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[Hero CDMA Android Development] darchstar:
consult this post if u would like to sacrifice openGL performance (ie any game that is graphics intensive, gallery3d, etc) to have live wallpapers working perfect

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6825691&postcount=73

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for all things visual voicemail, consult this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6826737&postcount=10

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Spare parts and ADW have been integrated into Android Settings. They are not missing

If u run any 3rd party launcher as default, ADW settings will no longer show up

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To Enable JIT, flash the attachment from recovery, then when you boot up, go into terminal, SU, then enter jit-on

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To get your 3D gallery back, follow these instructions: http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?/topic/62-gallery3d2ddual-switcher-50x-ds-06072010/

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To fix whatever random reboot errors you are having, check this post out: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7599811&postcount=2749
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gomorrah:
Thanks, as always Darch. :D
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Brutus2TheMax:
Sweeeeeeet.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Decad3nce:
"Just when you thought you made something idiot proof, someone goes and makes a better idiot."
[Hero CDMA Android Development] heroid007:
Bottom light broken!

It worked perfect with 2.6.3 in the sense the lights came on right while booting but since 2.6.4 it doesn't work! Also, I confirm it by placing my finger on the light sensor, all the bottom lights comes on! And they don't light on pressing "Menu" button while locked! I have attached the first boot log along with this post! I hope it helps!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] gu1dry:
Woop woop! Great job everyone!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] darchstar:
so, this is more like a personal request rather than they are broken, correct? the lights work, the trackball lights up, and the light sensors work as they should, but u want it to work how u like it?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] getut:
Can someone clarify this for me... in the ROM notes Darchstar says includes JIT. Does that mean just the capability to turn it on or is on by default? I ask because I can't find any setting to turn it on or off.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] heroid007:
No Darchy! The lights don't work as they worked until (and as designed) 2.6.3, the lights don't come on at all unless I keep my finger on light sensor or I am in a dark room (which is annoying since the lights will be lit as long as I am in the dark and won't time out as they should) ..... let me know if you need more logs!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] feefeeboomboom:
^LOL

nice work Darchstar. i havent been on any other Rom sense(npi) 2.6.1-2.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Telkkar:
Awesome work man.

I started using this ROM either yesterday or today (dont remember the time exactly, i was sleepy), and it is awesomefast.. I love this rom!

I'm looking forward to using 2.7.

Thanks for everyone's hard work :)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] spiritcrusher33:
So is jit still on by default? I wanted to use the update before this,, but couldnt turn jit off..( no pc, with sdk etc ) And i cant live without the xda app..etc..

is there a way to turn it off from inside the phone?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] vrajpal:
are we still not able to send sms messages over 160 chars? I know we can use handcent but it bogs down my keyboard
[Hero CDMA Android Development] kingdazy:
awesome update, holy gawdamn thanks darch!

about to load this ***** up w/ some goog-****s! ;)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mcfarlan:
Just an FYI...I did the upgrade about 1/2 hour ago and my lights are working fine...
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Brutus2TheMax:
Can somebody post the newest baseband version as an update zip? I noticed the screenshot was 2.42..... something or other and mine is still at 2.41.... Thanks a lot.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] sariamanascar:
not again....

Coming from 2.6.5

Getting soft boot loop after I wiped everything, re-partitioned SD Card, and flashed zip. Amon RA 1.7.

Please help. Really liked 2.6 once I got it working.

EDIT: For 2.6.5, you had me flash the boot.img from 2.6.4 to get it working. Do I need to do the same thing for this ROM?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] vrajpal:
the newest baseband version is on flipz's site geekfor.me check there and download it
[Hero CDMA Android Development] feefeeboomboom:
hold down menu+back+power and do a hard reset.

then wipe everything. [EVERYTHING ext4, ect.]

then flash DD2.7

then flash GoogleBits.

good luck.

edit: this has the newest kernel.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lewi3069:
My company site has unlimited space and bandwith so I figured why not give access to the people who have helped me the most! :D

PM me with the username and password you would like and I will create you a directory on my server.

your url would be www.cybermetricsystems.net/whatever_you_want
[General Questions and Answers] gadgetsmoke:
Can anyone please tell me how to turn off the "safe search filtering" on the youtube app, its grayed out and does not let me search all content, fyi its under settings ...Thanks guys
[General Questions and Answers] tuballkain:
please help

I have same issue and looking for answer :(
[General Questions and Answers] kaushal101:
Same issue. Haven't found an answer yet.
[General Questions and Answers] Capsyze:
Just have to w8 for Froyo...

Ive tried that Rom and youtube works fine (only thing is the camera doesnt work yet as the roms are still in development stage)

look here ...>>

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HTC Evo ROMs

if you want to try the TEST Froyo Roms look under DEV-ROMs...

on Froyo you can search for ANYTHING without it blacking out and saying 10000000 results in the upper left then no results found in center of screen when you search for "Ass Shakin" or smthn like it lmao.

hope that helps...

also as a side note i tried to pull the .apk from one of the froyo roms to no avail it said parsing error ill try again on others in few...
[General Questions and Answers] khov07:
A response from HTC on this matter:

"This feature has been disabled per the carrier. If you wish to search for content that is something that would be blocked by a “safe search” then I would recommend going to Http://www.m.youtube.com using your Internet browser on the phone. This will allow you to search for things with out a filter."

This is the 2nd thread on the same topic, so I have posted this on each one.

Pretty lame, eh?
[General Questions and Answers] gradus73:
Never seen BS like this before...

It will not allow search for "naked gun" nor "naked truth"... What kind of nonsense is this ? Sprint guys, are you insane ?
[General Questions and Answers] kaushal101:
After applying Froyo update (on my desire) today, I was now able to modify this option to disable safesearch on youtube app.
[General Questions and Answers] efjbdejong:
hi,

here is the xml file with the settings.

maybe someone can figure out which variable to change to unlock.

Eric
[General Questions and Answers] Shagman68:
It's stupid for them to block the switch, cause youtube does not carry "dirty" videos anyway. Makes ya feel like yer using an apple device. Filter me oh great one.

Sent from my Vibrant using the XDA app.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Purple Drama Llama:
Okay, so I’m thinking about buying a Nexus One and have a few questions to ask before buying it. Please understand that I have never used Android before and this will be my first time. Here they are…

1. Does rooting void my warranty? Like, if I decide to root the phone, will my warranty no longer be valid? Also, what exactly is rooting?

2. Does using a rooted phone vs. a non-rooted phone have any differences besides having access to root files? Like, is a rooted phone slower or have any problems? What are the pros and cons of a rooted phone vs. a non rooted one?

3. Does sense from let’s say the Desire ROM, run as smoothly on the Desire as it does on the Nexus?

4. What are the pros and cons of the Nexus One?

5. How durable is the nexus one, I saw some article where the LCD supposedly cracked for no reason which I don't believe but...? I do take really, really good care of my phones and baby them but I’d still like to know. I live in south Florida where it’s really humid (and HOT, 103 degrees at 3:00 today!!) and had a moisture incident with a Tilt 2…. Especially since it’s summer and rains quite often in afternoons and then the suns comes back up which makes it really humid and miserable….

6.Does anyone regret getting a Nexus One and wish they got something else…? If so why, and what?

That’s about it…sorry if I‘m asking really common questions that get asked a lot but, I’m new to Android and curious before I make the switch. If there is anything essential a newcomer needs to know that I didn’t mention please tell me, I’d really appreciate it!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harsh:
Go for nexus one, its amazing with Froyo 2.2, no phone currently beat nexus with froyo 2.2, and if u got built model other than ERE27, you are bound to root it to get Froyo 2.2, which is worth the unlocking. And as for unlocking it void your warranty.

And yes of course nexus one is best phone ever, current owner of nexus one, and iphone 3gs, i would like to say Nexus One can outperform iphone anyday with froyo 2.2. Except of some apps. but dont worry Android Market is catching up, and soon it will match quality apps like in iphone. Although i miss my Skype on Nexus but there are alternative to workaround. but with Google Voice who needs skype.

I dont know if it will answer your each and every question but i would simply suggest 529 USD well spent on NEXUS.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ztm.000:
Go with your gut
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ztm.000:
BRO I have Skype on my nexus. Just type in Skype android download on google and you'll get the beta. Its the best.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ohgood:
no - and why

no, i would not recommend a N1 for anyone, anymore. here's why:

3G. the phone drops 3g signals constantly, without warning, causing any/all network traffic to halt. youtube, phone calls, pandora, voicemail, calendars, sync, all of that fails when the 3g signal dies.

now, for clarification, when 3g drops, the phone is sitting on a shelf/table, with four bars. four. 4. excellent signal, no UFO's flying over head, nothing. it completely stops making traffic, and forces you to restart the radio (goto airplane, then exit airplane mode) before packets start moving again.

i've been using the n1 for about 3 months now, and it's an AWESOME smartphone. the roms are fantastic, the apps great, but 3g is rediculous. it's hardware, and it's really bad.

would i buy a revision 2 of the nexus ? ONLY and only after a few other thousand other people report that the 3g problems are gone.

just to be clear, 3g is the one and only gripe (besides a physical keyboard) i have with the n1.

your other questions will be answered shortly. ;-)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Purple Drama Llama:
Okay, thanks for the answers guys but so far only one of my questions was answered! :D
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Kakarot:
rooting can void you warranty, people are having hit and miss experiences... in the end, it is up to htc... like this site told me, play with it, use it.... make sure the phone is solid then root.

I have never used a desire, but I did try the senseui rom, it looked and felt great... but it was 2.1...

my non root nexus was great, a pleasure to use... and that is coming from my 3gs.... it was not as smooth or polished as my 3gs, but it was beyond acceptable.... but I wanted to root because I was tired of waiting for froyo 2.2... which adds beta flash support. So I did it, and now its fast, smooth and has many more options... I can play most flash websites and even some flash games, stream sports games and my local radio stations, it add some cool apps to your phone as well, depening on what you flash, it can be overclocked, or cool looking, endless really. I still do not know what I am doing... but it is fun so far, lol.

I have no cons yet, pros are above really.... 5mb camera, 1000mhz (1113 here), flash, customizing. I think it is very durable so far, I am a contractor and use it for work and play, I even dropped it today :(

I do not regret it and I am having fun with it, it does almost all the things I want and much more I never knew possible... even live wallpaper makes me giddy, lol.

I went from the 3g to the 3gs and I still love the nexus one..... I am new to my phone, but I hope I shed some light somewhere, you will not regret it
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Purple Drama Llama:
Wow, thanks! I'm really concerned about rooting though... Is it difficult? Do you lose any features or usability of the device? What exactly does it do?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blueman101:
rooting is not very difficult, but be sure you do your research first. Rooting does not loose any features, in fact the purpose of it is to allow the user full access to the phone. Basically the phone manufacturer lock down many of the things that could cause the phone to break, because of this rooting allows you to have full "admin" rights to the phone, be able to possibly break the phone but it allows you so much more. Overclocking, access to apps not usable by nonroots, and rom flashing. There are a lot of things to do when rooted, however I would advise that you hold off on rooting (im assuming your new to android) get to know the phone first, see if you like, or if your disappointed, if you are perfectly content with what the phone defaultly delivers there is no reason to root.

-Cheers and good luck

PS the nexus one was my first smartphone and so far it has done everything i could possiblely want, and i never looked back
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctbear:
hmm...why is that? my phone came with EPE54B and would like to get froyo once its out officially
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galaxys:
If you get the awesome Nexus in your hand stock or rooted, you will be amazed and never look back ;)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Purple Drama Llama:
Well, I won't be rooting it myself, someone I know offered to do it for me who is really experienced with Android. So should I accept the offer, or decline? I'm coming from WinMo here where ROOT access I suppose it's called is their by default. You can go to the windows folder and do anything you want within their where all the system files are available to see. But, you can't delete some stuff therefore total commander give you total access to that lol.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RogerPodacter:
the only possible issue is rooting voids your warranty. but many people have still gotten repairs under warranty even with root.

there is no downside to rooting. you dont lose anything, all you do is gain functions. i waited 3 months before rooting, and once i did i'm gald i did and have no regrets.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
I guess you should take this to your cellular provider. Nexus is the only phone I had until now that allowed me full-time WiFi tethering on an hour long way in 100mph train, while some of the area being covered with HSDPA, and in some spots dropping all the way down to GPRS, not even EDGE. And it's capable of initiating and keeping HSDPA with 0 bars showing. I was constantly in remote control of 2 computers, email, communicator, etc.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Purple Drama Llama:
So... anymore input/advice?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blueman101:
i would advise get the phone then wait a while before rooting, see if you really need it or if you are perfectly content with what it already lets you do, if you want more control over the phone after a month or two then root it, no downside except warranty voided.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Purple Drama Llama:
I do prefer control. I'm coming from WinMo which I changed the look dailey and hope to do that soon with Android.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blueman101:
you can do all of that without rooting, android is much more loose than winmo ever will be, without even rooting.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Kakarot:
advice? get the phone, use for a week to make sure nothing is faulty, root and play :)

like someone said above, you do not have to root to customize/control... it just gives you more options and things to play with/try out.

I love having 2.2 but I miss the sense ui
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexusdue:
(maybe) get an android phone ... but NOT the N1 (with all its hardware/software issues).

And if you plan to use your phone for business ... forget android.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xXJay_RXx:
android is great. get the N1. im comming off a sidekick (every single on of them) a blackberry 8310, iphone 3g, and iphone 3gs n this is a great phone!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hackm0d:
I just bought mine yesterday and I love it. :D
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Purple Drama Llama:
Wow thanks! This is what I was looking for.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dirk:
For all it's bugs and glitches i can't help but love my n1. I just downloaded the Team Fortress 2 Taunts app from the market, which i know my colleagues will get a kick out of when i play the taunts across the radios that we use to communicate :D
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RogerPodacter:
I don't get some of The complaints either, I'm just thrilled with my nexus and the OS. Maybe I'm just easily pleased...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nexusdue:
1. Does rooting void my warranty? Like, if I decide to root the phone, will my warranty no longer be valid? Also, what exactly is rooting?

YES. AND WELCOME TO "FREE" ANDROID WHERE THERE IS NO WAY TO RE-LOCK THE PHONE TO GET THE WARRANTY BACK. WINMO/iPHONE IT IS ALWAYS POSSIBLE TO GO BACK TO FACTORY STATE AND THUS GET THE WARRANTY BACK.

2. Does using a rooted phone vs. a non-rooted phone have any differences besides having access to root files? Like, is a rooted phone slower or have any problems? What are the pros and cons of a rooted phone vs. a non rooted one?

3. Does sense from let’s say the Desire ROM, run as smoothly on the Desire as it does on the Nexus?

4. What are the pros and cons of the Nexus One?

PROS:

- SUPPOSEDLY YOU ARE FIRST IN LINE FOR ANDROID UPDATES

- UNLOCKED PHONE (NO SIM CARD LOCK)

- NO CARRIER TO DEAL WITH

CONS:

- BUILD QUALITY

- UNRELIABLE AS A PHONE

- NOT GOOD AS A BIZ PHONE (EMAIL, CONTACTS, CALENDAR, ...)

- BUGGY (BETA?) OS - YOU REALLY NEED THE OS UPDATES

- BAD TOUCHSCREEN

- BAD RECEPTION

- NO QUALITY CONTROL AT HTC

- PRICE (IT ESSENTIALLY COSTS THE SAME AS OTHER UNLOCKED HIGH-END SMARTPHONES BUT IS A LOT WORSE, EG iPHONE)

- GOOGLE IS A JOKE - THEY WILL ADD 10,000 NEW FUNCTIONS BUT NOTHING ACTUALLY "JUST WORKS"; IT IS ALL BUGGY BULL****!

5. How durable is the nexus one, I saw some article where the LCD supposedly cracked for no reason which I don't believe but...? I do take really, really good care of my phones and baby them but I’d still like to know. I live in south Florida where it’s really humid (and HOT, 103 degrees at 3:00 today!!) and had a moisture incident with a Tilt 2…. Especially since it’s summer and rains quite often in afternoons and then the suns comes back up which makes it really humid and miserable….

IT FEELS QUITE SOLID BUT I WOULD NOT BE SURPRISED IF THE SCREEN CRACKS AT THE SLIGHTEST DROP. COMPARE THAT TO MY HTC TYTN2 WHICH I DROPPED FROM 4-5 FEET ONTO CONCRETE AND IT ONLY HAD SOME SCRATCHES.

6.Does anyone regret getting a Nexus One and wish they got something else…? If so why, and what?

YES. I WISH I COULD GET MY MONEY BACK. $600 FOR A PHONE WHERE I FEEL LIKE A BETA TESTER? NO THANK YOU!

That’s about it…sorry if I‘m asking really common questions that get asked a lot but, I’m new to Android and curious before I make the switch. If there is anything essential a newcomer needs to know that I didn’t mention please tell me, I’d really appreciate it!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RogerPodacter:
Then just sell your nexus, you should be able to recover the majority of what you paid for it.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Nexusdue, you're welcome to sell your phone instead of whining in every possible thread you find over issues which are mostly imagined by yourself or exaggerated.

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Actually, I can answer point by point, though it has been repeated endlessly here, but I guess newcomers are lazy to search:

1. Rooting doesn't void warrantly, unlocking the bootloader does. Rooting is taking ownership of the "root" user in the system - the unlimited user. True, on N1 rooting is done through unlocking the bootloader - because it's the easy way, made by Google as a GIFT to developers. On other phones rooting can be undone, but it's much more complicated to achieve and even rooted phones still present several permission problems. Not so with unlocked N1. N1 is DEVELOPERS' phone, that happens to be a great phone. Phones with HW issues are being exchanged with or without unlocked bootloaders, and if you're stupid enough to fry your chipset with overclocking or something else that can fry chipsets - why should Google/HTC be responsible for it?

4. Build quality is great. Excellent looking and solid phone, that happened to survive a crash on a stone floor from 6 feet high (it was early in the morning and I was rushing from bed to answer my wife, and the phone slipped from my ear) with no visible damage whatsoever! Even my father's bulletproof SE K800i had scratches from such fall. And the only thing on it was a screen protector!

It's as reliable as any other smartphone, and is a hell of a data phone. It's the only phone that could keep a constant data connection on my daily train commute, still using HSDPA with 0 bars of reception showing.

Touchscreen is nothing out of ordinary. Buttons are higher than they appear, one gets used to it.

EVERYTHING works.

5. Of course you wouldn't, let's also blame it for global warming, shall we? Or should you just stop writing worthless BS.

6. Of course there are whiners. For each expensive product there are X people who're angry it doesn't do this, that and laundry.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JustinLoe:
!

I'm going on my third N1. Went to the Evo because I thought the employee discounts would justify the contract and switch, but honest to goodness could not stand the plastic bezel coming from the aluminum the nexus has. The TFT also is a bit of bummer coming from AMOLED. It's the nicest build-quality phone i've ever had.

I also think the TFT was a little worse visibility in direct sunlight than the AMOLED brightness all the way up.

Superfast phone with the first updates and the biggest collection of Developers in existance (bar none).

HTC will still provide warranty replacement if you've unlocked your bootloader (root).

The phone is much thinner than the Evo. Feels alot better, and again..the aluminum bezel and build of the N1 is alot better imo.

T-Mobile HSPA+ is currently offered in more locations than 4g, and alot faster both up/dwn and ping response time.

Not sure what else, I know these aren't direct answers to your questions, but just my .02

Also to clarify, I haven't gone through so many nexus' because they are faulty or decided to switch carriers. I've actually been mugged once, and lost my previous one.