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[Hero CDMA General] MrTrip:
Having a truly bug free rom? When I am getting a text, the phone will FREEZE, and WAIT until the sound decides to play, then it will keep going.

Sometimes typing it will randomly freeze, then spit out a ton of text, then if I hit backspace, it will freeze again, erase it all, and then I have to VERY slowly type.

Its horrible. I'm sorry, but I have to go back to DC. I can't even use the phone.

Here is a good example, yesterday somebody called me, I missed the call because the phone stuck on the home screen with it ringing, finally when it popped up to answer, I hit ANSWER and it didn't do anything. Went to voice mail, I hit the missed call and it just sat there, then it flew to the call screen and then hung up right away (registered a few finger taps and decided I was hitting End Call too). Then I tried to call back, pressed the number 4 or 5 times. Finally got frustrated and threw the phone in the passenger seat. 3 minutes later it rang again and I hit the Answer button and it worked.

This is insane. God forbid I have to get an emergency call out.

Later Fresh ROM.
[Hero CDMA General] grifforama:
Wow.

I'm having a great experience with Fresh.

I have (currently) 8 apps open and I'm running 56mb Free.

No FC's at all.
[Hero CDMA General] ItsDon:
Me too. Pretty sure there are far more folks who have low to no issues with this rom than there are folks who do.
[Hero CDMA General] Danokan:
With apps2sd I am running 64 megs.

Love this rom. No hitches. No glitches.
[Hero CDMA General] aauussttiinn88:
yall with task killers need to work smarter not harder and utilize the auto killer app and let it do all the killing based on the values in which android works....im on fresh 2.0d and really never dip below 70 or 80 and i dont run

a2sd and i really have no hiccups at all even running lwp...flipz him self said dont **** with a task killer thats prolly why the OP doesnt have alot of free memory:cool:
[Hero CDMA General] flipzmode:
Dec 26: FAQ: Why You Shouldn’t Be Using a Task Killer with Android

And no offense taken. But you have to understand that DC and Fresh are based on the EXACT same build from Sprint. I use my own rom (obviously) and haven't experienced a single thing that you mentioned other than some keyboard lag, which is caused by the experimental keyboard that I put in.

And if you are still questioning speed then you can also check out...

Apr 3: Benchmarking Sprint 2.20.651.1 Based Roms

This is solid proof that the roms are the same. Get rid of your taskkiller, setup autokiller (which is a task killer in a different way. It controls when android does all that nifty stuff in the first link) and you'll have a better experience on every rom, whichever one you choose.
[Hero CDMA General] ccapasso:
Out of curiousity flipz, what do you find has been the best setting for autokiller? I've been testing several out, just curious what you find works best.
[Hero CDMA General] flipzmode:
I keep mine on moderate or optimum.
[Hero CDMA General] spiritcrusher33:
ive noticed after a fresh install sometimes u have like 32 mb free ram.. but after a few reboots and such it levels back out up to 70 mb..
[Hero CDMA General] ccapasso:
Thanks :). My mindset was Agressive would kill more, so I tried that one out. I used optimum for a while, but never moderate yet. I am probably misunderstanding the differences between each setting :)
[Hero CDMA General] dcdave63:
I'm using the Aggressive as well, but I will let my pictures speak for themselves.
[Hero CDMA General] damageless:
Exactly.

You can't really argue about one feeling more 'complete' than another one at this point. I gave flipz the Sprint leak, we both did our own customizations but they are basically the same thing. Everything is in your head. We both use the same keyboard (modded HTC one), and a LOT of it is the same stuff, so enough arguing about which one is better/worse. They really are based off the same thing now and have the same functionality. There is nothing that will run on mine that won't run on his, or anything on his that won't run on mine.
[Hero CDMA General] aauussttiinn88:
also we all use our phones very differently and run different things in combination with others so its really almost impossible to be like oh yea mines running better than yours cause one person may be all with the social networking and all that stuff and another might just need the bare basics...bottom line flash the roms that interest you and you will know what works for YOU:cool:
[Hero CDMA General] Nanan00:
My phone has been running Fresh 2.0d for a few days now and with very minor changes to the base rom, it runs very smooth and fast. After having some issues with another rom I did a wrath of god level wipe on my phone and SD card, from that point on all my FC and lag issues stopped. If nothing else works I would suggest doing something along that line, start from scratch, purge everything, remake partitions etc., "Nuke it from orbit, it's the only way to be sure".
[Hero CDMA General] danman132x:
My RAM is usually around 60-70 free, but why is my internal phone memory so low after a fresh install of Fresh2.0d? I just got into rooting, tested out a few, sticking with Fresh, but my Internal memory is around 90 MB, without any other apps installed. Something wrong with this? On this page, dcdave63, shows a picture of internal memory with 131 MB free.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] yosidia:
How i can set sms sending with unicode char?
[Nexus One Accessories] dahui9:
Hello everyone I just thought we should compile a list of car head units compatable with the nexus one via Bluetooth is peffered and how well it works.

The idea behind this project is to help people select a new car stereo should you be in the market for a new one or just need a new one to work with your Nexus.

My head unit (Bought 5 minutes ago) is the Pioneer AVH-P3200DVD + CD-BTB200 Bluetooth add on for A2DP/AVRCP from my Nexus which are both supported. The reason I did not get the AVH-P3200BT is because unfortunately A2DP/AVRCP are not supported on that unit... Go figure..

Price points

AVH-P3200DVD [$326.16 AMAZON]

CD-BTB200 [$180 + $8.99 SHIPPING EBAY]

TOTAL=$515.16

I know mine is expensive but its what I love and with the amount of features how can you go wrong?

Use this format best as possible

-Model number

-picture

-place of purchase (price-although relative)

-Reviews and or install links

-Quick thoughts

Use as best as possible to keep this clean and informative :D

-Charlie
[Nexus One Accessories] attn1:
FH-P8000BT with integrated Bluetooth/external microphone. No Bluetooth adapters to buy. Mine was $230.00 delivered, prices have gone up slightly since I purchased.

Read my review here

Amazon Link

I like it.
[Nexus One Accessories] attn1:
That's exactly why I decided I didn't really need a DVD player. Bluetooth and DVD is big bucks, but his choice is a good one if you really feel like DVD is important to you.
[Nexus One Accessories] dahui9:
Yes I've always wanted to watch dvds on long trips in my car when I'm sitting shotgun. with this unit I can not only stream music from my nexus one but I also have the ability to stream video so all the movies on my 32GB card are easily watchable to to mention for maybe $100 I could have navigation added with internal maps should I lose my cell phone signal with maps navigation. :eek:

Lets just say I've wanted one since I was 16 and I am now 22 and decided with my phone of forever its time :D

-Charlie
[Nexus One Accessories] attn1:
I never :ever: ride shotgun in my car, and my wife doesn't want to watch video in a car, so DVD is pretty much pointless for us. If she ever changes her mind (I am confident she won't), we have a choice of a few decent laptops with DC power capability for DVD playback in a pinch.

The NAV on the N1 caches maps needed to complete your trip when it calculates your route. As long as you have a signal when you start out, you're good. There is also a market app for GPS that includes maps. Since I rarely use GPS except to play with it, the stock NAV in my N1 is fine for me.
[Nexus One Accessories] uansari1:
Great information... but maybe this should be in Accessories?

I'm really digging both of the headunits you guys put up... I am probably just going to cheapie route and adding an inline aux jack to my factory setup. 1998 Accord EX FTW!!!!11 (I'm a law student... I can afford a phone, but not a car. :()

Edit: You guys should post some pics post install.
[Nexus One Accessories] krohnjw:
I picked up the Clarion CZ509 about a year back for use with BT - works great. ~ $230

Integrated BT, external mic, USB Dongle, AUX in

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_020CZ509/Clarion-CZ509.html?tp=5684

BT Streaming and calls are great - external Mic is wired and run up to the visor (LOTS of cable to easily hidden when ran).
[Nexus One Accessories] attn1:
Great with the Nexus One? If so, that looks like a great value. Amazon currently has it for $169.00.
[Nexus One Accessories] krohnjw:
I like it quite a bit. The controls on the head unit work without a hitch (for music and incoming calls).

The phone auto connects and it supports phone audio as well as media audio (so Music, Nav, phone all work very well).

The call clarity with the external mic is quite good from what other people tell me. I make quite a few calls on the road and never have a problem with the caller hearing me or clarity. You can answer/end from the head unit (no issues so far).

Music on the built in app works very well as well as slacker radio (the controls on the head unit work in both apps and music pauses on incoming calls).

The only downside to it is the address book integration could stand to be improved (navigating the address book). I set it up back when I had the Touch Pro but never really used it - it's easier to dial from the phone especially if it's docked than to scroll through a list.

If you transfer the contacts you get the incoming number/contact name on the display - if it's unknown it will show unknown and the number.

Let me know if you have any specific questions.

Hope that's helpful.
[Nexus One Accessories] DarkDvr:
JVC KWAVX810 7" TOUCH SCREEN (USB, DETACHABLE FACEPLATE)

Works like a charm with my nexus one. It has a separate mic on the cord that I put on my steering wheel column, people can hear me loud and clear.

You can also pair it with audio tether option to tether music right from N1 to speakers, but I haven't tried that yet. This option never worked with my TouchPro2.
[Nexus One Accessories] dahui9:
This I did not know, but I do not know if the trip I'm making up to hellen GA from Miami FL will be all in one day or if we are stopping. But that is great info!

Will as soon I get mine in a week or so, I always make a diy for my car info for the www.vwvortex.com ;)

Thats Awesome if you could please inbed a picture into your post of the unit for others to quick reference that would be awesome :D

-Charlie
[Nexus One Accessories] dahui9:
bump for being placed in the correct forum.
[Nexus One Accessories] britoso:
Some nice devices up there ^^

I have a car cassette adapter (<$3) + mount from ebay ($8) :P
[Nexus One Accessories] attn1:
What's a cassette? Is that an 8-track?
[Nexus One Accessories] MatMew:
I bought this for $160AUD, No bluetooth but it has front USB/AUX and a set of RCA outs to feed my 10" Xplod woofer nicely. The front USB works with the N1, but is somewhat hard to navigate through folders and takes a while to display track info. I wouldn't go as cheap as I did if you're looking to get a great new headunit to go with your new phone.
[Nexus One Accessories] arkavat:
I am looking at

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=470938811&pf_rd_i=507846

I usually avoid sony as they tend to be expensive for no reason, but this one is doing everyting that i need

AUX

BT (Headset and A2DP, AVRC)

USB

not bad for the price. $150 shipped
[Nexus One Accessories] dahui9:
Those are some nice low budget unit in here :-D
[Nexus One Accessories] crxtasi:
Im still using my Pioneer D3 with Pioneer CD BTB200 Bluetooth since my G1 and its perfect...i can use Google Nav(for traffic and updated maps) and Stream Pandora with it no problem :D
[Nexus One Accessories] vexingv:
Dual XHD6425 and bluetooth addon module

The head unit was purchased from Crutchfield for about $50 after rebates (HD radio promo) and the bluetooth addon was another $45 from Amazon. The unit has USB input (charges as well) and a 3.5 mm AUX jack. It also recieves HD radio as well. Has AVRCP support and controls the N1 really well.
[Nexus One Accessories] SANTilt:
I went with a JVC KD-R800 for my daily driver:

It can read the Nexus' phonebook, display received/dialed/missed calls, make and take calls on the car's speakers, stream Pandora, mp3's, heck, even system sounds play over the car's speakers. Google navigation pauses the music and talks, then resumes playing music. It auto connects when I get back in the car, and I just hit the silver dial to begin playing again. It can also skip ahead or back on mp3's and forward on Pandora.

It is capable of matching just about any OEM dash lighting, and does a great job of matching the ancient faded green in my 1990 Jetta at night. During the day I have it set to red.

Oh, and it's got a CD/mp3/wma player and radio. But I never use them!

All in all, lots of features, and I'm more than happy with it, especially for USD 155 from Amazon.
[Nexus One Accessories] dahui9:
any plans on a video out for AVRCP?

also is there any service that will stream music videos like a slacker radio or pandora but for music video?
[Nexus One Accessories] dahui9:
Ok everyone I have my radio pretty much installed I can get pictures and such of how I did it and write a full review once I get my new radio cage. I started playing with everything though. Pandora Streams awesomely on it and I even control it through the radio so thats a plus!

Let me know if you want a review of the unit as well (I'm sure some do) because I know there are some people on the edge wether/whether (how do you spell that again?) or not to do this.

-Charlie
[Nexus One Accessories] attn1:
Sure. Which one did you go with?
[Nexus One Accessories] dahui9:
I went with the avh-p3200dvd and the cd-btb200 that I posted and I have to say I'm quite happy. Other than the fact they don't make a radio cage for my car yet that isn't a cheap POS. So I went with the older model cage that works but isn't flush and all that nice stuff. :(

Review to come after May 16th, after I go on my long trip to Helen GA and put my radio through the paces and go through the manual. So far I have the audio streaming but IDK if its the kernel I'm on or what but I cannot even get the Pioneer to recognize the phonebook and bluetooth file transfer says its not compatable with it or something. I even tried your method attn1.
[Nexus One Accessories] wfagan59:
VR500CS-BT works

I picked this up for $70 at Target on a whim and put it in my Xterra. Worked right off the bat. No problems syncing, although it does not allow you to push your phonebook to the radio. It has a built in Mic and comes with an external mic that you can plug into the front of the radio. I use the internal and haven't had any problems being heard clearly. It's cheap, and streams Slacker from my N1 through my car audio.

This is just a pic from Flickr, with the radio installed in a Jeep.
[Nexus One Accessories] attn1:
Yeah, syncing the phonebook was a pia. It took several efforts, but it finally worked. I have no idea why.
[Nexus One Accessories] attn1:
So far, I think you win the el cheapo working blue tooth head unit award.

Good job.
[Nexus One Accessories] thepawn:
Stock 2010 Ford SHO Touchscreen w/TravelLink & Sync. (full bluetooth integration)
[Nexus One Accessories] mike128:
I'm running the Pioneer P4100DVD w/ bluetooth never tried to play music from my phone though. My iPod does that job fine already.
[Nexus One Accessories] MaximReapage:
Im looking at getting a Pioneer touchscreen deck in the near future....obviouslu with Bluetooth integrated. I have a couple of Bluetooth decks lying around, but im not about to replace my Audi's double-din stock deck with a single-din aftermarket unit. oh well, I'll be happy with it once it's done, at least.

Sent from my Nexus One using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Nexus One Accessories] rvinny:
I have a 2010 VW with the RCD-510 unit. Voice audio works with a stock ROM. A2DP works but clips / buffers every few seconds. Turn-by-Turn audio over BT does not work.

I rooted and loaded Cyanogen 5.06, all BT functions work great now! No clipping on audio, streams Pandora very well, turn-by-turn nav audio works as it should. Go figure.
[Nexus One Accessories] SBZRO:
2005 Mazda RX-8

Pioneer AVIC F900BT

My Nexus One works beautifully with it. BT always links up once I start the car. Call quality is top notch.
[Nexus One Accessories] dahui9:
curious what model I plan on getting a GTI MKVI in 2 years possibly
[Nexus One Accessories] attn1:
Turn by turn NAV audio works on mine, so do MP3s, with no clipping - stock ROM.

What's the bandwidth of your MP3s? BT isn't really fast, so I think that's why my 128k mp3s work fine and others report some clipping.

Then again, it could be a difference in the head units.
[Nexus One Accessories] rvinny:
That's what I bought. I've had a MKII, MKIV, and MKV before this. The MKVI is the best one yet.
[Nexus One Accessories] rvinny:
possibly > mine are anywhere between 128, 256, and 320kbps. So I'm 50/50 on that.

My other thought is that the stock ROM uses more system resources (memory) where Cyanogen is optimized. Not sure how much of a system drain A2DP is but its plausible since Cyanogen says he didn't mess with the BT stack
[Nexus One Accessories] dahui9:
VWVortex.com username Tiggo

add me if you use firevortex. I know you are on there if you had those haha. I also had a 82 2dr Jetta for my first car :p I didn't know how rare they were.

-Charlie
[Nexus One Accessories] sn95chico:
nexous one

I have a huge $6,500 dollar system in my 1995 mustang gt

eclipse avn 6620bt ,nav,ipod adapter

eclipse eq2100

focal 165kp

focal 165v2s

qlogic kick panels

jl audio 500/1

jl audio 300/2

jl audio 300/4

jl audio 2 12inch w6

jl audio H.O box

2 kinetic batterys hc800

hella dynamate

2 runs of 0 gauge

but i have the eclipse head unit and it works though the barret blue tooth but im a sound quality guy and its just like a ipod its not going to sound good on a real system

but the phone calls work great

i just ordered the car doc and cant wait to get it here and play with it
[Nexus One Accessories] uberingram:
Sony BT 3800 U

http://www.sonystyle.com/webapp/wcs...10151&langId=-1&productId=8198552921666040163

Works great but my car is too damn noisy and I'm going to have to pick up an external mic. :(
[Nexus One Accessories] badnewswrx:
So is there a clear fact that either one is better than the other (Bt or USB), for the nexus one?

Im in the market for a new HU for my car and I am attached to my N1 and would like to know which option is the best for ease of use and sound clarity.

USB or BT????
[Nexus One Accessories] arunciks:
Jvc kd-avx44 ???

I am thinking about JVC KD-AVX44 ....???

Supports A2DP streaming and its $225 on ebay factory refurb - 8% bing.... then hassle to replace Bose Infiniti I30t :).
[Nexus One Accessories] scotte9999:
Kenwood DDX 812 works 100%

Kenwood DDX-812

I purchased mine locally about 2 years ago (when I got my new Sky), but it's available online at Amazon for $750 or so.

Phonebook, Bluetooth phone, and Bluetooth audio (A2DP) work great. I stream last.fm to this head unit via TuneWiki pretty frequently. This is also the same core as the Kenwood DNX-8120 (the DNX-8120 has navigation, the DDX-812 doesn't), so I'd expect that head unit would work fine too.
[Nexus One Accessories] cyclonesworld:
Kenwood DDX512 with the Kenwood KCA-BT300 bluetooth kit in a 2001 VW GTI. Would post pics of the hu and bluetooh but I'm a new member and it wont let me ;(

Works great, phone call audio and music is very clear. It seems to hiccup sometimes playing music but never with calls.

This set up worked great with the iPhone and G1 as well but was an epic pain in the ass with the HD2. The HD2 was slow and had horrible sound quality and would constantly drop bluetooth.
[Nexus One Accessories] Hummeroid:
Im running a Kenwood eXcelon KVT-614, and their KCA-bt300 box. Also am a bit of an audio nut, Morel front stage, Hertz sub, MMATS amplification... but back to the topic at hand.

Pairs well, does A2DP and AVRCP, and will display my texts on screen if I can figure it out.

Sound quality wise, honestly its better than I thought it would be. I initially had XM in there, but removed because sound quality sucked so bad. (apparently FCC limits their bandwidth, and EVERY station had their own EQ settings so I was constantly fighting my own eq to get it back to tolerable) Not cd quality, but not nearly as limited as the stinking XM was. I mp3s vary from 128 to 320. I havent tried FLAC over BT... might be interesting to look in to.

USB works well too, mounts just like a pc with a file browser.
[Nexus One Accessories] paulthepwner:
I'm using a JVC KD-NX5000 with one of these for bluetooth: http://mobile.jvc.com/product.jsp?modelId=MODL027902&pathId=62&page=1

Works great for calls and streaming audio. Don't ask what I paid when I bought it 3 years ago...
[Nexus One Accessories] jamezracer:
Just replaced the stock head unit in my mkiv R32 with the following head unit from vw. The only thing i can think to say that is negative about it is that the microphone gain is a little low. I'll keep fiddling with it and might come across a way of changing it. Audio streaming is crystal clear with my nexus up to a few feet from the car and incoming call quality is fantastic. I haven't tried navigation yet, but i will edit this post confirming it works next time i'm out and about.

side note: The audio quality from this unit is absolutely fantastic, miles beyond the stock monsoon head unit. if anyone here has an mkiv golf i suggest you think about upgrading to this unit. it's perhaps the best value for money upgrade available for our cars in my opinion.
[Nexus One Accessories] PaisanNYC:
Here are a couple of shots of my Pioneer AVIC-X910BT head unit. Integrated Parrot Bluetooth, GPS, DVD Player. backup camera, XM Satellite Radio, and full iPod/iPhone integration (audio and video). These pics were taken inside of my 2008 Ford Expedition. (Yes I know my head unit says T-Mobile G1, these were taken before I bought my N1 :) )
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Damin777:
Hi all.

im not new to this forum but im new to Sony's X1 & i have a X1 that has keyboard & screen rotate issues

iv done the keyboard clean job ..STRIPED my X1 and learnt more in the past 12 hours than i have in the past 2 weeks about phones .

BUT I NEED TO LEARN MORE !!

can u guys please try shed some light on this issue.

im feeling its a Flex ribbon issue (:confused:or im preying that:confused:)

Thanks Damin
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jonny4911:
"issues"?

please elaborate
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Damin777:
ok let me try explain..

when i slide the qwerty keyboard out the screen dose not switch to landscape mode.

but the keyboard lights up like it should.

when im inserting text with the qwerty keybord slid out the text dose not come up on the display TILL i slide closed the keyboard..

and when the keyboard is slid out the touch screen dose not respond @ all :confused:....

Hmmmm i had an Omnia and i missed the qwerty keyboard i will doctor this SONY x1 till its 100% :cool:

JUST NEED SOME HELP PLEASE
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Draken Korin:
probably ribbon problem as in the other two screen related threads here

check them for link I posted, might help you too

gl :)