yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Themes] a.woellert:
Pah, wie lächerlich.

Nennst meine Skins Kinderskins und lädst sie trotzdem runter.

Gibt es irgendein Grund warum du mich so ankackst?

Ist fast so als ob du die Konkurrenz fürchtest.

Jeder fängt mal klein an.

Ich will gar nicht wissen, was fürn Kind da vorm Monitor sitzt.

Wahrscheinlich noch nicht mal gearbeitet im Leben, wohnt noch bei Mutti und hat keine realen Freunde.

Solche wie du machen die Foren nicht grade besser.

Ein Forum ist dazu da sein Wissen/Arbeit mit anderen zu teilen.

Aber bitte, ich mache mir in Zukunft nicht mehr die Mühe, meine Themes für andere reinzustellen.

Wenn du keine anderen Themes dulden kannst, dann eröffne dir doch dein eigenes Forum, wo nur du deine Themes reinstellen darfst (aber wahrscheinlich, weist du gar nicht wie)
[Android Themes] thisoneguy:
this **** is funny...

read this
[Android Themes] thisoneguy:
All joking aside... would love to see a version of this for 5.0.7 Final.
[General Topics] androidlicious:
I just wanted to know what are people's thoughts about what they think is the most effective OS for mobile phones in terms of staying organized (task manager, agendas, etc.)...

Would this go to Blackberry OS?

I used to have a Nokia phone running Symbian S60, and I thought that the list of upcoming calendar entries on the homescreen, along with recent emails was really convenient.

As much as I love Android, I just find it a little underwhelming in terms of staying organized... and I can't quite put my finger on it, but the standard calendar app just seems really difficult to use.
[General Topics] cmstackar:
No idea about RIM, but I would go with older versions of winmo, or palm os
[General Topics] androidlicious:
By Palm OS, does that also mean Web OS on the Pre?
[General Topics] dsymbol:
WinMo 6.1 or 6.5

I'm using both WinMo & Android.

In my opinion, WinMo 6.1 or 6.5 help me stay organized better. I like apps like Notes & Tasks from WinMo, & those are default apps out of the box.
[General Topics] MooGoo:
Plain old WinMo today screen (no Sense or Titanium) might fit with what you are looking for well.

Just a simple list of upcomming appointments and tasks on your home screen. I've always found the default WinMo calander app to be powerful and easy enough to use even if it is not the most finger friendly thing in the world. And there are many today screen plugins out there to help you customize it exactly to your needs.
[General Topics] galaxys:
I prefer Android and a calendar widget from the market...
[General Topics] eaglesteve:
You could also consider using Pocket Informant on iPhone. No jailbreaking needed. If you want all critical information at one glacé on the lockscreen, then jailbreak and use lockinfo, or intelliscreen.

Surprised that you don't like Android. I would expect it to be quite good due to it's wizards and notifications features. The stock calendar and todo feature might be lacking but surely there are 3rd party software to make up for the deficiencies.

It's not the OS but the applications that you be conceremed eith IMHO.
[General Topics] orb3000:
Windows mobile 6.5.X all the time!

:cool:
[General Topics] tp2thc:
I will have to say the tp2 imo
[General Topics] androidlicious:
Thanks for all the suggestions. I took these few days to check out some of the phones running on Windows Mobile, but many of them are very... bulky (compared to something like the Nexus One or even the Nokia that I had before). :eek:
[General Topics] karnovaran:
Android Agenda Widget keeps a list of upcoming tasks on your homescreen.
[General Topics] SinisterJunkie:
I tried BlackBerry and I'm back on Windows Mobile due to the lack of capability for my needs on the BB platform. Certain things that I expected coming from WM and Palm long ago, just do not exist on the BB platform. The default task app on WM is not up to the size of my task list, but PocketInformant fills the PIM function nicely and has been developed for so long there is just nothing close that I have found. I was able to find a good task application (good functionality, but terrible aesthetics). On the BB calendar there isn't even a category field, so there is no way to differentiate your various appointment (icons, color, etc.) like you can easily do in WM. There are alternative calendar application, but they are not as feature rich as you will find on WM and many lack the ability to sync the extra features (icons, colors, categories, etc) to Outlook due to their reliance on standard BlackBerry sync. Also realize that the capability of the BlackBerry on BIS is very different than on BES. BIS just lacks way to much in my opinion and I was never able to try on BES. My wife is using Android and it works well for her, but the lack of tasks was a deal breaker for me. I have high hopes for Android and hope it improves quickly.
[G1 Themes and Wallpapers] a.woellert:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=674007
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SJJTJJ:
Is this Possible to do with HTClay's SuperFast 1.3.3?
[HD2 General] SiddleJenks:
Please help - I can't get to install the updates. The phone won't even connect to Windows through VM Ware Fusion. Could anyone suggest a third party app that would allow to instal the updates using a mac? thank you.
[HD2 General] Rafn:
hi. you can try using windows on parralels or bootcamp :) i use windows 7 in parralels on my mac :) works like a charm.. :D
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Purple Drama Llama:
So, today I was getting in the car right. My phone was battery back-less because I broke the old one and was waiting for a new. I live in south florida, and it's spring-time. The morning was a bit humid but I thought nothing of it. I turn my phone on and try to listen to some music right, but it wont let me open WM player. So I go and open something else and try to exit out. The X button won't work but the touchscreen does... weird. I then try to restart the phone. I keep holding the power button but no luck! So I'm worried and go to pull the battery out but to my surprise see a little condensation on the back of the phone. I pull the battery out and when it goes off I see CONDENSATION ON A RIGHT STRIP ON THE SCREEN. I go to turn it back on and try to do the same stuff. No buttons work, the X button and lock softkeys do not work, no hardware buttons do what their supposed to but they light up, turn the backlight on and everything!!!! I can't even do input with the touchscreen keyboard even though the screen works. Some programs I can and can't open. The phone was on for a MAXIMUM of 5-7 minutes, if that! I'm very surprised because It worked last night what leaves me to believe "Moister damage". Am I correct or is it a software problem. I cant hard reset because no way to type input. Haven't tried the sequence or mymobiler yet.... can someone tell me if the culprate to the death of my phone is moisture damage? I'm really angry now......
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] RizwanKhan:
seems like sort of thing that could happen if moisture entered into your phone as that could cause electric shocks and considering the inner hardware and electrical components are very delicate even the slightest exposure to water vapors or moisture is a enough to damage them especially considering your scenario where you had no battery (and i am assuming you didn't have back cover either or you did?) but regardless as far as my understanding is this behavior seems in line with what you are thinking.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Purple Drama Llama:
So no way to fix it.... I'm now phoneless. :( :( :( :( :( :( I'm so mad at myself right now....
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Aaron McCarthy:
I live in SWFL and unless you dropped the thing in a puddle I cant imagine the humidty down here doing that to your phone. Did you drop the thing in a puddle? The back cover is by no means air tight so I dont think NOT having a back cover did that too your phone.

Turn the phone on and plug it into your charger and see how long it stays on. There's a trick discussed here that talks about wrapping the phone up in paper towels and then putting it in a bowl of rice for 24 hours. That should suck any moisture you have in your phone out. Just do a search in the forum for "rice" or something.. I dont know.

Good Luck Though!!!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Aaron McCarthy:
This is the thread you want to read http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=669472
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] fone_fanatic:
i wouldn't think humidity would cause that much damage.

have you installed any recent app(s) that you might suspect causing these issues?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Purple Drama Llama:
I thought the SAME THING. That's why I thought nothing of it! I just did a hard reset on it the night before so no apps installed. I did go on Android but, I do that about 1-2 times a week. Only reason I think it's moisture is because of the "white smoke" I saw thinking it was condensation. It wasn't really taken care of for a few hours because I was in disney. When I got to the hotel I put it in paper towels. The touchscreen works, and I can open apps on the menu but not use them. Wont let input through. No hardkeys work either. I'm gonna try a hard reset.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Purple Drama Llama:
I WAS WRONG! I just did a hard reset, and it fixed the problem! Had to do it the button sequence way but it worked! The last thing I did on it, the night before was go on Android. Everything functioned well their and had no problems. What I'm guessing is I got a bad boot or something that stopped some drivers from working. I figured this out by trying to download mymobiler on the phone so I could do a hard reset and it wouldn't let me open it because it wasn't signed with a trusted certificate. Whew.... this is A HUGE RELIEF.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] XERO_Racer:
ight just wanna ask everyone since the topic is mainly on "Moisture damage" i have a habit of using my phone as a shower radio...no i dont put it in the shower, i leave it on the sink farthest away from the shower stall, my question is....will this do any damage to my phone because of the moisture and heat!? because this is the 2nd time ive done it and i dont wanna continue until i get a word of approval from you guys
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Aaron McCarthy:
I wouldnt think it would damnage the phone. Unless you actually submerge the unit or dump water on it it should be able to withstand the humidity. It's not like its in the moisture for hours and hours just a few minutes while you shower. Keep your fan running while you shower and that should help even more; although the fan should be on while you shower anyway AND for at least 5 minutes after you shower (little known fact) to protect the drywall and structure of the bathroom.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] orb3000:
Humid place

Where I live some times in summer we have 98% of ambient humidity!

So it´s almost impossible to have anything dry here:p
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] demandarin:
Just let it do some thorough drying out. I had an old Kaiser i dropped completely in the toilet at work..lmfao You know i was pissed :mad: but..after some thorough drying and TLC, it just started wrking again like nothing ever happened. I let my father have the Tilt cuz i had already had a replacement one sent to me. Just told them i lost it. cuz u say water, they like :eek: warranty voided..lol Still wrks to this day, its his new toy till he get that new EVO 4g for sprint. he got the tilt to work with a prepaid sim card. im like dayumm..he showing something new..lol
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Aaron McCarthy:
No pun intended right? :p
[XPERIA X2 General] Biges:
Hi!

I still don't have my X2 back from service, but I'd like to ask in advance:

How can I change the hexagonal icons layout back to the square layout? The hexagonal makes me feel dizzy.

Thanks
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] InspectorFrost:
Hi

Although some of these questions have been answered in separate threads, i thought it would be handy to have a few in one place as its v.handy for any other root virgins (as i was only a day ago!)

1, is it true that OTA updates are something you give up when rooted ?

(will i need to turn this feature off on my phone or is it automatically disabled)

2, once ive rooted and i want to flash a new rom from my sd card, do i need to put it on the goldcard or will a plain sd card do?

3, once ive rooted and i want to flash a new rom, do i just start the phone in recovery, wipe caches and install from zip or will i need to use the terminal/push file command again ?

4, If HTC release a new rom on their site can i download and install from there or will i need to wait till it appears here/modaco etc

Hey, probably pretty simple questions you might think....

But if you don't know, a blokes gotta ask!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kamran9558:
1: Yes OTA updates are not possible, but you can always install them separately.

2: I guess you only have to put it in your sd card and flash the rom using recovery menu.

3: you can only acces recovery menu via push file process (as far as i know).

4: I guess you can install them but chances are that you will lose the root ability.
[General Questions and Answers] juppk:
Hi,

There are a lot of voice recorder but they just record und has no ability to hear the sound live by headphone.

I'm unsuccessful searching for a tool that offers to switch the PDA microphone to the PDA-speaker (headphone, Bluetooth headset). Recording is not necessary.

Maybe I can get some help here?

Regards
[TG01 ROM Development] JoeHawkins609:
I've tested almost every new ROM released for the TG01, but they all give varied battery life, for example any roms with sense give a dreadful life whereas a stripped down rom gives lots

i wanted to know which Build/ROM gives the best battery life and also whether 6.1 was better for endurance

thanks!

ps, one quick question, does anyone else experience a 50% battery drop after 30mins-hour browsing?
[TG01 ROM Development] Pawelss:
according to the second question, I have it after 5 mins of usage:P
[TG01 ROM Development] papoble:
I think the same for less battery life in all new rom i ve tested.
[TG01 ROM Development] farazjk:
when i got my tg01 it was on orange uk wm6.5. after that i have tested several ROMs by ffboy and novembre and all give same battery results. i have not used any ROM with sense or manila stuff as i don't like it much. for my device around 4 hours browsing brings battery to 50% level.
[TG01 ROM Development] JoeHawkins609:
Just want to know:

-Browser you are using

-Power Settings

-Connection Type? Wifi, edge, 3G or HSDA?

thanks

using opera 10

with low everything

and constant 3g/H i lose 50% in a matter of 30mins :(
[TG01 ROM Development] gamerr120:
I think the power consuption on browsing the internet comes from toshiba settings, after having a butchers and seeing 'Toshiba Browser Settings' it says 'High Speed Browser - if activated. battery consumption will increase'. maybe this is our problem when browsing? I have just deactivated it, so i'll post some results in 30 mins.
[TG01 ROM Development] yaro666:
I have aRag0n85's ROM with sense and I need to say, that after 30min battery gets to 50%, but there is one thing.

After turning off wifi for a while and power off for a few seconds battery level goes up around 20%

I have settings set for max power.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] silver_frans:
As I know, IPhone 3G runs on 400 MHz processor (based on: CNet), while HTC Hero runs on 528 MHz processor, but as far as I knows, IPhone games are much more better and run smoothly, while games in Android devices like Raging Thunder 2, Super KO Boxing runs very lag in them. Can someone explain to me why?

Thanks in advance...
[Hero, G2 Touch General] tweedie:
Most probably the dedicated/better graphic chip inside the iPhone then htc hero has. Plus, I think iPhone has programming language (C?) which is a bit faster then android's Java.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Dan330:
yes.. maybe to better graphics chip...

but I think... it has to do with ... ability to program to 1 hardware!!!!! NO surprises!

iphone OS is on ... one phone!!!

android is on so many different phones with different features and hardware and limits and powers.

if you are a programmer... looking to develop a new game of yours...

On the iphone, you know exactly what to expect and how to make your game perform to the best it can.

Now, try to imagine developing the same game for android. You have to keep in mind all the different phones..size screens, screen techs, graphic chips, CPUs, memory size, keyboard or no keyboard, trackball, optical ball, Dpad, etc etc etc... this list can drive you crazy!!!! what do you do?? You have to make decision at each turn, what you can program for; what you have to not support.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] silver_frans:
Ahhhhh I get it..... It make sense, Thanks for the answer.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] PlanetTimmy:
There are three reasons:

1) The iPhone CPU has a built-in Floating Point Unit (FPU), whereas the hero CPU doesn't. This means that when doing mathematics involving real numbers with a decimal point (e.g. numbers like 1.23, 3.14159, rather than integer numbers like 1, 73 and 492363), the iPhone is considerably faster, probably by an order of magnitude. 3D games make a lot of use of that kind of mathematics.

2) iPhone programs are compiled to run directly on the iPhone's CPU, whereas Android programs compiled to run on a Java Virtual Machine, which in turn runs on the Hero's CPU. This extra level of indirection means that the programs run maybe 5 - 10 times as slowly as they could if they ran directly on the CPU.

3) The iPhone has a more powerful GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) - this means that it is capable of drawing more things to the screen in one frame than the Hero is.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Arranmc182:
all android phones dont have much internal storage so limates games

Sent from my aHero using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
[Hero, G2 Touch General] Thiesen:
Java was supposed to be platform independand(spelling) in the beginning... oh well... the wonders of theory vs reality..
[Hero, G2 Touch General] olafos:
Most laggy games are laggy because of bad programming.

This can be observed in things like... 2 games/apps with similar graphics where 1 is not laggy and the other is. I've experienced this quite lot. You can make decent games with Java, especially in 3d, since it just calls "native" OpenGLES functions and doesn't have to do the rendering. If you need an extra boost you can make native libraries and supply them with your app... Of course you lose a bit of platform independence, but it's not a big deal and a mere cross compilation of that library away from porting an app to a new device with different processors.
[Hero, G2 Touch General] DSF:
I think that's not the problem behind this. You can write critical code in NDK so you can achieve performance.. There's a lot of videos with motorola droid/milestone games. And they are working great.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mn-XaaQXIxw

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GUlsfP38lSM

http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=quake+3+motorola&aq=f

Motorola Milestone has a powerful GPU (PowerVR) and kicksoff the latest snapdron enabled devices.

qualcomm always delivered poor performance in their soc solutions..

+ qualcom msm7200A lacks FPU ... what a shame... screw you crapcomm and htc (for using cheap hardware, such as soc, display,etc). i'm keep wondering why htc doesn't lunch a true super smartphone with real GPU, high quality touchscreen, etc etc. And what's strange, even if they use cheap hardware their devices are more expensive than from other manufacturers ... hahaha
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] medofaster:
hi everybody....

i have installed the arabic support add-on for my htc hd2 and it works great except with the internet explorer .

In normal case the arabic letters must be read and written from right to left like hebruw language ... but in my case the letters are read from left to right which cause the words look bad .

Dose anybody has a solution to this problem?.... please help me please!!:confused:
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] nicthasneak:
i have a custom notifications tone and its about 10 sec long is there a way to silence it without pulling out my phone. i use to use a blackberry and all i had to do was push the volume rocker and it would silence call and the text tone. if any one know an app or how to silence incoming calls and text please let me know
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] ionic7:
Get a shorter ring tone.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] medmansri:
Shortest way I know is to hold the power button and select "silent mode." mytouch doesnt have a dedicated switch like iphone and other phones.

Edit: just noticed I miss read the question. To silence an incoming call you can hit a volume key and it will be silent without actually hanging up. I believe this works on many phones.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m4co:
Hello all!

I'm new to this and I have a few questions.

I have been reading around a little bit but it doesn't help much when you have so many codenames like Eclair, donut, vanilla and now CyanogenMod-5 that I got interested.

I have a HTC Hero, I would wait for HTC update to have Android 2.1 but the update got delayed to June. I don't want to wait 2 months for it and that's how I decided to try flashing it.

1) What are my ROM options to flash it? Is it all of them compatible or just a few ? Like, only Hero-compatible ROMs or ROMs compatible to devices that support Android ?

2) Basically I want Android 2.1 (Eclair, right?) but don't want to lose the HTC UI. Is that possible ? (the look, the widgets, etc..)

3) On the other hand, not only I don't want to lose HTC's UI as I'd like more of it. HTC Desire for example has more and new widgets that Hero doesn't have. Is there a community ROM that contains those ? Do I need a special ROM for that ?

4) Does all the ROMs contains the latest dev kernel versions ? the latest android dev version that is.

5) Does it have an auto update to update the ROM ?

6) What's the difference between Vanilla and Donut ? I see many talking about Vanilla, but shoulnd't I want the Donut instead ? ( sounded funny, I know :) )

Thank you in advance !

Looking forward to socialize in this forum.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] btdag:
1. Only HTC Hero rom's should be flashed (if you're not on Sprint Hero then you're GSM so look for GSM rom's = most) - the wiki has a page dedicated to which rom's are available.

2. HTC theme is called rosie, so look for a rosie enabled rom

3. Some extra widgets come with them - check with each release (you can find them all in the development section)

4. No, most are based upon leaked kernals which have been hacked together to work, they work well enough but as soon as the official 2.1 kernal is available for the hero it will be added in to the rom's

5. Some have OTA updates (e.g. VillainROM)

6. Vanilla just means without the HTC Sense UI (Rosie) so you don't want a vanilla rom. Donut is v1.5 (or maybe 1.6?) of android i believe.

And welcome to the community :)

Check out my guides for all your needs XD
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m4co:
Thank you! that helped tons!

One more question, mine is not Sprint Hero, just Hero

So it's certain that this is a GSM device ?

How can I tell if it's GSM or CDMA ?
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rjeeva:
gsm means u can use any sim card

cdma means u cant
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] m4co:
Awesome. So mine must be GSM.

Now, what is Radio ROM ?

What is Radio ? Do I have to flash that as well ?

EDIT: I think I get it. It can improve the signal, yes ?

But is it safe to flash this? what are my restrictions?

Looks much more dangerous than flashing a custom ROM