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[General Questions and Answers] amallama:
Whenever I use wireless tether on my netbook and use 4G, for no reason whatsoever the internet will stop working. It will be connected but there will be no internet access. However when I just use the 3G that doesnt happen. Im using FreshEvo 0.3, and haven't found anyone that has the same problem on that thread. Does anyone have any ideas? :confused:
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jkinnison90:
I'm wondering if anyone has created a themed launcher pro that looks like the Droid X launcher? I've seen there are some for other phones, but not the evo, that I can find at least. Or can anybody put up a guide on how to theme Launcher Pro?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] 1wingangel:
i really wish people would start punctuating their sentences correctly. like a ? at the end of question?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jkinnison90:
Go knit-pick somewhere else, no body cares about your statements. Go SPAM on a different thread and boost that post count up, son.

And by the way, my sentences look pretty correct to me. You should probably look at your own sentences before criticizing someone else. Just a word of advice on this here internet.

NOW, back to the topic...
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] goose61282:
I'm wondering if anyone has created a themed launcher pro that looks like the Droid X launcher. I've seen there are some for other phones, but not the evo. Can anybody put up a guide on how to theme Launcher Pro?

I really wish people would start punctuating their sentences correctly. For example, putting a question mark at the end of question.

Go knit-pick somewhere else. Nobody cares about your statements. Go SPAM on a different thread to boost that post count up, son.

By the way, my sentences look pretty correct to me. You should probably look at your own sentences before criticizing someone else. Just a word of advice on this here internet.

NOW, back to the topic...

You're both welcome.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] barnacles10:
realized this thread is a month old :/
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] barnacles10:
that was actually an edit.. lol

got in before it registered as one though.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] TJDuckett:
Yea, I realized that was probably the case after I posted, but left it since it's all in humor.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] barnacles10:
haha of course
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] laydros:
Yes.

I posted this between the initial post and the bump.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=747511
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Bob Simons:
I'm wondering who is still developing ROMs with the latest versions of Windows (6.5.3, 6.5.5, etc) but Sense 2.1. I'm trying to resist the fancy 2.5 beause it seems to be a lot less legible for someone with poor vision. Serge had been promising a new release but has not mentioned it in months. NRGZ28 makes one but shows no images of it. I'm not sure who else is still working in these.

Anyone out there still favoring these? If so, what are you using?

Thanks
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] hollywould:
The NRG ROM is pretty good, you should try it out. I would like to see more Chefs build 2.1 ROMs too though.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] anshkhanna:
I think the only WM6.5 Sense 2.1 ROM being currently supported and updated is Energy ROM. I am using it and its awesome.

I think Sense 2.5 has more problems than benefits as compared to Sense 2.1, and more chefs should support Sense 2.1...

Anyways cheers to NRG, I am a big fan and supporter :)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] jzibit17:
Im also using NRGZ28 titanium with manila 2.1 current version (June19 with start button on top). I looked for a while for a 2.1 built but couldnt really find any with good info on the rom. I wish he would post more pictures of the rom and describe what programs are installed you know more info for every one to read rather than jumping the ship to find out what the rom has
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] Bob Simons:
Sergio just said he will update the 2.1 ROMs soon

Any of the NRG users using the 6.5.x ROMs with the menus on the bottom?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] hollywould:
I am, and it is freaking fantastic. Its beautiful, and I get really good battery life with it, not to mention a ton of memory. I would highly recomend it to someone looking for sense 2.1 6.5.x ROM.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] AlandisN:
Hollywould, what ROM are you using exactly?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] hollywould:
I am using Energy ROM 23569 Sense 2.1 June 19 build. Is that what you wanted to know?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] AlandisN:
Yeah. It is. When I go to his thread, there's only the 2.5 builds to download from... Where can I get that specific rom? [sorry, I'm new to this lol]
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] hollywould:
If you go under Titanium ROM Build at the bottom of the first post, it'll be there. To save you time, here's the link.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] mskovrinskie:
Does anyone know of a solid 6.5.3 Titanium only ROM that also has the ATT keyboard.dll baked in and also doesn't have much in the way of icon/status bar customization? I'm looking for just a solid, fast, tons of free memory 6.5.3 Rhodium build that is ready to go for ATT.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] hav0c:
Any mod available that displays multiple calendar items on your today screen with Sense 2.1?

In that case I would be interested to :)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] tvandegr:
NRG's has it. if you go to "Windows Start Key" -> Tools -> "Carrier Provisioning" will give give you 2 ATT & 2 T-Mobile setup options, turning one on will set up the keyboard properly.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] mskovrinskie:
That sets most of the normal keys but doesn't map all the function keys or OK button. It's a pain to use the keyboard mapper to fix this. I prefer to have one that is built especially for the ATT hardware out of the box to avoid this.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] J-Hop2o6:
search for the AT&T keyboard fix cab.. i have to use the T-Mobile Home Key & ALT key fix cab everytime, which works perfectly fine.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] maximus4:
jacko's smartmove rom

check out jackos smartmove rom, its 2.1 and very stable and very fast!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile ROM Development] solace88:
i am still currently using Miri WM 6.5 21885 :: MANILA 2.1 :: V 7.0 http://www.xda-developers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=552641&

it has served me exceedingly well over the whole time. it is discontinued and is outdated in terms of its build number (a great pity) but for all intents and purposes is a great stock feel ROM with heaps of RAM, stability and speed. I tried looking around for a more recent ROM to replace this but could not find one that appeared to retain the stock HTC feel. Hope this helps
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] maxawesome:
Is it possible to extract the updated Email application (the one for Exchange sync) from the recent OTA update that HTC pushed to EVO users (and possibly Desire users?) to fix the bug preventing Exchange account creation?

If so, would it be possible to install that over one of the Desire2Nexus ROMs?

If I can get my hands on the apk(s), I would be a willing guinea pig.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CraigP17:
+1
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Phenomenon:
Currently I'm an HD2 user. I like the fact that Android has started to port onto the HD2. Still I know it's a long ways from being done or close to done and so far the only one I can think of being anywhere near done is the TP and TP2. Both have been out long enough to at least have the Android port worked on for a longer time. While I do read that it's good a lot of Android phone users suggest that the porting comes no where near close to how well the real Android phones work. Is this true? As far as apps and functionality and comparability goes how close is the Android port to the real thing? Would some of you rather have a real Android phone instead of this?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
The closest to a native Android device would be the vogue. They pretty much have functionality everywhere and even flash to nand. In comparison we aren't too far behind as the things we are currently lacking is the camera.

Obviously there are bugs here and there but its still usable. Older builds are more stable and we've just recently jumped onto 2.2 Froyo so it will take some time to fix the bugs. We've actually accomplished something great and actually surpass a native android phone in benchmark scores even though our devices aren't hugely optimized. I've seen the HD2 video booting XDANDROID; i've even posted it in our 2.1 thread and from what i see its was running pretty quick during the SetupWizard. cough* cough* ...snapdragon ;p

Lastly yes i would never go back to WM or even get an iphone. I've bought a nexus one and have never looked back. From what i see once you go Android you don't go back and at Google IO they certainly showed us why.

I would love to start adding support for HD2 for XDANDROID. But i'm currently busy with my new role as Moderator :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Phenomenon:
buts thats interesting. You said you got a Nexus One is that because you just felt like the android porting for this phone wasn't good enough?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
I got a nexus one because its cool :p and has great specs :D and also because of the android ports. You cant stay on the same phone forever and it was time for me to upgrade and at the time TP2 or topaz didn't interest me. So i decided to wait for N1
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] smokee:
For me it is very close to replacing WM on my raph110. Really, battery life issue is holding me back. I can turn off sync and run as "just a phone" for a long time, but as soon as I start to use it as a smartphone, I better make sure I am near a power supply.

As a phone its better than winmo IMO, making and receiving calls and SMS is downright clunky in WM compared to these android builds.

All it would take for me to switch is the ability to run with sync on, and use some moderate smartphone-y features here and there for an entire day and I am set. At the moment I use android when I am plugged in, then reboot into WM when I know I am going to be away from power for a length of time.

Compared to other android phones I have played with, the raph seems downright speedy. Most time when I have played with android phones they seem laggy and slow, where my phone with these android builds seems much more responsive and mostly lag free. I have considered picking up an Aria if I come across a cheap one but only because of the battery thing and no other reason.

To give you more info I have a Fuze (raph110) and run NRG's WM 6.5.5 / SenseUI 2.5 ROMs.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] arrrghhh:
The best part of this project is you run WinMo in tandem - Android is simply running off of the SD card, so there's virtually nothing that would break your phone or SD card permanently. All of the outright hardware failures I've seen in any forum related to this project has been a simple hardware failure - nothing with Android broke the device basically.

So try it out! You've got nothing to lose. Then you'll have a much better idea of how 'functional' it is :D
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Phenomenon:
Well I have tried it on the HD2, but nothing is exactly functional to say the least. I mean, it runs, but not much else to say about it. I wonder when they port and finish being able to get the antennae working, gps, camera, wifi, bt, etc. what all that will mean as far as how functional it will be. Will programs be able to be installed and USE all the functional devices? Games supposedly need OpenGl to work and I bet that is another can of worms. I'm all for it working and everything, but I wonder if when the project ends will it be that much better or am I better off getting a Nexus One in the end.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] arrrghhh:
Well I don't know if it'll *ever* be truly perfect compared to native devices... but looking at a) what we have working on our TP's and b) what the vogue guys have working on their devices....

Basically it looks like it'll be darned close to having an actual Android device... which is amazing, to say in the least. I'm not sure how long the vogue's battery lasts, but other than that and camera, our devices are fairly complete on the hardware front. Vogue's even have a functional camera!

3d is also working, so OpenGL will not be a problem :D It's just a matter of getting the 3d drivers for the GPU!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Phenomenon:
So what do you think it's worth holding onto the device and not just get an Android device just yet? How long would you all feel it'll be till Android is as usable on the HD2 as it is on the Vogue or any multi-boot device?

Also, still what about the programs? Like if you have a program like Shopsavvy and you have the camera working will it and should it work on the device like the Vogue? Or is it a no go because it's not a legit supported device?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
In the end its entirely up to you. The HD2 has started on its journey to port linux and there no timeline on when it will be done. Even our linux kernel is not complete but devs are working on it and it grows and grows.

So if you have the dough and time go and try out a android device and see what you think. If you like go buy it otherwise be patient like most other members and you'll see a functional port guarenteed.

Apps will work if you have the function available in most cases.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] dieKatze88:
Exactly. I used XDAndroid on my Fuze to decide that Android was in fact for me, and I bought a Motorola Milestone. We have a mostly working system here, the battery life sucks and theres no camera (and there was no bluetooth when I upgraded, nor was there 3D obviously, and Cellular had problems staying connected) but I was able to get a feel for the Android system, the market, what was out there and decided to make a go of it. I've been quite happy. I keep coming back to see Android on my Fuze because I have a feeling that it'll make a good spare device, or a giveaway device, or whatever. Even if it is just an MP3 player with a prepaid SIM in it that I can leave under the seat of my car - I'll be getting more mileage on this device running Android than I would on Windows Mobile.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] mrvanx:
Agreed, Im just disolved now with WM, had a look at XDAndroid and am impressed big time.

Once this is an every-day OS to run (in terms of battery life and stability) I will have the device I wanted to start with....forward facing cameras for video calling (when its available), hardware keyboard and a nice form factor.

XDAndroid runs seemigly far nicer than the native OS the phone was designed for!!! Says it all!!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] bri3d:
Shopsavvy will not work properly on the Vogue because the camera on the Vogue has a fixed focus, and the barcode recognition algorithm in Barcode Scanner (ZXing) and Shopsavvy is not advanced enough to recognize blurred barcodes like RedLaser can on the iPhone 2G/3G. Once the camera works on the RAPH, Shopsavvy should do well on it since as far as I know the camera has autofocus.

Camera apps in general are hit and miss because Android has a rather poor camera API which exposes a lot of the underlying camera implementation (color space, framerate, encoding) to the app trying to use the camera - this is why whenever a new official Android phone comes out there are generally new versions of camera apps on the market (the Samsung Moment was the worst culprit of this - almost no camera applications worked out-of-the-box on it).

But as a rule of thumb - yes - the phone is running Android and the fine people working on development try to implement everything to spec, so for all intents it appears to an application the same as any "official" phone does. As a matter of fact, the Android porting community is doing *exactly* what a phone manufacturer does internally when releasing a new Android phone - just more publicly and with less documentation and more reverse-engineering.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] helicopter88:
I love xdandroid,i don't use camera so only the market bug in the latest froyo bulid is a bad thing for me,but i think that babijoee and all the xdandroid team can fix it.

the only thing that i wish is a flashable android so no more wm!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] arrrghhh:
What Market bug? Did you try deleting your data.img?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
i think all the new problems may be due to old data.img

Since the framework and structure of the updates are always updated/changing we do require people to have a new data.img

If problems persist after making a new data.img then we will have to look into it :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] Mr.Sir:
The camera and the extremely innaccurate battery meter are dealbreakers for me :( I really hope you'll manage to fix it soon, btw why not make a thread called "What we're working on", would be pretty interesting :)
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] helicopter88:
Yeah i deleted it,2 times.

the problem is when i try to log in with a google account or when i try to create one,i put username and password,i press next and after 5 minutes it says impossible to connect to google's server

i connect through wi-fi and connection works...maybe i should try to log in when no sim inserted,because doing a fresh install of android without sim solved this problem when i was using donut 1.6
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] arrrghhh:
Hrm. I've never had a problem "signing into" the Market... I guess I didn't even realize it had to sign in, but it does make sense.

Try the trick w/o the SIM card. I don't have a SIM, and I've never been able to reproduce the error.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] stinebd:
"Whatever we feel like today" doesn't seem very interesting.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] paperWastage:
I had that error using the Android 2.1 build... I don't have a data plan(i have a WIX block on my account at AT&T, so data and MMS can never get through), had WiFi on, but had that error

then I used the build present in my signature... no problems on WiFi

to answer OP's question, I feel that Android on my Touch Pro, though incomplete, is a far better experience than on WM builds.... with camera and GPS working, it'll be even better... i can withstand the loss of these two functions with the good riddance of the platform we know as Windows Mobile
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] arrrghhh:
GPS does work mate! Camera, however does not.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] paperWastage:
hmm... thought i saw somewhere that (general) GPS support just got on, but hasn't been working yet on this phone...maybe the post is old...

downloaded a GPS test app today, works fine

though cold boot to lock took something like 10 minutes :( (granted that i was under a tree for shade... too hot outside)

anything similar to HTC WM's QuickGPS program where you download the Almanac ahead of time?
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] pvfos:
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[XPERIA X10 Android Development] imir:
Before we could flash custom roms (2.1 or 2.2), the Devs need to hack the bootloader which will take some time. My guess is that we will see Sony's 2.1 update first. I hope I'm wrong though :)
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] Nimche:
I doubt that, I am sure they will find a way around it and devs will prove that they are ahead of SE/

BTW< To OP, you should have post your question in the General Section.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] RodneyBR:
Can anyone confirm that Fancy Widgets is no longer available in the marketplace, because I did a search today for it and it's not there. At least it isn't for me.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] RodneyBR:
Got it, thx
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] alexh3791:
Does anyone intend to port the latest Nexus One ROM(s) to the Motorola Droid?

I am a Nexus owner who would like to give Froyo to a friend with a Droid. Neither root nor overclocking are important to me, but working radios and battery life are...

(Sorry if someone else has asked this before. I read the board before posting.):confused:

-Thanks!
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Headlocker:
Re: Nexus FroYo port

You CAN get FroYo on your friends Droid IF he's rooted and has Koush's Rom Manager installed. From there you can get the stock FRF57 Verizon leak or use Peter Alfonso's Bugless Beast port, which is FRF84B (as of right now, he's actively developing it, and well I might add). The latter is very stable and decent with battery life. The former is somewhat buggy, and I don't reccomend it.

If you mean he isn't rooted then no, I don't believe there's a way (at time of posting) to get either of the Nexus builds onto it.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] -AdamZ-:
If he just wants a stock Froyo ROM... search Google for "droidlife Froyo frf84b" or "droidlife froyo frf57". FRF84B is the release version - Verizon will try to charge you to USB Tether (WiFi Tethering from Market Apps still work very well.) FRF57 and FRF75 are test releases - USB Tethering works great & free.

AdamZ
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] alexh3791:
Thanks! You guys rock. I'll get my friend up and running on Froyo as soon as I see him next...
[XPERIA X10 General] bep79:
hi guys

buying a xperia x10 tomorrow from craiglist.

can someone please tell me where the x10 water damage sticker is located.. so i know where to check.

thx
[XPERIA X10 General] Fuzalert2k:
After looking really hard at my X10a... I found where it is located.

It's north of the camera (assuming you removed the battery cover) and is really, really small. It is to the left of the screw that is at the middle of the top back of the x10. The sticker should be white, and I can only see one whole red dot, and part of 2 red dots on mine due to the small size of the sticker.
[XPERIA X10 General] Murch:
There is also one on the top of the battery itself i believe

Sent from XDA Tapatalk on my x10i
[XPERIA X10 General] StrangeReality:
I've just had a look at the back of my phone behind the back cover at the top and the white sticker has small evenly spaced out red dots. I have never had water anywhere near the device. Do the red dots indicate that it has been water damaged or is this how it's supposed to look?
[XPERIA X10 General] yetep:
Meant to be there dude it goes all red under damage :-)
[XPERIA X10 General] instigator008:
Usually one in the headphone jack, too.
[XPERIA X10 General] bimmerboii:
That's how it's supposed to look. If it gets wet the red dots gets smudged I think...
[XPERIA X10 General] Murch:
It's only a bad sign if you see a red glow or a full red sticker. The stripes and dots you see are standard, no need to worry
[Hero CDMA General] eagles16:
Su is not working I'm using fresh with the oc kernel and nothing requests Su permissions

Also lwp does not work correctly, ill set one it runs fine, I turn the screen off turn it back on and its gone
[Hero CDMA General] joehunni:
Download the patch for the Su issue from same page as the download link on geekforme.
[Hero CDMA General] eagles16:
oh thanks, though i already switched back to froyo, ill remember it if i go back to fresh
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kgdg:
Guys, I just have a question on the OTA update.

I have a stock unrooted N1 running ERE27 currently.

Got the OTA update 10 mins ago.

Clicked on 'Restart and Install'.

Then the phone came back up with the android robot and an exclamation mark on the screen (sorta like it is writing to system memory or something), but it stayed on that screen for 20 mins.

I panicked and removed the battery, now it is booted normally into 2.1 ERE27 again, has anybody seen this?

If it helps, my radio is: 32.24.00.22U_4.03.00.21_2

I hope I get the OTA message again. And if I do,

Should I wait longer this time? Is that normal?

Thanks in advance,

KG