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[XPERIA X10 General] Carlo_WPG:
It wouldn't take much any more with the mass social networking available to everyone.

However we run into an issue with this idea. What used to be the norm - of the phone manufacture supporting their phone for about 2 years is done and over with. I've heard complaints from people using other phone as well - HTC, Samsung, LG, etc. They all have the same issues with support. Samsung and HTC has been keeping a head of Sony because they released frequent updates (some to fix issues due to non-fully tested roms they themselves released) hence why they are ahead of the game. But they still stop support after about 6 - 8 months.

Cell phones in the rest of the world don't cost as much as they do in North America because there is a larger market to sell to in other places. Since most of these phones are mass produced in asian markets, often by the same plant as a competitor, knock-offs are quite common. They may not have the exact same stats but are comparable. If your not going to get the support anyways from the brand name company, might as well take a chance with a nock-off.

I've seen a number of these knock-off phones floating around my office lately. Equipped with Android and the roms are relatively generic (although they seem to favor the HTC clock and interface). Frequent updates from the manufacture over the internet.

Before deciding on the X10 I was debating between the Blackberry Torch and the X10. My manager recommended the X10 due to processor and ram, and well because its Android (and he and I both run our home systems primarily in Linux). I also read articles from SE that stated they were going to support it long into the future with frequent updates. I was told at the Sony Store even that I shouldn't worry about the fact it was on 1.6 that Sony was going to push out updates well into 3.0. So based on the information I was given at the time I chose the SE route. I had a bad experience with a previous SE phone - w580i - where ALL the buttons stopped working with less than 2 years of use, but figured maybe I should give SE another shot with the X10.

Next phone I go clone.
[XPERIA X10 General] javagreen:
That's a misconception. Just sayin.. :)
[XPERIA X10 General] loneLEE:
-_- pot calling kettle black. You've been making enemies along the way since last year, kiddo. And aren't you supposed to hole yourself to some iPhone community with your oh-so-godly video-calls?

And I still can't believe you are still using the lame reasoning of accusing people of using multiple accounts, WHEN SOME MODERATOR ALREADY CLARIFIED THAT NOBODY HERE USES MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS.

It's either you do selective reading, or you're just plain dumb.

And please stop the 4th quarter 2.2 rumor. IT'LL NEVER HAPPEN.

Oh, yeah... before you're gonna go to your usual 'oh you're the same person' nonsense again, I've actually have some incidents where ilead and pngface don't agree with my pointers. So if you are gonna be creative by saying I'm having disagreements with myself, I'd confirm that you're beyond hope =D

Gosh. Can't you just stay dead? -_-
[XPERIA X10 General] pngface:
Wasn't that post made back in May or something?
[XPERIA X10 General] bossa_ger:
SE call centre called me a while ago to get feedback after they upgraded my X10 to 2.1.

The officer confirmed that X10 will skip 2.2, and be directly upgraded to 2.3.

This 2.3 upgrade is scheduled in the same quarter as the release of SE Arc.
[XPERIA X10 General] Flo95:
He's wrong or Sony want to make a surprise :D
[XPERIA X10 General] pngface:
I really wish I could believe you, but I'm afraid there is no 2.3 for us
[XPERIA X10 General] ooidort:
Meh, very unlikely. They've already officially stated that they will not update past 2.1 and I believe them more than a guy with just this one post.
[XPERIA X10 General] behrad_m:
not good for every day use
[XPERIA X10 General] behrad_m:
I hate SE but love XDA.

Refer to this Post

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=952323

It's the best till now
[XPERIA X10 General] MrHassell:
2.2 - Froyo - Evertything working

So.. here I am using an update that will never officially exist - but it does!

Difference is that it did not have anything to do with Sony, it was all to do with Zdzihu, Binary, Jerpelea and the dev's at XDA making it possible.

Few weeks or so and we will have 100% functional Gingerbread, maybe even Honeycomb.. maybe in that time our phones will have fallen in the toilet and we will be using Motorola Atrix or HTC HD7... both capable of dual booting Android and WP7... something NO SE device will be doing, most likely ever!

This has nothing to do with the brilliant dev's at XDA and the great work that goes on here. We could probably teach SE a thing or three but they actually don't care.
[XPERIA X10 General] thatski:
Guys,

You may not all be aware but the upgrade from 2.1 to 2.3 has been released already.

Please search this over the net and you will see that it has been officially out for the taking.
[XPERIA X10 General] scoobysnacks:
Buddy you're replying to a thread that is months old...
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] delayynee:
I am rooted, using amon-ra's care bear. i think its like 1.6.2 or something. :confused:

I use backup for root users, someone told me not to but idk why. . .

Every time I flash a new rom and restore my apps, it re-charges me for my paid apps ! :mad:

ANY HELP ?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nmw407:
when you reinstall paid apps, it always reauthorizes your purchase, but it doesn't actually charge your credit card. Is that what's happening or are you actually seeing the charges on your credit card statement?

I've installed, reinstalled, & restored multiple times and I've never been charged again.

I use Titanium Backup and My Backup Pro in conjunction. Titanium restores the apps, My Backup restores the settings.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Binary100100:
No it doesn't. After you purchase an app from the Market and uninstall the purchased app it changes the 'price' to 'purchased' and you don't get charged by downloading again. Are you sure that you're not looking to pirate apps? :p
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] delayynee:
Well, i used the apk files to get my paid apps. So I guess they are in the unknown sources. But whenever I restore, and go to my account - it shows that my bill is higher. Maybe i should just redownload the apps, but from the market .
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] delayynee:
Well, i used the apk files to get my paid apps. So I guess they are in the unknown sources. But whenever I restore, and go to my account - it shows that my bill is higher. Maybe i should just redownload the apps, but from the market
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Binary100100:
That would be the best idea and not to mention the only one that we can help you with. XDA is very strick against piracy and any hint of such could be a one way ticket to bansville.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] b0ricuaguerrero:
titanium backup for root users +$3.99 donation to dev = 0 click back up and restore of all your apps.
[HD2 General] Duce HD2:
Now, This might sound like a dumb question, but is there a way when navigating or getting direction through Bing or Google to have the map not turn around in circles? It makes it hard to follow and easy to make a left instead of a right and vice versa. I'm wondering if there's a way to keep the "my location" arrow to stand still and have the map rotate around instead.

Anybody have any ideas? Thanks
[HD2 General] s0leFUNK:
I know what you are saying (to always be north oriented). I looked through the Bing settings and couldn't find anyway to do it. Well with Bing, when a turn is coming up it goes to different screen anyway so I guess it really isn't that necessary.

Sidenote: Bing w/ voice navi has truly solidified the HD2 as my all-in-one device. Navi, internet, music player, movies, games... All I need to get through my days are my wallet and HD2.
[HD2 General] Duce HD2:
I agree with you that Bing is a great tool, but I have to say that I find those pop-up screens kind of anoying....maybe it's just me...When I had google nav with android it worked great! It would even automatelly zoom in for an exit or turn - loved it. I just hope that google is going to make it available to WM soon. :confused:
[HD2 General] zoth:
I think Goole Nav will available soon with MS Bing drifting behind them, it would just be a good move.

But then again this is Google, a company who tried to self the N1 themselves and look at what happend.:D
[Nexus One Accessories] denimjunkie82:
Hello,

Now that Froyo more or less came out and apps will start having Apps2SD function, it's time for a MicroSD upgrade.

What I want is on-phone performance - that running heavy 3D games on SD would perform as smoothly as if it was on internal memory. Is there a general consensus on what brand/class would suffice, and what is overkill? I have no concern over data cable transfer speed, as I'm pretty sure the phone will limit the speed much before the SD card does.

I'm looking at this Sandisk 16gb MicroSDHC Class 2 for $35 after shipping:

http://www.amazon.com/SanDisk-Flash...ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=pc&qid=1275145563&sr=1-1

Anyone know if this would suffice?

Past threads have always went on tangents about good brand vs knock offs, how class is important vs. a marketing ploy, etc etc. Has a general consensus been reached in the xda community over what is sufficient but not overkill for onboard performance? Perhaps people who have already ran App2SD and use games and videos a lot have some input.

Thanks
[Nexus One Accessories] Gr8gorilla:
I have a Top Ram 16 Gig class 6 and I think I paid about the same as you looking to pay for a class2. I also have a class2 that I have had for over a year. I used to use it in my blackberry. It still works and it is made by one of the cheap manufacturers.
[Nexus One Accessories] d0ugie:
Argh, I'm suffering from chronic SD corruption. So I'm in the market for a new chip. Think I'll spring for a 32gb this time. What's the latest on one that's both compatible and fast? And cheap too, that would be nice, links appreciated.
[Nexus One Accessories] scote:
Considering that due to the amount of RAM the N1 has your main apps will be loaded already so card speed is not a significant factor, unless you use lots of different apps on a regular basis.

A faster card is beneficial mostly for the time i takes when I am loading up new music and possibly vids if you use it for that
[Nexus One Accessories] daveknights:
This is the first 32gb MicroSD card I have seen "In Stock" Pretty expensive for a class 2 though.

http://www.buy.com/prod/sandisk-sds...crosdhc-32-gb-retail/q/loc/101/215191110.html
[Nexus One Accessories] frankzua77:
!!

Im not sure the nexus 1 can handle a 32GB card , wow that's a lot lol, but you can get one for like $30 on ebay... http://bit.ly/9J7u2S
[Nexus One Accessories] ggrant3876:
You can get a 16gb class 10 for about $90.00.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0036V5DGG...e=asn&creative=380341&creativeASIN=B0036V5DGG
[Nexus One Accessories] GldRush98:
Micro SDHC is a standard that supports up to 32gb. Of course it can handle it just fine.

I run a 16gb Class 6 in mine, works fine :)
[Nexus One Accessories] Gr8gorilla:
bewar ebay, there a lot of folks selling fake cards. They even read as what they were sold as but then fill up mighty quick............

The class is not needed I don't think

I have a class six and have been running games on it from sd for 3 months cant tell a bit of difference. I run linpack from sd and it works fine too!
[Nexus One Accessories] android01:
the only real 32gb card is found here., http://www.sandisk.com/products/mobile-memory-products/sandisk-microsdhc
[Nexus One Accessories] liam.lah:
no f-ing way that is real for $30
[Nexus One Accessories] CodeMonkey:
I'm running a 32gb Sandisk Class 2 in my Nexus as of last Friday. No problems (apart from a looooong time to refresh the media library after resyncing my music).
[Nexus One Accessories] djmcnz:
You can not get a genuine 32GB Micro SD card for US$40.

A good class 2 card (2MB/s) will offer you the same performance as any other class in your phone.

The limitation is not the speed of the card.

Buy a brand name card with the capacity you require and be done with the complexity.
[Nexus One Accessories] jasrups:
I don't know too much about transfer rates but basically what you're saying is that a a brand name class 2 card will be just as good as say a class 6? I'm in the market for a new SD card as well, and the class 6 cards are much more expensive. I'm wondering if they're worth it.
[Nexus One Accessories] djmcnz:
No, in a phone they're not worth it at all and people who say so are either selling snake oil or are embarrassed because they've paid for one and are foolish for doing so.

The best I can do just at the moment is this:

The Nexus, like probably every other phone out there, is a) not typically used for high rate sustained write activities and b) is designed to write to class 2 media to begin with.

If you have a large, highly fragmented sd card higher speeds will help. This of course is easy to avoid in the first place.

Get a higher capacity, class 2, brand name card for the same money and you're away laughing.

NB - If somebody waves a magic wand and all of a sudden the Nexus can record video at 1080p at a high enough bitrate then perhaps my advice would be invalidated... but don't hold your breath for that to happen... :)
[Nexus One Accessories] jasrups:
Thanks for the info man! I was obviously misinformed, you just saved me a bunch of money ;)
[Nexus One Accessories] MintyFloss:
so just curious. now that CM 5.0.8 comes with 720p recording, would a class 2 still suffice?
[Nexus One Accessories] fshek:
I am also searching the web recently to look for a cost-effective high vol microSD. My finding is: don't 100% trust the "class" specified by mfr. I used ATTO Disk Benchmark to test two 8G microSD that I have: Transcend 8G Class 6 and Sandisk 8G Class 4.

<Transcend Class6> Write: 6-10MB/s Read: 16MB/s

<Sandisk Class 4> Write: 14MB/s Read: 20MB/s

From similar test results on the web, it seems that Sandisk uses to under-state the performance of their card. Finally I get a Sandisk 16G Class 2 for my N1, and here is the test result with the same setting:

<Sandisk 16G Class2> Write: 7MB/s Read: 20MB/s

Although Sandisk only specifies it as class 2, it actually performs like a class 6.

I suspect the importance of the speed of the SD card too, coz I think the write speed into ROM, should be way slower than 6-7MB/s (correct me if I am wrong ^_^)... If the speed of v2.1 w/o app2sd is acceptable to you, then v2.2 with 6-7M write speed card should be logically fine with you.
[Nexus One Accessories] MintyFloss:
huh that's interesting. i just might pick that up from amazon then..
[Nexus One Accessories] scote:
I Dont think fragmentation makes any difference to write speed, these are not mechanical devices like hard disks.

Also defragging is pointless and shortens the life of the card by increasing the number of writes.
[Nexus One Accessories] djmcnz:
You are wrong, at least in part. Please research before posting...
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
Themes:

drewden123's Stock 2.1 theme for RLS 1 (Download) By drewden123 (More Screenshots)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
** Reserved too **
[Touch CDMA Android Development] incubus26jc:
Congrats man!!! Looks awesome. I cant wait to get my new device going to try this out. Great work once again:)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] crackeyes:
first to install so far very nice once i find an issue i will report

Edit

I have noticed a few things.

1. there are graphic issues with some of the overlays (in other words some items are cut off) I am trying to find where i saw that at

2. no facebook intergration

3. Google voice does not work

4. when calls come in they will vibrate but not play the tone you have set or show picture you have set for them

5. using the default messaging app it does not pull your contact names via letters you have to type out their numbers for it to find the person.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sricke66:
Can't download

Anyone else having issues downloading? Can't get to site from link.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sricke66:
Ok, after about 10 trys it is downloading. Can't wait.

THANKS Myn!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] PulseFate:
Has anyone using this build used in the past Incubus's Super Eclair Lite Build and can compare the two (performance wise or other differences)?

EDIT: Will this build fit entirely on NAND and is it smaller or bigger then the Super Eclair Lite Build.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] crackeyes:
no offense to Incubus but this build blows his out of the water. So smooth even when it was not over clocked. with the over-clock it is even faster. Incubus I enjoy your hard work so dont let this discourage you in continuing your hard work.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] chourmovs:
i was thinking that it was time that best one moder finally come to eclair :D

Thank you, i'll test it asap
[Touch CDMA Android Development] chourmovs:
you have to compare to latest aqtrans' witch is very good and smooth
[Touch CDMA Android Development] inertone:
wow myn this by far the sexiest build i have seen!

can wait to try it out!!

this needs the eclair nbh right?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
hey, myn - i assume we still have exchange mail, how about contacts and calendar? those have been keeping me on tattoo atm... some of the other eclair builds have synced contacts with exchange, so i'm hoping...? :)

looking forward to running it either way, nice work.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] inertone:
i just got a CRC error when extracting the 320x480nand version

i'm going to redownload to see if it was just a corrupt download

edit: a second download of the zip produced the same CRC error

anyone else seeing the same error?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Alex-V:
Thanks for the new build....very cool :)

But i can not start wifi with my polaris and sdcard nomorootfs (use your zimage you suggest)

Any idea or fix

Thanks for answers...with kind regards...Alex
[Touch CDMA Android Development] ovisoftblue:
3G / WiFi not working

Hi myn,

Just installed it on my Kaiser, and can't access 3G and WiFi. Do they work for anybody else? (the Mobile Networks check is grey, and if I push it, it thinks for a while and still remains grey).

Any help, anybody? My network is Vodafone Romania.

I have also tried Incubus's eclair, your Warm Donut, and now this, with the haret from your original package.

Thanks,

Ovi
[Touch CDMA Android Development] crackeyes:
As did i when trying to try the larger resultion
[Touch CDMA Android Development] inertone:
lame

i think myn is going to have to re-upload the file
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Jiggity Janx:
240 on SD using 29-5 zImage, sys and data on Ext2, is running smooth as silk. Looking forward to running this through the gauntlet on it's way to becoming my primary build.

As usual, great work Myn. Thanks!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] PulseFate:
lol i'm just talking about the setup at the beginning but its scary fast compared to the other builds I've used. Waited about 30 minutes before using and the performance is simply a-mazing. Everything was installed on NAND, and there is 100mb free for apps.

Will let post again after I have filled up the phone again or encounter an error.

Thanks so much for the build Myn!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] despou:
Thank you! It worked :)
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Iozeg:
no data connection

I have found out that I have no connection even after applying apn fix. Still see only 2 default apn's in the settings\wireless. Anyone got the same problem?

Also! If there is an incoming call when my screen is pattern locked - I have to manually unlock and only then I will see and will be able to answer the call.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] intimidatorx31:
As good as Handcent sms is....

it ran slow on warm donut. I havent tried it on eclair but i can only assume itll be worse.

I text really fast but both swype and android keyboard are a bit slow.

I would have to show a video comparison between warm donut texting and eclair texting.

Its alright though... this is still in beta.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] foxct2005:
Please can you create an SQSH Package for polaris ?

Thanks in advance.

Best regards.

FoxCT.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] piotrv:
Works fine on Kaiser!

Thanks heaps
[Touch CDMA Android Development] SuperJMN:
I noticed that in my device the the free RAM is always about 19-22 MB. No matter how I do, it doesn't use any more memory, but it keeps ending tasks as soon as switch from one to another.

For example, if I start Opera and go to say Gmail, as soon as I switch back to Opera, it shows the "Loading..." screen again. I think it due to a inefficient use of the memory of the device, because it has another +18 MB remaining.

Who could I change that in order to use more RAM without the OS kicking out processes so early?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] xryan007:
I am using Warm Donut now and and SUPER excited to try this. My only concern is I use my Bluetooth (A2DP) stereo audio at the gym every day.. This isn't a "fix this plzzz" post, however I'm curious if this is on the radar at all.

Thanks so much for ALL your work.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] scooter66:
why is the kernel version stuck at 2.6.25?

Hi there. I've been playing with Warm Donut and Warm Eclair (both of which are awesome and nice jobs; thanks!). I've also checked out other Eclair versions. All of this on Kaiser, although I don't think it matters. Every version I check out is stuck at kernel version 2.6.25, which is pretty old.

Is a newer kernel version available? Is one being worked on?

Does anyone have any info on this?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] sak211l:
No problem your welcome
[Touch CDMA Android Development] youngsien:
thanks also for releasing eclair, waiting for update....
[Touch CDMA Android Development] preardon:
The kernel thread is here.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] BottleB:
I'll be waiting BETA 2 or 3 to flash unless someone tells me i can rely on my phone with this!

Can't wait to test it out damnit! :D
[Touch CDMA Android Development] myn:
You can do nand and ext2 or even just oldskewl sdcard and have multiple roms on your device.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] Dominik06:
when there will be beta2?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] celticchrys:
Bluetooth?

Exactly what does and does not work with bluetooth on Warm Eclair? Is it everything but A2DP, or no audio at all, not even for phone calls? Data transfer?

Thanks.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
Yeah, I had a daydream about a system selector that would let you chose which components to run from where at boot, and remember what you last chose as a default with a timer... Too bad I don't have limitless time lol.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] mrkite38:
EDIT: BT /EDIT audio routing doesn't work on Eclair, period. BT functions that do not requires audio routing should work.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] BottleB:
So I can assume that this rom is pretty stable and basic phone call functions and data works fine?
[Touch CDMA Android Development] cbaty08:
Working fine for me text and call-wise.... People have complained about texts lagging, but I have not been observing this issue myself.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tonywu1977:
THANKS Myn!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] celticchrys:
Thanks for the answer. I watch development with baited breath!
[Touch CDMA Android Development] iseeka:
tried on a pola100 with 06-01 nbh

Everything works quite well so congratulations

but is slower than donut opening phone and on some apps (igo..)

so i´m going back to donut but with an eye on your rom

THANKS a lot

great job
[Touch CDMA Android Development] idreadful:
Where can I get it? Meybe you can place a link on first post to default frameworks and apps. Also I would ask if themed stuff is someway optimized for performance, or performance was increased with other methods, e.g. will default theme decrease speed?

Thank you, your work is great.
[Touch CDMA Android Development] tartzcr:
great thx for your work……