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[HTC Aria General] Mhyst:
Hmmm...

You probably want to get on the ball with finding this software as it really has been pulled from the site. Some people have upped the new version for download, so do a search, grab it while its hot and sit on it if you want to sideload with the software (without rooting).

Edit: You can grab it from this thread if you don't have it already

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=722432&page=2
[HTC Aria General] eortizr:
So the 3rd party app works.. but what about the network sharing thing?
[HTC Aria General] Thundervore:
Network sharing does not work.

Only App side loading.
[HTC Aria General] tshooter91:
I downloaded this one, the one from HTC's site (before it was removed) and even tried the old version (.38) and NONE of them recognize my phone when I plug it in and tell the phone to use HTC Sync. The phone tries to find it running on my PC but can't. Any ideas? I'm running Win7 64.
[HTC Aria General] sentinel_cm:
Thank you for posting this because HTC just pulled it and it's now back to .38

http://www.engadget.com/2010/07/15/htc-pulls-sideload-capable-sync-app-for-atandts-aria/

Chris
[HTC Aria General] kura808:
I've got the same problem as well. Spent about half a day trying to get it to sync..looked up all these tricks and tips too. ADB is running in task manager so it is possibly syncing? Went through the usual stuff i.e. debug mode, sync, etc.

Heh I gave up for now..I'm using Vista 32 bit.
[HTC Aria General] Thundervore:
After installing the software plug in the phone, Windows should pick it up and install a driver for it, if it doesnt then you need to find the driver and install it. Also you need to remember to disable you AV as some AV out there like AVG love throwing false positives and block installs, Notron is famous of blocking installs too.
[HTC Aria General] tshooter91:
Windows did recognize the device and install the drivers. But the Aria will still not recognize any version of HTC Sync running on my PC. When I look at installed programs, there is a driver installer as well as HTC Sync that I have uninstalled and then used the installer to start over. Still no joy.
[HTC Aria General] Thundervore:
Did you remember to set the phone settings correctly?

Menu - settings - connect to PC - HTC Sync

Menu - settings - applications - development - USB debugging "checked"

Different drivers are installed for each connection, 1 for USB drive, one for HTC Sync and i think 1 for USB debugging.
[HTC Aria General] kura808:
So after trying many times on my laptop to get the sync working, it never worked..I got fed up so I decided to try it on my sister's netbook. After about 15 mins or so, to my surprised, it actually worked..

Loading side apps is a breeze now. Don't do what I did though..I accidentally installed swype twice because it didn't have any notification..I couldnt get my memory back to I ended up doing a factory wipe lol..

Anyways my sis's netbook is Win7. I'm running Vista. I guess HTC sync doesnt like my version of Vista.

Since I got it working, I was thinking maybe I should do a root using my sis's netbook lol..
[HTC Aria General] shallpion:
You mean swype installed through sync is slower than the one through root?

Sounds weird......
[HTC Aria General] ryan92084:
no i mean that installing via sync is slow
[HTC Aria General] symond:
just use droid explorer guys works perfect to install non market apps
[HTC Aria General] msd24200:
i have to use droid explorer as i to cannot get htc sync to see my aria the funny thing is on my wifes aria htc sync works, but mine it does not, and double checked all the settings and the settings are the same as on hers.
[HTC Aria General] iceman21:
Anyone have a good download source for this, I do not see a good link in this thread.
[HTC Aria General] FFXTDS:
its on the first page first post
[HTC Aria General] jester131:
I found a recently updated download link at HTC. I got there by clicking the "check for updates" menu from HTC Sync v2.0.38. I'm going to try it now. It won't let me post the link here, but you may be able to find it on their worldwide site under ARIA
[HTC Aria General] NBA Brawler:
I just got my Aria 3 weeks ago and couldnt find HTC Sync until now. Where can I find the swype app?
[HTC Aria General] xdafly:
> It won't let me post the link here

anyone can post any link in the format <remove http://www> and post the rest

ie. cnn.com/something/something.else

at a very minimum anyone can create a readable link using description format

w w w dot cnn dot com and similar format address
[HTC Aria General] nikolo98:
Sync with Outlook

Hello all, I have a problem with HTC Sync 3.0 and I'm running on an Aria. I'm not sure if anyone has this problem, any help would be great.

HTC Sync version: 3.0.5422

PC OS: WinXP 32-bit

The trouble I'm having is with trying to sync my outlook calendar. My phone seems to connect just fine with my PC but when I try to sync my calendar, it shows a greyed-out option that I cannot turn on. Does anyone know of a fix or workaround?

I've followed HTC's installation instruction to the letter at HTC's SEA website (sorry I can't post that link here, newbie status I believe it is).

I hope I'm not the only one facing this problem. Thanks in advance. :(

I found a workaround the problem by using an app by google called "Google Calendar Sync". Now my calendar is synced at the cost of using my data plan....
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tank29:
Hello! I've never messed around with a phone before, but I have a couple of questions I was hoping to get some help with. I currently have an HTC Touch Pro and am seriously considering upgrading to the EVO. I understand that EVO isn't going to be getting Android 2.2 until later in the year. If I root the phone, can I upgrade to whatever the Android version is out? I really like some of the 2.2 features; I've read that it has the potential to speed things up on the phone considerably and that sounds great!

Also, are there any areas where very basic things like roms and rooting are explained? I've looked over some of the rooting tutorials and feel like I can follow them, but I'd like to have some sort of understanding as to what I'm actually doing.

Thanks for the help!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oldpreowner:
Me too! I'm coming from the pre.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elegantai:
That's a lot to answer in one post.... but here we go!

If you root you can flash a Rom that has 2.2, but its not working 100%, close but a few more things are being worked out. I think I can confidently say that the devs are working hard and should have 2.2 done before HTC gets it to you! There are many roms that drastically improve performance which are 2.1, and they work very well.

As for your second question, that is a bit more lengthy. At the top of this forum is a post with some links in it for guides and tutorials. If you haven't read those you should do so. Use the Google cache links while the wiki is down.

Basically what you are doing when you root your phone, is you are going through a bunch of procedures to allow you the user, to obtain super user permissions over the entire system. That leads to a bunch of new thing you can do with the system: flash roms, custom recoveries, backups,tethering, custom kernels... so much I can't explain it all! Lol
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vballboarder:
Here is some info on rooting and custom roms, etc.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=701245

There's a lot more in the EVO 4G Android development forum.

You can browse around in there and find ALOT more info there.

But, like was mentioned, 2.2 isn't officially available if you root your phone. YOu can flash a custom ROM of 2.2 but it's not fully functional. I believe the camera doesn't work, 4G is questionable, and I think the mms function is not working either.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tank29:
Great! Thanks for all the info! I just bought the EVO yesterday and I love it. I'll have to think about rooting as I get familiar with the phone.

Thanks again!
[Vibrant General] sec1has:
Though I think the Fascinate looks better and has a camera flash, the Vibrant seems to look better on paper: More on-board memory, HSDPA offers "potentially" fasters data speeds, Tmo can do voice and data at the same time while Verizon can't, no Bing or VZ apps on the Vibrant, and I can buy the phone out of contract at a reduced rate.

The only thing that makes me hesitate (besides the less-appealing design), is Tmo's coverage vs. Verizon. I'm primarily in L.A. / I.E. and do some occasional traveling, and have no experience with Tmo service. Should I be concerned or just make the jump?
[Vibrant General] larryccf:
i can't speak for 3G coverage on Tmo vs Verizon but can on voice call svc

Tmo seems to have partnered with every small carrier around the country - every year i make about 5-6 visits to clients or suppliers around the country with two other folks from partner companies - one is on AT&T and one on Verizon - and every time we're in a rural area, their svc drops out before my Tmo's does

Last Dec we were heading south out of derby, VT ((on the canadian border) and about 35 miles south you're heading into foothills - my bud with verizon lost his svc, and had to use my phone for about 20 minutes (my tmo was showing 1 bar signal) - he finished his call and about 5 minutes were were i the hills with no signal

when we started coming out of the foothills (they were really mountains but we were gaining elevation with numerous small rock outcroppings around us), anyway, when we started coming out, my Tmo was first to have svc again

they always notice my Tmo's svc is better than their's

and there's no roaming chgs with Tmo here in US or at least i've never had any

have had similiar experiences traveling thru rural S. Carolina, Georgia, Tenn, W VA, Kentucky and western TX and thru New Mexico
[Vibrant General] J-Hop2o6:
nice info above.. but yes.. T-Mobile is GSM/W-CDMA/UMTS/HSPA+ so u can talk-n-surf over 3G (21HSPA+).. also, our speeds dominates all US carriers (even Sprints 4G/WiMax).. T-Mobile will upgrade its HSPA+ data again in 2011 from 21mbps to 42mbps.. i live in Seattle and we have 21HSPA+, but real world results will be between 5-10mbps (also depending on your device limitation).. also, T-Mobile gives u more bang for your buck.. but yes, they do have a smaller foorprint (mainly in more rural areas).. no problem for me since i stay in cities, and not in the boonies.

Even tho Verizon ADDED flash, it gimped its I.M. to 2GB (also no FFC--only Sprint has FFC).. T-Mobile even packed the Vibrant with a few goodies like the movie Avatar.
[Vibrant General] heygrl:
The Los Angeles and Inland Empire area have good 3G coverage from what I hear. HSPA+ is growing too. 3G coverage when traveling won't be like Verizon so I would check to see if 3G coverage overall is good enough for you.
[Vibrant General] gothdroid:
I live down in the high desert, and travel all the time between here and L.A. and San Diego, and have excellent coverage all over the I.E./L.A./San Diego area. So I don't think you have much to fear with transferring over to tmo
[Vibrant General] sec1has:
Looks like I'll be switching carriers.
[Vibrant General] iceshinobi:
Cool :D Enjoy Calling People and Going Online at the same time with a faster 3G
[Vibrant General] Drachen:
Before you do, find out from people using T-Mobile in the areas that you frequent how their reception is. I love T-Mobile. Their CS rocks and prices are very good, but I couldn't get reception at my desk in my office in Manhattan and had to switch. It's great that it works 35 miles from the Canadian border, but if it doesn't work where you need it, it doesn't work.
[Vibrant General] heygrl:
When was that and with what phone? T-Mobile is extremely good in Los Angeles, I don't think you know how good they are out there. There will be weak zones for any carrier but T-Mobile is great in Los Angeles. It's their core market. Also there are some sites planned later this year to go online. Not to mention when I took at look at compass.t-mobile.com, not only was NYC lit up with over 40 new towers (includes microcells), so was the Los Angeles area.. 20 new sites in one zip code earlier this year. So, things are always subject to change.
[Vibrant General] larryccf:
can't say anything about manhatten, but worked fine in queens when i visited the inlaws last thanksgiving
[Vibrant General] pinkgabe:
I live in the same areas you metioned L.A./I.E. and i have tmo the service is great in L.A. I had verizon and went to school in west la and the service was patchy but with tmo it was at minimum 2 bars all over same area with 3g. the only problem i find with tmo is going to events with a lot of people/cells phones, the phone has service/3g but i couldn't text, make a call, or use the internet. i have problems with this at dodger games and i had problems during the summer at coachella but i love tmo and will definitely be getting the vibrant!! :D
[Vibrant General] heygrl:
The Pre-HSPA+ network was pretty limited in terms of how many calls and data it could handle but HSPA+ should alleviate that until the site runs out of spectrum (slots for calls/data).
[Vibrant General] Drachen:
Not about to get into an argument about it, just going by my own experience. I used several HTC phones, a MDA, Touch Duo and Diamond. I found the reception great where I live near the Empire State Building, but really crappy in my office in Flatiron and under Grand Central. Even A/B tested with borrowed iPhone SIMs to make sure it was a carrier issue and not a phone issue. I switched to AT&T in Nov of 2008 and haven't had a problem since using a Fuze, Omnia 2 and Nexus One. (Meanwhile T-Mobile went from having only crap phones to a great lineup and AT&T went to becoming a one-trick iPony)

My point wasn't that T-Mobile sucks. I rather like the company, but the service didn't work for me in the places I tend to be a lot. My point was that you should try to actually confirm the reception yourself in the places you frequent rather than just going by others' experiences.
[Vibrant General] heygrl:
November 2008 is far too long ago. HTC/Apple (especially Samsung) phones also really don't offer good reception regardless of sim swapping. A phone with crap reception will be even crappier on PCS and less crappy on CLR (850). I already stated that I've seen over 40 pink "T"'s on compass.t-mobile.com in NYC earlier this year which ultimately means coverage has improved since 2008. ATM there are over 7 new sites showing and that's within the last 90 days.

That doesn't mean the coverage isn't weak, but the phone matters greatly and the ones you listed are all average or below average. I can go out to a warehouse and have my Samsung phone lose coverage, but not my Motorola? If I only had Samsung phones I'd probably think there was no coverage in that warehouse when there actually is coverage, my Samsung just didn't pick up the signal.
[Vibrant General] chaoscentral:
I will say this about T-Mobiles service, about 6 months ago the best signal I could get in my house was edge, now mind you the only carriers getting signal at all in my house were Verizon and T-Mobile. AT&T and Sprint could not get a signal whatsoever even at a window.

Well I woke up one morning and saw a full 5 bars of 3G and thought I was dreaming. Well low and behold now I have that all the time just about anywhere I go. For the record I only live about 10-15 minutes from Boston, so it's not like I'm in the middle of nowhere lol.

Just waiting patiently for my HSPA+ now, which the Boston market is confirmed as getting it soon.
[Vibrant General] Drachen:
I think you're basically illustrating my point. All the reasons I switched are irrelevant to anyone that is not me in Nov of 2008. They were highly relevant to me in Nov of 2008, considering that I couldn't get service in a place I spend 1/3 of my life on weekdays. It didn't matter how good the reception would be once they finished the AWS rollout, how good it was in LA or 35 miles from the Canadian border or the fact that the phones I like have sub-par reception. The decision had to be made based on my own experience not someone else saying that it was good.
[Vibrant General] heygrl:
So why would you post here? Seriously though...
[Vibrant General] Drachen:
Because this is a phone forum and not a (no offense) network fanboy forum. The phone I want and the phone you want are basically the same and there's more activity here. A root update was posted in the Vibrant dev forum that answered a question on the Captivate forum. Our phone drops 3 days after yours and there's going to be a lot of experimentation going on and the results will benefit both of us.

That and I thought I had something to add to the conversation and couldn't keep my trap shut. Personal failing. :p
[Vibrant General] speoples20:
I doesn't really matter whose on what carrier. Each person is going to have different needs and different carriers will support those different needs. I think we can all agree this will be a kick ass phone and blows the iphone out of the water.
[Vibrant General] systoxity:
I thought engadget did a piece on data rates of carriers & ATT came out on top. Was this incorrect?
[Vibrant General] MBok:
CNET just did a piece on data rates yesterday or the day before. T-Mobile came out on top on average and at one point in the CNET Lab did better than Verizon and Sprint's 3G speeds while on EDGE.

I'd post the link to it but I'm a new user and can't, lol. Anyone else see that piece?
[Vibrant General] iceshinobi:
Yea when T-Mobile was on edge it did better then verizon and sprint 3g and when it was on 3g it clearly won every time :D
[Vibrant General] J-Hop2o6:
talkin about this CNET video :cool: http://www.tmonews.com/2010/07/cnet-tests-carrier-data-speeds-in-nyc-t-mobile-kills-the-competition/
[Vibrant General] gsvnet:
In NYC, I can definitely attest that T-Mobile has the best 3G network.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EindhovenOne:
Hello, all...I did search for this on the forums but couldn't find an answer and I appreciate any input. As anyone who uses it knows, there is an option in LauncherPro to disable the movement of the wallpaper when you slide between screens. I want to know if there is any workaround available to do the same thing only in the HTC Sense instead of LauncherPro. Thank you again.

-E
[Nexus One Android Development] Whoareyou:
ROM: Froyo 2.2 (FRF91)

YEah this is MY first ROM so i dont really know what stuffs i should post here... here is the rom...http://nexfroyo.4shared.com

Apps:

Dolphin HD

Chrome2Phone

Spare Parts

Stock Apps

XDA

WiFi Teather

Titanium Backup

Market Region Enabler

ADW Launcher

Handcent SMS
[Nexus One Android Development] pzumk:
reserved for later use O_o

Edit // Ah, you updated our post without posting and wow we have a download link now. Great start.

Screenshots?! What kind of goodies?
[Nexus One Android Development] droiddv:
What kind of Goodies are we talking about? A little to brief just to flash based off a user with only 17 posts. I'm just saying. :p:confused::rolleyes:
[Nexus One Android Development] Whoareyou:
Honestley its just a few root apps and widgets but. I mad it on that online kitchen thing
[Nexus One Android Development] Whoareyou:
I also have over 250 posts on other devices as a different user
[Nexus One Android Development] droiddv:
lol, I see. Some people get weird about flashing something they don't know about on their phone. I just like to have a clue, blind flashing to a 500 dollar device is somewhat risky. ;)
[Nexus One Android Development] Whoareyou:
Yeah i feel ya
[Nexus One Android Development] pzumk:
lolol, you can't call that thing a ROM with goodies then.

EVERYONE can use that weird kitchen tho.

Sent from my C64
[Nexus One Android Development] Whoareyou:
well fine mabey its a "Thing" but i think i said this is my first rom and that i did not know exactly what to say about it
[Nexus One Android Development] pzumk:
alright!

/10chars
[Nexus One Android Development] wildsjustin:
Guys stop complaining :( You'd better show some respect...

Ths is first time, he posted here and moreover the choice is yours(using Custom roms.) cheers 4 new developer!
[Nexus One Android Development] MrNameless:
:)

[10chars]
[Nexus One Android Development] galaxys:
Always good to have a new chef...welcome!
[Nexus One Android Development] evilkorn:
How do you call someone a developer for using an online rom builder?

WinZIP > Web Builder !!!
[Nexus One Android Development] leonnib4:
I don't wanna be too rude, but...

Honestly, a cooker that did not cook?

lol

OP: just take some more time to learn a little bit about Android, Git, compile from AOSP, kernel, ramdisk, write an app, edit xml, mod things etc.

Follow CyanogenMog post about it!

Seems like you don't even know what's going in "your" "ROM"
[Nexus One Android Development] wildsjustin:
You know, no one is perfect.

he can be a developer! he mentioned it is 1st time to make his own build. it was just 1st step to be a dev!

Guys please please Dont be a serious :(
[Nexus One Android Development] Mikey:
Ok, it's Friday night..........

Be nice, play nice and have a joyous evening.

Everyone :)

On that note, let the OP get his feet wet. Worse comes too worse, you do not need to install his rom.
[Nexus One Android Development] Mikey:
Removed till rom is warez free

Apps you need to buy, CAN NOT BE INCLUDED IN THE ROM :)

Remove them and reupload :)
[Nexus One Android Development] leonnib4:
And...

LOL!

For those saying "it's only his first one"... well...

are you sure he knows what he's doing?
[Nexus One Android Development] Whoareyou:
OK mabey ill get to compiling from AOSP when I graduate high school...but for now this is just a throw together, and it only has rom manager free, and chrome2phone I think so what about that consists of Warez???
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] halftimefeel:
Hi,

I am still in two minds whether to go with either t-mobile or car phone warehouse (orange) when i get my desire. The deals are as follows:

carphone warehouse orange

online (300 mins, unlmtd txts, 500mb internet) at 25pcm - i could get a 5 pound bolt-on should i need more internet.

in store (500mins, unlmtd txts, unlmtd internet) at 30pcm

t-mobile

in store (500mins, 500 txts, 1gb internet) at 25pcm business

can someone advise as to what t-mobile do to their handsets in the way of software/bloatware?

obviously carphone warehouse looks slightly more appealing on account of the fact that their handsets are unbranded.

secondly, i have recently moved to a new home and as an existing orange customer have found that every once in a while my gsm signal drops out - no signal, no operator name.

i have no idea what this would be like 3g, and am therefore, in two minds as to whether i should make the jump from gsm to 3g with orange as my provider.

both t-mobile and orange have told me that 3g coverage is very good in my area, but i'm not so sure as the proof is in the pudding as some might say!

i have looked on ofcom and found that there is a orange gsm mast half a mile to the east of where i live at 14.4 metres, and half a mile to the west a cluster of other masts belonging to o2, orange, and three at 30 metres providing both gsm and umts. i've heard that t-mobile do not provide ofcom information in regards to where their masts are located.

if there's anyone that could give some useful advice it would be much appreciated.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mercianary:
Don't buy a contract.

Pay cash for the phone and get it sim free.

If you haven't got the cash get a small loan over a year or 2.

Then buy a sim only contract from who ever for £15 a month.

And save yourself shed loads of money like I didn't.

Get out a calculator and see how much the contract will cost you over 2 years.

Then see how much the sim only contract is for 2 years plus the cost of the phone.

Its not cheaper to buy phones on contract any more. Pay cash and get a sim only contract.