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[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] tejasrichard:
I apologize if this didn't work for you. I used the stock launcher included in fresh 2.0d. If it isn't working for you, I don't know what to say. It works fine on my phone, as you can see by my screenshots. If you post a link to the exact launcher you want, that you know works on the ROM that you have, and I would be happy to do this for you.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
your work is fine but fixxxer was right i wanted just the standard vanilla launcher. it's the one from fresh 2.0d. i don't use sense or launcher2, just the standard vanilla home. it's no biggie, if you get time that would be great, if not it's cool and thanks.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] sdotcarlisle:
was the launcher i sent not working?
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] tejasrichard:
Hmm. That is wierd. I literally pulled that launcher straight out of a download from fresh 2.0d. I will look and see if there is another launcher.apk in there.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
that was for sense, i only use vanilla home, no rosie but yeah i saved it in case i use a sense someday, thanks.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
ah, yeah fresh has a launcher & launcher2, that explains it, lol. what you need is the launcher. sorry for all of this guys i really appreciate it, i feel sorta bad. im gonna start learning how to do this **** tonight when my kids go to bed.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] tejasrichard:
I just redownloaded frsh 2.0d (to make sure that nothing had happened to my old copy), and the only launcher in there is launcher2.apk.

I then used homeswitcher on my phone, and there are only 2 options: Sense and launcher. IOW, the apk I sent you is the only launcher on fresh 2.0d. That is not to say that there is not a version of Launcher.apk that works on fresh 2.0d (as opposed to the Launcher2.apk that is included), but I do not have a copy of it, If you have a copy of another launcher that works w/ this ROM, send me a link, and I'll skin it for you guys.

edit: any other night, and I'd give you my gtalk addy, but this is going to be a busy weekend for me. Big party with friends I haven't seen in a while tonight, the Eeyore's Birthday tomorrow, then day three of Psychefest on sunday (Black Angels Rule!!!)
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Sporkman:
use the launcher + dialer and it took out my peoples icons program its gone glad i had a fresh nano
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
hmm, that's weird my fresh rom to my knowledge came with 3 home options. ill take another look and post the launcher when i find.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] sdotcarlisle:
my bad ...
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
well **** i guess fresh didn't come with 3, i swore it did. anyways im attaching a launcher i know works with fresh, i guess this is what id like modded to the sceenie i posted, sorry for the confusion, it's been a bad day today.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
no, no..it's no problem at all, i may be able to use this someday, thanks.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] tejasrichard:
Almost done!!!!!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
your the man, let me buy you a beer!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] tejasrichard:
here you go!

Launcher1 w/ dialer

Launcher2 w/ dialer:

If I had been smart, I would have taken the dialer out of one of them. You can easily have both launchers on your phone at once. Live and learn. nothing will be harmed by flashing one of these on top of the other.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] smoother2010:
thanks again
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] tejasrichard:
No prob, man! Enjoy!
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Sporkman:
hey thx for the work but what the difference in the 2 launchers
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] tejasrichard:
The first one is launcher.apk

The second is launcher2.apk

Use honeswitcher if you download both

Choose home for launcher

Choose launcher for launcher2
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] pseudoremora:
Damn, I'm really late to this party. I guess everythings been finished, huh?

Sorry I couldn't help... I'm working on building a kernel right now, among other things.;)
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] youse123:
Currently, I am using [Rom] winmo6.5 build 21889- Stock apps fully loaded with liitle customization, the battery life excellent. Before, I had TouchViva WM6.5 ROM V28 (Core 21891) ★ MANILA 2.0 (NEW) but, the battery life was not very good.

I am trying to find a rom with excellent or near good battery life. I would prefer to use Manilla and I use the internet regularly over WiFi. I would like to have the HTC Digital Clock (like the one being used in HTC HD2, other OPAL roms had this). And I would prefer the Start Menu on the top.

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :):):):):):):):)
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] saad_rashad@msn.com:
i am also looking for the factory rom to install over my phone. i have some old roms but they say they are not compatable any more please guide
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] zbros:
I, am also looking for the nice rom.

Please some one help me choose simple and nice rom:D
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] zbros:
Hi

i am also looking for the nice rom to install over my touch viva

Please some one help to choose a nice, stable and simple rom
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] estebanf:
best at this time http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=648768
[Touch Viva, MDA Basic ROM Development] mehulkarate:
Evolution 2

Evolution 2 is best rom of viva history
[Desire General] H00pyFr00d:
I wonder if anyone can help with this.

Some mornings, normally Saturday and Sunday, when I read back over my text messages they don't make any sense. Most words are spelt wrong and frequently punctuation is missing. Also, the subject matter is normally very boring and involves topics such as late busses or kebabs.

Looking through my messages this phenomenon seems to start at around 5:30pm on Fridays and slightly earlier on Saturdasy but doesn't really happen any other day in the week!

I've also noticed when reading back over these messages I normally have a headache and a sense of nausea too.

Any clues? Should I log a call with HTC?
[Desire General] Raul Duke:
I get this. Sometimes I receive strange messages from female friends or colleagues such as "no" and "you're disgusting".

I also find my phone develops strange exterior damage - scratches and scuffs. Like the person who has been using it was clumsy and uncoordinated.
[Desire General] EddyOS:
The 1 reason why I never save any messages - don't have to read through my drunken mistakes!!
[Desire General] H00pyFr00d:
I normally just roll over in bed to see my drunken mistakes.

Oh dear.
[Desire General] rhedgehog:
Ah, Wolverine syndrome. Where you'd rather chew your own arm off than wake her up!
[HD2 General] louderick:
Htc Hd2 has only one flaw: outdoor display contrast. in the bright day contrast is not on the iphone display level.... if there is a possibility to increase display light and contrast?? i try lumos but result is same as before... I dont want to use antireflect foil or anything similar ....
[HD2 General] ephestione:
I suppose that's very subjective. I use lumos with my own settings for the brightness curve (linear with a deep slope) and I can use it in daylight with no big issues.

In case you wanted to test, you probably could set the screen brightness to 100% manually from manila preferences to see if that suits your need, and then agjust lumos curve to your needs
[HD2 General] louderick:
I try again with lumos .... probably something I was not well set up ...
[HD2 General] louderick:
hey! -------> this time it's better and brighter! :)
[HD2 General] Dadaism:
But isn't the auto-backlight feature doing the same thing? Making Backlight bright when outdoors?

How is it compared to lumos?
[HD2 General] pepesz:
Lumos gives you control over the backlight. You can set up minimum and maximum backlight as well as the backlight intensity curve (vs external light intensity).
[HD2 General] freshabp:
The built in auto backlight feature is very weak. It is fine for indoor use but it does not seem to get any darker in the pitch black and does not get much brighter in direct sunlight.

I find myself manually adjusting it everytime...
[HD2 General] airwater9:
Agree - the automatic backlight is not working sufficiently. You all need to log this with HTC customer support so they can add it to the next firmware release. Issues really need to be logged sooner rather than later as this phone is going to soon be too old to warrant HTC spending any more time fixing things.
[HD2 General] freshabp:
I've been trying to report everything I can before windows 7 comes out and everyone forgets about the Leo.
[HD2 General] Dadaism:
Hm, well I recognized that the Auto-Backlight is sometimes "slow". But not always. If I walk from a bright room into a dark room the display gets darker. But sometimes it stays quite bright.

Perhaps I give lumos a try. At least to compare.

But when Lumos has so many options to set a brightnes curve, won't you find yourself setting up an adjusted brighnness curve everytime because there is no curve that fits to every situation?

Sometimes there is bright sunlight and shadowy corners, sometimes there is a thunder-storm and barely light.

The light gradient won't be a linear one ;).
[HD2 General] Dadaism:
Ok, I played around a little bit.

What are your Max values with HD2? 1178 at mine.

0 is Min value but thats clear. Only thing that is wierd: When I move to a place not directly near a lightbulb the sensor goes very fast down to zero.

It shows zero but it is not dark in the room at all.

Is it the same at yours?
[HD2 Accessories] tomacro:
Is there any chance for us that lives in smal countries to get like the american og enlgihs version of the marketplace for the HD2?

In Norway it's bad with aps, so would be nice be able to download much more.
[HD2 Accessories] xdax:
Try to change your location under "Settings" in the Marketplace Main Screen ;-)
[HD2 Accessories] malex1:
You could try using marketplace on the internet.

Easier than using your phone.

https://marketplace.windowsphone.com
[HD2 Accessories] tomacro:
thanks i can try that:)
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
Hello all I got my first Nexus One yesterday I know I should root it but I've never dropped the cash I did for a device I know there is a chance of a brick. I need to let the newness wear off.

But the purpose of this post is any suggestions on specific apps for the Nexus I can try out in the market. There are some that Ive read in this forum some but maybe some were left out.

Thanks in advance.
[Nexus One General] Daswolven:
Just sayin, but the only real chance of a brick is to let your battery die or pull it while flashing the radio. (to my understanding)

try the XDADevelopers app, it's pretty nifty. :P
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
done and done has anyone ported swype to nexus yet

Sent from my Nexus One using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Nexus One General] crachel:
Try these threads

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=644536

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=664764
[Nexus One General] krabman:
It gets annoying reading this over and over and there is an option in your settings to turn of this spam. Consider this a polite request to do so, thanks.
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
boom done thanks for the heads up
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
Thank you for these
[Nexus One General] iVisionX01:
Just make sure your battery is charged, you probably won't brick this phone unless your trying to.
[Nexus One General] mindfrost82:
While there's not much of a chance for bricking, it supposedly does void your warranty. Some people have been able to get work done even after unlocking though.

With that said, I thought the same thing and thought I would wait about a month before I unlocked it, but that lasted about 2 days lol.

I unlocked it and flashed Cyan's ROM and haven't looked back since.
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
Agreed

Sent from my Desktop using the Opera Browser powered by Windows
[Nexus One General] faraz1992:
+1 :D

I wanted to say this but thought it might be rude....
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
LOL That is funny
[Nexus One General] krabman:
It was funny although I have seen that one (with firefox) already. Thanks for the killing the spam.
[Nexus One General] DarkDvr:
If you didn't engrave it, don't root it yet. Use it for a week or two, make sure there's no reason to return/replace it due to some defect. If there is no reason, then root it =)

My only 2 reasons for rooting it are: WiFi tethering and Flashlight. Imo, there are no other real reasons to do it, stock rom is extremely well done and I didn't notice much difference between it and Cyan.
[Nexus One General] netninja:
Just root it..you'll truly own your phone then. Unless you don't know how to read and follow instructions properly or are just plain incompetent..which I doubt you are since you found this forum~ the chances of bricking are low. :)
[Nexus One General] Sk0t24:
Root it and never look back.
[Nexus One General] krabman:
Nah, give it a few days to let any hardware issues make themselves known, then root it if your of a mind.
[Nexus One General] THATTON:
If you don't root it, all you are going to be able to think about is rooting it. I say use it for a few days to make sure all the hardware is good and go for it. I think I lasted about 36 hours before giving in and I told myself that I wasn't going to do it!

Sent from my employer's computer with internet monitoring enabled...
[Nexus One General] androidlicious:
I, too, have the same fears and concerns... so I've never really attempted to root the phone nor tried to. I guess I just like it the way it is.
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
My reasoning for wanting to root it, is so I can put the Desire rom on the device. I really enjoy the HTC Sense and android. The stock android on the Nexus One is fantastic I agree just IMO missing the Sense UI.
[Nexus One General] rjhay22:
Nothing to loose and a lot to gain when rooted... so go for it!

Just like the previous posters have said, you can only brick when you take out the batt or run out of batt while flashing a radio. So be very careful when doing so.

Even when rooted you can still return your phone if you find out you are having hardware issues .
[Nexus One General] krumb:
are you kidding? apps2sd, extra ram, oc/uv, trackball manipulation, adfree when surfing web, there is a huge difference in performance between stock and cyan...and there is so much more!

definately your opinion.
[Nexus One General] rjhay22:
He probably meant the first cyan ROM. :-)
[Nexus One General] DarkDvr:
Yeah, that's subjective. You gotta know though that Desire ROM port to N1 is officially still in beta, and people are saying it's not as polished and has some bugs in it for now.

Haven't tried it myself, I'm tired of Sense UI, but that's what I read.
[Nexus One General] DarkDvr:
Yep, it is my opinion, obviously.

Apps2SD - don't care, I install everything on ram, got tons of apps and still tons of memory left..

Extra Ram - meh, I got enough. It's not actually _faster_ if you have more ram, it's only important if you fill it up. People use task killers anyway, so what's the point?

oc/uv - both potentially dangerous, and android OS does CPU clocking by itself, and I trust the OS more.

Trackball manipulation - will be in OTA update soon, and honestly, having it blink green instead of white is not a huge deal.

Performance - there is no performance difference, or it's unnoticeable. Tested in browsing, games (asphalt) - all the same. Besides, it's the OTA update with JIT debugger that will make the difference.

Don't get me wrong, guys like Cyan are absolutely awesome, I wish I had the knowledge that they do. I love our developers to death, but my opinion is simply to point out what a great job Google does in squeezing out the potential and making great roms.
[Nexus One General] rjhay22:
Correct!! I agree on this one, and i respect your opinion, But all these you just mentioned still makes a big difference comparing it to a stock ROM, that was all I disagree with. I guess rooting is for the impatient peeps that don't wanna wait for OTA updates. What's the fun in that :-)
[Nexus One General] krumb:
you're stating your opinion...then backing it up with statements like, "will be in OTA," or "it's the OTA update with JIT..." - through rooting, I have some of these things NOW...and have had them for some time. you keep waiting for OTA updates. i'll get them much much sooner. :cool:

not really my opinion, but factual.
[Nexus One General] DarkDvr:
Cyan 5.x has JIT?

And I am actually running Cyan as of 2 days ago.
[Nexus One General] rjhay22:
Unstable, but yes you can enable it.
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
I guess apps2sd isn't needed for those who do not install a heavy amount of apps, and its barely even needed.

People use task killers out false understanding of the Android system, unless an app is horribly killing your battery (which they dont if coded properly), or causing instability, you shouldn't be going around killing apps for entirely no reason. You use this as an excuse as if it made sense in the first place. I believe having more RAM will allow more apps to stay open, which will then allow you to open them quicker - or let them stay and operate in the background longer.

Trackball manipulation isn't simply about making your trackball from green to white or vice versa, its a more easier way of knowing what a notification is before said notification has to be actually seen on your screen. Each contact, Twitter, etc. have a different color for me. With this, I "know" what notification I have before actually looking at it. It's a really nice convenience, considering white doesn't tell you anything, and.. it takes like a minute before it blinks again..

Oc/uv is definitely something not exactly needed, really just a way of knowing your Android system is.. well, quicker if even noticeable. I use it on Desire ROMs since they are quite horrid in there current stages in comparison to stock speed.

Performance changes are subjective.
[Nexus One General] mythamp:
I have not rooted my phone, and i do disagree with "there is nothing to lose, everything to gain" concept

We can say that at the current development stage, but in the future what if google decides that only non-rooted phones can get certain crucial updates or are allowed to download premium stuff from the market.

Its all speculation and as another poster said, there are not that many "performance" enhancements.

Jailbreak on the iPhone was a must as it allowed you to unlock your phone, provide bluetooth and the best part, you could format it and get back to your stock os, unlike the case with "rooting."

If its possible to root knowing that you can bring the phone back to its original factory state, i would also urge you to do it but currently i would recommend not to. - My personal opinion! :)
[Nexus One General] rjhay22:
LOL sorry :)

This is a Nexus One, not Iphone, and this runs on ANDROID operating system... Google doesnt care, they even encourage us to jailbreak.

So no this will never happen :P
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
Premium stuff from the market? Not allowing rooted users to obtain "crucial updates"? Excuses used to further the mindset that rooting is going to be negative?

You can get back to stock, rooting does not prevent that. You can also revert back to the point in which you can obtain OTA updates, what you're referring to is the fact that your bootloader is unlocked... which wouldn't be so easy if Google did not want to give their users the freedom to do anything they please, at the cost of a limited or entirely voided warranty. Google making the decision you stated would really just contradict open source-ness..

We will eventually be able to re lock the bootloader, but yes I did say eventually.. not now.. so for some this would make their whole decision.
[Nexus One General] mythamp:
"they even encourage us to jailbreak." - Will wait for the memo!! :)

(I dont know why google would void your warranty if rooted, silly them)
[Nexus One General] rjhay22:
There you go. Thank you I didn't feel the need to explain further. LOL so I left it with reminding them this is ANDROID were talking about here. And yes I said Google encourages us to jailbreak, or we wouldn't be able to do it as easy as this. :-)
[Nexus One General] rjhay22:
:-) dont take it literally now. Yes wait for the memo. Ill advice them to start sending it. :-p read eclairs post if you want further explaination to what I mean.

What do you need a warranty for anyway? Google still takes or replaces the device when you have hardware related issues. Yes, even with unlocked boot loader. :-)
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
Great converstations on this thread, I used and used till the phone couldn't give anymore over the weekend. I tilted it and still had 3g; so far I think I got a good N1, lol.

I still need the newness to wear off before I root it. I love this phone!
[Nexus One General] lostsoul3471:
I'm still tickled pink with all that I can do with this phone over my old WM6.5 junk. I'm actually waiting for that 30-day return period to be over then I'll get to really messing with rooting and custom roms. At least after that I might be able to get better battery life and not be tethered to a charger more times than not--got one at home, one at work and USB charger plug in the truck. The sad part is that the iphone actually lasts longer than the N1 off the grid and neither were known to be frugal in terms of power needs compared to the 36-48hrs of use that my WM phone had before this.

The price of power--more power.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Just be aware that the Desire ROMs are still having issues with Bluetooth connections - they are Alpha. If you rely on Bluetooth heavily, you might want to consider that before committing to unlocking the bootloader just for SenseUI. Also, I have yet to find a ROM as stingy with juice as the stock ROM, which I am back to using. I loved the cyanogenmod stuff, I even contributed, but I like having something on the juice-ometer at the end of a long day even better.
[Nexus One General] krabman:
My understanding is that once you have installed a custom recovery the door to ota is closed for good. This comes from enomther and several other knowledgeable folks here have said the same thing.
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
Wait, so the original recovery cannot be re flashed, or re obtained? I could've sworn.. I need to research immediately.. I cannot be informing others of false information.
[Nexus One General] rjhay22:
I thought the same way, but then, on Enom's ROM there is actually an option to recieve OTA update, somewhere, in SpareParts maybe.
[Nexus One General] krabman:
He said that it didnt work. It could see the update, you can select it, but it fails. Here is my understanding of the situation. Amon ra recovery can only accept ROMs and updates signed with test keys. Any update released by Google/HTC which is officially signed will not work. Nor will the stock recovery work since it loses its official signature when it gets ripped so the ota cant use it because its looking for an officially signed recovery to install itself with. If this is incorrect then I look forward to being properly schooled. I can say that I have yet to find anyone that had a custom recovery on at the ota last time that was able to get the update and install it.
[Nexus One General] wesbalmer:
I don't know if this is correct, but if you have a custom rom then you have an up to date AOSP, who cares about OTA updates if you're on cyanogenmod... seriously

EDIT: If you have the latest CyMod you have the latest AOSP, enomother hasn't updated in a while