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[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] daPorkchop:
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[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] dsMA:
tweetcaster

I was using Tweetcaster as my Twitter app before I upgraded to 2.1 and gave the official app a try. Tweetcaster has a really nice dark theme and in my opinon is one of the nicest Twitter apps out there. A really cool feature was the nearby feature which let you see all the tweets in a given zipcode or by your location. The one thing I found lacking was their search but they have released some updates so it might be better now.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] dsMA:
how goes the official twitter app themeing?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] aussiebum:
Just got one for my Milestone, and must say very impressed with the Clarivue screen protectors.

Not only are they actually made in Japan (I can tell since labels are also in Japanese), they give you two, along with a wet wipe.

Was very easy to apply. The Anti-Glare one I got does reduce clarity significantly but at the same time appears to be completely finger-print proof.

It's on special (at the moment), and got a 10% discount coupon from my first purchase so think I might buy another pack (this time the ultra-clear one) :)

http://www.clarivue.com/motorola-milestone-screen-protector.html
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] 2dorr:
I have Clarivue screen protector on my Milestone also, and it's perfect. The second one I put perfect, the first one still had some dust beneath. Anyway for the money I prefer Clarivue instead Boxwave.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] texasez:
Do you see any orange peel with the screen saver?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] ashet:
Can you suggest any seller for the HK one? At least you tried them already.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] enzolight:
Look good! But does the milestone really need a screen protector?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] ashet:
I totally agree. Mine right now sucks. I'd like to try the matte.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] enzolight:
Thanks for this! Im alway want no finger prints!
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] deygun:
can they delivered it to indonesia?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] carthikv12:
The Milestone has a gorilla glass display thats very hard to scratch! It is harder than most metals and there are videos on youtube of people trying to scratch gorilla glass with keys and pens, but fail to do so... so its kinda pointless adding a protector as it will only detract from the smooth feel of the gorilla glass. It will reduce the sensitivity of the touch screen. It is counter productive!
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] carthikv12:
You can find it on google - its a pretty well known fact - The Droid and the Milestone were amongst the first cell phones to use Gorilla glass on the display - youtube should have a bunch of videos too.

But you should understand - this only makes it very hard to scratch the glass - any material that has a hardness value higher than the gorilla glass can scratch it.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] Twist3:
I was using a screen protector for a while but I got fed up with it after a while and took it off. The cover I used diffracted the light from the screen caused a slight rainbow effect and was less sensitive to the touch. One of the reasons I chose the milestone is because of the capacitive touchscreen and the cover made it almost as bad as an old resistive screen!

My screen is still scratch free dispite living in my pocket, although the metal around the screen has a few nicks. Gorilla glass is impressive there are some demos on the net like this one http://vimeo.com/8602963
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] Twist3:
Yes the screen permantly has a bunch of fingerprint marks, although I don't notice them much. This will probably bother me more in summer when there is more sunlight around.

I find my fingers do the opposite of stick, they glide over the glass, with protectors I didn,t like the extra friction.

I appreciate it is down to personal preference.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] HinotoriBR:
I'm sorry to say that, but Gorilla Glass has one weak point, dust... Dust and sometimes sand have quartz and quartz still is harder than GG. My Milestone has survived so many falls but once, and just once, it slipped in the floor and one small spec of dust fell of the speaker grill and the screen got a tiny scratch from that single spec of dust.

It is hard to scratch it, but not impossible. Today I use a Invisible Shield and I'm happy with it, no more scratchs.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Accessories] Abazel:
Here I use the phone only in a Noreve leather case... I dropped it only one time, the cover was open and the Stone felt with the screen on the floor and I got 2 tiny scratches on the amazing GG 8-|... I'm using a cheap screen protective film now ^^.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] ilinfinityil:
Does anyone know if this works correctly with sense?

I really liked this because it deleted messages after a certain limit, which the HTC stock application does not, neither does chomp, and I don't use handcent :P

I know there's a .odex file. Should I push the .apk and .odex into /system/app/ ?
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] ludeboy:
Looked for a modified Mms.apk. I'm using one with my stock ROM right now. I love it.
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matttse:
Is there anyone have a copy of a 2.73.721.9 rom??

I've lost my recovery image and I can't restore it as an official HERO to conduct an 2.1 OTA update in Hong Kong

Is there anyone can tell me what to do:confused:
[Hero, G2 Touch Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] btdag:
First things first - ask in the CORRECT forum.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ourfear:
i bought a pre rooted desire, when incoming call, or call out, 30% chance i got phone lost response, or phone soft reboot, after soft reboot, i can't open most application and settings because they disappear after 1 seconds... I must plug out battery to let phone working again.

yesterday i use fake-flash flashed mcr 3.1 , same problem as before.. froyo r20 too

someone can tell me, is it a software problem or hardware problem?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cr1960:
well you've tried a few different ROMS so I'd say it isn't software....
[Windows Mobile] tai4de2:
[I asked this in the wrong forum previously -- sorry for the repeat topic]

I would like to understand where the Model No string comes from. This value is shown in device info and apparently checked by some software to determine if it's running on "known" or "supported" phones (e.g., Bing).

For example this is "T-Mobile_LEO" on a US HD2.

How does a chef influence this value, and more importantly, is it possible for me to change it without needing a new ROM image or having to reflash (e.g., via the registry, or updating a file, etc)?
[Windows Mobile] WoZZeR999:
Some pieces of software simply check model.txt (in the windows folder).

is used for internet based stuff

can be used

Just do a search for the model number shown in device info in total commander (do a search in the registry section), and see what comes up.
[Windows Mobile] cnzqy1:
User-Agent is possible, but I don't think he's referring to the others. He said "T-Mobile_LEO", but HTC won't show out code names in these places except User-Agent. Maybe the OP can specific this question?
[Windows Mobile] tai4de2:
On an HD2, Settings tab -> "About Phone" -> Phone Identity

Bing picks this up:

NOTE: the above is on a cooked ROM where the chef has gratuitously changed the Model No (on a stock ROM, it's something like T-Mobile_LEO). Unfortunately this causes Bing to think it's in beta mode because it doesn't recognize the phone it's running on. I want to know if I can change it back without reflashing.
[Windows Mobile] tai4de2:
Thanks for the tips, folks. Both registry settings mentioned above have "T-Mobile_LEO" in them.

However \windows\ModelName.txt contains the value the chef changed it to ("HTC HD2").

Is it possible for me to change ModelName.txt even though it's a ROM file?

Secondarily I'm also curious about how the registry values got initialized to T-Mobile_LEO -- where specifically did *that* string come from, given that ModelName.txt contains a different string?
[Windows Mobile] tai4de2:
I created a cab with the WM6.1 SDK and it worked. My phone identifies as a T-Mobile_LEO and Bing (after being uninstalled and reinstalled) stops identifying itself as beta.

Thanks for the tips folks.
[Windows Mobile] + Que PPC:
Ok happy ending ;) lets change the name as OP didnt do it ;)
[Windows Mobile] cnzqy1:
Yes, you can. Copy it out and edit it, then use 3rd-party file explorers such as Resco or Total Commander to overwrite the ROM file. The identity string is also a registry:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Ident]
"Name"="T-Mobile_LEO"
[Windows Mobile] c_shekhar:
May I know for my knowledge what does this [OP] indicate?
[Windows Mobile] crazyC:
I have searched my kitchen endlessly for the T-Mobile_LEO string that shows up as per picture one in the earlier post, and cannot find it. The ModelName.txt file contains the correct text (as I have a Touch Pro 2).

The reg key that seems to set this is HKLM\system\platform\OEMString but I cannot find the source of this in the kitchen.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Windows Mobile] NRGZ28:
Original Poster
[Windows Mobile] c_shekhar:
Thanks.......
[Windows Mobile] crazyC:
Does anyone have any further sugegstions? I am at a loss with this as to where this is being set. My best guess is Manila and that is why the search is not picking it up? I am no good with manila so am seeking guidance.

Cheers
[Windows Mobile] Laurentius26:
It depends which kitchen or tools you are using.

In Oskitchen you can find it in 'NBH Structure.xml'

It contains the rom version and settings to create the nbh.

The kitchen uses nbImageTool.exe made by Da_G which reads this file to create the nbh.
[Windows Mobile] crazyC:
Thank you for the reply.

The nbh structure.xml correctly identifies my device as a RHOD 300. The T-Mobile_LEO must be coming from somewhere else.

I use OsKItchen and the source dumped rom was from a Rhodium and so my OEM and device profile comes from that. The erroneous model no must be coming from an EXT package as far as I can see.
[Windows Mobile] Laurentius26:
If you are looking for a package I would say Oemversion.
[Windows Mobile] rgb-rgb:
If you have swype, it would probably be coming from there.
[Windows Mobile] crazyC:
Aaaahhhhh - now that would explain why I cannot find any reference to it in my kitchen. I could never get swype to work as an EXT package the way I wanted so it installs within XDA-UC.

Time to pull that cab apart I think.
[Windows Mobile] rgb-rgb:
If you do change the Model name, Swype probably won't work. It looks at the model name.
[Windows Mobile] crazyC:
Yes - just worked that out the long way.

Oh well, at least I know how and why its there now.

Thanks all for the help.
[Windows Mobile] quangchinh78:
1/ Connect HTC TP2 to PC.

2/ You must copy file "ModelName.txt" from Windows off PPC (HTC TP2) to your PC. Edit and rename: T7380.

3/ Copy replace file "ModelName.txt" (after edit) to Windows of PPC.

4/ Restar your PPC.

Enjoy!

Contact to: truongquangchinh@gmail.com
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] LarryLauLive:
Hi! I installed Global Navigator 5.6 on my HD2 on stock WM6.5 ROM, and it doesn't download maps - it kust shows my current position on a low-res world map. Zooming in just increases the size of the pixels.

I used an earlier version before and I could download maps. It seems there were lots of complaints on the web that the maker pdafun.net does not answer support queries. I'm still waiting for their reply.

If maps could no longer be downloaded, I propose that we post the imagedata.da and tileinfo.da for pre-downloaded data for different cities for sharing?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] mon_money:
i agree with you.. same problem with me for low quality of maps download.

but i found an alternative.. Now i use Garmin. it is best and much better than global navigator.

Try Garmin and use your city maps.. and m sure u'll never use global navigator back.. :)
[General Topics] maxpower097:
Saw hulu finally announced their pay service that supports the iphone and ipad. Its $10 a month and still has adds. You will just get full seasons and no delays from live tv. I wondered why they didn't go wimo or something else but I figured since wimo's gonna support hulu weather hulu does anything or not in the next couple months probably not the best thing to put work into. Makes much more sense to make an iApp for the people who have no hope of ever getting hulu without hulu's help.
[EVO 4G Android Development] kpoz:
I figured a new thread would be helpful. Thanks to the unrevoked team!

http://www.unrevoked.com/rootwiki/doku.php/public/evo_ota_2_patch

Edit: Please see Joeykrim's post if you have the following problem – http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6994302&postcount=14

After fully rooting and installing Stock (1.32.651.6) with root odex v1.0.8 (06/25/2010) by joeykrim,

(the Shipped (1.32.651.6) with root (06/08/2010) by flipzmode failed to install for some reason),

then trying to update from Amon_RA recovery,

get the following message -

Verifying current system...

assert failed: apply_patch_check(/system/bin/reboot -blah blah blah)

E:Error in /sdcard/update.zip

(status 7)

Installation aborted
[EVO 4G Android Development] 1wingangel:
I'm looking for the update that will work with fresh 0.3. Will this work?
[EVO 4G Android Development] kpoz:
I don't believe so, no.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Land Master:
Posted the following in the original thread...Any thoughts?

Am thinking correctly that the changes made by the file:

"OTA_Supersonic_1.47.651.1-1.32.651.6_unrevoked2"

which is available on the unREVoked site make persistent changes to the hardware?

In other words.....it was recommended that this update be performed over a stock ROM which I am willing to do but then what?

Do we need to stick with a ROM based upon the 1.47xxx version such as Damage Control or are we free to flash anything after applying this update?

Thanks in advance
[EVO 4G Android Development] kpoz:
Unfortunately, I don't have the answer. I would just sit tight until someone a bit more knowledgable chimes in on the subject.
[EVO 4G General] topdnbass:
LOL This is the funniest thing ever, this guy is NUTS.

I watched the whole ****ing thing, and laughed my ass off so hard.

My Favorite Quote:

"There will never be an evo 4g killer, it's IMPOSSIBLE, it's not FEASIBLE.... not in 10 years not in 20 years" LOLLOLOL

Wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWHopwKTgxQ
[EVO 4G General] PikkonX:
Lmao, funniest thing I've seen all week. Dude is absolutely hilarious. Now I'll never be able to look at a Droid X without thinking about how much it does resemble one of those old cameras :D.
[EVO 4G General] Borg1982:
The only thing hes wrong on is that there will be like a slew of EVO-killers in 2011. Perhaps an EVO-2 in a year or two?
[EVO 4G General] robotnoize:
Thank you so much! Haha my cousin just got an evo4 and I had to show him this! "EVOLUTION! " HAHA
[EVO 4G General] Albaholic:
I feel dumber just for watching part of that.
[EVO 4G General] bjaxon:
I was crying when he said "I'll flash the **ck out of anyone." HAHA!!

Great post regardless of what phone you have or like, he made me laugh.
[EVO 4G General] beesneazy:
hah elpresador!

Evo killer! LMAO
[EVO 4G General] Kykiskly:
Its a f**ing dinosaur lol - Iphone4 raping :D Good one :D
[EVO 4G General] scriptx:
You're absolutely right! Check out this rumor

The one thing I agree with 100% is that the Evo will/should be the new benchmark. I can't wait to see what we're drooling over this time next year.
[EVO 4G General] mrono:
http://www.rubylane.com/item/484331-912gsx20189/1979-KODAK-Colorburst-250-instant
[EVO 4G General] PikkonX:
:D Very reminiscent of the back of this: http://legitreviews.com/images/news/2010/Motorola_Droid_X.jpg

As far the HTC Sabor is concerned though, its specs are pretty much useless as a phone unless some company steps up to the plate to advance battery technology. I won't have my Evo until tomorrow to know for sure, but if we're already having issues with the length of battery on this phone, imagine a phone with those kind of specs. It seems more likely that the Sabor will be an Android tablet/netbook device that's sold with Sprint 3G/4G similar to the iPad.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tkirton:
Darktremor Apps2SD Installation Instructions

How to install:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tkirton:
Darktremor Apps2SD Credits and Change Log

Special Thanks:
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tkirton:
Darktremor Apps2SD Commands

Since this guide was posted, I'm getting questions ask on how to use Darktremor Apps2SD.

Darktremor Apps2SD is a command line interface (CLI) program (a GUI is planned, but has not been built).

You will need either a terminal program from the Android Marketplace, or you will need ADB from the Android Software Development Kit (SDK).

If you are using a terminal program, simply start up the program. Type su to allow the terminal program to gain superuser access (if you are using Superuser.apk to manage your superuser permission, this will automatically trigger a popup on the very first run. Press Accept to allow the terminal program superuser access).

If you are using ADB, simply navigate to the directory you stored the Android SDK in. Then navigate to the Tools directory under the SDK folder. Type adb shell in a command line on your computer (ADB can be found in the SDK under the Tools folder).

Both of these methods should bring you to a prompt that displays a pound sign (#).

Once you have the superuser prompt, simply type /system/bin/a2sd followed by the command you wish to use (i.e. /system/bin/a2sd check)

The list of commands are below.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] PTown599:
Wow

Great release. ZipAlign on demand does make programs load noticeably faster. No problems with the market either. Trying different heap sizes for performance.

I like the help command too. Great work thanks!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tkirton:
Your android phone is designed to store applications in the phone's internal storage under the directory /data/app and /data/app-private.

Apps2SD allows the applications to be stored on the SD card by telling Android to store the applications somewhere else.

It does this by creating directories on your SD card, then replaces /data/app and /data/app-private with a symbolic link file. A symbolic link file is a file that is a reference to another file or directory. This is similar to how shortcuts work in Windows.

For example, without Apps2SD installed, if you used a file manager on your phone and tapped the /data/app folder, you would see a bunch of files. Now, if you look at where you are at in the directory chain, you would be at /data/app, since that is a directory.

When Apps2SD is active, if you tap on the /data/app folder, you would still see files, but you will noticed that you are in a completely different directory (/system/sd/app). This is because /data/app is a file that points to /system/sd/app. When Android stores your program in /data/app, it thinks it is still storing it in /data/app (Internal storage). But, because of redirection, it is really storing the program in /system/sd/app.

When you type a2sd install, one of the processes it performs is moving all the data from /data/app to /system/sd/app. In your case, it looks like you tried to perform an install of Apps2SD after it was already installed. In other words, the files were trying to copy to themselves, which can't happen.

The a2sd install command is usually not necessary, as the program will automatically set itself up upon boot. The only time you really need to use a2sd install is if you used an a2sd remove command in the past or the Boot Loop Prevention code activated (your SD card failed to mount). Both scenarios activate the No Apps2SD flag file, which a2sd install removes.

To check your diskspace on your ext partition, you can use a2sd diskspace.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mgillespie:
Many thanks for that. That helps understand what is happening.

Is it normal that regular (a2sd unaware) apps like AppMonster will not be able to correctly report free internal phone diskspace? As clearly the report of 100MB free is totally bogus.

If this is normal, and I can use the a2sd diskspace command instead, that fine too, perhaps I worry too much, or ask too many questions!!!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
Well when I get home I'll run it through it paces on my Rom and post my findings.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] StephenMilone:
many thanks for this update, so how exactly do we enable (check if already enabled) JIT?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Papa Smurf151:
Got it up and running on blue echo and it runs beautifully. I've got 131mb free on my phone and the rom is flashing and running smooth as silk. Thanks for the update.

Only suggestion that I could make is maybe having an app like dcConfig but for ur a2sd that way u can change setting very easily. But other than that I love it and will always run ur stuff on my roms
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tkirton:
The 100MB free is internal storage space (the /data partition). Remember that your applications are being stored on the Secure Digital card and not the data partition, so 100MB sounds right for the internal storage if you didn't move dalvik-cache.

a2sd diskspace reports the free space on your ext partition, so it will show a large difference (you configured more space on your ext partition).
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tkirton:
The one with the GUI configuration is slated for 2.8. I just have to learn Java to program it (or convince friends of mine to help).

Believe me, I really want the GUI configuration in there. I think it would resolve many of the configuration questions I continue to receive.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Papa Smurf151:
I completely agree. I wish I knew how to build an app from scratch cause I'd Def do it for u. U have helped so many here and r great at what u do. This thing deserves the GUI
[Hero CDMA Android Development] urushiol:
im getting an error when trying to enable/disable jit

# apps2sd jit
apps2sd jit
[ ] Launching Darktremor A2SD
[*] Starting Darktremor Apps2SD version 2.7.5 preview
[ ] Mounting /system as read-write
[ ] Starting Apps2SD in jit mode
[ ] Running A2SD JIT Install Program.
[ ] Running JIT Setup.
/system/bin/jit.a2sd: line 7: Case: command not found
/system/bin/jit.a2sd: line 8: syntax error near unexpected token `)'
/system/bin/jit.a2sd: line 8: ` "install")'
[ ] Setting File System Ready property to 1.
[ ] Remounting /system to read-only.
# apps2sd nojit
apps2sd nojit
[ ] Launching Darktremor A2SD
[*] Starting Darktremor Apps2SD version 2.7.5 preview
[ ] Mounting /system as read-write
[ ] Starting Apps2SD in nojit mode
[ ] Running A2SD JIT Removal Program.
[ ] Running JIT Setup.
/system/bin/jit.a2sd: line 7: Case: command not found
/system/bin/jit.a2sd: line 8: syntax error near unexpected token `)'
/system/bin/jit.a2sd: line 8: ` "install")'
[ ] Setting File System Ready property to 1.
[ ] Remounting /system to read-only.
#
[Hero CDMA Android Development] nfinitefx45:
Just an update, So far it is smooth as silk, havent had any issues on my rom as of yet. Thanks tkirton
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tkirton:
I can't test JIT since the rom I'm using already has it. But thanks for the feedback...I'll fix that right away.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] mtnchkn:
The link for fix 1 (2?) isn't working.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] tkirton:
It is now...I uploaded the archive file instead of the signed file.