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[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] howudoinn7:
Hello dear Forumers!!! lol :)

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Theres 2 ways of downloading Items A) Directly to you your phone from the site OR B) To your Desktop/Laptop then transfer it via USB/MemoryCard/ActiveSync (which is what I did) They have some very neat wallpapers and some unique sounds (Ringtones/SMS Alerts) for your devices. You can sample the sounds before downloading, just FYI......hehe :cool:

Hope this site is useful for ya'll :p Customize your device to your liking!!! ;)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Themes and Apps] wisnia99:
Hi try http://www.zedge.net/ they good good stuff
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Bluepri:
On the official HTC website it lists the Touch Diamond as having both:

ROM: 256 MB

RAM: 192 MB DDR SDRAM

So why when I go System Information on my Diamond, it lists Program Memory as 111.1Mb and Storage Memory as 92.2Mb.

I repeat that's:

ROM: 92.2 MB

RAM: 111.1 MB DDR SDRAM

111.1Mb to run Windows Mobile 6.53, Touch-Flo3D2 and then actually do something is pitiful. I'm booting with 10% available RAM only now. So any talk about how memory works on the Diamond would be nice. I dont see how adding apps (if they don't run processes or services) should add to RAM use but it must be as when I install something I notice its eating away at my RAM on a next boot, when the app I installed isn't even running. Problem seems to be this gwes.exe just getting enormous, currently its a 22Mb process... and I dont have the spare RAM for memory leaks or a process thats seems to increase in size over time on a phone sitting idle.

The other thing slightly off topic is "SKTools" listed the screen resolution as 320x240, which if it is and not 640x480 maybe this phone isn't as great as I was lead to believe. Any thoughts? :)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] in_da_cloud:
maybe its a china phone =)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] dwizzy130:
Yea... This sounds like a bad clone to me.

dwizzy130
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Bluepri:
Are u joking? Its official HTC branded casing front & back and lists as T-Mobile MDA Vario IV (GSM). Bought on Orange early 2009.

How much do u get listed in System Information/ %RAM free on boot , and any tricks I should be aware of? I'm on 95% used RAM so something is gonna have to happen. I currently use the SKTools Free RAM - that CleanRAM app although good and thorough took too long and kept shutting down Touchflo and I'd then have to soft reset, which kinda defeated the object... ^_^
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] dwizzy130:
So you bought it from Orange?

dwizzy130
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] supersanj:
One of my friends who also got his Orange branded diamond had the same issue. He has less RAM than i do on my unbranded diamond.

Also found this online:

"HTC have released the P3702 in Taiwan. At its core, it's HTC's Diamond handset, but with a few changes – one of which being cosmetic. By that, the back is plain, no diamond-esque lines this time around. Now, that could be a positive for some, but the second difference won't be to anyone. The Diamond has 192MB of RAM – whereas the P3702 has 128MB of RAM. On the Diamond, 64MB of the 192MB RAM is allotted to the dedicated video chip, so, for the P3702, that means less memory for the user, and possibly no video acceleration, but there is no confirmation on that. No word on whether or not it will be released outside of Taiwan."

http://www.pdasnews.com/articles/htc-p3702-–-same-diamond-less-ram-and-plain-back-2.html
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] vss1980:
Just a bit of an FYI, T-mobile MDA Compact IV lists:

Program: Total 115.03 MB

Storage: Total 83.56 MB

Device information though lists the RAM size as 192MB, and Flash size as 256MB.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Bluepri:
I got it secondhand but it came in an Orange box and the back cover was Orange branded until I switched for plain one.

@vss1980

Good idea! Hardware Information in Settings lists:

RAM size: 128MB ---> must be the 111.1MB I keep filling up

Flash size: 256 MB ----> errr....??? I get 92.2Mb see below

Storage size: 92.18 MB (strange not rounded)

Screen res: 480x640 65K colors

Looks like I have a 128MB RAM model :( So I don't get it, where is the 256MB Flash?? Is that the 92.18MB Storage + windows? Or is the 256Mb flash actually 92.2Mb storage + ~160Mb for video acceleration and therefore hidden? OR is the 256MB Flash the RAM + ROM (what I call Flash) added with ~32Mb missing?

HTC website lies about my RAM then the phone lies about my Flash size ^_^
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] b_logix:
i have read this somewhere in the forum ...192 mb ram are just for marketing

in reality are 128 ram ( 113 actually ) for win mo and 64 mb for the system behind the radio (gsm,wifi, etc) , and rom 256 (wim mo 6.1 official 146 mb + 98 for storage)
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] Bluepri:
AHHH thanks very much Logix I can now sleep at night. This explains it perfectly.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] mr.horndoctor:
My CDMA Sprint Diamond says it has 203.59 Program and 91.05 Storage.

I have heard the CDMA Verizon has less. Maybe yours is the GSM gimped version like the gimped Verizon model.

:(
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eclair~:
I thought with the horse power behind the Desire, and the N1 - that the flip clock animation would be allowed once again.. it is even on the HD2 if memory serves me correctly. Is it because Android has to handle multiple applications, and the clock would slow this all down? I'm honestly not educated in the subject, but I do enjoy my eye-candy.. it isn't a problem, really, I was just curious why HTC wouldn't add it to their higher-end Android phones also.

EDIT: Well this is meant for the Desire, not the stock N1. Sorry if I caused any confusion.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] j.bruha:
The flip clock widget is part of HTC's Sense UI, which the Nexus One doesn't have since it's more of a Google device than an HTC device (despite the two company's joint efforts in building it).
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eclair~:
You know, I noticed that this question is irrelevant in ways. Since I'm really referring to the Desire..
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jongie123:
I would love to see it also,but I think there has to be something missing in the build.Maybe taking a look to a HD2 build to see if there is something extra.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grainysand:
Some things are definitely missing in the leaked Desire ROM, like a full Flash player. I wouldn't be surprised if the flip clock animation will only be in the final version of the ROM, too.
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[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Richi_Ric:
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[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] supersanj:
sweet. thanks a lot for these. the iron man one looks great on my phone. Of course wallpaper11 looks good too!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Richi_Ric:
Thanks Buddy
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] insoh:
Holy ****!!this is tha bomb!!!:d:d

thnx a lot
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Themes and Apps] Richi_Ric:
I'm Glad U Like it :)
[G1 Apps and Games] nkchornets37:
Not sure if anyone else noticed, or is excited like I am, but MLB At Bat is now on the market. Royals fan here. It's $14.99, so a little steep but we will see how long I can hold out from buying it. Just wanted to bring this to anyones attention who might be excited as me. Go Royals, where staying out of last place is a success.
[G1 Apps and Games] jikei:
Question to anyone who has bought.

This obviously is the "app" which I presume MLB has has built in "Gameday Audio" of some sort (which you can buy online at mlb.tv for the season.) Does anyone know if you can use your gmail and then sign in via a web browser on a computer to use, if you were say at a computer instead of your phone?...
[G1 Apps and Games] Kaos Chase:
KC Native here man, hell yea, someone make a summary and tell us if it is worth it.
[G1 Apps and Games] BSDADON:
I can't see it being worth $15. I can just go to the mobile site and get all the information I need for free. The game audio is a cool feature but if I'm not home to watch the game chances are wherever I am I can't listen to it.
[G1 Apps and Games] BombaMyte:
Last years beta was the ****. I listened to the WS while on the road (Phils & Yanks fan here, so I was torn the entire series). Sure you can get all the stats & whatnot on a PC, but if you're not at your PC, the app was well worth it.

Unfortunately, the $14.99 price tag is WAY too steep for this. Although you can listen to the games, if your phone goes to sleep, or if you get a text, or do anything that pulls you away from the app, the stream stops & you have to re-initialize. PITA when you're multi-tasking on your device.

Now if they cut a cool $10 off the price, I'd consider it. I'd consider it even more if that $4.99 price tag gave me free updates of the app every year. Here's a question though (and I'm going to try this myself): If anyone still has the beta, have you tried installing it to see if it still works? If it does, what makes MLB think I'm gonna pay them $14.99 for an app I got for free, FROM THEM?!

Just a thought...
[G1 Apps and Games] t0mmy:
I have this app, only worth the $15 if your a hardcore baseball fan. Everything seems to work a lot smoother then last years beta though.
[G1 Apps and Games] robeggen:
I don't have last years beta anymore but I would be shocked if it worked. The app is called At Bat 2010. They fully intend to make sure it does not work next season. Last year's probably can't get to this season's schedule.

I bought it because I'll be able to use it at work where I can't pick up AM radio and have no android slingbox app. It sucks that iphone gets live video and the others don't. I wouldn't use the live video much since they blackout the local games, but that would at least justify the price. The video highlights are good quality. Much better than what I saw of the NBA app.
[G1 Apps and Games] jikei:
I have last year's Beta. When you load it, only works up until the last game of the WS last year and sometimes the winter league games pop up but the beta is useless.
[G1 Apps and Games] kwrose14:
This app is awesome and worth the time installing it. Get all the games with the push of a button, including audio, stats and video highlights after the game. Well worth the investment IMO
[Android Themes] Skaggz:
I'm trying to figure out how to push bootanimation.zip to /data/local/ using Metamorph and cannot get it to work. Is it at all possible to push a .zip file using Metamorph.

I know how to create a MM file. Some of you may be familiar with my work, some may not be. So, keep that in mind when replying.

Thanks in advance for any help
[Android Themes] drater:
When i tried that it would not work because its a zip. i dont think MM can handle zip files right now
[Android Themes] ttabbal:
Try this:

Put the bootanimation.zip in a dir inside your theme dir. Call it boot for example. Put this in your .thm file:

boot.cpy

/data/local/

It should copy everything in boot/ to /data/local/. Note that it only works if /data/local/ already exists. It won't create directories.
[Android Themes] Skaggz:
Thats exactly what I tried. It still does not update the already existing bootanimation.zip in the /data/local/. Like drater said, it may be possible that MM cannot handle moving a .zip file, yet.
[Android Themes] olvap377:
I want to make metamorph work on my device without givving me fcs after i reboot. This happns when i try to change the boot animation by writing to framework-res.apk. i have a working busybox and nandroid backups so i am willing to try anything...please help.

i have tried running fix_permissions which didnt help

i have tried the linking solution

the process works fine because u can see the new boot animation load up fine but the phone gets a billions force closes for almost everything as soo as i unlock.

please help me out because i have searched the very depths of the internet onl to come out empty handed. i know many people are facing this issue so it would be nice to give them a step by step fix.

stericson did a good job with the app from wat i hear and once working is supposed to be an essential app.

pleas helppp :(
[Nexus One General] jsbutran:
Just also help me to understand about wipe.. once you are on wipe menu you get 4 to 5 option. How do I do complete wipe. Should the first option to be selected only or all options to be selected one by one. By now I have been selecting only the first option. Is it safe to wipe the SD card with this.
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
Wipe factory/data settings. Wipe dalvik-cache. You've now completely wiped your handset.
[Nexus One General] polo79:
what exactly is in the dalvik-cache? are there times you wouldn't want to wipe the dalvik?
[Nexus One General] jkhouw1:
http://dbhcreative.com/blog/?tag=dalvik-cache

my understanding is that it is used by the java virtual machine for temp data by running programs... not sure if this is correct.

in any event, there doesn't seem to be a reason not to wipe it - and i've seen many posts about a performance gain if you phone starts to get laggy by clearing it.
[Nexus One General] polo79:
thanks a lot!
[Nexus One General] tropmonky:
So I'm going to be straight up with you guys... I (like many of you) have and many smartphones in the past. My last phone before the N1 was a iPhone 3G unlocked/jailbroken.

I loved the iPhone, however like most people I was fed up with not having background apps, Google Voice, and I really hate getting notifications on the iPhone... Yeah I jailbroke it so I could run apps in the background and get google voice, but it was still lacking. BUT it DID work, and worked so well than I rarely had to reset/reboot it. Also, the chance that an app you download will work is in the 99th percentile unlike Android apps.

BUT, I do love the N1... However I DO feel like every time I jump online and check out some of the websites (engadget, gizmodo, BRG, etc) I'm going to run across a new article putting shame on the N1... Today was one of those days regarding multitouch..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzhUzq6bTPg&feature=player_embedded

other issues I have with the phone (STOCK ROM not unlocked) are:

-PDAnet won't work when I'm on a phone call, it seems like the phone drops to GPRS every fricken time! I've wiped my phone and ONLY installed PDA net to test it even

-Memory managment = with a iPhone you realistically never have to worry about memory regarding programs downloaded, Google needs to allow apps to SD card OUT OF THE BOX.

-Overall stability = I figure I have to reboot/reset my phone at least every other day due to it hanging up on something or just acting outright odd.. In my photo gallery it won't pull up some of my photos in full resolution, WTF~comon...

-Overall radio power = this phone just seems to suck ass with regards to getting a signal whether it's 3G or EDGE compared to most other phones.

So I'm hoping/thinking that the DESIRE might have some of these issues fixed. I'm really keeping an eye on it to see what transpires. So who's thinking the same???
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
I don't have my N1 yet, but if I don't have any issues - then I see no reason to ever switch to the Desire. I will, however, install the Desire ROM on my N1. So, I will have a NexusDesireOne lol. Everything on the Nexus One, plus Desire's Sense ~ that is good enough for me.
[Nexus One General] j.bruha:
Given that I don't share any of your complaints, I don't care about the optical trackpad, and I very much like having 3G, I see no reason to switch to a Desire when it becomes available, especially since I'll be able to run its full ROM when it comes out (and the beta now).

Per your first point, for all of the bad press the Nexus One has received, I have not read a single bit of it that impacts my experience with the device. I was taken care of promptly when I called HTC to have my stock sleeve replaced, a radio update found here fixed my reception issues, my multitouch seems to be working just fine even if some developer found a way to make it look inferior to the Droid's implementation of it, and I could care less how many units Google moved.

The bottom line is what the phone does for YOU, and in my specific situation, it may very well be the best phone I've ever had.
[Nexus One General] tropmonky:
I feel the same way, but it doesn't get around the multitouch issue and horrible radio signal issues.

I tell yeah, the one thing I was deathly scared of when I moved to the iPhone was typing on a touchscreen. But the iPhone keyboard rocks! To put it bluntly, the N1's keyboard is such garbage it's basically what I was expecting the iPhone to be like.

I think it's due to the lower quality touchscreen personally... I mean I see keys/letters getting pressed from the other side of the screen a LOT if I type fast...
[Nexus One General] tropmonky:
What other phones HAVE you had?
[Nexus One General] Henchman:
I don;t have any of the problems you have.

My radio is workig fine.
[Nexus One General] bmj1086:
I like the capacitive buttons on the N1. The Desire has a little more RAM which with my Cyanogen Kernel I don't think any more RAM is necesary. It's already overkill stock. Then throw Cyanogen on top of it and it's ridiculous how many apps I can have running. I had 49 apps running yesterday...that's retarded lol.

It has Sense UI which is nice but it's just software and can be built for the N1...Obviously.

Flash will be ready for N1 very very soon as mentioned by Adobe.

So there isn't really any reason to trade honestly.

People still complain about the radio issues but they fixed it when they released ERE27. I think people have munchausen syndrome. People have nothing to compare to, just complain. I have an N1, my cousin has an N1. My wife has my old MyTouch and I just sold my G1. I drove around Dallas, Texas with all three phones. No signal difference in the three. N1 dropped to Edge when the MyTouch did.

People don't understand that 3G coverage doesn't mean you're covered 100%, It means it's available in that area. If you lose signal then you get Edge.
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
What the hell for? It's the same hardware. I've got Sense on my N1 already. Plus, hardware buttons? Hideous. The only thing it has over the N1 is the trackpad, but that's all, not to mention that it lacks noise cancellation.

All the apps I've ever downloaded work fine and do what they say on the tin.

And most of those are Apple fanboy sites. Particularly Gizmoduh and Boy Genius Retard. Your point?

Cute, but if you jailbroke your iPhone I'm sure you wouldn't have qualms over rooting your Nexus. Apps2sd, the end.

Huh? The only times I've had to reboot mine is when I'm flashing a new ROM and need to boot into recovery or whatever. Sounds like you're doing something fantastically wrong.

Flash ERE38 radio image. Done.
[Nexus One General] Henchman:
I think it's pretty funny reading the "outrage" of the multitouch thing.

uum, I've yet to even notice anything wrong.
[Nexus One General] bmj1086:
Not the same. It's similar. It has 64mb more RAM. Which I already stated my opinion on that a few posts prior to this one.
[Nexus One General] Henchman:
I prefer them to actual buttons.

At least thy can't wear out.

The buttons on my G1 were almost un-recognizable after 6 months.
[Nexus One General] bmj1086:
Please explain your "MultiTouch" issue because I have absolutely none. It's 100% responsive to everything I do with an instant response time. What are you trying to do with it?
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
So... use Swype?
[Nexus One General] Henchman:
Tropmonky is sounding more and more like a stray Apple fanboy
[Nexus One General] j.bruha:
The one's that have mattered in the past few years start with the N95 (almost all versions of them), almost every high-end Symbian device to come out like the N97, i8910, etc., all three iPhone variants, and a few others in between.

With the exception of the lack of multimedia capabilities, the Nexus One has been my favorite. The i8910 was a close second specifically because of its multimedia capabilities.
[Nexus One General] MontAlbert:
i would not swap my N1. the desire lacks the noise cancelling mic. it has more ram but thats because it needs it to run sense ui. the nexus works perfectly and as someoo]ne mentioned above, every one of those sites u mentioned is a totally biased apple fanboi site- esp. engadget- i have lost all respect of them only reporting half a story and putting pro apple spins on everything.

i have perfect reception. as for MT i am not sure whatt the problem is- works perfectly for me.
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
That's what I thought from the start. Whatever problems your average Nexus may have, having to reboot/reset constantly isn't one of them. ***** please, it's a *nix-based OS. Not saying everything Linux/*nix is a gift from god--I use Windows myself, being a gamer, and enjoy Win7 just fine--but Android is pretty damn stable. It's not a BB, here.
[Nexus One General] sthoeft:
The Multitouch issue is a bug in the Sensor or driver that gives wrong positions under certain conditions. It seems to be a bug in all N1. It's not such a big deal if you don't play certain games but it's a bit annoying to know that it is there. The unfortunate thing is that I'm 100% sure that the Desire would have the same Screen with the same sensors and therefore the same bug.

The other things aren't such a big deal for me, or I never had any problems with it.
[Nexus One General] liam.lah:
A lot of people complain about the reception, but coming from a blackberry bold, ERE27 is great. We have a tin roof, and no one could call me when i was at home on my BB.
[Nexus One General] ram130:
I might do it if the 3G issue is not fixed. But so far google is being to send out replacements..

If I have a stock N1 can I flash the ERE38 without rooting?
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Yes you can, with ease.

Getting it off again is another matter, but HTC can do it.
[Nexus One General] ram130:
Kool. Maybe waiting for it to be official is not such a bad idea. Especially if its gonna slim my chances for future updates later on.

Isn't it ERE36B? because I can't find ERE38
[Nexus One General] Know-Fear:
If someone ported everything from the N1 to the Desire to get rid of that ****ty sense ui I would consider it just for the small gain in unnecassary RAM.
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
Er... you can clear defaults and use stock Android on any HTC phone. No need to root, no need to theme.
[Nexus One General] ninjakettle:
Really, the man from HTC in this video disagrees.

youtube.com/watch?v=1bPpmzBWnBU
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
Dunno, but pretty sure previous and currently available HTC phones let you do that. The Desire ROM also lets you do it, with Sense acting like a home replacement (which it, essentially, is).
[Nexus One General] dextroz:
With the 6+ months wait for OS/Application updates for phones that are non-Google; I think I will pass those phones.