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[Nexus One Android Development] Ather:
lpasq, the Application "Fancy Widget" in your ROM was removed from the Market on HTC's Request by the developer, therefore when placing it in your ROM will be considered as "Distribution", Please Remove the Fancy Widget from the ROM and PM me when re-uploaded, so i can unlock this thread, for now i am locking this post and removing the download link
[Nexus One Android Development] Ather:
Post is Re-Opened as the ROM has been re-uploaded without Fancy Widget, Link has been added to 1st post

Thanks
[Nexus One Android Development] lpasq:
no problem. thanks for looking out for us all.
[Nexus One Android Development] chuspitin:
I try to flash your rom and have a problem when verifing update package says me

Corrupt file:

system/tts/lang-pico/en-US_ta.bin
[Nexus One Android Development] Dimon aggie:
same here ;-(
[Nexus One Android Development] Ehsan021:
same error here :(
[Nexus One Android Development] lpasq:
the package went from kitchen to forum-mod via a pm then he posted...so i guess it got corrupted. uploading a fresh one soon. sorry
[Nexus One Android Development] Sellitus:
I hope you brought condoms to this shameless kang-bang. I love the rom it works great so far!!!
[Nexus One Android Development] SoleOfJohn:
...

Are you posting a new download link? I'm looking forward to flashing this one!
[Nexus One Android Development] lpasq:
see post 1
[Nexus One Android Development] SoleOfJohn:
Hey...

That wasnt there when i posted that... =p
[Nexus One Android Development] smartmazila:
hello, please help me. I've HD2 with froyo 2.2 and radio:2.12.50.02 hspl 2.08

there is problem to connect 3g network. I try update radio to 32.36.00.28U_4.06.00.12_7 but cant do anything. is there possible to update?

regards

so, I installed new ROM "ASTRAIOS"; new radio 2.10.50.26; new android froyo 2.1a and problem solved. 3g works perfect, g sensor not freezes and everything is ok.

thanks XDA TEAM
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lethalboy:
Hello ppl,

Two days ago I bought an EVO 4g. I want to know the advantages of rooting my EVO 4g.

Thanks
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CentroniX:
The advantage is you'll have root access to the device; The ability to write to the filesystem. This will enable you to flash custom ROMs, customize the device with themes and icons, remove unwanted applications, add additional functionality, and other cool geekery.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trentlythp:
They have a lot of info in this thread. I think it should answer a lot of your questions.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=702886&highlight=advantages+rooting
[Legend General] Hammanu:
Im looking at a legend to replace my ominia 2 (crap pone) in my opinion. And was trying to get a general feel for how ppl feel about it.

Im interested in seeing anything you've all got to say thanks in advance:p
[Legend General] orouborus:
based on my experience, legend is a good upgrade from my previous hero. i really like it, its very smooth and easy to use, since you came from omnia2, try the desire as well. they have the same screen size, resolution and screen. if you have money and want to replace your omnia2, desire is a better replacement. but i prefer the build quality of legend over the desire. :D
[Legend General] aaa:
I have bought Desire for me, Hero for my bro...and...a very good friend of mine has a Legend...

The best choices for android phones will be desire and legend.

Legend's hardware is somehow weaker than Desire but it has better looks and uni-aluminium-body.

Desire has more powerful hardware but way uglier compared to Legend and has only plastic body.

I found it also hard to decide Legend or Desire, but finally I have decided to choose hardware over looks.

I recommend you to choose either Legend or Desire, it depends on how you will look at the phone...looks or performance....

Both of them are very recommendable to buy!

BTW : In my opinion, Legend does have better looks than Desire.
[Legend General] orouborus:
same here. i was suppose to buy desire but i got turned off due to its color and build. i have an hd2 and that is really business phone so i went for the legend due to its build quality. but desire has better specs and screen. so its really up to you.
[Legend General] danton47:
I would definitely recommend Android.

I would not recommend Legend because of its poor reception quality and certain firmware bugs.

If I had to buy myself a phone now, I would probably go pure Android route - Nexus One or Motorola-sans-Blur.

Frankly speaking, though, I think there's currently no winner Android phone on the market - all have some quality issues or ugly custom interfaces.
[Legend General] brad2332:
As others have mentioned reception is not great. Where I live in Canada I had great reception on my BB Bold9000, however the legend is definitely lacking. I am also currently 8 feet from my WiFi and it only gets one or two bars... odd.

That being said, amazing build quality is part of the reason I was sold. Very snappy phone, although with a 600 mhz processor I was expecting lad especially with sense and have none.

I should mention GPS is very fast, at least for me.

I can only imagine the forthcoming Froyo update will help matters....

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[Legend General] arzme:
Frankly, i would not recommend this phone to ppl tht are 'adventurous' in delving deep into android. Yup, the body is great, the app is snappy, size is just right (atleast for me) for me to flip it around in one hand BUT the buttons CAN'T make it. The Power button, the Back button, Home button are just pure mechanical buttons and often needed to be use to navigate around. My Back button already sink down after just 2 month of usage. Do consider capacitive buttons phone.
[Legend General] idroidgrey:
Go desire, I had it 4 one weekend and it's the best phone I ever had, I hardly use my iPod Touch now. I also considered the legend but I like the style and the performance, even 4 reception, of the desire, better than the legend. And IMHO because it has better hardware it will last longer, and you'll be able to get more upgrades. Go desire, for less than 100€ more than the legend, I've got a phone which eats iPhones for breakfast ;-)

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[Legend General] raf2k:
Its not worth 390€

I bought the Legend over 2 moths ago, and Im not satisfied.

The screen is not good outdoor. With black background wallpaper (to save battey life) I cant see icons. All I can see is just my fingerprints.

The battery is very poor. I have to charge my phone every 1-2days.

Cell reception isn't good either.

IMO right now theres no good phone on the market with the same size and OS.

I recommend you to wait 2-3 moths for someting better or wait until the price will drop to 300€ (if its possible)
[Legend General] Timothye:
i recommend you go to settings>sound & display>brightness and select Automatic brightness when outdorrs . this will change hhow it looks dramatically .

never had a problem with wallpaper affecting battery life .

the batteyr you would consider poor charging ever 1 to 2 days . compared to most phones out there the others need to be charged 1-2 times a day or on a continous charging plan .

call reception . i havent had a problem AT ALL not one dropped call or static / fuzzy sounding call . clear and sweet .

to the OP'er .

this phone is by far the ebst mobile i have ever had in my pocket .

in the last 6 months i hahve had the iphone , HD2 and now the Legend .

i love it and wouldnt trade it for anything at the moment .

but again . this is my opinion .
[Legend General] ve.:
I recently weighed up the Desire/N1/Legend and I chose the legend for the following reasons:

I prefer the smaller screen size/smaller form factor. The Legend feels way more robust than the plastic desire/N1.

I get 2~3 days battery life on my Legend with my typical (albeit low) usage pattern.

In terms of speed, the Legend is quite quick and responsive, way better than my Voda Magic. I understand that the N1/Desire with the snapdragon will be potentially faster dealing with more apps at one time? But browsing the web etc, is more than fast enough, on wifi pages load in a second or two etc.

AMOLED screens are typically bad outdoors although I have not had any particularly bad experiences with this. So that is a valid complaint although everysingle review I read before I bought mine mentioned this so it is well documented.

Having a black wallpaper will not affect battery life either way. The screen is covered with glass so finger prints could be an issue though, again when my screen is on, I can't see any finger prints.

My legend doesn't get worse reception than my magic did, if anything it gets better reception but that is just my experience.

Phone manufacturers are almost unanimously moving towards larger 4" + screen phones so waiting 2-3 months will probably not help.
[Legend General] raf2k:
A black wallpaper affects batter life a lot.

You can read about it on swedroid

http://www.swedroid.se/batteritid-del-2-processorbelastning-och-skarmens-ljusstyrka

With a black wallpaper and 100% brightness the HTC desire's battery life was 15h 29m.

With a white wallpaper it was only 2h 57m.

It affects only AMOLED screens.
[Legend General] Hammanu:
Thanks for the opinions guys, I ended up buying a legend and love it now. Just need to unload the 600$ paperweight that is my onmia II :D
[Legend General] ve.:
Thanks for the link, I had heard similar rumors about my old HTC elf (obviously the elf does not have an amoled screen)which were debunked but I see I have been hasty in dismissing this. Now I just need to find version in english. :)

Also, maybe it's just me, but if I turn my legend's screen brightness up to 100%, it's so bright it hurts my eyes. I usually have it set just above the minimum setting or on Auto which is not so bad most of the time.
[Legend General] Mafiatounes:
The best phone ive used (My first android) I already had topmodels from nokia s60,samsung s60, wm mobile, iphone 3gs and so on the legend rocks
[Legend General] robto:
Congratulations!! It is a great phone!!
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] ThaDeanesta:
Please give your opinion!
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] fatbas202:
While on the surface I really like the idea of the XDA-ROM where random people can contribute to make the best ROM out there, I think it would make file/package management a living hell for the chef.

I've not used MonaROM yet, but it looks like you've put a lot of thought and even more effort into it. Good luck and thanks for cooking!
[General Questions and Answers] lc3necro:
Wasn't terribly sure where to place this question, so I figured I would drop it into the general Q&A forum. I am running the new EVO on Sprint, not rooted, and I am looking for an application that can display active (and perhaps historical) network bandwidth usage based on the application(s) utilizing it.

So far the only one I have manged to come across is "NetMeter" from the market. While this shows active network activity, it does not single out applications.

Trying to figure out what's whoring out the bandwidth on my phone and how I can fine-tune the problematic applications. As I type this I am looking at ~10min of 3G usage totaling over 15MB so far, and from what I can tell I am not running anything that would require the downloading of said data chunk!

So yeah, any input, tips, tricks..hints, or leads?

Thanks in advance!
[General Questions and Answers] lc3necro:
Anyone? I thought of this while at work - for those wondering what exactly I mean, I suppose I am looking for something similar to wireshark for the PC in Android form!
[General Questions and Answers] Farmer Ted:
Get SPB Wireless Monitor.
[myTouch 3G Slide General] jnight666:
Does anybody know what type of glass the Slide uses...
[myTouch 3G Slide General] adambenjamin:
It doesn't seem to be the same scratch proof glass we saw on the Nexus One if that's what you were wondering. Mine already has a few tiny marks. Get a screen protector if you are the type of person that likes to keep the screen mint.
[myTouch 3G Slide General] jnight666:
Thats what I was afraid of, Does any one know of any good screen protectors..

I guess Static would be better.... I'm just stuck using the stock plastic thing until I can find a good protector and it looks bad right now...
[myTouch 3G Slide General] ryanshowers:
I purchased my slide at the retail store and picked up a 2 pack of screen protectors for $15. Not cheap, but they are good quality and fit the screen perfect.
[myTouch 3G Slide General] Droidz:
I'd say try the Zagg Invisible Shield it covers the whole entire phone. its pretty awesome.

http://www.zagg.com/invisibleshield...es-screen-protectors-covers-skins-shields.php
[myTouch 3G Slide General] tubaking182:
i like ghostarmour screen protectors and body shields, the screen protector is $15 but you get a liftime warranty on it and it feels nice under the finger. i have one on my mytouch 3g and absolutely love it. full body shield is $35 i think and if you have to warranty the phone, just take material off phone and take new phone back to them and they will replace with new protectors for free
[myTouch 3G Slide General] gbear1023:
I have the invisable shield by zagg my job is actually right around the corner from them I get free shields and stuff because my work has been suppying materials for their new store,It is a good cover for your phone lifetime warraty and all no questions asked replacements. Thats my 2 cents for what it worth. :D
[myTouch 3G Slide General] r0man:
I had an Invisible Shield on my G1. Amazing screen protector, crappy body protection. It collected grime all over and got pretty disgusting. The screen protectors T-Mo sells for $10x2 are quite nice.
[myTouch 3G Slide General] jnight666:
Thanks guys.

I'll probably go with one of those protectors.
[myTouch 3G Slide General] twiztidnutzzzzz:
when I bought my slide at radio shack in order to get the phone for the 100 bucks I had to buy an accessory. Anyway $7 for a 5 pack of screen protectors..
[myTouch 3G Slide General] mitchgdodge:
What about..

The actual dust under the screen like this topic is meant for though? I have a full body Zagg shield on MT3GS and still I found dust under my screen today. It is on the bottom right corner of the glass and have no idea how it got there! Better enough I absolutely have had no luck with finding cases or anything for my phone. Anyways if I find dust under my screen again I will NOT be keeping this phone. T-Mobile went real cheap on this design.
[Hero CDMA General] sierpinski13:
This is from the EVO forums. They have found better battery life by removing the people widget from their phones. I was wondering if this would work on the Hero, but I haven't found time to test. If people were willing to try this, it could lead to good results, but I dont know for sure.

Here's the link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=707624
[Hero CDMA General] foolforfood:
I will let you know how this works for me tomorrow. Usually at 12 am I have 12% so I'll see how this works.

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[Hero CDMA General] Tipharet:
Yeah I guess well see. I removed mine. Running Honeybun.
[Hero CDMA General] sierpinski13:
I'll probably be able to start testing this myself tomorrow.

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[Hero CDMA General] sierpinski13:
After three days of testing here's what I've found:

With the people widget, my hero will last around 12 hours with moderate usage. cell standby is at the top of the battery chart and tws is between 40-60 percent. (your battery life might be better if that number is lower.)

After removing the people widget, my phone lasted almost twice as long, but something was weird about the battery list. Maps was at the top, though I had not used it in the two days. it was allegedly using 90 percent of the battery and cell standby only 5 percent. Tws stayed the same though.

Those are my findings, and my battery seems to be better. How about you?

Swyped from my HERO200 using XDA App
[Nexus One General] sandtiger:
From : http://www.google.com/support/forum...488da0ef21660d1300048994d2e4bf4c&hl=en&hltp=1

Ry Guy

Google Employee

07:03 PM

Hey guys,

Just dropping in to let you know that the FRF72 build that is floating around is not the official update. The Android team is feverishly working to get a final version out the door, but like passion-ate has mentioned this will only happen once a release candidate meets our quality criteria.

Since today is the Summer Solstice, we know things will be heating up a bit so hopefully Froyo will be on its way shortly. Thanks for your continued patience!

-Ry Guy

So… that tells us… not very much but we now know 2 things:

* FRF72, which was the latest official leaked Froyo build, was not the final version (we kind of already suspected that)

* and Froyo is still not ready
[Nexus One General] SBERG117:
cool, thnx for the info
[Nexus One General] musashiken:
And so the wait continues...

Then again if the google guys think that FRF72 still doesn't meet their standards... could be a good thing.

I'm expecting the OTA'd Froyo to have the option to take over Apple's servers and Ddos them to pieces.
[Nexus One General] Blueman101:
watch, we will have waited all this time for froyo and instead we get gingerbread. (crosses fingers and hopes)
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
Good to know...seems like Google is taking QA to a new level!
[Nexus One General] sandtiger:
http://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/When+It's+Done

(jargon)	When It's Done - A manufacturer's non-answer to questions about product availability. This answer allows the manufacturer to pretend to communicate with their customers without setting themselves any deadlines or revealing how behind schedule the product really is. It also sounds slightly better than "We don't know".
[Nexus One General] Blueman101:
just hopefully it wont be as bad as BlackMesaSource's "When its done" this mod has taken like 3 years:eek:
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
lalalalala
[Nexus One General] flybyme:
Pretty sure its actually five years in the making because I've been watching for 3 years and I'm sure they started in 04-05 right after half life source came out. nothing compared to duke nukem forever
[Nexus One General] erikiksaz:
This newb is curious, how are you tracking these things?
[Nexus One General] krabman:
Needed a small edit, all fixed now. ;)
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
funny how long its taking google when they seemed so confident at I/O that it would be out shortly. what did they discover i wonder that suddenly needed so much attention?

anyway it doesnt bother me. but i know the complainers in the main google forum arent as forgiving. i have to wonder, what do those people think, that google is holding back 2.2 on purpose? what would be the hidden motive! :D
[Nexus One General] DMaverick50:
I agree, its tough to be mad since we already have it anyway. But I'm with you I'm intrigued by the delay, not put off by it. Hopefully google will not be too embarrassed to announce what caused the delay.
[Nexus One General] chris.wilcox:
Re: Google Officially Updates Us On Froyo Status &#150; FRF72 Was Not Final,

I'm still excited, they work hard at Goggle, I'm sure the official update its going to be great when its ready.
[Nexus One General] vegetaleb:
I think we should have stick to 2.1 till the official froyo comes up,it's good to see that Desire to N1 Roms are active again
[Nexus One General] Henchman:
Rodriguezstyle ROM with FRF72 us amazing already

Fastest, smoothest Android I've ever used.

Cant wait for 75
[Nexus One General] bmwtjai:
So FRF72 is not the final build. What will be in the new build. Is there a list available what items is not met yet in the FRF72 build?
[Nexus One General] adamspir:
All this time I always have a feeling that froyo is being delayed due to flash! My thought is that they are waiting for the final flash build to optimize froyo for it.
[Nexus One General] shaunm1989:
Adobe has released Full flash 10.1 to android androidcentral.com/adobe-releases-flash-101-partners

so dont think they are waiting on flash anymore
[Nexus One General] jamesyb0i:
and whilst waiting for flash to be ready they thought. "Hey, let's watch some korean drama and worry about gingerbread later"
[Nexus One General] commodoor:
this is how it goes, all the HTC, motorola and samsung devices getting Froyo and the nexus owners wil get gingerbread. This will make the N1 sells go up :cool:
[Nexus One General] frandavid100:
I think the question here is: what exactly do you expect from Froyo that you don't have now?

Is the version you have lacking any features? Does it have performance issues? Anything that keeps you from using it, or it from being awesome?

No? Then what's the hurry? Chill out guys...
[Nexus One General] boesky:
I suppose we all just want to get the most out of our Nexuses before the advancement of technology inevitably makes it redundant (a year, maybe two? give or take).
[Nexus One General] frandavid100:
But you're already getting the most out of it; you have the latest available version of the OS don't you? And it is more awesome than any other out there.

Relax, just enjoy your phones.
[Nexus One General] logger:
Lets see... The ability to install Froyo in a simple straight forward manner for someone not technically minded.

The abilty to install Froyo on a stock standard (non rooted) 850mhz N1.

The ability to install Froyo OTA.

So YES that is why I keenly and patiently await the official OTA, when it is ready.

The fact that the OTA should have minor improvements and tweaks will just be icing in the cake.
[Nexus One General] liam.lah:
The Source.
[Nexus One General] :
hahaha replica island reference as well?

also the browser is pretty buggy. Sometime it just freezes while loading and its quite bothersome. I always end up pulling out my laptop. And stock Froyo atm wont allow you to see certain market apps
[Nexus One General] nmesisca:
+1 trillion.
[Nexus One General] boesky:
Personally, however long Google takes to release the official (presumably OTA, of course) update to Froyo doesn't concern me one bit, cause I do in fact have FRF72 (repacked by paul of course) on my phone.

However, those who have yet to unlock their Nexuses are missing out on a whole lot. Frankly, the web browsing speed is INTENSE. :-D

Hence, the longer Google takes, the longer these users aren't getting anywhere near the "most" out of their phones.

I believe it's not so much of "blaming" Google as it is "trembling in anticipation"? :-)
[Nexus One General] SiNJiN76:
Haven't tried the 727 build, but what's missing is the empty boxes in the car mode. Unless I missed on how to customize it.
[Nexus One General] DDM123:
That's pretty much the only thing I want to see fixed in the final release. From what I can tell, there is no way to add anything to the boxes in FRF50 or 72.
[Nexus One General] frandavid100:
I see your point. Still, I see nothing to be excited about, feature-wise. Nothing that makes me want to want it out NOW.

Well, I wouldn't expect being able to add any items even in final. They probably want to keep car home as clean and bare as possible. I would bet only certain specific apps will be allowed to put icons there.
[Nexus One General] mgymnop:
swiping between homescreens is still not completely smooth in FRF72. Sometimes you need a second attempt. Same is true for application roller. Gtalk still locks out frequently without a reason. Can't reinstall because it comes with OS and I am not rooted.

Probably for Gingerbread: Would be nice to be able to have more than one GTalk account open. Much needed improvement is needed for contacts; it is a mess if you have more than one Google account..
[Nexus One General] Mike Blitz:
For a reason, because Froyo isn't officially out no one it supposed to have it bar those testers/press/devs.
[Nexus One General] antikryst:
easy for you to say. still dont have froyo as im on the ATT version and i dont want to root
[Nexus One General] jp_macaroni:
I think Google will make the official release on July 4th...for a big bang!