yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Ok, that sucks. Sorry for that mate. Here is the link to the thread I got the cab from, maybe there's some info you can use:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=580568

@kuzibri: maybe there's some info regarding non-english roms in this thread too.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] kuzibri:
Appelflap,

thanks for the tip.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] sat1986:
Thats very strange!

It worked fine on the stock Leo ROM :( - Just the job!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] ChasDun:
OK, here's the deal. My wife won't get a smartphone. And she refuses to use Outlook or similar desktop mail/calendar. She has her one Yahoo email address and is happy with it. Period. She keeps dates on a calendar in the kitchen.

I sync OTA with exchange through my office for all work related appointments. I then cable sync at home to add my personal calendar items. Is there an online calendar through Yahoo, Google or similar that is simple for my wife to use and would allow me to sync my wife's calendar to my phone as well?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sirphunkee:
Google Calendar would probably be your best option to bridge this gap for you :D

It's crazy simple for her to use (and for you to setup for her), and has quite a few sync options, including windows mobile...info on how that would work on your end are HERE.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] ChasDun:
Thanks for the Google info and especially the link. It's cool to see how people on xda go the extra mile to help each other. After reading your Google link I think I have realized that the limitation may be with Active Sync. It looks as if under the 'Configure Server' settings in ActiveSync there is only the optioj to configure one push account. Since I am hooked into my exchange server at work I don't see a way to also add the Gmail server settings as well.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] sirphunkee:
That is correct (as far as I know), you can't setup GCal and Outlook to both sync to your phone's calendar separately.

However, what I was thinking of (and didn't do a good job of pointing you to...) is that you can setup GCal to sync to your outlook calendar on the desktop side, then when you sync to your outlook, whatever your wife has added to her calendar will be there as well.

Step-by-step HERE. Basically, you'd sync her google calendar to your desktop outlook at work, which would then update that on the exchange server. Whenever you synced with that, locally or remotely, you should get the stuff from her calendar as well. You can setup the GCal-outlook sync to be one-way only, so she doesn't get all your work stuff added to her own calendar.

Let me know if that would work for you...I don't really know of any other options for a simple calendar for her to be ok with, that will get her appts onto your phone...other than maybe just using opera to view the web version of her calendar..??
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] khaytsus:
You can sync multiple accounts, multiple calendars to each account, etc, each winding up in their own individual category with ActiveGCSync.

It uses Google's API directly, so no activesync etc.. It can sync calendar and contacts, but honestly syncing contacts takes forever. Syncing the calendar could take 1-2 minutes depending upon how much change there is, but IMO not too big a deal for the flexibility.

I demand having each calendar in its own category so it shows in different colors and PhoneAlarm acts differently on it.. Am In in a work meeting? PhoneAlarm lowers all volume. Personal event's show up in a different color, etc..

http://www.milow.net/public/projects/activegcsync-project-page.html
[Nexus One Accessories] droiddv:
I am about ready to buy a 16 GB class 10 micro sdhc for my Nexus One. Any ideas if this is a good card. Will it be totally compatible? And will I be able to transfer at the advertised speed? Does anyone have one of these?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820139121&Tpk=SDC10/16GB
[Nexus One Accessories] Prod1702:
I think a class 6 is enough. Don't see a need for a class 10.
[Nexus One Accessories] xManMythLegend:
If HD recording ever gets adapted....or divx playback I'm sure the extra speed wouldn't hurt. The question is whether or not to nexus 1 will utilize it.
[Nexus One Accessories] droiddv:
My class 6 micro sdhc card is only transferring at 2 MB/s through the data cable from phone to computer and vice versa. Either my card is taking a **** or something is wrong, it's definitely not 6 MB's. :(
[Nexus One Accessories] droiddv:
So if I can pick up a class 10 micro sdhc and actually being able to copy music onto my sd card mounted in my phone at 10 MB/s I would be really pleased.
[Nexus One Accessories] droiddv:
I just pulled the my micro sd card out of the phone and plugged it into a micro sdhc to usb adapter, and I transferred music onto the card through the adapter and it transferred at 6 MB/s no problem. So there is nothing wrong with my micro sd card. WTF Has it always been this way.

What I mean is: while the card is in the nexus and when you transfer music to the phone through the data cable, is the nexus only able to transfer at 2 MB/s? Through the Data Cable? :confused:
[Nexus One Accessories] uansari1:
Yup... I've noticed this too. It was the same on my G1. The card is capable of 6mb/s but the phone can only do 2mb/s through the usb...
[Nexus One Accessories] droiddv:
That really is a bummer, I don't know why in the hell I haven't noticed this before. It really doesnt matter to me how fast my sdcard card is then. Because I never ever remove it from my phone. So a class 2 is pretty much all you need because that is the only speed the phone will ever transfer at. :(
[Nexus One Accessories] uansari1:
Unless you're rooted and run Apps2SD... but yeah, I'm unrooted on my N1 and plan on staying that way and I don't understand it either. Maybe there's a way to speed it up with a software update?
[Nexus One Accessories] piggie916:
i get a steady 5.6...
[Nexus One Accessories] droiddv:
Let me get this right. You have your micro sdhc card in your phone. Then you plug the the usb data cable into your phone, then you mount the phone to your computer by the pull down menu on your phone, then you can transfer music to your sdcard at 5.6 MB/s? Are you sure about that? And you have to be able to transfer music off of your phone onto your computer at the same speed I assume.

The reason I am mentioning all this is I partition my sdcard to 3 partions fat32, ext3, and swap. So another words I had to transfer everything off of my sdcard, and transfer it back on after you created the partitions. And if you have 6 gigs of music this can take a very long time. Then I formatted my sdcard again for 1 partition and had to do everything again. At 2 MB/s that is a very long wait.

I guess I could of just pulled the sdcard from the phone and plugged it into my adapter and transferred at 6.0 MB/s. This sucks you would imagine the nexus could do this np.

It's amazing you can do it at 5.6 MB/s to your phone. Maybe you got a better version of the Nexus than I did? ;) :rolleyes: ;)
[Nexus One Accessories] rotohammer:
Don't forget, there are two sides to the issue, the phone side and the computer side. Perhaps you could try another computer? I average 5.5MB/s from my Linux workstation.

Are you going through an old USB hub or direct to the computers ports?
[Nexus One Accessories] droiddv:
Direct to the computer ports, and I am running windows 7, maybe I should try my ubuntu pc.
[Nexus One Accessories] gunnner:
The phone's USB interface might be the limiting factor; when the phone is communicating directly with the SD card, it may be able to use its full potential. This would matter when you're recording video or using Apps2SD. Meaning that class 6 cards aren't necessarily pointless.

Also note that class 6 means 6 MB/s write speed, not read speed (as has been kind of said above - just waned to make it clear) - if you're reading it at 6 MB/s, that doesn't necessarily mean it's working right.

I don't have one to test with, sadly.
[Nexus One Accessories] cheetah2k:
What I wanna know is where are the 32Gb Micro SDHC cards?? :mad:
[Nexus One Accessories] spaceman_spliff:
I have a 16GB a-data micro SDHC transferring via usb at speeds between 2-3MB/s

when i put the card in a card reader instead of the phone, xfer speeds are between 5 and 8MB/s

I'll try copying files to SD via wifi and bluetooth. if either of those are faster than 2-3MB/s, then the usb may be the bottleneck.
[Nexus One Accessories] xManMythLegend:
Are you guys benchmarking , or just going by screen stats ?
[Nexus One Accessories] scottypimpin636:
dang i didn't know they even made class 10.... I bought a class 2 16gb when they first came out, it just died actually so i'm waiting for sandisk to replace it. I've considered a class 6 but i don't see the point with 32gb cards coming out soon.

I've seen pre orders for late april on the 32gb's. other then that you can get one now if you import it from asia.
[Nexus One Accessories] droiddv:
I am just wondering exactly what speed the Nexus One is capable of transferring at? Cause I can see alot of people are having the same problem as I am having with higher class sd cards. I know for a fact my class 6 sd can transfer at 6 MB/s and it does when its not in my Nexus One, so it's either the Nexus or the Data Cable that is eating the other 4 MB/s, cause I am only cable of transferring at 2 MB/s and no more.

Now when I talk about transferring I am solely talking about transferring music or data off of my Nexus to my computer and vice versa. I want to think it's just my Data Cable. But I wish I had this answer, I will today for sure. ;)
[Nexus One Accessories] droiddv:
Now is there a low speed Data Cable, maybe that is what Google sent me a low speed one, and maybe this 1 penny high speed data cable might solve me some problems.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...11189&creative=373489&creativeASIN=B0018A6W94
[Nexus One Accessories] gsvnet:
Last I checked, USB 2.0 is generally capable of up to 480mbps.

I don't think the cable itself is really at fault here.

Didn't know they made Class 10 cards though. I'd be interested to know if the phone took advantage of that, at least for internal transfers.
[Nexus One Accessories] lashtal:
The stock cable is fine. I *had* file copy speed go up to 6.5mb/s at first. (class 6 card, ~8mb/s using card reader now and then; win7)

But, some time passed, and copy speed dropped to 2-2.5mb/s and never came back.

Possible causes:

— firmware. Is there anybody who can confirm 2mb/s on the unrooted and stock firmware?

— many files on sd. Possibly the file system gets cluttered with files (or fragmented) over time and its performance deteriorates.

— too many apps installed on the phone itself/long time without reboot, though I don't think this is a case.
[Nexus One Accessories] lolittle:
Fragmented SD card should not effect performance

But this person did a test and found that a fragmented SD card has much slower speeds

Source : http://www.lagom.nl/misc/flash_fragmentation.html

Try a defrag :) it might help lol
[Nexus One Accessories] droiddv:
I actually feel it has to be my data cable, or I guess it could be fragmented. I plugged in my girlfriends mytouch and transferred music off of her phone and partitioned her card then transferred music and files back onto her mytouch and the transfer rate was 5.5 to 6.0 MB/s. On the same usb port on the same computer, meanwhile with my Nexus same class sd card was only 2 MB/s only thing different was the data cable. So I don't know, I also had just partitioned my sdcard in my Nexus.
[Nexus One Accessories] nonsence:
16gb class 10 microsdhc not working well for me

i have the att tilt2 and when using he kingston 16gb class 10 card it lags the phone. file manager, touch flo, pictures, etc. anything that needs to read/write data from the card does it slow.

not sure what the issue is. htc level1 support suck ass, she didnt even know what class's are for sd cards so no help there.

was told that mine phone was tested and supports up to class 6, nothing beyond that is for sure to work. but was never given any specs or official docs to base that on.

plus i told her my current class 6 8gb works fine. so maybe she just assumed that since class 6 works, and htc officially support up to 32gb, then a 16gb would work too just to get me off the phone.

the card itself seems to work fine since i've been using it all week in my laptop as a readyboost drive lol.... what a waste...

anyways. it seems like some htc phones dont work well with higher class speeds but i am not sure. once i tested it on my tytn 2 and it worked without issues. so i'm at a lose of what else to do. my tilt 2 has already gone through a dozen hard resets and roms to see which one might fix the issue and also a cab file which tweaks registry settings to make the phone cache data access from the sdcard. nothing has so far worked.

i think the best bet is to call htc and ask them straight up and get them to email u docs that stat how high a class the phone can officially support. at least then u wont be surprised if u buy it and it doesnt work as expected.
[Nexus One Accessories] JAW$:
Just bought a Team 16GB MicroSD Class 6. I think Class 6 is fast enough unless you have allot of money spare.
[Nexus One Accessories] attn1:
Although the maximum sustained speed of USB 2.0 is maybe 320Mbps (megabits) which is about 40 MBps (megabytes) per second in the real world, with software overhead/packet checking eating up a lot of of the 480Mbps theoretical limit, I think USB storage controllers are throttled back significantly to allow for error checking and marginal cabling, and what SD class is supported by the phone's SD card reader is important, too.

Additionally, I think you will find that 10 megabyte speed is the read speed of the card, not the write speed, which will be considerably slower.

You might approach that 10MB read speed, but if you are thinking you are going to dump 10 GB of MP3s on there in a blink, it's just not going to happen.

here's a review from Newegg:

Note: 23 mbps read is just less than 3 megabytes per second, and 14.3 mbps write is less than 2 megabytes per second. I can guarantee you he's not talking about 23 and 14.3 megabytes per second respectively, either.

With the current state of Micro SDHC, I feel like I am maybe spending a little more when I buy class 6. There's no way I'd go a bill for a 16 GB card.
[Nexus One Accessories] 2311:
Sorry to bump an old thread, but I thought a relevant discussion was going on here.

I just wanted to note that with my stock 4GB Class 2 SDHC card that came with my Nexus One, I got about 3.4MB/s, which is awesome, being that it was class 2.

However, I recently purchased a 16GB Class 4 SDHC card (Kingston), and it barely transfers 800kB/s. I've already formatted the card, and restarted the phone, nothing gives.

[Note the transfer rates I am talking about are directly from the computer to the phone, mounted sd card of course.]

Any ideas here?
[Nexus One Accessories] -Phazenine-:
Never go higher than class 6 for smart phones. Class 10 will only disappoint you

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Accessories] kms108:
for more understanding about the speed of sd/micro sd card, the classes only refer to the minimum read and write speed, and most cards will pass their stated speed, but all readings are normally done through a PC, reading through a phone may not get you the stated results.

most phone will offer only a very low transfer speed, even if you get the fastest speed micro sdhc at class 10 and sdhc at class 16.

and at present the kingston microsd class 10 is the fastest card on the market with read speed at 22Mbps and write speed at 16Mbps, it's also the most expensive.
[Nexus One Accessories] DonDizzurp:
dammit :( my 16gb class 10 just arrived..

why is it not a good idea?
[Nexus One Accessories] Starwarrior1981:
I bought that one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/120768201301 and can't complain

---------- Post added at 04:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:44 PM ----------

Not anymore... see link above :-P
[Nexus One Accessories] kms108:
i'll probably have to agree with you there, i have the samsung 8GB microsdhc plus class 6, although it a little slower than my sandisk mobile ultra, it's still pretty fast, i'll wait for a 32GB version before i get one and try it out.

i'll just have to see if the figures are actual or as most memory card do state "upto".

what figures did you get after you test the card.
[Nexus One Accessories] Starwarrior1981:
I'll post results later today or tomorrow. Haven't got time to do tests right now
[Nexus One Accessories] kms108:
it seem like the 16GB is the largest size for the plus version, for the normal version they do have 32GB.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SAMSUNG-MIC...560803?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item35b5467723
[Nexus One Accessories] rallyemax:
I haven't seen any actual benchmarks performed on a Nexus One that show a Class 10 being faster than a Class 6....and most have shown that both 6 and 10 are quite close to class 4 and even not too much faster than 2 devices. The SD cards are not the bottlenecks, it seems. Rather, it's hardware or software in our devices.

I only consider tests reported by reputable independent magazines/webzines, or in the alternative tests performed by unknown peeps if accompanied by screenshots.

My class 2 card gets consistent write speeds of 6.2-6.4 MB/s on a pretty old card (thus pretty fragmented...especially since it was used in a Blackberry before!). Read speeds are consistently at 20-22 MB/s. Those are, by definition, class 6 numbers.

And most people didn't notice, but the specification changed for class 10, making it arguably easier to qualify for it. Write speeds for classes 2, 4, and 6 were large write operations performed on fragmented SD cards. For class 10, the specification was changed to sequential writes to a defragmented SD card. In a perfect world, the test would involve sequential writes of small and large files to a very fragmented drive.

But the bottom line is that it seems class 10 cards are not very different from class 6 cards...the change in test methodology was more substantial than the change in performance. The largest change, of course, was to the number on the price tag.
[Nexus One Accessories] kms108:
all the info has been posted in my previous post, if you want high speed, the readings all refer to PC, and you will get lower speed on mobile phones.
[Nexus One Accessories] -Phazenine-:
No
[Nexus One Accessories] maumaumau:
for micro-sd, class 2 is the only valid type.

even my class 2 sandisk makes 5mb/s in write.
[Nexus One Accessories] kms108:
microsd's speed is not rated in classes like the microsdhc, and their speed can even go above 10 mb/s
[Nexus One Accessories] alexn.bv:
Sd speed

Don't mean to revive an old thread but im getting about 7 to 8 sometimes 9 mb/s speeds at writting on the card through the usb cable and a constant 13 mbps when copying from it through the cable also and the card is a class 4 kingston 4gb microsdhc, maybe u could try formatting it low level using the sd formatter utility from the sd website it does wonders :)
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
This is funny Shiat... lmaooo take that iphone

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nRWE8L6pQzs&hl=en&gl=US&client=mv-google
[Nexus One General] andythefan:
Would be funnier if there was an actual Google branded device in the video instead of an iphone or ipod touch with the picture of an android on it.
[Hero CDMA General] mbaseball3:
Seen one I like a million times but can't find where it came from. It's the answer and ignore buttons in that are circles instead of stock like rectangles. Looks like a 2.1 kinda call screen.
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] itsm3omg:
I got Energy Leo and I just want to know how to flash back to 6.1 Sprint Stock rom I want to get my Fpsece Faster xD Thanks
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] TheDeadCPU:
Go to HTC.com and download the ROM from there, you should get the right rom when you write in the S/N from the back of your phone (under battery)
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] itsm3omg:
Ok after that? Srry im scared and dont want to mess it up
[Touch Pro, Fuze ROM Development] super34man:
If you already flashed with HardSPL you can just connect using activesync and start the RUU or whatever it downloads as. If you havent flashed with HardSPL, follow this link and read the first post and follow instructions starting at step 2.

(xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=448008) Not enough posts yet to link

If you have already flashed with HardSPL start at step 4.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ipaq3115:
So here's the situation. I've got a Sprint Hero. I rooted it and installed MoDaCo, and everything was fine. Then I got this spedr.com/1iw9z beta 2.1 ROM just to try out (This ROM doesn't have copy protect apps working).

The problem arose when I went back to my Nandroid backup of MoDaCo (and my backup of the Stock ROM for that matter.) When I did that I couldn't access any protected apps on either stock or MoDaCo.

I thought that maybe this was from the 2.1 ROM but when I wiped and signed in with another GMail account I could view protected apps.

So all that is to say. Has anybody else experienced this problem and if so have you found a way to fix it? I'm thinking about contacting Google, but if they did blacklist my account there may not be much of a point, besides making sure I never get my account unblocked.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mer6:
I am not aware of Google blacklisting people, so it's likely a bug. Calling them up might not resolve any problems since they're not bound to helping you if you've broken the warranty on your phone by rooting it, but it can't hurt.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Ch4m3l30n:
Must be a bug, as mer6 suggested...

I've been running 2.1 ROMs (xROM & CaNNoN202 Complete) on my G1 for a couple weeks and my GMail account has not been locked out.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bigballa:
you have to do a complete wipe and reinstall a rom with all protected apps working...

sometimes its just a screw up

worst comes to worst if u cant get ur apps back...

u can change build.prop files if u knwo how to do all that

or just reset it to stock and sign into the market and then root it again
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ipaq3115:
Yeah, I was inclined to think it was a bug because I haven't been able to find many othere people with the same problem. The thing is I've reflashed MoDaCo 2.2 Fresh 1.1 and I even went back to the latest RUU and tryed to get protected apps before I rooted again and there was still nothing. It doesn't seem like you would be able to get a bug in your Gmail account that would do something like this but I'm not very experianced with all this.

Signing in with another account after a wipe will fix the problem but I've got a few paid apps on this account I'd like to keep.

Changing the build.prop sounds like it might work, can you point me to any places that give any info on that? I've looked around some but so far I haven't seen much.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ady:
I doubt if google even cares. After all, they never manufactured any hardware nor do they care on where you use your gmail.

You may use your gmail account while riding a pink pony over the rainbow, for all that they care.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ipaq3115:
Haha, good point ady.

I think you are right because I just booted up my G1, something I should have already done, with King's 2.1 aosp on it, signed into my account and I can see protected apps.

So now I think I am down to a bug... now to see if I can fix it :)

If anybody has info on the build.prop file editing that would be helpful, going to look for it some more right now.