yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G1 Android Development] MrLBrick:
Correct, a reboot is required to unset this setting even if it is unset.

Cheers for the updates dude after the fix go get a beer lol

EDIT: Sorry for the double post please remove it

Updated first thread on page 3 with Laszlo's Dount ROM.
[G1 Android Development] MrLBrick:
Updated first thread on page 3 with Laszlo's Dount ROM.
[G1 Android Development] kefer:
do you mind makeing this in a update zip file for us noobs:D
[G1 Android Development] MrLBrick:
If you post a link to the ROM you would like it in then ill apply it for ya.
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
Hah, Will do as soon as I squish these pesky bugs. I think I forgot to reset a variable or something.
[G1 Android Development] kefer:
ok thank you ,,:o
[G1 Android Development] kefer:
check your Pm:p
[G1 Android Development] MrLBrick:
Ok for the guys that dontr know how to or dont want to i have made a script that will apply the update for you.

It already has the Phone.apk's attached.

Newest Phone.apk's.

Phone APK Installer

http://tinyurl.com/ya9qqgl

Link updated: 28/02/2010

Please guys if the batch throws an error etc PM me and ill fix ASAP.

APK Dount:

http://tinyurl.com/ykrg6sb

APK Eclair:

http://tinyurl.com/yzl6tek

The two above are jus APK files, making it that bit easier.

The batch file has been updated with the new APK's.

How to use the Batch:

1.Extract contents into a folder.

2.Make sure phone is connected via USB.

3.Run phoneAPKINstaller.bat.

4.Follow on screen prompts for your selected firmware.

5.Phone will reboot.

6.Dance with joy to answer calls

Credits go to the respected people i take no credit in any of this more to help make it easier.
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
I would suggest that you don't install current versions, I found fixed a Very Bad Bug (tm) on both Eclair and Donut builds, and accelorometer wasn't being "unset", which means it used to leave the accelorometer up and running.

The files are in their usual place.

As for the update.zip... A link for instructions on how to build one would be most welcome. I'm currently looking at how themes are applied as my base.
[G1 Android Development] SD2691:
If the bug is fixed, can you post a direct link for the donut .apk?

I don't have a usb cord, so I download directly from my phone..it would be greatly appreciated!
[G1 Android Development] domenukk:
Sounds nice.

Oh and Nushio: I like your avatar. dont know why :D
[G1 Android Development] MrLBrick:
updated my pervious post with newest Phone.apk and added batch file instructions.
[G1 Android Development] DAP420:
Ok so I installed the apk, rebooted the phone and selected shake to answer. I got all kind of F/C's and when I called my phone there was a F/C for phone. ... the phone didn't ring.
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
I just updated both Eclair and Donut (I'm getting good at backporting fixes 'n stuff).

I tested on my OpenEclair G1 phone and everything should be back to working like a charm.

Sorry it took me so long, but it turned out that having 3 different "shake sensitivity" settings was very difficult to do.
[G1 Android Development] lazinase:
I'm too stupid to push it to my Nexus One and it didn't work but fc. So I reverted back to the original Phone.apk. Anyway I hope you will have one for Nexus One in the soon future.
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
What OS version did you use? 2.1? My Eclair Phone.apk only works with 2.1.
[G1 Android Development] bigdbag:
does the un-setting shaking bug still exist? I'm kind of confused as to what the status is of the apk. :confused:

I have a MyTouch3g with Super D / wgkernal running at the moment and would be absolutely willing to try out your mod. Please let me know if the kinks are all worked out!

:D
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
I'm pretty sure all bugs are worked out, but I'll confirm as soon as I get a second phone to call myself to.
[G1 Android Development] Part Four:
Seems silly. We have perfectly good buttons and keys to take care of these functions already. Shaking is more work than pressing a single button. What's the point other than just being goofy?
[G1 Android Development] SD2691:
Eh, let's face it... the G1 is being murdered on the daily by all of these new phones coming out. Any and all mod's are appreciated at this point, even if they're somewhat "goofy"

I'm glad people are trying to keep the "Dream" alive.... man that was lame.
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
Back when I had an iPhone, you had to "slide finger to answer call". I hated it. Then someone pointed me to a "Shake to Answer" option for jailbroken iPhones. I thought it was neat. And I liked it more than "Slide to Answer".

Fast forward half a year later, and here it is, for the Android. I know Dreams have their buttons to mute and answer. Nexus now uses sliders to answer or hang call too, though I believe it still has physical buttons.

My main point here was getting *something* done, I did state that it was a personal project that I wanted to share.

I'm also going to work on a "hold end-call to sms" option, which would already be finished if I wasn't fighting the phone's permissions. Maybe you'd like to use that instead?
[G1 Android Development] olearyp:
Perhaps you're wearing thick gloves, limiting your dexterity? Or have one or more amputated fingers? Or find this a more natural interface?

Why would you even comment on this thread if you don't find it useful, without providing some constructive suggestions? What's the point other than just being dismissive of Nushio's efforts?
[G1 Android Development] lazinase:
My sig says...CM 5.0.4.1, which is based on AOSP 2.1_r2.

After pushing the Phone.apk all I got was fc on mobile defense and setting...
[G1 Android Development] Wysie:
Seems like a nice mod! :) Have yet to test out, anyone can report how it works on CM5? :P

Nushio: To make an update.zip, check out the links in my signature (either of the contacts mod). Basically, just edit the update-script (to suit your liking), and then place Phone.apk in /system/app. After that, sign the zip file and you're done! If you're still unclear drop me a PM ;). I'm sure you'll figure it out since you're already coding a system app ;)!
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
Thanks Wysie! (Love your Contacts app btw! I might change a thing on it later though)

I did drop my apk on the update.zip, but I was missing the zip signing part.
[G1 Android Development] :
Finally gonna give this a go on SuperD v1.8. Is the link in the first post the most upto date version so far?
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
Link always points to the latest version, so yes.

I hear my mod's going to be the default Phone app for an OpenEclair-based ROM :)
[G1 Android Development] :
Quality news fella :) I can see this being default in a lot of roms soon enough ;)

Thanks for your work, will report back tomorrow on it.

Just curious I've never been on github before, do I just download the source and rename to .apk? Or is there a download the apk button?
[G1 Android Development] MrLBrick:
Just click download source dude and then pick either .tar or .zip and inside there will be the .apk.
[G1 Android Development] :
Thought so but just wanted to make sure, thanks :)
[G1 Android Development] :
Well installed it and hit a slight problem.

The shake to answer works like a charm, the shake to mute requires me to have to shake my phone so violently I nearly pulled my arm out of its socket. I think it may need toning down somewhat!

This definatly needs an either or option whereby you have one or the other set and not both, that way the shake to mute can be toned down to the same as shake to answer.
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
Actually, accelerometers are very wild.

If you want, I can give you a "regular" app that I use to calibrate weak, medium and strong shakes.

I was actually considering removing the 3 levels and leaving a single one.

If someone could be ask kind as to audit my code. I based it from here, but added the 3 sensitivity levels.

I'll up my "AccelTest" app to github.
[G1 Android Development] :
If you could that would be great and save me a few shoulder injuries ;)

My mail is DisruptiveMind@googlemail.com

And thanks :)
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
Added Sample APK, available on the home page. Its best if you use adb lolcat to get the actual numbers the phone is spitting out.
[G1 Android Development] Wysie:
Nushio: Keep up the amazing work! Do mod my contacts ;)! I haven't been doing a thing with it. Good to see shadowch31 here too, he'll give you very detailed bug reports ;).
[G1 Android Development] :
Firstly love the Street Fighter Ryu reference for violent shake in the AccelTest app, shame it doesn't scream it at you! I'd use it just for that lol 'HADOKEN!

I used the app and found my accelometer responded very well with the difference between low and hadoken what would be expected and found it very easy to be able to hit whichever level I wanted 9 times out of 10.

So with that in mind I want back and reflashed the Phone.apk and set it for shake to answer, phoned myself and with a medium shake phone answered. I then set it for shake to mute and again shoulder injury time. But this time I persisted and noticed that after the 5th attempt it had settled in nicely and took a medium to strong shake and worked like a charm from then on in. Don't know why but that setting appears to take its time figuring out its 'shake point'.

One thing also noticed is that you got rid of my damn call lag! Now its half a ring and bam I can see the caller rather than waiting three - four rings! So for that alone this makes this mod worth the shoulder injury to start.

Anything else you need to know give me a shout.
[G1 Android Development] tiggerbcn:
Thanks for the mod Nushio I have tested the version for Donut, but it is very sensitive, after moving a little the phone it takes down the call, but the idea of the mod is very good, if it was possible to calibrate the accelerometer it would be very good.

Thank you

sorry for my bad english
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
Hey tiggerbcn, there's a Sample app that shows the different sensitivity levels.

If you could use adb logcat with the app, It will print out the different values, and you can experiment with the sensitivity. It's the same one that the Phone.apk is using.
[G1 Android Development] tiggerbcn:
I'm sorry but not as using adb logcat and to experiment with the sensibility
[G1 Android Development] PJcastaldo:
I am a little confused, i did the install directions exactly how it says... and i cant find the shake settings???? any ideas?
[G1 Android Development] PJcastaldo:
so no one has any response????
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
Chill man, its a friday night. Most devs are out drinkin'. (I stayed at home).

You can find the settings under Settings -> Call Settings. Should be at the very bottom "Shake to Answer" and "Shake to Mute".

Enjoy!
[G1 Android Development] PJcastaldo:
lol, yeah i know, i should be at the bar too. (turned 25 today). Ok so i guess then its a bad thing that i dont have those options then. i am using cyans latest. i followed the direction to the letter... what did i do wrong?
[G1 Android Development] Nushio:
(Forums should have an IM Option).

Feel free to go here: http://webchat.freenode.net/#openandroidteam

and ping me (Nushio), I would gladly help you out instead of going back and forth between forum messages.
[G1 Android Development] PJcastaldo:
Well for some reason when i click you link im getting a 404 error.... do you have a gtalk? Mine is Pjcastaldo@gmail..
[G1 Android Development] Wysie:
How's progress with this? :)
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] xinos:
Hey,

My problem is nandroid won't restore my Modaco 3.2 backup. It just keeps saying Error : run 'nandroid-mobile.sh restore' via adb!. Why wont it restore. Is there any way i can force restore or something like that?

If i posted this at the wrong section sorry.

Kind regards,

xinos
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] kevinlow:
u can try this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=614016

rgds
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] kendong2:
get recovery.log and post it here, inside is the reason why it failed. menu -> other in recovery.

edit: you need to provoke a failed restore before you copy the log, otherwise it will be empty.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] xinos:
Uh nevermind for some mysterious reason it suddenly started updating i tryed every wipe option out there and took out the battery multiple times seems to have worked....

But still thanks for the quick reply's
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] smoky-jr:
i made a hebrew language for manila2d qvga version

just copy the files to windows folder and restart the device.

Manila 2D Version: 2.0.1919.1432

here some screenshot:

cheers.:)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] docdds:
Love it

Great job, thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] RFOX100:
hey

לא רע אחי

עבודה יפה

NICE TO SEE PEOPLE THAT STILL TRYING TO GET HEBREW ON THERE POCKET PC

great job dude!

:P
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] tomerlev:
need help.. something little.. PLZ PLZ PLZ

iv'e downloaded the manila cab file but i can't find the 'windows' folder on my device.. i don't know why .. i tried to find it in the windows mobile center and via the search program on the omnia also... even when i tried to extract the content of the folder it's don't show me in the 'windows' folder in the 'main memory' category tab... plz help me i can't wait to install this software
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] yakov103:
/

can you give me the rom ?

אתה יכול להביא לי את הרום?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] docdds:
You have to go through your phones file explorer (Not through your PC), then you will find Windows under My Device.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Themes and Apps] ophirbu:
hi

i'm having topaz with rom 2.1.1.3 eng

i took the file yhat u said and copy them to

windows but its dosent working for me

when i copied them i having a masage that they r allready

instald and if i want to replase them

if u having a soulution it will be helpfull

thanks
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] heroskyy:
Im currently on Tmobile, and im about to buy an AT&T Tilt.

If I get it, is there a sure fire way that I can unlock it relatively soon upon purchasing it?

I need to know soon.

I could probably do a search, but Im kinda in a hurry.

Therefore, and help is appreciated

thanks!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] heroskyy:
nvm, 1 minute of searching is all you ever really need.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
That's the spirit!
[Nexus One General] Antiskunk:
I've seen that there's a LOT of confusion over the different data connection speeds.

I've seen a lot of comments with people asking why they keep getting a 'H' symbol like it's a bad thing, so here's a basic run-down:

GPRS: 56Kbit/s

EDGE: 236.8 kbit/s

UMTS: 384 kbit/s

HSDPA: 14,400 kbit/s - 14.4 Mb/s (only in certain places in England, blanket 7.2 Mb/s for Three UK)

GSM isn't included because it can't be used for data transfer, this is usually when the signal bar is shown, with nothing else.

2G:

GPRS is pretty negligible, I'd know I get stuck with it all the time in my house. It can load web pages but pretty slowly. This is shown on the N1 with a G next to the signal bar.

EDGE is still 2G but is multiple 2G connections combined. Here's a definition from soul2soul from a quick Google search:

"EDGE is part of GPRS network. During idle state, you will be given 1 timeslot only which is GPRS speed. When you start to download, you will be given more timeslots, hence you notice the sudden increase of speed to EDGE. If you are have lots of data users, you might be given only 1 timeslot. THis way, you might not hit the 220kbps speed consistently. Besides, Edge ping is quite horrible around 450-550 ms at first hop.

3G on the other hand, to my experience, consistentlys hit the 384kbps. It is sort like a guarantee pipeline for you. Of course, the latency is much lower at 150ms to 200ms."

This is shown by an E next to the signal bar.

3G:

UMTS is faster than EDGE but is still nowhere near HSDPA. As explained above though, 3G is much more stable than EDGE so you will get a more reliable speed. This is shown by a 3G symbol next to the signal bar.

HSPDA Is the good one. This one supports up to 14.4MB/s. This is shown by a H symbol (on certain ROM's) next to the signal bar.

Personally, I love knowing when I get HSPDA over UMTS since there could be a whole 7Mb/s difference on Three UK, for example; 14Mb/s on Vodafone (some places).

Feel free to comment on any faults and I'll correct them. I did this very quickly :p

Someone care to comment on LTE?
[Nexus One General] technogecko6:
This post triggered me to try running a speed test on my N1 out of pure curiosity. I am using the speedtest.net app from the marketplace.

N1 status shows: HSPA

Server: New York, NY

My location: Midtown west manhattan, 12th floor of an office building

Ping: 109ms

Down: 1656 kbps

Up: 1286 kbps
[Nexus One General] Antiskunk:
HSDPA can range from just faster than 3G speeds to 14.4 Mb/s. Keep in mind it depends on how many people are connected to the cell (since it's the max bandwidth distributed between how many people connect to each basestation), and also the max bandwidth of the Basestation. If no one else is connecting to your basestation then it looks like it's limited to 1.8Mb/s. But i'm not sure on the specs of other basestations aside from the UK, so I could be wrong.
[Nexus One General] setzer715:
I would also like to add that HSPA is JUST a data service where 3G carries both data and voice. Quite a few people on here seem to be confused when they see their phone switch back and fourth from 3G to HSPA and they ask why its going back and fourth. It is because you phone will only use the HSPA services for data and then switch back to 3G when idle and not doing data.

Oh, and lets not forget HSPA+, currently launched on T-Mobile USA in Philidalphia, which has theoretical speeds of 56Mbps down.
[Nexus One General] gunnner:
Anyone know what happens when a call comes in if you're using HSPA, for example downloading a large file?
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
I've gotten speeds of around 600-700kbps on UMTS pretty consistently here in Toledo... are you sure it's max speed is only half that?
[Nexus One General] serialtoon:
I rarley get good speeds anywhere here (California). The best i can muster up is 700k down and up. :-/
[Nexus One General] Zappza:
Please take note that the Nexus One, as most other mobile phones has a official maximum bandwidth of 7.2 MBps using HSDPA, not the full 14.4 MBps.

Quote:

google.com/phone

Cellular & Wireless

UMTS Band 1/4/8 (2100/AWS/900)

HSDPA 7.2Mbps

HSUPA 2Mbps

GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz)
[Nexus One General] theartfullodger:
25th Feb in Waitrose (** a supermarket **) car-park in Wokingham, Engerland @ 10:33am [waiting for the wife] download 3922Kbps, upload 1673Kbps, (Speedtest), 'phone status switching between UMTS & HSDPA.

At home some 5 miles away usually download about 1.4Mbps: When I'm back in God's ain country (bonnie Scotland, the Highlands,..) I'll try again...

& If the 'phone was normal way up (therefore aerial at the bottom... slightly behind car dash) I got a lower speed, turn N1 upside down and she goes faster ..

Anyone??

Cheers!

Lodger
[Nexus One General] setzer715:
Actually, a correction to the previous. You see, HSPA is just an enhancement of UMTS. To say 3G is VERY broad statement because pretty much all carriers have some sort of 3rd Generation technolocy in use on thier networks. Now, T-Mobile and ATT both use UTMS (Universal Mobile Telecommunication Service) and to be specific they use W-CDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access).

The quoted data speeds of 384Kbps are the theorecital max of R'99 (Revision "99). Moving on to R5 (Revision 5) incorporate HSDPA (High Speed Download Packet Access) with theorecial max download speeds of 14.4Mbps. Then there is R6 (Revision 6) which incorporates HSUPA (High Speed Upload Packet Access. I'm sorry I dont know the max theoretical upload speeds. Lastly we have HSPA+ (High Speed Packet Access Enhanced) which has theoretical download speeds of 54Mbps.

Now on to your quesiton, if you are reaching those speeds you are more than likely on a HSPA network. If you are using an Eclair ROM your data symbol next to your signal strength will NOT switch from 3G to H. Its not built into the rom. If you are using a Desire ROM you will see this happen.

Here is another way to check, start downloading a large file (to give yoruself time) then back out and let it download in the background. Open your dialer and type *#*#4636#*#* then select phone info. Scroll down and look at network type. It will either say UMTS or HSPA. Make sure when your viewing it that there is data going in the background.

A quicker way to get to the Phone Info is to download/install Anycut and create a shortcut on your desktop for Phone Info.

Hope this helps.
[Nexus One General] Hired:
You guys are incredibly knowledgeable! I have been extremely curious as to what HSPA+ was exactly, thank you for explaining it!

I do have a few questions:

1. With HSPA+ on the horizon for T-Mobile (US), what frequencies will be used to broadcast?

2. Will the freq be the same as UMTS?

3. Will devices like the HD 2 be able to utilize the new network (if not will a simple radio ROM fix that?)
[Nexus One General] cmg8769:
Thanks for the explaination,as I was wondering what this ment as well..
[Nexus One General] Paulynator:
My UMTS/3G speed too high?

There's a device that I'm interested in that will only do Edge. I wanted to see if I could tolerate the reduced speed and found this thread stating connection speeds. When I select "use only 2g networks" I connect at about half the max you state for Edge...which sounds about right. But, when I connect 3G (with my 3G phone), my DL speed is about 2.5Mb/s or 2500Kb/s, almost 7x as fast as the 384Kb/s stated here for max 3G. Could somebody please explain to me how I'm looking at things the wrong way? Thanks.
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Because by "3G" the setting you're switching means "3G and up". To reach those speeds your phone is switching to HSDPA mode, which on Nexus One is limited to 7.2 Mbps, and you're still far below that limit.
[Nexus One General] Paulynator:
Thanks for that. But bear w/me for just one more sec; I'm a relative newby. Let me see if I understand. With my

3G

Huawei Comet in hotspot mode and a netbook connected to Speedtest.net thru the hotspot, I'm getting a download thruput of 7X 3G speed and 1/3 4G speed. If this is right, since I don't think I could expect to reach the maximum 4G speed with an actual 4G phone but maybe more like 1/2 4G speed, since I'm getting close to that (1/3 4G) miraculously I think, (especially since that was at 2 of 4 bars), I think I shouldn't waste my time and money ever upgrading to a 4G phone; I should stick w/my miraculous little 3G Comet. Please let me know; is all this right? Thanks for any more help.
[Nexus One General] Paulynator:
Is my connection way faster than my device is supposed to be capable of?

Sorry for repeating myself but I didn't get a reply and I really need an answer.

With my

3G

Huawei Comet in hotspot mode and a netbook connected to Speedtest.net thru the hotspot, my DL speed is about 2.5Mb/s which is almost 7 times as fast as the 384Kb/s I read is supposed to be the max for 3G. My signal indicator does show the H for HSDPA (2 bars) so since my connection is

SO much faster than the max for 3G

, and squarely in the realm of 4G speeds considering 2 bars (about 1/3 the max for 4G), is my Ideos/Comet somehow doing 4G? Thanks for clarifying for me.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] amjad_2020:
Hii i have buy TubeDroid and i want to crack it to on any android !!

http://www.zshare.net/download/73062523dd9e956c/
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] zeezee:
you will have to disassemble the dex files there are various tool available then you will have to modify the opcodes.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] amjad_2020:
i have try my file and it work good on my friends HTC .....