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[General Topics] mishaquae:
jailbreak Download

By the way, how I can get jailbreak? (Most of the web sites providing broken link).
[General Topics] mishaquae:
Not compatible.

Here is the output of Downgrading:

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The iPhone "iPhone" could not be restored because the firmware file is not compatible.

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[General Topics] TopazAaron:
Then u dont have the correct fw. Download f0rcast from http://ih8sn0w.com then take a screenie of it and up it please

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[General Topics] mishaquae:
iTunes mode

Sorry for not replying, I downloaded sn0wbreeze and managed to create my own IPSW, but unfortunately, the phone got blocked with iTunes Screen, as soon as the phone got back to usual screen, I will get the required information.

Thx
[General Topics] mishaquae:
Sorted out.

Finally and by luck, the problem sorted out based on following the steps:

1- Removed iTunes 9 and Installed iTunes 8

2- Downgraded to FW to 3.0.1 instead of 3.1.3

3- Downloaded the required application from http://ih8sn0w.com/

Honestly, I am not sure if the first, second or third step was the success of my trip, but iPhone is up and run now.

I lost alot of time because of this problem, but I gain brilliant support. My best regards to all of you.
[General Topics] mishaquae:
Unlock iPhone 2G with 3.0

This link for future referance, you can unlock iPhone 2G with 3.0 firmware.

http://modmyi.com/forums/iphone-new...ak-unlock-iphone-2g-firmware-3-0-redsn0w.html

Note: the above link is just for Windows OS
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
http://phandroid.com/2010/05/23/exclusive-android-team-qa-video/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SsofFxkWuE

/grabs some popcorn! :D
[Nexus One General] xSiraris:
Would be nicer if I could understand anything he was saying.
[Nexus One General] frandavid100:
I can't understand a word :-(

Is this related to the questions people posted at Google Moderator? I wrote one about spam in the Android Market and would really like to see it answered...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mtw4991:
Has anyone tried to install the Desire camera application after they updated to Froyo? Kinda chicken here:o
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amdathlonuk:
Why don't you try it for the rest of us.

Go on, it's your chance to be a Martyr!! ;)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iammuze:
the desire camera needs some sense framework i think, meaning without a sense build for 2.2 it's probably not going to work
[Nexus One General] jpxdude:
http://www.absolutelyandroid.com/guide-hulu-on-android-2-2-froyo/
[Nexus One General] mortzz:
This is at least the fourth thread.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Zankoku3:
My Rhodium/ At&t tilt 2 comes in tomorrow (yay!)

I ordered it using another upgrade on our family plan. I have AT&T but the phone is coming shipped with a new sim card. If I use the sim card I have now on it will that affect anything with the phone?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Kenichi:
No it shouldn't unless your sim card that you want to put in is not on a contract :P.

Have fun with your new device.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Zankoku3:
Oh okay. Thank you.

Someone had told me that the newer sim cards where needed to access faster data connections or something.

False information I guess?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] autonomous-inc:
Nah, not false. Newer SIM cards come in different categories, and offer faster speeds. But, there's no guarantee that the SIM card AT&T is sending you will be one of those SIM cards. If it has less space, like 2 GB (which I'm assuming it will have), and you have another SIM card with 4 GB, I'd just keep your current one.

The speed enhancement (if there is any with the card AT&T is sending) will be miniscule at best.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] redpoint73:
I have no idea what this guy is talking about, since SIMs only hold 128kb.

http://www.wireless.att.com/answer-center/main.jsp?solutionId=KB64891&t=solutionTab

If your ATT SIM is marked "3G", then you should be fine, and most any SIM issued in the past couple years should be the 3G ones.

I've seen a very small number of posts (maybe only one, can't remember if it was on this forum or the ATT forum) that claim that switching from an older 3G SIM to a newer one yielded slightly faster data speed. But I'm thinking this is just placebo affect. Its so hard to get a stable 'average' data value anyway, you can almost read from the test results whatever you want unless you are extremely systematic and scientific about it.

I used the SIM back from my old Tilt (so back from 2007) on my the Tilt 2 for a while. Then I activated the new SIM that came with the Tilt 2. No noticeable speed difference.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Zankoku3:
I'm guessing he's thinking about MicroSD cards...
[HD2 General] k20a1:
im using the stock titanium theme and i was wondering does it require sense ui to use the animated wallpapers??
[HD2 General] random_username_:
Ive seen some apps that switch from 2g to 3g and vice versa in different situations such as when the phone goes to standby or when certain applications are opened. However on my g1 (i know they are different hardware and os) switching from 2g to 3g and vice Versa used more energy than simply leaving it on one of them. Is this the case on the hd2?
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
yes it is still the case.

I live on the edge of my 3g area, ranging from 3 bar 2g up to 3 bar 3g, and normally keep my phone on 2g only, but if I forget I lose around an extra 25% battery thought the day, say... 12 hours.
[HD2 General] random_username_:
thanks, i guess ill just have to stick to 2g.
[HD2 General] caffeinejunky:
i live in an area with great t-mobile coverage (both 2g and 3g) and i noticed 3g uses a lot more power than 2g, so what i do is i keep it on 2g most of the time and turn on 3g when i need it the most (gps, quick google searches etc) battery lasts a lot longer than leaving it on 3g all day.
[HD2 General] copenhagen:
guys.. this pertains to your discussion. there is an app developed called wmlonglife

which keeps your phone in 2g mode until you launch an app that requires 3g then it auto switches it on then off when your done. it does other stuff too like turn off 3g when your screen is off... or turn off 3g when ur using wifi... its perfect. i got at LEAST +25 % longer time between charges on ym HD2 because of this app.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=478519

so there. hope that helps you out some :)

below is a snippet from that page

About
WMLongLife is an automatic 2G/3G band-switching solution. It will keep your device in 2G when you do not need to use 3G, and will switch to 3G automatically when you do need it. For most users, having your device in 2G uses much less battery, and thus your phone lasts longer on a single charge. 2G also usually generates less radiation than 3G, so it will likely be better for your gonads (if you have them) as well (see this thread for a discussion about that) - think of your hypothetical future children!

Main features

* 2G/3G (auto)/3G (only) automatic band switching based on:
- Running programs and their needs
- Availability of Wi-Fi
- Availability of USB
- Roaming [note: most roaming options have been removed, use the RoamFreely (marketplace) tool instead]
* Idle data connections disconnect based on running programs (note that unlike the registry tweak this does not break simultaneous voice/data)
* Manual band switching
* Automatically disable data when roaming (including AGPS)
* Pauses applications while switching bands (so you don't get networking errors)
* Several predefined applications supported
* Support for HTC/MSM72xx GSM devices (GSM/EDGE vs UMTS/HSDPA)
* Support for HTC/MSM75xx CDMA devices (1xRTT vs EV-DO)
* Support for various Samsung GSM devices (GSM/EDGE vs UMTS/HSDPA)
[Legend General] Storbank78:
This might be kind of a noob question, but i´m kinda new at Android phones. Is there a kind of file explorer on the Legend that makes it possible to view the files on my SD Card?:confused:
[Legend General] Gaillimh_Abú28:
ASTRO will do the trick. From the market btw
[HD2 General] burro breath:
ok so i had a home screen tab program that replaced the stock one on the hd2 and gave me multiple program shortcuts and many different clock formats can someone help me find it again? i used the search function and cant locate it for the life of me.
[HD2 General] sirphunkee:
I don't know if it's the one you're thinking of, but SPB Mobile Shell seems to be the most widely used alternative to Sense on this phone, it has tons of ways to customize the interface.
[HD2 General] Paten:
Co0kie's Home Tab

Co0kie's Home Tab Editor
[HD2 General] toreone:
Yeah it would have to be either CHT or SPB Mobile shell?
[Nexus One General] coldchillen:
i love froyo! its ultra fast and ultra smooth, but.... these threads seem to always have "buts." anywho, custom roms have dominated my phone from the beginning and the small things(spare parts/extra mods), as others have mentioned, have a pretty big impact on usability and convenience. whether or not these small things warrant a change back to custom roms depends on the users needs and wants.

for myself, im probably going to switch back to a 2.1 custom rom now that ive tasted the frozen goodness. its quite flavorful, but its missing the sprinkles (just my spoiledness). this may be the "ultimate" current rom for some which needs nothing else, but my palette yearns for an extra oomph. dont get me wrong, im not bagging google in any way, i just feel like ive grown heavily dependent on the extras the mods have been so gracious to add.

for the record, i love google and i love how theyve given devs such an awesome platform. cheers for everyone in this community who feels the same.
[Nexus One General] bluehaze:
Just curious what "extras" have you grown heavily dependent on?
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
Everyone acts like they didn't know it wasn't gonna have those extra goodies. I for one can do without those few for imo the best stock rom ever
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
Everyone acts like they didn't know it wasn't gonna have those extra goodies. I for one can do without those few for imo the best stock rom ever.

Cyanogen 2.1 vs stock froyo = froyo ftw

Cyanogen 2.2 vs stock froyo = cyanogen 2.2 ftw
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Cyanogen will probably have a FroYo build out within the week :D
[Nexus One General] coldchillen:
believe it or not, trackball wake has been pretty big. a small option, but something i use all the time. also, having the battery percentage on the notification bar, customizable led lights and rate, black desire notification (which i think can be morphed?), reboot from the shutdown menu, ability to hide pictures in contacts just to name some.
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Trackball colors coming soon! http://twitter.com/PaulOBrien/status/14543157295

Trackball wake coming soon too! http://twitter.com/PaulOBrien/status/14543770339

Battery Percentage in the notification bar (been using this for months!): http://www.cyrket.com/p/android/com.darshancomputing.BatteryIndicator/

ALL old Metamorph files are working fine in FroYo! (The ones with .thm files) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=6567974#post6567974
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
For trackball wake. Download screenmodwidget put it on launcher, set it to the middle setting and now trackball wakes. Not perfect but works....

As far as battery percentage download battery indicator ....

I for one like browser the most on my phone, so naturally I like froyo cause of the full flash and speed of the browser ....

I also think its noticeably faster than cyanogen 507 t2. Now with froyo and cyanogen we will be in heaven.
[Nexus One General] frandavid100:
I love CM's features, but one of froyo's features alone -being able to change the language by swiping on the space bar- is more important to me than all of them put together.

I can't live without it now.
[Nexus One General] TFJ4:
Stable JIT has spoiled me
[Nexus One General] coldchillen:
wow! i guess i shouldnt be so surprised at how fast everyones working on froyo. thanks paul! i suppose i can go without for a few days..
[Nexus One General] boogieTilt:
FroYo!

Im sticking with FroYo! :D
[Nexus One General] bluehaze:
Trackball colors already work, sms pop up changes the colors of the stock mms app and gmail notification changes the colors of the stock gmail app although this one needs an update as its buggy. I would think sometime soon trackball alert will work from the market without requiring root, same for nexus torch now that the video camera can leave the led on.It really seems like theres no reason to root anymore with everything google is providing access too. Main reaon i rooted before was to use wifi tether but they even give us that now too so I will likely just use a de-odexed factory froyo that I can theme and leave everything else alone. I love the battery life and the lack of "quirks" that the stock roms provide. I always seem to have terrible battery life and missed calls/other flukes with the Nexus when I use other ROMS than the factory one.
[Nexus One General] JHaste:
How is everyone getting trackball colors?
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
Any application that has an LED modification setting will change the color of the trackball depending on what color you direct to do whatever. The trackball only lights up with the altered color when the screen is off.
[Nexus One General] jz9833:
am I the only one who has noticed a HUGE media audio boost with froyo?
[Nexus One General] Ce:
not me..I was about to ask the opposite ;-(
[Nexus One General] BlueScreenJunky:
Hmmm, I'd answer both to the opening question : I've been spoiled by the extra features found in custom roms (some of which are in froyo, like tethering), but I'll stick to Froyo and wait for Cyanogenmod 6 =)
[Nexus One General] justajason:
Me too. Im a total believer. Cant wait for Apps2sd..
[Nexus One General] jz9833:
well through the speaker I'd agree it's alot quieter, but with my headphones its like night and day
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Didn't even bother to update. I have a steady and polished system on CM5.0.6, I'm not going to change it to get 2 launcher buttons and Flash. I'll wait for CM release that'll allow both Apps2SD methods (old and new - to include moving non-supported apps to SD) and retain everything it currently has (from audio boost to camera hack) while adding Froyo's flavors.
[Nexus One General] mr_skot:
Me too... I went back because DroidLive was not streaming music any longer. Just hung there in 'buffering' mode.

Of course now I'm bummin as the video part of the camera is not not working any longer.

Also wasn't digging the new Froyo launcher. I think Helix Launcher is superior.
[Nexus One General] seanerixon:
Don't get my hopes up like that :o
[XPERIA X1 General] gogogubbins:
I am posting it here since I only experienced this with Xperia but I guess it should work with any LCD.

Two days ago I sat on my Xperia X1, literally- Result a distressed LCD with a huge white spot covering nearly 3/4 of the screen. There was also a burn in of the today screen. The touch screen worked, but due to the whitening and the burn in, it was unusable.

Bummer I thought. Then something told to me by a LCD technician came to mind.

Here is what I did;

1. poppied out the battery

2. Placed the xperia in the freezer (i an not sure what the temp was but i had set it to -60 deg Cel (thats the min my fridge can give)

3. Let the unit freeze for 18 hours

4. Took out the unit

5. brushed off the ice

6. wrapped it in paper towel and let it sit for several hours to warm up to room temperature

7. after several hours used a hair dryer to gently blow on the set

8. popped in the battery

9. switched it on

Problem solved- no white spot, no burn in, just plain bright wvga goodness again.

Note- steps 6-7 are for getting rid of any condensation moisture that may accumulate on the cold phone. Do please make sure your phone is dry of any condensation on inner circuits before powering up- you may damage it further.

Do this at your own risk. I won't be responsible for any damage to the set, blow out or nuclear detonations.
[XPERIA X1 General] ring-bearer:
I love it! The Xperia has some sort of robotic immune system!
[Touch HD General] Gissan:
Hi.

My screen can't be calibrated. I get the "align screen" application on, and I press every cross precisely. When I have pressed all the points, it restarts and goes on all over again. This is because the calibration is not "precise enough", I think?

What can I do? I have tried Hard Reset, flashed it back to two different stock ROMs and none of them worked. I think it might be a hardware problem? Any way I can fix this myself?

Thanks a lot for help!
[Touch HD General] schaze:
I have the same problem. :(

Did you find a solution by now?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shahpur.Azizpour:
Ok, i was really pissed at HTC beause of the whole HTC Hero 2.1 issue, but since i got the offer to get an HTC Desire for only 300 Euros without contract i couldn't say no.

Now i have a few questions for those people who already have the Desire:

1. I know that i can use some kind of .apk to be able to switch to the regular Android home. Will HTC Sense then start less apps on startup? Because as far as i know, you won't be able to use HTC Widgets with the regular Android home so i was hoping that this also means less stuff being automatically started all the time (like HTC Footprints).

2. Does rooting the TMobile HTC Desire already work? How complicated is the process? I'm not a smartphone newbie, but haven't rooted an Android device yet.

3. I read that rooting the Desire caused some "random bricking" even if everything was done correctly. Is this issue still there?

4. If i root my device, and install FroYo, what will happen if there is a new update? Can i install new updates OTA or do i have to wait until the community provides the new version?

5. How easy is it to switch back to stock rom, if i realize that i prefer HTC Sense?

Thanks for your Help!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SEngine:
1. I know that i can use some kind of .apk to be able to switch to the regular Android home. Will HTC Sense then start less apps on startup? Because as far as i know, you won't be able to use HTC Widgets with the regular Android home so i was hoping that this also means less stuff being automatically started all the time (like HTC Footprints).

THERE IS THE POSSIBILITY TO START WITH SENSE UI OR STANDARD ANDROID HOME.

2. Does rooting the TMobile HTC Desire already work? How complicated is the process? I'm not a smartphone newbie, but haven't rooted an Android device yet.

DON'T WORRY ABOUT ROOTING. IT'S EASY FOR A "NORMAL" SMARTPHONE USER THAT HAVE A GOOD KNOWLEDGE OF LINUX WORLD.

3. I read that rooting the Desire caused some "random bricking" even if everything was done correctly. Is this issue still there?

SEE POINT 2

4. If i root my device, and install FroYo, what will happen if there is a new update? Can i install new updates OTA or do i have to wait until the community provides the new version?

YOU CAN GO-BACK TO OFFICIAL HTC ROM USING RUU SOFTWARE

5. How easy is it to switch back to stock rom, if i realize that i prefer HTC Sense?

VERY EASY USING RUU
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dglowen23:
So ever since I got my behold 2 my g1 will only stay on for like 5 minutes while using an app is there anything I can do to fix this like un-root then root again or update the kernel or something? Or is it just s.o.l.?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] r3s-rt:
You haven't given us a single detail to actually help you.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dglowen23:
What kind of info do u need? It its using the super d donut rom, its 2 years old, kernel is 2.6.29, idk what else to tell you
[Desire General] Barff1984:
So recently i went to Japan for a 3 week holiday. It was good blah blah blah

I decided to take my desire as it would be useful to use when wifi was availabe

However, on many occasions, mostly when drunk....I decided ''**** it, i'll turn off airplane mode and check my e-mails'' I did it more than a few times, but not enough to worry about my bill

So today, i got my phone disconnected by t-mobile. This promted me to immediately call them and ask what's up. They said my account was disconnected by the fraud department as my account seemed different from usua. I told them that i'd been in Japan so maybe it was just because i was now back in uk, the bells started ringing and that nothing was wrong and they should reconnect my line.

I asked how much my bill was

£580!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! omg!!! apparently i racked up £400 just through data usage!!!! and the rest in calls

I knew it was £7.50 for 1mb but i didn't realise that checking my e-mails now and then would rack up such an amount

so word of warning....next time you visit somewhere outside your home country....either leave your phone at home, or don't use data or even answer the phone

The worst part was i had to pay them there and now just to get my line reconnected.

second word of warning, always have a spare bit of cash in your bank for a rainy day/extremely expensive phone bills

it makes you wonder what the Desire does when it connects.

ps

I still don't believe anyone that says they got more than 12 hours of battery with normal usage. I seriously need to keep everything to a basic minimum to get a day out of it. but if i use it just normally...then yeah...12 hours is optimistic
[Desire General] supasye:
ouuuuch!! thats my input to this thread.
[Desire General] craigcrawford1988:
You sure you didn't go on porn while you were drunk also?
[Desire General] samsanchez88:
Uuuuuu!!!! That really sucks!!! Something similar happened to me once when i went to Cuba but it wasn't as terrible as yours, the again, my phone didn't have data back then!!!

ps; i can get 3 days of batt on normal use (includes gmail on push, ocasional word on g-talk, couple of messages a day, couple of calls a day and 10 mins of browsing a day and the ocasional game) and if i happen to push the phone a bit more i still get 2 days easily so there must be something sucking your battery dry!!!!

Just as an example, i havn't used the phone much these days and i'm on my fouth day and i'm pretty sure it'll reach tonights charge no problem.
[Desire General] foxmeister:
That only works out at 17mb data per week ( £400 / £7.5 / 3 ) which is actually a pretty small amount of data. I'd expect my phone to burn through that in less than a day for my email usage.

If you really want to know how much data your Desire chews through, install a net counter, but of course in your particular case it's rather closing the stable door after the horse has bolted! :(

Regards,

Dave
[Desire General] coochan8:
I think T-Mobile has ripped you off. When I was also in japan, I was using data including gps but my bill was nowhere near yours. I am on Vodafone.
[Desire General] iang123:
I would never wanna check my email that much! Ha ha

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[Desire General] dzire187:
Ouch, that bill hurt.But s**t happens. You should not have to go into airplane mode by the way: There is a checkbox that enables data connections while roaming, just keep it unchecked.

Anyway, about your battery: you should check your partial wake usage. I had trouble with the battery on my desire, until a recent OTA update to 1.20.207.3. Everything seems to be fine ever since then.

You can check your partial wake usage by:

- dialing »*#*#4636#*#*«,

- then going to »Battery history«,

- with dropdowns at »Other usage«

- and »since last unplugged«.

Look at »Running«. This shows useful data, especially if you have been on battery for some time – like 30min – with your phone in stand-by. Some application/service may be blocking the sleep state of the device. Then you will notice »running« at 100% or at least very high – even though the phone was supposed to be in sleep state.

Also search the forums for »potential cause for excessive battery usage«. Since I am a noob here, I cannot post the link, so please use search...