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[Nexus One Themes and Apps] cigar3tte:
That looks like the default IME that comes with the Hong Kong version of the Nexus One. If you watch the video, see when the phone switched to English, it looks just like the default Android keyboard.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] wataru:
I think there is no HK version unless it is a HTC bravo

I ordered my phone in HK and there is no IME for chinese at all =(
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] yamanote:
All the nexus ones ordered from google.com/phone are the US versions (ie no multitouch in the default apps, English input only and esp. no Chinese input) no matter where you ship it to, be it the US, UK, SG or HK.

I should know- I have a Nexus One which was shipped to me in Hong Kong and I have no HTC_CIME ;)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] cocoaju:
So who has this CIME? Someone must have it and holding it back... Please share...
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] wataru:
the ime in that video is the hand writing program extracted from acer liquid... is there one that can share?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] antony34:
any one got Acer Liquid A1 on hand? I was try the update IME from Acer HK, but it not work....I think we need to get the apk file from A1...
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] legolee:
the 2 guys at chinese speaking forums still refused to share their insights, which is bad ~_~

In the meantime, we have some process at the modaco forum.

check if out (i can't post link here, sorry)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] johnowa636:
NM..Delete
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] felixjai:
Chinese Handwriting works! From Acer / Penpower ROM :D

I found the apk file to install the handwriting from Acer Liquid. The program is created by Penpower. The latest one is v1.0.4 but doesn't work N1. I installed v1.0.3 and it works. There are few minor issues but it's still better than using pinyin or other IME...

I uploaded the apk to this post. or download from the original link v1.0.3 is here

http://uploadrobots.com/eqnMby#

The original post from modaco is here

http://android.modaco.com/content/a...how-to-extract-apps-from-liquid-2-000-03-rom/
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] legolee:
Yes, we still need the other IME apk files from Acer Liquid to get it fully working!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] wataru:
yep ... partial working =)

Thank you very much... hope people can extract the other apk to make it fully work....

I must use the full screen handwriting mode to write chinese.

I cant switch to on screen keyboard for typing english and numbers.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] lokto7:
Any good news? HTC CIME on Nexus one?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] kiay:
Search man!!! Paul has released a HTC CIME version few weeks ago in the Nexus One forum...
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] :
sorry, but i dun really see the release that u mentioned...
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] kiay:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=672094&highlight=cime

a simple search give me this ... enjoy...
[General Questions and Answers] dimmar2010:
Please someone help me, i need GREEK ROM FOR 6.5 HTC DIAMOND 2. Thanks
[Touch CDMA General] zbubblez:
What is NAND?

All i know is its .. well what i think it is is flashing your phones storags and installing Android where WM was..

Could anyone explain to me how to do this, or give me a link to a tutorial?
[Touch CDMA General] bri3d:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=603508 should have all you need covered. :)
[Touch CDMA General] zbubblez:
TYVM biiggg help 8D
[Touch CDMA General] mssmison:
nand is the internal memory on your phone. To put it in terms of your computer it's the internal hdd, where as the sd card is an external hdd..

Does that help?
[Touch CDMA General] zbubblez:
i have a nother question, you have to unlock ur phone, does and once u install android is WM still on my phone, like can i still use it? because the hero rom doesnty send texts when i use it off my SD card and im afraid it wont send texts when i have it on NAND, then ill b stuck if i cant use WM. And finally does NAND make it ALOT fast cause the hero rom is terribly lagging on SD card
[Touch CDMA General] PaceyWhitter:
To flash Android on the NAND you have to unlock your phone first, if you have a custom ROM you have already unlocked your phone. If you install Android on the NAND, it will completely remove Windows Mobile, the only way to get WinMo back would be to flash a WinMo ROM.

As for a speed difference, there would not be a huge difference if you have a fast SD card (class 6). If you have a slower card you will see a marked difference in speed.

If you are worried about speed you should try a different build, if you like Hero, jamezelle's sensehero build is probably the fastest, but it isn't nearly as fast or stable as plemen's themed donut builds.
[Touch CDMA General] mssmison:
I'd suggest you use the tattoo build posted by vilord. It sends texts just fine. I used it for a while and really liked it.
[Touch CDMA General] PaceyWhitter:
True, but, vilord's build is too large to flash in it's current state so you will have to run it through Haret.
[Touch CDMA General] zbubblez:
link please =]? and with every build i use it wont send txt messages, i got one of them to actually now that i think about it, it was the Eclair one, but all others wont
[Touch CDMA General] mssmison:
The only builds that have sms issues are the hero based builds. And if fact it does send the text it just reports that it doesn't.

Seeing as you're just starting out in nand, start with DZO's android install package here.

It's a great build.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=593786
[Touch CDMA General] zbubblez:
im not gonna do NAND, im currently using SD android, but im not gonna do NAND cause i dont want to lose WM because currently android isnt working right
[Touch CDMA General] ali3nfr3ak:
10 charaters
[Touch CDMA General] zbubblez:
yea, cause that tells me alot
[Touch CDMA General] mssmison:
what is it that is not working right in android for you?

GPS works, bluetooth works(on the right builds), sms, calls, etc..
[Touch CDMA General] Nick N:
I have settled for WM6.5.x and Vilord's Tattoo on a class 6 4gb micro sdhc. That way I can flash the newest WM and still play with android. I have used a 2gb with Android and it is definitely slower. Even a Kingston class 4 was noticably slower.
[Touch CDMA General] ali3nfr3ak:
yeah sorry about that said something was wrong lol
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] oracledagger:
I have done a bit of searching for this and I am having a difficult time finding a solution to my problem.

My problem is, I can't access individual notifications anymore.

I have the HTC Pure, (hence why I'm here), when I touch the top of my phone, the black bar on top with all the icons, to access the notifications section, I am able to see the new notifications, like alarm, message sent, and any other reminders. I can highlight each one, but it no longer pops up the chosen notification. I can't individually see whats new and delete them after, the only way to clear the notification region is to hit "Dismiss all"

I have the original rom that came with AT&T wm 6.5, there are only two programs that I have installed that I can think of that MAY affect the notification section of my phone.

The BKalltabs manila 2.1 wvga - which just lets you put up a picture for all the tabbed backgrounds, rather than just homescreen

The HTC hotfix for text sms - for the pure phone rather than the tilt 2 which was mentioned in this forum

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=580679&page=2

I feel that this hotfix which "stops" the message sent notification in reality just prevents my notifications from working correctly - I say this because the "message has been sent" still shows up in the notification area...just doesn't pop up anymore.

Sorry for the long message, thought I would try to make it as detailed as possible.

Thanks for any and all help

Oracledagger

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[General Questions and Answers] Caker:
Hi, I've been looking into buying a usb battery charger (with batteries) so that when my battery dies, instead of charging my decive I just swap the battery. I wanted to know if they are safe to use? The chargers are sold based on the type of device, but I've noticed different carriers have different mAh.

I know mAh is really only the lifespan of the battery but do devices require that specific battery or does it not matter?
[HD2 General] Monty Burns:
so, i've no doubt that many of you have been using your HD2's for a while now, during your experiences have you noticed any one significant problem? For example, the SMS sending issue or maybe with push email on the battery life is awefull?

What is your single biggest issue with it?
[HD2 General] lancelot54:
The biggest issue for me was the SMS problem. Now fully corrected by HTC. I'm proud of my little Leo :D I use mine with email in push all the day, and I've about 30% at the end of the day, using my phone every minute :D
[HD2 General] bzdemes:
My only real issue is the ultra slow messaging system. Not the sending bug which is apparently fixed. This is just where it takes forever to load your messages making you wait before you can type and send your message!

Very irritating problem but not a show stopper! Still loving the phone :P

I get 2-3 days of light use(Dont use it much at work just texting) and at least 1 day of heavier use(sitting browsing the web, playing music etc on the weekends). I have a second battery with me most of the time just incase i let it run out :)
[HD2 General] wacky.banana:
There's tons of information already on here to help you make your own decision.

The question

YOU

have to answer is whether there are any deal breakers for you from the stacks of info that is already on here. This thread, for example, is a good place to start...http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=583638

There are just so many threads on here now where people are effectively asking others to make a buying decision for them/asking exactly the same thing. The unique features of the HD2 will remain the same no matter how many times this question gets asked.

At the end of the day, whether you buy or not is entirely down to you.

WB
[HD2 General] Monty Burns:
i've read that thread, usefull but far from concise. I am of course reading taking particular interest in this sub-forum, reading much of it but....

I'm not looking for what "most" people are looking for. I've left this fairly open ended question in the hope(?) that someone will mention what is a fairly unobvious to the masses issue but is a serious issue for them.

I'm looking for something that might be silly and therefore probably not mentioned by most of you but could stop it for me. I don't know what "it" might be but for example it could be that you can't put delivery receipts on a text message ....

I will be using ALL the functions of this phone and I wan't to try to eliminate any suprises!
[HD2 General] creed:
Power hungry!

For me it's the power hungry nature of this beast. You can actually watch the battery draining right before your eyes if you are using it to surf or watch movies. I was shocked just how fast it drains.

Got a second battery now which I keep with me at all times. Batteries are the achilles heels of these powerful mini devices and I am very much looking forward to the new 3D lithium ion batteries becoming widely available as this will surely revolutionise mobile phones. Sorry going off topic there!
[HD2 General] snerkler:
Can't say there's one MAIN problem, but it takes a lot of work to get it set up and running how you want it to, especially if you are unfamiliar with Winmo as I am
[HD2 General] wacky.banana:
Hello again,

I quite understand where you are coming from but the approach I would have taken would be to make a private list of all the functions the device absolutely must have for you to be happy with it then confirm there aren't any issues with those functions through the info on here, sufficient for you to say no.

The key thing you have to remember, which new adopters from other devices don't realise, is that the HD2 isn't really a phone in the traditional sense. Its more like a small computer with telephony and messaging capability added on.

It therefore has much in common with the behaviours of a Windows computer (not surprising really as the OS is a "miniturised" version of windows). What kills it for a lot of people is that they expect it to behave exactly like a Nokia phone which it won't.

For many of us who have used winmobile devices for years, the things that may well be deal breakers for you just would not come up on our radar, hence my suggestion above of a different approach from you to get to a decision point. Being able to tweak the device, for example is a major plus as this gives great flexibility to customise the device. That attraction for me is a major deal breaker for others.

I would wager that there is a direct correlation between the numbers of people new to the winmobile platform and the number of posts on here expressing dissatisfaction with the device in one shape or form (SMS issue aside, of course).

Hope this is helpful.

WB
[HD2 General] Monty Burns:
Indeed it is WB! very welcome and very helpfull.:)

Been in WinMo for years and very skilled with it so its not a new device to me.

Also spent many years in support roles so very adept at extracting relevant info from a mass of other stuff.
[HD2 General] drewX2:
I dont have these issues at all. As long as you dont mind tweaking things here and there, I think you will enjoy the experience.
[HD2 General] wacky.banana:
And here was I , thinking you were a mere babe in the woods. :)

WB
[HD2 General] romka.t:
It's a great device, but before buying one, I'd suggest to test it if you have the possibility...

In eastern Europe there were very many faulty devices; was unlucky to get one myself...
[HD2 General] Monty Burns:
thanks but won't have that issue, we are very well protected in the UK when buying from a shop.
[HD2 General] kr00t0n:
If you have experience with past WM devices, then the HD2 will blow your socks off!

I've had WM since my MPX200 back in 2004, and the HD2 is by far the best WM device ever, even with it's few minor niggles (and be realistic, what phone doesn't have niggles?).
[HD2 General] dagrim1:
Well, my main issue was the crappy messaging but with the latest sms-hotfix that is also corrected! No more issues now... loving it every single minute!
[HD2 General] lordbowl:
No Voice control over bluetooth

Have had an HD2 for a few weeks now, and while it’s a great machine in most respects, the main deficiency for me is the lack of voice control over bluetooth. It's mentioned in quite a few other threads.

I ride a motorcycle and have used a helmet mounted scala-rider headset with a Dopod 838Pro for a couple of years (mostly for initiating and receiving phone calls, but occasionally having messages or calendar entries read out).

The lack of this function on the HD2 is a major drawback for me, and I imagine anyone for whom voice control is important (eg. if you drive/ride a lot).

Have had WinMo since before there were WinMo phones (HP 620lx, then XDA II, then JasJar, JasJam and now HD2) and I bought an iPhone 3GS (surreptitiously for my girlfriend) to see what all the fuss is about and to see for myself if the device is as good as the fanboys in my office gush on about.

I hate the way it's all locked-in to iTunes and you can't really tweak things to the level we're used to with WinMo, but everything "just works" (wi-fi, voice control, SMS conversation mode etc.)

If the voice control isn't enabled in an imminent ROM update I may have to consider selling my HD2 and begrudgingly keep the iPhone for myself.

Just my opinion – hope that helps with your decision.
[HD2 General] terrytpot:
For anyone with a previous satisfactory experince of winmo it's a no brainer...go for it! I personally had all sorts of problems years back with an Orange MDA and was slightly nervous about going down that road again but so far my HD2 has lived upto and exceeded all of my expectations. My requirements boil down to:

Must work well with a bluetooth headset in a noisy place (I drive a truck)..it does!

Obviously must function well as a phone..it wouldn't be any good if I couldn't speak to anyone but no problems whatsoever on that count!

Must have decent internet access...it does (grabbing e-mails and surfing all day)

Must let me tweak it to add various apps..it does (6 sat nav progs and still adding them!)

Texts I use very infrequently as its easier just to speak but the texts I send and recieve seem to be fine (and thats without any hotfix applied!)

My only slight concern is battery life but as I'm near a charger all day long its no biggy and I've yet to address this with any of the tweaks floating about.

thats my twopenneth..:)

just seen the post above me...I use Cyberon Voice Speed Dial which works fine for me but as I have to tap a button on my headset to fire it up I guess it's not much use for you (unless you drill a hole in the side of your shoei so you can prod a button:D)

Retraction time...owing to a PM from Lordbowl I've just checked and it would appear that CVSD actually uses the mike on the HD2 and not the one on my bluetooth headset to obtain the info about which contact I want to call so it's not much use if you are wearing a helmet!:o
[HD2 General] morpheus1982:
This was fixed yesterday!
[HD2 General] SOLRAC13:
To be honest, if you are lucky you may end up with a zero faults device, but you my also consider,that you may have the sms problem which is not solved as many here seem to say.

Also you may get the pink spot that even with htc fix it will still there but not as ovieuse.

Also you must take in consideration that you cannot trust your future phone for making calls, because some times he does not wake up.

And must take in consideration that you may end up with the noise bug while in a call. plus many littel other bugs that you can live with (extrimily difficult to type,with out faults) the screen is over sensitive......Hope it helps for your desition
[HD2 General] apemonkeyman:
Audio Booster

Since the SMS outbox bug was fixed yesterday there is only 1 bug that irritates the crap out of me... Audio Booster needs to be re-enabled for every song that is played using Audio Manager unless you want untouched EQ.

I have tried setting AB & hitting "Done"/Home/Back but whatever I do it still dies after 1 or 2 tracks.

HTC reassure me this is to be fixed in a future release otherwise I would be looking for other alternatives.

I think the HD2 is a fantastic piece of kit but let down by HTC's bugginess. :(
[HD2 General] lancelot54:
Have you tried SRS WOW ? It fix it, and give you a soooOOO better sound, by far :)
[HD2 General] chmun77:
nope... seems like it is still a bugger for the sms issue... it is still not fixed yet for some users and the some of the users are not even able to install the fixed at all...
[HD2 General] apemonkeyman:
Thanks for that tip!! SRS WOW works a treat!! :)

Meanwhile, digging into the Leo Hints & Tips thread, 668 messages in, I found:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5164473&postcount=668 which seems to be behaving itself... err, most of the time. :)

I did have this problem on 1.43 but since going to 1.61 & now back to 1.48 it has not happened again.:confused:

Time will tell with the SMS issue but for me the HD2 is ALMOST the device I hoped it would be... at least Vodafone allows delivery reports!
[HD2 General] jakem:
To be fair, your comparison with the iPhone makes no sense. You can't say that the HD2 doesn't "just work" because a feature you value is missing. That would be like saying the iPhone doesn't "just work" because it's incapable of multitasking or because Safari can't play flash video. As I don't have any problems with my HD2 I think it's fair to say that it "just works" as well.
[HD2 General] Karlos G:
My biggest gripes...

Incorrect exposure that ruins night time photo's using the flash.

Battery Life (But this is understandable.... Spec/Performance vs Slim form factor = Short battery life).

Poor sound quality, both ear piece and external (some users seem to agree whilst others do not).
[HD2 General] sunking101:
I was an HD2 owner and had to jump ship. Certain aspects of the device are absolutely fab and I do miss those but the dealbreakers for me were:

Super-loud volume in the earpiece and speakerphone, even on the lowest setting

Dreadful calll quality - crackles, distortion and general nastiness

SMS issue

The keyboard - a truly horrid typing experience
[HD2 General] tictac0566:
I don´t have any of those issues.

I do think that there are faulty units shipped to the market, the same happens with virtually any mass product in the world. If you happen to be among the unhappy ones who get one of those broken units, you will make a bad experience, of course. And yes, I read your threads, I know your story.

On a side note, the typing experience is something you really must get used to, the screen sensitivity, coupled with the sheer speed of the device, must be learned. Coming from an iPhone, I did not face this problem, but I had to get used to the speed.

The main problem, imho, is that a flagship product like the HD2 was shipped with system software in a late beta status, maybe just in order not to miss Xmas business, nor to interfere with the Nexus launch, or whatever.

An HD2 with no tweaks and whatever special thingies from sites like this one here will offer quite an ok experience, but the full power is not unleashed. In other words, to get the full experience, too much work is needed to be done, a task which might be too difficult for the average user.
[HD2 General] rahulelectra:
Yeah One and only one

Its Expensive !!!!!! lol
[HD2 General] imperiallight:
Rubbish rubbish old apps that are never updated. E-reading is much better on my 3g S. The algorithms or whatever they use in the new iphone programs make it seem faster than this piece of junk.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pardus:
My seemingly unique problems (documented here on xda) with my Dream stem from the phone's registers seeing a completely full battery as flat, the phone is a Leaf Int. Dream from South Africa which is apparently similar to a Rogers

The phone (rooted) boots into CM4.2.12 with no problem, but I can't use use it because the moment I unplug it, it shuts down seeing the full battery as empty.

The following don't work:

RUU_DREAM.exe (original ROM from Leaf) - (battery below 30% - can't continue)

flash DREAIMG.nbh from bootloader ('battery is too low - change a battery')

How can I unroot if I can't flash DREAIMG.nbh from the bootloader? (and not through fastboot either as it's then connected to power via the usb, I need to do this from the recovery console)
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pardus:
Nope it looks like it can't be done, anything I try gives me a "battery low" error, even fastboot

I give up
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ciwrl:
Have you tried wiping the battery stats via the Amon_Ra 1.5.2 recovery?

Also, how are you certain that the battery isn't actually bad? Lithium ions are known to wear out...
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pardus:
Wiping battery stats was the first thing I did, I charged the battery externally on a Lithium Polymer battery charger, it took 1153mAh from empty showing the battery is 100% (it's a 1150mAh battery)

And in case it was perhaps messed up electronics in the battery I tried a different battery - the same