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[Nexus One General] Mi|enko:
Note sure what you're talking about. I don't have this problem. When I go into the Gallery and choose an image, it's blurred for a couple seconds, but then clears up.
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
Not sure why ur's are blurry? My Gallery pic's are very clear & in focus!
[Nexus One General] optimus82:
My pics are not blurry or any less original quality. Maybe your pics are just taking long to render. Is your memory card full? I have a class 6 and it takes about 2 sec for a pic to render.
[Nexus One General] kuyamon:
I started a thread with a similar issue, but it deals with pictures posted on Picasa.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=623152&highlight=gallery

Seems to be a resolution issue, but may be limited to Picasa only.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
I think he's talking about when you zoom in, such as in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=5495552

When you zoom really far into a picture, you get this:

Very stupid coding by Google.
[Nexus One General] innisdb:
yup thats it! its pretty annoying that if i want to zoom in alot on a picture i have to go to camera and then preview them. i hope they fix this on the next update
[Nexus One General] renboy2:
The new gallery is somewhat buggy, yeah...

There is basically no picture zoom now (the zoom just stretches the picture, and doesn't show the real detail of the original picture) - and that makes it kinda useless.

Also, swiping pictures in a folder that has images and videos will just show blank black pages instead of the videos.

Oh well.

They will probably fix that soon.
[Nexus One General] mrbkkt1:
speaking of gallery.. I swear that there used to be a way to resize pictures.... I can't figure it out anymore, I guess I must be crazy or something. I need to resize them so my gf can receive them, but she doesn't have data, and they need to be at the tmo 300 kb size limit.
[Nexus One General] johnboywilson:
It resizes them automatically when it opens them up in the message app for sending.
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
Its the default Gallery app itself...Its of terrible visual quality.

Down load multi touch gallery by BnB.

Take the same pictures in both galleries and you will see a dramatic difference in quality for any zoomed in picture.

The quality is low , and it takes much longer to render. Good step forward but needs alot of work.
[Nexus One General] dills84:
Im not sure what you fella's are talking about. If i load a full 12 MP image from my digi cam i can view it 100% at total sharpness.

But the gallery app will zoom the 100% mark. thats where you'll get pixelation because you're zoomed in further than the pic is capable of displaying. Are you sure you're viewing images that are big enough to be zoomed into?
[Nexus One General] dills84:
waiiit a second... i think i see what you're talking about now.

Oh well... i still like viewing pictures in the new nexus gallery versus the old android gallery on my Mytouch 3G.

Maybe they'll fix it in the next update.
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
Fixing it depends on whether or not they even care to notice.

They seem to add alot but dont refine much of anything.

We;d have better luck finding a good Gallery dev and just asking them to implement the Gallery style of default.
[Nexus One General] flarbear:
Do you have the update yet? I don't have the update and I can assure you that my gallery shows the image *WAY* worse than, for instance, Android's own camera preview (and the B&B gallery app from the Market).

I can go to a picture in the gallery, zoom it in until it stops and it looks crappy and it will not zoom any further (not sure what you mean by "lets you zoom past 100% - I reach a limit and can't zoom any further).

I then go to the camera app, click on the preview button in the upper right corner, navigate to the same picture, zoom it in even further than the gallery let me zoom, and it still looks crisp. It zooms *further* than the gallery and looks crisper than the gallery at that limit as well. (I do note that the camera preview mode does also limit the amount you can zoom in, but the limit is higher than the gallery app).

I've done this with 2 separate pictures and the difference is night and day (no room for misinterpretation). The version I see in the gallery app is noticeably, and decisively worse than the version I see in the camera's preview mode.

The B&B gallery app also zooms with similar quality to the camera's preview mode. I don't know if the B&B gallery has a zoom limit as they screwed up the pinch zoom implementation and as you zoom in it takes exponentially wider finger motions to get smaller and smaller return in terms of zoom ratio to the point that you feel like you are at a limit, but it does seem to get microscopically larger on each pinch gesture. At the limit where I gave up, it was zoomed to about the same level as the camera preview mode got to and had similar quality to the camera preview (i.e. much better than the built-in gallery app).
[Nexus One General] mrbkkt1:
nope... only if you use mms through the tmobile mms network.... on 3g,mine seems to send pictures the whole size....
[Nexus One General] johnboywilson:
Have you got an APN set up for mms?
[Nexus One General] tomsan84:
I have another question about the gallery. When I put tv-series on my sd card it only shows a sample picture but it doesnt show me which episode it is. I have to use astro to figure out which episode i wanna play. is there a workaround?
[Nexus One General] wmm:
Yeah. it's very frustrating that the gallery doesn't show you file names unless you ask for "details" one at a time. And if you open a videi via ASTRO, the player doesn't remember your spot so that you can exit and continue easily later, as it does if you use the gallery. Not very friendly.
[Nexus One General] AndyCr15:
So if I sync my Picasa albums, when I view them in Album, does it try and download the whole picture when I view it, or does it auto adjust it for my screen? In other words, if I have a 1600 wide pic, will it download a 800 wide for my screen?

If not, I guess it will help if I sync them all at 800 wide, much less to download when I view?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] dortok:
I am trying to play videos on the youtube app, they say "Connecting..." for minutes before it plays. Once it starts it plays fine, but I don't know why it takes forever to connect... I have good signal and I was able to play it fine on my N97, so I don't know what the problem is. Any ideas?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] anguscook:
Anyone seen the problem where the clock resets to 2001 instead of 2010 on a soft reset? I'm only using NRG ROMs at the moment so not sure if this is a ROM or device problem....
[Nexus One Accessories] anthro:
I'm thinking of buying a dock for my Nexus One through a friend who's currently in the US. The official one costs $45 while Innodock Jr from Seido ( http://www.seidioonline.com/product-p/crjhnx1-bkc.htm ) costs $29.95. There could be tax and shipping on top of those prices too.

I'm going to order a Case + Holster at http://www.seidioonline.com/product-p/bd2-hlcsr3hnx1-bk.htm ) which costs as much as the case + dock combo ( http://www.seidioonline.com/product-p/bd2-crjcsr3hnx1-bk.htm ). They cost US$49.95. Should I get the Case + Dock combo instead?

You think, in general, a dock is even worth spending for?
[Nexus One Accessories] JanetPanic:
I like google's dock because I do not have to mate it with the USB port. So it is easier to just drop in and let it charge. If you want to be able to listen to music at your desk this is a good option.

OTOH the Innodock Jr. is set up to allow it to dock even if the phone is in a skin/case. The port is jointed to it moves back to rest against the dock but I would not call the mount firm. The benefit of the Innodock is it can be connected to your computer. This way the phone is upright while I am coding with it, which is easier than letting it lie on the desk.

I am hesitant to recommend the holster and case given the problems I have had with the bare phone holster. I seem to be the only one having the problem though so I would not let my experience dissuade you if protecting the phone with a case is a priority for you.

I would go with the google dock if you do not care about being plugged into your computer while docked. If you do want to be connected then I would go with the innodock jr. and an innocase, but no holster.
[Nexus One Accessories] laljr203:
The Google Desktop is way better, i plugged it on my stereo and i have the Bluetooth on Nexus One Dock and i listen to my music or pandora without leaving my phone on the dock. i can change the songs with my N1 in my hand in 1 room and have it playing in the stereo in another. go with the dock, the bluetooth is worth it.
[Nexus One Accessories] anthro:
Thanks :)

What problem did you have with the holster?

That's a really cool feature I didn't know about :)
[Nexus One Accessories] Huey85:
if the google dock did data x'fer then i'd buy it.
[Nexus One Accessories] uansari1:
You're not the only one that feels that way... but to be honest, how hard is it to plug into your computer with the usb cable and drag and drop files?
[Nexus One Accessories] JanetPanic:
Every time I put the phone in the holster it turns the screen on. Again it is not something anyone else has reported though.

True, but is the ability to play music from your phone worth the additional cost? My computer already has all my music and I can kick up pandora on the computer as easily as on the N1. It is a nice feature I grant, but I still find myself wishing the dock had skipped the bluetooth and cost less.

The lack of USB connector on the Google dock makes sense if you think about it. Google sees the cloud as the place for synchronization. So the dock reflects the lack of need for connection to the computer as a principal activity.
[Nexus One Accessories] uansari1:
Also a good point... I don't have cable, so I use an s-video into my bigscreen from my laptop, and my audio to my surround sound system. My primary interest in the dock was as a nightstand dock... similar to how the Droid's dock works. Their dock runs $30. I'd jump on a similar device for our phone in a second.
[Nexus One Accessories] mhaedo:
I wouldn't get the Seido dock for the simple reason that it only charges via usb. Remember, the Nexux One charges at 480mA from USB and at 980mA from the supplied charger. So this dock will take literally twice as long to charge your phone.
[Nexus One Accessories] Weees:
It all depends on what you wanna use it for, like for me, the Bluetooth is completely useless, I will never use my phone to listen to music in my room, its always through my computer which is connected to the surround sound. I only want a dock to use as a night stand and for the comfort of simply not connecting the usb cable everytime. So once someone (Our chinese friends :) )make a dock that only does that, I will buy it right away and it will probably cost like 10 Bucks only. So yea like someone else here mentioned, I wish they would have skipped the bluetooth option.
[Nexus One Accessories] Huey85:
It's not hard. But to me, it's a matter of personal preference and convenience. I wouldn't be using the dock to BT audio.

For me, it'd be a more useful dock if it could charge

and

sync data. BT is just a bonus..
[Nexus One Accessories] uansari1:
Then it sounds like Seidio's dock is exactly what you're looking for. ;)
[Nexus One Accessories] SANTilt:
I'm loving this little dock; it's very minimalist, shows off the phone nicely, charges quickly, and is integrated into the phone quite well.

I really like the options you have with the clock app; being able to drag the notifications bar down, shortcuts to music, gallery, home and alarms, super dim the screen, and weather.

When you leave it in the clock app for a bit, the screen turns to a digital clock, android green! I love that. A bit of a screen saver too. The hard buttons don't turn off though - not a big deal, just sort of hmm...strange?

I love listening to music on my computer's speakers via the bluetooth in the dock. The auto pairing is very neat, and happened flawlessly. You can still listen to music even if the phone is out of the dock, just manually connect to the dock in bluetooth settings. You can walk around with the phone in your hands, adjusting volume, changing songs, or even programs to play music.

My only real gripe is I wish the dock extended up behind the phone more, as if you tap the screen a little too hard, it has the propensity to fall out of the dock. Not a huge deal, since bluetooth is built in though.

All in all, I'm impressed, and quite content with my dock.

:cool:
[Nexus One Accessories] Syrax:
I would like to see the release of a dock that allows the phone to rest in landscape mode. This would be great since I prefer this view when viewing the clock and looks perfect on the night stand. Currently I just prop the N1 up against my lamp.

I do like the fact that Google's dock has BT which like others have stated is great for listening to music without leaving the phone docked. Not everyone's cup of tea, but if you have a good amount of music on your phone this is a plus. As for this docks lack of USB; it is a bit disappointing, but I've paired my N1 to my laptop and that's worked fine for now. Any real work I do to it is mostly at work via USB anyway.

Now I have seen an N1 dock somewhere that supports a spare battery ... lost the link so I can't share that. Though the battery life on the N1 has been great for me I wouldn't mind having a spare and being able to charge the device and an extra battery all at once.
[Nexus One Accessories] laztpn0i:
Is it possible to do data transfer over bluetooth if your computer has bluetooth?
[Nexus One Accessories] uansari1:
As long as u can mount your SD card, it should be possible.
[Nexus One Accessories] SANTilt:
Indeed it is.
[Nexus One Accessories] ditsch:
A little late my answer, but thanks a lot
[Nexus One Accessories] Spinstorm:
I have to be honest I am not impressed with the dock... sure it looks nice and the bluetooth streaming is cool but even if mine worked perfectly (It seems to be faulty as it won't charge unless I wiggle the phone around and then stops after 10 seconds)

- the phone slips out if I touch it anywhere - it must be the most unsafe dock ever. Forget using the phone in the dock. It won't stay in it if you press it....
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[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] MrLeche:
or can you recommend a clean x2 alike rom that runs smooth on x1? thanks!
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] ryousuke:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=587113
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] MrLeche:
after searching for "x2 rom for x1" and posting, and then at the 204th reads...

Thank you!
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] Nullstring:
great. thread closed
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] natedastate:
Dear ryousuke

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http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=587113

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jerpeleas rom is not smooth and fast, and very buggy, i flashed a few times but there were too hard and annoying bugs/lags, so its very pitty that it is not possible to flash a clean X2 Rom on x1 without lags and bugs ( would be also nice if there were just a few little bugs which dont disturb that much...)

unfortunetly
[XPERIA X1 ROM Development] emuneee:
To be honest, X2 ROMs don't even run clean and smoothly on X2s :p. I'd wait until after the MR1 release.
[Nexus One General] Goonish:
Hey guys, I'm coming from a HTC Diamond so, my question is;

In WM there's a feature which a fair few roms have and I really like. Iit allows you to call someone and then it vibrates once they pick up. This saves having to hold the phone to your head while it's ringing.

Does this feature make an appearance in Android? Or is there a way to add it?

Looking forward to receiving my Nexus One! :)
[Nexus One General] kep0ne:
I believe there is a feature in the settings for this; however since I have a modded rom, I'm not sure if its native to stock N1s.
[Nexus One General] kolyan:
Yeah. Its a great feature, but its missing on Nexus.

I had it on my modded MyTouch before.
[Nexus One General] Goonish:
Hopefully it's on the drawing board for the stock ROM!

Maybe have to find the official Nexus forums and request this feature, because it's needed imo.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] joee1:
m89

Hi I have an m89 phone

can someone please tell me if it is possible to upgrade

windows mobile 6.1 to 6.5

If so How to do it step by step

thanks in advance.

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[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] dapinto:
I have dropped my HTC diamond Touch but it kept on working until I turned it off. When I tried to to turn it on it does but the screen stays black. Can some one help?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Turbo777:
Figured it out Nevermind this post
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] blueink:
It looks so cool!
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] a3lit3cr3w:
That would be a very nice widget to have, it seems to come with G1 and Acer liquid.

I checked the G1 forum under Apps and Games and then [REF] Complete widget list, if you check bottom page 4, you can se a pic with a widget that called power control, that looks just like that one.
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] fwers:
could be from openHome

2.0+android doesn't have that many triggers in power control
[HD2 General] hyellow:
So I was browsing the registry the other day, to see if any improvements could be enabled, no, actually I was looking for some hidden storage. Sometimes HTC phones have an additional storage, but it's hidden. But I found some additional 20mb. Don't know where it is used for.

To enable it, go to:

[HKLM]\System\StorageManager\Profiles\EXT_Pinet and set MountHidden value to 0 (zero) A soft reset may be required, in order to let it show up in your file explorer.

Anyway, I actually was searching for some 8gb om hidden internal storage to tripple confirm that the HD2 was WM7 compatible, as based on some leaked hardware req. for WM7. but... i could not found it.
[HD2 General] freyberry:
WM7 does not need 8GB, it needs only 512MB. Don't believe the bull**** you read somewhere, all the bloggers have no clue.
[HD2 General] kel16harris:
TRUTH, Im so sick of hearin these bs specs spread around the forum:mad:
[HD2 General] Aqrab:
window mobile 7 only need 512mb not 8gb (even window xp on a computer does not need that mach of memory)
[HD2 General] lorin.bute:
Dude... that reg change screwed my phone badly.

DONT change it.

I have to hard reset!

I can't trust xda anymore ..... you have no idea how much work is ahead of me... restoring everything back. :(

You just cost me 2 days of work!!!!
[HD2 General] hyellow:
srry, i can't surpress a smile... it was not my intention, i hope you realize that, but, the reg edit works for me. hard reset my device often.
[HD2 General] Mikulec:
Its only your fault, how can u trust him when he wrote: "...Don't know where it is used for..." :p

Good luck with restoring your settings. :)
[HD2 General] g.lewarne:
i can confirm that on mine this works. i put stuff in it, reset, and the data remains. phone seems unaffected.
[HD2 General] pooh4o:
Man, bigger the game bigger the risk!

On my previous two HTC devices I was keen to explore each patch/new rom/new app. Hence weekly hard resets :o

Now with my Leo, I'm much calmer as I don't have anymore the time you spent reinstalling everything.

Good luck exploring further ;)
[HD2 General] lorin.bute:
This is the last time i do these kind of changes and the last time i trust an unverified reg change.
[HD2 General] arxx:
Man, if you hang around xda-developers and apply tweaks and suff, it's kinda naive to belive you're not gonna have to hard reset from time to time.

And who is crying if you are not going to apply any tweaks anymore? :)
[HD2 General] Shasarak:
This rather reminds me of the attitude that if someone is mugged and has their phone stolen then it is entirely the fault of the victim for using the phone in a public place. (My own, contrasting, view is that it is more appropriate to assign blame to the mugger).

Perhaps it is naive to assume that people will not recommend a tweak without first verifying that it doesn't break anything serious; but, if so, that's a pretty sad reflection on the mentality of the average XDA poster, IMO. Would it not be preferable to encourage people to verify the effects of a change before recommending it - to the extent that such verification becomes expected rather than exceptional? Should we not encourage people to take some responsibility for their recommendations rather than blaming all damage that results on the victim?
[HD2 General] arxx:
This was a poor comparison. If you lay the phone at a bench, and going to the toilet, yes, it's a naive thing to do.

(I regret on my participation in this thread)
[HD2 General] Archer:
lol - that is a bit different isn't it! It's not as if the mugger thought they were giving good advice, but unfortunately ended up attacking someone and stealing from them. Intention makes that a very different scenario.

In this instance, there's immediately 2 people saying that the advice worked for them, so nothing could have been done either by the recommender, or the listener. If lorin.brute had left it a few posts before applying the change then he would have seen people say it worked for them and gone ahead and done it. If hyellow had asked a couple of people to test it for him then the exact same thing could have happened.

I think this is just unfortunate.

Personally, I'm on the side that if you do something then you're responsible. If your passenger told you to drive really fast and turn the steering wheel really quickly because it's funny, would you just do it, or show caution.

(There you go - I've used an excessive analogy now too ;))
[HD2 General] lorin.bute:
We don't need to argue here. I blame myself. Anybody can come here and post any kind of reg change.

Its just a lesson that needs to be learned.

Although, in the spirit of XDA, i would expect some rigorous testing of the reg before posting.
[HD2 General] Isadora:
True but I think that at the same time people should also use common sense and do a full system back up (with Sprite or whatever their preferred programme is) "just in case". Then it's just hard reset and 5 minutes to restore to how it was.
[HD2 General] NZtechfreak:
Really? Haven't had to hard reset my HD2 yet, in 7 months didn't have to hard reset my X1 either. If you're judicious I think you can generally avoid hard resets.
[HD2 General] Shasarak:
The problem with that analogy is that, if I'm driving a car, that implies that I have a fair idea of what the consequences of driving too fast will be. In this case we are talking about someone offering advice to people who are not qualified to understand the nature of the risk they are taking by following it.

A better analogy would be that it's like offering someone some cake when you know there is signfificant risk that it will contain razor blades. You yourself may deal with razor-blade-containing cake on a daily basis, and so you know to carefully sift through it with a spoon before biting; but people who are accustomed to cake that doesn't contain razor blades simply aren't aware that you need to do this. If you assume that the person you give the cake to is aware that it may contain razor blades without bothering to verify that he is, and he ends up getting lacerated, then you are far more to blame for the injury than he is. What you should do in that situation, of course, is actually check whether the cake contains razor blades or not before offering it to anybody; that way it's guaranteed that no one will get hurt, regardless of whether they are familiar with razor blade cake procedures or not. And it is not appropriate to point at the man with the lacerated mouth and accuse him of being "naive" because, when you offered him cake, he assumed that meant it was safe to eat.