yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mssmison:
it's hard to compare, we've come a long way with tweaking eclair, and a lot of those things would have to be redone. I'd say using a regular launcher, it seems faster from what I can remember eclair running like in the begining. but not a whole lot I'm afraid. We'll see what happens when the aosp is dropped and we some some optimized builds on the go.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] dosesdoyle:
Froyo is now running on a mytouch 3G.

http://phandroid.com/2010/05/27/xda-ready-to-serve-desert-froyo-seen-running-on-a-mytouch-3g-video/
[Touch CDMA Android Development] zenulator:
They ported my rom. Its still not complete and wont be until aosp is out or we get a dump from a similarly spec'd phone like the slide or legend.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Dukenukemx:
When it is, can we expect a FroYo rom from you? :D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] zenulator:
I already have it on my vogue. Not a lot works at the moment. So maybe if and when the source comes out. Unless someone else wants to do it. It's going to take a recompile and maybe some editing of the vogues libaudio but it shouldn't be too complicated.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] inertone:
zenulator you are amazing!

how does it run on your vogue?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mssmison:
weird? Zenulator wasn't the only one with it running on the vogue? lololol

I miss you being around to help push dev Zen :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] TheKartus:
Moved on to bigger and better things than the Vogue. Sadly.

That MyTouch build was featured on Engadget.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] zenulator:
I didn't say I was the first ;) Honestly it's not worth it until the source drops. By then I'll have the EVO :D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] garringm:
I didn't forget about you mison, I've just been quietly waiting for someone to put something out as a teaser I can install to my sdcard working or not would be nice to know what it looks like I have installed the adw launcher which supposedly resmbles Launcher2 and love it
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
Agreed.

Excellent news.

This will be my next phone too.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] fadimo305:
i am the first teenager in the world to play with the HTC EVO 4G

to tell you the truth i really like the phone its design is nice the color and screen are EXTREMELY GREAT also it has WiFi Hotspot which i was suprised with when it worked with my psp when i have been trying al freaking long to make the wifi sharing on my TP2 to work BUT the thing i dont like about it is that its Android(geting 2.2) and has no sim card BUT OVERALL ITS FAST NICE AND EXTREMELY CHEAP FOR A PHONE LIKE THAT
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrono:
So why are you posting in here? and I doubt that you are the first, considering that over a thousand got the evo a week or two ago.

The EVO is very good, and i'm excited to see many people going from the vogue to the evo.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] fadimo305:
i played with it before the GoogleI/O
[Touch CDMA Android Development] drewden123:
how does this have anything to do with froyo for vogue?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] luinfana:
Hey, I'm not sure if this helps at all (and maybe this is old news) but there is a Mediafire link - I won't post it, search for "qt0hfogmuwt" - to a system dump of the Nexus One running 2.2.

Regardless, I'm really looking forward to 2.2 on the Vogue, and I don't want to see this thread die. I'd love to play around with it a bit even in these early stages even without sound working, if you guys (i.e. mssmission and zenulator) want to post your current work from the SDK. Either way, thanks!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Dominik06:
push - any news?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ebautista:
Froyo on Kaiser

Since Keiser and Vogue have somehow identical hardware, maybe it's better to share this to you. Somebody from Kaiser thread post this subject. Maybe some of our masters around here can give it a shot. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=700228.

Hope to see some progress! :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mssmison:
As mentioned before,

Running Froyo on the vogue is done, but without the source being available we are unable to recompile the libs to make them compatible, so no sound, radio is not working properly etc.

I know everyones excited but just hang tight till the source is available.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] BottleB:
How fast is it?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cbaty08:
This is awesome news to me. Thank all you guys working on this!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cbaty08:
Just read on the engadget live cast of the Droid X event, and they stated that as of today Froyo is open!!!!!!!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ptcfast2:
http://android.git.kernel.org/?o=age :D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] TheKartus:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/06/23/android-2-2-froyo-source-code-available-today/

Excited.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] stiltzkin:
Source is out! Is it going to take a lot of effort to recompile the libs for Vogue or is it just a few small changes from 2.1?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] thoughtlesskyle:
have you like looked at any of the other threads? haha almost everything is good to go
[Touch CDMA Android Development] grktaurus83:
dzo already made many of the changes needed and posted about them here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=710105

incubus26jc has already made a nice build using dzo's work here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=712310

Have at it.

But be careful, the build is so fast it might give you brain freeze.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
lol it's true, things came around really fast this time... am i right in guessing that the differences between cupcake/donut and eclair were substantial, and the differences between eclair and froyo are much smaller? that might account for the blinding release speed.

that and dzo's mad skillz. I hear when chuck norris is too busy roundhousing to program, he calls dzo.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] XCipherX:
(I'm not really sure where I should put this thread so just give me hint)

I am very new to the xda site, ive taken use of many of the different applications the forum has in store, especially the app called Nitrogen MP3 player.

I use that because the standard music player on my HTC HD2 is bugged ever since I installed the GTX Theme, the problem is that the phone crashed or the music stops playing middle of a song.

Anyway... back to the main thing.

The issue I want help with is that the Nitrogen player stops music every time I lock my phone.

I was wondering if there was any way to change anything in the program so the music will keep playing even when the phone is in lock " the screen is turned off locked"
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] MartyLK:
I had the same issue. That's why I stopped using Nitrogen. My HTC Music player works well. But I have had to do 2 hard resets because of a program called DoubleTwist, which screwed my HD2 up and made the HTC Music player not function properly.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Shum97:
I also had the same problem a few months back..:confused::mad:, Just did a hard reset and things were back to normal:):D
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lance713:
I currently have 20MB left on my internal storage. Besides using apps2sd (not going to do that on a class 2 16GB card, everything will probably run slow) and uninstalling apps, is there anyway to gain more?

Thanks in advanced.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] futango:
Probably not. The N1 has a SET 512 RAM/ROM. Unless you do a2sd or uninstalling apps then theres no way.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lance713:
seriously? I don't really have very many apps installed. I figured something else was eating up the space.

I guess I'll have to fork over $60 on higher class :/
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] futango:
Awhile ago. I bought an 8GB Class 6 Transcend from newegg for $15.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lance713:
yeah, I have an 8GB class 6 laying around somewhere.

I upgraded to a 16GB Class 2 for $30 because I've dropped my iPod and started using my N1 as my main multimedia device. My music collection alone is 8GB and at any given moment I have about 2GB worth of movies or TV shows.
[Nexus One Accessories] lance713:
I want a case but I usually HATE how cases make a phone look. The N1 is just so naturally sexy.

I want something THIN but still provides protection. No flimsy rubber, and must retain sexiness.

Suggestions?
[Nexus One Accessories] Carloswithac:
Barely There in silver from Case-mate.
[Nexus One Accessories] lance713:
I have to admit, that looks pretty good.

Do you have any non-promo pics of the silver? I can't really tell if it looks tacky shiny or or slick looking.
[Nexus One Accessories] Carloswithac:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6271975&postcount=57
[Nexus One Accessories] 4luk88:
I got a rubber case from ebay looks good but its green and when I take a pix with flash it turns out kinda green so be careful our just buy black or white

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Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One Accessories] MANTISxB:
Flexi case!

Flexi case from amazon!!!!!!!

http://www.amazon.com/Premium-Flexi..._1_2?ie=UTF8&s=wireless&qid=1274156839&sr=8-2

BEST CASE EVAR.

Solid fit, have PLENTY of bounce protection, feel like silicon yet slide like plastic. They're awesome. HIGHLY recommended!

**EDIT**

Forgot to mention. Been on my N1 since Feb. (when i bought one) and has not aged (turned a nasty yellow color), torn, weakened (like when silicone falls off your phone... >__>), or been of any pain at all!! (i have the green. looks awesome on my N1! will post pics asap.)
[Nexus One Accessories] DiGWeeD2:
I like this from case-mate and this from seidio, I don't know what is better, the case-mate looks more protective and the seidio is more thin
[Nexus One Accessories] bloke226:
I like this Boxwave case
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] Jeremyramp:
Hi to who ever is reading this. I have a Touch Pro 2 CDMA(Sprint) With energy rom.

When you go to lock your phone, to unlock you slide a small tab, i would like to know if i can change the picture of the slide tab, and or if i can remove it and make it invisable.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] forster:
Whay not ask in energy rom thread?
[HD2 General] ILS_SuperNova:
Hey

I have seen a facebook tab for the slider just like the twitter. . . . .

if so is it stable to use and any risks at all??
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=651007

give it a try.
[HD2 General] ILS_SuperNova:
I tried it but it didnt work ..

instead it made sense not reload after soft reset!! my heart stopped . . lucky the creator made a install CAD. . .. which sort of worked. . I had to then soft reset then use CHT editor to make sense restart!!

I really want this tab aswell!!!:(
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
well everything you need to know is in the first three posts, and you would be better asking for help in that thread directly.

maybe you have the version of sense it says has trouble?
[Nexus One General] lance713:
I'm not sure if anyone else knows this, but I read somewhere that if you change the wifi sleep policy to never, it actually SAVES battery.

I thought this was insane, but if you think about it it actually makes sense. It stops your phone from the constant switch to Edge and 3G... which in return saves your battery.

Usually I can lose up to 5% in 30 minutes by not even using my phone.

Now that I have a constant wifi connection I have only lost 2% in an hour and a half.
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
Assuming you're connected to a wifi network, yes.

Otherwise, no.
[Nexus One General] lance713:
I'm not sure how that works when you're not connected to a network and the phone goes into sleep...

I use Y5 which uses cell towers to remember where I am able to receive wifi. If I leave a remembered spot it will turn off the radio for me. When I come back it will automatically turn it back on and reconnect.
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
Hmmmm

Wouldn't the phone continue to have it's cellular Edge/3g connection going while you have the WiFi on?

Whenever I have WiFi on in addition to 3g I always see, under battery usage, wifi at about 2-3% and Cellular signal at 5-6%

Seem's like when you have WiFi on as well as Data that both are draining the battery...
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
The phone turns off 3g radio when you have a data connection.
[Nexus One General] PrawnPoBoy:
Are you sure about that? I'm connected to WiFi on my phone and the Status screen under About Phone still stays UMTS rather than EDGE.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
UMTS is just the 3g network, that doesnt mean data. the 3G network is used for voice calls too.

so yes, when the phone is connected to wifi, the cellular data connection is terminated. always been like this.

and yes i've seen a huge battery increase with wifi set to NEVER sleep policy.
[Nexus One General] gsvnet:
It will stop hop between 2G/3G even if you're not using the data. You'd have to force it to 2G only and then enable wifi to take advantage of this the most.
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
I second those findings. When at home, use no sleep policy, and going out - turn off wifi manually. Works very well.
[Nexus One General] Sindroid:
My "always on while sleep" doesn't work.. it opt's out anyway..

Edit: Installed an app called Wifi Fixer. And my connection hold up now while sleeping. nice....!!!
[Nexus One General] bberry:
Where do I find this sleep-setting?
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
Not looking for a flame because I'm still learning.

if you have juicedender and keep the wifi setting on what it is when your phone sleeps the phone will turn off wifi and juicedefender will turn of 2g/3g correct? If this is true then you can save double the battery by installing defender (free); right?
[Nexus One General] Sindroid:
Go into Wi-Fi settings.. Hit Options (the capacitive button you know...)
[Nexus One General] kbeeveer46:
Ha! I've had my N1 for two months now and didn't realize there was more Wifi options if you click on the options button to the left of the home button. I wish they would add some sort of indicator that there's more to do if you click on that button. I've run into this soooo many times. It's kind of nice, though, because I keep finding goodies even months after buying the phone lol.
[Nexus One General] md2:
Yes it's often a mystery - it would be cool if it was possible for the capacitive menu button be lit only when there are additional options.
[Nexus One General] rori~:
..will try that Wifi Fixer too :)
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
First rule of Android power-users:

Press Menu... Everywhere :D
[Nexus One General] attn1:
I tried that on a hottie standing in line for coffee. I got slapped.
[Nexus One General] conejoblanco:
I've tried setting the wifi sleep policy on my phone (T-Mobile MyTouch Slide) to "never sleep," but I'm not sure it's helping. When I turn on wifi for a little while (say, an hour or two) and then look at the battery usage screen I see that wifi uses a pretty significant chunk of the battery, maybe 10% or so, higher if I leave it on for longer. This is even if I'm not using the connection much, sometimes I'll turn it on to do a little light browsing and then put the phone away for an hour and then check to see how much power the wifi connection ate. Today I turned on wifi for maybe 10 minutes to download a couple app updates and turned it off right afterward. The phone has been only off the charger for 3 hours, but wifi accounts for 8% of the battery drain (the rest is idle: 16%, standby: 31%, and display: 45%).

On the other hand if I stick to 3G data I don't feel like I see as much of a hit on the battery (though it's harder to tell how much of "standby" is going to 3G data).

I understand in theory that connecting to a wifi access point within the building should require less power than connecting to a cell tower a mile away, but I also disable "always-on mobile data" so hopefully I'm not maintaining a 3G data connection all the time either.

Those of you who leave the wifi connection on all the time and are reporting better battery life than with 3G data, how much of your battery do you see going to wifi in the battery usage screen?
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
Well for me when I leave WiFi set to never, I lost 11% in 12 hours. On 3g I lose way more in that same period.
[Nexus One General] conejoblanco:
Is that 11% just to wifi as reported on the battery usage screen, or you're saying your total battery goes down to 89% in that period?
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
That's 11% total. I unplugged at 100% and went to bed. 12 hours later I had 89%. But no use on the device obviously. I've got the screen shots when I posted this before I believe.

But when 3g kicks in it drains the battery more. A lot more. Even with no use. So WiFi seems to be far superior to me.
[Nexus One General] hbkmog:
just to clearify:

for the wifi sleep policy issue, please refer to this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=731395

It's a known issue and there's a fix already.

Also leave phone on wifi definitely saves battery than leave it on 3g, as contrary to many people's belief because the phone won't have to search and maintain 3g connection all the time.
[Nexus One General] logger:
Said with such authority, but wrong.

Thats a blanket generalisation and pre supposes one has access to WiFi.

Why would I leave my WiFi ON other than to waste battery, when the nearest WiFi access point that my phone can use is currently 200 miles away?
[Nexus One General] jcar87:
From what I know (probably read it in this board), WiFI uses little-to-none energy when idle, since it barely transmits any data at all.

Also remember the phone switches between 2G, UMTS and HSDPA. I think the policy for doing it changes while it's on WiFi too (since the phone stops caring for a good 3.5G data connection).

I guess that would explain the battery improvement.
[Nexus One General] khaytsus:
So if you look at the original post, he says that it saves his phone from switching between EDGE and 3G, which tells me he has a really bad phone signal.

While switching to Wifi won't help that (the phone will still be hunting) perhaps it takes him less power to use wifi for data in such circumstances.

If you don't have active data going, like push email, IM, etc, clearly this won't do anything.

Personally unless I'm streaming music, I never switch to wifi.. It is a little easier on battery than cellular with streaming music however. Otherwise, nah.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
Umm we are talking about comparing WiFi to 3g. If you don't have WiFi access near you, then you don't exactly fit in this discussion. That's the whole point, being connected to WiFi.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
That's the problem with android, the OS always keeps an active data session going at all times, whether you are using an app that needs it or not. This is why battery life isn't as good as other phones like symbian, which close data when not in use.
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
You wrote it too many times in too many threads for me not to comment. Technically you're right, but you're wrong.

The phone keeps UMTS data connected because unless it does so, there will be no push services whatsoever. No immediate contacts sync, no Gmail, no Exchange, no Facebook, no IM apps, nothing. Void.

And since such a large part of the apps relies on push notifications, including system level services like contacts sync - the data is always connected.

If Symbian doesn't keep data connected - then you can't use push services on it, which makes the "internet connection" of the phone pretty crappy. You can do the same with Android - with apps like JuiceDefender. Personally, if I would need to install such apps on the phone - I wouldn't choose a "net-wired" phone in the first place. This phone is 1/10 of what it can be when it has no constant internet access.
[Nexus One General] :
You probably shouldn't state things if you don't know how they work.

You phone (not the OS) will maintain a connection with your provider.

T-mobile, in this example, maintains a "low level" 3g connection until something on your phone asks for more data throughput. At that point t-mobile opens up the pipe for high speed usage.

On the phone side, you have services. Some are always on connections, some are idle connections. These idle connections are, again, "low level" connections, the ping occasionally to keep the connection alive, but they are not enough to trigger the full data throughput.

So it's a type of domino effect. Whether the connection is always on or not, is up to the application.

Google applications such as Gmail have an idle connection, and they do not need the full throughput bandwith.
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
He's technically right, you could have UMTS voice connected and data disconnected completely ("data enable" checkbox in Networks), and it wouldn't have even idle-level connection. He didn't mean HSxPA (which has no idle). But it equals castrating the phone, IMHO.
[Nexus One General] webarnes:
I've been getting very different results: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=763581
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tiznom:
I installed Opera and Dolphin browser just to see what would happen. Dolphin failed exactly the same way, but Opera is working fine. I'll make it the default browser and just go from there. Too bad about the stock browser, huh?

Anyone.....Bueller......Bueller?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Enberg:
I'm also having problems with the stock browser on Cyanogen 5.0.7 based roms (tried test 1/2 and Superbad1.2.1). Browsing works sometimes on 3G but almost never on wifi. Other programs and widgets can connect just fine on both 3G and wifi. So I went back to a nandroid backup of Vegas Legend and 3G and wifi browsing works just fine. So I thought what about other Eclair roms and flashed Kings Eclair 1.9. Here it also works as it suppose to.So now I'll try test 4 or a rom based of it, wish me luck! I'll let you know if I manage to get it to work...
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tiznom:
Good luck Enberg,

My problem spans multiple re-formats of the card and different ROMs. Cyanogen's 5.0.7 and SuperD 1.11 both. The problem can't be with their ROMs, since they are working for others. There is something wrong with this phone, or I am doing something wrong, I don't know. I fail to understand how a problem like this could persist between installs, re-rooting, changing SD cards, etc. I'm totally baffled. Everything but the browser works. The Opera Mini browser is my only option for browsing, and I just figured that out yesterday while troubleshooting.

I try the browser on 3G, WiFi, even tried a neighbor's open WiFi to see if my router was somehow the root of the problem. No luck.

My new HTC Desire is shipping today so I will just let this go and trash the G1 in a few days. It's too bad because I really like it still and ran different ROMs/themes, etc with no issues like this. Time to move on.