yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] hjf3Gd:
Hi there, form what I can see, I can't use a cover for the Diamond - it must be an XDA Ignito cover, is that correct?

I've just spent a couple of hours on the phone to O2 and surfing the web but can't find one (I've seen the one from Hong Kong on Ebay, so that's a last resort). Does anyone know where i can get one from?

Many thanks.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] kdskamal:
I own both Ignito and HTC's version of Diamond and I can confirm that Diamond's cover cannot be used for Ignito. I did a search for you on ebay UK and found this.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/O2-XDA-IGNITO...ies_MobilePhoneFascias_JN?hash=item45f11f6bcc

Good luck!
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] hjf3Gd:
Hi there, many thanks kdskamal, I found that cover as well and so far it's the only one I've found. It is very expensive for what it is and so for now it's my last resort only.

Still looking...........
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] dbtek:
I've been looking too. It has a crappy cover by the way.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] hjf3Gd:
Hi there, do you mean the original one is crappy or the one kdskamal refers to is crappy?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] Bäcker:
there are XDA Diamond/Ignito Covers on Ebay for 9€.

I ordered on, will see whether it fits.. the pictures are very promising, as it is the O2 version and not the shiny HTC Diamond oem cover
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] hjf3Gd:
I'll be having a look, there weren't any a few days ago, or I couldn't find any anyway. Can you post a link?
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] Bäcker:
seems they are only on ebay.de (Germany)

but they are shipped from HK, thus there shouldn't be any problem

http://cgi.ebay.de/R898-Gehaeuse-Ba...temQQptZDE_PDA_Zubehör_KM?hash=item25572dcbcf

mine shipped today.. but it will take 1-2 weeks until it arrives via HK Post.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV Accessories] hjf3Gd:
Thank you very much indeed for that, gonna get one of those.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] robin04:
This thread has been opened for those who are curious to know how the compiler "just in time".

Functional characteristics in general

:

The JIT compiler translates bytecode into native machine code at runtime. This compilation process (also known as dynamic translation) is executed only once, and creates a link between the bytecode and the corresponding compiled code. The purpose of this process is to increase the speed in which to run Java programs.

A JIT compiler is based on two concepts in the recent run-time environments: bytecode compilation and dynamic compilation.

In a system for compiling bytecode as Perl, GNU, Java, etc.. The source code is translated into an intermediate representation known as bytecode. The bytecode is then interpreted or executed in a virtual machine (VM).

In a JIT environment, the first phase is the compilation of bytecodes, which transforms the source code in a portable and optimized intermediate representation, called bytecode. Subsequently, the byte code is installed on the target system. When the code is executed, the compiler execution environment translates into native machine code. The translation into machine code can occur for files or function: the functions can only be completed when they are to be executed, hence the name "just-in-time

The just-in-time compilation allows a good compromise between execution speed and code portability. During the compilation of the bytecode is executed most of the "heavy work", ie all those operations that require a long time to run, as the syntactic and semantic analysis of source code and a first phase of optimization, the compilation from bytecode to native code is much faster.

In particular for android devices

:

Here some information on the operation related to android

Essentially, Java is usually translated from source to Java bytecode (an intermediate step between Java itself & processor specific machine code) when the app is compiled. When it is executed, this bytecode has to be interpreted into machine code. What JIT does is cache the results of such interpretation, so that, for example, if a particular section of bytecode is executed multiple times, it will only have to be interpreted that first time. JIT for Java has been around for a good while.

Android uses their own special Java Virtual Machine, which we hear of often - the Dalvik Virtual Machine. This works on similar principles to a typical JVM, but it produces a type of intermediate bytecode that is optimised for execution on devices with limited resources. This code, incidentally, is called a Dalvik Executable, which explains all the .dex sufficies in Android.

As this Dalvik Virtual Machine is relatively new, the further refinement of just in time compilation for it is only now reaching a stage where it's production ready - or at least hopefully will be soon. All pretty exciting as it can boost performance by around 200-300%
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] dipje:
No, not really. I'm missing the point of this post :). Is it a question, is it ment as an answer somewhere else? Did you click on 'post new topic' instead of 'post reply' somewhere?
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] robin04:
is not difficult to understand.

I just opened a new thread to explain how the JIT.

Who is curious to know how can read the thread.

Anyway thanks for the comment. I'll do some changes to the thread to clarify the reason for its existence.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] kieranc:
It's only useful if you realise you don't know what JIT is ;)

I now have a better understanding of how it works, thanks!
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] MerXury13:
why is it so difficult to bring this to a hero rom? the JiT compiler by google seems to be nearly ready ...:confused:
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] robin04:
Need to know to compile the kernel :rolleyes:
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] FunkTrooper:
Forgive my ignorance, but I thought this was how Android apps always work — they come as bytecode and the phone translates them into native code when needed... right?

How else does it work?
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] cauli:
Here's some info on JIT & here's how it pertains to Android :)

Essentially, Java is usually translated from source to Java bytecode (an intermediate step between Java itself & processor specific machine code) when the app is compiled. When it is executed, this bytecode has to be interpreted into machine code. What JIT does is cache the results of such interpretation, so that, for example, if a particular section of bytecode is executed multiple times, it will only have to be interpreted that first time. JIT for Java has been around for a good while.

Android uses their own special Java Virtual Machine, which we hear of often - the Dalvik Virtual Machine. This works on similar principles to a typical JVM, but it produces a type of intermediate bytecode that is optimised for execution on devices with limited resources. This code, incidentally, is called a Dalvik Executable, which explains all the .dex sufficies in Android.

As this Dalvik Virtual Machine is relatively new, the further refinement of just in time compilation for it is only now reaching a stage where it's production ready - or at least hopefully will be soon. All pretty exciting as it can boost performance by around 200-300% :D

HTH
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] robin04:
Thanks for the deepening. Add this post to the first ;)
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] foxmeister:
In a typical Java environment, without JIT, the application is always interpreted. This makes the applications exceptionally portable, since the underlying architecture (CPU instruction set etc) is largely immaterial.

In a JIT environment, some or all of those bytecodes (as JIT usually works by method) are compiled directly down to native code as the application is run (hence Just-In-Time). Some or all of the application then effectively becomes a native application targeted at a specific architecture rather than an fully interpreted application.

Simplistically, the net result is that a JIT-compiled app is usually slower to start, but faster to run.

See here for some details of Android JIT compilers.

On a related note, not all Android applications are fully interpreted java anyway. If an application uses the NDK, portions of it may be written as native code (see here).

Regards,

Dave
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] tomfreay:
Interesting thread, one thing I don't know is if the native code produced by JIT is just cached or stored? Ie if its cached, starting an application will take a while the first time, then really quick the second time until that app is taken out of the cache

Or is it that the JIT native code replaces the java on that device, so once run, its always quicker even if the phone is rebooted etc?
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] cauli:
Aiui the cache exists in memory purely for the duration of the program's execution & hence is recomputed everytime the program is run. This is consistent with a discussion I found after a quick google where some posters ask why isn't it stored longer term. You might find it interesting, though note being a forum thread one can't rely on its accuracy ;)

Note, this is not to be confused with the Dalvik cache in which some optimisations are performed on the .dex when an app is first run (or in the case of system apps, in advance - this is what the .odex files are). I /think/ & this is speculative on my part, there might be some overlap in the types of optimisations but essentially, the Dalvik cache optimisations are less far reaching than JIT's & still result in Dalvik bytecode (more or less) unlike JIT.

I probably can't add anymore as that's pretty much all I know at the moment. Adding guesswork isn't going to do much for the archival value of this thread.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] tomfreay:
Interesting read, thanks for posting that. Will be really interesting to see what practical benefits this brings to Android.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] terryazthompson:
Just curious of the versions of JIT. Correct me and enlighten me if you can...

JIT is being developed by google and IS or WILL BE open sourced?

The code being currently used in ROMs is not a final version?

How often has this code been updated. Has it been just one release or is google (or others) releasing more often?

Thanks if you can help me.
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] nenn:
thanks for this. it was quite helpful. :)
[Hero, G2 Touch Android Development] cauli:
I think JIT will be a part of the Froyo (Android 2.2) imminent(ish) release & is subject therefore to the same release policy, ie code developed behind closed doors with periodic releases of new versions in source code form under an open license, E&OE, aiui (posting as no one else has replied).
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] wheeliemonster:
Hi All,

I recently installed a Taskbar mod, which works very well, however it seems to have changed the small folder icons in File Explorer - see attached.

Anyone know how to get them back to default?

Thanks for your help.
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] demichel:
To what is the Short_Power button linked now?

I mean, if you goe to sleep mode using the power button (short press), to what program is this linked, because I want to link my "back"-button to that function.

Thanks!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] 0petter0:
Hi did anyone succesfully boot with new 2.6.33 kernel, could somebody post me config or some help? I already compiled new version of kernel, but phone didn't boot.

thanks
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jpswer:
I have found instructions to add locations to Windows mobile HTC phones but nothing for Android. I couldn't find a configuration file to add locations to either.

Any help would be appreciated
[HD2 General] rstoyguy:
Here is my version of a T-Mobile HD2 Leo ROM with Sense 2.5. And it includes all the creature-comforts of a RSToyGuy Rom!​

Kudo's to Ervias's Visual Kitchen from xda!​

Insert bold colored disclaimer here about how it is not my fault if you mess up your phone or lose sleep after Flashing this Rom...​

Before flashing this ROM, you MUST be Unlocked!!!

Sticky: [HSPL/HSPL2] HowTo flash everything ;)​

THIS ROM IS FOR THE TMobile US 1024 Device!​

Sense 2.5.2013

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(actual rom may vary slightly from images below)​

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Tabs Included:

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Home, Messages, Mail, Internet, Stocks, Weather,Photos&Videos, Music, Calendar, Call History, People, Reader, Documents, Facebook, Footprints, Twitter, Settings​

Rom Download Links:

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rstg_hd2_TMOUS_Sense25_21905T_14

Sense 2.5 - WindowsMobile v6.5 21905 - Updated 6/8/2​

rstg_hd2_TMOUS_Sense25_23569T_14

Sense 2.5 - WindowsMobile v6.5.x 23569 - Updated 6/8/2010)​

Misc Rom Notes:

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[B][COLOR=black]Base Rom: RUU_Leo_1_5_TMOUS_2.13[/COLOR][/B]

[B][COLOR=black]Kitchen: [URL="http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=116537"][Kitchen] [ 6-7-10 ] RSToyGuy's TMO.US EVK 2.05 /\ DIY 3.14 Kitchens[/URL][/COLOR][/B]

See Post #2 for ChangeLog...

Older Version Archive:

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If you enjoy my work...Donate! Appreciated, not required.
[HD2 General] HotShotAzn:
Very interesting. It's peaked my interest enough that I'll give it a try.

Any plans for a cookie version?
[HD2 General] kable:
Looks good! Flashing it now to give it a try. :)

Very responsive and I appreciate the included bookmarks in Opera.

The Start Menu shows a "programs 1" folder as well as a "programs 1 (1)" folder.

Resco Explorer does not have a trial period. It wants a serial on first use. Not sure if intended or not.

Yes, Very nice ROM indeed!
[HD2 General] rstoyguy:
Co0kies home tab? Already in there...And tweaked!
[HD2 General] hellboy5000:
look good to me too:D
[HD2 General] hellboy5000:
one of the best tmo rom so far
[HD2 General] Reignzone:
Seems legit.

Looks great as far as I can tell...

Shows promise...
[HD2 General] hidden_dragon:
Game pack

Is the game pack file not a cab file installer? Extracted using WinRAR but only houses the individual game files.
[HD2 General] rstoyguy:
Ahh... I'll take care of that programs 1(1) folder, also have that empty Outlook folder... I'll update those soon, also wanna organize the start menu next update.

I haven't posted on xda much, but on ppcgeeks I've built roms and rom pieces for others for a while now. We'll see how my first kitchen exploits go! You all are in good hands! Really?! :)
[HD2 General] rstoyguy:
This is actually an EXT file for rom cooks, part of my sharing all my bits-n-pieces over at ppcgeeks. Someone here might be able to turn into a .cab for ya. I only deconstruct .cabs into rom bit...

So I do appreciate some feedback, so let me have it ya'all!
[HD2 General] kable:
Would it be possible to colorize the icons on the settings tab?

Loving this ROM. This was a pleasant surprise today.
[HD2 General] hidden_dragon:
Thanks! Would be great if someone could cab these up :) This ROM looks very close to stock but I'm sure it's better...
[HD2 General] rstoyguy:
I haven't seen that... If ya know of a somewhere I can find that, shoot me a link and I'll check it out....

And I'm glad you like the rom!
[HD2 General] kable:
This is an example. The one NRG uses is a little different and looks abit nicer I believe.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=625292

This is an example. The one NRG uses is a little different and looks a bit nicer I believe.
[HD2 General] rstoyguy:
A rom update has been posted! This update took care of a few things. My kitchen was also updated to the RUU_Leo_1_5_TMOUS_2.10.531.1 rom put up by xmoo yesterday. It's posted in the first post. Here are some of the changes...

Enjoy and help me find them bugs! And tell me about em too... :)
[HD2 General] hellboy5000:
getting ready to go play with your rom again

:p
[HD2 General] ApplesNoranges:
The internet comes and goes for me, same with my SMS. great rom though, just those two issues happened to me yesterday, hopefully it stops. Also got a black screen, and had to take battery out:(
[HD2 General] rstoyguy:
Whose service do you have? This is the TMobile rom that shipped with your device plus a couple skins I added... I'd call 611 and complain about your service in your area! How did it work before? Have you re-flashed your device?
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] langen07:
For example AHero v 0.7 does not offer me the possibility to use "today in history" a nice HTC widget.

I can install it but not put it on a screen.

Am I doing something wrong here?

Please help me!
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mikeytjee:
I think it needs HTC Sense to work
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gu1dry:
You would be correct.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ludagad:
Maybe you'd like to check out this post: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1836991

If you however decide to go hardcore and DIY, then probably you need to mind the android versions of the source Sense rom, the resolution of the devices, the free internal storage space, console output (missing resources) and probably a few other things.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Roxy:
Hello...

Does anyone else out there have the same problem as me?

Well, whenever I insert the usb / wall charger, my n1 often would not charge.

However, when I took out the battery and put it back in, sometimes it will start charging again. ( not all the time though... )

What is wrong with my N1?

PS - On the ' slide to unlock ' screen, it says that my phone is charging, but when you look at the battery logo, it isn't.

The battery percentage just keeps going down.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] prettyboy85712:
Might be related to the kernel you're running and your SetCPU settings.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] vrocher:
I think it's normal if you have more than 90% charge, on my N1 i have a threshold between 100% and 90% of charge.

If wait for a full charge, when disconnect and reconnect, it will not charge again until it 'touch' 90%.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] martin0285:
there was also some issues when going from one kernel to another. As in, if you were at 100% charge while on kernel .29 then upgraded to .33 it wouldn't charge. Something like that. Search around but i'm sure its just like ^^ said that it won't charge till it gets to >90%..... If it doesn't charge once below that, its the way you changed kernels at 100% charge and you'll need to do some searching.....THIS IS NOT THE RIGHT SECTION THO, MODS WILL BE MOVING I'M SURE.....
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Roxy:
Ah sorry. Mod, could you please move this thread to appropriate section? Thanks.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] palosjr:
same thing has been happening to me for the past few days. weird nonetheless, i thought it was due to setcpu so i uninstalled and it began to charge again, never thought about the threshold stuff though. good to know.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] sinjiyo:
All is in the title.

Thanks.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] djdarkknight96:
+1 black would be sweet! I already requested this from the dev.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] gregnotcraig:
unless the standard disclaimer has changed, Metamorph does not work on market apps.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] palosjr:
there are morphs for HelixLauncher2.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] gregnotcraig:
And where did helixlauncher originate? Here on xda.

Look through the forums. market apps are themed by xda members, not the app devs, and not morphed ( and as such probably unauthorized, by the app dev. May be I dunno)

Helix is an exception, not the rule, because it started here.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Mikey:
Hi there guys..

I sent an email to Handcent creator.

Too be on the safe side, lets see what he replies to me. :)
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] rori~:
:):) only & perfect way to start this!!!!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] daveid:
What I am failing to understand is this: if all you are trying to do is change the application icon, can't you just use BetterCut?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Mikey:
You just killed all the fun in this....Thanks :(
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Eclair~:
Are we trying to change the color of the original icon? Or change the icon altogether?
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] gIMpSTa:
Not to a> change it in the app drawer and b> change the widget (which uses the same icon but overlays the # of unread texts on it).
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] djnutz:
Would love to see different colored Handcent widgets...let's hope the dev gives us permission.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ltvd:
I try to find rom 2.1 4 my HTC hero but I can't find them in *.exe . just *.zip

I extract it then I have 3 folders and 1 img file.

+ data

+ META-INF

+ system

+ boot.img

How can I install them ??? Plz, help me.

My fw: 1.5

Baseband: 63.18.55.06EU_6.35.06.18

Build No: 2.73.405.5 ...

Thanks 4 reading
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PulpzillA:
read this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=645253
[General Questions and Answers] SOOstrong:
Hi i was looking to spend about 200-300 on a android phone just to play around with as I'm bored with my iphone. But i'm not sure which is a good set to start off at. I was looking at the HTC G1/dream or even xperia x1?

i would like something with a keypad. any suggestions around my price range?
[General Questions and Answers] Fallen Spartan:
HTC Hero is also a good start off device ;)
[General Questions and Answers] SOOstrong:
wow looks SICK.... 4-500 dollars tho.. maybe itll be worth to hack the extra money for a good device
[General Questions and Answers] liam.lah:
Yeah, don't get a G1, it is outdated technology now. The newer generation android phones are far far better.
[Android Apps and Games] HeinzEgger:
Hi!

Im using a HTC Magic with CyanogenMod.

I was using a windows mobile before and im really missing s2u2...

I'd really like to see my next appointments on the lockscreen, but after 2 hours of search i havent found anything

is there any solution?

cheers!
[Android Apps and Games] goticaa:
i would like this as well

Sent from my HTC Tattoo using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Android Apps and Games] Baxxx:
+1

Bax@X10
[Android Apps and Games] atolar:
flyscreen has a calendar widget? i think
[Android Apps and Games] Nutshell69:
what about using Widget Locker?
[Android Apps and Games] mike.sw:
not smooth as i want. sometimes u can still see original lock screen :<
[Android Apps and Games] wiggey1337:
widgetlocker with smoothcalender widget (Y)
[Android Apps and Games] DarkHorse:
I skipped the installation of widgetlocker because it asked for permission to use the phone... it seems weird... What phone calls should make such an application?

Any other app does the same?

tnx
[Android Apps and Games] Izkata:
All apps that support older Android devices older than 1.6 automatically have this permission, and even those not meant for devices that old often still have it, usually because developers didn't know or were lazy - here's more information
[Android Apps and Games] khaytsus:
Because you can add shortcuts to the screen to make calls I believe. The app itself obviously isn't making any calls.

WidgetLocker + Android Agenda Widget is my favorite.
[Android Apps and Games] getinked:
+ 1

yeah this is what i'd do also.
[Android Apps and Games] rs1990:
Another vote for Widget Locker. I use that with Pure Calendar widget to get my appointments on the lock screen.
[Android Apps and Games] intel03:
can i use WL for my mytouch3g andriod 1.6?i dont want to root my phone,.
[Android Apps and Games] okcnyyfan:
You don't need to be rooted to run WidgetLocker. I'm using it on an unrooted Evo with the pure calendar agenda widget.
[Android Apps and Games] getinked:
A new widget came out called calendr that is pretty sweet. On the clean though if you like that type of thing.
[General Questions and Answers] PhysX:
hey there everybody

flame me if thats not the right thread...but im looking for an android 2.1 lockscreen skin for S2U2.

after 1hr of searching i wasnt lucky, so im trying it this way.

thx alot in advance!

greets