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[Droid Incredible General] digitalicecream:
I'm keeping my Inc. I'll save a little cash and watch as the Dev's really unlock the power of this little beast. Plus I'm not keen on Motoblur. I guess I'm the only one who's wondering why the Droid 2 is launching only a few months behind the X... I'll just wait a few months and see.

Actually I'm hoping that the Droid X release prompts HTC to crank out some goodies for the Incredible like a multimedia station and car dock.

Where are you HTC?
[Droid Incredible General] bdkaye12:
Pretty sure im going to be keeping my dinc, i do like the thought of a big screen for media viewing but i am really not to keen on buying another phone from motorola. I had the droid and had nothing but problems. What i would really like is for htc come out with a 4" screen and nice slide out qwerty like on the touch pro 2.
[Droid Incredible General] sylent101:
ehh...

Im not spending 600 dollars on a phone that's slightly better than mine sorry. Nor am I going to waste my upgrade on a the x. The inc is basically a smaller evo without the hdmi and front facing cam. I just don't see any point in switching except bragging rights. I won't lie the x looks great but I can wait.. next year is going to be crazy..lte, more 4 inch devices, and front facing cams will probably standard maybe even two ghz devices.

And hello this phone came out two months ago its not outdated.
[Droid Incredible General] bluetooth_decay:
I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for Motorola. They have made the best pure cell phones I've had (an old StarTAC analog and an e815). The radios were unparalleled, and voice quality was very good.

But the Inc is the best all-around personal computing/communication/information device I've ever owned, and it is not much bigger than those old Moto phones of yore. It's the same size as the Samsung Omnia I had previously, but has 4x the screen resolution, is a better pure phone, and has none of the lag and performance issues the Sammy had (even with custom ROMs and task managers).

It sounds (from the 2 reviews I've read) like the Droid X will continue Motorola's tradition of good phone performance. But its large size might put me off. Also, apparently the HDMI-out is not supported by most of the phone's apps. And you'll probably have to wait awhile for rooting, if you are into that sort of thing (I just rooted my Inc this evening).

I think either would be a great choice, especially if I didn't have to shell out more money for the Moto. It would probably come down to whichever one they could get me the quickest :)
[Droid Incredible General] doom22:
I like my DI especially now that its rooted, but given the free chance to trade to the moto x I probably would. The droid x has a gpu, and a larger screen. Plus I like motorola, they havent had any inventory problems so the dev community would probably grow quickly. I would have to hold it in my hand to see if it was too big or not, but I think it would be nice to have the larger screen. It would use up a ton of battery but I would just buy a couple extra.

I dont think its worth an upgrade for full price but its a nice option. There will be phones with dual core chips and gpu's and whatever else all coming by the end of the year im sure. Ill wait a little bit more.
[Droid Incredible General] junjlo:
I don't really see any reason to pay another 500+ dollars for a phone that semi better than the inc. My new every 2 is up April of next year and i'm sure by then we'll have dual core CPU and maybe even 1 GB ram with a nice GPU only time can tell. Think i'm going to hold out on any new phones until next year sad to see iPhone 4 spank the inc but ill live.
[Droid Incredible General] rfarrah:
No thanks. I'm very happy and have no desire for something larger. I AM looking forward to prospective updates, though. :cool:
[Droid Incredible General] Divine_Madcat:
Call me crazy, but it sorta bums me out to see so many people (here and elsewhere), ditching a really nice phone for only a few improvements on the other.

I am proudly keeping my Inc, barring any accident or future HTC upgrade. :)
[Droid Incredible General] mrchambo:
My sentiments precisely. Can't wait for froyo and other updates...
[Droid Incredible General] pacman9889:
what do y'all think about this though?

sorry I can't post links

w w w. electronista. com /articles/10/06/28/ shortages.may.kill.droid.incredible.early/
[Droid Incredible General] racedog:
Droid X Maybe

I've been with VZW since last September but my wife stayed with TMO. Just last Saturday she moved over to Verizon to my family account (I had two numbers for myself) and bought her a Moto Droid. I have the Incredible and have been really happy with it. I'm one of those weird people who actually likes the sense ui but I found her droid to be nice even without it.

What I'm thinking about doing is giving my wife my Incredible when the X comes out and returning the droid for the droid x and using that for myself (I'll just have our numbers switched).

I haven't made a decision because the size of the phone is a bit daunting but my aging eyes would probably be a lot happier with the larger screen but I am concerned about lugging around a phone of that size. Guess I'll take a look at it when it comes out and just make that decision on the spot.

R
[Droid Incredible General] wpbear:
I like the sense ui also and will not upgrade to froyo until sense ui is on it. As far as the droid x, I like htc devices and I haven't liked moto since the razr, so I am very happy with my DI.

Sent from Droid Incredible using TapaTalk
[Droid Incredible General] Captchunk:
I won't be upgrading. It looks like a sweet phone, but I can't justify spending that kind of money (since obviously I can't upgrade) when I already have a brand new device that is just starting to get some love from the community.
[Droid Incredible General] generic.imitation:
I'm upgrading from Dinc to a moto x. I've had several problems with my phone, and am on a replacement, I was waiting for my 3rd Dinc when I saw an article about people who are within their 30 day worry free guarantee window can change their order from a Dinc to the Droid X.

I called Verizon up today, and they said that I can just call up on the 15th of July, and order the phone that day and it won't cost me a dime.

I'm going to do it, only because HTC phones don't work fully when the screen is off (had this issue since I had my touchpro 1/touchpro 2), my verizon car mount for the phone keeps the phone un-grounded and the screen doesn't work, and when i plug any cord into the audio port it keeps thinking I'm doing voice dialing, or fast forwarding my music in the car. Too many problems for me, and both Dinc's I've had have the same issues.

I didn't have these issues with the droid when I had it, hopefully I have better luck with the Droid X.
[Droid Incredible General] jonnybueno:
I know that some of you have had issues with your incredibles, but when I had a moto, I missed having a htc phone so much. I don't know what it is, but there's something about these phones that I love. This is only my third HTC, but I really appreciate their devices.
[Droid Incredible General] jitajt:
considering it

I am starting to consider switching to the new moto x, I have used htc phones exclusively for the quite a while now and never really had any problems, the reasons that I am starting to reconsider are:

crappy battery and battery life that comes with the phone, (they want me to buy a 50.00 battery) droid x according to pcworld may last almost 2 days between charges with normal use PCworld Link

no hd video recording (yet, coming pretty soon, the evo came with it so what is taking so long) droid x comes with 720p recording along with super slow motion and fast motion capture modes.

no froyo love until Christmas? you gotta be joking. Link Froyo for the droid x is coming in August sometime. the original Moto droid will start to get Froyo on the 13th of July for crying out loud. I know HTC needs to port and test, but Froyo has been out for a while now so what is taking so long. (I know the Devs here will have something before too long but it won't help the people that didn't root)

then there is the unresponsive screen issue when placed in a car cradle. HTC has acknowledge (at least to me) that this is a problem, but have yet to issue a fix.

I know the memory is expandable up to a 32GB Micro but they only send a 2GB micro with the phone, and the moto comes with a 16Gb micro sd. whats the deal with that, and they through in the 2Gb at the last minute.

my number one reason for considering the switch is, it seems like the Incredible is slowly going the way of the ugly stepchild, the last to get everything, (HD recording, Froyo, small fixes, for eg.. better battery management, and signal bar fix.)

I really like HTC phones and love my Incredible don't get me wrong, but IMO this phone isn't quite as incredible (pun intended) as verizon is making out to be, and it is the only HTC phone that I have had this many issues with (small issues but issues nontheless)

remember this is just my Opininion and it may seem like all small issues, and if your going to reply with stupid comments like, is that it, I don't see what you are complaining about, or anything along those lines, please just keep it to yourself.
[Droid Incredible General] aaronjb:
.....FTFY. ;)
[Droid Incredible General] PyRo_DuDe:
Personally, I have no intention of switching to the X from the Inc. I just started getting into Android and Android-powered phones shortly after the Moto Droid came out (We don't have TV at my house, and I wasn't looking at new mobile tech, so I was living in a cave, I know). The Nexus 1 really caught my eye, and I waited FOREVER to see it come to Verizon.

I waited until about March, and I finally gave up on that dream. Looking back, it looks like a good choice to have given up, since the Nexus One site recommends people on Verizon order the Incredible :D. Anyway, I gave up on the N1 and immediately fell in love with the Incredible.

I've been watching and waiting for this phone, almost obsessively, since then. Keeping an eye on features, reading dozens of reviews and comparisons, watching videos. Hell, I even followed all 100+ pages of Rooting it on here, and about 40 pages of the Recovery thread. Biding my time, waiting for my New Every Two to kick in, on June 26th.

3 days after the Moto X release party. I wavered, just slightly, and only because it would be available 2 weeks before I could get the Inc. But feature-wise, they're comparable, and I'm drawn to the Inc's smaller form-factor.

So on the 26th I ordered my Inc, and I patiently await its arrival. I've had my car-dock and screen protectors for almost a month now...Just 3 more weeks...
[Droid Incredible General] oxidant11:
So yeah we just got the demo in for the X and man I don't think I'm giving up my incredible, its way too big!
[Hero CDMA General] Cloned2:
Can someone give me a recomendation one which rom to download where internet sharing through usb will work.. straight away from flashing?

If there aren't any.. how about a rom version that'll have wifi tethering working straight out of the box?

I want to flash a new rom because Im using DC and I seem to be dependant on an un updated version of wifi tether and overclocking/underclocking seems buggy on this version.

I'd like to be able to use the internet through some means without tethering over heating my phone( and underclocking seems the solution) but at the same time I seem to be only able to get a maximum of 40kbps as is

So I'm in the market... I figure internet sharing through usb might be a better solution...

Any comments on how fast it works or if it heats up the phone like wifi and drains the battery faster then it charges it???

On a seperate note.. does wifi tethering mess up the initialization of the battery so that it seems like it has less life or says full when its not.. or have I just been really putting the beating on it?
[Hero CDMA General] familyguy26:
PDANet works without even needing to root.
[Hero CDMA General] Cloned2:
downloading now... Although I did notice a comment that says doesn't work on gnu/linux :eek:I will find out.
[Hero CDMA General] pgreptom:
You can always download a new ROM directly off your phone.. I usually do it so I don't have to transfer it. I e-mail myself the link, go to it on my phone, download, move it to root, nandroid backup, wipe, flash, tah dah.
[Hero CDMA General] Cloned2:
very good point

http://www.humans-enabled.com/2009/12/how-to-tether-your-verizon-droid-as.html

I followed these instructions in the video at the bottom...

It works...as long as my phones screen is on.. and then again it wants to go ridiculously slow at times and act worse than dialup...

I've noticed the same thing even through the tethering... is the sprint network extremely bogged down at the moment or is it just me???

Or let me guess... my bill was due yesterday and they are screwing with my data when I need the net to make the money to pay the bill :mad:
[Hero CDMA General] BronYrAur:
Aloysius 2.1 is my favorite, I've tried a lot of the others, it seems fastest and wifi tether works great
[Hero CDMA General] jerry43812:
I flashed an Old DamageControl Rom to get a different PRI, then I flashed back to RegawMOD 2.1t which is my daily ROM, and now I don't even need wifi tethering, just connect to PC via USB, select internet sharing, and away I go! Best method for highest speeds.
[Hero CDMA General] unCoRrUpTeD:
Are you talking about the one with the verizon PRI

Edit. When I replied to this, the site was still the old one and once I was done it looked completely different,
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] thunderpossuem:
i been trawlin' the interwebs and have seen that the droidx and evo's keyboards have been extracted and shared to people using other phones. I tried both and neither worked on my xperia. i'm wondering/hoping that someone here has the know how to get one of these keyboards working on the x10. evo one for those oh so useful looking arrow keys and the droidx one because it looks nice :)
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] sl1nk3:
Well, you can install the HTC_IME mod keyboard, which I believe is what the HTC Evo uses, it's here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=624416

And you can even skin it very easily (or use one of the preset skins) by using this website : http://www.gimpsta.com/themer

I think we all agree that the default keyboard on the X10 is BAD, and that this one is far better :D
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] thunderpossuem:
it's close. thats what all of htc's android phones use bar the evo. the evo doesn't have a trackball so they put some navigation arrows down the bottom of the keypad.

like that :)
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] vrs2610:
ooo thats smart

and looks useful as well.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] HackitZ:
This is what I want as well, i will post back if i find a working apk.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] im_iceman:
SlideIT keyboard has arrow keys.. just not on the front keyboard screen - they're on the symbols screens.
[HD2 General] HTC-187:
I have a stock HD2 and want to add Santa Barbara (California) to my weather locations... It's not in the "add location" database.

I have been in many cities that won't show up on in the "add location" database, but show up when I'm there (Calipatria, Ca for example)..

If you know of a fix for this, let me know. I've searched a few thing on here, but noting that didn't seen to be for a non-stock rom (so it seemed).
[HD2 General] watcher64:
there is a weather database cab with tons of cities in it, should work on stock ...

Also there is a weather city editor floating around too ... just search for them ...

You may have to install the fixed security cert to install them not sure ...
[XPERIA X10 General] apr1000:
Hello, I have about 600 bucks to spend, and am thinking about this phone, before I buy I have a few questions.

-Have you had any problems with the phone?(battery, hardware, not turning on etc...) I want to know every problem you've ever had.

-Should I buy the unlocked international version which has no warranty or the US version with a 1 year warranty?

-Will the X10 US version work with T mobile for voice calling and text messaging? I dont plan on buying a 3g plan?

-For US customers only: If you've had a problem with it, did you have a manufacturer warranty(no other ones)? or was it without warranty as in you brought the international versions?

-What would be a good place to buy one? I'm thinking mobile city online, but would buy from another store if they carried the US version for a cheaper price.

-How are the games on this phone? I'm talking about the 3d games, would you say they're better than a 2nd gen itouch?
[XPERIA X10 General] mtechfan:
I guess you are too busy to actually read through the threads on the forum then? There are plenty of answers on here if you just bothered to look mate.
[XPERIA X10 General] apr1000:
actually i have been looking, have found some issues with the battery, thats about it
[XPERIA X10 General] piercewei:
there are several ways to slove the battery issue. in particular, the new firmware will solve it completely.

im not in US so im not able to answer most of your questions.

there is no perfect phone in the market. all is dependent on how you are going to use the phone and what functions and performences you are pursing.

in general, im happy with my X10.
[XPERIA X10 General] v1rone:
I can't aneswer your US related questions either, but I can tell you that I'm more than happy with my X10i.

The battery was an issue right off the shelf, but after tweeking it a little, it'll last me close to 2 days. Which is more than enough for a smartphone.

Also, not sure how the deals work in the US when it comes to getting a 3g plan, but I can tell you this phone is meant to be used with a data connection. Of course Wifi could work just fine for you if you don't want to buy a data plan.

Either way you decide to use the phone, it'll surely work out quite nicely for you.
[XPERIA X10 General] mezo9090:
If you want to play games, go get an itouch.
[XPERIA X10 General] apr1000:
ok any other problems other than the battery?

your help is greatly appreciated

oh and i already have itouch, i saw some youtube videos of xperia x10 games, but not clear enough.

so my question is on a scale of 1 to 10 with 7 being the itouch 2nd generation, what would you rate the xperia x10 in terms of game graphics?
[XPERIA X10 General] ddewbofh:
Graphics wise? About 12. Much larger display, much higher resolution as well as a more powerful cpu and graphics chip.
[XPERIA X10 General] rvictorg:
You should post your question on Howard Forums, not XDA DEVELOPERS, you'll probably get more help especially regarding questions related to the US market.
[Droid Eris Android Development] zach.xtr:
All,

per positive response below is a link to a copy of ivanmmj Eris_Official 1.0 ROM that I have fully deodexed. This is more meant for devs for continued play time, but it is a flashable ROM. PLEASE NOTE that ivanmmj himself looks to be coming out with the next version of Eris_Official 1.0 per his thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=652044.

Hope this is helpful and Enjoy

Link: REMOVED FROM HOST SERVER

P.S. please let me know of any issues as this is my first full deodex also I would like to encurage using this tread to exploring moding some of the system files on Eris ROM builds as it has been fun to tweak things :D

P.P.S. If you want the Zanfer kernel let me know and I will look at adding it in however ivanmmj's new version should have it...
[Droid Eris Android Development] Morkai Almandragon:
what is Deodex?
[Droid Eris Android Development] thenestor:
I'm definitely interested, but I also think Ivan is working on the same project himself. I'm pretty sure his "1.1" is deodexed and has Zanfur's kernel. Not sure what other changes he has in mind, but you might want to check with him before posting since you'll end up being the one getting all the PM's from people wanting help. ;-)
[Droid Eris Android Development] DS36:
Yes please I'm looking for exactly that

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[Droid Eris Android Development] wm1:
That would be awesome.
[Droid Eris Android Development] DS36:
BTW jcase's plain jane1.0 has zanfur overclocking kernel.....

i dont know what you think but it might be a better platorm than ivanmmjs

a deodexed version of that would be tight....
[Droid Eris Android Development] anonomouse:
kernels are easy to compile and swap out, a different kernel isnt going to influence the build at all
[Droid Eris Android Development] sawah:
i always seem to get better battery life from the non oc'ed kernel.
[Droid Eris Android Development] hallstevenson:
Yes, what does that mean ?
[Droid Eris Android Development] anonomouse:
it means you have a classes.dex file rather than a .odex file

it makes things easier, its also possible to metamorph these builds and its possible to install a deoexed app on multiple platforms.
[Droid Eris Android Development] thenestor:
Means I can finally modify Rosie.apk to my liking. :-)
[Droid Eris Android Development] zach.xtr:
A more experienced developer can add more but a few quick basics:

.odex files are precompiled class flies that correlate to a .apk or .jar file. In an odex ROM an .apk/.jar file will not function without it's correlated .odex.

a deodex build takes all of the .odex files converts them to a classes.dex and puts them into the .apk or .jar file package

deodex ROM are easier to mod because each .apk or .jar is a "complete" package and can be more easily decompiled and ported (i.e. you do not have to worry about the .odex files)

A deodexed build requires less space in /system, but more space in /data

A deodexed build requires a longer initial boot because they must regenerating those odex files from the dex files in the .apks/.jars and save them to /data/dalvik-cache

Thats a quick list of what I know ;)
[Droid Eris Android Development] firestrife23:
odex only help speed up app loading time and first time boot. Think of this as Windows' prefetch.

If you want to re-create odex for apk for porting, etc... I suggest only do this to /system/app not /data/app because when you do update from market and your app will break, unless you wipe out dalvik-cache.
[Droid Eris Android Development] Romparoo:
Would this be ok for an every day ROM? Or should it just be used by dev's as a base ROM?
[Droid Eris Android Development] andybones:
Hey guys I've been testing this for Ivan. same thing he has a version deodexed.

I edited this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=664951

to work for this rom. which works great, but I get an error of

com.htc.bgp because of it, does anyone have any idea why?
[Droid Eris Android Development] zach.xtr:
Technically it is fine as an everyday ROM, however I do not recomend using it for such because it is not support and will have no additional features over ivanmmj origional 1.0.

So I guess, yes it meant to be used as a base ROM or "spare parts" for devs.
[Droid Eris Android Development] pkopalek:
Someone else did this, on androidforums.com. I haven't replied to his posting, but it's in like page 19 of the 'show off your UI layout' thread there. I'm working on a modified Rosie.apk right now, as soon as I get this de-odex'd Ivan's on my phone running. Titanium backup here I come.
[Droid Eris Android Development] thenestor:
FYI, I was able to flash the deodexed version over the original Eris_Official 1.0 Alpha without having to do a full wipe (just wiped dalvik-cache). Naturally, I went back and re-flashed Zanfur's overclock kernel after that.