yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] ricki3:
I have an htc P3300 art 100 I never updated PocketPC! currently has:

Microsoft "Windows Mobile" 5.0

ROM version: 1.12.408.1 ITA

Date ROM: 09/12/06

Radio version: 02.67.90

Version: Protocol: 4.1.13.28

Version ExtROM: 1.12.408.8006

Hardware: CPU: OMAP850 - speed: 201 MHz - size RAM: 64 MB size Flash: 128 MB - bus data: 16 bit - size store: 37,63 M - resolution display: 240 X 320 - colors: 65536

Tom Tom NAVIGATOR 6

1 micro SD 2 GB I loaded map tomtom Europe v6.75 and various PDI for a total di1850 MB.

Given that the site of the htc has lifted the updates of Windows Mobile that htc.

Who can help me with clear steps to update my htc P3300?

Having said that I have a notebook with view 32-bit with a usb with pochet PC connection "Centre management devices floating Windows"

Please help!

Thank you.
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] mvenneker:
i suggest u take a look on forums on how to installate a custom rom, but since its friday and i am always ready to go home from work i thought, lets be helpfull lol

step one: by the looks on what u write u dont have activesync installed on the laptop: go download Activesync from Microsoft website

step two: read the following topic http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=311403 and in that way u can unlock your phone for custom rom flashing

step three: download and install a custom rom of your choice. U could try to start with one of the roms of Shady313. They are downloadable @ http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=546805

be very carefull what u do, try to read several topics first like http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=308242

look around on the artemis forums and read the topics which concern flashing rom subjects.. u might learn a bit before you start flashing [or wrecking :D] your phone
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] johanis1982:
Hello, you original wm5? I have problems with the P3300, is cid locked, if you please upload somewhere wm5.and do not make the mistake of another rom on the phone without unlock CID first.
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] ricki3:
Yes, the original wm5.
[P3300, MDA Compact III  upgrading etc.] Szczepanik:
How to update your HTC Artemis

Those having questions on flashing (i.e. updating) their HTC Artemis could try following these steps 1) Backup e.g. PIM Backup 2) disable standby and hibernation then remove SIM & SDHC cards 3) if necessary then cid unlock 4) recommend hard reset or update to the latest official build 5) if necessary Update SPL to latest 1.11.cmon 6) flash new rom then hard reset 7) put in SIM & SDHC cards and enjoy the result of the hard work by the developer :)

Also check out this thread Uspl/rom upgrade/tips&tricks

Cheers

Tom
[General Questions and Answers] Skijumper:
Hi all,

Can anyone make CAB, patch or tweak to enable Alarm when device is set to vibrate or silent mode? Like WM6.5. I cant found it.

Thank all
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bronk93:
I know i've read with ram hacks games are slow, what about movies? I watched a movie from my phone for the first time and it was pretty good (office space) a little lag. I have a class 6 card if that matters.....
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djluis48:
I believe that movies should also lag when you are using 10mb ram hack...this hack takes all the memory that was for video, and uses it on other things, so it should also afect the video playback...

Think as if you take out your video card from your PC, what its going to happen? Everything that is involved with the video card is going to be affected, because its not there anymore....something like that...

Srry for my bad english, but i guess you get the point...:p
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bronk93:
Ok cool thanks. The lag wasnt too bad. Thanks for the reply btw.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] yamanote:
Hey,

I just ordered my Nexus One and will be selling my HTC Magic for this. I have a GPS app (Papago X5 for HK- Android) which I bought for my Magic. The developer's website states that the screen resolution for which the app was designed is 320x480.

Does anyone know what happens to 'HVGA-only' applications on the Nexus/Droid? Does the app stretch to fit the screen making it pixelated, stay in a corner of the screen (not fullscreen) or does it simply not launch?

Thanks!

EDIT: I contacted the manufacturer and they said it works on the Motorola Milestone (WVGA, Android 2.0) but were unsure of whether it worked on Android 2.1. Is it possible that 2.1 breaks some applications?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] highvista:
It depends a bit on how the developer has set up the app. Depending on how it's been built, it may not show up as available in the Market for devices with higher res screens. Or, even if it's been designed to look its best under 320x480, the app can indicate support for higher res screens either explicitly or by allowing for default scaling and re-sizing. Letting Android take care of re-sizing may not make optimal use of the screen, but it should be usable. From what I've seen, default re-sizing ususally means screen elements get spread out over the larger screen, rather than preserving the original layout in a 320x480 section of the 480x8xx screen.

I have an app that I designed for my G1 and thus makes best use of a 320x480 screen, but I've provisioned it to scale up to larger screens and down to smaller screens in a fairly nice way--though it needs work to really use the extra space to best advantage. Google hasn't put out a 2.1 SDK yet, though I believe an app that works with 2.0.1 should work fine with 2.1 on the N1.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] yamanote:
Thanks. The GPS program is sold at stores (DVD) and not on the Android Market so it showing up isn't a problem.

I also contacted the manufacturer and they said it works on the Motorola Milestone (WVGA, Android 2.0) but were unsure of whether it worked on Android 2.1. Is it possible that 2.1 breaks some applications?

Thanks.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] yamanote:
Anyone?

(minimum length req)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] iVisionX01:
I've had no problems with any apps on my nexus one. Usually if the app was designed for a smaller screen then it will either be pixelated a bit or only use up the part of the screen it needs. I've never heard of 2.1 breaking apps.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dj westie:
Was running lastest Cm Rom & RA recovery 1.5.2.

Loaded into bootloader to check what Radio & SPL i was running.

Then phone started to update.

Now i'm back to stock G1 running firmware 1.0.

Do i need to go though the whole thing again like the first time i flash the rom??

please help.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xavier6303:
Looks like you had DREAIMG.nbh at the root of your sd card and then hit the button to update it. Yeah, you are now at RC29 and must re-root and re-install cm.

Could be worse though. :)
[G1 Apps and Games] warenlikesfreedom:
Does anyone know of any IAX2 Client VOIP software for the Dream Google G1

IAX2 Cuts through the firewalls just like skype does so its reliably easy for when you are on the go to be able to connect with less hassle (unlike SIP mucking around with forward ports)

Could I not port some sort of IAX2 client from some Linux project or has someone already done this?

I am on the road allot and encounter many different types of wifi networks. I carry a laptop now with a headset and connect where ever I can to check messages and make calls sometimes even receive some. I love the fact that my small business runs asterisks allowing me to use many different voip providers (that use sip or IAX2) I have 2 numbers in bound giving me 4 different channels of call into a cheap $12 a month professional phone system. I even recently been using a provider that gives me $0.00348 cents a min for Canadian outbound.

(I scoured the threads for keywords like trixbox, asterisks, IAX, IAX2, Elastics, freepbx and was unable to find any serious discussion on this)
[G1 Apps and Games] lbcoder:
Why do you need to forward ports for SIP? Just keep a connection open to the SIP server and it will signal you there.
[G1 Apps and Games] warenlikesfreedom:
I use to spend most of my free time in my car trying to get a open connection then attempting to get my sip client to connect to my home server. A pain in the butt. When it worked its nice to get your voicemails and heck catch a call once in a while pickup a job on the run. Even make all your calls if you got a clear enough connection.

Seems they make it easy to connect to your sip provider but when it comes to your own asterisk server at home you have to fight with the provider. Sympatic o seems to block the rtp ports or disrupt the communication in some way allowing only the sip 5060 ports to connect make the phone ring but not let you talk. they play all sorts of games. It worked fine up to march 2008 when all thr providers (big boys Rogers Sympatico) Upgraded to the world of packet level control. Things got fun from there. All home extension to business PBX's I setup for clients stopped working with no changes. (all sorts of different providers spead out around ontario)

I was one of the few voip asterisk consultants till voip started to take off

Does not matter if you manage to prove it and make it past the supastars ( ISP tech the PBX is on or client is connected with)to someone who actually has some control or packet level understanding to clear you a route to your home box. Unless you pay for static ip your ip will change (bell charges a ransom for a static ip) I also noticed if you setup a pbx in a major data center they seem to have a clear route. but anything DSL or Business Cable type connection there is something wrong .that use to work for 2 years prior.

Not to mention what ever router you seem to connect with might not pass things proper .

IAX2 is a dream come true it is supported by many providers and cuts through all the mess of games and such using only one port thats not tcp but udp and slices through your average router and provider with no hassle just like skype but with the freedom of your own setup. the jitter controls work wounders compared to SIP giving you a better voip experience when your wireless.

skype is very limited and very controlled when it comes to receiving calls and sending them especially when you travel.

I am not here to argue with anyone over the finer points of the more common sip. but unless I run a vpn (using sip) IAX2 is the simplest breath of fresh air in the world of voip especially if your savvy enough to build your own asterisk server and would like to take advantage of all sorts of voip providers in one box. Or heck hook one of your clients up hassle free to his Business/home phone system you setup for them.

I really just want to know if anyone has a decent IAX2 client for the G1

If you want to argue VOIP head over to voip-info.org [remove this space] /wiki/view/IAX
[G1 Apps and Games] warenlikesfreedom:
so i guess no software for iax2 clients.

Any ware I can pay someone to write one?
[G1 Apps and Games] warenlikesfreedom:
Nice found a project...

thought I would update anyone who is interested!

code.google.com/p/androvoip/wiki/Roadmap
[G1 Apps and Games] benoitb85:
I would be interested in such a software. However this project doesn't look very active at the moment.
[G1 Apps and Games] russlan74:
Have you tried Zoiper? it supports both of SIP & IAX2 .... wwwDOTzoiperDOTcom
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] elmaxico:
Hi guys, I have a "small" problem with the messages. :(

On the messaging program and the tab of TF3D not field the name of mittere but only the number! :confused:

how can I fix? I installed the original ROM (RUU_Rhodium_HTC_ITA_1.19.408.1_Radio_Rhodium_3.44.25.27_Signed_Ship). :rolleyes:

Thanks to everyone for your help. :)

ps. I used PIMbackup to restore my address book.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] magicroomy:
Hi,

i am a bit displeased with the HTC Music App for a single reason.

I do have a lot of interprets in my library. If i want to select an interpret at the end of the displayed list, i have to start a sliding orgy to get to the end of the list.

I wonder if there is a chance to get an 'Alphabet Silder' to the right like in the Contacts list of the Phone?

Greetings

Volker
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Keep wondering :) It is a miracle HTC hasn't implemented this kind of functionality in the music library, while they had a similar module for the contact list.

And i think that it can not be easily hacked in afterwards. Anyway, you can kick up your orgy experience (lol) a notch with a little tweak from the "leo hints and tips" thread:
[General Topics] mercilus:
My entry into the smartphone/pda industry was an original HTC Tilt/Kaiser. I loved it and still do.

Recently I renewed my contract with AT&T and made the knee jerk decision to get an iPhone 3GS. I was enamored with the phone in the beginning but its over. I am trying to decide which phone to get but none of them fit the bill! So I need some assistance deciding when to sell my iPhone to buy a newer one.

I want to sell it while its still crazy priced on ebay and I can land over $700 for it still heh... crazy people.... So I want to time it about a month prior to the release of the phone I am after.

The one I am eyeballing now is the Sony xperia x10. Although I do sort of want windows mobile (my currency trading broker has some sweet trading software for it.) But I will take the hit and use android with a vpn to my home pc.

I really want a high end phone with a great camera and fast processor and beautiful large screen for multimedia and stock charts...

So what future phones for AT&T fit the bill? Also, if they are not a AT&T direct release is a big plus also since you can get cheaper internet. (Yes I am looking at you x1 users! I hate you!)
[General Topics] Badwolve1:
Hi Mercilus

The obvious phone that fits that descreption is the HD2 (or Leo, depending how it's being branded where you are), however, for me i would choose the Touch Pro 2 (Rhodium) as it has a phisical keyboard, as a Winmo user, I am unaware of the stats of the android phones lying around

(Go For Winmo :p)

Badwolve1
[General Topics] orb3000:
I would go for Rhodium or Leo

:)
[General Topics] mercilus:
Thanks for the responses I will research into those a bit.

Doing a quick search and it seems they both are expected any time now?

Still trying to decypher if they are available for US-AT&T 3g.
[General Topics] orb3000:
Rhodium is out since some moths:eek:

Tils2 is the name of it on at&t and I guess it has 3G...

And for Leo I know it´s also already out in Europe
[General Topics] galaxys:
LOL...now that's funny :D
[General Topics] bunu:
Htc leo/hd2 is coming exclusively to t-mobile u.s.a

For People saying get the HD2 a.k.a HTC LEO, that phone is coming EXCLUSIVELY to T-Mobile U.S.A. If you want that on at&t that means you have to buy the unlocked version and get only EDGE on at&t.

I know this since I follow t-mobile usa and htc on twitter and they both said it. Phonedog said and even facebook said it. Go google it if you doubt me.
[General Topics] mercilus:
Yeah, that definately would be a problem. I definately do enjoy using high speed data, so 3g is a must.

So for the current phone options, it looks like I may be keeping my iPhone 3gs for a bit longer :( god it hurts to say that.....

Any ideas what I should keep my eye on for the future? The LG Expo looks pretty cool but I dont know if I trust LG....
[General Topics] poetryrocksalot:
People here have a bias for HTC, and I don't think they considered that you might want a phone that is being offered by your carrier.

So you are satisfied with Windows Mobile and HTC was a good Xperiance.

I suggest HTC Touch Pro2 or an LG Expo.

HTC Touch Pro2 for functionality.

LG Expo for speed, and performance.
[General Topics] Robson:
i've been using a dopod u1000 / athena / ameo / advantage for quite some time now...and finally opted to sell it.

just got myself a brand new htc touch pro 2 sprint. definitely worth it!
[General Topics] coolVariable:
Very true about the bias.

If you want something like the Tilt ... you could probably get the Tilt 2 for cheap on ebay.
[General Topics] josefcrist:
lg expo. just the lg expo.
[General Topics] poetryrocksalot:
Here is what I anticipate and what I know and I will list as Pros of the Touch Pro2 (AKA HTC Tilt2) over the LG Expo:

Pros:

Stereo speaker (LG Expo does not have 2-speakers)

Tilting screen (LG Expo does not have)

Dual microphones (LG Expo does not have 2-mics)

Touch FLO3D Home Screen (subjective) (LG Expo does not have)

Better keyboard design and feedback (subjective)

HTC's tendency to offer updates (input fields will be enlarged finger friendly!)

LED Indicators for CAPS Lock and FN Lock, which has proven useful

LG Expo's Point Of View

Pros:

Projector attachment (HTC Tilt2 does not have)

Twice the CPU speed (technical) (HTC Tilt2 does not have)

Fingerprint reader and scroll pad (HTC Tilt2 does not have)

Other Stuff

Things that I never consider when comparing phones: form factor and size difference, and XDA Support (cause I rarely flash and do that kind of stuff).

Things that you must consider when reading my opinions: I have never laid my hands on an LG Expo. I never touched the LG Expo keyboard but from the looks of it, the keys look amazing, but I've laid my hands on top keyboards before and Touch Pro2 is the best so I am just guessing that LG Expo isn't as good.

As you can see, if you need a speedy device with keyboard almost as good as the Touch Pro2, get the LG Expo. If you are tired of the lag of the likes of Xperia X1, Touch Pro1, or Touch Diamond, then maybe LG Expo is better than Touch Pro2.

If you really like the fact that you have an indicator their to watch your back and protect you from Capitalization/Symbol typography-mistakes, and if you like a beautiful home-screen to soothe your stress while you load a movie and watch it via a 3.5 inch tilting screen with high quality and loud volume, then get the Touch Pro2.

However, you might consider getting external bluetooth speakers and attach that projector on the expo so you can have a movie experience, but the setup is just too much of a wasted time. The same goes for the TV-Out on the Touch Pro2.

The best reason to get Expo2 is for speedier response and for projected presentations (not entertainment).

The best reason to get Touch Pro2, aka Tilt2, is for it's multimedia value and capabilities (better sound, tilting screen) and for the effectiveness of typing messages (especially when you don't make mistakes with CAPs indicators).

What would seal the deal for me was that if the CAPs button had the LED indicator build into the button, it would be perfect. The same desire applies to the FN button. Besides, sometimes I forget to read the indicator because I am used to looking at the indicator directly on top of my CAPs button on my laptop.
[General Topics] coldpenguin:
Why?

I was hoping for an advantage as an upgrade to the Universal. To me, the touch pro2 is just too small and fiddly.
[General Topics] Robson:
apologies as this is deviating from the topic =)

the thing is, i've been using my u1000 for like 3 years now. don't get me wrong, it's a fantastic device. but i've also outgrown the size factor. meaning, the u1000 is not as easy to carry around unless you tuck it in your pocket...in which case you'll have a bulge that deserves its own zip code. of course there are pouches or cases that can be strapped on your belt...not that i'm not a fan of it...and there is simply carrying it around with one hand. given that, when a call comes through i either have to use the handsfree or bluetooth...the former of which has a dangling wire which i'm not too comfortable with...and the latter which can be a drain as you constantly have to be aware of battery life (both for the bt and u1000)...and trust me, i never had plans of putting the unit right next to my ear to answer a call. again, it's a fantastic device but my preferences have changed. so last monday, sent it off to a buyer in ebay and then got myself a touch pro 2.

on that note, i was considering a touch hd 2, an acer m900, lg expo, and the touch pro 2. my views in order of preference

touch pro 2 - keyboard is fantastic. was able to try this out myself when i borrowed my mate's unit. tilt screen is awesome and the display was simply tops. i already have a 16gb micro sd so memory is no problem.

touch hd 2 - fantastic all out but lacks a physical keyboard of which i've gotten used to.

lg expo - a very good contender but the screen doesn't tilt. plus i get all the support i need through this site for an htc. not really a fan of the fingerprint thingee. i was able to play around with this while in hong kong. keys are good (definitely better than the acer m900 per below) but not on par with the touch pro 2. for the projector which you need to purchase separately, there's a whole bunch of mobile projectors that can be bought and linked to your ppc.

acer m900 - lacks memory (@128 ram), while in hong kong i was able to fiddle with one and i must say that the design wasn't as good...no offense to anyone using it. keyboard was not as easy (sticking keys), screen does not tilt, sliding the keypad kinda gave me the feel that it would eventually fall off (?) as it was "shaky"
[General Topics] poetryrocksalot:
TBH, Acer is the worst of them all, and Touch Pro2 and HD2 are the best.

And the LG Expo isn't that good either but it is a sign that LG is finally making good phones. I'm tired of their voyagers and env's which are too popular in the U.S. and they are the worst 'smartphones' ever. Their new chocolates with 4 in super-wide displays and 4.8 inch super-wide displays have also increased my enthusiasm for LG phones.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elastur:
hi all,

Where can i find the Asian Rom version for HTC Dream?

Thanks.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
I modified the Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 taskmanager a bit so that it can run on top of windows mobile 6.5.x builds (the builds with the start button at the bottom). For a version that will run on the "standard" WM 6.5 that comes with the stock ROM, download "X2 TaskManager WM 6.5.0 LEO-stock.cab"

Operation:

- Tapping and holding the clock will close the active application.

- Tap on the clock in the home screen (mostly Sense) will show a list of running applications.

- Tap and hold any item on the list of running applications in the taskmanager will give you the option to close all running apps.

This version will not be overidden by the notification window when tapping the clock, which is the case with some x2 taskmanager floating around.

It works on the new (v1.0) Miri HD2 WM6.5.X (28205/23518) ROM, but I suppose it will run on other 6.5.3 roms as well.

Some screenshots:

View attachment 265178View attachment 265177

another version (say v2 :) )

View attachment 265343View attachment 265342

I've stumbled upon a bug that I would like to call the "registry update bug". I've found this bug on the WM 6.5 platform as well as the succesive WM 6.5.x platforms (stock as well as custom roms). This bug sometimes prevents that the registry gets updated after a cab file installation. I've seen this bug with the XT Taskmanager installation but also with a bunch of other applications.

If you've installed one of the cab files attached to this post and the X2 taskmanager doesn't run the way you expected it to run, have a look at the registry. If the key "HKCU/Software/SonnyEricsson" is missing, you did get a bite of this bug.

What you can do in this case is to uninstall the X2 taskmanager and softreset your device twice. Then try to reinstall it again.

EDIT (hot from the press): a xda developer recently developed a new taskmanager WM 6.5.x! Read about it here
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Lizzo:
thanks. i'll try it:cool:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
I've uploaded the wrong version (a version which disables the notification window). I changed it for the correct version. Please download it again.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] jackielo:
Can you upload some screen?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Check. See above.