yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ronnienyc:
I had no "provider", I have my own web site and POP off of that (server run by Bluehost), and it was instant email...

Do you mean they worked with every web site server company to implement push (there are thousands)? And Blackberry works with all of these companies individually too? (Anyway, if little ond Palm can do it, then Google should be able to figure it out ;-))

What ever they are doing I hope Google does the same. Getting email only every 15 or 30 minutes is a P.I.T.A., and the polling servers kills the battery on Android devices. Try setting it to every 5 minutes and your phone will not last half a day in my experience. Especially if you have several email accounts set up.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lifeflayer:
the browser is much much faster compared to before. i spend a lot of time browsing on my phone and every single site renders about twice as fast compared to before. other than the browser though, i have not used a single intensive application :/
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lorin.bute:
For me froyo is fast in every way. I have problems with some 3rd party apps that need to be updated for froyo, but besides that, everything is great. I already updated 3 apps and waiting the update for 2 more. In the coming weeks we will see the apps being updated and the market access to paid apps will be there.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] logger:
Can't imagine there will be consensus on Froyo, until sometime after it is officially released to the general population by Google. Sometime after OTA updates are widely occurring, when the broader community will have access to a genuinely official FROYO intended for and pushed to them by Google.

To expect consensus when we do not even know if it is THE official release to market, is jumping the gun. Judging by all the comments and issues around this forum....I am dearly hoping what the early adopters have, is NOT the official release.

In the mean time you will get plenty of Froyo Opinions, but little consensus I'd reckon.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] liam.lah:
I think once Cyanyogenmod comes out, we will have the best of both worlds, and my gripes will be eased.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JHaste:
hate to burst your bubble of hope but this is the release that we were waiting for... it has the framework for flash to run, JIT is enabled, ect, ect... and it obviously has all of the drivers meant for the N1 since our phones are running it fine...

I dont know why everyone was expecting a 1.6 to 2.0 leap... this is an incremental leap just like 2.0 to 2.1, it has some nice new features and cleaned up a few things but it is not ground breaking... like i said before it really just made the whole android os more efficient and snappier with JIT enabled and yes I can tell a difference on just about any app

this has everything google said it was going to have... not its up to our lovely devs to make it shine! and there might be other little goodies that the devs can now do that they couldnt on 2.1...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pIxiLatEd:
after all the hype surrounding this new release, it's not all that great. Don't get me wrong, I like some of the added features but there are people talking about how much faster it is ... thinking those people were coming from a junked up flash anyways. Anytime you wipe and reinstall everything always seems a little nicer.

Overall, I think it's nice but definitely not worth all the hype. Still on the fence about doing cyan or another rom ... they seem to have their share of issues as well and at present I am just fine with a rooted stock ROM. Shame no one has taken the time to come up with MetaMorphs for the stock ROMs.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ce:
With Adobe Flash installed browsing the web isn't fun anymore. It's painfully slow..also when using some multitouch gestures. In daily use (calendar, mail, todo's and web) I seriously can't tell which one is faster....2.2 or the latest CM. For me Froyo is a bit of a disappointment. After setting it up with all the programs I use on a daily basis there is very little difference (looks and speed) with prior versions. Adobe Flash was the first program I installed after flashing Froyo..and it was the first program I uninstalled after 15 minutes of use. Finally, I almost can't imagine this is a final release...too many little bugs.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JHaste:
the 2.2 code hasnt been released yet so its hard to make a rom or de-ox when the devs dont have the ability to do so :P
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MonkySlap:
Your a little off on this. I did not whipe when I flashed 2.2. I used motoco rom and there is a significant speed increase. Not just opening apps, but boot up time as well. I am missing a few fetures from CM6.0.7-T2 but I am happy to wait for them. While I wait for trackball wake and Notification, Ill entertain my time with some hulu lol.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nakadm:
Flash does slow down browsing, but it's better to have the option than...nothing, so for now, I set it as "On Demand" and it's more that I can ask for.

Nobody is mentioning:

- Active/Sync support with, finally exchange push without compromises, PIN/Remote wipe, GAL, Calendar.. no need for third party mail apps

- Office 2007 files now open with quickoffice

- Bluetooth Dial from headset

When the subtle MODS (full screen browser, music widget/controls, trackball..) make it into CMXX it will be great, but for now, I will stick with 2.2
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diversificationied:
My mistake, I just looked around some more. Palm os uses imap idle to push email. If your server supports it it works good.

On the android side you can use K-9 mail for the same function. Default email client doesn't (other than gmail).
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] daeshawn:
Froyo is fine for me in the state it is. I still think it's just a pre-release just like a teaser or something. Either way we all know that once the source code it released and the devs get cracking on some roms then this will be forgotten.

Everyone has an opinion and it seems nobody will ever be happy with anything that is put out for our device. Honestly I dont think alot of us were supposed to have froyo yet, but paul and cy hooked us up and there is still complaints. Then when everyone officially gets froyo there will be complaints about that etc.

I'm not trying to turn this into an arguement or anything but I say the consensus should be Froyo is a nice little upgrade from 2.1. Heck i sold my x10 for the nexus one and they're still trying to root 1.6 on their devices. Other devices are still waiting for an upgrade to 2.1 and we got 2.2 even before the all so called powerful EVO? damn i'm more than happy about that!

People get exited and inquisitive when they see my Nexus One, and those that know about android go bananas when they see 2.2 on it! I love it ...ok bye now have a nice day lol
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AbsoluteDesignz:
Exactly...the upgrade we REALLLLY are looking forward to is Gingerbread...

one thing I'm def looking forward to is the alleged UI refresh...bring it on.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amdathlonuk:
LOL......... and I thought Froyo was supposed to be the big upgrade.

I think it's a snowball effect, everyone talks each other into how good it's going to be and when it hits, it really isn't all that good.

Pretty much as I expected it to be, I wasn't expecting it to have any fundametal difference to my phone and I'm not dissapointed :)

It's just too buggy. Unfortunately.

They (Google) could have made it SO much better and all of the code needed was out there for them to do it. Shame.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ronnienyc:
K-9 :-(

In trying the K-9 mail app in order to get push, not only do the messages not come any faster than the stock mail app, but K-9 also crashes, and the type is hard to read. UNINSTALLED.

(I tried it a few times on different phones with the same weak results each time.)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] izmar:
The way Froyo was hyped on the internet, by everyone, made it seem like less of a feat when it released. I'm still using Froyo, and I am enjoying it completely. People say, wait for cyanogen, but honestly, compared to cyan 5.0.6, I see no difference. Maybe I'm not paying attention, but it seems like Froyo is stable and quick. Especially in the browser, wow. Flash is great, now I can watch porn without using a stupid made for iphone website. Hoorh flash. I am using Launcher Pro as well, it is just too smooth to give up. The new launcher for Froyo is ok, but half as smooth as launcher pro. Loving that app. The new features of Froyo and speed increases are great to have.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] big_adventure:
I am loving 2.2. I installed it (no wipe) over CM 5.0.6, and it is definitely faster browsing, faster in apps, everything. Even installing Flash has not done anything negative that I can see (obviously, Flash sites aren't Core i7 fast). I greatly miss trackball wake, hidden zoom buttons in the Browser, etc., but I can live without them until CM6 comes out.

PROs:

The built-in Android keyboard has added an amazing feature (finally) - you can switch languages by swiping the spacebar. It is fantastic if you need to, as I do, write equally in 2 languages.

The browser is brilliant - fast renders, good scrolling, great performance. I still find that the android browser handles double-tap zoom better than any other (including Mobile Safari on iPhone). Since I'm often using the phone one-handed, that is a killer function.

The speed is magnificent in nearly every respect. Apps load faster and move between screens and functions much more smoothly.

I find that the touchscreen response is significantly better in touch-intensive activities like photo and drawing apps.

The camera is a big improvement from 2.1, even if I still like the bonus features from the Desire cam.

The radio works better for me. I get more consistent high speeds, and less "dead" moments.

They added text-copy to the Gmail app. That is something I've wanted for a LOOOOOONG time, and I've used it at least 4 times since installing the Fro.

CONs and bugs:

I had to hack build.prop to see protected apps. No biggie, as I had a backup of my old one and just copied the fingerprint, but that is harder for those not used to beating such things.

We don't have the cache-moved-to-/cache-from-/data and other usability functions integrated just yet, and I have yet to reintegrate the required script to make it happen - I therefore had to delete a couple of big apps, because...

...The apps to SD function causes my phone to reboot. This is something that many people have seen when pushing the update without wiping their old one.

I seem to have trouble killing certain apps. Specifically, turning off Y5 does not work - it keeps on turning on my WiFi when I'm in a known location. That is not major - I want it on at home, and it won't hurt me when I'm out and about - but it prevented me from testing 3G yesterday. I finally just deleted my home network and then 3G was great. I started Advanced Task Killer (trying to kill Y5), and then I couldn't kill it, either. Oh well - this could also be linked to my non-wipe install.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Henchman:
The phone is way faster overal.

It is totally worth switching to.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pIxiLatEd:
K-9 has been running and displaying fine on my device ... maybe I'm just lucky?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ronnienyc:
pIxiLatEd, do you get instant e-mail? If so, what is your mail server?

Also, which version of K-9 are you using?

Thx!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prophetjinn:
I don't see why everyone's disappointed, Google already stated that this release was accidental, that's why they pulled the files. the version we received isn't the intended version, moreover some of the features dipicted in Google I/O were already said to not be implimented during the initial 2.2 release. They come later. (Not sure which ones)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ronnienyc:
prophetjinn, where was it stated that this release was an accident? I have not read that...thanks.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] altarity:
It's the bee's knees. The hotspot feature worked straight out of the box. I've got a couple of apps that were a little slow to load, and they are noticeably faster. I can also tell a difference in the speed webpages render. Maybe the biggest grin maker for me:

I can play bejeweled blitz in Facebook! I gave my wife the iphone when I got nexus. She's got a dedicated app and the bejeweled app for android sucks donkey balls. I was very pleased at how playable the flash version was after loading up Froyo and Flash.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Can you find me a link for that? I'd like to see what else they mentioned.

edit: Found this, but it's not na official comment from google however:

http://www.quietlycoding.com/?p=10

I'm gonna put my tin foil hat on and say that google did **** tease viral test in order to see major bugs before commiting the final update.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rusty!:
Different sites say different things, here we have TechCrunch claiming they were contacted by Google and FRF50 is rolling out: http://techcrunch.com/2010/05/22/android-froyo-launch/
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] logger:
An admirable change of heart :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] logger:
Lets just wait and see shall we.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RashaMatt:
I have a stock Nexus One (from Google) running on AT&T 3G.

I manually updated to FRF85B then to FRF91.

I have seen some weirdness on FRF91:

phone locked up once or twice, had to remove the battery.

more than once the phone would be taking about 5+ seconds for the unlock screen to become responsive after turn-on; rebooting solved this.

WiFi hotspot is flaky - sometimes my Win7 laptop can't connect to it, or only gets "limited connectivity - no internet access" - and no default gateway is set. But maybe this is AT&T's fault, with my slow, oversubscribed 3G tower?

browser occasionally goes non-responsive, must be killed and re-started.

phone sometimes runs very hot even with screen off (not sure this is related to Froyo).

When hotspot is active the battery only lasts about 20 hours - even with no clients connected.

Apart from these somewhat worrisome issues, I love the JIT speed improvement (very noticeable in a few apps, like beloved LauncherPro). And my "available memory" (as reported by ATK) went from ~30MB to over 200MB, wow!

I haven't unlocked/rooted it yet, but may try CM6 when it's ready... especially if I can do the "root-without-unlocking" thing. But I haven't seen any instructions for how to do that with FRF91.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] °Dexter°:
Hi,i guess it's a stupid question,and maybe the app isn't even froyo-compatible,but...which are neocore benchmark's results?

Any improvement over 2.1 not-so-good-performance?
[EVO 4G General] apristel:
Does the EVO have the same kind of caller id as the Wildfire?
[EVO 4G General] Mecha2142:
First of all, I'd like to say that Caller ID feature is pretty freaking awesome.

Second of all, I'd be dumbfounded if HTC didn't include this new version in the Evo. I mean, what's the reasoning on putting it on one of their midrange devices while excluding it from their best smartphone to date?
[EVO 4G General] oxeneers:
Unfortunately, no it doesn't. This feature is (as of right now) exclusive to the Wildfire.
[EVO 4G General] apristel:
bogus, but thanks for the info.
[EVO 4G General] Samzebian:
As of right now, meaning within the first couple weeks there will most likely be someone who cooks a rom that has it built in, and with the recent rooting of the rom, that day will be probably before launch date of the phone lol
[EVO 4G General] looneylu:
wow, I didn't see anything about that caller id til mentioned here.... really cool
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MFK DGAF:
ok I lost root access some how flashing the update.

What i did was i flash the ere27 I downloaded from rom manager and then applied it through the gui and then flashed the froyo update through recovery.

I have froyo now but I lost my root along with custom recovery. How do I get my root back?

I tried to flash RA recovery and i get an error saying can not load. I'm lost and have no more ideas as to how to gain root.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] timothydonohue:
why don't you just start over, from the superboot blah blah blah. should only take 20minutes from scratch
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MFK DGAF:
which superboot do i use? sorry i've never used superboot before.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrandroid:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=688000
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soundwave9999:
Here is Modaco's 2.2, u will not loose Root (once u get it back :)). http://android.modaco.com/content/g...o-com/309299/how-to-upgrade-your-n1-to-froyo/
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Travladin:
Same issues

Im having the same problem.. I've re flashed & rooted my phone from superboot in the process I've seen strange things happen.. Like home key not functioning & power button.. LOL.. I don't even have a recovery image once i upgrade to 2.2... the first time i installed 2.2 using Cyanogen advice everything went flawlessly I was even able to flash his kernel mod to get super user permission... Steps took: Rom manger used to flash ere27 and then stock 2.2.. I dam near bricked my phone making changes to my build.props to enable viewing of protected apps... Now I'm stuck on stock froyo with an outdated slow market place version 1.82 :confused:
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] yarso0:
How To downgrade w.m 6.5 To w.m 6.1 ?

I Search All The Fourm , But Not Find Anything .. :(
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] adiko:
down a 6.1 rom:p
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Bodisson:
Your search was flawed.

If you really searched, you would find this: Blackstone Wiki with all informations you need.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] tino1708:
download a 6.1 rom you like, do task29 first and flash it.

read this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=505377 and this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=653604
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] hamid.plus:
It's so easy! if you have already done HSPL, and I'm sure you've done it before, if you have wm6.5 now :D

I by myself several times switched between 6.5.x & 6.1, all you have to do is to download a ROM of WM6.1!

here below you can see some of them!

1. Topix 3.5 WM6.1 Manila 2.1

2. Park Basic 1.3

3. Cloudy 0.2

4. Black New III by Kenia
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Bodisson:
And USPL will do nicely - my HD is working proof... ;)

Performing Task 29 would not be bad idea if device was flashed often.

I recommend to flash latest stock 6.1 ROM you can find for your device. If not, latest Orange UK will be pretty good choice, due to later version of radio (1.14).

AFAIK, Park Basic is discontinued...
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] napsterdj:
I would suggest to flash a stock ROM since it already has 6.1 and then flash a 6.1 ROM of your choice. I've experienced issues when i downgrade from 6.5 to 6.1 sometimes.

Just to be on the safer side, flash the stock rom and then flash the 6.1 rom of your choice.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] mnemak:
I would suggest to flush stock rom and to stay with it :) The last one for ORANGE is a perfect rom imho :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=552366
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Fallen Spartan:
A guide for downgrading already exists. Just scroll down to the ottom of the first post in this thread
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] daddoo:
Reservations about Orange ROM

Hi, I wouldn't use the Orange ROM. I spent some time getting rid of it. Main drawback is the AGPS. It insists on making a data call everytime you want to use GPS software. Also, no Google mobile map, and when downloaded from Google, no satellite view. I would recommend the standard HTC 1.56 ROM, that uses just GPS and is just as quick.

Regards

Mike
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] mnemak:
I have Garmin and Igo software working flawlessly. No data calls made ever. GPS works fine. I dont use googlemaps so no opinion on that :)
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] NRGZ28:
I made a 6.1 ROM a while back.. check my "Energy" thread for it.
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] Bodisson:
Well, a-GPS can be easily disabled, so that's no big deal. There are several tools to do that here on forum, like HD Tweak. And you HAVE TO disable it if using iGO...

But standard ROM is also not a bad idea... not bad at all...
[Touch HD Windows Mobile ROM Development] mnemak:
Can't agree more :) With all due respect and gratitude to the cooks and the hard work and efforts they put into their roms, for a basic user like me the stock rom turns out to be the best and Ive tested quite a few custom ones.
[Touch HD General] eshghman189:
Plz Help me

tanx
[Touch HD General] mcdull:
coz 288 MB ram is for the entire system... including display / camera / framebuffer... .... ... .
[Touch HD General] andel2k:
taking advantage of your post, there's any command or any way to reset the (incoming / outgoing call timer)????:)
[Touch HD General] ASK768:
would suggest you open a new thread. someone who know how to reset the timer might not be interested in RAM usage.

also helps down the line when someone searches for a thread.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swagr:
Am I the only one experiencing this? It's frustrating searching for anything cause it takes soo long!

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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aoch88:
That's odd, mine works perfectly fine and everything is just smoother.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] izmar:
I have noticed a little lag actually, mainly when opening an apps page... Hopefully this will be resolved soon.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parrot5:
Mine was lagging on the first day. Been fast today though. I think it's just their Market database refreshing the caches located worldwide to include 2.2 in the filter rules. (The rules that determine whether an app shows up in your device)

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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] izmar:
Yeah, I just checked and I think it was just a temporary thing, things seem to be up to par now.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Adolflow:
I was having the same problem...

Fixed by going to settings->privacy then unchecking both checkboxes (first the second the the first, as just the first didn't fix it for me)..

I think it's that it's trying to restore an app no longer available and that's what's using all the resources?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kassemalaa:
works!

This fixes the problem, great find!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rjlan82:
Great find! I too had an incredibly slow market and that fixed it. Thx!

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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mddictator:
Was having probs with 2.2. Updated the radio - seems to b working fine now. Problems befor radio update were

-Gallery not loading properly. (Lags like a mofo)

-broken camcorder

-3g issues

Shoutout to Paul'O for saving us time on the update process!

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[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] htcmagic:
I am having the same issues. I will try disabling those settings.

Thanks
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nealed:
Can you be more specific when you say updated radio. the froyo updatw till put you on 32.36.00.28U_4.06.00.12_7 - so I assume you mean downgrading the radio rather than updating? Or did you reflash the new radio version afetr flashing froyo. This info could be useful to many experiencing problems with froyo