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[Galaxy S I9000 General] Ramsey:
I am actually getting interested in the Wave, I just don't like the colors of the UI sometimes. and I don't like only 3.3 screen :'( but the specs are as amazing as the galaxy and cheaper priced, and better to use when travelling since a bit smaller and in my opinion looks less classy than the galaxy s.

but it doesn't have light sensor :( but it does have flash, hmm...

the UI looks smoother than android, the browsing is very fast on the browser and has full flash, i'll look at more reviews.

edit: hmm the UI on GSM arena is much nicer than on mobile burn. it's similar to the galaxy s, blue instead of grey.. which one is the official one? or can we change?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] loriolus:
One thing stops me from getting the wave is the lack of 1900 umts band for the use in U.S. However, when Howard Chui previewed the phone on his website I could see the 3G sign. As far as I know Canada only uses 850 and 1900 bands, so it makes me hopeful that the tech specs on umts bands are incorrect.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Ramsey:
oh wow last night I was about to buy the wave from Handtec, then I started looking at my HTC Magic's android applications that I Need, and I realized they're not on Bada yet... and I can't hope that they will be, it seems like they're mostly making games for that OS, and I don't care at all about games.

I'll stick to Android and Galaxy S =D

edit: looked into Wave again and found that if we buy it from europe then we won't have 3g in the Americas because it doesn't have the hspa/3g 1900mhz band.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mr_arc:
with a f/2.6 lens, the flash isnt all that important. and as for using it as a flashlight? a tiny LED torch costs £0.50, buy one and keep it on your keys - hardly a deal breaker!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] TheSSJ:
Doesn't the wave have Bada? How the hell do you want to remove the proprietary OS? ^^
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Pluto:
I think the screen is too slim to put android on it , android requires wide screen , htc tatto's screen is wider than the wave -_-
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] lenzen24:
hi,

what means radio rom and will i have any advantages if i flash a newer one?

my actually radio rom is 1.65 .

is radio rom only for phone? or is ist for gps and wlan too?

will flashing a newer radio version increase my range of w-lan or do i have better connection in gsm/umts?

which radio rom is the best for my kaiser. i use win6.5

many thanks and best regards

lenzen
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=393182

http://xdaforums.com/search.php

The radio rom is only for the cell radio.. Nothing else. Use the above links for more information.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ashasaur:
What? No its not. The radio ROM controls the cellular radio, the GPS and the camera. With an incorrect radio for whichever hardware revision of the kaiser you have, one radio may not allow your phone to boot or may not let the camera or GPS work. Its not JUST for the cell radio.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] ChumleyEX:
If you're so smart why didn't you add sound in the list of things I didn't cover?

And regardless, the correct info was in the linked posts..
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] stylez:
There is an encyclopedia @ bottom of forum for future reference ;)

Radio
[EVO 4G General] snerkler:
Pretty much as the title says really, will the sprint HTC Evo 4G or equivilant be coming to the UK?

I have the HD2 at the moment and love it apart from 2 things, the number of times it crashes/locks/glitches, and the lack of apps.

The things I really like about the HD2 are the size of the screen and the look of the home screen. For these 2 reasons the Desire falls a little short, so the Evo could interest me more, IF it becomes available
[EVO 4G General] david279:
I don't see it coming. HTC may have something up its sleeves though.
[Droid Incredible General] Achpoques:
Yesterday I left my house with around 75% battery left to drive 40 minutes or so using the Google Nav app. I also had it charging using the included data cable and a usb conversion plugin.

I was also listening to Pandora as it was navigating with the screen on low brightness. However, when I got to my destination, the battery was at around 45%. I know the converter piece isn't broke as my ipod charges fairly quickly via usb when plugged into that same piece.

Is the data cable that's included really that bad at providing enough power to run the phone, as well as a mild charging?

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[Droid Incredible General] jdmba:
Car vs Plug

Your car charger may be outputting at .5 Amp rather than 1 Amp; models exist for both. I do not pretend to know if .5 puts out more or less than GPS+Pandora; but your mileage may vary if you changed over to a 1.
[Droid Incredible General] gummehbear:
I had a very similar issue this weekend. My problem was with overheating.

I left with my battery at about 60%, setup the GPS for travel. After about 20 minutes i noticed the charging light start flashing orange and green, and i noticed my battery was draining pretty quickly. The end result was that the battery was over heating (very hot to touch) and wouldn't charge because it was too hot, i had to remove the phone from the dock and put it in front of the air conditioner before it would continue to charge. This resulted in me holding the phone in front of the AC for about 2 hours because it could only last about 10-20 minutes before it would over heat again.

The dock is basically useless because the phone over heats, i have no idea if this would work differently if you start at 100%, but with anything lower it definitely fights to charge the battery and power GPS usage causing over heating.

Incase it matters i am using the Motorola P513 Car Charger (http://j.mp/cuOqWH) and the official car dock for the Incredible from Verizon.
[Droid Incredible General] Achpoques:
That's definitely interesting. I wonder why they released something with that obvious of a fault. Major heat can't be good on the life of the battery.

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[Droid Incredible General] rdriese:
I had problem with charging while using GPS and listening to Slacker but that was with this cheap charger I had. Once I used a higher quality charger (dont remember amps) it was able to charge and use GPS and Slacker at the same time no problems. It gets to about 115 degrees though. Battery says 140 is too hot so I figure its ok. If it fries....sending back under warranty.
[Droid Incredible General] money226:
It's definitely important to charge at 1 amp and not .5 or .75. I fried my battery to the point where it wouldn't hold a charge. Its worth the money for the right charger.

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[Droid Incredible General] Achpoques:
Thanks for the heads up

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[Droid Incredible General] zerf:
When you guys have the phone in the dock with the gps on are you leaving the screen on as well? If so that could be a big killer of the battery expecially if you have your brightness set way up.

I just got back from a long road trip (22 hours each way) and noticed the phone would get warm if i had the screen on so I could see the map but if I shut the screen off it would stay pretty cool while charging. It will still talk and let you know when you need to turn even if your screen is off. Maybe something for you to try?
[Droid Incredible General] pjd2011:
Just throwing this out there because of the overheating issues but Proclip will be offering the Incredible package soon. Not only can it be positioned right in front of the A/C but it will come with a charging cable that can be ran to a 12v(?) source cable such as an after market stereo's power cable.

Sounds like, for me, I will be able to get a solid stable charge and have it in front of the A/C for cooling if I get that problem.

Again, just throwing out what I'm planning. I emailed proclip and they said early June for a release date!
[Droid Incredible General] chameleon131:
Agreed. 9 times out of 10 when using a charger not meant for your device specifically, the charger has the wrong voltage and/or amperage or it doesn't communicate that the battery is full properly.

The wrong charger will either not work at all right away (best case), kill the battery slowly by overcharging it, or cause some immediate overheating issues through overcharging or improper charging (worst case).

tl;dr: buy your chargers from reputable places, specifically for your device! It's worth it! :-)
[Droid Incredible General] shaffe43:
I am still holding out hope that they will release the same type of car dock that nexus one has. That thing was almost perfect as far as car docks go. At least imo.
[Droid Incredible General] deekjx:
I drove from Mississippi to Florida and never had an issue. In fact, I listened to Pandora without a single interruption the entire way. Thats just awesome that Verizon's network had a data connection through rural parts of Mississippi and Alabama. Most of my trip was off the interstate.

FYI, I was using the rocket fish charger from Best Buy. It didn't have a proper dock, so my phone set in a cup holder. It never over heated but was slightly warm to the touch.
[Droid Incredible General] rkaplins:
gummehbear, I have the same car charger and same problem as you. I tried looking online to see how many amps that charger puts out but I can't tell. So our phone needs a one amp charger?
[Droid Incredible General] dB Zac:
sounds like what ever amperage it is, isn't enough. I have a verizon car charger in one car and one I bought at Radio Shack in the other and they both charge while phone is in use fine
[Droid Incredible General] gummehbear:
As much as i would like to say its just the charger, i do believe it has something to do with the device trying to charge itself.

Yesterday I used the same setup as i did when i had the overheating issue, but this time i didnt have an issue. The difference was that the phone was at about 94% compared to the previous when it was at about 65%.

Yesterday the phone charged up to 100% before the overheating could become a problem.

I will continue to analyse it the more i use it, i am trying to figure out exactly what the factors are. So far from my experience i believe that if your device is charged up enough, you won't encounter this problem. It seems to be the charging event in conjunction with the GPS drain causing the battery to overheat.
[Droid Incredible General] Ruoh:
I had the same issues on a trip to the Bay Area, up Highway 1 yesterday. The phone actually came up with a warning message that the charger I was using wasn't able to supply an adequate charge + power for GPS.
[Droid Incredible General] sheepforwheat:
I purchased the Official car charger directly from Verizon and I have come across this issue. So the problem is within the phone, not the charger.
[Droid Incredible General] Zabii:
Sunlight: heat.

Using the device: Heat

Charging the device: heat

Is it hard to understand why its overheating?
[Desire General] iang123:
Hi Sorry if this has been asked before, I did a search and can't find anything related. I have rooted my desire and installed Froyo. By my understanding, it means set cpu should work now?

Anyway, if it does work now, is there a way to check the log to make sure the correct profile has been set when it is asleep? Obv when you wake up the phone it is hard to tell weather the correct profile had been activated,

Cheers in advance

Ian
[Desire General] iang123:
anybody?

Someone must know the answer to this?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
I have decided to retire this ROM, it has served it's purpose and it is time to move on.

I'm very new at this, so don't expect anything flashy, I'm going for stability.

I'm working on a T-Mobile stable stock 6.5 foundation ROM.

The idea is to start with the stock 6.5 release and remove any apps that can be updated from the Internet. That way you always have a stable ROM with most of the standard features found in the T-Mobile 6.5 release and you get to pick and choose what structures you want to build on top of your foundation.

Due to multiple removal requests, I'm no longer hosting this ROM, however, other people are providing mirrors.

MD5 hash: b1448986dec4abf841909b4017bcb1e9

Recommended install

Hard SPL (follow instructions)

Task 29 (follow instructions)

To save time, install the T-Mobile 6.5 release, it will put the radio on and reset the splashscreen (if you like the TMo splash, some do)

Install the Foundation ROM

Changelog

v0.5 - First release

v0.51 - Minor bugfixes

v0.6 - Fixed some menu items, updated XDA_UC

v0.7 - 1% battery driver. Added some changes to XDA_UC.

v1.0RC - Fixed minor issues with XDA_UC. Registry. ROM appears stable.

v1.0 - Released - Stable

Flash at your own risk. This ROM is pre-configured for T-Mobile US phones only. Other phones may not work, and Verizon/Sprint phones absolutely will not work and you will brick your phone..​
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
ROM has the following removed:

Google Maps

Handango

MyPhone

Bing

Facebook

MyFaves

Visual Voicemail

Sample Music

OZ IM

Windows Live

Windows Live IM

WM Live Search Widget

WM Money Search Widget

WM Weather Search Widget

Jetcet (I never use it, but if people want it back in I'll keep it in)

Updated:

.NET CF to 3.5

Sense 2.1 - Compressed CFC

Turned off Push Internet to save memory, can be turned back on easily.

Added:

XDA_UC - I don't use it (yet), but I'm guessing some people might find it useful.

Things I left in and why:

Office 2007 - So you can upgrade to office 2010 via the marketplace.

Opera 9.5 - It's a solid browser, it works well and you can always add Mobile 5 later.

Youtube - This version seems to work well on the TP2, I'm not going to break a working app, again, can be updated to Google's latest version.

Sense 2.1 - The ROM came with this version and it performs well. I CFC'd it to improve memory, I did not notice much of a difference, but it can't hurt.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
Structures

A Structure is a simple app or script to build on top of the Foundation ROM. Examples of structures would be an script to re-order the menu, or something to update a core component. They are completely optional and should be easy to customize.

I've attached a simple script to organize the start menu a little better. Rename it to menus.mscr and run it on the phone. Like I said, it's very simple, feel free to open it in notepad and make changes to your liking.

The second script is nobackup.mscr, it will remove the T-Mobile backup app from the startup and menus.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Z's Windows Phone:
Much Success

May you be very successful in this. I just got into flashing a couple of days ago and its the coolest thing. I have the HD2 my wife likes what I am doing a wants to have some fun as well which is why I am in this section. I will check to see what progress your able to make.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Showtime7:
I would have liked to have Telenav cooked in because I can never get it to work on custom ROMs so I have just settled for TomTom... But you may also want to remove the IM apps because a lot of people including myself just use Palringo (much like ebuddy if you are familiar with it)... Good luck with this, I was sad to see the Timor series discontinued as I am a T-Mobile USA customer too, but maybe this can be better. :)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
I didn't think Telenav would be an issue, I'll put it back in. Hopefully I'll have something to show soon.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
Version 0.5 is up. Let me know if you like it.

The usual warnings apply to anyone flashing, flash at your own risk, this is a beta release.

I fixed some problems and put up version 0.51.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
Future releases

Future releases:

Does anyone want any of the following removed?

Jblend

T-Mobile Mobile Backup

T-Mobile email setup wizard

Youtube (can always download from Google)

Office 2007

MS Voice command

Does anyone want the following added?

New icons (Cook some in, or let you make your own set)

better folder layout (Again, do I do this in ROM, or would you rather do it yourself)

sense 2.5 (might be too tough)

Are there any additional apps that should be in the ROM.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] DADDYDC650:
I think you should keep it simple and try not to add custom gfx/icons. Leave that up to other chefs like Sergio and NRG.

I also think you should leave in youtube, MS Voice Command and the email setup wizard. Can you toss in the latest version of Office and Palringo?

You should also stick to Sense 2.1 for obvious reasons. (RAM, stability)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Showtime7:
As this is your rom most of this should be up to you and what you think is best, but to keep most happy, I would say keep HTC Youtube because the Google version is not as good as HTC's app, and HTC Youtube is very tricky to get to work via CAB. Everything else you mentioned I would remove. I can only give my advice as to what I think you are trying to accomplish here, a stable and clean rom for T-Mobile users. So I'd stay away from Sense 2.5, because then you would probably have to change the WM build for stability reasons... And in that case you may be better off starting with the stock rom that comes with Sense 2.5 (which would make this no different from the popular Energy or DeepShining roms). So, to stay away from that I would leave the Sense and WM builds alone.

Other than that, I'd stay away from freeware apps that can easily be added via CAB. If you intend to include UC in the future it will be easy to get our favorite apps installed. But some are best off cooked in, like Youtube and Telenav... But one of my pet peeves is chefs throwing in Total Commander, and I am a Resco Explorer user. Total Commander can easily be installed wit a CAB, no problem. These apps I feel should be left out of custom roms. And I would also leave icons as is... Too much time wasted on something we can and usually will customize ourselves, more focus should be put on speed, stability, battery life, etc...

I will try this out soon. :-)

EDIT: OK here is some feedback after a few minutes of use...

-You have an empty Instant Messaging start menu folder

-T-Mobile's e-mail setup app is redundant because there is an HTC app which does the same thing

-Very fluid, responsive, and fast

-Start menu needs some cleaning up
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
Thanks for the feedback.

I'm working on the next release which will fix a couple of minor issues, fix the menu up and I'm thinking about Office Mobile 2010.

I'm avoiding adding Palringo for now, it's easily installed.

Overall, I'm happy with the ROM so far, it boots up to about 50% free memory, it's fast and the battery life is excellent.

I'm always open to any suggestions, comments or other ideas, so keep them coming.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
v.06 released

I have released version .06 which fixes some issues with XDA_UC and creates some submenus to hold the extra tools and internet components.

Please send feedback.

Also, I will start writing a few minor structures to build on this foundation in the upcoming days.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Showtime7:
Downloading now...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
I've uploaded a simple script (see third post) that will improve the menus for anyone who likes a more organized layout.

I'm also going to write one to disable the T-Mobile backup service.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Showtime7:
A few things to consider for future releases:

- Add 1% battery driver and 1% compatible taskbar (stock with battery % above the icon)

- Additional tabs

- 4 rows start menu

- Action Screen

Other than that, this rom seems pretty close to final IMO... Maybe update Office to 2010 or remove it, I'd also remove Mobile Backup. Really loving this rom so far, my only complaint is the problem with starting up where you get the select time zone screen. It happened to me on the stock rom too, but I was hoping for some kind of fix.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
I'm looking into all of them, including office 2010. Mobile Backup is easy to remove, I've uploaded a mini script for that. See post 3.

As for the timezone, you shouldn't be getting it. I have not seen it myself since I did a task29 clean, you might want to look into that.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Showtime7:
Yes I did so too... But I have been getting it on and off. I got the same thing happening with the stock rom.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] ourtech:
You might want to remove Office 2007. Office 2010 is now a free download to any device that has WM6.5 installed. In keeping with your stated theme that anything that has an upgrade is removed that should qualify. I will be trying your new ROM soon.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Zylograth:
I would love to see a T-Mobile ROM with manila 2.5
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
Unfortunately, it's not a free download unless you have Office 2007 installed. Attempting to install on a ROM without 2007 will fail.

Another solution is to use a copy of Office 2010 found here, but I'm reluctant to do so. I would rather keep the ability to download updates from Microsoft.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
It just happened to me, It might be a bug in the stock ROM. I'll see if there's a fix.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Showtime7:
Yes it's not a huge deal though, I was thinking maybe it had something to do with T-Mobile's theme for Sense. If you can find a fix that would be great though.

Also here are links to battery driver and icon that worked for me:

driver

icon
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Joe USer:
I'm testing the battery driver. Have you ever had it report the wrong info?

Several times it reported critically a low battery, followed by the correct info, but it claimed it was charging, then the correct info without the charging.