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[Networking] abunhyan:
my Omnia 2 now without network sinal

just after i did master reset this problems appeared the pda is on but there is no signal in the top bar i tried to change the sim card with other one but unfourtionatly nothing happed also upgrade my Omnia 2 with the latest semi ofiical 6.5 rom and its the same i have no network signal at all :confused::confused:

am confused now is that problem happend bez i did ahard reset using the 4 bottons method which is u have to press the up volume key togther with the lock and on and off call keys bez that what i did and than my probem started :mad::mad:

could i damged the motherbord with that :confused:

i need help if any one knows the solution thank

:)
[Networking] forelli:
Are you sure you have not tried to soft-reset your Omnia @? Because in the soft-reset procedure, in the manual at p.24 there is a BIG mistake: you are instructed to perform a soft-reset by putting a thin object like a "toothpick" (dixit the manual) in a little hole. Totally wrong!!! This is the antenna you are damaging!!! There is a mistake in the manual, can you believe it?!? That's why my Omnia 2 is at the repair service since a week now, and will come back this week, most likely. This is particularly tru if you bought your Omnia 2 at the beginning (around the 6th of october or earlier). Now you know what you have to do: bring it or send it back saying you don't have any signal anymore, either they fix it, or they replace it. I'll let you know when mine (or the replacement unit) is back.

Google what I just wrote and you'll find out. Sorry for you.

forelli
[Networking] gundamboy:
oh my god are you serious... that explains it all
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] acraigwalker:
I'm new to this forum and to flashing the ROM on my Wizard. This is a fantastic forum with a wealth of contributions, though it is rather daunting for the newcomer.

I have experimented with a couple of WM6.5 builds (RC4 and newer Beta), a 6.1 build, and the original 5.0. I find WM6.5 to be rather unusable. WiFi doesn't work well, TouchNFlo is intermittent, and everything is dog slow. 6.1 seems a nice upgrade to 5.0.

Are others having a similar experience with 6.5? Is it too much for this 3 year old device? I'm not sure what the advantages are, other than personal taste for user interface.

Another question (and excuse me for perhaps not doing a better search)--if I find a build I like, but want more than the "clean" version, can I easily add the missing pieces, such as Manila 2D?

Thanks everyone!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] BASSMANBOB:
Hi! Glad you joined! With regards to your question....WM6.5 officially released on October the 18th so until then all of the WM6.5 builds were based on betas and RCs which usually have bugs and what not which usually end up being slow anyways...there are several 6.5 builds based of of the final/ release version which run fairly quick . WM6.1 has been out for a while now and is the best go between for WM5 and 6.5 as of right now and its highly recommended by me! Im not telling you to (because you should research and pick one on your own!) but i used X2Hs NSN WM6.1 with Manila 2D and it was blazing fast so you should look into that!Cheers!:D
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] V3R:
Maybe try to overclock your wizard? I got H3r's WM 6.5 rom on my wizard. Overclocked to 260 Mhz, about 29-30 MB of free ram after reboot. It works better than some 6.1 roms i tested.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] BASSMANBOB:
I installed X2H's new "iphone killer" WinMo 6.5 ROM and its BLAZING FAST even without overclocking.... i highly suggest you look into that!!!!!
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] tigrisimo:
iphone killer

in fact there are some cabs to add m2d (4 ex) htc home, etx.

and yes im using the iphone killer (wm6.5 based) and is really fast, no need to overclock (i think is no worth to overclock since the wizard work flawless with iphone killer and some others i have tried be4)

but 6.5 have a flexible interface so you wont miss the m2d (i prefer the htc home) but 6.5 is very nice..... and of course if you go to spb shell page there you can download very nice demos and get the best.good looking-funcional interface.

good luck!

p.s. send pm if you want more tips
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] ekss:
when you say "X2Hs NSN WM6.1 with Manila 2D" did you mean this

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3459150&postcount=8

or this

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3459142&postcount=2
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] rjshah:
Over / under clocking iphone killer rom

Hi there, how can you use dynamic over/under clocking with the iphone killer rom?
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] FaRe93:
Download Homescreen++ and deactivate the Windows Standart Desktop Interface an select Homescreen++
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] alaska111:
I have read a few other posts where people try to do something with the MiPhone and it just dies on them and there are never replies back to them on what to do about it. Does anybody know what to do when it just will not turn on or anything? Also, is there a support page or phone number to call?

http://beyondtechgroup.en.alibaba.com/contactinfo.html

That is as close as I can get but there is nothing about support for the product.

PLEASE HELP!!!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tasosyr:
I had a similar problem a few days ago...all i had to do, was to open the phone to disconnect the battery for a few moments, pushing the open button without the battery connected and finally reconnecting all the staff back again.That was enough to make my m89 work again normally.
[About XDA developers] dansimpson:
Hello, I just have to say a big thank you to all the contributors to the kaiser freezing posts - I bought mine a couple of weeks ago from ebay and was starting to dispair about the way the phone kept locking up and delaying actions. having stumbled upon this forum, within 2 hours i've reflashe the hard spl thingy 9of which i didnt even know existed!!) and the problem was solved.

The information given was outstanding , clear, easy to follow and 100% accurate.

Many thanks guys and gals

Dan
[About XDA developers] orb3000:
Welcome to forums

Yes this site and people are just great!!

Read, Search, Respect and Enjoy!!
[About XDA developers] Peteryoung:
XDA-Dev Rocks!
[About XDA developers] galaxys:
Welcome and enjoy all the great info on XDA...Happy Flashing! ;)
[About XDA developers] RobtWms:
I'm still a noob, and I appreciate this forum and the contributors.
[About XDA developers] wovens:
Are you sure you are in the right forum?:D
[P3600 General] SuperSport:
Does anybody know how I can use png files to change the icon for Folders and Shortcuts? I'm in WM 6.5 and I've tried everything I can find. I'd prefer a way to use a RGU or Provxml or Initflashfiles.dat when I cook if that's possible? Automation is what I'm looking for. I'd like to create a package with the png files included, and an RGU or whatever needed to lay it all out.

Thanks in advance! :D I really appreciate the help.
[Touch HD General] unionjaks:
Hello,

is it possible to have tasks on the front page of touchflo ie my touch hd ?

Many thanks,

steve.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] sodevilish:
Hello

I search Hard SPL 1.97.

Can someone tell me where can I find it, it's very important!

Thank you for your answers
[HD2 General] MrObvious:
What will battery life be like on these things? I'm wondering.
[HD2 General] bloke:
Supposed to be good, new processor uses less power and also a bigger battery than the HD...

My HD lasted 2 days with moderate use....

Bloke
[HD2 General] tibursio:
it's not bigger than the HD.

@MrObvious, nobody can answer that question yet, as the phone isn't out yet...
[HD2 General] golfer_boy:
Touch HD battery 1350 mah

Touch HD2 battery 1230 mah
[HD2 General] aiwama:
Smaller battery BUT far more efficient processor. The general consumption of the HD2 is inferior to the HD. That's what the first tests have shown. And there is further energy savings on a GSM network. And remember that all we've seen were from ROM's that were still being tweaked! HTC wouldn't go for a less powerfull battery unless they knew that it would be superior to anything they'd done before. Anyway would you rather have a faster mobile that you have to recharge every night when you go to bed or a slower one that lasted for days? ;D
[HD2 General] golfer_boy:
That is what I was assuming (hoping?) when I saw that the battery on the HD2 is smaller than the HD and much smaller than the TP2.

You and I are on the same page, however I have many users who complain about having to charge nightly, compare the PDA to a RIM device or phone, blah, blah blah.

My mantra has become: It's a computer with a phone. Try running VOIP on your laptop in battery mode and see how long it lasts. :)
[HD2 General] aiwama:
You couldn't have put it better! Mind you, even a notebook is at least 6 to 8 times the size the HD2 and only £100 to £150 cheaper. But try and run something like VoIP on it and you'll see how quick you'll have to plug it to the wall socket. For the practicality that the HD2 gives to your life (phone calls, email, GPS, SMS, tethering, Mobile Office, the whole of the Internet, games, FM radio, TV, video, camera, etc, etc in the palm of your hand) for goodness sake, plug it when you arrive home in the evening (or in the morning when you get to work). Relax and enjoy. Well, I must confess that I would love to have a car able to take me from the Algarve to Shanghai in one tank-full of petrol! Is it possible? No! And unless you are awake 24 hours a day, every day - in fact, even if that's the case - you can plug your mobile and fully recharge it in 15 / 20 minutes flat. Cannot really see what is your beef, people. Cheer up. Say "thanks HTC, for such a nice machine". Relax. Enjoy :D
[HD2 General] mr_Ray:
That's exactly it. If I had a Leo for each idiot who complained that their smartphone was rubbish because it didn't last as long as their old £20 Nokia with 2 line B&W LCD, I'd have enough for a global launch.
[HD2 General] Dark Fire:
There will be an extended battery, which is slightly worrying.
[HD2 General] lude219:
I wonder how many people actually buy a higher capacity battery for their HTC phones. I've used close to over 10 phones over the years and havent bought a single extended battery. Hell, my diamond 900mAh last me about 2 days...so with a bigger battery (than a diamond) and a more efficient processor, I could probably squeeze 3 days out of this puppy.

As for the HD2 extended battery, i hope to god it's a joke (for those who have seen it). Talk about ugly...
[HD2 General] precsmo:
I've never include battery performance in the decision check list of buying a phone. Most importantly is, the phone must be able to switch battery. And no matter how long a battery last, it will very often gone out of battery in the middle of the busy day. Therefore, iPhone will never to be in my hand for this reason. And my Touch HD had 3 batteries with me, and I always keep all batteries charged concurrently, that's how I use a phone. I've rarely run out of battery by doing this.

I'm very excited with the HD2 as it has very fast processor, meaning switching batteries and restarting the phone will be a lot faster!
[HD2 General] kb0n:
I really hope that the battery lasts at least 2 days with moderate usage. Also can't wait for the first tests on battery loss with turned on/off waln, gps, etc.

Does anyone know if the "battery pack" is some kind of extension (so that you don't need to take out the small battery), of if it's just a bigger battery to replace the old one?

Btw, "more efficient" doesn't automatically mean "less power usage" (per minute). It just says something like "less power usage per MHz", but if the CPU runs twice as fast as a comparable device, the total battery usage can still be higher.
[HD2 General] Benjiro:
Its not that bad. Try a x50v with a 3600mAh extended battery on it :D

The reason why it looks so badly on the HD2, is because the HD2 is very thine. Unlike the x50v, who is almost twice as fat ( without the extended battery ).

Funny thing is, the extended battery make the HD2, as "fat" as the x50v's normal size.

http://tk109.matrix.jp/blog/archives/images/ExBattX50flat.jpg

If there is one thing i don't like, is that you can not order a device, with a extended battery from the get go.

Yes, sell me a HD2 with a 2700+mAh battery, and keep that 1300mAh thing ( or whatever it is ), and give a small price return in exchange.
[HD2 General] daphix:
Bat Life

Hi

Dramatically increase (if can say that :)) of bat life can be optained by 3G dezactivation.

Altmost of operators don't use 3G conection for internet data's so you can dezactivate and gain 4-5 days instead of 1-2 with it.

Also the number of blockings are low.
[HD2 General] lude219:
I think "more efficient" in this regard means that the CPU can throttle itself depending on the tasks. The SoC snapdragon has its own independent chips for GPU, audio, FM, GPS, etc. If watching a video requires a higher input from the CPU and GPU, all other functions would be, for lack of a better word, deactivated to conserve power. Similarly, when the phone is idling, the CPU would throttle down to, say, 200mhz or so, for surfing the net, it would be up to 400mhz and watching videos or playing game it would be at 1ghz. Of course, im just only guestimating, but im sure the snapdragon is very much "efficient" in this manner. :)
[HD2 General] kb0n:
@lude129

I really hope this is supported, as it would save a lot of power =) I've been searching for information about that, but I couldn't find any "official" confirmation.

"Efficient" here is probably a combination of both the "traditional efficient" (as I mentioned) and the capabilites of the chip you mentioned. As long as it extendes battery life we'll all be happy =)

It's also unfortunate that HTC didn't built in an AMOLED display. Especially as they have a lot of black in their theme...maybe they could've left out the battery extension that way.
[HD2 General] mtrance:
I assume the HD2 can throttle the CPU so real world figures should be relatively better than the HD1 because the phone is often idle and the HD1 doesn’t throttle the CPU.

HTC HD2

HTC HD

HTC TP2

HTC TOUCH2
[HD2 General] Dark Fire:
My Touch Diamond's battery never lasted longer than about 21 hours. I didn't get the extended battery for it, but I probably will get the one for the HD2 just so that I can use it a lot without worrying about conserving battery power - I prefer the HD2's extended battery to the Touch Diamond's.
[HD2 General] lude219:
I take it you're a heavy user then. I'd average +3hrs of talk time, 10-15 texts, scattered 1-2min web surfing in those 2 days. It probably helps since im only using EDGE and not 3G.

Anywho, let's get back to the topic at hand. It would be nice if someone who have an HD2 ready to do an extensive battery test to get to teh bottom of this.
[HD2 General] gsingh7:
by looking at those charts leo seems better than touch pro2. and my touch pro 2 usually last for 1 day and i am a heavy user like 3 hr music 2hr of internet and 1hr of calls and1hr of gps and i'm very happy with it:) so i think leo is gonna have good on battery life :D
[HD2 General] MrObvious:
So it sounds like when this thing hits CDMA (I'm hoping it does) that it will get pretty good battery life compared to my Diamond. I'm just wanting a phone that will last longer than my Touch Diamond does now (Alltel w\ 1350 mAH battery on Verizon). Since the GSM Diamond has 900mAH and this one has ~1300 and it has better battery life than the Touch Pro 2, I'm not worried. As long as I can charge every night and have enough juice for the day (100 received texts per day + some Facebook + push e-mail every four hours + maybe 30 minutes talk time on phone) and still have the epicsauce that is this phone, well, yeah I will be happy. lol
[HD2 General] jrvenge:
Battery

Ok guys does anybody have an idea if these batteries will fit the HD2, i found them on ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1100mAh-ECELL...ries_MobilePhoneBatteries?hash=item2ea86a4dc1

The seller swears its the correct battery, but looking at the pictures for the bundled battery and this one they are different.

Original has 3 gold pins, ebay one has 4 pins?
[HD2 General] kb0n:
The is no such thing as a "Touch HD2", so the picture is probably just photoshoped ^^ That one on the pic probably won't fit, different number of pins (as you said) and the size/thickness proportion does not fit (it's just too thick).
[HD2 General] jrvenge:
Ok well i already have one, and its defo not photoshoped cus it says on the sticker HD2

?

There are now 4 different ebayers selling the same battery for the HD2, confusing eh?

Still i only payed £5 for mine so if it don`t fit ill use it as a paper weight :)
[HD2 General] tibursio:
why would you want to buy one that has a lower capacity than the one in the HD2?
[HD2 General] jrvenge:
Its just an emergency replacement, not for everyday use, so for £5 cant complain.
[HD2 General] WildWayz:
I have disabled HSDPA/3G on mine, and it lasts about 2 days with normal text, emails and the odd call.

With HSDPA and Wi-Fi on, maybe a day and a bit
[HD2 General] vangrieg:
Are you talking about HD2 here? And what does "Wi-Fi on" mean - you aren't saying that it lasts more than a day with Wi-Fi on all the time, are you? And finally, by a "day" do you mean 24 hours (i.e. "2 days" means 48 hours and "a day and a bit" like 30 hours)?
[HD2 General] jrvenge:
If thats the case then thats not bad, i only get about 3 days from my nokia 5800 on 3g, bout 4 days on standard, considering what the hd2 is doing thats pleasing.

Any chance you can upload a closeup pic of the battery?
[HD2 General] WildWayz:
I mean, leave it turned on (but set to activate when the screen is woken up) - not on all the time - would get about 3hrs, if that if I did that :)

A day = 24hrs :)

Day and a bit - probably about 36hrs...
[HD2 General] WildWayz:
Here you go:

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/lh/photo/enXhwoLp5L32aELwiESdWg?feat=directlink
[HD2 General] jrvenge:
Right so the battery i have aint gonna fit lol.
[HD2 General] lude219:
**Battery Test Log**

It was inevitable!:D

Still crossing my fingers for the HD2 to come to the US, but in the meantime, i thought we'd have a thread dedicated to HD2's battery life, because much of the criticism was that the 1230mAh was too small to handle this 1Ghz monster! (which we've come to know is very much efficient!)

There has been scattered posts about battery usage, so, for those lucky enough to behold this beast, please inform us unfortunate souls on your daily usages (min/max usage), signal strength, and the number hours/days you can squeeze out of it. You can use this simple layout:

Location:

Signal strength:

Usages:

# of hrs/days:

ENJOY!!:D
[HD2 General] parianos:
Battery life

Wel to be ownest I have mine almost 3 days and the battery life seems to me very very good even beter than the hd.

Only one minor drouw back but it is not to htc fault it is the fact than you do not have any stulus any more and windows and other programs use dropdown list menu and this are diffucult to select.

Everything seems to work fine but it is comparemble to hd (ofcaurce with the roms like xtrom) updated.
[HD2 General] tibursio:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=575649&highlight=battery
[HD2 General] 12aon:
Threads merged
[HD2 General] precsmo:
It is not a big deal to talk about battery life really, at least to me. I always get 2 to 3 batteries and switch batteries in a day or 2.
[HD2 General] KB24@CL:
if the battery can handle one day of heavy use, thats fine...I mean I don't bother to charge at night...I just need to get through the day.

and for that I don't really talk alot on my o2 contract. I use it mostly for data connections...for talking I have another contract and another phone (crap phone SE i750) which I use a lotl
[HD2 General] hotswank:
The BB G300 Battery pack is 'designed' to charge the battery if mains power is not available. I would like to know if you could use the HD2 while charging with it, like you can with the mains charger? IMHO much better solution than the bulky battery extension if you ever ran out of juice.
[HD2 General] mr_Ray:
Yup looks to be just another battery with a USB port so no different to running off mains or any other form of charger. 5V/1000mA through USB is 5V/1000mA through USB...

They're really useful. I have one that runs off rechargable AAs and it's saved me many a times (and not just with my phone).
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] ramik911:
How can i connect this phone to my laptop to use it as a modem? Im switching from a Touch Pro with windows mobile and I had "internet connection sharing" for that.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] dav1boy:
root access hasnt been obtained yet for the sprint hero. only way currently is to pay for the tethering package through sprint....sit tight, root will come soon enough...
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] ekinnee:
If you install HTC Sync, plug in the Hero and then enable Mobile network sharing under wireless settings it is recognised as a RNDIS device. Mine seems to try and connect but I get an error 67 message.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] dailypush:
Tethering

If you dont mind using the USB cable I have been using

http://www.junefabrics.com/android/

PDAnet works great.. No Root access needed.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] ramik911:
Thank you for the quick responses. My boss wants to get this phone so I need to make sure that PDAnet works perfectly. Is it just plug&play, or do u need to start a program on the phone or PC?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] thecodemonk:
I'm running windows 7 on a bone stock phone and all I had to do was install HTC Sync (downloadable from the phone itself or better yet, from the HTC website).

I installed that and then enabled Settings>Wireless Controls>Mobile network sharing. This works just fine for me. (Being windows 7, I had to manually install the driver for the NDIS device that showed up but that's all included in the install (or anywhere on the web if you google for it)).

HTC Sync just kindof runs in the background once installed.

EDIT: I don't have any special tethering package either...just their Simply Everything plan for smartphones.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] kynetx:
Be careful with that...

I finally broke down and bought a MiFi and it's awesome. Spendy, but worth the cash to be able to get access for anything with a Wifi adapter.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Wasney:
Could you go a little more in depth? I have my drivers installed so I can connect and transfer via USB, and use HTC Sync. But I still get that error when I try to tether...
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] michaeljbedard:
I was reading in another forum that some people think that tethering is working over sprint, but in reality they are connected to WiFi. Turn off WiFi on phone first, then you get the error 67 when you try and connect over sprint. Sorry to burst any bubbles.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] thecodemonk:
Ahh...drats, and here I thought I had it working. Thanks for pointing that out!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] kylez64:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=4810553
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] greatwestern:
Tethering

So anyone know if there is going to be a patch for getting through sprints tethering CO**BLOCK?:confused:
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] greatwestern:
Tethering

Oh, and before anyone says to read the post on the next page....I'm talking about getting around sprints disabling PAM. I don't want to try and get the hero to connect to the computer first before connecting to the net. There has to be a patch that someone knows about to disable sprints disable! Anyone know how to do this?:confused:
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] snowcatrm:
I was told by my Sprint guy that MNS only works on corporate accts and/or pay for tethering access.

I am running vista 64 bit and am getting an error, "pdanet says fail to open device for file transfer", then it uninstalls.