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[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] gervasius:
yes... you really need a help!!:D

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[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Lamsebamsen:
Here you go...

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[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] 1475:
psst - bro, take care ! if the fbi encrypt ur message, u will get a visit with people with dark sunclasses ... :cool:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] SiliconSquirrel:
WTF is this?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Neville.Holland:
Wrong section - please repost in the iPhone lovers section.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] stickydonkey:
ROFL... Rough translation from iPhone to English: "I wish I bought an HTC HD2". :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] A-K:
Sorry friend is wrong!

Posts did not know hate!​
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] smuppy:
Well... that post made even less sense than the first one. Or?

Doh, get lost.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] A-K:
Managers please delete Thread !​
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Archer:
I don't really think they need asking! :p
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] pgatti@hotmail.com:
you need a psychiatrist !!!!!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] SiliconSquirrel:
Hi, I think he need this more!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] baal_zebub:
hello,

i used original WM6.0 ROM until 2 weeks ago. my battery kept 3 days back then (only 2G, no WLAN, no 3G).

now i upgraded to the actual 6.5.x ROMs (23xxx and 28xxx quePPC and TAI).

the battery drains extremely.

i recharged 100% - left the phone unused for 7h - and have only 80% left. That's way to much - for a unused phone.

My question is:

- what ROM can you recommend, that saves battery life almost as good as the original 6.0 ?

- i still have the original 6.0 ROM Upgrade-Setup-Exe.

Wow can i downgrade to original ROM - only the WM, i want to keep

the installed HardSPL - and want to keep the installed RadioRom.

My technical data:

- herm100

- radio 1.47.00.00 ( i never used another one!)

- all "DisablePowerManagement"-Registry Settings are = 0

- Beam is off

- background light is lowest level

- 3G is off
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] addicus:
Adjust your background lighting. Take it from full brightness to about half and your battery life will increase alot. Also adjust how long before the screen turns itself off. This helps a lot also. All this can be done in settings.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] + Que PPC:
I recomend you... WM6.0 :p or feed back your questions on the right thread please :D Three days? WOW i always need to recharge my hermes everyday and i tho it was normal... jijijiji

Yes you can downgrade to WM6.0 again and the Hardspl remains :cool:
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] addicus:
LOL! I charge my phone nightly also. I never even got 3 days of battery on my wizard. Heck my wife doesn't get 3 days on her sidekick!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] baal_zebub:
@queppc: what exactly do i have to do to flash back to original rom - to keep hardspl (i have the original setup package) .

i need to change Romupdateutility.exe somehow - or take of the bootloader of the setup-package - don't i ?

@addicus/all: yes, 3 days is possible. and about the wizard. my wife has a wizard. she charged it last monday - then yesterday (friday).

that's even 4 days! - but i have to admit, she hardly uses it. only once a day email check (via WLAN), 1-2 SMS - that's it.

(by the way: i already turned my backlight to lowest level)
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] addicus:
ok - I use my phone constantly - phone calls, internet browsing, texting, picture viewing. I'm a freaking junkie. I get a day out of mine (with extended battery) and make sure I charge while driving because bluetooth headset and speaking drain the battery a lot!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] ultramag69:
Not to mention using Tomtom......
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] baal_zebub:
hello,

i didn't downgrade to 6.0 yet (since i still don't know what's exactyl to do - to downgrade, but keep hardspl?)

but it looks like my problem is gone:

all i changed is

- i reformated my SDHC card (i assume this is not the reason)

- i changed my band settings to GSM / GSM 900+1800 + UMTS 2100

-> before i only switched of 3g with the wireless manager - i thought it's the same, but maybe not.

both changes does not really sound like the solution to my battery problem - but it is.

now i have good battery life again! ok, my PDA has never 100%, after taking it of the charger it immediately goes to 97%. then in the beginning it drains a litte faster - it does not take long to around 86% or even 81%.

But then the battery indicator decreases very, very slow.

maybe that battery-indicator with single 1% steps is not that accurate (?)

now my hermes battery drain is ok again. it rests for more than 2 days - depends on usage of course.

i assume if i don't use it it rests for 3 days (i never had the chance to not use it for 3 days ;-)

AFTER THIS - i also did another update. i use TAI V4 now (28205 build). battery life is still ok.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] look13:
I recharge my phone every night and it is enough for using one day, BUT if I am listening audio book via Bluetooth the battery is empty in two - three hours!
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] hystrix65:
Most of wm6.5 roms have the infrared beam automatically turned on. It drains battery! If it doesn't appear on comm. manager you have to do this:

Open "Advanced Config", then click Menu -> More Settings -> Comm Manager. There select Beam. If you want to choose among more than 6 comm you have to choose on the top Button style: Default

Then soft reset

When turned on again, go to connections and check if Beam is turned on or off.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] addicus:
Great information right there. Also to the OP - if you want a WM 6.0 rom and keep HardSpl - just flash the rom. That's what you're doing when you flash the base AT&T rom before flashing a custom rom anyways. If I were you I'd go no lower than 6.1 though. In fact, you may want to try one of CRC's roms as they are very stable.
[HD2 Accessories] THAD LOVELACE:
the HTC HD2 Extended Battery (HTC-EBATHD2), which they expect to arrive in February 2010 and which promises to double battery life.

Minimum capacity of 2200mAH.

http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=12365

http://www.clove.co.uk/viewProduct.aspx?product=6C9DA87E-F55C-4BE1-ACD7-3AC07A7E6635
[HD2 Accessories] chongbh:
Actually, this is a good idea if you don't mind the thickness of the battery but with the Kick Stand is very cool.

Wonder when it will be available in Singapore HTC Service Centre? :confused:
[HD2 Accessories] Spike15:
So we can get double the battery life at the expense of it no longer fitting in holsters et cetera?

No thanks.
[HD2 Accessories] llcooljazz:
I think it looks quite cool, but I have doubts it will be out in Feb. Our HTC guy says

"Not released yet due to approval status. Hope to be able to send out more details next month."

and that is just more details not the product itself.
[HD2 Accessories] MrMagicMushroom:
That kickstand looks very handy, not so keen on the thickness but I guess that's what you get with so much power.
[HD2 Accessories] Shasarak:
Given that my HD2 has been known to go from 100% battery to zero in less than 9 hours without even coming out of stand-by, this can't come soon enough for me.
[HD2 Accessories] str0g:
render looks nice, but how will it be looking in real?
[HD2 Accessories] kentaHD2:
If you compare the thickness of this HD2 with the extended battery to the combination of iPhone and Mophie Juice Pack then this is essentially thinner and definitely more attractive.

I would get one as soon as it arrives at Germany.:cool:
[HD2 Accessories] peredenoel:
good idea with kickstand, but in my point its need a bluetooth keyboard to support:D, because we should touch the screen more carefully when it stand.:rolleyes:
[HD2 Accessories] peredenoel:
Official HTC capacitive stylus for HD2 now shipping
[HD2 Accessories] Akademist101:
check this out its a bluetooth keyboard you can connect and is definitely pocketable:

http://cache.gizmodo.com/assets/resources/2007/02/btkeyboard.jpg

i was thinking of using it in conjunction with the new extended kickstand. i think it looks awesome. i have an extended battery with my g1 which is hella chunky so this wont bother me one bit since more longevity, sleek looking and functionality (kickstand) i can see myself doing work on it more.

Cost of both: £80 (might be able to get it less for both)
[HD2 Accessories] bloob:
I think the extended battery and kick stand will be great for watching movies, slideshows and the media player. What would make it even nicer would be for Sense to have a landscape mode as well.... Is this in the 2.xx ROM?
[HD2 Accessories] cranesky:
I want this ！
[HD2 Accessories] lee1980:
I'm dreaming of that since weeks. After seeing that image weeks ago I felt immediately in love with it. ;-)

I really hope that this is gonna look as shown on that image. Once thats out there will be hopefully new cases considering the size with extended battery :D
[HD2 Accessories] Bence:
Nice that they have made that battery...but there is no information about its cappacity?

Original stock battery's cappacity is 1230mah if I'm correct...what's the new one's?
[HD2 Accessories] lee1980:
Something around 2200 if I'm not mistaken.

http://www.devicewire.co.uk/official-htc-hd2-extended-battery
[HD2 Accessories] UncleBeer:
Yikes! Price: £51.08! That's $82 for ya'll Stateside. Seems pretty pricey to me...
[HD2 Accessories] nndosi:
And for us TMO HD2 owners...

Does anyone know if this extended battery will fit the US TMO HD2 version? I'm seriously thinking about getting one, but have my concerns about it not fitting, as some HD2 cases do not fit the TMO version...

And can someone post a link to that cool bluetooth keyboard that was posted above?
[HD2 Accessories] c_legaspi:
what would be even better is if it incorporated a charger just like the palm pre touchstone or the power mat
[HD2 Accessories] Tm5078:
must have updated site min. 2300

price £39.95
[HD2 Accessories] alecs:
Forgive my misunderstanding here but the handtec site lists the part number as BA S410. When I google that the hits state this is a HTC Desire battery!?

Is that the US name for the HD2?

Also it lists the battery as "identical" to the standard battery i.e. will fit in the same phone without a larger backing plate for the phone ?

See our friends at Handtec

http://www.handtec.co.uk/product.php/2763/htc-desire-official-battery--ba-s410-

However the BA S410 is stated on the devicewire site as having 2300mAh and the Handtec site with that part number states 1400mAh

So my question is if this is suitable for the HD2 in the same physical footprint and rather than 1230mAh in the standard battery this supplies 1400mAh how much longer life will this give?

Basic calculations based on a 10 hour day is 1.3 hours (1400-1230=170 170 is a 13% increase)

The price of the battery (without the backing plate with kickstand) is £12.49
[HD2 Accessories] troed:
Got mine two days ago from expansys.

For me now the HD2 fits perfect into my palm since the bulge in the back gives an excellent handrest when working on the go.

Click-Stand is a nice feature but makes maximum sense only with a ROM that allows rotation also of lock-screen and Sense (Mine is 1.48 GER, CHT 1.6). So You just put the HD2 on the desk and work with it ............ :)

Batt power now is excellent: Inserted Ext-Batt on delivery, loaded it, worked now with the HD2 for twoe days w/o recharge (random phone calls, e-mailing, some search and web-surfing with Opera and IE, some watching You-Tube-Vids, Texting, 1 hr Navigation with my Aviation Navi-Prog, some file transfers in my office network) and I am down now to 72%

GREAT
[HD2 Accessories] Win_XP:
Here we have a review about this HD2 battery:

http://pockethacks.com/htc-hd2-extended-battery-review/
[HD2 Accessories] malias4:
it seems like a gd idea when lookin movies but ithink it looks a bit ugly. plus now it wont fit in the oem leather case eh?

but then if it realy gives u double buttery time prob it worth it:(
[HD2 Accessories] osrix:
can anyone tell me if the back cover is metal or plastic? the review seems to state its metal

but i would like to know for sure!
[HD2 Accessories] troed:
Can´t tell exactly: looks exactly like the finish of original back cover but feels more like plastic since it´s lighetr than original cover: from looks and feel: no difference
[HD2 Accessories] Tubgirl:
So has anyone found a video review of it yet? I've searched YouTube with no luck.
[HD2 Accessories] troed:
Performance:

I charged the ext.batt last time on Friday evening in my car and worked with HD 2 the entire weekend: a lot of downloads from XDA, surfing XDA, some phone calls in free speech mode, listening to music (1hr) w/o headsets, installing some apps from XDA, freewarepocketPC, surfing OpenMarket, surfing MS Marketplace, updating some apps, resetting, playing around with LeoCPUSpeed V2.0, some navigation-tests, watching a short movie on TCMPM (30 mins), surfing Youtube and warching (20 mins) and so on....

Yesterday evening I was then down to 25 % :D

Great ! Huh ?
[HD2 Accessories] nndosi:
does anyone know if this battery and the cover will fit the us tmo hd2? i can't seem to find an answer to this question...
[HD2 Accessories] dogbreath:
Hmm..

Weight?

Cases?

Will it fit HTC leather pouch with a bit of stretching etc?

Roarrr, i like the idea though
[HD2 Accessories] karlpj:
It is heavy and big. You will be a bit shock when you have it in your hands. It makes more difficult and wierd to place it in the pocket, as the phone is already big, but it is not impossible at all if you don't mind to have the bulky new size.

Having said that it fits perfectly with the design, looks well build even being plastic. Also the phone holds better in the hand and feels more confortable.

It is simply a question of you really need that extra battery. If you do and don't mind the extra volume it is ok. If not it is better to use it only for special ocasions (travels etc) and meantime use the normal battery.

The default battery is weak compared with the touch pro 2, for example. I use the phone continuosly. I personally always run out off of power with the default batteries before the end of the day, but because I have power sources around it is not a big problem.
[HD2 Accessories] billu:
I would like the answer to this question as well.
[HD2 Accessories] billu:
If you go to the link, it clearly states it is for the HTC Desire, an Android phone and not HD2 by another name. Maybe they made a mistake initially which has now been corrected.
[HD2 Accessories] nsx_23:
What're you using for aviation? The HD2's large screen would be way easier to see in the cockpit than the small Garmin navs I am normally stuck with.
[HD2 Accessories] pa2ra:
How did you charge it? my oem cables won't charge the battery... strange?

Rene
[HD2 Accessories] pa2ra:
In addition: it is the standard HD2 charger, but I have the alternating orange/green led problem. How do I charge my HTC Extended Battery (original one, from Expansys UK... 51 EUR... :-( )
[HD2 Accessories] optiknerv:
I tried and i had to use my teeth to get it back out again lol. Maybe i could get it to stretch with time. Im on the hunt for a case with the extra space but since the phone is already one of the largest on the market it isnt easy. Suppose im going t have to wait until someone makes one.
[HD2 Accessories] karlpj:
I don't have any problem to charge the new battery. I don't try to use the computer for that, I plug it with the normal charger. The bettery last for ever. It feels more than the double even it is not more. I guess that is because when my battery was 30% I was starting to be worry bout now that is only 70%.
[HD2 Accessories] DeriquedeCoux:
Does anyone have any news on when the extended life SLIM battery will be released, either by SEIDIO or MUGEN POWER? I'd like more battery life but not that huge back.

*EDIT* Found one from Mugen Power.. only and extra 70 mAh.. not sure if it's worth it but I might buy.
[HD2 Accessories] abbyl75:
Orange/Green ligth

I just received the clove battery of 2300 mAH.

When I tried to load it, it seems that it didn't succeed. The light were flashing orange and green alternatively.

The percentage of load during a whole night went from 52% to 82%.

Stayed at 82 % during a whole day...

I turned off the phone and then I was at 100 %...

Any idea or solution?

I use the OEM cable and tried from an electrical plug, from PC.

Did someone succeed?

I feel that it's more a software problem.
[HD2 Accessories] nndosi:
I may just be an idiot, but doex ANYONE know if this battery will fit a US TMO HD2? I just don't want to buy it and have it not work. Does anyone with a us hd2 have this battery? Thanks, everyone.
[HD2 Accessories] phumbaa:
I have exactly the same problem! Anybody knows a solution please...??
[HD2 Accessories] abbyl75:
Clove told me to Hard reset the phone....

Did someone try before I try?
[HD2 Accessories] phumbaa:
I did just yesterday. installed the 1.66 rom, couse the htc service desk told me that it would solve the problem.

NOT!

it just wont charge at all now... so I'm pretty sure now that it's software related.
[HD2 Accessories] phumbaa:
An now it works!

Installed original 1.66 rom yesterday... Nothing happened.

This morning, I dicided to take the battery out of the phone while charging. When I put the battery back in (with te power connected), the phone rebooted and the charging problem was gone. even after reboot still working!

So for me that was the way to reset the battery and get it to work
[HD2 Accessories] pappadj:
Anyone know where to purchase this from? Is it even in production anywhere?

to answer my own question. I emailed Clove and here's my response:

Hi David,

Thanks for your email.

Unfortunately we are no longer able to supply the requested product. The blog post that you have come across is from January 2010 when we first ranged the item. You may be able to pick one up from somewhere like ebay.

Regards

Chris Ward

Clove Technology

TEL: +44 (0)1202 552936

DDI: +44 (0)1202 200963

FAX: +44 (0)1202 552937

Email: wardy@clove.co.uk

Website: www.clove.co.uk

Twitter: @_chrisw

Linked In: Chris Ward

I checked ebay and amazon and throughout the interwebs and could not find it, anyone have another suggestion for a decent kickstand extended battery that's not too cheaply made for the battery quality and in design?
[HD2 Accessories] Ansem:
me too want this fantastic bundle :D someone know where i can find it?
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] wrsg:
2 new kernels dropped today, still no GSM Hero, but there is CDMA Hero for US pplz

Is this 2.1? anyway it looks like its close.

http://developer.htc.com/
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] gu1dry:
Um, the GSM Hero kernel source has been out since 22 Oct 09.

The CDMA Hero kernel source that was finally released is for Android 1.5.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] an0therus3r:
All 1.5 if you ask me.

If it would be 2.1 we would already noticed it.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] gu1dry:
Well the HTC Tattoo kernel source was released also & it's supposed to be running Android 1.6.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] wrsg:
well its only been out a matter of hours...
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] foxmeister:
No, it is not 2.1 because it is not Android. It is the kernel source for the CDMA Hero. It is kernel version 2.6.27, which is the same revision level as the one which shipped with the device.

The kernel source is quite separate from the Android source code which is released under the AOSP. However, it does seem that the Android 2.1 code was dropped into AOSP earlier this week. (Edit: for more info, see here)

Regards,

Dave
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
The CDMA Hero kernel source is out as you can see here (22 Jan 2010).

Direct download source here.

Mirrors:

Mediafire: link

DarkTremor: link

Gigasize: link

TurboUpload: link
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tom3k:
and so the floodgates have opened

Well folks here it is. I am going to bed. Its 415est. I bet by the time I wake up u crazy devs will have ripped this **** appart limb from coded limb. Good luck.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] aaron130:
I don't know a whole lot about this so excuse the noob question but does this mean we don't have to run 1.5 anymore and can finally have an up to date operating system like 2.0 or 2.1??
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
We already have 1.6, 2.0, 2.0.1 & 2.1 ROMs out for the CDMA Hero, but the release of the kernel source means we have the means to improve on the performance of the kernel, porting to 2.6.29 (which is the true kernel 1.6 SDK4, 2.0, 2.0.1 & 2.1 use) & proper drivers for all the hardware.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
Just on a side note, it's weird but HTC double tarball'd the source.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] abcdfv:
IT'S A TRAP! lol.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] johndoehizzle:
^ lol...i been refreshing the HERO CDMA Forum's all freakin night..waiting for the devs to show up LOL
[Hero CDMA Android Development] 5tr4t4:
How do you mean? I see a bzip-ed tarball (.tar.bz2).

Man it's nice to finally see this. First step: finding proof of kernel modifications and therefore HTC's months-long violation of the GPL!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] aaron130:
Sorry I screwed up my last post I know we have those roms available what I meant was we will finally have a fully functional 1.6,2.0 or.2.1 correct?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] askwhy:
Thank you for the mirror -- I was repeatedly unable to complete a download direct from HTC, and was starting to get worried. Your mirrored file seems perfectly intact, however, and for that I am grateful.

Cheers!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] the_miker:
Something tells me the devs here are gonna have lots of fun with this over the weekend! :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] wtphoto:
as much as I agree with you on we need to find that they actually did violate GPL I dont think that they should be hassled about it at this oint just document the facts. What was it exactly that they violated how long where they in violation. and keep a link to the "Attempts to get kernel source code thread" so that if the issue does come up again then we have actual documentation on their practices with open source code.

Just my opinion
[Hero CDMA Android Development] athlet1c:
Very exciting
[Hero CDMA Android Development] troyboytn:
very exciting indeed. finally...we can say thanks to HTC
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tkirton:
Additional mirrors here:

http://www.darktremor.com/files/heroc_ef05d31a.tar.bz2

http://www.gigasize.com/get.php?d=7mz6nt92h8c

http://www.turboupload.com/wwuvp9rk31ta/heroc_ef05d31a.tar.bz2.html
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Kcarpenter:
Any one else notice all this useless crap..like a CDRom driver?? WTH. :confused:

EDIT:

There is a lot of stuff in here that seems useless, mostly stuff for a full linux kernel. We should surely be able to make the foorprint drasticly smaller if all this stuff is getting compiled into it. Why would we need PowerPC or IA64 stuff???
[Hero CDMA Android Development] flipzmode:
http://geekfor.me/news/sprint-kernel-compiled/ :)

By the way, toast and others have noticed (and it seems I can confirm) that HTC's power management might be closed source and isn't included. This means that even though the screen turns off and it reports that it's sleeping it might drain quicker than normal.