yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] rspillo:
wooowwwwwww :eek: :eek:

Look fantastic!!!!
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
thanks every one

LEO R3 is online. :)

if you find only 1 rom rom looks like it i give you one car :D
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] BEHNOOOOD:
heeyyyy!

you are the MAN!!

tnx bro!:)
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
thanks dear behnood :)
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] atoush:
Well done = = = =>> g.r.e.a.t

Thanks man ,

great,eye candy, speedy,and the amportant is all in one
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] chiks19018:
wow...this chef is blazing....

can anyone post a screen-shot of the messaging screen?

thanks!
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] rspillo:
screen of messaging
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
thanks man
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] dna24:
do the first 2 roms have the gay start up music on the splash screen or is it only in v.3 so the rom has been ok but if i have to hear that music again i might shoot my phone
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
i did not see any rom until now that filp clock is disable in it buy in my rom i disable it and you didnt see any filp in the clock .
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] pylorus:
problem

Hi, I have problem with the people tab in R3 Release - after taping on photo - no call is made. If I tap the bar under the photo, contact details appears, but when I click phone number, im still unable to dial :-(

Othervise fast and nice ROM!
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] dvdscr:
hey man, nice rom.

any idea why after soft reset i get an error saying the services.exe crashed? after that, all works fine.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] xiaodi:
Hi.. can u upload at mediafire? my com noob.. cannot dl.. sry for the trouble.. i really lyk ur rom.. but i cant dl r3.. thank in advance
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
oh men this problem come from xperia dialer if you want to manual dialer i put it in my next rom:)

but xperia dialer is very beautiful and fastly
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
you can download it from this direct link

[URL="http://lb.rapidgo.net/521a514b4d504ee1c21100545ad7adc5/5899/1/2/FIRERIZN-LEO_R3.rar"]http://lb.rapidgo.net/521a514b4d504ee1c21100545ad7adc5/5899/1/2/FIRERIZN-LEO_R3.rar[/URL]
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] Fearless_tr:
Hey, which version more fast and normal r1 r2 or r3 ?
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] chiks19018:
Which one has the HTC messaging 2.5?
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] johi69:
same here - also the shortcut tabs (second row), no chance to add a shortcut.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
r3 is very good
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
r1 & r2 have it
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
people tab proble sourse of xperia dialer :) because people tab works by offical dialer and we didnt have offical dialer in this rom :p

you can edit shortcut tab with CHT editer :rolleyes: likes the screen shot in post 3
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] pylorus:
Does anyone know if this People tab can be fixed through some registry / or manila editing? This was the only thing I would like have. Otherwise - great, fast and stable rom in deed. Good work!
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] johi69:
starting Navigon MN7 lets freeze the device - hard reset is required
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] rhart20:
What radio do you use? I have had problems with two newer radios (4.49.25.57 & 4.49.25.91) and the stock one (4.48.25.20).
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] johi69:
I used 4.49.25.57 - will try another one tomorrow
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
Thanks

i try to search it ;)
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
same to me and i didnt problem with it
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] avon76:
try it

hahah,

funny start page:D
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
:D my logo is funny or start logo play ?
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] avon76:
phone start logo.

Realy like your rom,but why can't rotate defolt screen?
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
thanks

because many users say we can not use rotate to me in the latest pages :confused:
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] rhart20:
I tried some more radios. It seems like my phone has problems holding a HSPDA signal inside my work. It keeps switching between EDGE and 3G. However, outside and other buildings I have no problems. The only reason I saw this as a problem was all other roms I have used do not have this issue at my work. But I love your rom so I will force it to EDGE only while at work. Thanks.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] N'ash:
Hey Saeid... what about cooking a ROM with Sense 2.1 ? Much Faster & Better...
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] cyron_at:
pls. stop asking for sense 2.1...why is it better? It has less features than 2.5. And the latest releases of 2.5 are not buggy
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] marryb:
Your ROM is perfect for me ... but ... I have problem with Home Tab in your R3 version ROM ... after adding a shortcut to Co0kie Home Tab (second and other rows, first row is good) in Home Screen this shortcut is not shown ... and here is a problem, no chance to add a shortcut :(

Thanks for your help
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] losdrivare:
2.1 is much more responsive and fast. Some prefer features, others prefer speed.

However, it is entirely up to the chef to decide what he wants to cook. :)
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] Estangol:
Nataly

try nataly it's fast same like pride 4 :) (+-)
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
hi mr.ali

i didnt like sence2.1 :rolleyes:

sorry;)
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
yes you are same to me i didnt like sence 2.1
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
i check it no problem ! :cool:
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] saeid9085001:
whats your idea about remove xperia dialer and cookihome ! :)
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] atoush:
go to post #158

measns edit with cht editor
[Touch Diamond2, Pure ROM Development] N'ash:
cmon you know 2.1 is much faster and more stable:p

just like Pride IV ↓
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] butler360:
That's nice, but what's the rationale for not including it for anyone? MS says, "Our research indicates that people don't use copy and paste." That scares me because it is very Apple-esque. I hate the philosophy of "we know what works best for you, so why don't you shut the eff up and not ask any questions, OK? Just do what you're told and play in our nice little walled in garden and everything will be fine." That Apple mentality has spread to MS it seems. I don't often look at or take pictures on my phone, either, but does that mean those capabilities should be removed? No, they should be there in the event that I do want to use them. What's the harm in leaving in copy and paste? :confused: :confused: :confused:

And if I can get good battery life on my TP2 with multitasking, why can't they coax it out of the shiny new WP7? How does Palm do it?

I store all sorts of crap on my phone, so they better have 32GB versions available and let me use it as USB storage.

Also, I heard you won't be able to set different programs as the default (say, Opera instead of IE). Which is another ridiculous restriction and just shows that MS has gone overboard with control, just like Apple. And that's just the reason I don't have an iPod or iPhone.

So if things don't change, I'm off to Android. :cool:

Engadget, by the way, has been actually quite balanced with WP7 versus their coverage of WM6. And prior to the all bad stuff we learned at MIX10, they were hyping it quite a bit themselves.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] havox22:
after reading this i want my wp7 now i can live with out copy & paint but i would just to like to know why leave it out?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Silverdragondk:
I'm feeling kinda torn with regards to WP7s. On the one hand I love the UI and the integration, on the other I hate the lock down. Not just the software lock down but also the hardware lock down. It's what I hated about the Iphone, and it's what I hate about WP7s. Granted, there's gonna be more variety with WP7s, but it's constrained variety.

When I first saw WP7s I was certain my next phone would be with that OS. Now I'm not so sure...

Regards
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ramdroid77:
They've completely re-done the UI. Allowing copy & paste would mean they would need to re-implement it from scratch. Besides that, as far as I know the WP7 menus are limited to max. 4 entries so they figured out it doesn't really fit in....
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] CSMR:
This makes sense. People will often require a number of features from a phone and unless it ticks those boxes extra features are not important.

"Windows Phone 7" is missing a lot of basic features. If they are not important to you, good for you, but you seem to be in two minds about that. When there are a lot of decent phone OSes on the market you shouldn't have much need to compromise.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] style1:
well yeah of course, but its not like any of these features are totally missing...they've just been reinvented or reinvisioned, so to speak. I look it it this way, why do I copy and paste? Because I want to take info from one program and transfer it or send it to another. MS has determined (again, I'm sure the put some R&D into it) that most people don't even use it so much so they created a NEW system that allows you to do basically the exact same thing, take info and transfer it, without all the fuss. Its still copying and pasting. I dunno. I believe innovation something to embrace, it moves the industry foward. Because all these guys compete for our business they drive each other bigger and better. But it seems that keeping up with the old outdated ideas is all that people care about. I mean, the Iphone doesnt NEED copy and paste. It functioned just as well without it. The big problem with it was they had NO alternative to make people say oh well thats just as good. So what do they do? They add vanilla copy and paste. Consumers drive innovation in that sense. My wife for the life of her can't understand this huge hype about multitasking. She believes her Iphone is just fine. She can listen to music, she gets her push notifications when she needs them...shes a happy camper. She doesn't get it. I try to explain to her how its important, but regardless she wont get it because it doesn't fit her lifestyle. How many people does something like that matter to, honestly? I get MS' approach....it makes sense. The average consumer would rather have things be simple, would rather have things done for them; than actively doing them for themselves. The exception to this is WebOS because its driven by the idea of multitasking. And how innovative is that. The homescreen is the taskmanager. Its a great way to make the idea of actively managing open apps seem like it is something that you are in control of, not like WM or android (where you just get massive lag) where it seems like the open programs are something thats controlling you.

Different strokes for different folks though. But hey remember how many of those basic required features that the original Iphone launched with? lol Looking back it was laughable how fail that phone was, but it sold out the stores like a champ. Its not about the basic features. Its about the innovation behind it. Apple invented the wheel all over again. MS has to invent the V8.

~style1~
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Seven_PRX:
Personally, I was looking forward to WP7.

But:

1) No Multi-Tasking (I don't count push notifications as multi-tasking)

2) No Copy/Paste

3) No removable Storage

4) No 'Use as USB device'

Are pretty big dealbreakers for me. These were all things in favor over the iPhone (except c&p since last year), and now they're going to handicap us :|
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] mazzarin:
Thanks for being a voice of reason style ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] style1:
sevenprx,

windows does have their own take on C&P as well as multitasking. It in fact does do both, just not in the way thats been the industry standard so people are considering it NOT there even though it clearly is. I believe you should check out engadget where they do have a few good articles and clips.

1) Copy and Paste Here (even with the misleading headline its informative)

2) multitasking HERE

3) Removable storage is a big issue. I think most will be appeased by massive 32 gig phones but alot (myself included) of people wont. But in terms of solving problems it saves a few headaches for MS in the development process. I do believe MS told us during the keynote (or somewhere during that time, I cannot remember) that developers can have internal SD for more memory, but it is kinda a bummer for me to not have removable Cards. Its basically to keep this phone as unhackable as possible.

4) No use as a USB device...this too is a killer, as I mentioned earlier I do use my phone to store info on. Its a daily thing. Since I can't access my phone through activesync it makes all this info useless. Its like they only want use USB to move photos and music...THATS IT. I'm not sure if thats the best strategy but, for those to whom this is dealbreaker for, they are probably happy as sheep with 6.5 so it won't be too much of a deal for MS. Which of course still makes the HD2 an extremely viable phone at one helluva price.

~style~

Thanks mazzarin
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Kloc:
I'm still looking forward to WP7. It has a lot of very intriguing features and I like the look of the UI.

As far as multi-tasking goes it will work with my needs. I can alway have a webpage up in the background, I can alway have music playing in the background. Any core feature of the UI like calls, SMS, email can all run the the background and one 3rd party app. Honestly, I hardly ever use multiple 3rd party apps to begin with.

I don't use copy and paste very much. I think I can say I've used it about 5 times since I've had my device and honestly it was so much of a pain to use that a couple of those time I gave up and just wrote it down and re-typed it.

I would really live to have removable storage. I just hope phones with 32GB flash come out. I can fill 8GB pretty easily.

I use my phone as a USB device a lot just to transfer big files. This is honestly one of the biggest things I don't like.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] burnblue:
Look, I'm all for defending Microsoft but the one thing you glossed over is the one real dealbreaker.

No copy and paste? How basic yet essential is that? If you've only used it 5 times in 5 years I don't know what you've been doing with your phone, but other people bought a phone with Outlook and Office and web browsers for a reason. Data detection is not going to let me email a paragraph or search for a sentence.

"Multitasking": No problem, pause the apps for when I come back to them. I don't have to close them myself, cool.

No USB file access: Pain in the neck, sucks for us, but if we store only files that apps on the phone handle (music, documents, etc) then at least we can still use the device as intended. It just won't be a flash drive

No removable card: Very stupid since I do actually pull out the card.. but the truth is that most people don't. MS and app developers have a much easier time knowing that the storage is always a part of the device, and they also don't have to be so scared of piracy. So it really really sucks that we can't expand storage, but at least the phone will still work.

So when you combine those last two, our main difficulty is moving files on and off the phone.. but it will sync files to our own accounts fine at least. even wirelessly. So the phone is still usable. But copy/paste? The phone is CRIPPLED without it
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] style1:
again, what as I said before, I actually did sit in on an conversation and demo where there same things you're saying about copy and paste were presented to the demo operators. Almost Every feature of copy and paste that people actually use copy and paste for is still available...however its not called C&P any more its called "smartlinking" officially by MS.

Honestly just like multitasking, its a non intrusive way of doing what people do anyway. And yes I have only used multitasking maybe 5 times. I honestly just don't need the feature. I mean, hell as there are millions of Iphone users what they were doing with their phones for the longest. It just isn't important to me. I use outlook, use push, I use Office and the web browsers but I never had to copy anything. I handle P&L's, I keep many office documents and I prepare powerpoint presentations as well having my phone linked to corporate accounts that I use to send this information out on a system wide level. I haven't seen the use for copy and paste because honestly I send complete documents so I only need fowarding.... Occasionally I may just copy an email account and paste it into my recipients list but WP7 is capable of doing this...I witnessed it myself.

~style1~
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] kluong6:
Very rationale styles1. I like your thinking with some valid points. I still believe that wm has been around this long because of xda and every developer and user that uses their brain to tweak and modify to each individuals liking, including ms/htc and xda developers. Taking this away, takes the dignity away from ms and xda users. i have been a long time wm user since i was a kid back in the early 80s. the ONLY reason i don't have an iphone and not jumped ship like my dad, sister, brother in law, friends is because of the features that wm has had over the years. the ability to cut & paste, the ability to use storage cards, the ability to control the phone. I use all these features. Not every day, but I use them. And it's more than 5 times in 5 years. I guarantee everybody on here, and probably yourself, would be lyng if you said just 5 times. Try 10 or 20 times, but how is your memory so good and that you can count with your fingers to just 5. Anyhow, I'm not here to argue. These simple/essential things are actually quite vital to the average xda user like myself. I've read thousands of messages on here from chainfire, to abu, to duty, to dave shaw, mskipp and to every other developer on here. They are my true heroes, they have made the wm phone viable, with dignity. For an analogy, you can drive a cadilac or a mercedes. But your gonna tweak up a hyndai or honda and tell me it's the same and gonna be better than a mercedes. If honda were gonna tweak up there car and charge 75,000 and say they are just as good, then I'm just gonna buy one. hmmm. we (ms) is competeing against iphones? are we really competing against them, or are we competing against ourselves (wm 7 vs wm 6.5/6.0/5.0...) To take away all these essentials, would be taking away life. Variety and Substance is the essential part of life. I hate e-readers, yet I don't like reading books either. However, I'd rather read a book where I can locate a page, then read off an e-reader. I think XDA developers and the common user like myself have spoken loud and clearly, there are really no winners in this case. This is not your win-win scenario......What do I know, I'm just a geeky medical doctor writing with no substance.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] style1:
well I didn't originally say only five times...I said maybe 5 times. I'm not a fun user I'm mostly a heavy poweruser. But as most of the people on here I am extremely mod heavy. So yeah, I get it. But developers here will still be able to use this site for 6.5 as well as 7. People have to understand a couple things first and foremost. First, if developers don't support WP7, WP7 won't move foward. They can also support 6.5 as well as WP7 and not have to PICK SIDES. This isn't about "oh they got rid of features I need, FAIL" this is about a platform as a whole. 6.5 isn't going anywhere soon. Keep it alive but embrace the future as well. I don't like the thinking that goes into a lot of the bashing that happens. I mean if we're going to use cars for examples let me throw one out there.

I used to drive a Ford Fusion, when it rained I would turn on my wind shield wipers. Last year I upgraded to a E class Mercedes...now when it rains my windshield wipers turn themselves on. I like the fact that I don't have to worry about something so trivial as to turn the wipers on and then get them at a pace that isn't excessive or less than what current rain speed is. Its a system that reacts to whats happening around it and assumes the likely reaction.

I think thats similar to the changes WP7 is making to amend some of the issues with WM6+. But of course thats just my opinion.

I personally, however, hope that developers here don't just shun WP7 because its different and embrace it as an opportunity to develop for a new platform, increase their product visibility and most important to make revenue off of their hard work. Donations are fine but being able to actually get paid for your work makes for a new scenarios that aren't currently available to developer here at XDA and as we all know money drives innovation.

~style1~
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] burnblue:
No sir, no... I don't know what your definition of 'almost' is but I know that by definition "smartlinking" only works on structured data.. phone numbers, addresses, etc. If I wanted to paste another quote from your comment right here --> there's absolutely no way for smartlinking to do that.

Copy/Paste. Why does anyone even need to be arguing and making excuses for this? It's just basic and shouldn't have had to be left out or delayed. They have so many ways to implement it
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] style1:
if you read my post 6 i actually talk about what I saw in a live demo...actually I'll just quote it for ease of reading(I guess i will use copy and paste just for the hell of it....lol):

"microsoft didn't just get rid of the system of copy and paste and not give you any options. They instead implemented the "smart option" in which the OS tries to guess or assume (tough to swallow) what you want to do and give you available options. In the demo unit I saw, he was running through possible scenarios where people mostly use C&P(which I assume they have R&D dollars to back), it was for fowarding messages, forwarding addresses and numbers, copying links or locations into search engines, and a few other ways which slip my mind. The system was easily able to do all these simple things. However the only place it failed was when we asked him to copy a paragraph from the internet (which was quite the turtle BTW) and send it in an SMS. That was the ONLY place we could make it fail. So if you do that alot, then yep, be angry. Otherwise not an issue at all."

So yeah, I agree with you 100%...its not true copy and paste. It is however an alternative. And I know no matter what microsoft does, if they miss one step it comes out to be a deal breaker. But come-on, This is pushing it. I honestly sat there and watched almost (again I say almost) every copy and paste feature put to test, and the only thing it cannot do (copy from browser to insert elsewhere) ends up being like the worlds biggest issue. I have brought up some other FAAAAAAAR bigger issues, as well as provided some good reasoning and insight as to a lot of other system functions and we keep coming back to this extremely small issue. I honestly didn't know that so many people copy and paste from the browser. According to MS, people just don't do that, but apparently all the people who "do do that" are all on XDA...lol. But I guess that makes you right, though, people should be able to copy from the browser and paste elsewhere. Unfortunately WP7 won't support that at launch. What else can I say?

~style1~