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[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] stylez:
I tried it installed and active sync didn't run but when clicked to reactivate got a message "can't mem what said as was just after you posted trying to help another user" and never got a sync till removed the program.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Senax:
True! You first need to install sdkcerts!

SDK Cert is a certificate used by the developers or programmers to sign the file/s you're using to make it/them eligible to be installed on the device. It's just like a consent from the developers for their OEM softwares to their users. To make the device accepts the file/s, the SDKCert have to be installed on the device for key matching purposes.

Hope this helps,

Senax
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zen kun:
yea i have installed and i reinstall reset and again try install this cab no luck :S

its weird , in my Windows Emulator, works im not sure why not in my LG INCITE :S

i got wm 6.5
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] tsalta:
Guys i already told you this is the app im using http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=386948

Its awesome and really kill your Seync also you dont need to enable anything when you wana Sync your phone just plug the USB cable and all is done when the USB cable is unpluget the Sync is killed is simple like its must to be, also this person have alot more good litle tools for example i can recomend

ProcessKiller alias HTCDlg_killer

Im using this too on my device and all work perfect and save alot of my battery

Im using Blackstone with the ROM from my signature
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zen kun:
i will try (again)

since i already try used before this, and i even post there, seems isnt working on my incite :S
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Senax:
Enable/disable ActiveSync alternatives

First alternative;

ActiveSync Toggler;

http://www.pocketpcfreeware.mobi/download-activesync-toggle-v1-0-4-0.html

Second alternative;

Disable ActiveSync via "do nothing" ;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=646708

Maybe one of these ActiveSync workaround's will work for you,

:cool: Senax
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] zen kun:
OH THANK YOU

=)

i will try :D thabks a lot ;D
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] mobb315:
Try killing the activesync process before installing using task manager. its replog or something...
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] izmar:
Just flashed Herodroid .3

Gotta say, good speed, seems nice. But what is there that 2.1 offers that 1.5 doesn't?

Besides the market, and a few icons here and there, are there any significant changes in 2.1? There is maps as well, correct? edit - excuse me, there is also the pinch to zoom out on the home screen to view all windows (which i find a little pointless, as I barely need 3 home screens to fill what I need. it is almost more hassle to have to use two hands to pinch out and view the screens than it is to just slide to the desired screen. sort of like polishing the worlds most perfect diamond? its fine, and imo was kind of a lame feature to introduce that perhaps they added to compensate for everything else 2.1 could have had in it? maybe im being too harsh, this is also a very long parentheses section.. just my 2 cents)

Maybe I have my panties in a bunch because I came from Mrbang's 1.5 super performance ROM and everything ran smooth as silk. My camera also doesn't make a freaky sound when I take pictures on 1.5 ROMS.

One of my biggest pet peaves right now is how Gameboid runs on 2.1 rom! Its just awful! So laggy!

Is this the roms fault or Gameboid?

I want my pokemon to run smoother than a ****ing GBA!

I just don't think jumping over to 2.1 is worth it for me just yet, I'm getting along just fine with 1.5

Plus, Manup456's theme looks ridiculously good.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jokies:
First, all 2.1 roms are NOT offical ones, if they have problems I think you can either accept it or go away, instead of complaining about existing ones. It's you who's going to choose your rom, not others.

Your another question, benifits of 2.1. It's quite clear.

Google maps' lastest version and goggle ONLY run on 2.1 and new gmail/contact apps come with it. New Market, new HTC widgets. Compare them with your Gameboid, which one is more important.

Oh, and I'm quite sure many developers are working on 2.1 now, I think Gameboid will soon have a better performance.

(Why not try a psp as universal game machine? it run almost all previous game (including playstation1/Gameboy/FamilyComputer and so on..)according to me. Additionally Games drain your battery quite fast.)
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tsj5j:
I use the iPod Touch for gaming and music.

It's served me pretty well; games are often MUCH cheaper than the DS/PSP versions yet pack the same amounts of content; battery life is awesome and if I ever need the web on it I can simply wireless tether.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thiesen:
Lpts of BT profiles... file transfer... SPP... yummy...
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Soaa-:
For me, the biggest advantage of 2.1 is the improved browser. I find it much quicker than the 1.5 browser.

I'm back on 1.5 for now though, until the performance issues in 2.1 are fixed. We run on a very early kernel for 2.1, which isn't fully optimized yet. The official release should include a much faster kernel.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] izmar:
Whoa no way! THEY ARENT OFFICIAL!? I know lol..

2.1 has a few nifty things, but I think I'm going to wait for the official release, then use a ROM based off of that! I'm looking forward to the new kernel as well.

For now, gameboid is more important to me ;) Only because I haven't beat Sapphire yet haha. I have a psp, but the convenience of having my phone all the time though is unbeatable :P MrBangs ROM I believe is incomparable to any other ROM out right now in terms of speed.
[Nexus One General] chocodip:
I ve installed the CHOMPSMS and wonder how can i disable the factory messaging program (i installed ASTRO). I tried to change the LED Blink colour in ChompSMS but it doesn work, i need to set the light from Factory Messaging.

Please help

p.s. Does anyone know if there is an app that i can add the A-Z alpha onto my contact phone list so that i dun have to scroll around.
[Nexus One General] scgolfer7:
You can turn off the notifications on the stock app by going into the apps settings and scrolling to the bottom unchecking the box that says "notifications."

I hope this answers your question, and as far as changing the LED color, you need to be rooted in order to do that.
[Nexus One General] chocodip:
thank you!

I have rooted but i am unable to adjust the LED colour from ChompSMS, only can do it in factory messaging.
[Nexus One General] chocodip:
Uncheck the notification only not showing the icon right? does it disable the app permenatly?
[Nexus One General] jerrycycle:
I use handsent sms but also have sms popup. I have the notification off on the default and handsent. I use the sms popup because it lets me use trackball for different color for different contacts. Extra work but it works for me.
[Nexus One General] bmj1086:
I quit using Handcent a while back because I wasn't using any of the features. I haven't used it since I got my N1 actually. I used to do a lot of work with the Dev on it. With SMS popup I can't get the trackball to work at all. You're using the LED setting right?
[Nexus One General] jerrycycle:
This is how I have the N1 set for trackball notification. 1st I have missed reminder install. I have the red selected for missed sms and blue for calls.I use handset for default sms but have the notification off, also the default messaging notifications off. I then have sms popup. Sms popup is enabled,for the quick yes or now replies, under the contacts notifications have different colors selected for contacts.
[Nexus One General] bmj1086:
You're using the "LED" selections right? I'm trying it and none of them are lighting the trackball.
[Nexus One General] djmcnz:
In what application? Please be more explicit.

I have the same setup as jerrycycle (coincidence) and for example using SMS Popup - Notification | Default Notifications | Enable Notifications (disable notification in the standard messaging app) and then go the the Led Configuration section and set your options. Now, use the Test Notification function to test your LED's.

You need a custom ROM but you should not use any LED mod for this.
[Nexus One General] jerrycycle:
The led will work for the chompsms and handcent. The custom option has to me the chosen option and the time has to be set. There is a 3 second delay before the custom colors work. I can't say what to set it on without reconfiguring my phone to test.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] Ebonh:
SetCpu

HTCClays BootControl

SuperTangas Magic Widget

7ScreenLauncherUpdate.zip

MT3G blah blah blah latest Radio, partitioned, Clays ROMs seem to be the FastTest, currently playing with BlueMagic1.6. Like WG's work. Huge thanks to everyone. Dalvik Turbo..............waiting
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] lpasq:
what's your point?
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] Ebonh:
hi what's your point?
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] hayer:
wow

wow you seriously had no point in posting that your just going to get owned by a mod ;)
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] ahmedpole:
thxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] Binary100100:
It may be a good idea to include additional information to your post.

The 7ScreenLauncherUpdate.zip that you are referring to is only available for Donut roms. Also since it is not really known very well (since I'm the developer of it) and has only been downloaded 143 times. I suppose that you are one of the few that like it. I'll give you the link: http://nabzilla.googlecode.com/files/7ScreenLauncherUpdate.zip

Keep in mind that this post is only your own opinion of what is 'brilliant' but without links, screenshots, references, etc this thread will be subject to closing because this thread will only get out of hand because of conflicting interests.

So I suggest that you update your original post with more information so that this thread doesn't get out of hand.

Well... the OP technically isn't breaking any rules. The OP seems to have an opinion and is simply stating it. If he doesn't include additional information in his first post this thread will be closed to keep the critics from joining in and avoid the flaming of any of the members. So far it seems that the best course of action is to monitor this thread to make sure that it doesn't get out of hand. If it does then it'll be closed.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Apps and Games] Binary100100:
Well I gave the OP about a day to edit his post and there's been no change.

So I'll close it for now and if you decide that you would like to add or edit the post then PM me and I'll open it back up for you.

Thread closed.
[HTC Vox] lexad:
hi, i'm looking a software that is blocking Unwanted calss, i used callblock but is limited when you add more block call in the list, you can not add more then 6 and i use call firewall but i don't like it , take too long till call is block i find this Windows Mobile Call Block 1.5 but i don;t find a torrent link with serial or somethnig, a recomandation for a other software please, i have un HTC s710 wm6
[HTC Vox] kabeza:
I use Magicall, and no problems
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JUSMEJOSE:
well im looking for the app that has "im yahoo n msn messenger" i saw it in one of my friend rom but cant find it... where can i download it.. i remember android had it but cant find it...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henchman:
I'd like it as well
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JUSMEJOSE:
i think the name of the app was "androind client... forgot the rest... :(:(
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MadFlava:
Android 1.5 had that built in. 2.1 doesnt. I'd use Meebo. Thats the only halfway decent IM client out there for Android.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henchman:
Have you tried eBuddy
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BlackHawk6:
Not sure about IM but I wanna see a facebook chat application, better yet a decent facebook app. ;)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 18.4009:
eBuddy does Facebook chat along with all the others all in one. Might check it out.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] palosjr:
the app is Android IM... it is in Enomther's latest ROM. its ok, but use meebo, its much better and has more functionality.. i wish digbsy would make an android client... that would by far be the best.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] craigacgomez:
attached!!! have fun!!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] noname3:
WHO CAN HELP HD2 CAN WORK WP7?

MICROSOFT MAY BE Environmental protection not
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] black14987:
WHAT do you want??
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] forelli:
You should have started this thread in the General discussion, not in the Rom development
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] waz000000:
Nobody as yet knows what 7 will be like, I may be in the minority here but i think 7 looks like LG software!

How do you know you even want it?

It may be the windows vista of mobile software, besides it's not out for months yet I don't understand all the hype about something we really know nothing about.

Time to bring it down a notch i think and concentrate on the awesome device we have now before we get side tracked on something thats just half a number higher than we already have.

for all those having orgasms over something they havent even used or seen give me 5 reasons you want it?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] noname3:
Oh!sorry!

please change my post to General discussion:o
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] noname3:
wp7 news,I saw in CHINA POST,BUT WP7 IF REARY CAN'T SUPPORT HD2,WHY BEFORE MANY PEOPLE SAY WP7 CAN WORK IN HD2

SORRY MY ENGLISH IS NOT GOOD,I HOPE YOUR CAN UNDERSTAND:o
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] andy_pp:
I thought the only reason the HD2 won't run 7 is because it hasn't got a dedicated bing search button? That's not a technical reason, that's a marketing decision.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] skycamefalling:
OMG, yet another WP7-Thread.

I really can't read anything about this anymore. Nobody knows anything about WP7, what it will be like and when it will be ready.

In addition, WP7 seems to become the biggest crap phones have ever seen.

Just wait and see what will happen and stop crying around before anything is settled.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] Space!:
An other thread have been open in "HD2 themes and apps"

We have designers, just missing Developers

If anyone want to give a little help, go on this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=643395

Developers, this project need you, please :o
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 ROM Development] mskip:
Please post in an ongoing WM7 thread.

Thread Closed.
[HD2 General] Halle:
When I try to install SBP Keyboard I get a certificate error wich says that it's not trusted. Why? Can this be fixed? SPB works perfectly to install, but I don't have it installed now. Maybe you need to have Shell installed if the installation of the keyboard shall work?

Also, is there a way in settings to make the phone retrieve entire mails, not just the subject? I use gmail.
[Android Themes] TonyDeez:
For those themers out there, I have a little bit of trouble finding which file(s) make up the Donut lock screen. I've been wanting to morph for a while now.
[Android Themes] AnderWeb:
Which one? the "pattern unlock" screen with circles? Those files are inside framework-res.apk, look for filenames with "lock".
[Nexus One Accessories] cybrian:
So, I'm probably getting my Nexus One in a couple days, and I wanted to get the Desktop Dock with it. One thing about it that I wanted to know, however, is if the phone needs to be in the dock in order to play music through it (since it uses A2DP) and if not, if it's just a standard A2DP device so I can use my iPod touch with it, too.
[Nexus One Accessories] MintyFloss:
your Ipod wont' work with the dock. N1 has 3 connector pins on the bottom which needs to be connected to your dock in order to play music through the dock.
[Nexus One Accessories] cybrian:
So, even though those are just for charging and letting the phone know that it's in the dock and the audio is done via Bluetooth it still won't work as a standard A2DP device?
[Nexus One Accessories] krohnjw:
This is not entirely true. After the initial pairing of the N1/Dock (and selecting to use it for sounds/media) you can just select the Dock from the list of BT devices and manually pair with it. It will then route the appropriate audio through the dock, no need to actually have it sitting in the dock at all.

So, in theory it could work with your iPod touch if you can get the 2 to pair.
[Nexus One Accessories] cybrian:
Alright, thanks! That's what I wanted to know.
[Nexus One Accessories] velazcod:
I don't know if it will work with the ipod touch, but I tried it with my iPhone (testing/development only!!) and it didn't work, it kept giving errors and such... the same happened when I tried pairing the dock with the computer, same thing.. I think HTC "crippled" the dock to only allow mac addresses from htc phones, or even nexus one only... **** ive never tried it with my G1 (i'll repost with that)

UPDATE: no luck making it work with a G1. Yeap, apparently the dock only likes to eat bacon.
[Nexus One Accessories] MintyFloss:
This ^ is what I was trying to say :3

iPods wont work with the N1 dock.
[Nexus One Accessories] velazcod:
Yeah, sorry, I missed your post above that one.
[Nexus One Accessories] MintyFloss:
Oh i wasn't flaming ya. I meant I was too stupid to explain it well, unlike you :p
[Nexus One Accessories] Devastatin:
I don't have the foggiest if you can do this, but http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MAC_spoofing ? Spoof the mac address in a PC bluetooth adapter to see if it really is looking for the nexus one MAC address or if it is looking for a particular PIN code?

I honestly thing the third pin on the nexus one is what does the pairing between the dock and the nexus one. And you need to duplicate the functionality of this pin to get it work properly.
[Nexus One Accessories] velazcod:
I could try that. But, I will say that I really don't think that third pin is for that, and here's why; you can connect your nexus via bluetooth to the dock without docking. Enable bluetooth and the Desk Dock will show up in the list, connect to it and done.

And yes, you can do this with any nexus without ever docking, I tried it with mine but I had already docked it in the past. Then I tried it with another N1 that was never docked and it worked as well.
[Nexus One Accessories] setzer715:
The third pin is just so the phone knows its docked and launches the clock app (and connects bluetooth if you have it setup that way). You would be correct in the fact that you can connect your N1 without the dock, I do it all the time so I can skip tracks streaming to my stereo with out walking over to the dock.
[Nexus One Accessories] velazcod:
Exactly, in more technical words, the third pin is makes the system send a DOCK_EVENT broadcadt with the DESK_DOCK extra and the phone acts accordingly.

I developed an app that simulates this, its on the market, "Dock Simulator".
[Nexus One Accessories] Zenoran:
So no way to pair regular a2dp devices to dock other than Nexus?
[Nexus One Accessories] velazcod:
No, I think the dock is doing some kind of mac authentication to only allow a nexus one to connect to it.
[Nexus One Accessories] Zenoran:
Oh hmmmm... Has to be a way to spoof it? It's a simple receiver? Maybe someone will figure it out and make an app for it lol.
[Nexus One Accessories] neoobs:
Could it be that the password is not just 0000? Anyone check the bluetooth files on the N1 for other passwords?
[Nexus One Accessories] velazcod:
maybe spoofing the mac address of the device, an app won't do this. I would look into it but my desktop's HDD is screwed up and my laptop sucks. :mad:
[Nexus One Accessories] cybrian:
I don't think that it's the password, and I very highly doubt it's the MAC address. My computer pairs just fine with it if I don't use a password. The problem is that it has trouble activating the A2DP profile of the dock.
[Nexus One Accessories] neoobs:
I haven't tried but I am thinking that there is a mismatch in passwords. Either way the Nexus One has a profile set up for the dock in /system/etc/AudioBTID.csv and I am sure there is info in AudioPara4.csv

I am sure this will help spread some light on it.
[Nexus One Accessories] ghimus:
Any progress streaming audio from a PC/Mac to the N1 Dock?
[Nexus One Accessories] choor:
Did anybody managed to connect other phone than Nexus One to Desktop Dock via bluetooth?
[Nexus One Accessories] ghimus:
Initial debugging

I've actually downloaded all the android source tree and started grepping for bluetooth, docking, nexus, etc.

I've arrived at BluetoothService.java that contains an interesting method called "writeDockPin".

From what I can decode the Nexus One generates a pseudo random PIN then sends it to the dock for pairing.

The dock actually has its own directory on the phones' filesystem at "/sys/class/switch/dock" where two interesting files are found: bt_addr and bt_pin.

When I dock the phone, 'bt_addr' is written with the dock's bluetooth hardware address and 'state' turns to 1.

'bt_pin' is a special file which I couldn't manage to read using the standard linux utilities.

I wanted to see what happens in that directory when you first dock the phone (initial pairing). I found a nice apk called FileObserver that only shows that certain files were indeed read, written to, deleted or closed.

The initial pairing made FileObserver output this:

bt_addr is opened
/sys/devices/virtual/switch/dock/bt_addr is accessed/read
bt_addr is closed
/sys/devices/virtual/switch/dock/bt_pin is modified
bt_pin is opened
/sys/devices/virtual/switch/dock/bt_pin is modified
/sys/devices/virtual/switch/dock/bt_pin is written and closed

Now I'm not a programmer so I might have a hard time investigating this further. I'm very curious to 'see' the changes made to bt_pin.

I suspect that if we could somehow spoof the Nexus One's bluetooth hardware address to match that of the computer, then have it initiate the pairing and continue it on the computer, it might actually work.

Another suspicion I have is that it might be necessary to build a mock phone with the 3 pins, that's connected to a computer, dock it, and have it negotiate the PIN with the Dock.

Either way it seems amazingly difficult to get the initial pairing working. Am I missing something here?

P.S.: PM for links to FileObserver and/or Android sources location.
[Nexus One Accessories] burnduck:
After some trial and error i can confirm I managed to pair the Nexus One Dock with my Mac computer.

The key to making it pair up with other devices would be the timing when the Dock makes itself visible to other devices, and it only does it for a split second when the phone is being inserted.

I tried to scan for the dock with a Nexus 4 as soon as my Nexus One is plugged in to no avail. I resorted to the "Setup Bluetooth Device" feature on my mac, since it constantly searches for new devices. Once I popped the phone onto the dock, the dock came up and all I need to do to pair it up was to pair it up with no passcode at all.

Audio playback works but I noticed some very slight distortion and jitter. Not sure what is causing it but it proves pairing is possible with other devices, but the trick is to make it reveal itself (make visible).

---------- Post added at 03:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:28 PM ----------

I managed to get the dock to show up in my Nexus 4 bluetooth settings by pairing and unpairing the N1 with the dock.

However I am unable to proceed further since the dock doesn't seem to support pairing without passcode.

I tried 0000 and 1234 and unfortunately didn't work. :(