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[Nexus One General] ram130:
Anyone even wondering if we will get the official OTA from FRF72 stock users? They said it for FRF50, so what about FRF72?
[Nexus One General] clickwir:
Yea, there's a list... just not a list that the public is allowed to see. It's internal to Google, we aren't allowed to see it.
[Nexus One General] faizalmzain:
You can set what you want to sync for Google account. It is not compulsory to sync contacts for all accounts.
[Nexus One General] grb:
I personally think the biggest thing they were waiting on was the final Flash release. Now that it's available to them, I think the official release will be immenant (end of month atl).

This may sound dumb and obvious, but if your not rooted you can still install the unofficial FroYo build, I just discovered this last weekend. What a NOOB, I thought you had to root to get it. :mad:
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
You have to be rooted if you have an ATT Nexus.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
i havent experienced one browser freeze on froyo, ever. but it does have a memory leak bug where the RAM keeps growing and growing.

also froyo audio seems to have been screwed up.

and froyo also seems to have changed the way the OS handles multi tasking pre-cached apps. i.e. its completely gone, removed, without a single explanation from google.

maybe those are the issues that popped up...?
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
Um, can you clarify here?
[Nexus One General] :
The leaked froyo versions don't cache apps in memory, they just shut them down.

Someone suggested it was for testing purposes only.
[Nexus One General] adamhlj:
Lol, I get a kick of all the speculation on here. Personally, I don't see why google would want to give the N1 priority now that the evo, droid incredible, and soon to be droid X are coming out. But we all need to believe in something, right? :rolleyes: I mean, how many N1 users are actual stock holders in google? Its too bad that they don't offer a free share of google stock for purchasing an N1.
[Nexus One General] Clarkster:
Because the N1 is the only one that Google CAN update by itself. All the others need to be updated by the manufacturers. So even if Google wanted to, they couldn't release an update for them. Thus leaving the Nexus One as the phone that Google will make the update for... simple enough logic.
[Nexus One General] :
Google only has to support 1 handset (Nexus one). They don't provide updates for any other phone.

They have said from the beginning the idea of the Nexus one is to get pure unadulterated AOSP on these phones as quick as possible.

It's not speculation, it's what google has committed to doing with this phone.
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
Those aren't Google's personal phones, all the phones you have listed are Sprint's, Motorola's, and Verizon's duty to take care of. Google does not provide direct updates to any of the devices specified, and they are all carrier (or manufacturer) handled. Doesn't HTC provide their own personal updates for their Sense phones? Still, my point stands.

Therefore, at least I believe, the Nexus is the phone Google has to personally take care of until the next phone of it's kind is released. Notice how on the back of our phones we are not "with Google", we are simply "Google". And I as I stated above, I believe that would mean the Nexus is Google's (how many times have I said Google) center of attention at this time.

Edit: I posted late..
[Nexus One General] mayurpatel:
Perhaps Froyo is close

I don't post much... but I saw an indication that Froyo is close.

I got a notification yesterday that an update to Google Voice was available. There was a link to release notes noted in the app description... pertinent part:

version 0.3.4

* Improved reliability of Inbox Synchronization

* SMS forwarding can now be turned on or off from the app

* Several bug fixes

* Support for Android v2.2

A sign?
[Nexus One General] :
Not necessarily. Listen from google has had a "froyo support" bullet since march or april.
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
once again. the official official will not be any different. Just like from the build frf50 to now, very very minimal changes (bugs), fixes.

Just enjoy what ya have cause if this was the final build. Id be very very happy. Its very stable for me. And once again from 50 to now 72 was a few weeks of there work, and look how minimal if noticed at all it is. I mean what are yall expecting the thing to make a fire trail when ya swipe screens?

This is FROYO. May not be the Last build, but its FROYO. I think people are gonna be disappointed, cause it will be no different then what you have on your phones now. I can almost bet on it. FOr me this is great, but for others it sounds like there expecting final to be any different from this...... It wont. This is a great rom FRF 72
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
sure. open up system panel in 2.1 and you can see all the cached apps pre-loaded by the OS. now open up system panel in 2.2, there doesnt even exist a cached list. no apps are being pre-loaded/cached anymore. and a few other task manager developers have noticed it as well. many people have said that 2.2 eliminated the need for task killing/killers. but we dont know if this is a temporary thing, or if its a fundamental change to the OS intentionally.
[Nexus One General] pfmiller:
What do you mean by the system panel? There is nothing in Android 2.1 called the system panel that I'm aware of.
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
i was wondering the same thing..lol
[Nexus One General] Eclair~:
It's an app in the market.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
It could also be that the apps are cached/pre-loaded differently, so existing apps can't read them.
[Nexus One General] temperbad:
so, basically hes saying that if you exit a app, the system closes it instead of keeping it open just in the background? My apps are still opened when I go back to them I.E. Doodle jump, im playing the game, hit home and go do say a text message, when I come back to doodle jump it resumes right where I left off.

Maybe im misunderstanding but seems normal to me...
[Nexus One General] deenn:
Re: Google Officially Updates Us On Froyo Status &#150; FRF72 Was Not Final,

i think there should be a way to immediately close apps, like holding or double tapping the back button, just for the user to manage the battery in a more conscious way. i know android 'manages apps' but it doesn't manage app/battery life. the task killers should be an extra controll mechanism, not an elementary ap for the conscious user.

or am i missing part of the picture here?

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[Nexus One General] :
Yes. You are.
[Nexus One General] Accused187:
I imagine the official Froyo is coming very soon, especially since Adobe released the final version of Flash 10.1 :)

Edit: Would be interesting if they release Froyo on the 24th...
[Nexus One General] Erigion:
I'm not seeing that behavior in FRF72 and I didn't see it in FRF50. When I open up System Panel I see tons of apps in the background and I assume they're cached.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Furious911:
Hey guys, my txt and mms stuff constantly freezes and gets stuck, I already applied the patch from HTC that was supposed to fix it and it made it worse it seems like, does anyone else have this issue? It doesn't seem to matter if I have alot of conversations saved or if Ive deleted them all, it still randomly crashes and gets stuck and it eventually clears but its getting to the point where I really hate this phone. When I first got it it was great this never happened, and I haven installed any apps or anything and its getting progressively worse, not sure what the issue is but I almost cant even txt anymore without a 50/50 chance of it crashing and stalling.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Furious911:
seriously no one else has this problem? I look at task manager and: Messaging (TXT & MMS) is always stuck.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Thresher:
I think all of us have that problem. I am being serious. The reason why I say that is because no matter the ROM (stock, custom, my own) I still have wonky issues with MMS, SMS and freezing, or Blank Screen of Death.

Sorry to not have a solution for you...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Furious911:
ah, I thought maybe I was the only one or something, hmm, that sucks, almost makes me want to just run android all the time, it just seems to suck the battery away and some stuff doesnt work great, unless Im not using the best android setup.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Furious911:
I wonder if its part of TouchFlo3D, Im gonna turn on windows default stuff and see what happens that way, Ill try that for a day and see if I Constantly crash/get stuck and have ot wait for minutes randomly on every sms
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] undefined:
Ive had the same problem! Ive resorted to Valkryie's ROMs, they have lots of features and are REALLY fast! I love energy ROMs,and i use them like 60% of the time, but when Im going out for a while or like when im going on Vacation, im gonna use Valkryie, but anyway, havent had a problem yet with the sms freezing.
[General Topics] BryanChung:
Recently there was an updated version of Android Terminal Emulator by Jack Palevich, the free one from Market. But I was unable to install it as it always prompt me "Insufficient Memory". I've more than 100MB free internal memory (using App2sd) and over 5GB free on my SDcard. But it just refuse to let me install. So I tried downloading the apk too and install it using a root manager, but the installation also failed.

So I decided to give up on the app and remove the app. But yet Market still prompts me for an update (and my phone refuse to let me install it). I done a search on "jack" using my root manager to delete all files related with the app and even clear up all apps cache... but still Market prompts me!

What should I do to either:

1. Get this app to install successfully

or

2. Remove this app "cleanly"

or

3. Stop Market from showing me an "Update" for this app when it's already not in my phone?

Phone: Moto Milestone

Firmware: 2.1-update1

Thanks a lot for your help.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] vahtan4ik:
Hi guys i try to look for it but i cant fined any. so here is the deal i tired saving all my income pictures to my phone and then transfer them to the storage card is it any app or mod/hack to make all my MMS store right to the storage card with all my pictures and videos?

Thanks Vaho
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] levelrey:
Did you ever solve this problem because I was trying to figure this out myself.
[Nexus One Accessories] kajer:
So I got my car dock, I knew it didn't come with a line out, but figured I could add one. You all know how aewsome it would be to have a line out jack on this thing rather than the stock "speakers". Well good news, I am going to make myself a line out and will post pictures about how I am doing it.

I have the thing taken apart right now, and just need to go buy a 3.5mm audio jack.

So, my plan will be to still use the cardock for phone and stereo profiles, just using my car stereo's aux in rather than the dock's weak speakers. I'll leave the microphones on the dock intact, just not the speakers. The good news is the speakers are removable, making room for a 3.5mm audio jack. the bad news? the jack will have to be on the dock body, not base. I'm sure if you try hard enough, one of yoiu will find a place in the base for a jack, but for now, I'm going to add one to the body, on the bottom (in portrait mode).

There you have it, I'll be able to make the dock a semi-permanent fixture in my car and never have to plug in an audio cable to get my music through my car speakers.

Pictures to follow soon, I just couldn't wait to start this project, and get some reactions / moral support. :)
[Nexus One Accessories] logger:
Someone else looked at doing the same thing a while back. I seem to recall they came up against several hurdles. It is not as clear cut as it seems.

On the face of it- it would seem the approach you are taking will necessitate you having your car stereo ON and AUX selected any time you need to take a phone call. Might be a bit of a pain when you are for example, listening to the car radio and your phone rings. Or if the phone rings and your stereo happens to be turned off.

I find the inbuilt speakers totally adequate for Phone Audio. This arrangement has the benefit it being standalone and means N1 Phone Audio works regardless of current car stereo state. I send the Media Audio to my car stereo via BT though, as it sure benefits from the better speakers quality and auto pauses the Media when the phone is in use.

Good luck with it and do a search for the other thread as there is some good info info in there.

PS take a look through this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=6427057&postcount=39

Might save you some heart ache
[Nexus One Accessories] kajer:
I only found that thread, after i had my dock quite disassembled and did a google search for the chipset under the RF shield. :/

I don't use my car's head unit for anything but aux audio, radio is dead to me, so I shouldn't have any problems. The hurdle is the audio being fed to the speakers do NOT share a common ground. They utilize an active-balanced system. both leads are hot, common to themselves.

Now it seems as I will have to choose which channel gets full audio and just bum 'common' from the dominant channel. or i come up with some way to convert two independent balanced audio feeds to a common ground.

I have had no luck looking up the NF2301 daughter board. I was hoping to find a schematic detailing the line level outputs, but no go. I did think it was interesting that the car dock and desktop dock share the same PCB, too bad there is no detailed schematic yet...
[Nexus One Accessories] kajer:
FAILURE - giving up

So, after creatively placing some resistors and whatnot, I got a decent line level with common ground, that won't blow up the built-in amp. However, as pointed out in that other thread, there is some BS DSP that notches the lower frequencies out of the signal to the speakers. I got it all setup in my car, plugged in to my aux-out, and it sounded like i was using the voice profile. I took the aux cable and plugged into my headphone jack on the phone, and all the bass came through just fine.

So, for now? The audio out on the car dock is meant for the crappy on-board speakers. not real ones. Sad...

Now, it seems the only way to get an aux out of the cardock would be to swap the board with a desktop dock, and cut a hole for the aux jack, or just do some more soldering to not modify the casing of the cardock.

Too bad, I had it working, but the damn DSP chip/amp puts out ****ty audio quality :(
[Nexus One Accessories] logger:
Alternatively, at the point you have a desktop dock.... Instead of butchering it for the board, Just install it somewhere out of site in your car and connect it to your cars Aux-in with a 3.5mm lead. Thats what I have done. Works well. Only downside is I still have to manually connect the desktop. It does not autoconnect to deskdock when N1 is placed in cardock obviously.

Too bad your set up did not work for now.
[Nexus One Accessories] khaytsus:
Maybe it's using a low bitrate A2DP bluetooth transfer. Either way, bluetooth will be lower quality than a direct plug.
[Nexus One Accessories] MaximReapage:
I believe this is the likely reason why Google didn't include an audio out port on the dock. Yes, it's on the desktop dock, but that's really all the desktop dock handles, whereas the car dock has a mic as well, etc.
[Nexus One Accessories] wonkotron:
I would be interested in detailed disassembly instructions if you wouldn't mind.
[Nexus One Accessories] jamezracer:
detail isn't really necessary, it's pretty straightforward.

-get a knife and use it to peel off the black rectangular sticker on the front of the dock. it's right where the battery on the phone is when it's docked.

-undo the 4 screws behind the sticker

-pop the two halves of the phone-holder part of the dock apart. if you can't get them apart with a bit of pulling get your thumb nail or a knife in between the two halves.

that's about as far as you need to go to get to the useful bits.
[Nexus One Accessories] wonkotron:
Thanks! I'll see if I can figure anything out.
[Nexus One Accessories] vwrpm:
I had this same idea when I first got my car dock, but I couldn't convince myself to hack my new dock. Instead I hacked an old stereo Bluetooth headset with the same mod and it works perfectly.
[Nexus One Accessories] ThunderStick:
Don't ignore this post...

Ok So I took a dive in to it. I disassembled my dock (yes even after reading all that I could find on the internet, including this thread), but in disbelief I wanted to find out for my self. I soldered a head phone jack to the speaker wires, and thought I had something good when connected to my computer speakers. (it worked and I was surprised). But after hooking it all up in the car and actually hearing the quality, I was sorrily disappointed.

Major failure, the sound is terrible. Not tolerable at all. Comparable to scratching fingernails across a chalk board and trying to listen to some good tunes at the same time from an FM radio with very poor reception.

Heed my warning, do not attempt to mod the dock for an FM out,

it will not work

.;)
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vikrantsofty:
Hi,

I have T-mobile G2 Touch with Build number 2.73.111.26 and with rumor going on 2.1 update is going to be available soon i want to update to 2.73.111.91 (considered pre-requisite for the 2.1 update) .

Can you please let me know how i can update using zip file available at various sites to update, as i am in india and i dont think we have OTA update pop-up etc. I was expecting RUU....exe to update rom, which is not available at Germany site not sure why.

Thanks in advance
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] FirstNoobToBrickHisPhone:
I'm guessing I should just install cursorsense and then sell it.

But is it possible just to install the Rogers RUU then everything goes smooth? Or will it brick?

Because if this guy has Cursor Sense and he can't update to the 2.1 rom (If that ever comes out) he's probably going to have some problems.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Binary100100:
Thread moved to General
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] FirstNoobToBrickHisPhone:
Nevermind, I figured it out.

Thanks for the "Help".
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Brillntred06:
So what was the answer?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] FirstNoobToBrickHisPhone:
http://theunlockr.com/2009/10/06/how-to-unroot-the-htc-magic-non-mytouchget-back-to-cupcake/

I'm done with this community, had a good run. Tried a bunch of interesting roms, but time to head towards the iPhone.
[Nexus One Accessories] anthro:
Dell Streak is lucky to happily work with bluetooth keyboards (see on Engadget). For the Nexus One, I don't think this will work out of the box. The best solution I found so far is BlueInput.

Can you recommend portable keyboards and keyboard drivers? The Apple keyboard isn't so portable and affordable while BlueInput is sort of expensive.
[Nexus One Accessories] hackm0d:
So you mean to say that the Apple Keyboard actually works with the N1 with the BlueInput driver?
[Nexus One Accessories] anthro:
Yep http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=629416&highlight=apple+keyboard :)
[Nexus One Accessories] SilentMobius:
Just to point out that that thread (that I started) is about using an apple keyboard with the "hidd" binary, not "blueinput" which I bought and found unuseable.

I'm currently using a cm6 daily and find the built-in BT-HID support to be fantastic.

...on everything except the apple keyboard :( (but I already knew that the apple keyboards aren't quite straight HID)

I'm currently using a slightly hacked up one of these:

http://usb.brando.com/slim-bluetooth-keyboard_p01591c034d015.html

If I were you I'd just wait for the release of cm6, it looks pretty schweet.
[Nexus One Accessories] anthro:
CM6 has Bluetooth HID keyboard support?? Coolness!

What keyboards would you recommend for that? :)
[Nexus One Accessories] SilentMobius:
I'm currently using this:

http://usb.brando.com/slim-bluetooth-keyboard_p01591c036d015.html

With the back shaved down as it's a bit thicker then it needs to be.
[Nexus One Accessories] anthro:
That's niice! I'll look for one :)
[Nexus One Accessories] adambenjamin:
bump

I am looking to buy a portable keyboard for on-the-go office document editing. This is something that is important to me, and I would rather purchase the correct peripherals then try to find a workaround for my HID keyboard.

What out of the box keyboard will "just work" with the N1? If anyone knows of a specific model that would be great. Or some guidelines. Will the SSD palm type keyboards work out of the box?
[Nexus One Accessories] SilentMobius:
Just for those who are interested in BT keyboards but don't follow CM's bugtracker. CM6-RC2 fixes the problem with apple bluetooth keyboards. I now find myself popping it out and using my N1 to edit documents on the train (that I sync using dropbox)

It is _awsome_
[Nexus One Accessories] anthro:
You meant, you're using the Apple keyboard, right?
[Nexus One Accessories] pakraider:
wildmonk's new kernel (in the dev subforum) also has the fix for using Apple bluetooth devices. haven't had the chance to try out a bluetooth keyboard, but thinking it's all the excuse I need to buy one. :p
[Nexus One Accessories] hackm0d:
I'm looking into purchasing the Logitech DiNovo Mini Bluetooth HTPC keyboard+mouse, in a couple weeks.

Will report into this thread as soon as they arrive with hopefully a demo video to go with it.
[Hero CDMA General] tannerw_2010:
Is it possible to use the Hero as a PS3 blue-tooth keyboard? This would be very useful, because typing with the controller is a pain in the butt. Anyone know of anything like this? I know you can do it for the computer but that's useless to me. I couldn't find anything regarding this topic when I Googled it
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
And as soon as this is figured out, I'd love to be able to use my PS3 bluetooth keyboard on my HERO!
[Hero CDMA General] brokentoaster24:
as soon as this is figured out, i'd like to use my ps3 as a keyboard on my hero... wait what?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bigbuffalo:
Anyone noticing apps are auto starting? When I go into task manager, there are bunch of apps running that I did not launch. I kill them and then they start again.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kirandeep:
Yeah i have noticed as well, seemingly random apps opening up, can have 50+ apps/processes running
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Nicolopolus:
Yep me too. As I mentioned in another thread, most of the apps don't really have any need to be opening themselves.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] wliu88:
that's a problem come with android, not only for i9000 also other android phones
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Ramsey:
Yes it's with Android and once we have root we can disable them with the application called

Autostarts

http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.elsdoerfer.android.autostarts
[Galaxy S I9000 General] kenkiller:
for now, I just use ATK and set it to kill apps every time the screen goes dark.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] vrhunski:
we have rooted galaxy s already :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bigbuffalo:
Now that my phone is rooted, what process are safe to kill? Anyone have any ideas.
[HD2 General] Joe81387:
Is there any way I can get my homescreen to look like a windows computer with the start button at the bottom of the screen and also is it possible to get the ringtone maker on the US version of the HD2?
[HD2 General] sherlockpwnz:
go to your marketplace and search ringtone

as for that search the themes and apps section of the htc leo hd2 there are tons and tons of taskbars and start button mods.
[HD2 General] xtacybyme:
i have all my apps and pics ringtones etc on my 16gb sd card... i want to use my other 16gb sd card to throw movies on. can i take out my 16gb card and put in my 16gb movies card and once done just reinsert my apps,rintones normal sd card and everything will be back to normal? what is the proper way of doing this so i don't wreck my proggies, and setup

thanks for any tips.