yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire General] muskratt:
I of course had the same trouble on my Aria but managed to get it working by following these instructions:

first open mail.

enter manual setup.

INCOMING:

as for settings:

protocol: Imap

Email: youraccount@yahoo.com

user name: youraccount

password: your password

IMAP server: imap.mail.yahoo.com

security type: none

server port:143

OUTGOING:

login required is checked

user name: youraccount

password: your password

SMTP server: smtp.mobile.mail.yahoo.com

security type: none

server port: 587

NOTE: if it still wont let you set up incoming server, try first entering in a non-existent server. such as imap.mail.yahoo.commm or something. it will give you an error message but hit continue. NOT OK! from there set up outgoing correctly.

then exit.

then launch mail app and select that account. click menu-more-settings-account settings and enter the correct server address.

hopefully this works for you guys as it did for me.

--Edit--

forgot to add, if possible, make sure wifi is off.
[Desire General] muskratt:
also, I have discovered that htc mail wont log in unless you are SIGNED OUT of your yahoo account everywhere else. i had my laptop automatically loading yahoo's web pasge and i guess it was messing it up. so sign out of yahoo mail before closing your browser.

hope this helps.
[Desire General] dgattenb:
sent my yahoo and my talktalk account up on my phone..fine!

HOWEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

I had to do this on my WiFi as it would not connect over 3G...
[Desire General] muskratt:
thats weird. how good of a connection do you have? signal-wise..
[General Questions and Answers] Raza_Ali:
My Dear Friends

I am using HTC Touch HD running Windows Mobile 6.1 and stock ROM. I have the latest Youtube player installed to watch youtube through my wi-fi connection. However I don't like the Youtube video quality as it is a bit pixelated even on my wifi and there is no way to change it to high quality from the Youtube player. I have latest version of Skyfire too but even there I dont like the Youtube quality. Compared to this my Ipod Touch 3G plays high quality youtube on my wifi.

Is there any application which allows me to watch streaming youtube videos in high quality just like on Ipod Touch. I have searched the internet over the last couple of days but couldn't find a suitable application.

I shall be highly thankful and obliged if someone can guide towards such application for playing streaming High Quality Youtube videos
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] 5[Strogino]:
Uploaded to 4shared and updated first post...

RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_2.16.401.6_Vodafone_CZ_release_signed_NoDriver.exe	70,195 KB
RUU_Sapphire_Hutch_AUS_3.05.861.2_release_signed_noDriver.exe	109,416 KB
RUU_Sapphire_Vodafone_FRA_1.91.163.1_DRC92_signed_NoDriver.exe	59,470 KB
RUU_Sapphire_Vodafone_SPA_1.91.164.1_DRC92_signed_NoDriver.exe	59,468 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_2.20.401.2_HTC_PTG_release_signed_NoDriver.exe	69,243 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_2.17.401.2_HTC_PTG_release_signed_NoDriver.exe	70,437 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_2.17.401.2_HTC_Nordic_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 70,390 KB
RUU_Sapphire_T-Mobile_US_2.10.531.3_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 68,935 KB
RUU_Sapphire_Vodafone_Generic_2.20.151.4_GR_test_signed_NoDriver.exe 69,286 KB
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] 5[Strogino]:
Please, don't post any issue in the topic, it's for information. Not troubleshooting.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] 5[Strogino]:
Uploaded to 4shared and updated first post...

RUU_Sapphire_T-Mobile_US_2.10.531.4_release_signed_NoDriver.exe	69,278 KB
RUU_Sapphire_TMUS_1.94.531.1_DMD6_release_signed_NoDriver.exe	64,450 KB
RUU_Sapphire_Vodafone_GER_1.89.162.1_CRC24_signed_NoDriver.exe	56,853 KB
RUU_Sapphire_Vodafone_GER_1.91.162.1_DRC92_signed_NoDriver.exe	59,468 KB

p.s. Please do not post any technical questions. It's topic for information.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] xaueious:
It would be useful to highlight the SPL and radio combination for at least some of these ROMs, and have some sort of description.

The 3.04 Engineering leak is pretty significant, for example.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] 5[Strogino]:
Uploaded to 4shared and updated first post...

RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_3.05.151.3_Vodafone_test_s igned_NoDriver.exe 109,753 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_3.05.401.1_test_signed_NoD river.exe 110,063 KB
RUU_Sapphire_Vodafone_NL_1.91.172.1_DRC92_signed_N oDriver.exe 59,468 KB
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] 5[Strogino]:
Uploaded to 4shared and updated first post...

RUU_Sapphire_HTC_WWE_S.Africa_3.05.421.3_release_s igned_NoDriver.exe	106,599 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_3.05.401.3_HTC_ISR_release _signed_NoDriver.exe	109,516 KB
RUU_Sapphire_BrightStar_SPA_2.20.515.5_Entel_relea se_signed_NoDriver.exe	69,868 KB
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] 5[Strogino]:
Uploaded to 4shared and updated first post...

RUU_Sapphire_T-Mobile_US_3.12.531.1_FRG83D_release _signed.exe 63,362 KB
RUU_Sapphire_ChungHwa_2.16.751.4_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 69,065 KB
RUU_Sapphire_Rogers_3.54.631.3_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 117,481 KB
RUU_Sapphire_Vodafone_UK_1.91.161.1_DRC92_signed_NoDriver.exe 59,468 KB
126221163a9c.hboot-1.33.0013.vfpioneer.12622116.zip 363 KB
6db5d4965a64.OTA_Sapphire_TMOUS_3.56.531.1-2.10.531.4_P2_release.zip 50,532 KB
735b0bf4f2e4.signed-vfpioneer-FRG83D-from-DRC92.735b0bf4.zip 43,557 KB
SAPPIMG_Sapphire_Brasil_3.54.527.6_release_signed.zip 108,377 KB
SAPPIMG_Sapphire_Rogers_WWE_3.54.631.3_R_Radio_63.18.55.06Q_6.35.16.19_release_144134_signed.zip 110,448 KB
SAPPIMG_Sapphire_TMUS_1.88.531.1_COC10_release_signed.nbh 98,338 KB
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] 5[Strogino]:
Uploaded to 4shared and updated first post...

RUU_Sapphire_Vodafone_ITA_1.91.165.1_DRC92_signed_noDriver.exe 59,468 KB
RUU_Sapphire_Vodafone_Generic_2.20.151.4_PTG_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 68,620 KB
RUU_Sapphire_Vodafone_BE_Proximus_2.16.181.1_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 70,010 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_2.20.401.2_HTC_CH_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 69,244 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_2.20.401.2_HTC_AT_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 69,243 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_2.17.401.3_Vodafone_RO_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 67,583 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_2.17.401.2_Orange_PL_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 70,439 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_2.17.401.2_HTC_CH_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 70,434 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_2.17.401.2_HTC_AT_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 70,438 KB
RUU_Sapphire_HTC_Europe_2.16.401.6_Orange_CH_release_signed_NoDriver.exe 70,195 KB
44b82634f5d8.signed-opal-FRK76C-from-FRG83D.44b82634.zip 803 KB
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] kushol:
SAPPHIRE PVT 32A SHIP S-ON G

HBOOT-1.33.0013 (SAPP31000)

CPLD-10

RADIO-2.22.23.02

oct 21 2009,22:33:27

HBOOT

(BACK) FastBoot Mode

pls help me Room update........
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] nseris1994:
help not update

htc magic vodafone

sapphi re pvt 32b ship s-on g

hboot-1.33.0014(sapp10000)

cpld-10

radio -2.22.28.25

jan 31 2012 14:43:52
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] timcuaquy:
can u help me :(
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] moto_88:
new rom???

THIS IS WHAT IM WORKING WITH SEE ATTACHED. THIS phone is not 1.2, no earphone jack.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] Some_Person:
All these links are now dead. Is there any source for these files that's still around?
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] 18437108808:
你好，我需要这个论坛上的官方 RUU。你可以给我发一个到我的邮箱吗？

？277569494@qq.com谢谢

Translation:
[Hero, G2 Touch General] boccone:
Sent from my Hero using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Hero, G2 Touch General] cloakt:
ok..........
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Lennyuk:
This couldn't have been intentional surely?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tdeper:
My phone has been repaired and IMEI number has changed.

I need to reinstall the old IMEI number.

Does anyone know how to do that?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rusty!:
It's illegal and you can't.

Your phone hasn't been repaired, it has been replaced, hence having a new IMEI.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djmcnz:
Well, weather it's illegal or not really depends on where you are. There's no law in Bolivia for example that prevents it... :)

But seriously, unless you want to (try and) deceive your carrier there is no valid reason for a consumer to need to change the IMEI.

What problems are you experiencing with your new phone that you want to address?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tdeper:
i used have problem with my touch screen. htc fixed my problem but they changed my imei number.

i am using this phone in turkey and i registered with old imei number.

i just want to replace new imei number with the old one.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rusty!:
You can't. Why can you not just tell them your new IMEI?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tdeper:
I need a new bill for the new IMEI number.

but i don't have :(
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djmcnz:
Type *#06# into your dialer for your IMEI number
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nmesisca:
or take off the battery, the new IMEI code is there with the serial number too.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eugenchivu:
i think what he ment is that in order to register a new IMEI he needs some prooving documents for the phone (AKA measure agains registering stolen phones)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxh:
It's not illegal to change IMEI #s in the U.S. We don't blacklist GSM phones, so thieves have no reason to change IMEIs. I want to know how to do it, though, because I think it is bull**** that AT&T tries to charge different data rates based on what kind of phone you have rather than how much data you actually use. They don't seem to be forcing the AT&T branded nexus ones onto the more expensive data plan yet, but there's speculation that it's only because they don't yet have the IMEIs in their database.

So please drop the legality comments and post if you have something useful to add.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djmcnz:
Hey dickhead drop the attitude. There was nothing like your elaboration in the op and you seem to have gained some insight that we're not privy to.

You jump in to a thread and start firing off, how about you have a little respect eh?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trickstard:
the regulations in Turkey state that you can register 1 imported cellphone in every 2 years, so once you use that, you are stuck with it for 2 years..its legal to change IMEI numbers until you get detected and the only consequence is that they block that IMEI number as well, nothing major..

you can change IMEI numbers for many other brands, I'm sure there is a way to do that so if anyone has an answer, I'd like to know as well in case I need it someday ;)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uansari1:
Call HTC and tell them you need documentation and why. They should be able to provide it to you, OP.

And to the other guy... we have rules on this forum. One of them is that we don't do illegal ****, or teach others to do it. If AT&T disagrees with your sensibilities, change to another carrier. AT&T sucks anyway.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxh:
If there's a dickhead in this thread it's the one spouting off because they think they were disrespected.

I wasn't even thinking about your post when I wrote mine. I get tired of IMEI-changing threads being effectively shutdown when someone makes a big deal over legality because it's illegal where they live and they assume it is everywhere. In plenty of the world it is not illegal and there are good reasons to want to do it to phones you legitimately own.

If there was any "attitude" at all in my post it was animosity towards carriers. I had no attitude towards any posters in this thread. I was even polite, saying please when asking for the legality comments to be dropped.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] delafield:
Changing IMEI Nos.

Lets forget about who is being nice and not nice and get to the subject matter at hand: changing IMEI numbers. I am interested in changing the IMEI number of my Nexus One.

I understand that changing the IMEI number is not illegal in the US (where I reside) and many other countries. So, can anyone point me in the right direction?

Regards,

Delafield
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kam187:
The problem with posting information like that is that it IS illegal in alot of countries. Where is XDA hosted? Who owns and runs it and what country are they in?

In many countries posessing the tools to change and IMEI is also illegal. So if someone were to start posting information it might not be illegal for you readers in the US, but it sure would be to have the information here for anyone hosting/runing/administrationg the forum in a country that it is illegal.

Bottom line is, its not about you, its about the people who run this forum and the rules they have decided to operate it under. You might think its just anal posters shutting down IMEI questions, but in fact they're being helpful by efectivly saying 'its illegal in many countries so you wont find the answer here'. I'm sure if you search there's many threads about IMEI closed by mods.

Having said that, if you are looking for that kind of information you are probably better off asking one of the many 'unlockers'. They would know about the security used on the Nexus and if its at all possible - AND if not illegal for them to help you they might do.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikesm1234:
An IMEI # is a hardware generated number, and it is hard-locked to your device. Cant be changed, and even if it could there are no assurances that you wont duplicate a number out there already.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GldRush98:
Whoever claimed changing IMEI's in the US is not illegal is wrong.

You are changing the IMEI to trick your network provider to steal services. This is fraud AND theft. It is most DEFINITELY illegal!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kam187:
Actually on some phones its burned into OTP - but thats really rare these days. Its more often stored in a signed phone specific area (which also holds the simlock info) which isnt touched by any firmware updates. To change it you need to break that security or find some hole. As manufacturers make their phones harder and harder to unlock this secure area becomes harder and harder to change.

Most sim unlocks these days come from service centers, so although you can see _most_ phones out there can be simunlocked hardly any of those have had their secure area broken open.

Also the IMEI isnt used as a unique identifier for any network operations, so duplicating the numbers isnt a 'technical' problem.

But you can see from the above why even if it was legal its not easy and sometimes not even possible.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hajjat:
I need to change IMEI number for the following reason: I have an old phone that runs on a very good Sprint plan. However, when I bought a new phone (Nexus S) and wanted to replace my old phone, Sprint told me I need to change my plan too (with an 80% increase in monthly bill). So now that I have two phones in hand, I wanna copy my old phone's IMEI into the new phone and start using it as if I'm still using the old phone.

Please help!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] step21:
What GldRush98 said. Even if the changing per se is not illegal, if you are using it to do something that otherwise you carrier, government would forbid, it will be some sort of fraud or similar.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sobertillnoon:
It would not be stealing services if you don't want to use cellular data at all. which is what I would rather.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pjshark:
What about an app that is locked to that IMEI number and that device is no longer in use but you would still like to use that app on a new device. Are you expected to buy said app again?

And yes contacting the developer was a fruitless effort.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] psubarjo:
change or repair imei number

MOD EDIT
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drfettah:
hey friend

i read your post

does it work on htc google nexus one really?

i need this so i have a one from china but i will try to change its imei

i need your confirmation

i know terminal em.

thanks
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whiskey103:
Please use English only... thanks!

non English posts removed.

Also changing IMEI discussion aren't allowed on xda for various reasons.

Thread closed.
[HD2 General] mjaweeka:
I didn't see this asked in the forums, but just a general question:

If I flash an official ROM which removes HardSPL, can I just reload HardSPL all over again? There are all these warnings about losing HardSPL forever with official ROMs, but can't we just go back and forth 'safely'? Thanks.
[HD2 General] xmoo:
Yes you can add, remove whenever you want!
[HD2 General] DeekoVB5:
Just did this yesterday - works fine.
[HD2 General] mjaweeka:
That's what I thought.. thanks guys.
[HD2 General] BlackElvis79:
Most of the post that have warnings also state that as long as you don't flash a stock ROM

from the SD Card

you can go back to the HSPL without any trouble. So, I would use the RUU application, just to be on the safe side.
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
flashing an official rom over usb won't remove hspl anyway. only flashing stock over sdcard affects the spl.
[HD2 General] nickymonster:
Does this mean that you can get the phone to be the original Tmobile rom easily? If so can someone tell me how? I installed HSPL as well as a new radio and rom, and I'd like to backtrack to the original retail version of the phone. Really looking for help with this, and don't want to brick my phone..Anyone? Thanks a bunch.
[HD2 General] mjaweeka:
Yes, flashing from SD card would remove HardSPL, that was kinda the point of the thread. If I flashed my HD2 back to stock from the SD card, can I just reinstall HardSPL. I don't see why not, if I could already do it out the box. I think the warnings mean if flashing goes bad, HardSPL is overwritten, so that safeguard is no longer in place.

nickymonster, just download and flash an official TMOUS rom from the sd card. The main TMO HD2 ROM forum has everything you need in the stickies.
[HD2 General] BlackElvis79:
want to go back to stock SPL, use the HSPL app, and select the "stock" SPL. If you flash a stock ROM from your SD card, you will replace your HSPL with the stock one, but YOU WILL NOT be able to go back to HSPL. Instead, use the app, and flash a stock with RUU via usb...back to stock.
[HD2 General] mjaweeka:
That's as clear as I've seen yet, thanks. Does strike me odd, though. Wonder what it does to block hardspl from resintalling?
[HD2 General] nick714:
does the hard spl program (HSPL2_1024_RUN.exe) have the stock spl in it for restore? i need to restore it because i need to return my phone. any help is appreciated.

nick714
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
thats just plain not true, im afraid. Just re run the hspl1024 app and resintall hspl.
[Desire General] Jonnibravo:
Hi guys,

My G1 will be out of contract very soon and I wanted to find out what experiences you'd had with your shiny new Desires.

Things like Battery Life...

Gps Reliability...

Ability to install non market Apps...

Whats the HD recorder Like.....

speed of the device.....

Any problems you've encountered...?

Overall thoughts....?

Should I buy a Desire really
[Desire General] jah:
Best value Smartphone I have ever bought (and I buy about 3 a year). I suspect its not as good as the Vivaz for HD video recording and the battery life is probably not as good as the Nokia E52 but overall with all the features taken into account it is the best Smartphone on the market today. I can't believe its so cheap - UK prices can as low as £390 SIM free and even on contract you can get one for a little as £404 when you take account of all the costs. The two areas where it excels is speed and screen quality.
[Desire General] meson1:
For me, it was more than worth buying. I'm actually saving money from the old O2 contract I was on. I'll have actually recouped the upfront cost of my Desire after the first 14 months of my new two year contract with T-mobile.

I couldn't afford to NOT switch.
[Desire General] Cleargrey:
For specific issues, they are all over the forum. Beware of issues that don't concern you like battery issues of people who literally browse and play media most of the day.

If you want the media critical view...

Choice quotes:

Simply the best smartphone available today.

Trusted Reviews

As for the Nexus One, ... we prefer the Desire...

Engadget

They said that the Nexus One took the smartphone to a new level and the term 'superphone' has been used a few times. If that's the case then I don't know what superlative I would use for the HTC Desire. Uber-phone perhaps?

Tracy and Matt

An even more desireable Nexus One

Gizmodo

In short, this is a phenomenal phone...

TechRadar

The number one phone available in the world today. ... it's like a Nexus One only better.

TechRadar

Much has been made of the fact that the HTC Desire is really Google's much-touted Nexus One. But, truth be told,... the Desire has several features that mark it out as superior not just to Google's smart phone debut, but also to the vast majority of smartphones available on planet earth.

The Register

If that doesn't indicate if it's "worth buying", I'm guessing you may have specific requirements. (I actually had this list pre-prepared for a friend who got the Nexus One saying it's better - hence the inclusion of many Nexus One references!)

It's not perfect, but it's great now, and has great potential for the future.
[Desire General] trentend:
It seems to me that the desire is a great phone. Possibly the first to really comprehensively deliver on the promise of Android (responsiveness, full flash browser soon, good hardware, nice form factor, what I currently believe to be the best phone operating system). It will be, quite rightly, a massive seller.

Unfortunately it lacks a front facing camera, which is a dealbreaker for me.
[Desire General] rhedgehog:
:eek: Someone who actually does video calling??? I thought you guys were a Myth!! :eek:
[Desire General] Cleargrey:
They are really just super vain people who can't bare to stop taking pictures of themselves so do it discretely even when on calls!

(Cleargrey bobs and weaves for the insults that come flying his way!)

:D
[Desire General] slaming:
worth it? yes i mean i'm a student (15) earn just over £150 a month so doing the sums takes about 3 months for me to save enuf for this phone considering the odd penny i spend here and there, and yes this phone is worth it amazing screen and all. when i tell people i spent £400 on a phone they are like :eek: , but i just reply by saying you wouldn't be saying that if i'd bought and iphone, i tend to just stop there and not go into depth about how this phone runs rings round the iphone, my dad has an iphone he's had it for literally a few months, and he's already like, so what other phone can you get on android? does it do exchange support? anyways i think that may have explained my point well enuf.

if your still in doubt heres your answer

GET IT NOW!
[Desire General] EddyOS:
You'd piss yourself if you saw the phone I had at 16...lol!!
[Desire General] zippyioa:
My phone at your age was this:

http://mobiles.users.netlink.co.uk/mot_mr1.htm

It was good at the time, except for the 4 hour standby IF you didn't make calls which were all chargeable on top of the monthly fee!

Anyway back to 2010.... the Desire is amazing and totally worth getting.

Sure it has a few bugs as posted here and on MoDaCo but these are mostly minor and will probably be resolved in the coming weeks/months.

I have just gone back to my Hero and it seems SO much slower and less responsive..

The same is true for apps which launch and run so much faster thanks to the 1 Ghz chip.

The Desires screen is a dream in comparison, so much more responsive and the size makes nternet browsing much easier.

Indoor shots taken using the camera also show a massive improvement, not upto dedicated camera standards, but much better!

So, would I recommend it..... definitely!