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[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peponline:
If your Hero has a SIM-card, it is a GSM.

If not, you have a CDMA.
[G1 Android Development] bluedragon1982:
hey all, iam looking for an mod that enables you to select the sender (they must be stored in your Gmail acc) of an email

So you can select if you send and email from your private or your bussines email via your Android Phone

i would like to have an Mod for Android 1.6 AND 2.x

i personaly use Android 1.6 on my T-Mobile G1
[G1 Android Development] domenukk:
Think that's hard as gmail is one of the closed source parts of android...

might be possible with a lot of googling and apktools, though...

or wait for goolge to releas it by themselfes :p...
[G1 Android Development] bluedragon1982:
any one using an 2.1 allready has this feature in the gmail apk?

Sent from my HTC Dream G1 using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] sdotcarlisle:
Does anyone know which files to edit or can help me change the color of the time in the taskbar? i'm wanting it to be a grey color.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Leukay:
I know its in the classes.dex in services.jar. I just don't know what lines to change. I'm very interested to know
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] CarbonKang:
Do you have Hex Printer2?

You that to turn the xml into readable format then in the classes.dex it will say something along the lines of time and date:FFFFFFF

or just time.. you will know when you see it.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Papa Smurf151:
Hey I've got a guide on my bookmarks at home for it. I found it by going onto main page of this site and doing a search for classes.dex editing or something along those lines. The guide tells u step by step how to do it.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] VinceOB:
You need to deodex the services.jar with baksmali so you have access to the .smali files inside the classes.dex. Inside the .dex you'll find folders...you need to access to com/android/server/status. Inside this folder is StatusBarIcon.smali. You'll need to open it with a text editor. Inside you'll look for this line...

.line 47

invoke-virtual {v4, v7}, Landroid/widget/TextView;->setTextColor(I)V (This line tells you what prologue to look for. The prologue is at the beginning.) For instance, im looking for

.prologue

const v7, -0x0 (The bold is going to be your ARGB Hex color.)

You'll need to know how to convert it to hex. See http://board.flashkit.com/board/archive/index.php/t-657269.html.

Once you're finished editing the .smali code you need to save it and redex the folders back into a new classes.dex by using smali. Once you create a new classes.dex you can drag it into your services.jar overwriting the old one.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Papa Smurf151:
Lmfao...surprisingly enough I actually understand every word of this and will be using it as well. Thanks vince
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] VinceOB:
Its easy to understand...
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] pseudoremora:
WOW! That just flew over my head for the time being.

@cbarlan -- please post your bookmark

@Vince -- I'm gonna try to make sense of what you just said, I'm sure I'll understand soon enough...:rolleyes:
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] daryelv:
From someone that has done it one or two dozen times himself.... it all makes sense.

In more basic terms, you're decompiling the dex file into smali code to edit the file and then re-compiling it back.

-Daryel
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Papa Smurf151:
Will post bookmark when I get home but won't be till tonight or goggle it.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] sdotcarlisle:
thanks ya'll. i'm gonna go smoke then try to understand what you said :D
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] VinceOB:
Sorry I didnt respond to you before. I was travelling all last week and didnt get a chance to write something up. I'll send you some info on this...
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] VinceOB:
Let me know if you need more info. Its really easy to understand...
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Papa Smurf151:
Oh I wasn't being a smartaas. A week ago I would have said ummm huh. But now I actually understand it
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] sdotcarlisle:
yea i think once i know how to deodex and baksmali i'll be fine. :eek:
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Papa Smurf151:
Hey can u forward to me as well. I understand but want to learn as much as I can. Thanks in advance
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] chubbzlou:
I would like to know more my self thanks. Please post it.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] sdotcarlisle:
ok after further instruction this makes perfect since. i just can't find the statsbaricon.smali nm found it
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] VinceOB:
haha yea, its hard to find...
[XPERIA X10 General] dennybaby21:
Hi,

I was wondering if the applications can be moved around when in the main menu? I like my applications to be in order (strange i know but i'm a tidy person LOL) Also can they be put into folders e.g Games. When i've tried to move them all that comes up is the delete bin.

Thanks if anyone can help (Y)

Denise
[XPERIA X10 General] thefunkaygibbon:
you can add a folder to the home screens.

as for reorganising the apps, if you mean in the app tray then you can do it but only if you use timescape as your home screen, the normal android home will add the icon to the main screen so you cannot change the order there.

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[General Topics] arag0n85:
Hi guys, I have a problem, I want to add external packages to a TG01 ROM but all the files that I need to use are sorted like:

Package

-Register Keys

-DSM

-Files Directory

-Language Directory

-Files inside language directory.

I need to build a setup of 2 directories from this ones. One with the name of the package that would contain the Register Keys, DSM and Files.

And another one that would contain the Language Directory files.

That's an easy thing, but I need to do this to over 200 directories, so, do you understand how many time that kills from my life? :'(

Does anyone know how to solve it with batch files?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] nutswillkillme:
Does anyone know how to stop this? I love the aosp app but hate the 3x voicemail notifications
[Nexus One General] tonnic:
my microphone doesn't work when placing or receiving calls. any1 else?
[Nexus One General] nazrin313:
try rebooting...see if dat'll the problem
[Nexus One General] tonnic:
ya that fixed it
[Nexus One General] tonnic:
is this common? that worked, but why did it happen?
[Nexus One General] attn1:
It was common enough (with stock rom) in my original N1 that I sent it back for replacement. The new one is fine so far.

Rebooting helped sometimes, not others. Rapping a knuckle on the screen sometimes enabled the mic, too. Once I figured that out, I figured it was defective hardware (maybe something as simple as a bad solder joint) and sent it back.

As I was knocking on that glass, I can't tell you how images of my old man beating the hell out of an old television to improve a snowy terrestrial picture came back to haunt me.
[Nexus One General] tonnic:
LOL. well I'm screwed if it is hardware because I have a rooted phone.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thesecondsfade:
Here is a copy of the latest MSN Weather Widget from the WM Markeplace. It's currently at version 1.7 as of April 26, 2010.

Does anyone have a copy of wmwidgetinstaller.exe (and any other needed files for installing widgets)? The 'Add Widget Engine' CAB that I have been using installs widgets just fine, but then the widgets don't support touch scrolling. When I have used ROMs that already contain the widget installer, I don't have the touch scrolling problem.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] drdrewdown:
using this file the widgets are able to still do the scrolling.. might only work on 6.5 as the filename suggests, dont know as i dont use 6.1.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thesecondsfade:
I have that CAB too but it just modifies the registry to allow installing widgets... I need the actual wmwidgetinstaller.exe "add widget engine".
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] way910:
thank u

i am looking for it
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infernal669:
hello all.

im trying to set windows key on my xperia, to switch between aekmap layouts, but the problem is that, the layouts are switching also when i press the 2 hardware keys. how can i fix that?

thanx in advance.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infernal669:
^BuMp^ Anyone?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
BOOM.

Verizon Nexus One goes POOF.

My guess? Verizon didn't want the phone due to the 3G issues. Not that it's definitely a hardware issue, but they probably didn't want to take the chance.
[Nexus One General] PrawnPoBoy:
Why would the CMDA version have the same 3G issues? It would have used a completely different radio than the current N1. I highly doubt that was the reason. My guess it that they either believe the Incredible would take too many N1 sales to make it profitable, or Verizon wants more control of the device than Google is willing to give them.

Regardless, it's not completely dead yet and there's still a chance Sprint will get it. I still don't know how well an unlocked CDMA phone could work though.
[Nexus One General] 3bs:
Doubtful that the 3G issues had anything to do with it. They most likely didn't want 2 nearly identical models to deal with. It wouldn't make any sense to carry both the Nexus One and the Incredible. On top of that, the Nexus One wouldn't be filled with the Verizon bloatware that the Incredible most likely will be.
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
Verizon probably wouldn't budge on their programming prices for the phones is the most likely reason.
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
I'm sure it had everything to do with the fact that why would you buy a phone for 529 when you can get almost the same phone for 199. N1 would have super failed on Verizon worse than TMO and ATT versions
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
I believe the issues are with the radio being at the bottom, so the signal dropping by hand covering the bottom would affect it the same way.

Well, the Incredible has no bloatware to be found (see the videos on YouTube, particularly the ones by "jon4lakers"). The device is completely untouched, especially in comparison to AT&T's Backflip.

I think CDMA phones can not be transferred from Sprint to Verizon. Someone correct me if that's wrong, but I've never heard of that happening.
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
I don't think they had planned to sell the phone standalone. It would have been subsidized like the t-mobile plan.
[Nexus One General] arkavat:
It's not too complicated...

Neither verizon..nor HTC would like for N1 to directly compete with their new phone. Google also has mentioned many times that N1 is not a competition to other android phones. they don't want to upset their partners.

Verizon just launched incredible, which is almost the same as nexus one. Verizon can change the name of incredible to match their droid branding.. which is not possbile with nexus one

further, incredible is verizon phone and they get all the profit from it.. not google. when I was talking with t-mobile they told me that T-Mobile has no profit or financial agreement with google.. infact the subsidy on the phone is by google and not t-mobile.

Again.. i can't stress more..but all phones have problems when back is covered. All phones have specific intructions in user manual to avoid covering the back. N1 does not have 3G issues.. it's t-mobile
[Nexus One General] jlevy73:
You are correct, CDMA phones cannot be transferred between Sprint and Verizon
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
I disagree. I see 0 downsides from having both the N1 and the Incredible available.

- The phone market in both cases is HTC, so they don't care.

- The carrier will be Verizon in both cases, so they don't care.

The only difference is that someone who has a strong preference for the N1 (standard OS, the looks, or otherwise), can get it.

A Verizon N1 will only bring in MORE customers to Verizon and HTC; there's no way it could affect either of them negatively.
[Nexus One General] nephroid:
I don't get it.

Beyond not trying to screw their partnership with HTC by having both the Incredible and Nexus One on Verizon at the same time this doesn't make much sense. GSM is the way to go for an open platform anyway. It's a lot easier to just switch out the SIM. No need to contact Verizon or Sprint to let them know which phone you're running.
[Nexus One General] krabman:
There is overhead such as the per device training on support, stocking, advertising, that come with any handset. On cdma you do not get the advantages of having a sim and on verizon you already have another phone that is very similar but superior in some respects. Most importantly to the average user who does not know about and will never do many of the things that we would call advantages with the nexus one the things like 8 megapixel camera loom larger. It would be my guess that verizon looked at the number of expected sales versus the cost of carrying the handset and decided it didnt pencil out, simple as that. One thing for certain, it always comes down to the money.
[Nexus One General] arkavat:
Very well said.

Paul,

Verizon and HTC are both together in incredible. Verizon has invested in that phone. They want it to sell more than Nexus One.

Google makes lot of money from N1... they released the revenue this quarter... and none of that went to T-Mobile.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Can you provide a link for this?

I have never seen Google or T-Mobile say anything official about how the profits from the phone are distributed. (And I doubt they would do something like this, as companies usually do not.)
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Actually, the article didn't say the Nexus One for Verizon was dead. It just suggested buying the Incredible, similar to how they pointed people to the Droid previously in the "can't wait" link. The AT&T N1 came from nowhere.

Paul, you may be right, but I'd wait for further clarification on this before I'd pronounce the VZ-N1 dead.

I agree with this. Further, I would think that having a DEV phone on Verizon would be hugely important to Google. Until the Incredible/Desires are rooted, there is no DEV equivalent to the N1.

Like AT&T, Verizon doesn't have to support it to allow it to connect.
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
If this development is true its things like this make me more and more mad at the so called "premium" companies like Verizon. Always putting restrictions on what their customers can do instead of giving them the options they want.

Isnt that what people hate Apple for too?
[Nexus One General] methodz:
krabman is right. you have 2 similar products, verizon backs the incredible though. they must have sat down and crunched numbers out and figured making a cdma verizon n1 wont be worth it vs its projected sales.
[Nexus One General] bfspider:
It has been done before with older phones. However, I'm not to sure about the current smart phones.
[Nexus One General] coolbho3000:
Well ****. The Incredible's hardware is impressive, but it is looking to be one closed POS like every other recent HTC phone. It'll also probably have the ridiculous memory protection scheme of HTC that prevents writing to the system partition. Sounds like the deal between Google and Verizon fell through, because there's definitely code in AOSP for the CDMA mahimahi. The problem is that Verizon can decide whatever comes in or out of their network and they are likely none too pleased with Google's new business model.

No fastboot oem unlock = ABSOLUTELY the wrong direction for Android, do not like.
[Nexus One General] SiNJiN76:
Maybe the outdated TouchPad 2000 that the N1 is using?:p
[Nexus One General] flarbear:
Is this true? My impression was that since they don't have SIM cards on those networks you have to call in to have your phone service switched to a new phone.
[Nexus One General] Scotsman828:
Flarbear, CDMA carriers use the phones ESN (Electronic Serial Number) as your actual phone number and to identify your phone on their network. To use a new phone on a CDMA carriers network, you have to call them or go into the local retail store to have the phone's ESN put into their computers and the proper NAM codes entered into the phone. So it can work on the proper networks, local and roaming.

GSM on the other hand, your phone number is associated with your SIM Card Serial #. That is why you can simply swap the SIM Card to any GSM phone with the proper frequencies. Unless the phone is locked to a specific carrier. That's why I always buy unlocked/unbranded GSM phones. You don't get all the Bloatware from the carrier on unbranded/unsubsidized phones.

Finally there is PrePay phones, CDMA and GSM. All are locked and have proprietary software. No SIM swapping here, even a SIM from a different phone on the same network. The SIM is locked (married) to the phone it was in when activated. USELESS!
[Nexus One General] ChillRays:
Bingo!!!!!
[Nexus One General] JJackson9995:
My guess....

Google won't allow the VzW N1 to use Bing. VzW is in bed with Microsoft atm.

gg.

Just my $.02
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
its not like the incredible has been in secret production. Verizon and Google knew this whole time that the nexus and incredible were coming and the specs were known. so why now would it become an issue?
[Nexus One General] sweltzin:
Here is my take on it.

HTC is a neutral party in this case as either the incredible or the N1 both were built by them selling both phones on Verizon would only be a benefit to them as it is really their own two phones.

Google wants two things with the N1.

Break the current cell phone model that doesn't allow customers to select the phone first carrier second.

Push the development of Android phones

My personal guess at what happened is that Verizon continued to threaten that if Google released the N1 they would cutback the android phone lines and bring in the iPhone as their flagship phone. The incredible was a compromise

The last thing Verizon wants is to lose control over the phones on it's network. Carriers use their exclusive phones to make up for poor networks, customer service and slow speeds. Which is why we are so far behind in the wireless space.

What really has me the most upset is that Google had the backbone to stand up to China but Verizon forces them to back down??
[Nexus One General] :
You agreeing with it, doesn't make it so.

There ARE downsides to carrying an additional device. Anyone who says otherwise is simply ignorant of the realities of managing a supply chain and a storefront.

You have to stock an additional SKU. You have to manage sales volumes - so you need people planning inventory, placing orders, making sure they stay ahead of the demand. You need a place on your shelves and literature to go along with it. You need sales staff training. I guarantee there are minimum order amounts from HTC to have them produce another phone: keep in mind, despite the fact that it's only a radio swap, it's NOT the exact same phone. All of this is before you've sold a single unit.

After you sell it, you need support people. You need spare parts. You need all the niggling little things that go into setting up and maintaining the part of the supply chain that goes back to the manufacturer to do things like repairs and refurbishments. All of this stuff costs lots of man hours for a business as large as Verizon.

They also have a choice to make: do they market the phone? That means they'll move more units, making their investment worth it. But it also means they have less money to focus on the Incredible's marketing, which means they dilute the message and move fewer overall units. If they don't market, it's less money spent, but they move fewer units and the sunk costs in the setup of the supply chain aren't mitigated as much by retail sales.

I know a lot of you look at it and say, "uh, it's just another radio - slap it in the phone and place an order" but it's not nearly that simple.
[Nexus One General] ChillRays:
Nice post. Yeah theres alot of behind the scenes work that goes into every decision making.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Yep. That's why the Nexus One will remain the "it" phone for a while longer yet. Verizon can keep the Incredible - as long as it's going to be branded and Android is bastardized and locked down.

Also, I read where Verizon, like AT&T, is ripping out Google Nav later this year in favor of it's own flavor of navigation software. Why? The branded versions cost more money every month. Basically, they are selling you a data plan, then vandalizing the Android software so that they can sell you a replacement for a pretty penny. I call bull**** on both AT&T and Verizon.

I thought Verizon was going to be better at Android than AT&T, but evidently they are headed down the same path.

Let's see, if you want Nav from AT&T, it's $5.00 a month. Texting is upwards of that, depending on your plan. Between Google Voice and NAV, that's probably in the neighborhood of $15.00 monthly in savings. All of a sudden, that $529.00 you have to plunk down for an unsubsidized N1 looks pretty good. Now if you want to reduce cost of ownership further, take the latest and greatest iphone with a new contract and peddle it brand new, unopened on Ebay. That ought to net you at least $300 to apply toward the N1. Since I am not under contract, that's exactly what I'm going to do the day the new iphone comes out.

If carriers want to play dirty, I don't feel bad about playing dirty right back.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
You're forgetting that Google is selling, distributing and supporting the N1 on their own in the states. Verizon would just have to activate it.

The N1 for Verizon would have probably sold more units than the sales for AT&T and T-Mobile put together. It NOT the same as the Incredible. The N1 is a DEV phone, and anyone who can do basic math will see that the N1 can cost less to own, even unsubsidized, than a locked down, stripped down version of a similar model. The Incredible might be the N1's cousin, but it's the booger-eatin' retarded cousin.

Since Google does the soft support and distribution, and the feature set is supposed to be identical to the GSM versions, adding a SKU and an additional distribution channel would not have been a huge problem. I don't believe distribution or support logistics have much to do with this decision at all.

It's political pressure. Have you noticed that things are disappearing from Market that used to be there? Things that provided free services - like easy tether - that AT&T want's to control and charge big monthly fees for? Verizon is headed down the same path, and the same reason we didn't see a subsidized N1 on AT&T is the reason we aren't seeing a Verizon N1 - they just plain don't want a phone that customers can add their own features to. They want to be able to pick every dime out of your pocket. You pay for a data plan - you should be able to use it to your best benefit. Tethering and GPS and SMS surcharges are bull****. If they want to cap data at 5GB, fine - do that. It's more honest than what they are doing.

Don't believe me? Read this: http://products.verizonwireless.com/index.aspx?id=fnd_navigator_features

Look at this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwggXqMZZ8w

Open Androids like the N1 impact their ability to sell GPS service, SMS service and tethering. And that's why carriers don't want them.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
So... How much shelf space did the Nexus One take up in T-Mobile stores?

How about AT&T stores?

Have you read their "literature" in store?

How many T-Mobile and AT&T television and radio ads did you see for the Nexus One?

I think you somehow forgot the ENTIRE and HUGE point about how the Nexus One is being sold, supported, and advertised. (Hi, it's 100% Google, 0% carrier.)

Now re-read your post(s) and see how silly they look. :D
[Nexus One General] No I.D.:
Bloatware? Are you referring to ALL the bloatware VZW preinstalled on both the Droid and Eris? Oh wait... there wasn't any.

Try again.
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
So when the Sprint Nexus One comes out..couldn't one just buy that and activate it on Verizon? Assuming Verizon doesn't lock it out?
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Bloatware like Verizon Navigator, coming soon to a Verizon 'Droid near you.