yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid Eris General] maxh:
He's not talking about swapping the ESN on the phone, which is illegal. He's talking about telling Verizon he's using a different phone that doesn't have a required data plan; swapping the ESN on his Verizon account, which is most definitely not illegal in the slightest possible way. You're allowed to change phones at will.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] qtipextra:
Is there a way to disable the phone from waking when the keyboard is opened?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] qtipextra:
Bumpsy Daisy
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] GaZ:
Why would you want to open the keyboard WITHOUT the phone waking up? :-\
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] qtipextra:
Because of the rubber grip protective case I have, when it's in my pocket and I move around, the phone will actually slide open enough to wake the phone up in my pocket, and cause weird things to happen.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] dwizzy130:
Here you are.

Install and soft reset.

dwizzy130
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] qtipextra:
Thanks alot man, it works great! I apprieciate it!
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] erwinpiero:
Works great on Timolol's WM6.5 stock like ROM, thanks Sir
[Nexus One General] ScotterMonkey:
I know this device has a 1ghz Snapdragon in it.

But ... what I want to know is if it is underclocked like my G1 is?
[Nexus One General] melterx12:
no, it has profiles (similar to speedstep in intel CPUs) that automatically lowers the frequency to ~600mhz if the CPU is idle. Under load the CPU will go up to a max of 998mhz. This is according to the SetCPU app.
[Nexus One General] cuitao:
no wonder i see the cpu is 662 Mhz
[Nexus One General] cuitao:
but why the total physical memory is showed as 228?
[Nexus One General] melterx12:
where do you see that?
[Nexus One General] str4vag:
I think the 288MB you see is the total user usable memory. the rest of your 512 is used up by the system, radio and such.
[Nexus One General] cuitao:
download an application called "quick system", it will show the information
[Nexus One General] Grooby97:
wow! you drop from 512MB total RAM to 288MB usable RAM?!?! that's worst than the G1's 198 to 97.
[Nexus One General] JoshHart:
I'll tell you what, either way, it's fast as hell.
[Nexus One General] coolbho3000:
The device scales itself from 245-998MHz. BogoMIPS as indicated in /proc/cpuinfo is not accurate clock-for-clock for CPU speed on the Snapdragon.
[General Questions and Answers] chrisouth:
Hi,

I accidentally deleted the registry key for the WLAN on my Samsung Omina i900. I probably should have taken a backup but now I've learnt my lesson :) I also don't want to really do a hard reset of my device.

Does anyone have the same device and can post the relevant keys?

HKLM_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\JaguarGSP1

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] chrisouth:
Resolved

Did some searching on some Chinese websites... all sorted.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\JaguarGSP1]

"DisplayName"="SyChip Jaguar WLAN GSPI Card"

"Group"="NDIS"

"ImagePath"="JaguarGSP.dll"

"Wireless"=dword:1

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\JaguarGSP1\Parms]

"BusNumber"=dword:00000000

"BusType"=dword:00000000

"AntennaCfgMode"=dword:00000004

"PowerMode"=dword:1

"HostWkupGpio"=dword:ff

"HostWkupGap"=dword:0

"LowRssiThd"=dword:46

"DeltaRssi"=dword:3

"LowRssiFreq"=dword:32

"ChanTime"=dword:32

"ScanInterval"=dword:3e8

"PsAutoCfg"=dword:3

"GuiNotify"=dword:0

"AdhocDefaultBand"=dword:1 ;0 802.11 B-rate 1 802.11 BG-rate 2 802.11 A-rate

"PA_Enable"= dword:1;

"PA_P0"=dword:c;

"PA_P1"=dword:c;

"PA_P2"=dword:f;

"bIsTestMode"=dword:0;

"DsScan"=dword:1;

"DsTimer"=dword:5;

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\JaguarGSP1\Parms\TcpIp]

"EnableDHCP"=dword:1

"Wireless"=dword:1
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ebadevil:
Hey guys, I was wondering if there is a good free way to record phone calls. Any good apps that are free/cheap? Do any of the custom dialers provide the record option? thanks!
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tazz9690:
vRecorder and Phone Recorder are free apps. I never tried them, but it doesn't hurt to give them a shot at a price of $0
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Does the terminal work with a VK?
[Nexus One General] melterx12:
yes it does. Although it may have some issues if its same as mytouch (like the number keys not registering)
[Nexus One General] th3fallen:
i use android terminal emulator by jack palevich it works flawlessly even in landscape.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] steniklin:
hi guys

could anyone please help i would love to install wn 6.5 to my phone but dont know how to do it, does anyone have a guide or guide me through this.

thanks
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] HeartOfFire:
yes i can help u

first select a rom to flash

you can download one from modaco.com

there is a lot of cockers so u chose a rom

second u need windows xp

then setup samsung modem drive

now the rom (.exe file) just double click on it

follow the steps

and every thing will go fine

for more help go to modaco.com general omnia rom disscusion

u will find all what u need

flashing roms is easy thing

thanks for the cockers
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] orb3000:
http://cellphoneforums.net/samsung/
[HD2 General] MaskedMagi:
I asked this in another thread but then thought it should have its own as it is relevant to more than one problem. Apologies if this has been asked, I couldn't find it.

So as the title says, is there any way to soft reset without removing the battery cover, such as some button combination presses a la the iphone (in which you hold the power button and home button down).

The reason I ask is that on my old HD2 the battery cover was loose on one corner and was never flush and was in a constantly 'popped out' position which really really annoyed me and made the phone creak when in my hands. I don't want to keep putting the cover on and off so a button combination would be very useful.

If there is no button combination, would the AE button mapping program ( http://ae.inc.ru/aebplus.php) work if you assigned for example a reset with a triple press of the back key? Although if the phone has crashed then I doubt any programs would respond, but worth a shot if it happens to anyone to try it

Thanks for your help! :)
[HD2 General] 619619:
If the device is freezed, any attempt to softreset with a button will be vain, no program will run and softreset the device; Open the cover and remove the battery (it's way easyer than find something to soft-reset, damn htc, once I've removed the back cover, it's all useless!)

If you want to soft-reset when the device is still running fine (or semi-fine) you can use any program you like, such as XDA Shutdown, or keep pressed the end jey to shut down
[HD2 General] Stephen Selby:
Yes, if the device hasn't frozen altogether, you just press long on the 'off' button and select 'power off'. When you switch on again, the device will soft reset.
[HD2 General] pat12:
I use PHM Reset. It does just what it says: soft reset! Of course, you can use only if the phone is not completely frozen but it's very helpful when your phone is becoming sluggish or other crappy behaviour we are familiar with...
[G1 General] turtlesmank4:
is there a nexus one rom or dump ora 2.1 dump for g1 yes n is the motoblur roms hav wifi yet not jesturblur but motoblur
[G1 General] gospeed.racer:
Huh?

For a Nexus dump, try the nexus forums a few down from here..

The rest, to be honest, I cant even understand wth you are trying to say
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] sherpa1d:
I posted this under the General Raphael forum and got a lot of views but no answers :( If I should not put this here, sorry.

I've been plying with ROMs on my ATT Fuze for a while and feel pretty good about it. My future sister-in-law just got her husband a Touch Pro but they use ACS (Alaska Comunication Services) as a carrier. Now when I load a ROM on my phone and when I put my SIM in for the first time it asks to setup the carrier and ATT is the first on the list so I never have worried about this step. What if ACS is not on the very short list of carriers, what will I need to know when I select "other carrier", what is it going to ask me?

Thanks.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] sagarc88:
probable solution

Well when u first boot up the phone there will be a connection setup thing n u can jus hit cancel or no or somethin like that to make it go away. the phone should automatically pick up the service provider through the sim card and then all u need to do is to set up ur internet connection... click here

U can jus pick up the basic settings u need from there and this should help u get to the place to enter settings. I do not actually have ACS but if u need any more info u can just go to thier website and search setting up internet connection. (Warning: i have not done this... jus going off my knowledge :D)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] siralex241:
Agreeing with probable solution

I agree with sagarc88...generally those auto connections are just that automatic optimized specifically for the carrier in the list. My phone picked up ICE(Costa Rican carrier) and automatically tried connecting. You will need to manually configure to make sure everything is working correctly. Have faith in your phone(its a world phone).
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] soloDOTcom1185:
I did some brief research, and I found out that ACS is a CDMA network. Since AT&T and the FUZE is based on GSM technology, I'm afraid you won't be able to use your phone using ACS. :(

The Touch Pro that you mentioned must be a CDMA variant that runs on their network.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] sherpa1d:
OOoooo, thanks a bunch for that, that would not have been good. Oh well, he'll make do.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] k.electron:
Just because you are CDMA doesnt mean u have to skimp out on custom rom goodness.

Here is NRGZ's prized energy rom, in CDMA flavor.

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=69545

make sure u figure out how to work the cdma hardspl business properly though.

gsm stuff will make ur cdma phone into a nice little rock that you can put in ur aquarium.
[HTC Vox] swiniaa:
hi , i cant connect my vox to pc ...

when i run bootloader i can see bootloader USB .. but pc not search .

How i can remove cid ;/

When i put on vox i see windows mobile ... and orange picture... and END .. please help me ;(
[HTC Vox] tobbbie:
Why not tell a little about the history of this device and your motivation to change the CID?

- has it ever worked (Windows mobile coming up)?

- has it ever connected to a PC while operating (Active Sync or Device Center)?

- do you know what the CID is good for?

- what makes you want to change the CID?
[HTC Vox] swiniaa:
really sory for my english ... ;(

active sync dont search phone dont connect.

when i put on phone i see windows mobile loading next i see orange picture and the end STOP ... when i flash phone sd card i change name file next i put on bootloader and error: invalid certificate and phone off.
[HTC Vox] tobbbie:
Well - it seems like the device does not boot correctly any longer.

First try to re-initialize the device:

- press both soft-keys and keep them pushed

- push the power on button (keep the two hotkeys pressed still) until the green light comes on, release power button

- still keep your fingers on the two softkeys until you see a prompt on the screen

- push the "send button" (Green Call button) to reset the device

If this does not help, you will need to re-flash the original ROM first to make sure that the device has no HW problem. Flashing is possible in basically two ways:

- via a connection to the PC (ActiveSync is NOT required)

- via SD card (special card setup required, aka "Gold Card")

I recommend the 1.st option. What you need is a PC, the orginal ROM from the vendor (I suspect Orange for device) and the Updateprogram for this ROM. SW + Updateprogram is usually one package.

Once you have all this:

1. Enter Bootloader on the device:

-- switch off

-- push camera key and keep pushed

-- insert USB connected to PC

-- wait for the 3-color screen to appear

2. start the update program on PC and follow instructions

I never did the last method - so try the other two first.
[HTC Vox] m32:
screen on pspc with tricolour ?

in this state pspc acts not as pocket, but as raw device

by flashing spl from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=330909
[HTC Vox] swiniaa:
dammm doesnt work ...

http://images40.fotosik.pl/241/e94544a52734cb51.jpg
[HTC Vox] swiniaa:
244 invalid model id

or

270 update error

evry time
[HTC Vox] tobbbie:
Rootcause of your problem is that you try to load a ROM that does not fit to your device (CID mismatch). You will only be able to load such a ROM with the USPL active. You can only get the USPL active (afaik) with

- either OS running + USPL jump

- or HardSPL (replace the old SPL with USPL on device) the USPL

Afaik, you have no option to replace the bootloader SPL with the USPL that can bypass the CID check if you do not have the OS running! Also for "HardSPL" you will have to do the first method (via OS + Jump to USPL) one time. There is no gain with HardSPL unless you want to flash a new ROM many times a day (so for ROM chefs usually).

So again: Its so easy, follow my instructions in post #4
[HTC Vox] swiniaa:
closed and i write new topic ... phone ON ...
[Nexus One General] Vlad83:
Can any Nexus One owners confirm that this is in fact true? I've heard mixed reports. PC Mag announced that T-Mobile rolled out the service Jan 5th, right before the Nexus One release http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/185916/tmobile_usa_finishes_upgrade_to_hspa_72.html

If you do have anything above 3.6M bps (the current ceiling) please state your speed and city. You can use the speedtest.net app from the market to verify.
[Nexus One General] JoshHart:
I saw that too from a few different sources, I've tried on all 3 of my phones and haven't got over 1mbps yet, I saw people posting on the Nokia forums that they were getting 6mbps, I didn't see pictures to verify though. I'm in Folsom, CA with 3 bars and I'm getting 824kbps down and 205 kbps up right now on my Nexus.
[Nexus One General] rossxwest:
I don't break 800kbits
[Nexus One General] Vlad83:
Yeah my G1 is not getting it either, I thought maybe Nexus One would have it before they enable it for other phones...
[Nexus One General] jimbo831:
People are confusing HSDPA with HSDPA+. HSDPA will get you up to around 700-800kbps. HSDPA+ will get you up to 3Mbps or so. T-Mobile just upgrade nationally from UMTS to HSDPA which goes from like 400 to 800 kbps, a decent improvement. Currently, only Philadelphia has HSDPA+ as the test market. Hopefully the rest of it will get it soon. All T-Mobile 3G smart phones have the hardware to do HSDPA and I think HSDPA+ as well, so you won't need a new phone when T-Mobile activates it on the towers.
[Nexus One General] slater87:
1st run:down 380 up 294

2nd run:down 203 up 384

3rd run: down 360 up 295

server in dc
[Nexus One General] ojiikun:
Just did a series of 5 speed tests of a 1MB file via a local server from different points in my downtown Seattle office. Gots download speeds of 256, 700, 768, 1119, and 1330kbps. Tried the speedtest.net app with various endpoints and got 1694kbps as my best download and 434 as my best upload.

Will try again from a different location downtown later tonight.

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[Nexus One General] jimbo831:
Where do you live? If not in Philadelphia, are you sure you turned off WiFi?
[Nexus One General] rockky:
I had a good number of 1500+

kbps readings in Chicago
[Nexus One General] ojiikun:
Seattle, WA. Double-checked, wi-fi is off. Just had a coworker with a G1 produce similar results.

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[Nexus One General] jimbo831:
Sweet deal then, perhaps T-Mobile is still slowly lighting it up one city at a time. Still only 600kbps here in Pittsburgh :(
[Nexus One General] Casao:
kbps and kB/s are different. 1000kbps is 125kB/s, making it about 2/3 of your low end DSL connection.

Also, jimbo831, you're mistaken. T-Mobile has been on HSDPA/HSUPA since the rollout began, and everywhere in the nation had 3.6mbit potentially available. Realistically, no one got this. They just flipped the switch to 7.2mbit HSDPA (which is NOT HSPA+ that's in testing in Philadelphia, as that is 21mbit).

I'm seeing speeds of about 1.2mbit since the switch, compared to .5 before the switch in Atlanta, GA.
[Nexus One General] jimbo831:
Well, I'm just using information that has been reported by TmoNews. And I don't think HSDPA is active everywhere then, or it is just slow as molasses here in Pittsburgh because my phone is still only running at 600kbps, which is only about 100kbps faster than I remember during my last speed test a few weeks ago.

Edit: I have verified otherwise. I checked the "Status" on my G1 and it only reads UMTS. So it looks like T-Mobile has been on UMTS, and still is here in Pittsburgh. I guess once I get HSDPA, my speeds will go up.
[Nexus One General] btmec:
I just checked my phone is Oklahoma City and it showed HSDPA instead of UMTS under phone info. Cool!
[Nexus One General] Alleviate:
Can someone tell me what's wrong with my testing results?

1st test: down - 450ish, up - 45...

2nd test: down - 550ish, and wtf.. up - 6 kbps -___-

These are all in kbps btw.
[Nexus One General] jimbo831:
Does this mean that the G1 doesn't support HSDPA, that it shows UMTS regardless of which 3G you're on, or if it just happened to click off HSDPA for that moment? I thought for sure when the G1 came out they said it was an HSDPA compatible phone.
[Nexus One General] Freezey:
Does the boost only effect 3g or Edge aswell?

Unfortunately there's no 3g in my area
[Nexus One General] jagjr86:
Although I find PC World a reliable source, I think they meant to say AT&T. Here are three separate sources confirming AT&T with their HSDPA 7.2 rollout. And by the looks of other's speed tests, it isn't true for T-mobile. :(

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2347725,00.asp

http://www.dailytech.com/ATT+Completes+Nationwide+3G+Tower+Software+Update+for+HSPA+72/article17308.htm

http://www.fudzilla.com/content/view/17094/1/
[Nexus One General] bug666:
Not actually done yet

Some cities got the green light but tmobile never actually made a press release I guess.
[Nexus One General] Vlad83:
To clear up some misunderstandings:

For data transmissions (All speeds theoretical);

GPRS = 2G

EDGE = 2.5G

UMTS = 3G

HSUPA = A UMTS protocol/specification with speeds up to 5.76Mbit/s

HSDPA = 3.5G UMTS protocol/specification supporting speeds of 1.8, 3.6, 7.2(T-Mobile's latest upgrade) and 14.0 Mbit/s.

HSPA+ = 4G UMTS protocol/specification currently defined up to 56Mbit/s with potential of higher bandwidth. T-Mobile plans to start rolling this out mid 2010 with 21Mbit/s speeds.

byte = 8bits

Bandwidth is usually measures in Mbit/s(Megabits) where as download speed is measured in KB/s(Kilobytes). Divide your Mbit/s by 8 and you will have your download speed. So if speedtest says d/l bandwidth is 800Kbit/s then a file download would be approximately 100KB/s.

Alright now lets keep this thread on topic please and post only if your bandwidth is above 3.6Mbit/s which is the current theoretical limit in T-Mobile's network.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] ratha4:
who have windows7 mobile yet?i need it pleas
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] hello00:
It's not even out yet
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] MasDroid:
In addition, Windows 7 will not be released on the HTC Touch HD (T8282). Currently, only the HTC Touch HD2 (T8585) is set receive an official Windows Mobile 7 update in the distant future.

Regards.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] hello00:
We are going to get WM7 too..you don't think so? you are so far behind :rolleyes:
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] MasDroid:
You are wrong mate... Microsoft had already stated that no device that was available at the time of the Windows Mobile 6.5 announcement would receive an offical upgrade.

So there's absolutely no chance Windows Mobile 7 will be available for the HD, only the HD2 and future PDA releases :p
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] hello00:
You have no idea what the dev's in here are capable of...I mean you should know, you have been here longer than I do and I already know what the dev's in here are capable of..Look how the porting of Android is coming along..you'd be impressed once it's completly done.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] MasDroid:
I do not doubt the ability of any of the developers on xda and i am aware of how well the porting of Android is coming along. For your information, I have spoken to a few friends on xda who have been members of the forum longer than I have and carry good knowledge... they have also confirmed this fact and advised me it's unlikely to happen.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] hello00:
You never know man..At first they thought that they werent going to be able to port Android and look how far they have gone. Wait a couple more years, hopefully at the end of this year..and you are gonna have WM7 on your HD ;)
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] band27:
Mastoid is right..!

The biggest glitch is the HD's hardware as it is incompatible with WM7 in that the new OS requires a capacitive (multi-touch) screen.

When hardware restrictions are involved, not even the top XDA members can help.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] MasDroid:
i knew there were restrictions but i was unsure of what kind exactly. Unfortunately, as you stated, the HD does not support the pinch-to-zoom feature.

Thank you band27.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] hello00:
If you watch the WM7 UI on youtube..you are gonna see them using the touch pro of choice and some other phones to promote windows mobile 7..so it is obvious that touch pro and diamond users are going to have WM7 on their phones too.

EDIT watch it yourself http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MNbmkes8Lc
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] band27:
Time will tell as it is now nothing more then a waiting game.

The full capacity of WM7 can only be unleashed through the proper devices. Diamond and touch pros are not these devices and if WM7 makes it to these devices in some shape way or form, it will be interesting....:o
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] MasDroid:
The argument in question was specifically dealing with whether or not the HD could support Windows Mobile 7 - it has been justified that it cannot due to hardware requirements... i rest my case.
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] TooHot2Handle:
You have not made a valid argument yet you have some weird standards of what it means to have the "hardware requirements" then.

Touch Pro has 528 MHz so does the Diamond, HD, Xperia X1, and the TP2. Devices with 528Mhz and above, are ABLE to run Windows Mobile 7. Enough said ^^
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] ultimatepichu:
just that you're not unleashing W7's potential.

It's just like having a 1GHz Snapdragon processor, which supports HD videos, on a currently-officially-running-under-Windows-Mobile-6.5 HD2 :rolleyes:, or if this is unclear, another example: running Windows 7 on a PC with 200Mhz processor and not-touchable-monitor :rolleyes:

here's a major requirement that HD not fulfilled:

unless you provide resistive multi-touch software and reconfigure our HDs and so on.:D
[Touch HD Themes and Apps] Fallen Spartan:
WM7 will not be coming to the HD officially or unoffically, case closed....some of XDA's wonder developes may be able to get some builds working on HD, but these will be limited and you will never see wm7's full potential. It would like having a ferrari, but being restricted to 1st gear and 30 miles an hour. May look nice on the HD, but whats the point of having it

Thread closed