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[Omnia II ROM Development] tvroscas:
xxxx://xxx.bytheway.gr/portal2/forum/showthread.php?t=13152&language=en
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] DS36:
If you like sense time clock widget your going to love this on your senseless roms looks exactly like sense clock widget

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[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] cronic5:
I actually prefer it over the Sense clock, as the weather is not from accuweather, but from weather.com, which is far more accurate.
[Hero CDMA General] kayawire:
Hello guys,

I am trying to flash back to the sprint stock 2.1 rom (using the sprint RUU)...I'm currently on Fresh 2.1.1.

Everytime I run the current Sprint RUU I get some errors... see attached images

I am trying to sell my hero and I need to flash back to stock!!!

For the love of God, Help me someone:confused::confused::confused:

Thanks in advance
[Hero CDMA General] coldsweat:
not exactly sure

my vote goes to flashing another ROM and trying again, or maybe you need to turn off debugging mode, or if its on, try turning it off and running the RUU again...
[Hero CDMA General] Kcarpenter:
Let it error, close ruu. Leave the phone alone and re run ruu.

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[Hero CDMA General] kayawire:
Thanks for the help guys...

This is how I finally fixed the problem... I used another computer that had Windows Vista 32bit and it worked beautifully.... The other one had Windows 7 64 bit, so I guess it was a drivers issue...

Anyways, thanks again for the suggestions, my Hero is on the market:D

K
[EVO 4G Accessories] bccbryan:
Does anyone know if there are any sports armband for the EVO?
[EVO 4G Accessories] skeene85:
A phone this size... it's bigger than anyone's arms I know. I just figured nerds that guy the Evo probably don't play sports.
[EVO 4G Accessories] rahb0sse:
HAHA, that is exactly what I was thinkin. If you have this phone, it's doubtful you'll have muscles any larger than it :p
[EVO 4G Accessories] bccbryan:
I know the phone is large. I do a lot of running and I would like to use this as my MP3 player.
[EVO 4G Accessories] toneedo:
i actually got it to fit into my belkin ipod touch 2G arm band...just need to cut a little at the top to make it stretch wide enough to slide in the evo...it will be a snug fit.
[EVO 4G Accessories] 0ri0n:
My arms ar much bigger than the evo... haha... im just... serious
[EVO 4G Accessories] benshtc:
Google EVO armband and you'll find one. I got one for $4.95 shipping was like $ 6.95 but now I'll have one. I'll give a review once I get it and try for a few days.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Fixter:
Look it up on Ebay. 10 bucks. With free shipping.
[EVO 4G Accessories] lolz mclollerson:
Let us know how you like it.

I like using buddy trainer or something like that to track my runs and I'd much prever the EVO on my arm instead of my waist band.

Thanks!
[EVO 4G Accessories] benshtc:
It seems like a good deal. It fits into a neoprene slip that will hold the device tightly for when you are working out plus it has a zippered pocket behind if you want to store say a key, id, or money. It seems like it is of decent quality but not OEM or made for the device specifically. I ordered one for my EVO and one for my wifes blackberry and they looked different online but seem as if they aren't any different but for $4.95 I don't regret the purhcase.

http://www.cell-phone-accessories.com/htc-evo-4g-arm-pouch.html
[EVO 4G Accessories] chinot66:
http://www.fommy.com/view-full-page.asp?divid=HTC&model=HTC+EVO+4G&cat=Cases&skuno=84363

Not much option out there right now, but this one it about 20 buck.
[EVO 4G Accessories] radar5:
I got a lot of 3 universal ones from shnoop a while back. Look similar to this one except a bigger version I think. I don't have an evo yet, but I've used it with my Sansa e270 and Vogue both squeezed in. It zippers all the way around so nothing is going to fall out, but you don't have quick access to the screen either.
[EVO 4G Accessories] mrono:
how is it that it works with the ATT HTC Aria as well as the evo...
[EVO 4G Accessories] monkeefied:
o_O why oh why...... just.... get like a sansa clip or something, they can be had for like 30 bucks. This reminds me of that british iPad spoof video where the guy is screaming while talking on his iPad in public.
[EVO 4G Accessories] Minjin:
Why do people have such difficulty understanding that not everyone has the same needs and desires as they do? Perhaps these folks want to use GPS program to track their run? Perhaps they are on call and need quick access to their phone? The reason doesn't really matter.
[EVO 4G Accessories] malibubts:
Agreed. I used to run with my Zune but after getting my Evo I've been using Cardio Trainer to track my runs. That being said, I ordered an arm band from Amazon the other day. It looks like it's out of stock now, but it's not bad. It's universal so the buttons aren't the easiest to get to. But, in my opinion I really don't care; it holds it on my arm that's good enough for me.
[EVO 4G Accessories] monkeefied:
I stand corrected and apologize.
[EVO 4G Accessories] bbatomic:
Maybe you try this one? Slimmer than some of the others ive seen and its designed specifically for the EVO. Ive not seen it in person but it looks ok from the site. Give it a shot, let me know!

Would work awesome with Google My Tracks

Evo Arm Band :: Run & Walk with your Sprint Evo!
[EVO 4G Accessories] mikek9:
um bb, can you post a link or the site? im interested in seeing one specifically designed for the evo, thanks!
[EVO 4G Accessories] riironman:
i am still looking for one that will fit my arms...and yes i am a bodybuilder geek. the only one i see out there only goes up to 15" arms and i am at 19" maybe keep it on my forearm?
[HD2 General] secano:
Sick to my stomach

http://www.tmonews.com/2010/06/walmart-selling-htc-hd2-for-48-88/
[HD2 General] huevo0000:
amazon

Amazon price: $49.99 (with new service plan)
[HD2 General] ~~Tito~~:
I would have done this, except I couldn't add a line through amazon.
[HD2 General] d0ug:
I wonder if the outright purchase price has dropped any? At this pricing it would have been worthwhile for me to renew my contract and get roped into the $30 a month data plan.

I outright purchased my HD2 since over the course of the 2 years that my contract would have been extended, the extra $10 a month for the data would have eaten up the savings of getting the HD2 subsidized.

Just the cost of being an early adopter
[HD2 General] rickyoon.vegas:
What the hell.

dropped $150 in what, 2 months?
[HD2 General] PoisonWolf:
It's quite sad really. Majority of the people who get the HD2 in the USA are not people who know what Windows Mobile is, and for the most part, get frustrated when they treat it as a phone, instead of a personal computer (SENSE's imperfections is partly to blame for this, which is why I never recommend SENSE to people). I can honestly vouch that the majority of people who got this phone got it because the screen is bigger than the iPhone (and that it is supposed to be T-Mobile's iPhone). That's about it.

Because of this, I"m pretty sure TMobile is experiencing so many returns/complaints from people who have little to know knowledge about Windows Mobile. Therefore, I'm getting the feeling that T-Mobile is starting to think that it's not worth it and is deciding to just push the stock out ASAP (lock whoever they can for the next 2 years), or what's left of it, keep a couple of thousand in stock for return/repair/warranty issues, and call it quits soon (which might lend proof to the upcoming rumor that T-Mobile is ending HD2 soon in July).

It's really sad, because the T-Mobile's HD2 is one of the most solid phones I have ever held in my hand which no cracks, crease, or squeaks. It is a hardware marvel in so many respects it puts a lot of other phones to shame.

Windows Mobile is an OS that is for a very niche market, because it requires a certain finesse and tolerance that a majority of users simply do not have (I give credit to Apple for making a device that works well for the features that it has). Windows Mobile phones are part phone, part personal computer, and part software-gadgetry-hobby for the tech enthusiast.
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
as above said, its probably because it is becoming a headache for them. I bet they've had hundreds of returns because people have come here, flashed the wrong thing and bricked it, plus thousands more who simply dont get the phone, and have no clue how to start to understand it.

As a line of phones its probably somewhere between a great moneymaker and a support nightmare for tmo.
[HD2 General] daemonfly:
Sheesh, cut the price I paid in HALF! The nerve.... ;):D

($99 from Wirefly at release)

As for why, well, I noticed a lot of HD2 commercials from HTC leading up to the release of Evo, then haven't seen any HD2 ones at all after that. Understandable for HTC, but bad for TMO, and it's affiliates. Perhaps lower prices are trying to pull the interest back to the "older" phone.
[HD2 General] nyctalynth:
I got mine at launch at wal-mart - it was $149, so this is a $100 price drop
[HD2 General] RiffyDivine:
Shame those of us who paid 350+ can't get some of that cash back lol.
[HD2 General] stim141:
Not to mention that the resale values on eBay will DIVE when we want to sell ours in a year and possibly upgrade. Prices people are paying for used Nexus One's and Apple 3G's is insane! Fortunately paid about 75 in May through Letstalk.com with a coupon so I can definately get that back in a year. At the time Tmobile was charging 199 with a new service agreement. Their return rate must have been like a tidal wave. Amazing that a month ago people couldn't even get this phone as it was constantly on backorder! Guess a software/radio upgrade from Tmobile is now going to be out of the question?!!!

Agree that is a great phone with some minor software flaws but the hardware has been flawless. Look over at the EVO forum and many are have issues with screen delams, bleeding of backlight, badly grounded screens that repond even when touching the kickstand. My HD2 has been perfect - no flexing, dead pixels or button problems.
[HD2 General] jiggahj:
hd2

i didnt even pay for mine yet. tmobile billed me 130 and i have to pay two payments of 25 bucks so 200 total but they credited me 50 so it was only 150 now i havent had a fone in about month cuz i thought id be paying 25 extra for 6 months and now the fone is cheaper then i got it for with an extra 50, i think im going to call them and try to get my price adjusted !! its going for a third of what i am supposed to pay i might threaten to leave tmobile again or something
[HD2 General] samsamuel:
just be happy you all got it so much cheaper than the rest of the world to start with. An extra 100 dollars is chicken feed.
[HD2 General] PoisonWolf:
Lawl. I would love that the HD2 gets discontinued. It'll make us remaining T-Mobile HD2 owners stand like the few and the proud. :D
[HD2 General] secano:
HA! That's what I think as well! It'll be like the "Hard to get your hands on" phone.
[HD2 General] Paten:
Really? The Few, The Proud, The HD2 Owner.

It's still just a phone at the end of the day. I just hope that I will now be able to pick up a second HD2 cheap to experiment with when an Android port becomes available.
[HD2 General] toygixxer69:
Got that right. I just paid $400 less than a month ago without any plans:mad:
[HD2 General] Paten:
I paid $450 the first week of April for mine. But I don't have a contract to worry about and I am still using my t-zones service for $5.99 a month. So still worth it to me.
[HD2 General] Flame3g:
Man u said what i would have:p
[HD2 General] wingates:
ouch

wow that hurts..i paid $250.00 for mines but it sucks how the price dropped. but i am happy i got it and because of the hd2 i was able to learn so much more on this website about how everything works and...thats priceless
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] dbtfree:
My email does not sync (imap, internet email account) when the device suspends (screen goes blank). Is there anyway to set it to do that? I'd like to be able to put it on suspend in order to conserve battery power. I have found the usual programs to auto lock when the screen is dimmed so that I can still get email, but I'd like it to update email during suspend and wake up and alert me if an email is received.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] dbtfree:
I guess basically what I am looking for is the same functionality as the "wake on receive SMS" option in the advanced options that come with this rom. Otherwise suspending is pointless for me. If the thing is suspended in my pocket and does not alert me when I have a new email, what is the point?

Wish there was a way to turn of the screen without suspending it. That would work too. so far I have not seen that.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] dbtfree:
huh, maybe this is a problem in Jun 7 Energy Cookie ROM. I switched to June 12 Energy MaxSense UI and it works, most of the time.
[EVO 4G General] mysterioustko:
Today I decided to do a real world test of the Evo's battery life. I used my phone the way I would normally use it on an other day. As for the phone itself, I am running the rom from the OTA update. The only changes that have been made is that I am using unrevoked root method so that I can use the Overclock Widget (marketplace) to turn the processor freq down to 245000 when the screen is off. I also use Advanced Task Killer to turn off apps that I am not using. I had bluetooth and gps turned on throughout the entirety of this test, wifi was on for about 3.5 hours. During this test I played a game for a short period of time, did some light web browsing, and had several phone conversations that totalled a little more than 2 hours. With doing all this, my battery lasted for a little more than 11 hours. That being said, under normal use the Evo should definitely last you throughout a full day.
[EVO 4G General] Vandam500:
Thanks for the info. I got my Evo yesterday and haven't been able to put it to through extreme testing yet :p
[EVO 4G General] mysterioustko:
No problem. just kind of got tired of hearing how poor the battery life was. Even before using the overclock widget I was still getting decent battery life, but the overclock widget just put it over the top. To add to that, I don't normally talk for 2 hrs. on my phone during a normal day, so really a lot of that 29% battery drain from phone use wouldn't be there. The only thing I didn't use today was 4g (which I don't normally use unless I'm on the phone and need to use data).
[EVO 4G General] admorris:
Not sure what this proves or "dispells". When people (myself included until making some friendstream changes) are getting 6 hours out of a charge with light use, that is a real problem. You must not have friendstream syncing...if you did and did everything you just wrote about, your phone would be dead in 3 hours tops. Thanks for the info., but once again, people are havnig real issues with the battery...it's not made up.
[EVO 4G General] mysterioustko:
If you are experiencing poor battery life then it is most likely attributed to not managing your apps properly (friendstream included). For example, without advanced task killer you will get a drastically different amount of battery life than if you have it. Then add to that, the way you configure advanced task killer can add a large amount of battery life compared to having advanced task killer without it being configured properly. Even with friendstream running you should still be able to get a decent amount of battery life (I am aware that it does use more juice), try having your facebook sync less often.
[EVO 4G General] xcom923:
I totally agree I've been using my evo and been fine, I only really have it connected to power when I have it tethering. Besides that it lasts me not all day but while I'm at work (which is the most important part) I get a good 9-10 hours out of it before I really need to charge. It should also be noted that I use locale to switch BT and wifi off when I'm not in an area to take advantage of them.
[EVO 4G General] mrono:
I think some people have bad batterys/evo's, it's not just a matter of running the right programs or killing tasks
[EVO 4G General] mysterioustko:
While that is possible I think the majority of the problem rests with the user's mismanagement of apps. I have seen way to many posts from people declaring the battery life to be so horrible, only to make a few changes and then turn around and say how much better it got. If that person had a bad battery then the battery would still have been bad, it wouldn't just start being good. That said, it is very possible that there are people with bad batteries. I just think that most of the people have good batteries and bad phone management.
[EVO 4G General] mherald81:
I did pretty much the same thing. I have the O/C widget to set the frequency to 245000 when the screen is off and also have Advance Task Manager configured to close apps I'm not using. Helps out a lot and I usually get around 12~14 hours on a charge.
[EVO 4G General] admorris:
While I completely understand what you are saying, I can't really agree that b/c someone is not getting a full day out of their phone it is b/c of poor app management. While deleting facebook for sense, then reinstalling with only contacts synced fixed everything for me, the fact that you have to go through the phone with a fine tooth comb to get it to run more than 6 hours at a time is pretty silly. While doing that stuff is fine for me and most on this forum, it will undoubtedly turn a lot of non-techie people off from this phone...especially with Sprint doing their new 30 day full refund policy.

It's all good though, just plugged my phone in after 19 hours...playing with it most of the day.
[EVO 4G General] rutter9:
I use advanced task killer and turned off sync for apps I dont use. At 65% used pandora (in 4g for about an hour), browsed several sites, made phone calls, text, emailed. All the normal stuff. Took my phone off the charger 15 hours ago.

Prior to using advanced task killer I would be to about 18% right now. So for those saying that task managers kill more battery power my phone seems to do the exact opposite.
[EVO 4G General] TheBiles:
Task killers really only help if you have an app that would normally be giving you higher than usual wake time (the calendar comes to mind). At the start of every boot I always make sure to kill everything so only essential apps and those I use are running. I don't use any kind of auto kill.

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[EVO 4G General] kpoz:
It is no longer recommended that a task killer be used. It may result in poor phone performance.
[EVO 4G General] SilverStone641:
After i rooted with Toasts method, installed OMJ's rom removing all of the sprintware and added the OverClockWidget to tweak the processor, i was able to go a full 32 hours without charging. i had gps and bluetooth on the whole time and wifi on for several hours. i made calls, sent texts, took pictures, basically normal usage.
[EVO 4G General] Jus10o:
Just to add to all this. Bad battery isnt just a HTC Evo problem. Go read the forums of almost every android phone released and they all report the same things (in the beginning). Someone that has had a android phone in the past probably hasnt said much about battery. There are so many things you can do to increase battery.

1. manage your apps. Exit them instead of leaving them running (press back button until the app closes, or some apps you can Menu> exit) Pressing home doesnt close the app, it only takes you to the homescreen. Also change the sync times of all your apps/widgets. If you dont use gmail or google calendar, then uncheck the "sync" in Menu>accounts & sync> google. One last thing use a task manager (not recommended by some devs) I use it to end tasks of apps that use data, or ones that i use maybe once a day or once a week, i dont need them cached for quick returning, so i end the task all together. I ignore apps so they dont end that i use very frequently or ones that dont use data or run in the background.

2. Calibrate your battery once like so.. Charge your phone to 100% and then use your phone like normal until its so dead it shuts off by itself. Dont plug it into the computer or wall charger in that time. Then once it shuts off, plug the phone into a wall charger and charge it till its 100% again. After that, plug and play as much as you want.

3. Buy a car charger, usb cord for the comp, and maybe another wall charger. Buy an extra battery or extended battery. Doing the above and adding these to them, youll have a huge increase in battery.

I have an htc hero and i can get well over 12 hours of use by just watching what syncs and what uses data. And i use my phone alot, and wake it up a ton to check for notifications.

I use a friends Evo so im not new to the device and I understand its a different phone.

Stock htc phones come with a lot of stuff preinstalled and widgets. When signing into them with your accounts the sync times are usually pretty high, some like every 15mins. Watch what you are doing with the phone and youll have normal battery life.
[EVO 4G General] Sporkman:
i avg 18 -19 hours per charge so im very happy
[EVO 4G General] MauiKeitai:
aaaaah ok now I know who is the idiot Dylan here. Thanks. What a dumbass know-it-all.
[EVO 4G General] dwertz:
I think some people are getting poor battery life because intermittent signal. I know this was the case for me. When I go to a friends house that I barely have signal, the phone constantly tries to find signal or goes into roaming. It would drain the battery fast. When I was in good signal area it seemed to last quite a while. Just saying that it is more than just running apps that cause poor battery.
[EVO 4G General] braiden79:
Also if you will not use the internet turn off the mobile network, put the widget in your screen. You can receive calls but the internet is off.
[EVO 4G General] mysterioustko:
You make a very good point. Weak/no signal areas will drain your battery (as with any phone) very quickly due to the phone constantly scanning for signal. Not really much you can due about that other than turning your phone radio off or switching carriers lol. One thing I've read in the Dev forum that may help you is to change your prl to the Alltell/Verizon prl. Some people have reported that this works well in low signal areas.
[EVO 4G General] madocs:
Thanks, I was considering his ROM, wanted to see if there was any noticeable improvement on battery. Battery reports are all over the place, but I have a suspicion that it is mainly the sprint apps that are being unruly (and OMJ removed them).

Is this a toast method only rom or can I load via unrevoked?

Fully rooted now - custom loaded :)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haxxo:
when i bought my nexus one i was with fido. and realizing that they are crap and wind mobile is much better. ive decided to switch to wind. i called them up and they said i need a cell phone compatible with "AWS Umts 1700 2100". right now im with fido and i looked it up on wiki and they use "850/1900" freq and wind uses "1700 band IV (AWS). in the nexus one site it dose say its compatible with winds network, but i know there are 2 versions of the phone and not sure which one i have. its the one that works with Fido obviously.

so can i switch carriers?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gtrplr71:
tmobile is 1700/2100 mhz
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haxxo:
so i cant switch over to wind mobile? can i flash my raido or something to make it work.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nxt:
I don't know what "wind mobile" is, or what frequencies they use, but if it does NOT match what your Nexus One has, 3G will NOT work, only Edge. This is a HARDWARE difference. You can not flash or "fix" it.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dictionary:
No. Art version of Nexus will work with Rogers, Telus, Bell, Virgin, Solo, etc. T-Mobile version works with Wind. You may be able to use the Art version with Wind possibly, but you will only get edge if it does work.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dictionary:
I meant At&t version. Sorry, auto correct lol