did some tests. Results are not encouraging.

1. I had to apply for long mail service first.

2. Then, from the SB phone I was able, for the first time, to access an online mail settings page from the phone's built-in browser: i.e. limited web access. However the phone denied arbitrary URL access with an error page saying I could only access the pages for my mail settings.

3. The Samsung PC tethering software recognizes the phone, tries to use the ai@softbank access point, but fails to connect to the Internet at all. It tries to dial, then an error appears both on the phone and the PC that the connection was severed.

All in all, this basically confirms exactly what you discovered.

This page pretty clearly says it is impossible to access the Internet from prepaid plans: http://forum.gaijinpot.com/showthread.php?p=590486#post590486

This is in line with the general SB statement of "no web on prepaids".

The *only* concrete evidence I have that tethered access is supposed to work is the "Softbank prepaid service guide 3G" from 1 year ago which explicitly says on p. 78, in English, "Data communication - connect handset to PC via USB cable to use it as a modem. Handset + cable -> Establish an Internet connection for PC use / Data communication rate: \16(with tax)/6 seconds".

If I wanted to complain I could try to take that manual as evidence, with my phone and USB cable, and demand that they show me how it works. However I expect that would be pointless and they would just say, "sorry, the manual is wrong, it doesn't work" - which is basically the result we've found so far.

I would love to be proven wrong on this, but I'm not sure I see much hope.

EDIT: Reading p. 35 of the prepaid service manual in Japanese, it seems that 2 items were lost in translation to English on p. 78. The original Japanese says (a) "64K/UDI" data transmission is possible and (b) Usable from APPLICABLE HANDSETS. Therefore, this "data" seems to be NOT 3G data, but "64K/UDI" data, whatever that is. And your handset has to support it, which mine apparently doesn't. Maybe this can shed some more light on the situation.
[Networking] halogen-9000:
64K digital access point

Try the "64K digital communications" access info provided here:

http://mb.softbank.jp/en/products/data_com/c01si.html

It didn't work when I tried it, but my phone may not support "64K digital communications".

EDIT: Whoa, dude! The *7300 didn't work when I tried to use it in the PC tethering software. I dialed the number from the phone directly and got an audio carrier tone, just like the old-fashioned modems! This may be a dial-up service and you may need a modem in your phone for this to work.
[Touch HD General] leobox1:
Hi all,

i know there are reg tweaks for making the hd external and internal speakers louder... ( hdtweak )

anyone knows the reg keys? will like to manual edit..
[Touch HD General] leobox1:
another.. how do i remove the startup htc animation.. i deleted startupanimation reg key.. but no use...
[Touch HD General] leobox1:
"help i neeed somebody..... help anybody .. helppppppppppp"
[Touch HD General] d.cortez:
i replace my AudioPara*.csv files on my HD with the ones included in the cab file. they work for me... and you're welcome to try for yourself. install the cab file, soft reset, make a call and adjust your volume using the volume keys. I'd like know if you notice a difference in earpiece volume. for me there's a very notable difference in earpiece volume. if you don't like or notice a difference, then uninstall and soft reset and your original files will be restored.
[Touch HD General] leobox1:
hmmm isnt the settings in the reg instead of files??

btw, do u know anything about the startup animation?

thanks ~~
[G1 Android Development] d0g:
I tried a Hero ROM on my MyTouch, but the slowness is annoying.

So: is it possible to install just some of the apps I like from the Hero ROM onto a Cyanogen-flashed MyTouch?

Like People, BizCardReader, Albums, Music, Peep, etc?

Can I just copy the apk's? Install or push them into the CM ROM?

That would be cool...
[G1 Android Development] imakamasta:
im guessing you could.....as long as none of the apk's have code that calls for heros framework
[G1 Android Development] alapapa:
wussup dog

naw man naw -- gots ta have da frameworkz

well...ttyl

P.S. questions go in the Q&A section
[G1 Android Development] Aaron!:
HTC Music works on cupcake, but not everything does. I know not everything works. But have you tried the NEW hero roms? They're fast as hell.