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[HD2 Accessories] objecttothis:
I just ordered one. I was just wondering about putting it in the holster screen side inward. I'm glad that you're able to do that. The clip in holster is great because you can easily get the device out without having to have any sort of permanent case on it. I guess that also means that down the road if I want to get the extended battery I can still use it with this holster and the cradle I just picked up.
[HD2 Accessories] TomInMB:
I am with you on this one!
[HD2 Accessories] objecttothis:
up until the last couple years most phones were either clamshell or didn't have screens this large or amazing. I personally don't have a problem with the holster since I can turn the screen side inward.
[HD2 Accessories] RhinoV:
Just came in today... and it fits perfectly, both face in and face out. It does seem to be more snug with face in than out, which is what I prefer anyway. Here are some pics:
[HD2 Accessories] alsalahi:
I would like to get holster like this. I will order it...thanks for the posting
[HD2 Accessories] mjtgch:
TMO HD2 holster

I just received the

exact same

holster from a company called Think Mobile Solutions. This holster is much cheaper, thinner and more brittle plastic than the one I bought a couple of years ago from SmartPhone Experts for my Dash. Also, the design was NOT intended to be for the "face in" which I prefer. No need to show people what's shakin' on the phone screen when it's on my belt. The tight fit "face in" is only because of this intentional design. I don't hold much hope for it to last. Oh, important, mine arrived broken. The pin that holds the belt clip busted out of the plastic, perhaps due to shipping. There really is no positive way for the pin to stay so I would check this periodically. I was able to repair my unit since I had a clip from another holster and was able to retrofit. The pin I used for this repair had an end-piece lock washer. Also, you get what you pay for. Mine was $9.99 with free shipping. SmartPhone Experts said they are working on a version. Can't wait. The original leather holster from my Dash actually does a decent job for the larger HD2.
[HD2 Accessories] objecttothis:
hmmm, I'm not sure its "exact same" in terms of build quality since I got mine the other day and it is very sturdy plastic and actually fits better face-in than face out. While I don't doubt that you got one from the same mould, I purchased mine from a different company on eBay and had the opposite experience than you have had. It's a little difficult to get it in and out of the holster (two-hand task), which leads me to suspect that the European version would fit it slightly better.
[HD2 Accessories] mjtgch:
TMO HD2 holster

Just found this cheap holster here - cellphoneshop.net/hd2.html - for $1.39!!!!
[HD2 Accessories] objecttothis:
Yeah, while that is the same design as the one I got, it is definitely not the same one. The sturdier one has "OP" embossed in the clip and on the back has HTC-HDZ printed in the plastic. It sounds like there is a cheap knock off version and a sturdier version.
[HD2 Accessories] bobdavisnpf:
Got the holster. It is a cheaper design than the Seidio by far. I will turn on the $5 monthly protection racket before I use this holster on a routine basis.

Invoice: Think Mobile Solutions SKU# 10259 T-Mobile HTC HD2 Holster Belt Clip $9.99 on sale, free shipping

Packaging: Wireless Accessories sticker PHLHTCHD2 made in China

Unit markings: "OP" on belt clip, "HTC-HDZ" on back face

The bottom corners are very small and snug, a perfect fit and I like them a lot. No felt lining and no room for any, but that doesn't bother me: scratches on the corners or backside of the phone are cosmetic, I got it as a working compute/communications platform not as a shiny new bling-fone.

The top clip is molded-in. The clip edge covers about 1" wide and maybe 1mm max over the top edge. It seems to not-quite clip into position all the way, like the phone is maybe 0.3mm too long and 0.2mm too deep for the latch to get all the way around the top edge. If it were a "perfect fit" then the clip would cover 2mm at the top edge, and I'd feel a lot more secure about it.

The top clip relies on the springiness of the plastic to release the phone, and relies on the stiffness of the plastic to hold it in place. It's artfully balanced - the plastic is just the right thickness and stiffness, accounting for the oversized camera-hole cutout. In fact I'm sure that's why the camera-hole cutout is the size & shape it is: to allow just the right spring-tension for the top clip. This is a more elegant use of materials and space: the Seidio uses a stiffer plastic, more of it, a steel hinge pin and a steel clothespin-style spring. Overall this unit's top clip has a 1mm lower top profile, a 2mm shorter profile, a 3mm lower bottom profile, and 0 extra parts. Call me old-school but I think this is just asking too much of the plastic, in the long run.

The belt clip assembly is fine. The depth taken up by the swivel assembly is the same as my old Seidio, at about 3mm. The clip itself leaves a bit less room for the belt, making it a nice choice for clipping over pants with no belt or a very thin belt. The depth taken up by the clip is about 4mm; my old Seidio takes up 5-6mm so this actually has a lower overall profile than the Seidio. Belt clip swivels 180 degrees with 7 ratcheting positions. Swivel, ease/firmness of movement, ease/firmness of belt clip are all very nice. The belt clip assembly uses a steel hinge pin and steel double-clothespin-style spring.

Overall: if you want a holster right now, this is likely to be a fine unit to get, and seems like a company worth supporting. It's a lower-profile, simpler design that may well turn out to be as reliable as the older Seidio.

But just to be safe, I'm turning on the $5 monthly protection before I use it while walking on sidewalks or cement floors. And yes I'll replace this with a Seidio as soon as they release one for the HD2.

Cheers,

Bob
[HD2 Accessories] objecttothis:
bobdavisnpf,

try putting the phone in the holster face in. I think you'll find that the clip actually secures the phone with it that way. Here's my theory on that:

Either the holster was developed for the non-US HD2 (which is 1.5mm shorter) and it just so happens that the US version only really fits faced in.

OR the holster was only designed for the phone to be inserted face in.

either way, I wouldn't put the phone in the holster with the screen face out anyway since then the screen is vulnerable to being hit.
[HD2 Accessories] bobdavisnpf:
Thanks Travis, it's fitting better face-in. I dremeled out the bottom corners a bit - they were angled to match the glass-out orientation - and now the top clip fits just right.
[HD2 Accessories] objecttothis:
yeah, I noticed that the bottom corners are slightly angled. I'll have to dremel those out as well. After owning the holster for a week I've noticed that the plastic does loosen up a bit for ya, so now it clips in and out of the holster pretty nicely, but stays in when you want it to... I'm pleased.
[HD2 Accessories] bobdavisnpf:
OP HTC-HDZ clip broke

Update on the cheap belt clip: it broke. ...

Think Mobile Solutions SKU# 10259 T-Mobile HTC HD2 Holster Belt Clip $9.99 on sale, free shipping ...

Packaging: Wireless Accessories sticker PHLHTCHD2 made in China ...

Unit markings: "OP" on belt clip, "HTC-HDZ" on back ...

The first time I wore this clip in a car, I had the phone out of the holster to use the Bing navigation (thanks Bing!) and it's a good thing. When I got out of the car and snapped the phone into the holster, it came apart in my hands. The clip hinge had broken where one of 2 plastic eyelets are on the clip part.

If I'd had the phone in the holster while driving, it probably would have tumbled to the pavement as I got out of the car.
[HD2 Accessories] objecttothis:
So to update my original endorsement. A few days after I wrote this my holster began to crack at the top where the tab slides over the top of the phone. I contact the eBay seller and they assured me that it was designed for the T-Mobile version and that the phone should be face out. I sent them pictures of the phone face out and assured them that it didn't fit at all that way and since the T-Mobile version is 1.5mm taller that I was certain that this holster was made for the Euro version. They fought me on it, but in the end I filed a complaint and the picture evidence was convincing... they even paid for my shipping back to them... back to the drawing board...
[HD2 Accessories] sullitf:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=350368898635&Category=20336&_trkparms=algo%3DLVI%26its%3DI%26otn%3D2#ht_3455wt_943

Just ordered one of these, looks like exactly the kind of holster I've been looking for. Hopefully it works out better than the "OP" branded holster others tried! I'll come back to the thread and update when it gets here, but it looks like it should do the job nicely!
[HD2 Accessories] objecttothis:
Yeah, I'd like to hear about how this one works out. I was looking at that one but after the last one I wasn't excited about trying another one. If this one doesn't put any stress on the plastic (especially the tab at the top) when it's clipped in then I'll give it a shot.
[HD2 Accessories] axion711a:
Got this one via DayDeal, fit is tight when face in, won't fit face out. Two hand operation to clip and unclip.

Spring for belt clip broke after one week.
[HD2 Accessories] objecttothis:
Which one is "this one"? There are two different holsters in question. One with "OP" marked on the belt clip, and the other branded "Cellet" on the belt clip. A lot of us had trouble with the "OP" one (broken belt clips and tab plastic at the top breaking).
[HD2 Accessories] axion711a:
Got the 'Cellet' one.
[HD2 Accessories] sullitf:
As an update I just got the Cellnet one in the mail. It seems to fit well, tight yes but it holds firmly with the screen in which is what i wanted. I can get the phone out with one hand, getting it in with one hand is a little harder but can be done...doesn't really bother me.

It seems to be of good enough quality, but I guess I'll see what happens after a few days/weeks use
[HD2 Accessories] sullitf:
Its been about a week since I got the Cellnet holster, no problems so far. It still seems just as sturdy as it did on day 1, fits the phone really well (screen side in), and is rubber-coated so it isn't scratching my phone at all.

I'd say anyone looking for a screen-in holster should go for it, its exactly what i was looking for!
[HD2 Accessories] KruseLudsMobile:
Holster woes... anybody got a better quality one yet???

I love those holsters - but only if they fit and don't break, face in, and can allow quick access with one hend... anybody? Seido?
[Windows Mobile Themes] tommieremix:
How do you change the icons through manila and windows mobile 6.5
[Windows Mobile Themes] Dirk:
Try this link... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=567080
[Windows Mobile] saurabh88:
i have made lots of rom with different theme with chome.

but can someone tell me how to cook new theme for manila 2.0 and make it default?????????

so that after launching touch flow it automatically get updated with manila:confused::confused:
[Windows Mobile] sheennick123456:
go to manila package and replace the default theme images with the ones you want and replace default theme xml with yours

and sorry i cant explain it properly cause i the last manila 2.0 ROM i cooked was a year ago
[Windows Mobile] + Que PPC:
Make themes for manila is hard task you know... cause the xml is not a default xml format... you can search a lil using this tags...

How to edit manila 2D homesettings.xml

and you can get some examples searching as... manila 2D themes (this themes are for manila 1.0 not mega's)
[Windows Mobile] saurabh88:
ok some more..

how to set default wallpaper of mine as manilla after rom upgrading??mean how to cook them so that i can get them on the first boot and set automatically as default wallpaper??:confused::confused:
[Windows Mobile] sheennick123456:
replace the file "hh_fw_background.png" with the one you want
[Windows Mobile] saurabh88:
ahhh love that man..
[Windows Mobile] saurabh88:
nice one that bro..

this is off topic..

how can i do the same for titenium??
[Windows Mobile] + Que PPC:
mmm you must to see wich theme are you using and change the files inside the TSK "stwater_XXX_XXX.jpg"

change the extension of the TSK to CAB

then open it with cab manager

then change the pics

then save the cab

rename it back to TSK

and sign trust that TSK ;)

if you are using classicblue the images are classicblue_stwater_XXX_XXX.jpg
[Windows Mobile] saurabh88:
thanx and sorry for my lazyness..

there is already a tut by mr.makk..

i have done it ...
[Windows Mobile] saurabh88:
after adding my custom image i got blown:eek::eek::eek:

when i switch the different tabs in manilla that wallpaper appear as half and half part is of that manila flipping clock??:eek::eek::eek:
[Hero CDMA General] calripkenturner:
Can anybody shed some light on what 2.1 rom is the most stable?

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[Hero CDMA General] chfields:
I am currently using Damagecontrol 2.08.1 as my daily with no issues...
[Hero CDMA General] VinceOB:
Is it really that difficult to use a simple search link in the brown bar above??
[Hero CDMA General] riggsandroid:
just say no to responding on these threads from now on. :-D
[Hero CDMA General] nighteyes_wolf:
One cannot answer an impossible question. What is stable for one may not be stable to another. I for one am enjoying the purehero rom at the moment, but it has its quirks. They are all going to have their quirks because of the unofficial source material. Until the official release none of these roms will be "100% stable" though some come damn close that's for sure.

Fresh, Damage, Aloysius, ic3, purehero, Darch etc etc....All great roms.

Try em all and see what runs most stable for you.

No offense but I wish people would stop posting new threads asking for roms that are A. Stable, B. Fastest, C. Best, D. Vanilla with sense elements, E. Sense with vanilla elements...the same question is worded differently and all answered the same....frequently
[Hero CDMA General] NRGZ28:
Thread moved to General.
[Hero CDMA General] centran:
That is the best advice. Try them out and see what you like.

If you are worried about your apps then get Titanium Backup from the Market Place. If you don't want to donate to that app then I recommend not re-installing your apps until you are sure you like the ROM you choose. When you re-install apps with Titanium Backup you have to do a lot of clicking unless you running the donate version.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] iloveandroid:
OK so I love the keyboard from android.grdlock.net (under the extras section) but I hate how the background on it is clear could someone fix this and upload a new apk or tell me how I can fix this myself
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] adrenalinerush12:
Download Smart Keyboard Pro. It's an awesome keyboard. It has a stock Android theme, HTC theme, iPhone theme, all built in. And it has some really nice features over the stock keyboard too.
[HD2 General] sunnyou:
http://ooforsakenoo.blogspot.com/ a blog reviewing accessories and apps for HD2, pretty informative
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] tonyx3:
On my N1 (CM 5.0.6), I use custom versions of the Droidsans fonts that are modified to include Thai language support. Every time I flash new rom, they get overwritten, of course. Previously, I'd restore them via adb push, but I'd like to let them live in a directory on my sdcard, and restore them from the phone itself.

So I tried to write a .sh script to copy them over to /system/fonts, and then just run it from the busybox terminal emulator that's included in CyanogenMod.

The files are named the same as the stock fonts, of course.

So my script is basically a series of 'cp -f /font/on/sdcard /system/fonts/fontname'

But when I run it, the wont copy. It says it can't create the files, 'File exists'

I thought the -f option was the 'force overwrite' option, no?

What am I doing wrong?

I ran the script as root, I tried it in gscript. Now what?

Thanks.
[Android Apps and Games] okcppcnut:
I'm trying to move my a2sd partition to a new sd card but Im not having any luck. I have the card partitioned. I copied my old card onto my Linux desktop then put the new card in my computer and copied the files onto the ext partition. When I turned on the phone it is not recognizing the apps on the card. I had to move the folders over using root access on my desktop. Once I had the files moved over the folders were showing up but had an "X" on them. Can anyone help? I really dont want to have to reinstall all of my apps.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moguledyouth:
I have tried multiple Roms based on the latest 2.1 leak and with all of them I have been unable to get ANY version of Launcher.apk to work including ADWLauncher which is my favorite launcher to use. Is there some missing framework etc. that is the cause of all this? Any help with this problem and how to fix it would be most appreciated.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VinceOB:
Chances are its missing the .odex. The newest leak is an odexed rom therefore .odex files are needed.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darchstar:
not exactly. its because all the apps need to be signed with the same keys :-/ . he's most likeley getting a shared uuid error
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VinceOB:
Yea that too. :p
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moguledyouth:
So I guess my question then is, is there any way that I can fix it so it does work?
[HD2 General] GTI WR6:
Hello All,

My 8GB Sandisk SD Card stopped working after syncing with WMDC. My card reader in Windows 7 32bit does not recognize it. My Nokia E71 as well as my Canon camera does not recognize it.

Whenever I put the card in my HD2, it ask to reformat to 30MB!!! and even after I reformat it to 30MB, it is still not being recognized. I've used Reformat SD card app and still nothing works.

Any suggestions, I've had the card for a day only. :(

Thanks.
[HD2 General] GTI WR6:
Spoke to the seller and he will replace mine. Hopefully it was a part of a bad batch.
[HD2 General] Elemental_Fire:
The same thing happened to me :mad: The only thing is, I tried it in LOTS of devices, gave up, and to protect my files, I put it in a blender and turned it into dust...

Maybe Sandisk Micro SD's and WMDC have some sort of incompatibility :/
[HD2 General] shak7i:
i had exactly the same problem. This is a manufacturer's fault
[HD2 General] shak7i:
what do you mean by 'bad batch'? was your hd2 faulty or memory card? willing to know this because i'm afraid if i buy another memory card it will get corrupted too :(
[HD2 General] GTI WR6:
I mean the SD card was probably a bad batch.

By the way, what is a good SD card other than SanDisk?

I would also like to point out that 3 of my colleagues have HD2 with Sandisk 8MB card and they have had no problems. However, I bought mine 2 days ago while they bought theirs more than 2-3 months ago.
[HD2 General] shak7i:
sandisk has different classes. you can buy a class 6 if you want but it will be more expensive than class 2. you can also buy toshiba. i think i will buy a toshiba 16gb on ebay for my hd2.
[HD2 General] dwali:
+1

bad batch...
[HD2 General] GTI WR6:
got a replacement. its been working fine for the past 3 days.
[HD2 General] GTI WR6:
My replacement just died after a week of use. The replacement was the same as original Sandisk 8 GB.
[HD2 General] porfa:
About two months ago i bought a 8gb sandisk for my PSP

after two days it broke, it just stopped working, and when inserted into the console

the memory stick light indicator would just blink for ever...

so i went to the store, they replaced it on spot..

and about a month later it died. so, here i am with no warranty or receipt for my sandisk...

just for the record, if anyone cares to check with your own..

SANDISK Memory stick pro duo 8GB

Serial:B10934813813G

im going to the store and explain this to the gu, and check with sandisk or wtv.. maybe i'll get lucky.. maybe not..

Sorry for invading this forum i have no idea what it is about lol.
[HD2 General] GTI WR6:
I bought a 4GB Transcend Class 2 Micro SD card after both my 8GB Class 2 Sandisk Micro SD Cards. Sad to say the Transcend died as well after 3 weeks of use.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] jamsk8er1994:
What is with the 32A roms, does the 32B not get any love? Come on dev's

;D

I enjoy trying new stuff out, and the 710mhz OC seems interesting..

Too bad i got the 32B "/ :(
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] acids7n:
try the dream/g1 forum

and there are 32b roms here also, just keep looking
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] jamsk8er1994:
I just found a thread talking about the hardware etc etc

and explaining all that.. I know this is offtopic about thread but..

Where would i find the newest danger spl/radio? I've searched and only

found installation tutorials without links.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] kbeezie:
In a nutshell

32A = More Rams, More user-space

what it boils down to pretty much.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] kbeezie:
DangerSPL only applies to the G1/Dream mind you, and only needed for something like Cyanogenmod 5.0.7 (experimental) where the rom needs a bigger /system partition than the G1/Dream can normally handle. If you attempt to flash the DangerSPL onto any other device its a guaranteed brick (hence the name danger).
[Off-topic] Purple Drama Llama:
I have two PC's, one is a XP Media Center Edition. It had a virus on it and kept getting a corrupt file, so my techyish relative came and wiped the hard drive from scratch ( or so he says but it was a partial wipe) and reloaded the OS onto it. It worked fine, but then kept getting the corrupt file again. I then decided to order the recovery disks from HP, which is the computer manufactuer. They arrived and I put them in, followed the steps, and all wen well until I came to the recovery partition. It was backing everything up ( one time process only) into the recovery partition all fine and dandy until it came to a file that had to do with Microsoft Office. It stayed their for about 45 minutes backing up this file where the longest had been 10 minutes max for all the others. I looked the file up and it said it was a small 10 mb file, so I turned the computer off and went to normal without the recovery partition. Worked fine until one day something happened and I guess I needed to do the recovery again (it's been a few months since this has happened) and did all the steps, but it wouldn't take. It gets to about 4% and then dies with a BSOD and this message:

A problem has been detected and Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer.

DATA_KERNAL_INPAGE_ERROR

If this is the first time you’ve seen this stop error screen, restart your computer. If this screen appears again, follow these steps:

Check to make sure any new hardware or software is properly installed. If this is a new installation, ask your hardware or software manufacturer for any Windows updates you might need.

If problems continue, disable or remove any newly installed hardware or software. Disable BIOS memory options such as caching or shadowing. If you need to use Safe Mode to remove or disable components, restart your computer, press F8 to select Advanced Startup Options, and then select Safe Mode.

Technical information:

*** STOP: 0x0000007A (0xE121F318, 0xC0000185, 0xBF8B6147, 0x1C610860)

***	win32k.sys – Address BF8B6147 base at BF800000, Datestamp 3b7de698

Copied it down word for word, space for space. Can anyone help me get this thing up and running again? It's now getting important.
[Off-topic] Purple Drama Llama:
Forgot to mention that I get the same problem each time I put the recovery disk in.