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[Wing, P4350 General] tC_Driver:
Here is what I found while searching google for a step by step process to replace my housing. The tutorial goes into detail on how to replace the screen/digitizer. The wing's screen/digitizer combination should be one piece, although you can buy each separately. I am assuming you have one piece so I have included the link below. If you by some chance have only the digitizer and need to attach it to the protective screen then the link below will not be as helpful as I would have hoped. Good luck.

http://www.modd3d.com/articles/item/how-to-replace-the-screen-in-your-t-mobile-wing
[General Questions and Answers] The1337:
Hi there.

I'm new to this room's world, i'm searching for the last few hours, what's the benefit to put a wm 6.5 rom in my htc touch cruise p3650, but, i'm finding it kinda confusing...

I'm asking your opinion, if it's any good to get rid of wm6.1 and try one of those rooms...

And what's the room that i should install?

is there any Step by Step tutorial for the htc touch cruise p3650 room install?

ty guys

Sorry for any "bad English" i'm from Portugal BTW.
[General Questions and Answers] ElCondor:
Welcome to the forums!:)

The are some advantages, but also some disadvantages:

+ Flex scrolling (pretty smooth I think)

+ New UI (called Titanium)

+ Memory enhanced, however:

- Slower

There isn't much changed.

You can however go for 6.5.3.

This features a more graphical UI which does work a lot better with your finger, so touch friendly.

Just try a few roms to see if one fits your needs!
[Hero CDMA General] fatkitty420:
Can someone be so kind as to tell me how I edit the file to enable Compache?

Here is the code on the compache.sh file:

#/system/xbin/insmod /system/lib/modules/lzo_decompress.ko
#/system/xbin/insmod /system/lib/modules/lzo_compress.ko
#/system/xbin/insmod /system/lib/modules/xvmalloc.ko
#/system/xbin/insmod /system/lib/modules/ramzswap.ko disksize_kb=131072
#/system/xbin/swapon /dev/block/ramzswap0
#echo "10" > /proc/sys/vm/swappiness

Also, do I need to repartition my SD card in order for it to work?

Thanks!

Edit:

Would just commenting the lines suffice? Or is that different for linux code? Not used to it >.>;

Edit #2:

Damn, just found the guide for enabling compache. I'll try to delete the thread... or a mod can do it please!

Thanks!
[Sable] jaydee08:
:eek: I attempted to update the BIOS on my HP iPAQ hw6940 mobile messenger by downloading and installing the update from hp.com. I discovered during the process that the USB cable I was using was not properly powered and the update failed. The device remains in a serial connection mode and cannot be reset or restarted. The screen is dimmed and displays “serial v.g.39”. Even after solving the USB power issue, the BIOS updater was unable to connect to the device. Syncing through MSDC also fails. Is there a way I can restore connectivity to the device so that I can complete the BIOS update?
[Sable] deranche:
Hi, i used to have the same problem........ keep following full restall step again. Restart comp, reconnect Ipaq, 4 buttons your ipaq, make sure all connectons is secure before trying the installaton again. Hp hw6900 series have a "fail safe" rom unlike newer models that why you get the the display Hp logo, V G 0.39, etc. ALL you have to do is reinstall the rom......... if it does not work again, take a 6-24 hrs rest, drain the battery, take out the battery from the ipaq. after 24hrs, place everything back to normal and retry. keep trying till you get the loading........... Happy if you see the loading, dont touch anything til its complete this time.....

enjoy cracking your ipaq... be patience with this ipaq, it has a weak heart :P
[Sable] jaydee08:
Thanks.

I managed to successfully restore the BIOS via USB by downloading and installing the update from HP.com on my Vista machine. It didn't work from an XP machine, which is what others including HP told me I needed.

Interesting that the 24 hr break and battery drain actually seemed to have had an effect. A weak heart indeed, but not a bad little device. I'm happy to have it back.

Thanks again.
[General Questions and Answers] yorksir:
Ive seen the android on HTC windows devices, via 3rd party, SD cards, etc.. Is there an opposite of this? Is it possible to run windows on an android device?

(example: Windows 6.1 on an HTC Hero).
[General Questions and Answers] ElCondor:
Welcome to the forums!

To answer your question:

No that's not possible.

As far as I know, the windows kernel code is not open-source. So it's not easy to port it.

Android however is open-source, so it's portable.

Hope this answers your question.
[HD2 General] cmca:
Please help,

I seached for this issue before I posted but couldnt find any answers, hopefully someone can help.

When I go to settings, wireless controls, my wifi shows as on and wont turn off when I hit the slider icon, when I go into the wifi settings its shows it is off?

Neither controls work.

any ideas?
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
Is the usb cable plugged in? Wifi on/off is greyed out when usb connected
[HD2 General] cmca:
thanks for the reply,

No mate nothing is connected?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] DocRambone:
Updated android style Launcher:

* 5 screens

* Semitransparent appdrawer background

* Nexus style app drawer handle

* New wallpapers

* Optimized and zip-aligned

* Small install 1.6MB

* BLAZING fast.

2 versions: with and without autorotate.

Update (7/3): V1.3 with full live wall support.

Install as update.zip from recovery (recommended) or unzip and install as normal apk

Cred to (and big thanks) Xeodous, Blackdroid and Hockey(walls) among others.

I have a req to a dev: continuous scrolling and and buttons to launcher...

This is beyond my skills to achieve.

http://www.4shared.com/file/231390488/98643ef8/AndroidLauncherv1_2.html

Updated v1.3: fully functional with live wallpapers.

http://www.4shared.com/file/236000926/c3c84677/AndroidLauncherv1_3.html

Version with auto rotate:

http://www.4shared.com/file/231552123/4a320b86/AndroidLauncherv1_2Rotate.html
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] uansari1:
Why would one want to go back to the 2.0.1 launcher? Are there problems with the 2.1 version?

Edit: Nevermind... just saw your other thread.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] DocRambone:
Big update.

Let me know about errors.

/Doc
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] QTeknology:
Thumbs.db can be deleted
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] seanowns:
Installed, and speed is fantastic. A little torn now because I really liked the look of the phone/browser on your launcher2, but this things speed makes it a close call. Havent found a bug yet.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] david1171:
This thing is blazing fast compared to Launcher2.apk. Is there a way we could get one that auto rotates like there was for the G1/MT3g?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] DocRambone:
I have the same but with autorotate. Let me fix the graphics and i will put it in the 1st post :)

Update: autorotate version upped.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] david1171:
http://android-theme-minus.googlecode.com/files/Auto_rotating_Launcher.zip

There is one I made based off of the work xeudoxus off alldroid.

http://alldroid.org/viewtopic.php?f=314&t=1220

There is the original post by him. I just had to deodex the file and now I have a Launcher.apk that auto-rotates 360 degrees :D
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] david1171:
Dang Doc, right before I put that up and spent a few minutes figuring it out.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] DocRambone:
I just love to android :)

Wonderful possibilities to do things :D
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] irishrally:
Does this status bar suffer from the same clear bar problem when using browser and gmail etc?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] DocRambone:
Status bar in not affected of the Launcher. Only apps drawer
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Markdental:
How do I revert to original launcher after choosing this one as the default.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] MYxdaUSERNAME:
download home switcher from the market or find launcher in settings/applications and clear defaults..
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Markdental:
Great. Home switcher is awesome.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] MYxdaUSERNAME:
it is indeed..
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] PISSANDVINEGAR:
Thanks Doc! Your custom launchers are the best available. :o
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] gweneverelynn:
Thanks! I like it!!!! The phone is fast & smooooooth :D I appreciate the download, man.

Love,

Gwen
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] RedBull1985:
I just installed the Autorotate version from RECOVERY and i felt no change at aLL except new wallpapers.The home screen aint rotating at all and the top drawer is same old white opaque one.Am i missing something?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] gingerboyiv:
Same thing with me, I downloaded it and everything is the same. When the phone first booted I selected launcher to be the one I use, and nothing changed. I did however get wallpapers. Woohoo -.-
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Brainze:
Is there a software available that will allow me to connect my Android Device to my laptop as a GPS unit???

This would be SWEET!

Simply USB tether the N1, MT3G or G1 to your PC, run the program and viola!! - GPS on your PC...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] OrganizedFellow:
Forgive me, but I don't see how this would be useful?!

I remember years ago I once bought Microsoft Streets & Trips with the bundled GPS unit that did what you are asking. But why would you want to carry around a laptop that's tethered to your Android device with GPS?!

-OR-

Are you talking about being able to SEE the maps/navigation ON your computer screen?!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] SmokeyJBluntz:
maybe they have a laptop mount on the dash like cops do.. big ass navigation
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Brainze:
Rather than purchase an external GPS unit to tether to a netbook... use the android device as one...

I already use the my MT3G as a mobile broadband device when on the road... This would just make it that much more useful.
[HD2 General] MobileRishi:
Hi All,

Just got my new HTC HD2 from Virgin, however I cannot for the life of me seem to connect it to my home WiFi (I've not tried it elsewhere yet).

I've still got my MDA Compact IV here with me and use the same settings as the HD2 and that connects first time no problems, but the HD2 isnt playing ball! :(

It sees my wireless network at home (full strength) and starts to connect then simply says "Available". No notification of incorrect wireless key etc...reported.

I have used my Compact IV side by side with the HD2 and no issues so I am puzzled as to what I need to do now :confused:

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank
[HD2 General] kilrah:
Are you sure you didn't set up some MAC address filter in your wireless access point?
[HD2 General] MobileRishi:
I've not enabled MAC address filtering on the router at all, just simple wifi security key access.
[HD2 General] [★]:
Flash a new radio?

(check my sig under hspl flashing guide)
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
if you are using wep, heres something to try.

routers can be set to three types of wep key

open

open or shared

shared

in my experience if you areset to the middle one, "open or shared" mobile devices can have trouble connecting.try setting it to just "shared"instead.

course it could just be my router but I have seen this behavior in three mobiles including my hd2.
[HD2 General] MobileRishi:
Current router settings is WPA-PSK [TKIP]. I even tried turning off security and got nothing :( My router is Netgear WGR614v9 - it came with my Virgin broadband deal.

Current ROM version is 1.48.405.2 (71294) WWE and radio version 2.05.51.05.2

Its most annoying that the HD2 on the face of it seems like a really good handset but then I cant get the Wifi connected which most basic handsets have no issues with :mad:

Any other possible solutions?
[HD2 General] Alfetch:
I got the same problem

I have the exact same problem.. :( Cant connect to my AP with my leo... got no mac secure on, even if i remove my security(WPA/wep or whatever), it will not connect...
[HD2 General] pooh4o:
I had the same issue when I applied hint 39 from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=583638

Result: couldn't connect to my network with WPA2.

After restoring the parameters everything is OK.
[HD2 General] MobileRishi:
Right finally got it working!

Installed the Touch_X_Wireless_Draft_N_ON.cab cab and then uninstalled it and now it seems to work.

Cab can be found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=584415

Hope that helps others out too :D
[HD2 General] spyralmale:
I had this issue too, could see my home Wifi network, but the device would just say, "Incorrect Network Key". But it was correct!

I now have it working strangely by changing router Security Options to (WPA-PSK + WPA2-PSK)

Connects with no hesitation now! :D
[HD2 General] chuheocon:
my advise is disabling WEP password in both HD2 and the router.

it works perfectly.
[HD2 General] tigrus:
"Incorrect Network Key" problem

Bro you made my day! I spent whole day to figure out a solution to the exact problem. I wish I had seen your reply before. When I changed my cable modem's setting as suggested and encryption to AES, it worked:D

Thanks again.
[HD2 General] alexluoli:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=959764

"When you connect to wifi on your phone, open terminal emulator and do a ping to your PC's IP address, or use any ping app (I am using Net Ping from market). As soon as you start to ping your PC, connection is immidiatelly opened. I have no idea why it is like that, but for now I am using this method when I want to use FTP server on HD2...."
[Nexus One General] NB2:
This is a big concern of mine. I love the specs of the n1 but I've read that nothing can be seen on the screen in direct sunlight. I'd buy an HTC HD2 because I can even read books in sunlight with it but they stick with the win mobile and I like to have an android phone. So what do you say about n1 screen quality in comparison to the htc hd2 screen?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
The only people who say this are people who don't know how to use the phone. Basically there is an automatic brightness option that changes the brightness based on how bright it is around the phone. Unfortunately, it seems like this feature always keeps the screen fairly dim, so I don't like it.

I have this feature disabled at all times and keep my phone at maximum brightness. It looks perfectly fine in sunlight.

People who say the screen doesn't work in sunlight don't know how to disable this feature (ie don't know how to use Android / change simple settings).
[Nexus One General] NB2:
I've seen an app on an htc hd2 that changes the brightness automatically but one can adjust the brightness for specific surround conditions (i.e it looks like a graphical equalizer). I do not own the phone but I was told that this app works quite good. Is there something similar for the n1?
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
I can attest the screen pretty much sucks in sunligh at full brightness. The beaming sun in south florida is relentless.
[Nexus One General] cudofcow:
Yeah, the N1 is hard to read in the bright sun and its not just pooping on stupid people that dont understand computerz or a simple setting that fixes it, it just gives glare in the sun.
[Nexus One General] SANTilt:
Most phones/screens, regardless of their technology, are difficult to see in direct sunlight. But then, why are you trying to read the screen in direct sunlight? Just turn the other way, or shield it with your hand. Not that hard to figure out, really.

I use the automatic light sensor all the time. The only time is gets confused is is in a dim room, bright source (window, lamp) directly in front of the sensor. You have to realize what the sensor is seeing. Often times it's seeing light reflected off your face, hence the up/down/up/down of the screen brightness.

I honestly don't see either as issues with the phone, but the users rather.
[Nexus One General] Raymond77:
I've had no problems using my Nexus One in direct sunlight.
[Nexus One General] JHaste:
really? i will be honest, i cannot see **** in direct sunlight unless i have the brightness all the way up... and that screen on full brightness is a battery hog...
[Nexus One General] snoopstah:
I have no major probs with mine in direct sunlight, it's not that much different to the G1. I'm sure there are phones with better screens for direct sunlight but it's far from unusable.

The auto brightness feature works fine, you just have to wait a couple of seconds for it to adjust. Only people who don't know how to use the phone disable it and waste all their battery.
[Nexus One General] Raymond77:
Really. I usually leave the screen set to auto, on the odd occasion I've had to turn it up to the brightest setting, but as the last poster said usually it'll catch up and turn the brightness up itself.
[Nexus One General] SBS_:
Or people who don't have any problem with the battery? With my use the battery lasts for 20+ hours, which is more than enough time for me to get to a charger again.

I always have the brightness at max and have had it that way for all the phones I've had (where you can set the brightness). If I'm gonna be more than a day without charging it I'll of course turn it down, but it's far from a neccesity for day to day use.

Just checked my phone and it's been off the charger for 16 hours and I still have 53% left on the battery.
[Nexus One General] tonyx3:
Brightness in the direct Thai sunlight is fully adequate. The only problem I've had is that in direct sunlight, everything else is well lit, and so reflects off the screen.

Brightness: no problem

Reflection off the screen: annoying.
[Nexus One General] irishrally:
False. I know this phone well and disabled the auto brightness within 20 minutes of owning the phone. As much as I love my N1, and would not trade it for any phone, the amazing OMLED screen is one of the worst screens I've used as far as clarity in direct sunlight. This is not an N1 problem, but a problem with OLED screens in general. Assuming the new iPhone that should be released in June will have an OLED screen, it will have the same problem in direct sunlight.

You can buy anti-glare screen protectors that help this problem, but you do sacrifice some of the stunning brightness and clarity of the N1 screen in regular viewing conditions.

There is no way I would trade the N1 screen for the likes of the iPhone screen as the benefits of the OLED screen in non-direct sunlight viewing far outweighs the difficulty seeing the screen in direct sunlight. In fact, the N1 screen is probably its most impressive feature (aside from its blazing speed).
[Nexus One General] NB2:
of cause this is the n1 problem and yours in the end! How are you suppose to take pictures with the n1 if you see nothing on the screen? How you suppose to dial a number if you see nothing on the screen? Saying this is not the phone to blame but the screen manufacturing process sounds stupid to me.
[Nexus One General] joene92:
I have never in my life encountered an electronic device with a screen that was perfectly readable in direct sunlight, that is to say, as readable as indoors (not even my laptop plugged in the mains and set to full brightness). Reason: no screen technology can provide as much brightness as the sun. Solution: accept it, and cover the screen with one hand while you use the device with the other....

take pictures: look over the device and hit the shutter button..

input: open you jacket and form the number while providing shadow with it, or provide shadow with one hand while forming the number with the other. It's a fact that you need to accept, period.
[Nexus One General] spluffy:
Video sunlight test

Here is a video I found, it basically compares the N1's screen in sunlight to the Droid's screen at three different brightness levels. Enjoy.

youtube. com/watch?v=YwyJq6oF4wE

note, since I'm new I can't post links... just remove the space
[Nexus One General] bluehaze:
The screen is really nice in normal light but yeah it sucks in the sunlight LOL Probably depends where you live but in sunny South Florida it's a pain sometimes. Doesn't matter which direction you turn definitely have to shield it with your hand and it's still pretty hard to read. I'm looking into getting an anti glare screen protector for it to see how that helps. The display is absolutely beautiful but i'm starting to think maybe oled isn't the best technology for cell phone screens :)
[Nexus One General] thm92630:
Oled

The main difference between the screen technology in the N1 and most other phones is that on the N1, as I understand it, each pixel emits its own light (OLED = Organic Light Emitting Diode) as opposed to a 'liquid' film lighted from the back (LCD = Liquid Crystal Display). The only technology that I know of that will work well in direct sunlight is e-ink.

It is not likely that a pixel or a backlight could ever reasonably compete with direct sunlight, but on an LCD screen it is possible for the sunlight to reflect off the back layer or to hold the device is a certain angle to 'perhap's see the image better in sunlight then on the OLED type display.

However, having the N1 myself, I have found that I am able to shade the display in full Southern California Sunlight well enough to function with the device. The OLED display is much too gorgious to give up for LCD in my opinion.
[Off-topic] socalracer:
I have been doing network admin for about 10 years. The company I work for is a Ag company (been there almost 2 years) and doesnt appreciate IT work. I have found out through the grapevine that they are trying to cut costs. One of those ways is to hire consulting company and lay me off. They scheduled for a IT consulting company to come out to our office along with a pervious IT Admin from our company (5 yrs ago, but still has the knowledge of all admin passwords and such), he has been doing software consulting for one of our depts for 5 yrs since he left. They scheduled it on my day off so I won't be here. My best guess is they will together share knowledge of software and proceedures to get the consulting company up to speed to be in place to lay me off. I am wondering is it out of my scope to change network creditials (local and domain) before they come out so they won't be able to gain access to anything.

Just wondering what everyone thinks and what you would do in my position. I already applied for 50 to 60 jobs in last week or 2, but most definately i will take a pay cut where ever I go.
[Off-topic] -PiLoT-:
you have to remember than doing anything untoward to this company as you are getting laid off will give the wrong impression to a perspective employer

what you need to do is to cooperate fully with what they ask. end of the day it may be there reference that will get you the new job

and you don't want anything bad written on a reference to jeopardise your chances with any possibly company who may hire you
[Off-topic] hilaireg:
I agree with PiLoT.

You shouldn't have to take a reduction in wages when moving to another company. Simply take time to assess all of the duties that you currently perform at this company as well as any accomplishments.

Position your resume to such that it emphasizes the accomplishments versus duties. Most potential employers look for what a person has done over and above their duties.

I would confront the management (if you haven't already) regarding their approach as it is unprofessional and somewhat underhanded.

Lastly, outsourcing IT is a "bad idea" in any company that has 25+ workstations and 1+ server. The last company I worked for who outsourced ended with a stock drop from $50 > $5 > de-list > to company closure.

Best of luck,
[Off-topic] the_passenger:
"5 yrs ago, but still has the knowledge of all admin passwords and such"

are you serious ?

Also, do don't anything stupid to the company's network, it's really not worth it. My coworker told me a story from his previous company that the admin got laid off and then came back to cut off the underground fibre optic cable. End up in jail.