yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X2 General] mtechfan:
Why cant you download it yourself? Use WIFI if you are worried about cost :rolleyes:
[XPERIA X2 General] m.mohie:
No WIFI here...
[XPERIA X2 General] mtechfan:
You in the middle of the Sahara dessert?

BTW, try the search function... it works wonders!

This took a whole 2 seconds to find -> http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=5075443&postcount=500

Making multiple posts of the same thing (rather rudely) is a good way to get banned, no one is willing to help out a spammer either!
[XPERIA X2 General] m.mohie:
Thanks for reply...
[XPERIA X2 General] m.mohie:
This panels not compatable with WM 6.5.3 !!

Need new CNN panel compatable with WM 6.5.3 that found now in play now arena :mad:
[XPERIA X2 General] -GAMER-:
Done. Download link:

rapidshare.com/files/394462846/CNNpanel416_X2.cab.html
[XPERIA X2 General] m.mohie:
Thanks but..

Did you download this panel from play now arena?

Is this panel stock?
[XPERIA X2 General] -GAMER-:
Yes. This CNN Panel, which is now available from PlayNow.

Works fine on the latest firmware (MR2)
[XPERIA X2 General] m.mohie:
Thanks Basharca ;)
[XPERIA X2 General] stylez:
Thread cleaned, if you do not wish to help the best thing is not to reply, please take note of the rules regards respecting your fellow members.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] ofear69:
hi guys! after installing 3 diffrent roms i don't know what to do any more!

atm i'm using BSB ROM WM6.5.1 build 28001 and i don't have dialer...

i'm installing this cab 2_RazSofTech_HEB_6.5.x_HTC_LTF_2010.

from RazSofTech hebrew pack in here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=638528&highlight=hebrew

look on the attack images and see if someone can help me...

i have HTC Diamond p3700

WM 6.5.1 BsB 6.5.1G WWE

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thanks all!
[Touch 3G ROM Development] bsamardzhiev:
Hi first i want to apologize for my english.

Second to describe my problem.

I had installed iGO 8.3, my device find the satellite on com4, it says "connected with gps", but there is no signal, and it can't locate me. I try to change the rom, tried with "megade" too, but it is the same..
[Touch 3G ROM Development] bsamardzhiev:
4 months and no answer? cm on guys help me
[Touch 3G ROM Development] mua30:
in google maps, does google maps catch satelite signal!!!!

it may ur country dont have gps signal!!
[Touch 3G ROM Development] getskay:
QuickGPS

Did you update the Satellite position information

use, Start Menu -> QuickGPS

and press update

now your phone will find the satellite signal
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uncanny:
Hi Guys, After research I found conflicting answers, so created the thread.

My friend received a used Nexus1 with Froyo already installed. Can He unlock the bootloader and root the phone? When He turns on the phone, their is no ''unlock'' symbol at the bottom. Why Google has not patched the bootloader and rooting procedure in the Froyo firmware? like Apple, everytime their is new firmware update, the jailbreak is lost and the device becomes secure.

Can the stock apps like Amazon Mp3 store can be removed without rooting N1? Also, can N1 be Unrooted like HTC Desire for warranty purpose?

Thanks in advance.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Worsty:
Once the bootloader is unlocked, the phone remains unlocked unless it's sent to HTC service centre for repairs etc.

Thus, there's no need for you to unlock it again. Android is different from apple in the sense that, Google WANTS you to do whatever you want to your phone as long as you're aware of what you're doing.

For your other question, refer to

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=644909
[Droid Eris Android Development] DS36:
I noticed alot of roms on here are using the older version of Superuser.apk

how come is the older one better ?

next im working on a new rom right now and i would like to use the newer superuser.apk and have failed im guessing its not a simple as drag and drop into the system/app folder

i do realize its a flashable update but then it would be professionally built in i take pride in my works...

how can i implement the newer version of Superuser.apk 2.1 into into my rom so i can cook it in the rom kitchen

TIA this is a wonderful community i have learned so much from you all

ps dumb down the instrctions if you dont mind Thanks
[Droid Eris Android Development] n1ghtwish:
go download the new SU 2.1 update script from HERE

look inside the update script file in the zip and you will see exactly what is done to install SU 2.1

=)
[Droid Eris Android Development] DS36:
i have been using that script for a while now the flash-able version.....i have tried to extract in put that in my Rom but it doesnt work i still have to flash in the end i really wanted it built in

Just to let you know this is my very First Rom build so im not exactly sure what im doing wrong I think its more than cutting the old apk and adding the new one

actually after reading that script i think i already did those things but is didnt work it really looks different from the old build

Please help me out this is one of the final steps to my Rom ?
[Droid Eris Android Development] t2noob:
You symlink it? When you w want it to work for the rom you need to give it permissions and everything I think

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[Droid Eris Android Development] DS36:
what i did want and im sure its wrong....

after extrating the zip

i moved out the old su file from /system/xbin/

i moved out the old Superuser.apk from /system/app

put new su file in /system/xbin on my rom

put new Superuser.apk in /system/app on my rom

im sure im missing other set

TIA for anyone that can help me out !
[Droid Eris Android Development] DS36:
ANYBODY ?????
[Droid Eris Android Development] token419:
So far it looks like your on the correct track.

The only thing that the zip does aside from that is create a sym link from /system/xbin/su to /system/bin/su and changes the permissions of the su file in system/xbin/su

i don't know how to do that while integrating into a rom, but once you set the proper permissions and the sym link it, it "looks" like everything should work.

Good luck and hope it helps.
[Nexus One General] britoso:
Poor att users, I'm so glad I switched to t-mo.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/197755/atandt_pulls_the_plug_on_its_unlimited_data_plans.html
[Nexus One General] war eagle:
So this is only for new customers right? I'm assuming the customers already on unlimited will keep it correct?
[Nexus One General] rivera618:
sucks for them. $45 a month for 2GB including tethering optionis just ridiculous.
[Nexus One General] typ_ex:
im sure AT&T will force people to switch to this plan eventually like they did the smartphone plans.
[Nexus One General] pjcforpres:
FYI, this is grounds for any current customer to get out of the ETF if they try and force you to switch over before your contract is up.
[Nexus One General] y2whisper:
agreed I feel sorry for you guys, we get screwed with 3 year contracts, but im ok with that since I pay $30 for 6gb and that includes tethering. To pay an extra $20 and not get an increase in your bandwidth limit sucks.
[Nexus One General] codesplice:
Ouch.

Maybe my girlfriend's iPhone will have a tragic accident so we can get out of Dodge...

*sad face*
[Nexus One General] futango:
So is this for sure. I am on ATT right now and been thinking about dropping them and getting a new service. Either Verizon or Tmobile. Even though tmobile isnt all that great its cheaper for a 3 person family plan. AND I would be able to have my N1 on 3G. Edge really sucks.
[Nexus One General] jblazea50:
i don't think the new ETF has taken into effect; i called yesterday and asked how much it would be to get out of my family plan, and the rep gave me numbers based on $175 and not $325; thinking about moving to Sprint (23% discount from employer plus EVO)

also, i don't think this is grounds for getting out of paying ETF since, as of now, customers still have the option to keep current data plans and if they switch, it doesn't renew contract

while this is a bad deal for those who uses data a lot, this is somewhat of a benefit for my dad's iphone (i just checked and since he got the phone, he only uses about 100mb/month) so he can save $15/month
[Nexus One General] disgustip8ted:
i imagine the unlimited will be grandfathered just like the old 10cent/kb plan i used to have since like 2000

glad ive got the unlimited while it was still available, according to this tiered pricing my bill last month just for data would have been over 50 bucks.
[Nexus One General] krumb:
Mmmm, considering what ATT is doing here, I'd say Tmo is great. In addition to the fact that you're stuck using Edge, which adds even more value to Tmo.

:D
[Nexus One General] jblazea50:
you should just call ATT and ask how much it would be if you terminate your contract; you can have an answer directly from them
[Nexus One General] jmbrown32:
I doubt it because [according to Engadget] current unlimited data subscribers are welcome to keep their $30/mo plan for as long as they'd like, so you're not being forced to change your plan.

When I first read about the change I thought it sounded pretty bad, but I just checked my data usage and I only use just over 1gb a month despite very very heavy web browsing on my phones. If I tethered often or streamed video, I might not like this plan, but I cannot fathom how much web browsing I'd have to do to go over 2gb a month.
[Nexus One General] NexusDro:
If you guys use the wifi tethering feature, they probably won't be able to detect that you are tethering, right?:)
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
What I don't understand is how they will find out if you're tethering?

What if you're using a Nexus One on AT&T with FroYo. How would they know if you're tethering or just using your phone a lot?
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
yeah this stinks in a way. but all of us are grandfathered in. this is only for new customers. until you sign a new contract you can keep using the current pricing. but after that...

i've been out of contracct for 4 years now and only use unlocked phones, so i guess i could theoretically stay grandfathered indefinitely.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
they really cant tell the difference. so dont even worry about it. the only thing that could give it away is if you blow thru insane amounts of data, and download things like 500mb torrents which obviously gives you away.
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
They can't unless they built it into the phone. So if you can get froyo on your att nexus you can tether without paying the fee.

All other 2.2 phones will be modified by their respective carriers to "check in" before enabling the built in tether option.
[Nexus One General] goander:
This is true. I have used my WinMo phones to tether on at&t for quite some time, beginning with HTC Faraday. Back then I called because I was stupid having problems getting the faraday to tether to my personal computer (The one I tested it on was fine) and the guy was like, you have to buy the tether package for $60/month to get the right cable. I was like no I don't, I did it earlier on another PC. He stammered and was like, well, if you try to access data heavy sites like youtube, it probably won't work. I was like okay w/e...hung up, played around, got it to work, and streamed an episode of Family Guy with no problems just to prove him wrong (once I let it DL. stupid EDGE). I've yet to see an extra charge for my data. (even when I was using the $10 MEdia Net package with a smartphone, which I was with the Faraday)
[Nexus One General] norazi:
i going to ride out my grandfathered tmobile plan for as long as i can... $5/month for unlimited 3G data and tether/hotspot
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
I actually APPLAUD at&t for doing this :)
[Nexus One General] :
So the users are the problem and not the ****ty network?

Guess what, the network is gonna be just as ****ty before and after the cap. Because you know...people aren't actually maxing out the bandwidth, it's just a ****ty network.
[Nexus One General] Digital1325:
Us Canadian users feel your pain.

Rogers has been raping us for years, starting to wish I kept the 6GB/$30 plan myself...
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
I liken it to an example of if I lived in a town that had a gas station. And in this town there were some people there that, when they bought their car, got a dealer special that they would get unlimited gas for 2 years as part of the price of the car.

So instead of thinking of the good of the community and being responsible, they go hog wild being selfish driving and refilling like crazy until regular people couldn't fill up their cars.

That doesn't sound fair to me at all.

Just like gas, people that use more should have to pay more. There is no such thing as "unlimited". All that term does is allow for those few selfish people to take advantage of the system and ends up hurting the community as a whole.

Now this is not to say that ATT's network doesn't need improvement. But I hate the idea that a few selfish people at the top download torrents 24/7 and slowing down the network for good people at the bottom. Even if ATT upgraded their network until the end of time that doesn't help if people have unlimited data plans and continue to use them irresponsibly, it would just keep taxing the system no matter how good the network was.
[Nexus One General] tanman1975:
hahaha

I used 3.7 gb last month. Thanks Tmo!
[Nexus One General] krumb:
sounds a bit socialist to me.
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
Yup... call me socialistic if that means looking out for the 98% that have a slower network instead of the 2% that want to be selfish with their data usage downloading torrents 24/7 ;)
[Nexus One General] thatoneguy247:
So... how will they stop me from tethering?

I mean, won't there always be a way to get around it if they do try to?

I'm not sure how much data I use any given month, but if it very well might be more than 2gb. That being said, the only reason I haven't switched already is because of the great coverage I get where I live. Is there another carrier that has good coverage in DFW and Houston?
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
This question was answered on pg 2 of this thread :)

Look at the responses to Paul22000 question.
[Nexus One General] :
Or....At&t could reinvest in their networks to sustain the new bandwidth requirements for technology as it comes. A company sells you x for y. Why shouldn't one take full advantage of what they are paying for? They have been making BUNDLES off people who pay for unlimited internet and never use it.

Your analogy to the gas situation is ridiculous, why should the consumer take into account whether the gas station and the dealership make a deal?

We are talking commodities here, not necessities. Companies are walking backwards and digging their heels at the new way technology works. It's the reason I have a nexus one on t-mobile. Two companies that actually move with the flow of current markets.
[Nexus One General] krumb:
twas my point.

consumerism vs socialism.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
I don't think they can. Tethering on non-jailborked iphones is being introduced as a separate service, requiring a subscription. Android doesn't require that.
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
Already done

http://www.networkworld.com/news/2009/022309-att-network-investment.html

I guess $1 billion upgrades for the year just doesn't go as far as it used to though ;) so they upped it to $2 billion for this year in projected upgrades

http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/01/29/att.network.boost/index.html

I never said they should think about the gas station is making a deal (I really dont care whether att does either) but that the 2% of people acting irresponsibly and making life harder for the other 98% should be throttled accordingly or at least have to pay for the extra strain they are putting on everyone else

Nowadays I would actually think cellular networks are a necessity for our way of life. Not as much as gasoline but def a necessity.

The state of Colorado seems to think so as well http://pocketnow.com/tech-news/colorado-declares-cell-phone-a-necessity-free-to-low-income-people
[Nexus One General] DMaverick50:
Does this have anything to do with developing faster (4g) networks? In other words, if T-Mobile sticks with 3g are they more likely to keep prices down and allow tethering and unlimited data? I've been tough on T-Mobile for not upping to 4g fast but I'd be ecstatic to have unlimited data, tethering, and low prices on 3g. Forget 4g
[Nexus One General] attn1:
What were you doing that used 3.7 GB on a phone?
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Actually, that's an ADDITIONAL $2 billion, for a total over over $20 billion this year.

AT&T has been serious about improving their network, and it's paying off in most places. They know they still have work to do.
[Nexus One General] timothydonohue:
my brother uses his phone exclusively to access the internet on his computer. tethered 24/7 almost. i hate to see how much data he consumes. guess he's lucky he's on tmo
[Nexus One General] :
I get to 1.5 gigs with mild pandora use and surfing on the train 2 hours a day.

I'm not surprised.

How are they being irresponsible? It's something they were offered, they are well within their right to it's uses (unlimited mean no limit).

Cell phones are turning in neccessities, data plans for internet usage, not so much.

As we move more and more into cloud storage it's pretty short sighted to regress into such a high per meg rate.
[Nexus One General] AvengerBB:
This is a good structure. It saves most people money and charges the people that use up most of the bandwidth more. If people have complaints about the actual pricing and can get it cheaper elsewhere, then go for it. I would think that AT&T is happy to see the "leachers" go elsewhere that are paying as low as $15 a month (cheating into the non-smartphone plan) and using many GBs of data.

Here's what I come up with: 200MB - $15, 2GB - $25, 3GB - $35, 4GB - $45, etc. Plus add $20 to any plan to add tethering.

This is a whole lot better for 98% of the people who were paying $30 for data and up to $60 more dollars for tethering and didn't need that much data. This also finally gets rid of the $15 non-smartphone and $30 smartphone plan mess that has been around forever.
[Nexus One General] nephroid:
I used 4.3 gigabytes last month.

At Bat 2010 - Streaming MLB games.

RadioTime

StreamFurious

Gmote - Streaming Movies & Video

It really adds up fast and I'm very lucky I'm not on AT&T. I only pay $5 for unlimited data w/ T-Mobile.

AT&T should have a prepaid plan that lets you use up your 2gb and then it downgrades you to EDGE so you still get some data, just not 3G.

I can't wait until people start getting HUGE bills :eek: for data overages on top of their voice overages. It's going to get interesting.
[Nexus One General] ChillRays:
The internet is for porn! :)
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
Gotta agree with everything you said Avenger. Love the post :D
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
LoL ChillRays... hence my signature below ;)
[Nexus One General] EErez:
Personally i dont think the concept of limited data plans is stupid, i mean thats how the rest of the world does it. that being said i do think the prices are absolutely ridiculous. i am looked up the prices of data plans in israel, where i will be using my N1 next year, and there i can get a 5gb data plan for less than 25$, and the network is faster than AT&T's. 15$ for 200mb?

I find it ridiculous, retarded, and absurd that AT&T was so shortsighted 3 years ago when they introduced the $30 unlimited data plans. if we never had these plans we wouldn't be complaining now. this is a huge PR mistake on their behalf, and i hope they get boned for it because thats how the market works. If Verizon, Tmobile and Sprint are smart at all, they will take a short term financial hit and keep offering the unlimited plans. this technology is only going to get cheaper with time and they can truely hurt AT&T.

who the hell runs these companies?
[Nexus One General] theSavant:
I hate AT&T for billing, the network with more bars but the most dropped calls, and crappy customer service. I had grandfathered $.10/text but once I was out of contract, they kept raising my text rates. They said that since I was out of contract, I was be updated to the current pricing. I'd hope they wouldn't do that to their loyal customers.

I'm cool with that too. I'm more concerned with my DL/UL speeds rather than if i'm on 2G, 3G, or 4G. I'm getting "4G" speeds on a 3G HSPA+ network. This speed test was taken with my 2.2 nexus one on t-mobile in Lake Forest, CA.

**not allowed to post image because I'm a new user**
[Nexus One General] sandtiger:
Thats not exactly right..it would be like if the dealership made the customers sign a contract that said they could only have their car serviced at the the dealership.
[Nexus One General] kmacks27:
I have 2 Nexus ones on a at&t family plan with the 15 dollar unlimited internet on both. should I stick with the 15 till I get caught or upgrade to the 30 dollar unlimited before they change the plans?
[Nexus One General] subramanianv:
All are fair points. But, why charge $20 for tethering when you are limiting the data by 200 MB or 2GB?

I am not using extra data, not hogging the tower by pulling 200 MB of data per month, using the same phone and same mechanism to consume the data.

It is like my cable internet provider charging me extra for using a wireless router.

Anybody with me on this?
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
lol@ the 2%.

These companies have no interest in cutting out the 2%. They just want to gouge the other 98%.

Its pretty clear by the pricing and data limits combined with the new ETF this is a money grab.

The fact this changes iPad pricing too is laughable. Apple really cant be ok with this ?

They have to be going to another network. Im guessing ATT is banking on people getting the 4g right away and falling into the new pricing structure since the VZ(or other) version wont be available until later on ?

Bottom line if Iphone is ATT exclusive in the states...Android gets a big boost.
[Nexus One General] AvengerBB:
I do somewhat agree with that. It seems odd that when they are capping it anyway, that they want to charge extra for another way of using data. Why should the care? What I'm guessing is that they believe the tethering will bring people closer to the cap and they want them to pay a premium. I think $10 would have been more fair on that.
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
You got that right!

As soon as Apple said the price plans were a month to month deal no contract I had a feeling AT&T would change the rates. Even if AT&T says current owners can keep using thr unlimited, who's to say they wont change their minds again in two months and force people to get new plan pricing. No way I was gonna get locked into that mess.
[Nexus One General] jacka$$1:
Guys...seriously...you have NOTHING to worry about. All of us will be grandfathered in: :cool:

Current dumbphone users:

http://www.wireless.att.com/answer-...ncharset=UTF-8&solutionId=KB110281&isSrch=Yes

Current smartphone users:

http://www.wireless.att.com/answer-...e=en_US&_dyncharset=UTF-8&solutionId=KB110274
[Nexus One General] britoso:
Stay till you get "caught". If you don't like the new pricing, switch to another company. As someone else pointed out you may be able to get out of the contract without paying the fines as they were the ones that changed your contract. I'm no lawyer though so read your contract.
[Nexus One General] DarkDvr:
For those who missed it, AT&T officially confirmed that you can keep ur cheap grandfather plan until u get tired of it. They won't switch you over.
[Nexus One General] jacka$$1:
I second that. Officially official based on their FAQ page:

Dumbphones:

http://www.wireless.att.com/answer-...ncharset=UTF-8&solutionId=KB110281&isSrch=Yes

Smartphones:

http://www.wireless.att.com/answer-...e=en_US&_dyncharset=UTF-8&solutionId=KB110274