yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] jagan2:
Screenshots problem solved

Actually what exactly happening here is lecamtran have attached those screenshot on pdaviet forum and then posted here the images with the link of pdaviet attachment so as in xda u cant see the attached things if u arent loged in.. And Iam able to see the images because of one reason that is iam loged in pdaviet right now so i can see the attachments...:D

Anyway lecamtran next time upload ur images to xda when u post on xda or some other image hosting site also dont forget to answer my question above.

@All others i have posted the images again :)

28223 screenshots :

21892 screenshots :
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] bikas4u:
Thanks you so much !
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] jagan2:
You are welcome.
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] zxcycle:
the screen shot is reverse..look at the build on the screenshot
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] jagan2:
Corrected.
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] claudio8:
hello I can not install this ROM D13.

I copied the file. nbh and then I pasted the SD, I finally made the bootloader, but it asks me to install the rom .. help
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] claudio8:
hi amici..

sorry, my English is terrible!!

i am installing this ROM D13, but I HAVE THE problem:

when i run the touch FLO, the button hotkey don't work...

this button work only if i press seven times or don't run the touchFLO..

it possible solve this BUG??

thank you
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] freelancer81:
did you do it correctly??? check

did you renamed the ROM file to OPALIMG.nbh? and did you put it in the base of the SDCard?

double check it.

when you reset/restart, push the volume down button immediately (not before or together- just half a second after the reset button works)

when you get a prompt with a countdown timer, push the power button once. and it should begin. search for the full tutorial/steps in one of the sections.

and good luck!
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] P0yraz:
Link is broken check it please ;)
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] razeenb:
man...I installed this D13 release...and now its showing a semi-nude image on my boot screen..where it shows the SPL, OS, GSM and all that info....please help me remove this stuff...man...really bad and irritating.

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[Windows Mobile Software Development] majid_3ma:
hi

i am noob user in cooking rom

how to can i made wm 6.5 kitchen for my touch diamond?!

any body help me plz?!
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phoehtaung:
okay i've read the guide..

HOW TO ADB FOR DUMMIES

i am stuck at one point

When the new hardware device notification pops-up on your pc point windows to the driver folder we moved to our C-drive(C:\android_adb_usb_driver) and install the adb driver.

that was the point where i am stuck.. help! seem like i can't semm to install the adb driver

ONE MORE THING

when i cmd and cd to C:\adb\tools>adb remount

replies error: device not found

can anyone help?

when i do the same thing C:\adb\tools>adb shell

replies error: device not found

HELP!!!~
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] yustheman:
http://pocketnow.com/rumor/windows-phone-7-series-for-htc-hd2-more-proof

"Can Adobe clarify the roadmap for Android and Windows Mobile? Based on what was announced in February and June I was expecting some alpha release during MAX and had planned for that. The announcement at MAX there was to be some preview release in December together with the Open Screen Project partners was unfortunate, but no big problem.. Unfortunately that preview release did not materialize and 2009 has passed. Mobile Flash is different from the regular Flash in that I can not get my developers to just install it on the hardware they have, I need to get funding for new phones, acquire them etc. Budgets do not come overnight, so the sooner Adobe can provide us with a clear roadmap the better.

What I need to know is:

- what will be the first Android phone for which a Flash Player 10.1 alpha/preview will be released?

- what will be the first Windows Mobile phone for which a Flash Player 10.1 alpha/preview will be released?

- When?

To that, the Adobe rep replies:

We're waiting for OS updates from Google and Microsoft before we can distribute a Flash Player Beta. We expect this to happen early this year. Thank you for your patience!

The first Android devices that will support Flash Player are the Droid and Nexus One. The first WinMo device will be the HTC HD2.

And in another reply, the Adobe rep mentions:

You can expect the final release for Android to be available mid-year. All Android devices that meet our minimum s/w and h/w requirements will be supported. Unfortunately, I cannot say a lot more publicly about our port to the Android platform at this time.

As for WinMo, we have made the tough decision to defer support for that platform until WinMo7. This is due to the fact that WinMo6.5 does not support some of the critical APIs that we need.

So wait a sec - if Adobe isn't adding flash to Windows Phone until version 7, and the HD2 will be the first device to have it, doesn't this mean that the HD2 will run Windows Phone 7 Series? Connecting the dots, this seems to be the case."

So what do you guys think????

UPDATE

http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=13719

Whilst Microsoft may have previously said there were no current devices that were WP7 capable, they may well just have reversed that.

It’s early days yet, and that’s really for our hardware partners to think about.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] gogol:
I cannot think any reason why HD2 cannot use Windows Phone 7 Series.

All minimum requirements are met, except HD2 has 5 buttons while the requirement is only 3 buttons.

That would be OK, there will be 2 buttons unused or even better they can be mapped to certain functionality.

But then it depends on HTC to make it happen .... or XDA gurus here :)

I also think this will be answered next month during MIX10.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] freyberry:
lol... it's minimum three buttons of course.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Jim Coleman:
I remain skeptical for several reasons regarding the Win Phone 7 minimum specs;

1. The phone must have back, search and home keys, and the HD2 lacks the search key, as well as the other two having incorrect legend (it might be possible to use the Windows key as the search key though)

2. The phone must have camera and power keys, one of which the HD2 lacks

3. The screen has to be able to register four simultaneous finger-presses, which the HD2 cannot do

4. The phone must have a forward-facing camera, which the HD2 does not have

5. There are not supposed to be any other keys, but the HD2 has two phone keys and volume keys

Aside from any possible key mapping, which I suspect Microsoft wouldn't be happy with, the other points lead to a deal-breaking condition.

I can't see how the HD2 would cope with the lack of four-point fingerpress recognition, although I'm not too sure when that would be used other than during two-handed typing using two fingers from each hand?

EDIT: If Microsoft do allow key mapping, then I guess the right-hand phone key could be POWER, and the left-hand one might be the CAMERA button.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] GuestK00306:
I doubt what's on the keys is going to be a deal-breaker. I mean, MS want people to use this new OS, and HD2 users aren't going to go and buy a new phone for it (in 98% of cases). So I can't see what harm it would do (to either MS or HTC) to bend these stupid marketing rules for existing WM7-capable phones.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] gogol:
Yupe :) 5 is more than 3, are you happy? :P

I want to buy HD2 to replace my HTC Kaiser, but I would wait something new from HTC (HD3? *yummy*).

In the meantime, I am playing with Android on HTC Kaiser.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] yustheman:
guys you seriously missing the point adobe have stated that hd2 is going to have windows mobile 7 and all you can do discuss the 5 button problem lol. ive seen a demo of hd2 with flash working on 6.5 so maybe theyve delayed it for 7 because windows 7 utilises the hardware better?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Shasarak:
This is why I hate Internet rumours; people never bother to think.:mad:

The two posts being referred to in the Adobe forum are more than a month apart. It's obvious that the decision not to issue a version of FlashPlayer for WM6 was taken during that one month gap.

When the guy posted back in early January, they were still intending to release a version for WM6.5; at that point the plan was that the HD2 would be the first WM6.5 phone able to run it.

By early February they had changed their plans; having discovered that WM6.5 lacks certain crucial API's they decided to cancel the release of FlashPlayer for Windows Mobile altogether, and not release anything for a Microsoft platform until WP7 is available.

There is no logical connection between the HD2 and WP7 there; the two things feature in entirely different plans.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Jim Coleman:
What Shasarak said.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] yustheman:
THINK :mad: if you have read correctly what i have written than you would understand ive seen a demo of HD2 running flash infact heres a video http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/mobile_demos_fp10.1/popup13.html

the video clearly shows hd2 with 6.5 working with flash so the api bulls*** is rubbish. Even if it was the case that there was some API missing Adobe could have included in the software?????
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Shasarak:
My anger wasn't directed at you, it was directed at the idiots at pocketnow who lack basic comprehension skills. :)

Well, there are two possibilities, there. One is that the so-called Adobe rep quoted at pocketnow doesn't what know what the f*ck he's talking about, in which case speculating about WP7 appearing on the HD2 on the basis of what he says is clearly entirely pointless; the other is that the rep does know what he is talking about, and that what you saw was an alpha version with support for only a subset of Flash functions, and that there will now never be a finished version because some of the missing features require api's that WM6.5 doesn't have.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] yustheman:
My apologies........
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] mazzarin:
#3 is a software adjustment. The hardware itself is capable.

I haven't seen #4 listed as a requirement anywhere. Reference? They didn't sound like they were pushing video-calling at all. I don't even think their reference model had a forward-facing camera.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] freyberry:
#4 is not a reqiurement

#5 is wrong as well, of course there may be other keys (like send & end)

The search and camera keys are required for new devices, but not a reason not to provide an upgrade.

What I can say is, an official upgrade is possible and seemed very likely from what I've heard some time ago (I can't reveal more, you have to trust me) but the last I've heard was that it's getting increasingly unlikely (lots of politics there...). I expect an official announcement of their decision when it launches in the US.

Right now, it's a waiting game and we can only hope...

And please, don't ask me, that's all I can say.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] MasterTP:
Seems like the majority of the blogs/sites don't think before posting (or just do it to generate traffic). At least MTW questioned the "realness" of the stuff: http://www.mobiletechworld.com/2010...-1-support-for-windows-mobile-6-5-wait-a-sec/

And how the **** did Pocketnow see any hint/connection with a WP7 update for the HD2 is beyond me.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Shasarak:
My working hypothesis today is that Adobe has indeed cancelled any plans to release Flashplayer for WM6.x, but that they are lying about their reasons for doing so. Happy to be corrected on any point if there is conflicting evidence, naturally.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] freyberry:
We've seen Flash 10.1 running on WM6.5, so their statement about missing APIs is clearly a lie.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Shasarak:
Well, we don't know that every feature of Flash was supported, and we certainly don't know that every feature was supported at an acceptable level of performance.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] freyberry:
Seriously, do you think they would have developed it for months if they could have known from the beginning that it would not work?

It was almost ready. They've shown it on video. At that state, you normally know about the APIs you need. Plus, WP7 will offer even less APIs.

Their answer is nonsense. I'm sure they're lying.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] chiks19018:
Flash is dead.

HTML5 is the new way.

EOS().
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Wishmaster89:
And what about flash games? You forgot about those.

Video is one thing but even more people care about flash games or flash animations(short flash movies).

The whole flash story is not only about youtube(or redtube for some). Don't forget about that.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] chiks19018:
It is still dead on the mobile platform.

Adobe confirms no Flash in Windows Mobile 7

The Future of Flash
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] gogol:
Dont be wrong ...

Flash is not supported only at initial release.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] freyberry:
Steve Jobs?

Seriously, this thread is not about whether Flash is dead or not. But you can be sure it's not going anywhere soon (and it already works perfectly on Android).
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] matckal:
hi

i realy hope so lol
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] yustheman:
sorry guys just got some info that HD2 wont be getting windows 7 because they are asking for money, each windows 7 device sold microsoft gets a hefty pay packet from companies like toshiba, HTC and with windows 7 they are asking for a bigger cut.... HD2 to HTC is not justifiable for the upgrade so HTC and Microsoft can suc* Bal**, and yes i have anger managment issues:mad:
[Android Software Development] balaji.admin:
Hello All,

I hope nobody has discussed this topic. I did a search on XDA also, but no use. I would like get help from Android users on this topic.

I'm currently using Windows Mobile 6.5.x versions. I see WM is supporting Video call option over 3G. But never heard of such in Android.

Yes Android is newer than WM and yet growing (very rapidly http://www.gsmarena.com/2009_world_handset_sales_ranked_iphone_os_eats_winmo-news-1469.php ).

Is anybody aware of 3G Video call for Android phones and also a support of Secondary camera for it? If yes, please post the device name.

I had already done a complete search on phones, but if any body is using a 3rd party app for video call, yes then also please post the app name and phone on which the app is used. Also post the Android version you use!

I hope I can see a list of device names, so that I can try one Android phone.
[Android Software Development] FloatingFatMan:
AFAIK, the current Android kernels don't support front camera's.
[Android Software Development] balaji.admin:
Looks like the recent Android (not sure about version) is supporting secondary camera.

Samsung SHW-M120S specs say that Secondary VGA camera is available.

Reference

Hoping for a Video call app too...
[Android Software Development] YuYe:
Hiya Guys,

My wife has the T-Mobile Pulse which also has a camera on the front. unfortunatly she can only make photo's with it. no calls :(

Would be fun to get it working. I used it on my N73 like 3 years ago. Video calling for end users hasn't picked up.
[Android Software Development] Phoenix2000:
Yeah, i'm missing also videocalls on new mobiles.

Seems like HTC dropped that functionnality from all its new phones. And other brands also.

I hope some manufacturers will put back the front cam on their models.

There are some rumors about new iPhone, which will have a front cam... Maybe that will be enough for the front cam to make its come back...

lets hope...
[Android Software Development] j101399j:
Since the camers is on the keyboard of the new Motorola Backflip, you can have the camera on the back or front of the phone (when the keyboard is open). So far the nearest we have is QIK and that tends to crash the camera after one use. Hopefully an app will come out?.?.?.?
[Android Software Development] ady:
There is nothing special about front camera which needs to be "supported" in kernel.

Implementation of a front camera is not done because android doesn't have a default video dialer. And while now there is at least one app which supports video conferencing, namely fring, phone makers do not make phones to suit a single application.
[Android Software Development] testmail001:
Yeah, videocalling on android would be pretty awesome. I use it quite often, and my girlfriend uses it all the time because that is the only way she can call her parents who are deaf.

Right now I'm using HTC Diamond but I'm searching for a nice HTC Magic to buy. It's pretty cheap and seems to be nice intro to Android world.
[Android Software Development] dglavich:
Saygus Vphone

the Saygus Vphone is supposedly going to be released this month on the verizon net work and thats its big claim to fame is 3G video calling, phone is like a moto droid with sliding keyboard, front camera
[Android Software Development] Agent BGC:
There's an app called Knocking that is an one-way video feed that works well. It is choppy but I look forward to future improvements as well as the addition of two-way feed.
[Android Software Development] tbaker077:
Link to the release of this phone?

Can't we just get like the files off the HTC Evo as that has a front facing camera, or does the WiMax and CDMA make it a bit harder for the GSM 3G users?
[Android Software Development] adeyo:
Qik is coming!

the saygus vphone will support it...although, no word on when it will come out (rumored to be may) but no updated news...could be like the others and slip a month...HOWEVER, the press release from sprint just revealed that there would be an "upgrade" available from Qik, at the time the EVO comes out -June 4th! which would enable mobile to mobile video calls or mobile to desktop. It was actually demonstrated tonight at their release event, although it had a few snags...should be good to go in a couple weeks though.
[Android Software Development] vikasraj:
Hello All,

Well I am jsu another cray person like Balaji who started the tread who is like hungry for the front facing cam as the market has FRING offer video @ wifi and 3G. which is like pretty cool stuff. Also i did do a research that Android has the front feature option Taking the android tablets floating around. Will We have the ported WM phone use the front cam like the Kaiser or Touch HD . Inputs appreciated !! :)
[Android Software Development] Thess Android:
This is a good development. It will be cool to have this feature since the cam is now an indispensable gadget that captures every important moment.
[Android Software Development] tuksedra:
fring use internrt for video calling same as skype, win phone , symbian use 3g network for vid calling..

this is why i still dont buy android phones.. i got 60hrs free vid call per month.. over 3g not internet!!...
[Android Software Development] navirius:
I heard gingerbead (android 2.3) support for video call, but i dunno that support 3g network video calling

I looking this feature too, that's why I dont buy android phone, coz I cant make video call over 3g network
[Android Software Development] hendrugstelk:
well, maybe you can take your time to review this phone since it use froyo inside and have a videocall front camera. but i dunno is it over 3rd party apps or built in.
[Android Software Development] leon sprouse:
I have no idea wht you guys are talking about. I have video calling on my HTC EVO using it's front camera. The phone came with Qik on it but I dont like it that much. It's too buggy, the same with Fling. The best I find is Tango which is available on the market. Also the new Gingerbread coming from Android will have it's own video calling app. so you wont have to use a third party app. Bar none the EVO is the best phone , I beleive , out there. Going back as far as the TY-TNII there have been phones with video calling (front ) cameras installed.
[Android Software Development] hendrugstelk:
this video calling in gingerbread, is it over 3g network or wi-fi only? i think it would be great if it can make a video call to other phone over 3g network
[Android Software Development] krat0s123:
??? you can make video calls even now on froyo.. been doing it for quite some time now.. you can make video chat/call using yahoo messenger, fring, tango and qik on 3G network..
[Android Software Development] HA4ever:
I'm pretty sure that Samsung Galaxy S can make native 3G video call (without data plan) in both Eclir and Froyo

but how about Gingerbread or Nexus S?
[Android Software Development] zviangi:
The original question was about ability of Android to make 3G Video Call, which is a operator service along with 3G Data and 3g TV. We have free Megabytes, Free Minutes for TV and free Minutes for Video Call offered by 3G operators. Symbian is supporting this. This is some software capability, not the hardware and front camera. My old Nokia E70, with one camera on backside was makeing Video Calls with that only camera too. This is not the question on the video communication over IP, but over 3G network, like a GSM Voice Call.... So far, as I know there is no Video Call capability/app for Android
[Android Software Development] bigcvm:
Tango is the best app for this kind of things
[Android Software Development] nikagl:
afaik Tango uses the data plan, not the 3g plan...
[Android Software Development] bountygiver:
when they say make video calls over 3g network, they don't mean internet, they mean the video call which charge like voice call not data sent/receive (receiver don't need to online on data plan only cellular)

anyone on xda willing to make an app which enables video calling through cellular? (like those symbians and SE video call, they uses a streaming APN instead of internet apn)
[Android Software Development] syamsoul:
+1 ... i really like native 3g call... why samsung galaxy s can...n others cant...

--edit---

@bountygiver, Digi ade 3g call ke? :P
[Android Software Development] bountygiver:
Sorry for freaking long reply. Yes. And at the time I posted the last post here, it is in newly launched period and video calls are free among fnf numbers. But now it is charged as normal voice call rates...
[Android Software Development] febycv:
Cellular 3G video call with Qik

For all those who wish to enjoy the 3G video call experience like on Symbian or WM, try Qik.

It is designed for a complete video call experience, not data dependent.

So, you can call to video call enabled numbers, by just dialing them.

It's available in the Market. Just go to this link.

There are device specific Qik versions, you can download at your will.
[Android Software Development] GazaIan:
This thread must have been bumped about 20 times, it dates back to Feb. 2010...
[Android Software Development] alucard_maac:
Yeah but the disadvantage is that the other person must have Qik also.

and that is a problem when the other one has a symbian device or other type that isnt android but supports video calls
[Android Software Development] sms2000:
I'm failing to understand how Tango works.

Is it means that every other participant must be registered in Tango also?

When I installed Tango I found only very few of my contacts available for Video Call. Others are only voice available.

That is not what I expected from Video Dial App.

What I need is a Video Call over 3G like WinMobile and Symbian both have for epoch.

I can Video Call from Xperia X1 to Nokia 5800 and back but cannot use my new Atrix 4G.

Shame to Google...