yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 General] sherlockpwnz:
go to start settings and sounds and display. then go to notification sounds then choose which notification to change.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] mathieu92:
Hey guys,

Did a quick search, and havent seen it mentionned in here... Just tried it yesterday, and I am kind of addicted :) It is a really good time waster, without eating too much battery.

It is a game, where you start with the four basic elements : earth, water, fire, and air. You then combine them to find new elements. (ie water + air => steam)

http://www.appbrain.com/app/me.zed_0xff.android.alchemy

Grab it on the market and have fun !
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] leyvatron:
It's okay... played it for a bit.

I want plants vs zombies!
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] RinTinTigger:
I ****ING LOVE THIS GAME!!!!

its so highly addictive <3
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] b0dge:
Yes. It's brilliant!
[HD2 General] Redeyedrichard:
After restoring some of my phones databases after a hard reset I have found that in my application list I have a whole bunch of stuff that I had installed previously but don't currently have installed. After highlighting and clicking 'remove' it brings up a message saying the program isn't installed but would I like to remove it from the list of apps. So I obviously click yes...yet the application remains in the list.

This has made the list somewhat difficult to sift through in order to find a genuinely installed app. Is there any other way I can remove these names from the list?

Thank you.

Richard
[HD2 General] watcher64:
There may be an easier way, but the best way I found was to reinstall the app, then remove it ...
[HD2 General] damnshah:
@Redeyedrichard

sometimes reinstalling doesnt work...i found another fix online which works...

Start memmaid

jump to > databases > database usage> SwMgmtMetadataStore > browse

Look for the entry which cannot be uninstalled, highlight it and delete it

don't forget to soft reset after
[HD2 General] Bright.Light:
Go to the folder \Windows\AppMgr and you'll see folders of (presumably) installed software.

Delete any folder in here that you want.

(But, when you delete a folder that program cannot be uninstalled normally, so take care to remove only those which have been restored and not reinstalled!)
[HD2 General] Redeyedrichard:
Not quite sure how to access this...what is "memmaid"??? Thanks.

And Bright Light, your suggestion didn't work. All of the apps appear in that folder are currently installed. Thanks anyway.
[HD2 General] damnshah:
memmaid is a paid app that can be found at handango, you can also try looking at sktools...im not sure about any free software that does the same, sorry
[HD2 General] webjunky:
i used SKTools for the same problem and it works perfectly :d
[Galaxy S I9000 General] OrionTC:
Im after selling my iphone 3g and buying this phone sim free and using a sim only plan/pay as you go smart phone plan....

anyone seen any good deals on a decent network? im looking for unlimited txts and as much net time as possible, dont care about minutes...who uses the phone part these days eh! :P

i know tmobile do a basic £10 +£5 per perk which could be internet or unlimited txts but i dont know how good the network actually is....

also tesco mobile seem to be a dirt cheap one too and thats meant to be based on the o2 network?

im quite interested in knowing what vodaphone/orange are like as a 3g/HSDPA provider...my house is just outside the 3g range on o2 but seems to be well in range for orange/vodaphone according to the coverage "maps"

thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] billu:
3 PAYG has a data add on for £5 which gives you 1GB downloads in a month. Personally speaking I havent had any issues however much I download.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] OrionTC:
according to the 3 coverage map i may struggle to get a signal indoors.... lol.

orange seems by far the best coverage for me, all excellent coverage for 3g. of course it depends how you interpret these maps...

while on the subject does anyone else think the new 500mb download limits for the majority of UK networks is simply horrible? over 30 days thats around 16-17mb per day.......even browsing and viewing a few videos on youtube might be touching around that.....
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] hphhaze:
Hello :)

anybody knews the name of the weather clock widget???

Or is these a 2.1 clock :)???

greetz
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] theXeffect:
Beautiful widget.....
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] hphhaze:
yes its good matching with the blue the and x10 :)
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] theXeffect:
Lol that was the name for what u where looking for
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] hphhaze:
lol thnx bro :) i thougt you like him :D
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riztnack:
What do I need to do to get my phone back to stock so I can exchange it for another one?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kashb91:
run an RUU for the phone. should clean everything
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riztnack:
Sorry, Not trying to sound stupid. But what is that? and how can I do it?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fecht:
Download

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=695604

and run the executable, once it's fully done flashing your phone you will be back to "Stock" :)
[Nexus One General] Mo_Nexus:
Just reporting that i received the Froyo OTA a few minutes ago. I have a Nexus one, rooted & unlocked, running frf72 rom from tesla. I was prompted to restart, and it went into the recovery screen, then it said installation had failed, could not authenticate. I assume this is because my phone is rooted and unlocked. I'm on T-mobile in dallas tx in case anyone was wondering
[Nexus One General] stuff:
This is good news! Given you're not bluffing. It should still install even though your device is rooted, no?
[Nexus One General] wesbalmer:
So you don't have to dig through the thread

here it is!!!

http://android.clients.google.com/packages/passion/signed-passion-FRF83-from-FRF50.38d66b26.zip
[Nexus One General] xsnipuhx:
so can you post a link to the ota download?
[Nexus One General] malevolent000:
Could try to flash stock and see if you can update and dump.
[Nexus One General] wesbalmer:
Just logcat right from a reboot
[Nexus One General] stuff:
Post the llog!
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
How does one go about discovering the Google server address to download the OTA? Just curious, but never thought to ask...
[Nexus One General] flybyme:
alogcat app
[Nexus One General] archboy69:
Is this real?

I mean if there 'was' a true OTA would Google have not notified via the usual channel? It certainly would be a good day for some froyo with Droid X announcement and a day before the iPhone.
[Nexus One General] wesbalmer:
adb logcat while you are starting up and then allow it to download

from a command prompt

adb logcat >> logcat62310.txt

would be perfect, then you can upload that TXT file for the experts to find the link, since it will be filled with garbage
[Nexus One General] erikiksaz:
Drop the banhammer on him if he's telling lies! :p
[Nexus One General] Mo_Nexus:
the installation failed. anyone know where the file downloads to? i have recovery-RA-nexus-v1.7.0.1.img installed in case anyone was wondering
[Nexus One General] wesbalmer:
I agree tenfold
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
hmmmm...any confirmed pic update's if this is for real?
[Nexus One General] apollostees:
Just curious was this questions answered? If your rooted can you receive the OTA update?

Someone said it depends on your recovery? I'm running aman ra 1.7.0.1 like a lot of us. Anybody tried?
[Nexus One General] stuff:
download alogcat from the market.

email yourself the log.

then copy and paste it here. or .txt it and paste here
[Nexus One General] flybyme:
you cant flash ota with custom recovery. get the logcat and we can find the link. dls to sd or cache partition
[Nexus One General] wesbalmer:
It probably wants stock recovery
[Nexus One General] MrNameless:
what is the command for force check update ?

*#*# then ?
[Nexus One General] Katadare:
From what I was reading, you'll get an error if you want to flash back to frf50 from frf72

And also, going through the PASSIMG method to get to frf79 should clear all custom recoveries, etc.
[Nexus One General] gmonterrosa82:
So can you go from stock 2.1 nexus one to FRF83? I manually updated to FRF72 and was wondering couldn't I just factory reset my nexus one and install the FRF83 (update.zip) from SD card???
[Nexus One General] dampit07:
does wifi work going from FRF50 to FRF83?
[Nexus One General] mikehoffer:
I hereby declare shenanigans on this guy(@steven2328) due to this tweet:

"@AhmedEltawil I really hope you get it soon. According to android And me they said only 8 ppl we're getting it today don't no how true it is"

The androidandme post is about cyanogen targeting 8 different Android handsets for CM6.

I can look at Froyo screenshots and tweet about them, but I won't.
[Nexus One General] Clarkster:
Oh my word this thread is full of people who think they know what they are talking about when they don't know a thing.

They are saying you will not be able to go from FRF72 to FRF83. That is just plain wrong, ignore them.

Of course if you are on an unrooted FRF72 you will be able to update. Just not with the file in the original post (that was taken from a guy who got the OTA on his FRF50). Google will send out an update from FRF72 to FRF83. Don't worry. Just wait. Don't follow anyones advice to do the passimg thing, that is just a lot of work and may wipe your settings.

Just wait for the OTA to your device, or for someone to post the FRF72 to FRF83 file.
[Nexus One General] ihearttreo:
I had FRF72 installed and reverted back to 2.1 (non rooted) and it updated it's self to froyo FRF83 automatically.
[Nexus One General] rmagruder:
Yes, unless you then root it. See my post above about how that went away.
[Nexus One General] tibere86:
+1...could not have said it better myself.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
logcat please
[Nexus One General] Geo411m:
Here's the update. Apparently my wifi isn't working. So I have root without wifi. I was uploading it but I stopped due to the error. I tried what the other guy did rebooting into recovery but it didn't work. Looks like I'll be going back to FRF72 until someone else can hack this one.
[Nexus One General] kkiran:
Close this thread already. The OP managed to fool us all.. Even Google says few days and this guy fakes that he got it already!
[Nexus One General] ihearttreo:
How do I get a logcat?
[Nexus One General] rmagruder:
What recovery did you reboot into? Note I didn't just reboot into recovery. I ran ROM Manager from the Market and when I pressed on the item to show me the list of ROM's it prompted me to install Clockwork. This I did. THEN I rebooted into recovery and flashed the samsung wallpapers. One more reboot and I had wi-fi back.

I don't know what step restored it, but it's there. I verified it.
[Nexus One General] rmagruder:
Well, unless he did a nice job making an update patch and spoofed the build #'s and what-not, he wasn't fooling.

I patched it and am now on FRF83 , as are a few others.

Randy
[Nexus One General] lionsson:
I was on Froyo 2.2 FRF72, and Updated to FRF83, on my Nexus One unrooted and locked bootloader (This will not void your warranty). Here is what I Did

(A) Revert back to 2.1

(1) go to androidtechnical.info

(2) click on "ANDROID ROM LIBRARY"

(3) type "Google OEM" into the search boy (of course without the "")

(4) click on "Search"

(5) click onto the "Google OEM" link that says "Nexus One Shipping ROM (Original)" in the "Version" column

(6) at the bottom you will find the download link

(7) happy downloading

Note: I found the link to be broken so Try this link for ERD79

(8) Do a Factory Reset, and skip all account setup. Copy the original OEM ERD79 and rename it PASSIMG.zip onto your SD-Card. Shut down your N1

(9) Reboot into Fastboot by pressing the power and the trackball, and boot it into fastboot and go into bootloader. Now the phone will regonize and load your PASSIMG.zip and ask you if you want to update.

(B) Then I updated to 2.1 Update1

(1) Skip all account setup. Download to your desktop and rename the file to "update."

(2) Copy the zip file to your Nexus One's microSD card.

(3) Power down your Nexus One.

(4) Press the trackball and power button until the three skating Android show up.

(5) Use the volume rocker to highlight "bootloader" and select with the power button.

(6) Use the volume rocker to highlight "recovery" and select with the power button.

(7) Your Nexus One will reboot and you'll be presented with an Android and an exclamation point. Press the power button and volume up button.

(8) Select "apply sdcard:update.zip" with the trackball and you should be good to go after a few minutes.

(C) Then I update to 2.2 FRF50.

(1) Download 2.2 FRF50, and follow the steps in (B).

(D) And finally update to 2.2 FRF83.

(1) Download 2.2 FRF83, and follow the steps in (B).
[Nexus One General] jlevy73:
What makes you think this is fake?
[Nexus One General] dampit07:
Does FRF83 have everything they promised? Does it have trackball wake, track ball colors? The works that they told us it would have?
[Nexus One General] Geo411m:
@rmagruder I have the RA-nexus-v1.7.0.1 recovery. I was able to get wifi working by updating to wildmonks custom kernel.
[Nexus One General] ChainsDD:
trackball wake is not something that was promised for froyo, neither was trackball colors. those are both CM features
[Nexus One General] JeepFreak:
:eek: it worked for me too! WTFAWESOME!

Thanks man!

Billy
[Nexus One General] dampit07:
Actually they stated before FRF50 came out that there would be track ball colors for us to select for notifications.
[Nexus One General] chowlala:
You're the bloody moron who doesn't know a jack about what you're talking about.

Just read this link from Android Police.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2010/06/23/latest-nexus-one-froyo-rom-leak-frf83/

AT THIS VERY POINT YOU CANNOT UPDATE TO FRF83 IF YOU ARE ON STOCK FRF72!

Sure, G will roll out something to consolidate FRF50's and FRF72's to FRFxx later on. But right now, if you're on stock FRF72 via manual update, you're screwed over at the moment.

But chances are, G won't send out an update specifically for FRF72's. Because the FRF72 was meant to be for internal development purposes. So you'll have to wait till they roll out something higher than FRF83.

Those on ROOTED FRF72, you gotta roll back to FRF50 in order to proceed to FRF83.
[Nexus One General] BiGMERF:
I'm stock with frf72, are you telling me the ota won't work for me. You have got to be ****ting me
[Nexus One General] Katadare:
@chowlala

You can also go the long way if you don't want to wait and do this :-)

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6924748&postcount=178
[Nexus One General] xiutian:
Go and read androidandme please.
[Nexus One General] rmagruder:
Awesome! I started wondering if I wasn't just having a bad dream when Wi-Fi didn't work. Oh well, at least we stumbled on a way :)
[Nexus One General] Yatyas:
Read the 2nd to the last paragraph. If they are not lying you are wrong

http://androidandme.com/2010/06/news/nexus-one-receives-final-froyo-build-via-ota-update/
[Nexus One General] faizalmzain:
some people on FRF72 already got the OTA.
[Nexus One General] AvengerBB:
How sure are you google hasn't also released an FRF72 to FRF83 update that hasn't been leaked? How sure are you that 83 isn't final?
[Nexus One General] chowlala:
Has anyone here on stock FRF72 gotten an update to FRF83 then?
[Nexus One General] UmarKhan:
There is a person in nexus one general section who has recieved OTA and he was on frf72 and he has attached the screen shots as well
[Nexus One General] slowz3r:
I have it an i confirm it, and androidandme does as well, it updates FRF72 to FRF83
[Nexus One General] chowlala:
Because the update size pack on FRF83 is below 2MB. Which means it's an incremental build on top of something else (ie: FRF50). The update from FRF72 according to androidandme was like 650kb.

It's not possible to be a full final package with that size. Even FRF50 was like 50MB.
[Nexus One General] Yatyas:
What kills me is that the author of the article at androidandme.com didn't bother to look at his logcat before downloading knowing that others were in the same situation he was in having to go back to the previous release to update. (serious face palm)
[Nexus One General] AvengerBB:
I was referring to the build number, not the leaked update.
[Nexus One General] slowz3r:
*head desk* I didnt think about it
[Nexus One General] mortzz:
You have to be on stock recovery to manually update, correct?
[Nexus One General] faizalmzain:
if you're on eclair then you will get "full" update, somebody on EPE54 also received the update.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
yes... good luck finding the stock recover image that works right. All I can seem to do is run in to Exclamation Mark Android after flashing what should be the stock recovery
[Nexus One General] johoja:
That is the stock recovery, you have to press volume up + power button to get to the menu.
[Nexus One General] mik3l04:
Can anyone else confirm OTA for EPE54B. Someone in the general forum is reporting they got it.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
can you not flash an update.zip from the stock recovery?

edit: nm, got it to go to the menu. It was pretty fussy.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
until I get the update myself or see the log with URL for the upgrade from EPE54, I won't believe it.
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
Reported...
[Nexus One General] d0lph1nK1ng:
can i update to this FRF83 from FRF50 rooted with cyan's quick rooter if i reflash stock recovery?
[Nexus One General] alurdun:
Okay... so where do I get a stock recovery?
[Nexus One General] Mike Blitz:
You use the search that's how
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
No, the root will cause the signature to fail when trying to use the FRF83 update. That is the problem I have just ran in to. We need a rooted FRF83 update that'll update the rooted FRF50
[Nexus One General] lionsson:
This is what I did.
[Nexus One General] alapapa:
http://androidspin.com/2010/06/23/how-to-get-android-2-2-build-frf83-from-any-stock-build/ <- has all the answers
[Nexus One General] slowz3r:
Those of you willing to go through all that hassle just for FRF83 when you are at FRF72 don't bother, there is ZERO things noticeable from FRF72 to FRF83. Just wait until the update makes its way to you
[Nexus One General] xiutian:
I'd actually just wait for CM6 :D
[Nexus One General] speedogg410:
but u lose root doing that method correct
[Nexus One General] slowz3r:
Or you could do that :) but if your like me i never bothered rooting my N1, i never really saw something that made me go OMG i want cyanogen. but i did have Cyanogen on my MT3G's and my G1
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Yes.

[Char limit]
[Nexus One General] BiGMERF:
all i want is for the market to show all my paid apps so i can redownload them.. mlbatbat, tapatalk, etc. any idea if this will do the trick?

http://androidspin.com/2010/06/23/how-to-get-android-2-2-build-frf83-from-any-stock-build/

i am not rooted. stock
[Nexus One General] slowz3r:
Hmm, not sure i never really purchased any apps from the market so i never noticed any missing
[Nexus One General] lpasq:
Wow! I am out of breath from just reading through this thread.

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[Nexus One General] godsfilth:
frf83 seems to have protected apps working for me im rooted but i have the default frf83 build.prop
[Nexus One General] Katadare:
Protected apps are back.

At least the ones I bought...

I have been dying to run Homerun Battle 3D just to see if dalvik helps with the lag. :-D
[Nexus One General] khintz1:
I've got paid/protected on FRF83.
[Nexus One General] GenesysLV:
:confused: So where are the exchange enchancements? music streaming etc. If this is the "Final" build I'm a little disapointed.
[Nexus One General] slowz3r:
I believe they said that music streaming would come via a download from the market, much like Flash
[Nexus One General] BiGMERF:
damm i hate you guys..lol. i want my paid apps.

by the way this didnt work for me, i get an installation aborted

http://androidspin.com/2010/06/23/how-to-get-android-2-2-build-frf83-from-any-stock-build/
[Nexus One General] AvengerBB:
Music streaming was announced as "beyond Froyo".
[Nexus One General] alurdun:
Hmm... going FRF50 -> FRF83 with stock recovery:

Verifying current system...

assert failed.apply_patch_check("system/framework/am.jar", ...)

E:error in /sdcard/update.zip
[Nexus One General] JCAndroid87:
Well i just put FRF83 on my NEX and put Amona ra back everything good now. I'm tho i bit dissapointed with it. It cant be the final build.
[Nexus One General] Yatyas:
Any particular reasons?
[Nexus One General] GenesysLV:
Some persistant problems: I'm still not able to save a PDF from an email or even open it if it's >6Mb. The car dock app is the same as FRF50 and 72.
[Nexus One General] JCAndroid87:
i dont see any difference between this one and the FRF72 besides protected apps.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
Guys, I seriously don't believe this is the final Froyo.

Reasons:

1. Only update is from FRF50 to FRF83. NOBODY can provide a link to Google's servers for stock 2.1 to FRF83.

2. FRF83 doesn't contain the Exchange enhancements they bragged about to great fanfare. HUGE oversight.

3. FRF83 is the first version with fingerprinting on paid apps. They need to test this a little before going live.

4. Google hasn't announced the release of the OTA

5. Repeat #1

I hope I'm wrong. I don't think I am.
[Nexus One General] GenesysLV:
I think you're right. I have a business associate who was at IO and confirmed that he was left with the impression that Exchange support would be comparable to WM6.5 or iPhone. This is clearly not as described.

Everything else still smells like beta software to me.
[Nexus One General] AvengerBB:
Froyo source was released, so it's done. I've seen reports of AT&T Users getting the update so it seems like a more official release then the previous. Your exchange comment worries me though. Does it not support exchange calendars like they announced?
[Nexus One General] JCAndroid87:
I dont get it tho. In japan the Nex was sold with froyo allready on it. What is taking so long if this is not the final build. Can anybody provide the Japenese froyo build? Or is it not the same?
[Nexus One General] speedbreaker:
Does frf83 work with rooted phone?
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
I stated a similar position regarding my belief that this wasn't the final build, near the beginning of this thread, and almost got my head taken off.
[Nexus One General] GenesysLV:
Calendar support seems the same as FRF72
[Nexus One General] slowz3r:
from This thread
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
No, if you are running a rooted rom, you can not install this.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
Check the post counts of the people that claim to have gotten it. Most are under 10. In fact, I watched several post it which was their 1st post.

Something's fishy...
[Nexus One General] GenesysLV:
IF this is the final build it leaves a lot to be desired. Email app seems to be rough around the edges, etc. I would hope Google has higher standards than this.

It's also odd that there hasn't been an official announcement from Google. If I remember correctly, the OP had FRF72 rooted and was OTA'd FRF50-FRF83? I don't believe Google to be that irresponsible.
[Nexus One General] nomadism:
Did Japan ever get the N1? I think you might be confused with the Korean N1 which will be launched soon with Froyo. In fact, unlike the engadget report, N1 has not been released in Korea, only accepting pre-orders since the 21st. The actually release was initially announced to be early July, but now delayed to mid-July
[Nexus One General] McHale:
re-read their 2.2 enhancements page. This OTA is missing a lot of it:

http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.2-highlights.html