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[HD2 General] bobsbbq:
You should at least try to search first or read the WiKi.

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HTC_Leo%2FROMs
[HD2 General] kenneb04:
Thank you both for your help...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Russiwluv:
ey you guys,

I've installed an app, I've deinstalled it but still the gost files excist...

I've searched here for an app but nothing wish usefull...

does somebody knows how to get rid of them....?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Russiwluv:
anyone? your not going yo tell me dat this is a one of a kind problem.....
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ET:
just manually delete them after de-install, no big problem is it?

We all have that problem sometimes, I don't know if there's an app for it.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Russiwluv:
let me explain: de files are on my startpage of windows...when I try to delete them, the only options wich apears is to move it up....
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] degake:
You mean you got some shortcuts left in your start menu?

Then use a 'good' file explorer, browse to "start menu" and delete the shortcuts...

grtz,

Degake
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Twiggerdingo:
let me guess, the program was tomtom and you now have 4 ghost HTC shortcuts.

Look on this page for tomtom and HD2 and find the answer.

TTcommader is a good explorer for this yes.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Russiwluv:
thanks mate...I've already solved the problem....Total Commander is to anoying to work with, you know the fingerfriendly-ness.....
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Paul_Days:
Is there any development going on in this? It seems that the Specs are good to run on the older QVGA devices such as the HTC Touch (ELFin).

Manila 2D 2.0 from the HTC Touch 2 runs fine on my ELFin, with several tweaks I may add, and the Touch 2 sports a 528mhz processor. The Smart sports a 300mhz processor, so I guess the Sense-ish Brew OS must run better on the ELFin than the M2D 2.0

Paul
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] criminalogic:
I aswell would like to see this ported..

Hopefully something we can run from windows much like andriod ports..

:D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Paul_Days:
Well Brew has been around for a while, probably the same time as Window Mobile, so i guess there should be more developers than Android.

Paul
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] jagan2:
Yes agreed.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] IzaacJ:
I would love to be able to test brew on my Diamond :P

If i knew how to do I could get a dump in a few days as a friend of mine has a Smart =/

Could someone give me some info on how to dump it, if anyone has any ideas about it?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] IanVaughan:
I dont know why anyone would want to port BREW off and flash else where, its so limiting.

I'm after doing the reverse, wiping BREW from the HTC Smart (Rome) and flashing Android on, but it seems not possible...?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] PetraDR:
Hi there. This is already an older post. But is there any progress? Is it possible to put android on THE htc smart ?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] s16:
I would so like to see my HTC Smart with at least 1.5 Android, i hate Brew in it :( But i guess, since for all this time no one was able to root it, it wont be done...
[HD2 General] sebastianmc:
Everything is new on WM7!

http://www.osnews.com/story/22877/Microsoft_Unveils_Windows_Phone_7_Series

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IOTrqlz4jo

If this place is wrong for this.. Im sorry... I would like to share with the friends form xda! :)
[HD2 General] chongbh:
Windows 7, looking forward to it and definitely my next phone will still be a Windows Mobile! :p
[HD2 General] XDA mark:
Most people are talking about it in this topic:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=633291

Just wanted to let you know. WP7S FTW! :D
[HD2 General] sebastianmc:
Yeap!! Its not time to change our OS :p Lets see what HTC will make on wm7. and maybe there will be a new touchFLO..
[HD2 General] turborider:
ATTENTION:

WINDOWS MOBILE 7 SERIES WOULD NOT SUPPORT 'ADOBE FLASH PLAYER'

look in this video and Play It on 02:39:22 and you see it yourself

http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/p...eogallery.aspx

arggggg i hate windows:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
[HD2 General] mpscuba68:
NO TouchFlo on WM7

:mad:

As far as we’ve heard so far, the details we broke in January are spot-on. Much of the interface is very Zune like. As we said then, manufacturers will not be able to make massive modifications to Windows Phone. Microsoft specifically said that things like HTC’s TouchFlo will not exist on Windows Phone.

Just check this out: mobilecrunch first-impressions-windows-mobile-7-now-known-as-windows-phone

:eek:
[HD2 General] hoss_n2:
but not forever as adobe said they are developing now for wm6.5 and it will be released in the future for wm7 as they hasenot developed a wm7 version yet
[HD2 General] turborider:
i hope so mate :D:D
[HD2 General] Fdo35:
Well, Microsoft told us why. Flash on smartphones is EXTREMELY buggy, doesn't always work, and when it did work it wasn't very good quality. The only time it worked reasonably was in Skyfire, and the developers didn't get even the Flash player part from Adobe!! Although, it was nice to have the option, but at least Adobe is trying to improve it to include it with Windows Phones...eventually.
[HD2 General] Fdo35:
Oh, yes, and the HTC HD2's proccessor DOES support Windows Phone 7, but I don't think it has the required 4-point touch or search button (I suppose we could use the home key...;)).

Edit: I just found out that the HD2 has the correct minimum resolution for Windows Phone 7, WVGA.
[HD2 General] kilrah:
oops, wrong thread, sorry ;)
[HD2 General] alexsql:
Really

I do not think it is spot on. Even some things you are saying here are your assumptions, not something MS stated. Where did now MS state specifically that HTC's Touch Flo will not exist on Windows Phone.

From what I see so far, MS has focused on what they will require vendors to provide, not on what they will ban them from providing. According to your logic, anything MS did not explicitly mention in this announcement is "specifically" banned.
[HD2 General] kilrah:
There for you... :(
[HD2 General] donalgodon:
This is true. The future is HTML5, which is every bit as capable, and more stable, will leave Flash in the dust where it belongs.

What we really should be asking is if these new smartphone platforms will support HTML5 and WebOS.

Flash is dead.
[HD2 General] 20mihalko:
definitelly agree, and hope you are right...
[HD2 General] tictac0566:
Is it? Really? As of today? Come on...

Yeah, maybe sometime in the future. As soon as WP7 is ready. Maybe.

But definitely not as of today.
[HD2 General] donalgodon:
Not today, but the nails are in the coffin. It won't be long until the rest of the world realizes, but it won't happen until other leaders take the leaps necessary to put other options on the table, and HTML5 support will be a part of MacOS, iPhoneOS, et. al. Steve Jobs has made that clear.

Stability and performance is what we are all after. Say what you want about Apple, but they have a design team that is maverick enough to make the leaps and not worry about legacy support.

We need to begin to make the break away from Flash.
[HD2 General] Fdo35:
Well, actually a Microsoft person (don't know what he does)

told an Engadget editor that while he was giving him a demo of Windows Phone 7, which was recorded. I think so, that is. It may have been a video from another site or quoted, but I remember Microsoft saying that somewhere.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xperia_guy:
Every sound on my phone works except when I am receiving a call. The volume is all the way up, I did a soft reset, changed different ringtones multiple times. I did all I could think of. I'm hoping someone on this board will know what to do? Please help. Thanks.
[HD2 General] sortitout001:
Does anybody know if I can have android on htc hd2 like people have made for htc touch pro

It would be great if we can have both OS together in one device................

does anybody know any link or if someone is working on it.

cheerz
[HD2 General] wacky.banana:
There is a dedicated thread on this in the ROM development forum.

WB
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Cavallipurosangue:
I searched for some tweaks mods, but unfortunately I realized that most of the tweaks in here are compatible only with previous Manila version, for exaple there's not a hdwallpaperpatch yet, nor a working transparent slider etc...

Maybe someone was more lucky?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] degake:
I allready posted a working .cab for transparent slider... :)

You can find it here.

Grtz,

Degake
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Cavallipurosangue:
Thank you bro! ;)

I used also some other tweaks, like Co0kie home tab (that I suppose will work also in newest manila), remove top curtain, transparent clock and calendar, and also the one to remove word calendar from home screen. I tried some of them but I could not find one that works with this new manila.

Anyone had a different result?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Akademist101:
yes i think this is a good idea to request new manila compatible tweaks since some broke mine that i had to hard reset.

transparent slider does not work so please be aware.

remove clock background WORKS

remove calendar background WORKS

Twitter transparent header WORKS

Weather transparent WORKS

all supplied from previous tweaks thread.

any other confirmation
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] degake:
Again: I posted a working transparent slider (see post 2) for manila 2.5.2011.3626.

grtz,

Degake
[Nexus One General] paulobrien:
I think i'd probably swap my Nexus One for one of THESE! :)

P
[Nexus One General] aniteshj:
I might want to, but probably only for the Sense UI. Which is going to end up in a firmware. Which then I will revert back to the stock or a CM...

Damn buying a product and then literally a day later (for me) a more interesting version coming out...
[Nexus One General] Markdental:
Beautiful Phone! But what is the difference other than the optical stick and Sense to slow it down?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Eh, I don't see anything special.

Sense UI - Personally, I'm not a fan. All Sense UI means is having to wait MUCH longer for Android updates;

MONTHS

longer such as past phones have had to wait. If you want Sense, someone will copy it to the N1 within a few days anyway. Why is Sense UI stock a plus? More like a downside really.

N1 looks better than the Desire imo. N1 has style. Desire is a rectangular brick.

No DivX/Xvid support? Bleh. That was also something I was hoping would happen (so that we could get it hacked onto the N1 ;).

The only positive I see is the hard buttons, since soft buttons on the N1 are kind of wonky. The optical trackpad is also > trackball, but then you miss out on the glowing notifications (which will eventually be hacked to be all sorts of awesome). 64 MB more ram is nice too.

Not impressed.
[Nexus One General] britoso:
hmmm didn't know it had more RAM (576MB)

Hope the FM radio code can be run on the N1 ;)
[Nexus One General] bfspider:
Pretty phones as usual! Can't wait for the HTC Sense UI to be ripped!
[Nexus One General] arifhanid:
The Bravo also has HD video recording.

Anyone know if this is a hardware or software feature of the Bravo?

Could this be ported to the Nexus also?
[Nexus One General] mgear356:
yes i am looking forward to the FM radio being ported over to N1..

I really hope that it is possible!
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
Why would they ugly up the bottom and combine two butons on one side but not the other side? There's no symmatry, also, jay leno called he wants his chin back.
[Nexus One General] NexusDro:
I would like to know about the hd video recording too
[Nexus One General] xSiraris:
Cyanogen said he was salivating over this one compared to the N1; I asked him why on Twitter, no response. It's the same phone, except it has Sense and a new button. What's the big deal?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
There was a response. Two of them actually:
[Nexus One General] frandavid100:
I like the capacity buttons actually, plus I prefer the stock android to the sense interface.
[Nexus One General] NexusDro:
I don't think the HTC Bravo/Desire has the noise cancellation feature.
[Nexus One General] Android Touch:
Correct, the Desire doesn't have the noise cancellation, Sense UI also means months between updates when the Nexus will get theres first since it's Google's phone. Also that horrible chin is back, even though the touch buttons are weird on the Nexus One you get used to them and prefer them more then the hardware. Also the Sense UI slows down your phone and the HD playback is the software not hardware so Nexus will also get that. Trackball color notfication > optical ball.

And most importantly..THE NEXUS ONE IS GOOGLE'S PHONE, not some random phone by HTC which won't be as popular as the Nexus or be supported as long as the Nexus.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Incorrect.

A) Google is not marketing / advertising the Nexus One... AT ALL, because they're afraid to step on manufacturer's toes. So the Nexus One will never ever reach popularity.

B) The Desire will be released in Europe AND Asia, which has a hell of a lot more potential customers than the US.​

I wish A) wasn't true, but oh well. Sadly, the Nexus One will stay a "sleeper" hit and never much more than that.
[Nexus One General] Gimpeh:
Not quite sure what is so appealing about that. It looks damn hideous to me.
[Nexus One General] ztm.000:
Alright.. my two cents...

1) it'd be great if the momory card was hot-swappable, but it's not. The nexi boots so quick though it honestly doesn't matter to me. Besides its harder for someone to take if you were ever in that situation where your phone was at risk (i.e. a bar or party or something)

2) the capacitive buttons give the nexus one a futuristic look. The hardware buttons make the phone look already less attractive. The capacitive buttons on the nexi are a little sketch at times, but seriously you have to be picky or something to not like them. Find the sweet spots of the buttons (up a little) and you're a happy camper.

3) noise cancellation is amazing on the nexus. I get compliments on how crystal clear my voice is all the time.

4) its butt fuggin ugly.

5) Sense UI sucks. I had it on my HTC Magic and all it did was bloat it up and slow it down.

And come on...the name is lame too! Nothing beats Nexus One. How fugging bad ass does that sound seriously. And we get Google AND HTC support, and its just amazing...

NEXUS ONE FTW!!!!

:D
[Nexus One General] Android Touch:
Agree 100%
[Nexus One General] ztm.000:
Oh and we have a coloured trackball and a secksay design.
[Nexus One General] Android Touch:
After HTC releases the Desire, Google will start advertising
[Nexus One General] Android Touch:
Don't forget that nasty chin on the Desire.
[Nexus One General] ztm.000:
+1 my good man
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
1. Google will start advertising... the Desire or the Nexus One?

2. How do you know this? Link?
[Nexus One General] ztm.000:
Its just obvious. This phone will be coming out for Verizon and will be in T-Mobile stores soon. And possibly sprint. This is just a given....but I don't think sprint because my auto correction didn't capitalize it lol. ;)
[Nexus One General] Android Touch:
There's no way Google isn't gonna advertise there own phone.
[Nexus One General] j.bruha:
I love the thread title, like it doesn't say HTC on the back of our Nexus Ones.
[Nexus One General] NexusDro:
I just hope we can get the FM radio/transmitter and the HD recording.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Errr.... ok... You said it as if it was a fact, but it's just pure speculation. Don't do that ;P

You mean kinda like how it has been for the past month and a half on T-Mobile? ;)
[Nexus One General] ztm.000:
Ummm.. I wasn't the one who said this will be a fact. Its just obvious, especially if this phone is gonna be on Verizons network.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Oh, got the names / quotes mixed up. Point stands, someone said they would be advertising once N1 reached Verizon as if it was a fact. So I asked for a link, but there is no fact of this, just wishful thinking :D
[Nexus One General] ztm.000:
Haha you LIKE Verizon? ;) just playin mate
[Nexus One General] lightforce:
only thing i like is more ram and hd recording
[Nexus One General] mesajoejoe:
I agree on the buttons, kinda just doesnt make sense. As for the chin, I actually prefer it. Im sure im in the minority on that.

Its almost identical in the looks department so I dont know what you mean by rectangular brick?
[Nexus One General] NexusDro:
I actually like the trackpad more than the trackball because no dirt can get inside like the trackball. Are you guys sure there's no LED underneath the trackpad? The Nokia E72 has a trackpad and it glows.
[Nexus One General] irishrally:
Will it be possible to load the like of CyanogenMod 5.02 for the Nexus one onto the Bravo/Desire, or will it require CM to re-write some code?
[Nexus One General] anthro:
If CM is going to work on Desire, I think I'm gonna get a desire.

Why get the Desire? Hardware buttons(!!!), more RAM, FM radio and it *could* be cheaper than N1.

Why stay with Nexus One? Desire *could* be way more expensive than N1, noise cancelling mic, N1 seems to look way better, and the most Google love.

I'm waiting for the price and compatibility of N1 ROMs to Desire before I decide.
[Nexus One General] supergodie:
Guys I have a question, if you could bear the FM radio application from BRAVO, you must be ROOT?
[Nexus One General] NexusDro:
Is it a conspiracy that HTC added an extra 64mb of RAM to their Desire? =\
[Nexus One General] Huey85:
only reason I'd go Bravo/Desire is for the hardware keys. Is HD Video Recording a hardware limitation? (though the only hardware diff was the hardware keys, optical joystick and the tiny bit more extra RAM).
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
I won't dare lie and say this phone is not worth my time, but everything on it can be made avalible to the Nexus One - of course other than hardware limitations, and it seems this "Desire" is merely going to boil down to personal preference between the two phones. If you just oh so adore hardware buttons, optical trackpads, and the Sense UI (soon to be ported to the N1 anyways) then go to your beloved desire.

Aslo, to those who are saying the Sense UI is merely going to slow down the phone, please be aware that this is not a MyTouch, G1, or even the original Hero we are dealing with here. There is a 1Ghz processor backing the device. The Sense UI is already smoothly running on the HTC Legend with simply a 600mz processor - and is pratically completely stable on my G1. The Desire will not be a slow device, and honestly I want Sense on my N1 - which of course will happen.

Gotta love that HTC IME.
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
Count me in as the minority (?) who like the capacitive buttons on the N1. I've never had any problems with it--no off-center calibration. They're quite pleasing to use, IMO.
[Nexus One General] david1171:
After the first day of use and learning to aim slightly above the buttons, I have never had a problem with them, and enjoy the aesthetic appeal of them much over hardware buttons.
[Nexus One General] ztm.000:
And they vibrate which I bet the hardware ones do not. Make the phone more sexy IMO
[Nexus One General] mesajoejoe:
The capacitive touch "buttons" do not vibrate, touching them causes the phone to vibrate, which I see no reason that it wouldnt happen on the hardware buttons.
[Nexus One General] colonel:
HTC makes phones with "batches" of technology, like Nokia.

5 Years ago it was the 200Mhz qualcomm chipset that appeared in most of HTC's phones. whether an individual one had an FM radio, GPS, 3G or other feature was chosen by HTC for each model, but the core software and hardware was essentially the same.

Then, with the HTC Diamond, HTC jumped to the 528Mhz qualcomm chipset. Although RAM was increased to 288mb, this went on to power the Touch HD, Touch Pro 2, Diamond 2, etc. with the only other main jump being the 480x800 screen.

528Mhz phones are still very much centre stage for the mid to low range, with the HTC Tattoo and the HTC Touch 2 amongst others still having them.

However the new "top of the house" chipset, the 1ghz snap dragon (with 512mb and upwards softRAM) will be put in all the top phones from now and will survive over many years, eventually working its way down to the mid and lower range phones.

What does this mean for us ? It means that that by buying into the Nexus one now, just at the start of the era of the snapdragon, if we take care of our phone, we effectively have 2-3 years of leading edge ROM development from google, HTC and modders on xda-developers.

Thats something to look forward to.
[Nexus One General] ztm.000:
Oh wow... ya know thank you for the clarification on that because I had no idea that the phone used one vibrator throughout... I thought the capacitive buttons had their own little tiny vibrators underneath the screen

Dude. Get real.

And by the way? They wouldn't make the hardware buttons react with vibrate. That was the point I was trying to get across. Maybe next time ill be more elaborate for you.
[Nexus One General] stonedraider:
If the HTC Desire will be released here in Europe before the Nexus One, i definately will go for this phone. It looks great, hardware buttons (!), Sense UI is quite nice. The only thing i care about are the updates to future Android versions. The Hero is still running 1.5 (or?), and i think the same could happen to the Desire. It will be released with 2.1 and will stay there...
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
You know what, I just have to say thanks for that post. I was starting to get very worried about the lifespan of the Nexus One. I really don't want to get the phone - and in simply a few weeks, days, or even months one with way better specs come out. I have now been reassured.
[Nexus One General] anthro:
There's a good chance that N1 and Desire are so similar that they would be sharing ROMs
[Nexus One General] colonel:
they are the same phone.

The HTC HD2, nexus one and bravo are all the same.

Just different software and a few hardware tweaks.

Every top HTC phone will have the same internals for the next year.

the joker in the pack is what apple does in june/july with the iphone 4. If they keep the cpu at 624mhz, the ram at 256mb and the screen at 480x360 (meh!) then HTC will feel no need to upgrade for another year.

I think there are so many ways to improve the iphone (camera, resolution, multi-tasking, battery life, etc.) that apple has its hands full. Plus windows mobile 7 is coming out soon and, despite cat calls here, I think it looks really nice.

IMHO 2010 will be a real ramp up of the battle of the software with hardware taking a back seat. Thats why I am even more convinced my Nexus one's hardware will be powerful enough to run anything for many years. the only thing I would like is an upgrade to MicroSDXC compatability - the question is, is this a software or a hardware thing ?????
[Nexus One General] arifhanid:
HTC have just announced the HTC Desire at MWC.

excerpts taken from http://www.engadget.com/2010/02/16/live-from-htcs-mwc-2010-press-event/?sort=newest&refresh=30

10:59AM "HTC Desire, the richest visual experience possible."

10:59AM "When I personalize my Desire, everything just comes alive."

10:59AM Flash enabled, 10.1 ready.

10:58AM Pinch to zoom, text reflow to fit the screen. Very handsome. Wow, you can select text and look it up in a dictionary or translate. Very cool contextual menu addition there.

10:58AM "This is the richest visual experience on any phone." 3.7 inch AMOLED, 1GHz Snapdragon... hmm, this sounds kind of like the Nexus One!
[Nexus One General] arifhanid:
copy and paste looks awesome...