yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 General] amb9800:
MS' Bing app (which is free) now has turn-by-turn GPS nav, but it requires cell data service.
[HD2 General] awbcmu:
Navicomputer

I use Navicomputer on my Tytn II, but it seems to also work on the HTC HD2 too (according to other people posting). Navicomputer uses the Open Street Maps and can do this online or you can download them and use it when there is no connection (I do this when I travel outside the US).
[HD2 General] samalam:
You can't do a search for an address when in Offline Mode. Can you?

I tried NaviComputer, and looks like its only good for looking at where you are in the map and not for it to tell you where you should go. And ofcourse for tracking your hiking trail (which it is meant for).
[Touch CDMA General] caizhenbin:
How to backup my radio image?
[Touch CDMA General] egzthunder1:
Is there any particular reason why you want to do this? You know, most radio images are available here at xda.
[Touch CDMA General] caizhenbin:
there is no CAVE radio image..but i have..if dump it from phone is available..i will share it...sorry for my bad english
[Touch CDMA General] scotttr:
I'd also like to know how.

I want to go back and forth between 3.42.50 and 3.37.78(Verizon), to see if one is better.
[Touch CDMA General] caizhenbin:
4 ways available ?

1.JTAG

2.use hardware programmer direct read flash

3.mtty commands

4.itsutils: pdocread.exe pmemdump.exe
[Touch CDMA General] meanshe:
u got 3.0evdo Radio?i need it ,can u share it?
[Touch CDMA General] caizhenbin:
Of course. . but I need the correct steps to dump RADIO IMAGE
[Touch CDMA General] caizhenbin:
3.0EVDO

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[HD2 General] zoombay78:
hi

How to disable Opera auto text arrangement while zooming ? as the text gets rearranged when I zoom in/out and I want to disable that.

best regards
[HD2 General] Archer:
There's no known way to do that, I'm afraid. Opera has been the topic of many debates on this forum because it seems most people want half of Opera 9.7 and half of Opera 10.

You just have to weigh up which one you prefer and live with the things you don't like about it.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] yayun20101112:
As a high-tech fan, I bought the newest model of iPhone. So I have to transfer the contact of the old iPhone into computer files , then pick some of them to add to the new one.But I was truly confused how to transfer its contact into computer files. Luckily, I found it -----Tansee iPhone Transfer Contact.

With it, I can transfer the backup iPhone memory to a file, only exporting two types of file format((Antc file, Text file), which is intelligible especially to girls. What’s more, the Antc file can even be encoded to ensure its security! All the files including the backup contact’s photos can be viewed full screen! How amazing! It’s really useful for iPhone users like you and me!

92download.com/wiki/Tansee_iPhone_Transfer_Contact
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] yanmaydo:
Transfer contacts from computer to new iphone,you can use iphone backup tool to backup all you files to computer,or transfer all files from computer to new iphone.including SMS and contact﻿

Backup iphone SMS messages and contact to computer(Mac)

Cucusoft iPhone Backup Tool Kits is designed to back up all files from iPhone to computer, including SMS messages&contacts,games,Call list,songs, videos, books, photos and so on.

Free download in: URL= recovery-iphone.com

iMacsoft iPhone to Mac Transfer is designed to back up all files from iPhone to Mac, including SMS messages&contacts,Call list,games,songs, videos, books, photos and so on.

Backup iphone SMS messages and contact to computer(Mac) in :

URL= recovery-iphone.com/imacsoft-iphone-to-mac-transfer.html
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] Arcircle:
Why not use iTunes or iCloud?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] liiiily:
Your cydia installed stuff won't be backed up, you need to download either aptbackup or xbackup. These apps will backup cydia tweaks. After installed, you have to run the program the program and backup your cydia stuff. Then, if you have to restore your phone and want to re-jailbreak it, you install this program again after you jb it and restore it and it will re-install your jb tweaks. Cracked apps are a whole different story.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] KentUser:
Back up iPhone Contacts

It seems like that FonePaw iOS Transfer is one of the most useful way to back up your iPhone Contacts. You can give it a try.

By saving your contacts to the computer, you can get them back if you accidentally delete them. Feel free to use it to back up iPhone contacts. Besides, music, playlist, photos, videos, messages, etc are all transfer between iPhone and computer freely with the help of this software.
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
I currently have my N1 on the charger it started off at 96% when I put it on the charger and it is now currently at 90%. I use process manager to kil all apps so there isn't an app running in the background. Any ideas why this is going on or what to do to fix. And I'm not currently doing anything w/ it its sleeping while this is going on.
[Nexus One General] britoso:
I've noticed something similiar while slow charging (500mA or less) and running battery intensive tasks.

For me its while driving, high brightness and GPS with navigation on.

The solution is to use a 1000mA charger.
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
thank you for the fast response; so is charging with a 200ma destroying my battery?
[Nexus One General] Mokurex:
it won't destroy battery, it'll probably slow down the draining of your battery, due to not enough voltage to charge it.
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
Well then I'll be making a trip to ebay during my lunch, thank you both for the answers!
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
200mA is too weak to get any sort of charge into the battery, no wonder it's not charging lol
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
it charges after it seems to warm up lol
[Nexus One General] seppi68:
Your are in Cyanogen ROM ?

Because i've the same effect if i plug my N1 with more that 89% ex : 95% and plug the device it discharge down 89% and start the charge up 100%

I read that to avoid overcharging
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
+1

It was discussed in some other thread. It's one of the FroYo features that Google committed and so it got to CyanogenMod ROMs, but with no explanation people started thinking that something's wrong with their phones. There isn't anything wrong, it's the programmed behavior, to allow proper battery charging.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Is there any app that shows the rate of current charge?
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
oh so the battery is supposed to do that, I feel better. Something about getting a charger to throttle my battery didn't seem correct.
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
I don't know about an app, but the feature is there in the /proc fs and documented, showing the discharging (or charging) current. I can look up the file to read, if needed.
[Nexus One General] palosjr:
The battery does this on my phone as well. I am on Enom 1.8.1 . Someone in that thread called it a "charging profile" and stated it related to SetCPU. Not sure if this is entirely the case, but it does seem to be somewhat of a nuisane... If I am having to leave and my phone has 90% vs. 100% that makes a big difference.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Yes please, if you can elaborate that would be great. What you just said is 100% Greek to me :confused:
[Nexus One General] scote:
cat /proc/kmsg

<6>[ 8114.221282] batt: 84%, 4094 mV, 407 mA (424 avg), 32.8 C, 1145 mAh

<6>[ 8164.323425] batt: 84%, 4094 mV, 393 mA (406 avg), 32.3 C, 1150 mAh

<6>[ 8214.432891] batt: 85%, 4099 mV, 398 mA (390 avg), 32.1 C, 1155 mAh

<6>[ 8264.556091] batt: 85%, 4099 mV, 387 mA (389 avg), 32.1 C, 1161 mAh

<6>[ 8314.664123] batt: 86%, 4099 mV, 379 mA (376 avg), 32.1 C, 1166 mAh

<6>[ 8364.775878] batt: 86%, 4099 mV, 355 mA (366 avg), 32.1 C, 1171 mAh

<6>[ 8414.877532] batt: 86%, 4104 mV, 361 mA (358 avg), 32.2 C, 1176 mAh

<6>[ 8464.992004] batt: 87%, 4104 mV, 351 mA (354 avg), 32.3 C, 1182 mAh

<6>[ 8515.099823] batt: 87%, 4104 mV, 347 mA (350 avg), 32.3 C, 1185 mAh

<6>[ 8565.202026] batt: 88%, 4109 mV, 333 mA (339 avg), 32.3 C, 1190 mAh

<6>[ 8615.312042] batt: 88%, 4114 mV, 331 mA (336 avg), 32.5 C, 1195 mAh

<6>[ 8665.415405] batt: 88%, 4114 mV, 319 mA (327 avg), 32.6 C, 1200 mAh

<6>[ 8715.517150] batt: 88%, 4114 mV, 316 mA (320 avg), 32.6 C, 1204 mAh

<6>[ 8765.622741] batt: 89%, 4114 mV, 300 mA (301 avg), 32.6 C, 1208 mAh

<6>[ 8815.731414] batt: 89%, 4118 mV, 305 mA (298 avg), 32.6 C, 1212 mAh

<6>[ 8865.838531] batt: 89%, 4118 mV, 298 mA (300 avg), 32.7 C, 1217 mAh

<6>[ 8915.956298] batt: 89%, 4118 mV, 292 mA (287 avg), 32.8 C, 1220 mAh

Also install "spare parts" and go to battery info, that will tell you if the phone thinks its on AC or USB charger, some AC chargers are detected as USB and the phone limits the charging current. The middle data connections need to be shorted for the phone to use full charging current and detect charger as an AC one.
[Nexus One General] arjay88:
so it worth getting a higher output charger or not?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Aha! I was searching on Google for /proc/fs for a while and couldn't find anything useful. No wonder!

Anyway, how do you get such nice output?

Here's what I get:
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Ah, even better than /proc/kmsg! -

dmesg!

Then pipe it to grep!!!

[Edit]: Even better!

dmesg | grep batt > /sdcard/dmesg.txt

I found this interesting, charging via USB actually gives a "SLOW" message:

[372270.210327] batt: 60%, 3830 mV, -324 mA (-310 avg), 34.3 C, 788 mAh

[372320.319946] batt: 59%, 3840 mV, -161 mA (-263 avg), 34.3 C, 784 mAh

[372370.431915] batt: 59%, 3820 mV, -357 mA (-285 avg), 34.8 C, 780 mAh

[372429.495025] batt: 59%, 3840 mV, -203 mA (-243 avg), 34.7 C, 777 mAh

[372479.622131] batt: 59%, 3825 mV, -307 mA (-292 avg), 34.7 C, 772 mAh

[372529.769104] batt: 58%, 3825 mV, -321 mA (-246 avg), 34.6 C, 769 mAh

[372587.565826] batt: 58%, 3825 mV, -355 mA (-272 avg), 34.8 C, 764 mAh

[372637.720367] batt: 58%, 3845 mV, -61 mA (-212 avg), 34.7 C, 761 mAh

[372672.512237] batt: 57%, 3855 mV, -3 mA (-21 avg), 33.8 C, 760 mAh

[372677.114349] batt: 57%, 3859 mV, -3 mA (-4 avg), 33.1 C, 760 mAh

[372683.197692] batt: charging SLOW

[372692.734466] batt: 57%, 3884 mV, 199 mA (29 avg), 32.3 C, 760 mAh

[372742.861999] batt: 58%, 3874 mV, 214 mA (183 avg), 32.3 C, 761 mAh

[372792.981353] batt: 58%, 3889 mV, 165 mA (145 avg), 32.3 C, 763 mAh

[372843.105316] batt: 58%, 3894 mV, 208 mA (175 avg), 32.3 C, 766 mAh

[372895.235778] batt: 58%, 3889 mV, 225 mA (177 avg), 32.3 C, 768 mAh

[372945.352020] batt: 59%, 3894 mV, 141 mA (182 avg), 32.3 C, 771 mAh

[372995.841674] batt: 59%, 3894 mV, 157 mA (97 avg), 32.6 C, 772 mAh

[373045.960876] batt: 59%, 3899 mV, 221 mA (180 avg), 32.8 C, 774 mAh

[373096.067504] batt: 59%, 3894 mV, 170 mA (175 avg), 32.8 C, 777 mAh

[373146.171417] batt: 59%, 3899 mV, 171 mA (169 avg), 32.3 C, 780 mAh

[373196.273071] batt: 59%, 3913 mV, 310 mA (163 avg), 32.0 C, 782 mAh

[373246.377960] batt: 60%, 3923 mV, 311 mA (311 avg), 31.5 C, 787 mAh
​

Can't wait to test this with my car chargers!
[Nexus One General] attn1:
what a geek!

:D
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
LOL!!!! :D
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Sorry for late reply, but since the info was given to me by a friend, I wanted to confirm.

To read only a current, you can use the following:

cat sys/class/power_supply/battery/current_now
[Nexus One General] poody:
What's the output? Microvolts?
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Microamps, negative = discharging, positive=charging.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] rasmuskarlsen:
Hey... I'm a little confused regarding which ROM to pick for my 32A magic.

I really like the new officialli feautures (Sense and look--- Home screen, weather animations etc etc) on the HTC legend and Desire.

That's why i wan't to pick a rom which look like the "feel" of Legend / desire.

But what roms is like that?

What's important is:

- Stable

- Fast

What can you recommend? Unfortunately there are very little screens of the different version / comparisons... Thats why i'm asking here :)
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] ronni.rasmussen:
Recommend:	Read this before starting a thread, Most Question Asked are Answered

Q- Which ROM is best for me/ Which ROM is the best for 32A/B?

A- Take some time on the forums, look at the ROMs available for your device and individually assess what works for you by reading the various issues affecting them and make a decision. If that still doesn't work out for you, hey, that's what makes XDA great, try a different one and so on, till you find one that YOU'RE happy with. It's very subjective since what my needs are could be totally different from what yours are.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] rasmuskarlsen:
Yes but instead of testing all the roms... Then i know that many doesn't meet my requirements..

"I really like the new officially feautures (Sense and look--- Home screen, weather animations etc etc) on the HTC legend and Desire." Therefore i will like a rom based on that..

And without to many screens on the site :/ it could be very easy for someone just to recommend me a couple based on that.. :)
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] omnikai:
You can start your search here, it even includes some ratings for stability/speed etc. Just make sure it's the correct type (32A/32B) and that your radio version is correct for that rom.

hxxp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=668090

(replace "hxxp" with "http")

I'd recommend Senpei's Legend rom. It's 2.1 with all the Sense UI goodness without too many crazy mods to unbalance it. It's for 32A w/ 6.35 radio.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] Gazorninplat:
For SenseUI on 32A magic, I suggest CursorSense. It's cupcake, but everything works, it's fast and perfectly stable. I still find alot of the eclair sense ROMs for new radio are still a bit unstable and some things like camera and BT may or may not work.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] ronni.rasmussen:
The problem about a topic like this is that we get one every week or so. And since it doesn't have anything to do with development of phone OS related stuff it would probably fit better in another category :)

Anyway

32A Cupcake with HTC sense go for CursorSense.

32A Eclair with HTC sense go for Senpei's Legend or CapySlide.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] twigster:
Alan090 had a decent port of the my touch slide rom here recently. Old radio.

Only thing not working decently appeared to be bluetooth. But this is a sense issue affecting android 2.1 ports to magics apparently.

I Think you would find that this rom had alot of what you want.

Personally im hoping he keeps updating it with the new cm kernel ports and the pershoot improvements. I Would like to move to it soon as my second rom.

Otherwise I agree with ronni.

The only problem I had with any new radio sense port was the fact that usb tether doesn't work properly for me.

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[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] shadow_empire1:
I have tried really many different roms.

Currently i am stuck with "CyanogenMod 5.0.7t3 - Fastest Eclair 2.1(05/11/2010) OC/UV (576Mhz)" (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=673394) which really is very fast and stable.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] capychimp:
and capyslide for new radio ;)
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] alan090:
just cus u asked so nicely I will grant your request and add pershoots kernel :P

was waiting for an update to the rom from chiefz but he seems to have been on cyanogenmod 5 or something :) I know thats what I am using

also this is either suited for the general section - or like above - try out a bunch

see what works for you
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] rasmuskarlsen:
Thank you very much... I will look into the different Roms listed here...

But one major thingh missing.. Is screenshots of the rom's. Ex just a screendump of the homescreen and menu screen could be VERY usefull...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Felix_1992:
I have a htc touch pro2 with windows mobile 6.5

now I have some questions:

-the phone is entirelty in french and I would like it to be dutch. can I change this somewhere?

-how can I see

which manila I'm using

? I would like to install maxmanila but none of the files run on my device.

greets
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] epoh:
I'm not sure what ROM you are running, but there is a language setting in Settings | System | Regional Settings - First tab is Region, with a language drop-down menu. That will probably not completely change hte language everywhere. You probably need a Dutch ROM to do that.

If you can tell use what ROM you are running, we can find out what version of TF3D/Manila is installed in it.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ElCondor:
Browsing trough the WP7 ROM dump, I came across this folder:

Phone_DPI_262

This seems to be a new resolution, because Windows mobile always supported DPI 192, 120 and 96.

Maybe this means a higher resolution for the coming Windows Phones.

Just a thought. Let me know what you think about it.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] TheDeadCPU:
Maybe 800x800 or something. Sounds like an ugly squared tablet.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ElCondor:
How do you know it's 800X800? I was more thinking about 1280X800.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] TheDeadCPU:
Probably, but come to think of it.. Theres something called XGA and thats 1024×768.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Kloc:
To keep the widescreen ratio with 800x480 they would need something like 1200x720. Of course they are going to have other aspect ratios so I don't know.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ElCondor:
This is a nice graphic that shows all resolutions...

I think WXGA would be the one that comes very close as it is 5:3 resolution just like WVGA.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] vangrieg:
262 DPI was actually mentioned by MS at MIX when they were talking about WVGA. I personally completely fail to understand what it means - it's supposed to be dots per inch, right? So without the size of the screen DPI is what exactly?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ElCondor:
Well the screens won't get much bigger than the HD2 I think, expect if they're going to make tablets.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] vangrieg:
The problem is, the bigger the screen the lower DPI you should get at the same resolution. However, all VGA and WVGA devices previously had 192DPI in WM, regardless of screen size. So I guess it's a different thing here. What exactly it is I don't know.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ElCondor:
That's true. I guess it doesn't tell us much, but at least it's bigger so either the screen size, or the screen resolution will probably be bigger.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Da_G:
WinMo 6.x supported 4 Logical DPIs (note that logical DPI is different from physical DPI, which is the bit that varies with each LCD panel/resolution)

96, 128, 131, 192

Note that a 5 inch panel might be operating at the same logical DPI as a 4 inch panel (lets say 192), but the physical DPI would be less on the 5 inch panel (larger physical pixel size)

If you were to change the logical DPI on a 4 inch screen from 192 to 262, while leaving the physical DPI the same (screen size/resolution does not change) - all on-screen elements would appear larger - more pixels would be used to draw each icon, scrollbar, etc.

Windows Phone 7 is showing 4 logical DPI's right now too:

96, 131, 192, 262

Just that we've lost 128 and picked up 262 :)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ElCondor:
Okay. But does that mean higher resolutions? Do you know if there will be higher resolutions?
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Da_G:
The design of WinPhone 7 pretty much allows an arbitrary resolution, it's designed to be fully scalable. 1920x1280 @ 262 DPI @ 4 inches would make one ridiculous high res screen :)

As for what's in store, I wouldn't be surprised to see a large-format screen device like a tablet in the months following WP7's release.. but I don't have any specific knowledge of one yet. :)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ElCondor:
Okay, yeah that would be indeed an amazing screen resolution for such a small screen!

A tablet would be very cool, I wonder if that's what HTC is working on.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] RustyGrom:
But you do have general knowledge of one :)
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ElCondor:
Hehe nice one there. I'd like to know that too.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] Wishmaster89:
Maybe they need it for fully working HDTV support, although we're yet to see WP7 device that supports HDMI interface...
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ElCondor:
Possibly.

Zune supports it, so it would be odd if they wouldn't add HDMI support for WP7.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] hasseye:
dont forget guys...higher resolution doesnt necessarily mean a larger screen.

you can still have a 1280 X 1024 etc etc higher res screen while still making it into a 3.7-4.3 inch screen.

hell you could even have a higher res screen into a 2.8 inch slot.

the difference with display screen isnt always about the resolution however its about the Pixel Size, the larger each pixel is the large the screen is, the smaller the pixels the smaller the screen.

just to give you guys a head up, at work i was wokring with an OLED Microdisplay screen that had the resolution of 1280 X 1024, YES better resolution than most HD TVS, however the display screen was less than an inch small, the reason is was because of how small the pixels were. its pretty cool.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] ElCondor:
Really, oh that's nice. Such screens would be really amazing on mobile devices.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] hasan1st:
Simply put

High DPI = Smaller pixels = Smoother image

Low DPI = Bigger pixels = Pixelated image

In modern operating systems pixel density (DPI) is independent from screen resolution. But the rule is the higher the resolution, the higher DPI you need to display a smoother image. Displaying higher resolutions on smaller screens requires higher DPI. Edit: Displaying the same resolution on bigger screens requires less DPI. However as the screen size increases pixels become more visible and so a higher resolution is recommended.

For HD2 to display a native 800x480 resolution, it requires 217~ DPI on screen. The 96, 131, 192, 262 DPIs on windows phone, are not the screen DPI. They are text DPI. So the addition of 262 DPI text means smoother more crisp text on existing screen sizes.

The attached images are of a fixed 600x400 resolution. One has 72 Pixels per inch (PPI) and the other has 18 PPI.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] TheDeadCPU:
Lol? Most HD TV's are 1920x1080.. And those 720p TVs are 1280x768 yes, but they are 16.9 Res. And not 5.4 like that microdisplay you have been working on.

So not higher Resolution but different aspect ratio.
[Windows Phone 7 Development and Hacking] hasseye:
most hdtvs in the stores are now Full HD, however not every tv in peoples home are running 1080P.

regardless my point was you can have an extremely high reoslution screen in about a half inch screen....it doesnt so much matter the resolution just how small they wanna get the pixels.

One day we might be putting up a 1080P cellphone in our pockets, we just need time to get those pixels to shrink crazy

FYI, the half inch OLED display i was working with costed over 8 thousand dollars, so obviously not consumer friendly.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cheeze[iT]:
I was wondering if I could use the Nexus as an external GPS receiver for my laptop? Would it work in conjunction with Microsoft Street & Trips? This would be great for me to have offline maps if needed when I didn't have cell signal.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] futango:
The N1 doesnt have a built in GPS receiver. It uses a A-GPS which uses data.