yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] renetp2:
Hi,

I have seen a rom with a tool named iBattery in it, i think it was in a energyrom. . . take a look...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] dnahughes:
search batti works great tells voltage -temp very pretty and highly customizable
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] HRQ.SLV:
This is what your looking for:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=612083

Cheers!
[Nexus One General] jekyll36:
ive just ordered my nexus phone, im new to android phones, been with nokia for last 10 years.. so excited about learning about this phone.. what is the best way to exchange all my contacts and text messages etc over to the nexus.. hope someone can help..:cool:
[Nexus One General] Abbsta:
Err don't know about sms but what Nokia OS are you using?
[Nexus One General] jekyll36:
ive got nokia 5800... symbian s60 v5
[Nexus One General] Abbsta:
What you need to do is Sync your 'stuff' with Google which sync with N1. Have a look here:

http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/topic.py?hl=en&topic=14298
[Nexus One General] jekyll36:
thank you.. thats just what i need..
[Nexus One General] laughter95:
yep, i did exactly what the above poster did when i received my phone and magically i got all my contacts to transfer to my n1. so effortless!

coming from symbian to android 2.1 is HEAVEN.

all these complaints people have about this phone cannot phase me. i'm still satisfied and happy with the device, even with its imperfections.
[Nexus One General] Yaotl:
Is there anything for messages?
[Nexus One General] cyborg_001:
What about this?

Guys has anyone used the Sprite Migrate app to send your Nokia N series contacts to the nexus one?
[Nexus One General] DKM119:
I really like my G1 but i'm thinking on upgrading to a new phone in a couple of months...the phone that have been in my mind actually is the Nokia N900...but now with the nice looing N1 things have change...now so far what i know is that the Htc Bravo is gonna have a better camera but a less RAM that the N1...and is gonna have the Sense UI...which i like...anyway any comments on this?
[Nexus One General] melterx12:
where did you hear that?
[Nexus One General] Redestwing:
I'm not to sure on the camera part but I did hear it's got 320MB of Ram.
[Nexus One General] melterx12:
I heard that too but where did you hear it was going to have a better camera? Also none of the stuff about the RAM is confirmed, although Sense UI is most definatly going to be included, but the Nexus One with a custom sense UI rom will be able to run sense UI better anyway if the part about the RAM is true.
[Nexus One General] DKM119:
http://mobile.engadget.com/2010/01/13/3-sweden-says-its-getting-htc-bravo-in-march/

maybe i was wrong about the camera can't find the source...

actually it has a addition of a five megapixel AF cam capable of 720p video capture
[Nexus One General] QMAN101:
That would be the same camera as the N1. I may be biased but I would say that the Nexus One wins against the Bravo hands down.
[Nexus One General] iVisionX01:
I'd just get the Nexus One so you can have a snap dragon phone now then you can install a Sense rom when that comes out.
[Nexus One General] DKM119:
would you care to elaborate?
[Nexus One General] DKM119:
Actually the Bravo has a snapdrangon too....i really like the way it look and i think the optical "balltrack" looks awesome...
[Nexus One General] melterx12:
Look man, the camera is probably going to be the same. The Nexus One will have more RAM, and therefore a Sense UI Custom ROM on the Nexus One will run smoother than any Sense UI ROM on the Bravo. Its pretty clear that the choice, assuming you plan to root the phone and install a custom ROM, is the N1.
[Nexus One General] parrot5:
I like the optical "trackball" a lot better too. I just think that Google would do software updates more/faster than HTC. And I don't care for the Sense UI anymore. Vanilla Android (with tweaks from xda members) is enough for me.
[Nexus One General] SylencedOne:
The optical trackpad is fascinating, if they could light the trackpad with a tri-color led, then I would be interested more.

I think Google was aware of the Bravo when HTC made the Nexus One. They probably were okay with HTC releasing a phone with the same core hardware as the N1 (minus the extra RAM).

EDIT: For me the big incentive for the N1 is the "generally" Vanilla install. With my Sprint Hero, I removed the extras. A lot of people like Sense though, but I waited for a while and realized that Sprint wasn't going to release updates in a timely manner. If I had to rely on anyone for updates, I'm more comfortable relying on Google (and occasionally HTC) for them.
[Nexus One General] hoss_n2:
bravo is the nexus one but the prototype of it no bravo will be released
[Nexus One General] DKM119:
What the heck are you talking about???:confused::confused::confused:...Htc Bravo is getting release in April...and it may be similar to the N1 but is not the same...
[Nexus One General] SylencedOne:
Bravo was listed on HTC's leaked roadmap as reported on this very site:

XDA Developers - [EXCLUSIVE] HTC Portfolio 2010 (Q1-Q2)

Also, here is the other article:

SlashGear - HTC 2010 roadmap leaks: HTC Bravo 1GHz Android confirmed [Updated]
[Nexus One General] shep211:
The n1 and bravo have the same hardware. Bravo will come with sense and wont be rushed like the n1 was. Google released the n1 early to try to beat the other (bravo) snapdragon phones coming out. Why would you buy the n1 over the bravo if you seen the bravo with HTC sense? I love my n1 but now i kinda wish I would of waited for the more polished bravo. You may ask why more polished? I bet it wont have 3g issues, dust under the screeen and alignment issues. All of the n1 issues could have been fixed before launch.
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
Im assuming its CDMA ? Thatd be weird to drop this one on GSM bands so quickly unless its ATT.

Love the optical trackball alot.

I hope those expresso videos Ive seen arent accurate, sense UI looks seriously uglified.
[Nexus One General] DKM119:
you know i used to buy stuff...i used to pre-order stuff long time ago...now i just wait a little see the reviews from people that jump to buy stuff as soon as they came out...and then i get my stuff acording to thoese reviews...i'm gonna wait for the Bravo to be on the market and how thing are...on another note i think that the HTC Bravo look way more cooler than the N1...but that is just me...
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
Rushed like the N1 was? Simply because SOME people are having 3G connection issues, and SOME people are having dust under the screen means it was rushed? This means that the manufactures aren't "manufacturing" the device correctly obviously (not the 3G part). I don't believe it was rushed, I just think they don't know how to make the device at wherever they are shipping it from. If anything, this same exact thing could possibly happen to the Bravo - if they haven't learned from these past mistakes.

This 3G issue seems simply retarded, and I have no way of helping the N1 out on it sadly. I can't see why people would be having connectivity issues. That, I must admit, I guess is an issue that the N1 has. But people are making such a big, please note an - unnecessary - deal out of these issues just to bash the device..not cool >.>
[Nexus One General] DKM119:
I don't own a N1 but are this devices supposse to be phones before anything else...i mean if anybody have problem with the "connectivity"...i think is rigth that the are making big deal out of it...in another note lots a people paid $530 for the N1...dude if i'm paying $530 for a phone at least i need "connectivity"...and dont think anybody (beside engadget and iphones junkies) are bashing the device.
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
o_0 those quotes made that sound weird. And, yes, I agree; the 3G problem is something to complain about.
[Nexus One General] hoss_n2:
but the nexus one was not listed so what and the bravo was supposed to be released in the same month the n1 is released this means that they are both one device (why would htc release same device one with sense ui and another without )
[Nexus One General] Mi|enko:
You have the Rogers Magic and the MyTouch without Sense UI, yet you have the regular HTC Magic with Sense UI. Also, you have the Hero, which is basically the same as the HTC Magic but in another casing/form factor. Who knows why they do the things they do, but what you're asking about ("why would htc release same device one with sense ui and another without") has actually already been done.
[Nexus One General] hoss_n2:
but i still think that the n1 is the bravo (may be iam wrong but i hope they are the same device )
[Nexus One General] Amdathlonuk:
I think we need to get things in perspective.....

I would for a company who make Landing Gears for the big Airlines, these cost around £2 million each, we still STILL have issues even after 6-7 years of planning and developement.

This then requires a retro fit programme which costs THOUSANDS even Hundreds of thousands.

I don't think any phone is rushed as such, you just need to give them day to day use to find their 'weakpoints' on particular devices.
[Nexus One General] Jibreil:
The core differences between a Bravo and Nexus are as follows, please advice me which one is a better buy?

Source:http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone2=3077&idPhone1=3069

Bravo is superior to Nexus One having the following:

- Dolby Mobile sound enhancement

- Optical trackball

- Multi-Touch

- Stereo FM radio with RDS

- 1280x720 pixels Video recording

- WMV9/DivX player

Nexus One's pros over Bravo:

- 512MB RAM

- Dedicated noise cancellation microphone

- Android OS 2.1 Flan (Vanilla)

Can someone confirm whether the Nexus One support 16M color screen or less?
[Nexus One General] 3L173:
Nexus Now or Bravo Later?

Nexus One has a gorgeous 3.7" AMOLED display with a resolution of 800×480 pixels and 16.7 million colors.

I currently own the Nexus one and its more polish, has more power, and a better design than the droid/milestone or any phone currently on the market.

Enjoy the Nexus one experience now or wait for the Bravo in April, the decision is solely on your preference and finance.
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
Supposedly, Sprint's getting a WiMAX phone running Android 2.1 with SenseUI, with a Snapdragon and 4.3" non-AMOLED screen.

http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/17/htc-supersonic-to-ring-in-wimax-on-sprint-android-style/

AT&T also verified that it is going to have several Android devices by HTC, Motorola, and Dell this year.

Good things coming for Android this year. :)
[Nexus One General] DKM119:
Thanks for that info...now i know that i have to wait for the HTC Bravo...i was gonna get a N1 this weekend...anyway...waiting time...
[Nexus One General] mathlang:
I'm slightly curious as to how many of the reported differences are software based, rather than hardware. They do seem to be very similar. I can see the Bravo is slightly smaller, but the screen looks to be the same, so I wouldn't be surprised is the most of the internals was identical.

So what would be the point of having different 3G bands? And the memory differences - could that be another HD2-style hidden block? Why bother with a different wi-fi chip?

They both seem to be pitched at the same market, so their needs to be some justification for their differences - but how many of those differences will ultimately be cosmetic (i.e. software)?

For me, the FM with RDS radio on the Bravo wins it for me. If the second mic has been removed to allow for a better camera, I'm sure I can live with it.

Virgin in the UK have said they're getting it, and if Vodafone don't (and I suspect they won't because they'll have the N1) then I'll move back to them.
[Nexus One General] anthro:
mathlang is right. Software and hardware differences have to be identified.

Hardware-wise, it seems that Bravo is only superior when it comes to FM radio. I don't even want to waste my superphone's battery just for FM radio. Bravo may also have a 16gb micro sdhttp://www.slashgear.com/htc-2010-roadmap-leaks-htc-bravo-1ghz-android-confirmed-0765239/ card included. That's nice, but it's no big deal. Its high res video recording could also be because of hardware, but I'm really more than contented with my Nexus One's camera. I just prefer Bravo's hard keys. That's the big deal.

Nexus One, based on the rumors, would be superior in terms of RAM and noise cancelling. RAM itself is much more important to me than FM radio and a bigger micro SD card.

Software-wise, it seems that HTC's propreitary stuff is giving it advatage. That's probably the reason why its getting the Dolby enhancement and video playback capabilities. However, Nexus One can get all those features, of course. With greater RAM, it will even perform better.

Nexus One also seems to be better of when it comes to software. Google, of course, will prioritize Nexus One software updates over any other device. Nexus One can get all the good stuff Bravo's software has (unless it becomes too hard to port them) plus all the Google goodness.

Time-wise, Nexus One is a bigger deal. By April, imagine all the options consumers would probably have. The two phones are 3 months away. In tech, that's a very long time. Who knows? Nexus One could be cheaper by that time to compete with the Bravo so price could be a non-issue. If you can wait for the Bravo, I would recommend simply waiting for Nexus Two or someting.

Aesthetics-wise, it's going to be a matter of preference. Based on the leaked images, though, I very much prefer the Nexus One. It just feels more high end and polished.

I predict that HTC Bravo will just have an advantage in terms of availability (and hard keys :D). Nexus One will always be limited by Google's reach in terms of selling hardware. However, I'm still for getting a Nexus One NOW. If not, wait for Nexus Two.
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
That was my main reason for picking the N1 over waiting for the Bravo. Just look where we are now: one month after release and already an update to fix with the most glaring connectivity issues plus a bone for the people clamoring for that silly pinch-to-zoom thing. Now look at the Droid. Even its upcoming update is most likely not going to give it live wallpaper/3D app drawer. Neither's a big deal, but still.

Exactly. Three months are a century. By the end of 2010, I understand that there might be 1.5 GHz Snapdragons in phones on the market. By April, a measly 1 GHz phone won't be so fresh anymore--the Bravo will be outdated before it's even out.

I'm not sure I'll even get the N2. Hardware keyboard not my cup of tea. Gonna stay with the N1 until it can't run the latest Android anymore, and considering that even now you can flash custom ROM with Android 2.0 on older phones (and 2.1 is better-optimized than 2.0 if anything), that might be a while.
[Nexus One General] tamarian:
I love HTC sense, and enjoyed my HTC Hero. However, I think with HTC Sense phones, you will have a hard time with firmware updates and Root.

If you need root, and love to have the latest and greatest Android updates, stick to none Sense phones, you can still install Sense ROMs.

If you have no need for root, and can wait several months (6 months so far, and HTC Hero is still at 1.5 with promises of mid 2010 upgrade to 2.0) to upgrade to the latest Android OS updates, then Sense is a sensible choice :)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hellykitto:
I've done an exhaustive search of all forums (plus asked a very experienced developer) and found this problem I'm having posted only once, and it was on a hero. Therefore, I saw no other choice than to post this.

I have a rooted MT3G, running recovery image 1.3.2g.

I am just trying to upgrade to the next cyan, but when I wipe, I get the error message in the subject line while i try to run dalvik cache, and also same error when I try to wipe extensions.

I removed the battery, pulled the sd, reinstalled it, then the battery, rebooted in recovery and tried again. no dice.

I've never had this happen before and I've done quite a few wipes.

Help?

Sorry if this is in the wrong place, etc. I just need some help from someone more experienced than I. It would be much appreciated.

Thank you,

HK
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilkorn:
Yes, it is in the wrong place -- You asked a question so it should belong in the Q&A section.

On my G1/Dream dalvic cache is on the ext partition /system/sd/dalvic-cache.

What is the recovery image 1.6? Flash the recovery image in my sig, not the one for the Dream, but for your phone and run the option if you can't find the commands to do it.

Are you having any problems with the rom install, why do you want to wipe it -- most of the time it doesn't cause problems.

Alternitively you can backup your fat32 partition and remake the partitions and you will be set.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hellykitto:
Truly sorry about the post in the wrong place. I'm sure mods will rectify that soon.

I'm sorry, i had a typo in my original message. Running 1.3 recovery image.

I did not try to install anything further after experiencing this problem- i stopped, restored nandroid, rebooted, asked my friend (who is also stumped) and came here.

Thanks again,

HK
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ace42:
You should go here instead, this isnt really Dream related at all. (Sapphire=MT3G)

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=480

Oh and Amon_RA has a newer version out now that better.Your sd could be a prob if your getting a error when trying to wipe in rec mode.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alwaysbelieve1:
When you get this just take out ur battery, sd card, and then put the sd in, battery in, reboot or boot to recovery. No more prob.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hellykitto:
I did try pulling the battery, then sd, then putting all back and rebooting in recovery. tried it again, but still had the same problem.

Tomorrow I will try an updated recovery image and see what happens.

Is it likely that somehow my sd has corrupted?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bmj1086:
Have you tried just clearing out the dalvik-cache with terminal or adb? You can just remove everything in the folder. Since you have a MT I would recommend that you use adb. Go into recovery and do this.

adb remount
adb shell
# cd /system/sd/dalvik-cache
# rm *

That should clear it
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MMartins:
i'm having the same problem! and the sd folder don't have the dalvik-cache! so that cd \system... don't work for me!

ps- htc magic!
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hellykitto:
As I noted in the title thread, this has been resolved. I figured I would come back and post what I did for others who are having this problem as well, and who might need the same fix.

As it turns out, a theme was causing my problem. I had loaded Alien Aqua a while back, right after I upgraded to 4.2.8. However, for some reason, my phone was reading the original Cyan that I installed- 4.2.4. While this was not causing a problem, apparently it was causing conflicts and corruption.

I re-flashed my root base, then flashed the most recent Cyanogen. No problems whatsoever. All traces of the theme are gone, no force closes, blazing fast phone.

Thanks for the help!
[Advantage X7500, MDA Ameo Upgrading] chocogsm:
I tried a rom ita partout.my x7500 has rom:

rom: 1.25.406.2

r: 1.38.00.00

ROM ext: 1.25.406.103

if anyone has this rom share it for me

thank you
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] birkoffsjunk:
Does exactly what it says on the tin ;)

Stock 'Untouched' OS (1.48.405.2) with Radio from 1.61 (15.30.50.07U_2.06.51.07).

This won't overwrite HardSPL.

Download: Stock 1.48.405.2 WWE with 2.06 Radio.7z - 168.5MB

Thanks to zzattack for hosting.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] abumhmmd1:
THANKs​

shots from my Leo

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[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] aszu:
Well, this is a bit puzzling, I have got this ROM (1.48.405.2 + Radio 2.06.51.07) on brand new, sealed HD2 (from Virgin UK). All the details are exactly like on the screen above.

How is this possible? New batch? :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] birkoffsjunk:
I'd assume since we've all tested it here... HTC have given the green light to ship ;)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Si607:
I found this puzzling too, I have a recent Virgin HD2 and I have downloaded the updates to it from the HTC website. EXCEPT the ROM upgrade, as when I downloaded that it appeared from the downloaded file name that the Protocol and Radio Versions I have on my recent Virgin HD2 are already newer than thoses shown on the downloaded ROM upgrade.

My HD2 software information is exactly the same as posted above.

Please could someone clarify, am I supposed to install the ROM upgrade from the HTC site please, I couldnt work out whether the instructions were for someone already having 1.48.405.2, which I have or whether the download upgrades from that. Thx.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] birkoffsjunk:
I assume that the virgin rom contains most of the hotfixes preapplied. Hotfix 0091217 contains this radio upgrade.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] aszu:
Yeah, mystery solved, 'SIM contacts fix' is in fact radio update to 2.06.51.07

Since HTC has became "quietly brilliant" they are completely rubbish when it comes to inform what exactly all these updates does.. There is only marketing blabbing like "everything was brilliant and now is going to be ever more brilliant"..
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Skywalker74:
This ROM is very fast and stable! :-)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Si607:
Thanks for the replies I totally agree its confusing, I know for a fact that the stock virgin ROM didnt incluse the pink camera update as that was a problem i fixed from HTC's site with noticeanle improvement. So it looks like some have been applied and some not, thanks for the ifo on the radio, does anyone know if the HTC protocol is included in Virgins ROM as thats a different number to the number on the HT website download as mentioned above. Thx
[Touch Cruise General] lok1883:
Im using the [Oct 05] Polaris Kitchen v1.4 Multilang - WM6.1 (Build 19965.1.2.3) ROM for a while now.

having notice anything until now.

ROM Version is 3.13.405.0 WWE

Radio 1.58.21.23

The problem is that when I call numbers that has touch tone option, like press 1 for something, 2 for another...

the speaker emits a very annoying buzzing sound or noise. And I cant hear the other side.

It keeps on going until I soft reset the phone.

otherwise making normal call seems to be ok.

so basically I cant use voicemail, which is kind of a big problem.

I tried to look for answers but found nothing, sorry in advance if there is already a post for it.

Theros
[Touch Cruise General] InfX:
Well, i really don't know why is it happening, but if it is indeed the DTMF tones playback on the earphone that causes it, you may try to simply disable it. It's in the phone options, under sounds, select "off" under keypad. It will still send out those tones, just won't play them on the earphone. I alway had this option on "off" simply because i don't like hearing the DTMF tones while dialing.
[Touch Cruise General] lok1883:
thank you,

problem fixed

can believe its so simple

but its definitely a glitch for this rom
[G4] smartyenrique:
Hello everyone..

I just want to ask u guys about any update for imate ultimate 8502? can any one please guide me .. how do i can update to 6.5 ?

Thanks
[G4] Kev007:
im sorry, but this isnt the correct forum section for your device

it isnt really supported by this site but the largest section about the 8502 i have seen is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=407336

but its a bit outdated, no 6.5 yet

your best bet is to check out: http://www.totalpda.co.uk/forum/i-mate/
[G4] smartyenrique:
i am sorry for the wrong section .. but i have seen a video on youtube, the guy is using MANila 3D rom on his ultimate 8502 :mad:
[G4] dr.nasser:
YES he is using the manilla but with windows 6.1, you can find the manilla cab somewhere in the forum, just search for it "qvga manila"