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[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Phippu:
For now there was no way to create your own OpenGl ES 2.0 applications for Windows Mobile. Tigre (Tiny Graphics Engine) is a simple framework to create advanced realtime 3D and 2D applications and offers everything that is needed to create games or advanced UI's. With OpenGl ES 2.0 and Tigre 2.1 it is possible to create graphical amazing games that nearly looks like xbox 360 games (technicaly this is possible, but it will need a lot of work of course)! There are many starter projects, articles and documentations to help you develop 3D applications using Tigre.

These are old screenshots from Tigre 1.14, new demos with Tigre 2.1 will coming soon!

Features

• fast, easy to use and fully object oriented

• hardware accelerated 2D and 3D rendering using OpenGl ES

• based on .NET Compact Framework 3.5

• dynamic rendering pipeline

• flexible camera model

• complete transformation model (using OpenGl ES or DirectX mobile)

• flexible texture model, including cube map textures

• nearest neighbour, bilinear, trilinear and up to 16 x anisotropic texture filtering

• text rendering

• flexible vertex model

• wavefront obj support

• support for shader compiler and binary shaders

• open-source and free for non-commercial use

Requirements for Tigre 2.1

• Windows Mobile 5, 6, 6.1 or 6.5 powered device

• .NET Compact Framework 3.5 runtime

• OpenGl ES 2.0 powered device*

* if the device comes without a shader compiler, a offline shader compiler will be needed

Optional requirements

• OpenGl ES 1.x for faster transformations

• Shader compiler

Articles

• Getting started with Tigre and OpenGl ES 2

• Texturing with Tigre

• Windows Mobile and OpenGl ES drivers

Supported devices

• any device that is OpenGl ES 2.0 powered

• HD2, HD Mini, T01,T02,T03

• Omnia II if anyone can find a shader compiler for that device

Many devices support only OpenGl ES 1.x, Tigre 1.14 can be used for that devices!

Download & more

http://www.philippewechsler.ch/Tigre.php
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] slaki85:
This demos look very great : ) not bad for Screensaver : ) joke ... Cool stuffs.I wanna ask,is there any finished game/application with Tigre ? I seen few cool demos... nothing else
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SteelH:
Could someone hack/enable wifi-n with ROM v1.47.651.1? The other hack in the forums where you remove 'nmode' twice from the bcm2349.ko file does not work.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AssassinsLament:
I may be mistaken but isn't N already enabled by default for 1.47.651.1?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Iceman5000:
Yes it is.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SteelH:
Well ****, that explains it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] perlowin:
No wireless N for me

I have an EVO with 2.2 but it's not seeing my wireless N network, only my wireless G. Do I have a broken N radio, or is there something else I need to do to get N?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SteelH:
You do nothing, wifi n is enabled by default in Froyo.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] david279:
only works with 2.4 N not 5 GHz N
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jcase:
Disclaimer: This application can wipe your device, and your SDCARD back to factory state. Use this app at your own risk, I will not be held responsible for damage or loss.

Please uninstall between releases, until I have the market version up. Changes may occur in the preference storing system and signature I use.

If the mount widget icon is not updating, please contact me. I have not been able to reproduce this bug.

This beta is good until August 29th.

Before using, please read the license agreement.

Please post bug reports in this thread, with your device name, and rom that you are using.

Bug reports must included detail information on your device, what rom your using and what version of Superuser you phone has.

Known Issues:

May not wipe internal storage on devices such as the Droid Incredible (I need a tester!!!!!!!!!!)

Potential Issues:

??

Widgets:

Mount Widget (Toggle RW/RO on /system, displays R/O when system is read only, and R/W when its writeable) COLOR="Red"]If the mount widget icon is not updating, please contact me. I have not been able to reproduce this bug.[/COLOR]

Power Widget (Reboot Widget, See Power Menu)

Tools (Remote Tools operate silently once enabled, via text messages (SMS))

Remote Lock (Remotely locks your device, and turns if off. After being locked, the device will continue to shut itself down without a key file placed on the sdcard).

Remote Nuke (Wipes all data off /sdcard, /data and /system. Requires flashing new rom to fix. AKA Soft Bricking)

Remote Wipe (Wipes all data off /sdcard and preforms a factory reset).

Mount Options: (Currently does not have option to remount to read only)

Remount System as R/W

Remount Data as R/W

Current Features:

Power Menu:

Reboot

Reboot Recovery

Reboot Bootloader (May act as a regular reboot on non htc devices, please give feedback).

Power Off

Factory Reset (This will wipe your device, but not sdcard).

System Tweaks:

Clear Market History

Dialer Codes (Force Checkin, System Information, Diagnostic Mode)

Menu Unlock (Allows you to unlock your lockscreen by pressing the menu button, not needed for SenseUI LockScreen).

Change log:

* 0.1.2 Jul 31 2010

* + System Mount Widget

* + Minor Fixes all around

* + New Icon (Thanks TopazAaron)

* + Remote Nuke (Soft Bricking, DANGEROUS)

* + Remote wipe fixes (Thanks t2noob)

* + Factory Reset fix (Thanks t2noob)

* 0.1.1 Jul 29 2010

* + Samsung Galaxy Mount Support (Thanks rhcp)

* + Fix for Remote lock failure due not committing shared preference. (Thanks t2noob)

* 0.1.0 Jul 28 2010

* Initial beta release

I would like to thanks the following people:

Isaac from http://www.siriusapplications.com/ - For providing the solution to rebooting Senseui roms in (new & unreleased) Universal Market Fix. I incorporated this into Root Tools. I highly suggest you checkout some of his apps.

cpod, jamezelle (<jamezelle> jeez i get no shout out lol) and everyone else at irc.andirc.net. With out you guys (and a gal or two) this would not of happened.

Bug reports: t2noob, rhcp
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] Busphan:
Just a little feedback after testing on Kaosfroyo. I tested the reboot, reboot to recovery and unlock with menu functions and all worked multiple times. Sorry I haven't tested the rest. If there is anything specific let me know.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] Erisftw:
w00t... thanks JCASE
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] Erisftw:
Double post. wahhwahh.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] hoovnick:
Says the trial has ended and to go to the chat. Can't get there for some reason. Any idea when this will be back up? It worked great on EE 3.0
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jcase:
try new version, extended to august first.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] Erisftw:
I like this app because you can use it in astro and estrongs to write in the system partition.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] rvpartsguy:
the unlock/menu feature does not seem to be working...tried it on Aloysius(wifes phone) and Droid Does ... doesn't work on either ....
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] rhcp011235:
Cool app. tested.

Does not mount on vibrant galaxys.

Throws the MTD error.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jcase:
updated, with new features.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] korben dallas:
Will try! ty for your Continued contributions to the Eris community
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] hoovnick:
Downloaded fine. When trying to install, keeps saying "Application not installed"

Running EE 3.0

Previous versions worked fine for me.

Any ideas?
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jcase:
Can you give me a logcat of the error. Where and what says application not installed, that string doesn't appear in Root Tools at all.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] hoovnick:
I'll have to get the logcat when I get home, at work right now.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jcase:
Do you by chance have any other security or anti virus software on the phone? Just a thought.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] hoovnick:
Nope, only thing different from when I installed your previous versions is that I used the a2sd script by darktremor with the eekernel fix. Not sure what that would change because I have installed other manually downloaded apps since then.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] hoovnick:
Ok, I'm a freakin retard. I forgot to uninstall the previous version.

nothing to see here, move along, move along

Sorry jcase
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] ECLIPS3:
+1

ten char.

btw, wheres my shoutout for testing remote brick option?

:-)
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] rvpartsguy:
jcase, awesome work ...... once this hits the market i will be buying
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] ljbaumer:
Where did the download link go?
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] jestercing:
holy crap ive been looking for something like this forever its so awesome thanks for doing a great job:):):)
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] ryan49er:
Don't see a link am I too late here?
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] Chaz8941:
Will not open the apk on kaosfroyo v30
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] corefile:
beta good till august 29th, today. So what is the plan going forward, i.e. tomorrow?
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] :
My beta says it already expired, and that sux as this was a daily app for me :-(
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] Hungry Man:
I dono about this app bu for the ad app when the beta expires you can just open the app, hit the back button, and it'll work.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] McFluffnStuff:
Sadly, that doesnt work.

BUT! I have gotten it to work by pressing the search button instead. It gets rid of the 'beta expired' popup and lets you use the app normally
[Android Software Development] timfoster:
OK folks, I bought a device from China to test a theory. I want music/videos/tinterweb etc in every room in my house. The plan was to have a docking station with speakers attached in every room. Then 4-5 tablets that I could plug in when I went into that room. So, if I'm in the shower, I can play death metal whilst my girlfriend watches Sex in the City in bed. That was the plan!

I got the Android tablet today and to say I'm not impressed is an understatement. The device is an unbranded tablet labelled as Mid & E-book. It's running Android 1.6.

My problem is this. Firstly I want to stream music and video from my network. It seems that all the Android apps I can find don't stream! They download to the device (with a 2gb memory this isn't practical). If there is an app that will stream properly, then great. Secondly, I want to be able to connect to my network at home. I have found an app called ES File Explorer that will connect, but I'd like to be able to login to my domain as I do with my laptop.

Maybe it's because I'm not used to it yet, but Android doesn't seem to be as good as Windows Mobile. It's quite clunky and the apps seem to crash like Windows CE!!

So, my questions are these:

If I stick with Android, can I get a media player that will stream music from the network?

Can I get an app that will let me log on to the network properly?

Can I upgrade the OS to a newer version of Android?

If I don't stick with Android, can I install Windows Mobile on this tablet?
[Android Software Development] lbsk8addict:
If the company that created the table releases an upgrade then definitely you can upgrade it. I'm not so certain as Manuel updates for that particular device.

and I'm more than certain that it is not possible to install windows mobile onto your device.

as for the first two questions, apps like that may appear but have not recently.. :/
[Android Software Development] timfoster:
Hmmm. I thought Android was supposed to be the better version of the iPhone OS since they're both linux based. I was under the impression that there were thousands of apps to do everything. It seems that there are fewer apps than there are on Win Mobile and the ones that are available aren't as good as the the Win Mobile ones.

I hadn't even thought to check out the ability to stream music/video. Windows Media Player does this, as does every other music player on Windows. It seems ridiculous that this isn't an available for Android.

Anyone fancy writing a couple of apps?
[Android Software Development] madsborelli:
You bought a unbranded no-name device from China, at a very cheap price I'm guessing. What did you expect? You could have looked up if there were any apps that would do as you desire before you bought the device. I'm not sure what you mean with connecting to your network? As in a wifi connection? Does the device have a wifi adapter? The clunkiness is probably because of low level hardware specs, as you'd expect from a cheap product (assuming it's cheap now). The apps crashing is probably because the manufacturer did a quick and dirty android install.
[Android Software Development] timfoster:
I wasn't expecting a £500 device obviously. But I did kind of expect it to do what it said on the box!

I hadn't thought it would be necessary. Android is a standard operating system. I don't check to see if a media player on Windows actually plays media files. It's taken as read. With the marketplace as competitive as it is, basic media player capabilities are the minimum I would expect from a device.

On my HTC TP2 I can connect to my domain as I can on my laptop. This is the kind of app I was looking for. Again, as WM6 is considered to be the 3rd OS (behind iPhone and Android) and it can do this kind of thing, I would have thought that Android would do it too. Maybe not as a part of the OS, but since "there's an app for everything" I would have expected there to be an app for it.

This is why I thought I could upgrade the OS. To my mind this is no different to my laptop. If I want to run Windows XP or Windows 7, I simply upgrade. Why would this tablet be different? I know it runs on solid state memory, but so does my phone. Low level specs shouldn't be an issue either. Wifi and media players have been around long enough now for the components to be cheap. The components in HTC phones are no different and they work just fine.

The fact that the tablet was cheap shouldn't enter into it. I need it to do one simply task. I'm not looking for a tablet that I can use as my primary machine. I need a simple device for a simple task.
[Android Software Development] slaming:
RANT

the market place on this device isn't android market place it is a c****y alternative with no where near the amount of apps on the official one, it would be better for you to browse the web and try to find the plain APK files

theres a massive difference between your laptop and a tablet running android. i mean its completely different windows the operating system will install onto your laptop and grab all the necessary drivers(unlike vista). android is nothing like this, with android you first have to work out how to get to the boot menu. unlike windows its not going to come up and say would you like to boot from cd? they will try and hide the boot menu to stop you the consumer messing up the device and claiming for a new one on the warranty. and when you've got there you then have to try and find how to install the packages. often with the new device you first of all have to load on a new boot menu, because the manufacturer has locked the first one only to flash encrypted files.

look sorry dude but buying a cheap device means a hell of alot of trouble adimtadly the "specs" are the same as an entry level htc phone, but the hardware is not the phones will come with decent porcessors and, these things come with cheap processors. If you want to get a decent "hardware" tablet get a apad irobot with the rockchip processor, it gets the best reviews.

look sorry if i sound a bit rude through out this but please have a read around and you will find, android isn't just a simple insert the cd upgrade process. if your wanting something that hasn't been released by the manafacturer yet, you are gonna have to rely on this community to help you get what you want. and trust me saying all this s*** is simple isn't going to get you much help. i started a thread a while ago about this exact device. GO AND READ IT, it contains info about how to re-flash a much better rom from my understanding, i don't own the device. of course if you would have search you would have found my thread.

/RANT
[Android Software Development] timfoster:
Really?? That's outrageous. It says it's the Android marketplace. I assumed that as the majority of apps were chinese, it was just a case that I needed to change the locale somehow. I hadn't looked properly as the wifi failed over the weekend. I've tried it this morning at work and it can't connect to the wifi here either so it's going back anyway now.

I understand that manufacturers of handhelds (tablets and phones) don't make it easy to change the OS. Quite why is beyond me, but there you go. That said though, the guys on this forum are usually brilliant in being able to cook up upgraded ROMs for every device almost as soon as it's released. I don't profess to know how they do it, I'm just grateful that they do.

I've looked at the reviews of the apad and it seems fine. I suspect I'll get one to replace this one when it goes back. What exactly is the difference between the rockchip processor and the other one? The price of the different devices indicates that the rockchip is better (as everyone says), but why? Is it just a bit faster?

I wasn't trying to say "this is easy, anyone can do it". Far from it. I work in software development and understand the complexities that go into developing apps. I also understand that developing an OS of whatever degree is ten times harder. The point I was trying to make is that Android is now an accepted mainstream OS. Most people will have little understanding of what goes into developing an app. The majority won't even care. But becuase it's a mainstream OS, the majority (including me) would expect the same functionality as provided by another OS. Maybe not out of the box, but I would have thought that someone, somewhere, (not necessarily here) would have gone to the trouble of developing a media player that will stream from the source location, and a domain login app. Android is becoming more prevalent in the corporate environment and so you would have expected somebody (or some company) to have developed such apps. People will pay for quality apps (me included). I'm sorry if you felt that I was slagging off this board. I wasn't. I was simply asking the questions (surely the point of this board?)

I did a search again today (as I did before posting the original message) but still can't find your thread about re-flashing this device. If you could point me in the direction of it, I would be grateful. Chances are I won't be flashing it now (since it's going back), but useful to read.
[Android Software Development] slaming:
yeah i know but google isn't releasing the files for tablet yet only phone.
[Android Software Development] sp1kez:
iOS and Android are "smartphone" Operating Systems, Windows Mobile is a Pocket PC Operating System

That's why you're able to do almost anything and hack to your heart's content in Winmo but the other OSs seem so lacking.

WinMo is not for everyone, mostly because most people are ignorant to what it is truly capable of doing, they just want a phone that runs apps, thats thats why they flock to iOS and Android...Which in turn means less and less people using Winmo thus less support for it since phone companies are a business and they care about their bottom lines, more people in adroind = more money.

I love windows mobile and wish a HD2-like device would be available for CDMA
[Android Software Development] timfoster:
Forgive my ignorance then, but what's the difference between a smartphone and a pocket pc os?

Since my primary use for this device is to stream media from my network, and it seems finding a media player that can do this on Android is going to be difficult to say the least, can I upgrade the apad iRobot M to run Win Mobile? I have just brought one on AliExpress.
[Android Software Development] slaming:
you will not be able to install winmo to an android tablet, its kinda like trying to install mac onto an AMD machine.
[Android Software Development] E_man5112:
There are tablets like the one you purchased that run WinMo if your interested.
[Android Software Development] lodewj:
why on earth would you want a non windows device to log onto a windows domain?

The only valid reason I can come up with is to acces your shares or printers on the domain. You can't apply machine and or userpolicies like you would to windows clients.

I work in a large company with +/- 9000 clients and +/- 800 servers as a sysadmin and I never understood why some people use dc @home :rolleyes:

but to answer that question, you can logon to a windows domain with a linux client using a samba client ed. But you might have to compile them for arm against the kernel version running on your device. Don't know whether there are packages available for android out of the box. But for your needs (especially) the domain logon, I would go for a windows based tablet.
[Android Software Development] OG:
This happened before. Someone bought a knock-off Android. They all worked together and got it rooted. it was beautiful-er then this girl I'm liking right now.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomadism:
In short.

How can you pull Keyboard files from a specific rom so I can use it one another rom?

To be more specific.

The N1 has been released in Korea, and the ROM file has been uploaded here hxxp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=722281 (I'm not allowed to post url links yet)

As I have a T-MO nexus one, the only thing that I would like to extract from this rom is the additional "한글 키보드" i.e., Korean keyboard, because I think it is the only keyboard right now that has both Korean / English dictionary, thus being the only keyboard that has the ability to "show suggestions" in both languages. There are quite a few Korean keyboards in the market, but I think the korean keyboard pre-installed in the rom of the N1 Korea release is the only one which has this capability.

Thanks in advance!
[Touch2 General] DannyBiker:
Hey,

I'm new here. I just bought a HTC Touch 2 half the price because the Windows Mobile version was in Dutch. I want it to change the language into French.

I tried upgrading but I got the 294 error, of course. I read here and there that I should use "hardspl" but I'm unsure of what it is, how it works, which version is the lastest, etc.

Could someone explain me how to change the language or point me existing topics discussing it ? The wiki is down apparently...

Thank you !

I already love this board. It looks nice and feel reactive...:)
[Touch2 General] DannyBiker:
Okay, I'm very sorry : I found the solution on my own, the time to understand that the "advanced search" of the board was the little icon on the right of the search box...:rolleyes:

Anyway, to avoid an useless topic : what is the latest Windows Mobile Rom for the phone ?
[Touch2 General] Frank C:
Hello Danny..this thread is a big source of info....;) http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=668926
[Touch2 General] DannyBiker:
Thanks, I'll give it a read and shut up for a while...:D
[Touch2 General] Frank C:
We are all learning....and one day the miracle happens......;)
[Windows Mobile] akirax:
Hi!

I'm cooking a HD2 (LEO) ROM with ROM base 3.14 and SYS 28234.

How can I change the type of keyboard input? --> qwerty, phonepad, etc..

I can only swap from Touch Input and Swype.

Can you tell me how I can fix this in my kitchen?

THANKS THANKS THANKS THANKS A LOT!

Best Regards!
[Windows Mobile] akirax:
Any help?

Cheers!
[Windows Mobile] leadpoizon:
Assuming you have included the EZ Input package AND the EZ Input engine, since that's what's needed to make the keyboard work in the first place, when you tap the icon at the bottom in the middle of the softkeys, an arrow shows up. Tapping that arrow brings up the EZ Input menu to select the different keyboards. You aren't seeing the Compact QWERTY and Phone Pad there?