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[Touch2 ROM Development] mirost1:
There isnt any new WWE rom as i can see, if i am not wrong 1.28 is the one and only :confused:
[Touch2 ROM Development] outrage_uk:
I just assumed with the release of the new T-Mobile ROM - there will be an original HTC one out aswell. It's worth asking ;)
[Touch2 ROM Development] mirost1:
Oh yeah, am almost sure there will be one, soon may be :D
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] dellis04:
hey wats sooo i have this touch diamond and i thinkd its bricked but im not sure wen yu start up the phone it says touch diamond on the screen and than shuts off than turns back on and does it all over again:(.....im able 2 get it n2 bootloader if thts any help and my pc does recognize it wen i plug it up.

IS THERE NE WAY 2 SAVE THIS PHONE?:confused:.......IF SO PLEEEEEEEEEEEEEEASE HELP ME OUT
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Waitzar:
I was wondering if someone can post the ringtone file "SMS"? This sound is usually found with Dutty's ROMs and I am currently using Artemis v6.0 ROM and I don't see it this "SMS" sound under ringtone drop down menu.

This sound file say "You got a text message" when you play it. :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] adamo86:
i have one it says "you got message" female voice
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Waitzar:
Yeah, that's the one. I will PM you with my e-mail address. Thanks!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Giso84:
usefull link

little advertisement but i think this page is oke for here,

for ringtones, wallpapers etc check...

zedge.net

Register yourself and get 30 downloads for FREE :eek:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] tolosa997:
why not just make your own with mp3 trimmer and copy/paste to your windows folder? it works for me....
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] wingtytn:
hope this will help
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] davej:
"Excuse me Boss..."

This is a fabulous sms ringtone.

I found it somewhere here in XDA. I thank whoever I got it from....for sharing!!

Ciao

Davej :cool:
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] chiks19018:
I came upon these registry values....definitely tied to the scrolling.

Any one have any ideas of what each of these do?
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] DonDragonka:
Just one word...

CERegEditor new version is 0.0.5.2. from here

- Added regular expressions in search function

- REG to CAB conversion, fixed long values support

- REG to CAB conversion bug fixed - files path were saved incorrectly

- Added support for XML (privisioning) files - create/edit/compare

- XML (provisioning) files can be applied to the connected device

- Application trys to interpret BINNARY values as date and time;

There are some places in the registry, where date/time is saved as binnary data;

e.g. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\ActiveSync\Partners\...\LastSyncAttempt

- Support for REG/RGU is 100% rewritten and redesigned

- Keys with minus sign at the beginning, in REG/RGU files, are omitted now

- Some minor bug fixes
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] Bruce Inman:
These are basically the scrolling parameters, where the other settings where the pressure thresholds.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure General] chiks19018:
I figured...

but does anyone know which one(s) would actually benefit us?
[Off-topic] shh im sleeping:
Jacob reads and explains the children's story Pat the Bunny:D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18RZvQwTGJA

Very funny video
[Off-topic] dcarr622:
LOL. Just lol.﻿
[General Topics] eurosport360:
Big problem

I can not download from hotfile anymore. I quit out of firefox while the march 13 Sense 2.5 + Cookie ROM was downloading, and when I started it back up, the download could not resume. After I went back to hotfile to download it again, it says that I am still downloading the file, and I can't download two files in parallel.

I go to there FAQ, and they say I have a proxy server, and that the only solution now is to get rid of it or become a member, which is complete BS.

Any solutions?
[General Topics] Fallen Spartan:
Had this same error before. Closing down and logging off computer did the trick for me.

Alternatively, do as I said above but also do not attempt to use hotfile for a day
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] murphycr:
After Cooking quite a few revisions of this ROM on my device, I have decided to release it in beta status. This ROM is designed for speed and stability and has No Added Packages except those used to upgrade to the 28230 build of Windows Mobile. Since this is my first publicly available ROM, I would greatly appreciate any feedback or criticism any of you have.

Specifications:

Windows Mobile 6.5.x (28230)

Sense 2.5

Memory Free at Bootup: 80 MB

Storage Free: 245 MB

Download:

EDIT: INSTABILITY CONFIRMED - LINK REMOVED UNTIL I FIX IT

Screenshots:
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Ut0p1a:
Any screens shot available?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] dineshh:
Hi

Good Work

Top Bar too active

Dialer doesn't show incoming call details

Performance similar to 235xx 6.5.x ROM's, a tad slow rather, maybe un-tweaked.

Keep Up the good work bro:o
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] murphycr:
I'll work on getting some screenshots up later today. I will also work on performance.. You should see some improvements next build ;)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] dineshh:
Hi

Seems to be early beta

No Caller details in incoming calls

Phone goes to deep sleep every 5-10min, has to be soft reset during that time. No calls ring for you at that time, whereas the caller hears phone ringing.:o
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] murphycr:
Hi Dineshh - I have only been able to replicate the deep sleep issue once. I will be searching the forums for a fix though and see if I can cook it into the next version.
[Networking] SBS:
Full article with links here:

http://softbanksucks.blogspot.com/2010/03/hell-freezes-over-ala-carte-sim-cards.html

For the first time, unlocked smart phones can be properly used in Japan for data transfer, but there is a big catch. The initial plans will be data only. Voice is not supported.

Japan Communications announced yesterday the 通信電池 b-mobileSIM ("communication battery" b-mobileSIM) series. The first offering will be the "b-mobileSIM U300," which will go on sale from April 5, 2010.

Data transfer speeds are advertised to be a "best effort" maximum of 300 kbps up and down using Docomo's 3G network.

Three plans are available, each with unlimited packet usage for a set amount of time:

1 year for 29,800 yen

6 months for 14,900 yen

1 month for 2980 yen.

This is significantly cheaper than any unlimited 3G data plan from either Softbank or Docomo. A credit check/"examination" with the Japan Approvals Institute for Telecommunications Equipment （電気通信端末機器審査協会 JATE）and the Telecom Engineering Center（テレコムエンジニアリングセンター TELEC）is required.
[Networking] galaxys:
Finally, you have some progress over there to enjoy! :cool:
[Networking] SBS:
Unfortunately, 300 kbps is a joke in terms of speed, but it is a step in the right direction and only the first offering in a series of upcoming products.

If it truly gets symmetrical 300 kbps, not 100 or 50 kbps on average, then that would be enough for voip and low-res you tube, though.
[Networking] musschrott:
Interesting, is it possible to get that card (or rather pass that credit check) with only a tourist visa?
[Networking] SBS:
No details have been released yet, so I can't say for sure, but I would wager that it will be highly unlikely to get one on a tourist visa, at least at first.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sm3rtlag3l:
lol your excuses are ridiculous

no multitasking and no c&p sucks and you can't excuse them. plus no file system access sucks even more than no multitasking and no c&p combined!!

you are glad that they made an iPhone clone?! iPhone is for people with no clue. If you are someone with no clue, get the real thing: iPhone. And if you are someone intelligent, you can not want that crap.
[Windows Phone 7 General] LJKelley:
Excuse me, you are the one with no clue. Do you even own a Android or Windows Mobile. You just join XDA this month so you can diss on WP7S. Get over yourself. Alot of people want Zune, Netflix, Xbox on their phone, and this will sell.

Just like DOS was great and fun, and I enjoyed it, but it did die. So will complex things that don't need to be complex. Windows Mobile was great when it came out, and sure WP7 still needs improvement but it is the future.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sm3rtlag3l:
Yes I own an HD2.

It is possible to make powerful things that are not complex. MS just are too stupid to do it. If well implemented, no feature makes something more complex. You can not excuse the lack of features, the only reason why they are missing is because MS

a) is too stupid to get them right

b) wants to have control over their stuff (music files etc)

c) wants to have control over the user.

I don't want to live in a future where we are marionettes controlled by big companies like MS.

Use your brain. Stuff like WP7 and iPhone is for people who can not use their brains, so they need companies to think for them.
[Windows Phone 7 General] RustyGrom:
Just found this in officeres.dll from the dumped emulator....

 ± S e l e c t A l l P a s t e C o p y C u t € U n d o

and

&@D o n e '@C a n c e l  C o p y / P a s t e 9@S e l e c t T e x t € @P a s t e &@ € '@

and

@C o p y @C u t B@D e l e t e @S e l e c t A l l € -@C l o s e @ € -@

and more. Definitely seems like some sort of copy/paste is supported in the office apps or at least was planned at one time.
[Windows Phone 7 General] LJKelley:
Or maybe I wanto think about something else rather than what new rom I am going to change to everyday or what new Android customization.

People that have a life want to get on with it and not struggle with technology.

Obviously someone like you should embrace Linux & Android. Because watch as technology increases more and more that its must be easy to use.

Maybe its because i'm getting old, but I don't have time for downtime while I am messing with my phone. When I was younger I would install Linux on my PC without even thinking about it, now I use spare computers for projects as I don't dare risk my main computer.

But Microsoft is doing the right thing, WP7 is not for XDA or geeks. Sure, I as a geek will use one as I see potential where others may not. But I am right. Most people take the easiest root. When you fly, any sane person would choose a direct flight from NYC to London. Only a flight enthusiast would fly from NYC to Hong Kong to London.

Having used the iPhone as one of my phones, I am aware of the lacking nature of Windows Mobile. But i couldn't stomach Apple, so I did come back. However I know Microsoft will be more open (already saying they will allow 3rd party browsers), and they have the tech I am interested in with Silverlight, Xbox, and Zune.

But you never did answer my question about what apps absolutely require multitasking that Push Notfications or Hub Plugins don't solve. You just say it is lame excuses... I am waiting for your answer.
[Windows Phone 7 General] LJKelley:
Copy & Paste is planned. Look at link I posted above, and the quote from that link. The fact is, based on their development schedule it is not going to available by holidays 2010.

I guess some of you would rather they delay WP7 for another year... that is not an option for Microsoft.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sm3rtlag3l:
GPS tracking and apps that download/upload stuff from/to the web, cause nobody wants to wait for that.

Also GPS navigation, cause nobody wants to wait for a sat fix everytime he just wants to look at something else quickly (e.g. change music track).

Prolly there are many examples.

Also you make totally false assumptions. More features do not have to make something more complex.

I do not want to have a complex phone as well. Nobody of course wants to waste time because his phone is too complex.

But you can see from other platforms, that all the missing features can be added in ways that do not make it more complex but only make the experience BETTER.

E.g. the lack of file system access makes getting files to and from the iPhone VERY complex, MUCH MORE complex than it would be if you had file system access, cause you have to do stupid things like emailing stuff to yourself etc.

Why do they not give the access then? For sure not because they want to make it less complex. If they say that, they are liars. No, it is because they want to control their iTunes/Zune content.

And no, if they had simply given WM as it was the CE6 kernel, good APIs and graphics for developers to make great apps and a fluid, friendly UI, they would probably have had it a year EARLIER WITH c&p.

But no, they had to make an iPhone clone because they could not take that Apple was successful. Maybe they will also be successful with WP7 cause their are enough people with no clue in the world, but that does not make it good. It still remains a ****ty iPhone copy and I don't want to live in a future where companies dictate what we can (not) do with our own stuff.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Einlander:
I'll just leave this here

http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/17/microsoft-on-copy-and-paste-in-windows-phone-7-series-people-d/

'people don't do that '
[Windows Phone 7 General] LJKelley:
Ouch... I stand corrected in that Copy & Paste isn't planned.

OUCH.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dracnom:
Interview: Windows Phone 7 battery life, copy/paste, multitasking, and more

It doesn't look like a definite no to me, could be updated in the future as you said, and also the underlying code is there, if the demand gets high enough, it will be implemented.
[Windows Phone 7 General] brummiesteven:
Why are you defending this to the death?

Excuse my if I'm being rude but, this is Microsoft. They couldn't care less about you, what you think or what you do. You're not going to get a pat on the back for "defending" WP7. They couldn't give a crap about any of their customers as long as they get their money, they've pretty much shown this by sticking the finger up to current windows mobile customers and aiming for the more dumbed down generation of Smart Phone Users.

I could understand if you were defending something like Android, an Open Source Project given away for free by a company which is far from being perfect but does actually listen to the community and has ethical values. But Microsoft? They couldn't give 2 craps about anyone so why try and convince everyone that WP7 is great. If you think so, great! Go buy one it doesn't effect you if other people on here don't.
[Windows Phone 7 General] LJKelley:
I could say the same for people that continue to visit an dedicated Windows 7 Phone section just to bash it. Why bother?

Atleast I have an interest in the platform, and as someone who has started to develop for it, I also have an interest in its success.
[Windows Phone 7 General] burnblue:
When they decided on 'smart multitasking', they did that for the benefit of the end user. Therefore I'm fine with that.. if it's not working it'll get changed. They did it to address problems like having to go into a task manager to close apps. OK.

Copy/Paste is basic.. they did not leave this out for our benefit, they probably left it out because they haven't figured their way around iPhone patents yet. They've done a lot of work to tell us why we don't need copy and paste.. this work could have gone into implementing it, so they must have a damn good reason for leaving it out. That reason is not because we the user will like it (copy/paste is not complex nor a power user thing. It's essential).

No USB file system access.. no removable cards. This was not done for the end user's benefit either. Sure, they'll be in more control if Zune is the only way to get stuff on and off the device, but that wasn't good enough reason to deny us. Basically I can't use my phone as a flash drive anymore.

Because copy/paste and file access were left out with the user in mind, I can't defend them. Because "true" multitasking was left out with us in mind, I'll defend it even if it's flawed.
[Windows Phone 7 General] RustyGrom:
I can understand removable cards. It's difficult for apps that rely on storage to have guaranteed storage. What if the user decides to store your files on the card then they take it out? What if they decide to delete random stuff? You'd have to code your app to be aware of memory card vs internal storage. Devices would have to ship with a certain amount of internal storage as well.

I do sorta wish there was a mass storage mode. Like you couldn't muck with the files but would be put into a special folder. Apps could access that folder if they choose. That seems to be the 'best of both worlds' method.
[Windows Phone 7 General] freakzone:
Hello everybody,

I saw the preliminary specs of TD3 and they state 4G storage and a MicroSD slot. This is only preliminary though. I was also wondering what will happen when HTC and XDA get their hands on the oem version. I guess it will be a different winmo after that. For example my touch pro doesn't have anything to do with the ones in the store, and is far different from other wm devices from other manufacturers :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] Ganondolf:
i never trust a company when they say a feature is not needed, they all say it but later add the feature in updates. i reckon copy and paste will be added on a update in 2011.

i think multi tasking is less likely but it depends if apple add it or not. if apple add it im sure ms will be forced to too. its this uncertainty in the market that makes me wonder why ms did not put a min ram of 512mb (instead of a silly 256mb).
[Windows Phone 7 General] Ev0luti0n_:
i don't have time right now to reply to your entire post, but excuse me! I also have used torrents on my winmo phone! :D

And to the majority of things you said, although some of them make sense i don't agree with your opinion...
[Windows Phone 7 General] TriAxisFL:
That would be funny if Apple added Silverlight to the iPhone. Silverlight can handle videos and is similar to Flash in some ways. If Apple hates Flash/Adobe that much, they might as well add Silverlight Support. :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] cerealfreak:
Nothing wrong with posting it is a discussion after all.

Microsoft IS clearly trying to reach out to the masses and whilst it may be only the minority of people who want to flash ROMs the existing Windows Mobile base have by and large, chosen their handset on the ability to carry out similar tasks. Especially a major part of that being the ability to customise their handset to how they like it.

Whilst this may not necessarily mean flashing ROMs it does mean, adding applications that you choose to and have it behave how you want it too. Current Windows Mobile users purchased their handset for the Pocket PC aspect and those people have the intelligence to run a task manager when the phone runs slow.

All I can say is I hope MS continue to release WM 6.5.x in conjuction with WP7 and don't kill it off after a couple of months.
[Windows Phone 7 General] chiks19018:
Really? you cannot wait 5 seconds to get a gps fix?

what are you doing changing a music track when you are driving on a road getting directions from the GPS? Apparently you know the road or the last direction you received was "drive another 20 miles, then make a left" direction. So what difference does it make to switch off GPS when you yourself care less about it?

Assumptions? you have assumptions all the while...you say "prolly".

Well M$ also says "prolly" to you. :D
[Windows Phone 7 General] YongkiCA:
I can assure you, based on the facts that I have :), there are more and more people wmTorrenting with their devices; the state-of-the-art devices at the moment are actually more powerful and most networks are indeed running faster and better; and torrenting is not that bad for network any more, direct video streaming is :p -- if you are referring to the bandwidth that these technologies consume.

Large download is sometimes a necessary on mobile device. You might not want to do it everyday, but you know what, it is there when you need it. Being mobile means once in a while you could land yourself in an area where the signal might not be perfect, large download that managed by download accelerator or download manager is very handy at such situation when you need to download something urgent or important; and that surely makes you appreciate a full functional OS.
[Windows Phone 7 General] StevieBallz:
Coming back to the argument on MS having to figure out a way around Apple's patents:

MS and Apple have a cross licensing agreement, otherwise Multitouch in Windows 7 on the Desktop would have been problematic already. Going into a patent battle against MS would perhaps be suicidal - almost as much as doing the same thing against IBM - at least if u develop Software/Hardware in the same field.

MS has a huge R&D Department, so MS really has a lot of patents actually being used and licensed.

That's also why many people see the legal action against HTC as mainly targeted on Android and the HTC extensions of Windows Mobile, against MS they wouldn't have a case.

I agree that direct FS Access would be nice, on the other hand I agree that torrent applications on a phone aren't a necessity.

Navigation is a different chapter, if i take a phone call I'd still like to receive directions on where to go in the meanwhile.

Basically the OS supports multitasking, as it does on the iPhone, so there is a chance of this being unlocked in the future. But for now I can actually live with it being locked down while MS studies the actual impact of that change on peoples user experience.

On the missing copy and paste - I guess the problem lies more in: how the **** should people do it. On the desktop it's pretty easy: click and move your mouse to select text. In WinMo 6 u put your finger down and move it to select text. In WP7 this would most likely pan to one direction or the other. So what are they to do, to let u select?

U could do things like: one finger in the lower right corner and then select with the other hand. But is this the optimal solution? As we've heard WP7s is not that long in the makes, so perhaps it's really more about the usability HOW, not the technical (which also would explain why hints to it are present in the emulator image).
[Windows Phone 7 General] fusi:
sorry but i think this is epic fail - me being a geeky type that likes to have a bit of control over my device. it really bothers me when i see rediculously simple interfaces designed for the retard/lazy mass idiot population without any attempt to cater for those who want a more complex interface for efficiency.

for example. i want to have putty open and copypaste links into a browser - sorry but just cos apple doesnt do it doesnt mean its ok. why on earth would you buy a device that intentionally restricts your freedom just so the company can have more control over it? thats b.s. i mean yea, its on a freedom vs control scale but its sliding the wrong way here - and im disappointed microsoft cant come up with its own vision for the future.

its just lazy rushed through planning. ms has lost the plot over past few years :( too many business managers probably.

im goin over to maemo/linux <3

kthxbai o/