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[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] craigmack:
Anyone have any ideas how to port this over to the incredible without changing some of our custom themes? I currently have johnny's red theme on skyraider and would like to remove the clock and put the battery percentage in my taskbar.

URL: http://ip208-100-42-21.static.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?mode=hybrid&t=731739
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] d_1000:
I would really like the % battery also.

Thx.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] -Michael_:
I would like this as well.

Thanks to the dev that ports it.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndroidPerson:
I thought I read about this before but I couldn't find it through Google. My browser went from 6mb to 10mb and now its 16mb of data but I haven't added any bookmarks and I clear the cache regularly. So wtf. Phone is stock, native browser
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaytsus:
I haven't seen it get that big, but mine is always 6-10M when I look.. I really wish it limited itself and dumped the oldest data like any other browser cache does.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DMaverick50:
Restart your phone and the data will level out. Personally I had to reboot 3 times before it fixed itself. It's just one of those numerous Android quirks, they are relatively minor but annoying nonetheless
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RogerPodacter:
Search for the other thread on this, the browser was changed in froyo.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] DirtyShroomz:
Now.. I LOVE swype, but this... this is simply... amazing

http://blindtype.com/
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Nate14:
Holy cricket, that does look pretty darn sweet. Looking forward to it.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] rideascooter:
cant wait for this!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrianDigital:
well like the topic says anyway to make the phone go into car mode when plugged into a usb port. I only ask cause my car has a usb port and would be nice to go into car mode when I plug it in automaticlly
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laydros:
I haven't tried it on my Evo, but I know the Nexus One and HD2 had magnets to tell the phone to go into car mode. So possibly you could rig something up to do the same.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrianDigital:
cool thank you now for a google search and for any one intrested I'll post back what I find
[Droid Incredible General] rbt2:
Seemingly simple question among all the confusion I have...

I have a stock (un-rooted) Dinc w/ the ota installed. Have recently had phone locking up (freezing) problems since the ota install.

I want to remove the ota and restore the firmware back to stock.

1. How?

2. Is the PB31IMG.zip process just for those who have rooted their phones or would that work for me also?

Edit later: I transferred the PB31IMG.zip file to my SD card and followed the update procedure. Got a message after loading the file...then checking it...."main version is older, update failed".

Not sure where I go from here w/out some imput.
[Droid Incredible General] MachString:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=727263&highlight=ruu

This works I have done it myself many times, you will have to root first but after your phone will be back completely stock. I use the PB31IMG.zip method instead of using a RUU like in the post.
[Droid Incredible General] rbt2:
Thank you MachString. That was my problem....it never occurred to me that I need to root my phone first, then unroot back to my original firmware.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bembelembe:
Hi.

Couple days ago I got my first Android device - HTC Desire.

Since I rooted my phone hoping that I'll be able to install apps on SD card, and find out that feature is actually expected to be part of Froyo - now I have couple questions about rooting and unrooting.

1. is there a way - other than unrooting phone - to install official HTC 2.2 update when it will be available?

2. will I be able to install new firmwares to rooted phone?

3. If there is the way to update rooted phone, is there a way to "move" installed apps from internal memory to SD card?

4. If I need to unroot the phone, how will I know which RUU should I apply?

I bought mine Desire unlocked at TELE2 carrier in Croatia.

Thanks in advance.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mumbala:
SAME HERE ....

EXACTLY THE SAME ...

a question i want to be answered too
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sas_sas:
Rooting

As I am a newbe in android and galaxy S, I wonder the same..
[Legend Themes and Apps] godhamer:
I find the app, but I can't launch it why ? When i start google earth it just exit to home screen. !!! :)
[Legend Themes and Apps] Corra:
It is not supported...
[Legend Themes and Apps] godhamer:
is that possbile to crack te app or do something :)
[Legend Themes and Apps] Mafiatounes:
Google earth runs only on armv7 processors the legend is a armv6 I was trying this too but gave up
[Desire General] jgaskham:
If you look at the red in the calendar, google mail and call history icons in all programs, does the red look dotty (cant think of a better word to use) compared to the other colours.
[Desire General] wickedpenguin:
If you are talking about the little red calendar icon, then Yes, I think it does look a little pixelated. I think this is due to the high contrast of the colours.

It doesn't bother me though.
[Desire General] vlasac:
On Desire's AMOLED Pentile screen there is only 25% red dots out of total number, while on regular LED screen there is 33% of red dots. When only red color is displayed more then 75% of screen is black and less then 25% emits light (because there is gap around every sub-pixel which doesn't emit light anyway), which makes small red dots surrounded with lot of black.
[Desire General] jgaskham:
Yeah i can see what you mean in this picture

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Nexus_one_screen_microscope.jpg

was mainly asking to see if my display was faulty.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youngdhillon:
Hey Guys,

im not new to rooting i have a nexus one that i rooted perfectly first time around, i am using the OTA simple-root now because my phone version is 1.47.651.1. So step 3 i run the link in my evo browser it doesn't do anything...but one time it did and then step 4 got stuck on "starting part2..." what's going on? i've been trying for hours and hours...please some1 help me i really want to root and get custom roms running.

Thanks guys :D
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JelloB:
Did you refresh the browser page on step 3?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youngdhillon:
yea i refreshed it like 10 times but nothing happens...i think its because im using windows 7...should i try on a xp pc?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ifly4vamerica:
You can also try unrevoked3, that gets you su permissions then do toasts part 2 then use whiteslacks "how to start over method. Seems the long way around but you can usually avoid the problems simpleroot seems to cause some people.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youngdhillon:
Also when or if i try to run the PC36IMG.zip it says "older version" and it asks to reboot the phone.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youngdhillon:
can you please give me links to those threads so i don't have to look all over for them? i would appreciate that!!!!

Thanks
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cocobongo77:
Try here... ig you got 147.651.1 will be the bottom . explain step by step , easy and useful

http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=123714 (Right now the page is under maintenace) As soon they finish go here and do step by step . Easily

Enjoy it
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spencelk:
I have win7 x64 and it worked fine once I refreshed the browser and manually put the files on my SD
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ifly4vamerica:
They are easy to find, just run a forum search, use advanced search then forum title only, i dont have the links in front of me i would have to search for them too, you can also try this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=701835

This will only work if you have su permissions though. give it a try and let me know how it works. You can also pm me if you like so i can find out exactl where you are in the process.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] youngdhillon:
ok guys good news...i tried the OTA simpleroot on the xp pc and everything went perfectly without any error, my phone is currently updating files in bootloader as we speak, but i have a question how do i user RA recovery instead of clockwork? does it matter or make a difference? or should i just leave clockwork and load a custom rom :D
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ifly4vamerica:
personal preference really, i use Ra, just boot to recovery then flash away, either one is good, some say clockwork does not completely wipe ... I havent had any problems with either personally.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spencelk:
I had problems loading DC 3.2.X with clockwork... but ROM manager needs clockwork and is amazing
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rocklee99:
ive heard if u connect to wifi during step 3, that will fix your probelm, i had an issue like that too, plus i had one where it said "unable to find device" in part 2
[Nexus One General] Atento:
Hello...

Sorry for my question, but I didn't find any answers to it.

The question is: What is the advantage of custom recovery? And, what advantages of custom roms?

Thanks for your attention and sorry for newbie question.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
Umm custom recovery let's you flash custom ROMs on your device. Custom ROMs have many more options over stock, like 720p video recording, themes for Your status bar and icons, transparent widgets, more control ever settings and more options, etc. The list goes on and on, its endless. Custom ROMs are far better.
[Nexus One General] JHaste:
custom recovery is really just a GUI to make it easier to run commands you would normally have to do in a terminal or command prompt... makes flashing roms, kernels, wiping data, recalibrating your battery, ect. all much much easier...

custom roms have a lot more features built in, have some bug fixes and hacks that allow you to do things that you would not on a vanilla rom...
[Nexus One General] Atento:
But is necessary a custom recovery to install a custom rom?
[Nexus One General] OzCDN:
I believe that the stock Recovery will only flash ROMs that have an HTC digital signature. Whereas the custom Recovery will flash whatever you want.

So if you want to put custom ROMs on your phone the first step is to put on a custom Recovery.
[Nexus One General] nxt:
The #1 greatest reason is nandroid backup.

It's like an image backup of the whole phone.

So if you make a nandroid backup, and screw the phone up, or do what you want, you can restore the nandroid backup and it will be 100% exactly as it was.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
Yes custom recovery best function is certainly the nand backup. You can restore your phone to any instant in time exactly as it was at that point, down to every single file.
[Nexus One General] Atento:
The last question. What is the difficult to back to stock rom from a custom rom/custom recovery?

I have seen many peoples here with problems to upgrade your custom roms (custom eclair rom) to a stock froyo when it come out.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
There is no problem at all. You can flash any ROM you want in a few minutes.
[Nexus One General] Samurai Drac:
Newb question, to which I have been unable to find the answer, but:

Is it possible to flash a custom recovery (which I assume must be done after unlocking the bootloader), but keep stock Android? Despite all the advantages of custom ROMs, my heartstrings are tied to OTA updates and pure stock.

My biggest reason for wanting Amon Ra's recovery is the nandroid backup as well.

Would a custom recovery/stock ROM still get OTA updates?
[Nexus One General] nxt:
Yes you can have custom recovery but everything else stock.

And No you will not get OTA updates with custom recovery installed.

You can always just keep flashing custom recovery to do nandroid, then flash back to original recovery. Takes seconds on the PC.
[Nexus One General] EarthsiegeTA:
From what I understood, if you were on stock 2.1 with Amon-RA recovery, you couldn't update to OTA 2.2 due to an error.
[Nexus One General] mr_raider:
There is no difficulty in reverting, sinc ea custome recovery will allow you to flash anything.

BTW, you can also flash ROMs from your PC using the fastboot command line.

The main issue with reverting to stock is that unlocking the N1 bootloader voids your warranty. There is now a method of flashing a custom recovery without unlocking the bootloader. I recommend that method.
[Hero CDMA General] qteezyfosheezy:
Thats crazy!

Sent from my evo
[Hero CDMA General] mgraham361:
That's a lot of time on one charge. But as you said, not using it much. I think the 2+ hours of awake time is telling.
[Hero CDMA General] oldjackbob:
The point of my post was to show how I've set up my phone to conserve battery when the phone isn't actually busy doing something.

Many forum members, in many different threads, have stated that they burn through battery at a rather disappointing rate even when they're trying to conserve juice. Darch went to the trouble of building up a batch of UV kernels to alleviate as much of that problem as he could (thanks Darch!). In large part, my post was basically explaining how I've taken advantage of that kernel, and nfinity's ROM (thanks to you too, nfinityfx45!), and careful tailoring of system and app settings to set my phone up so that battery drain during periods of inactivity is minimized.

Taken as a whole, the results indicate that my average battery drain is less than 1% per hour. In light of the fact that one third of that total time was spent trying to stay connected to a poor signal, I'm quite confident in stating that during times of good signal my bettery drain is significantly less than 1% per hour.

How many people can say they're realizing that kind of battery conservation with their Hero on an everyday basis? I've gone to the trouble of determining what works and what doesn't in terms of conserving battery, and reported on the setup and the results. That's all.

Another point that could probably be taken from the data is that, all other things being equal, I would probably get better battery life doing the same everyday stuff with my phone than the regular Joe who hasn't taken similar measures to minimize unnecessary battery drain on his device.

The bragging was just icing on the cake! ;)

Edit: So sorry, I meant to also thank urushiol for the UV kernel!
[Hero CDMA General] infernosoft:
This is pretty sick! Are you also using an extended battery?
[Hero CDMA General] macvalentine:
i thought that auto killer is bad if you use an OC kernel?

thats hella right though

i've been waitin for someone to post somethin like this so i can maybe get 24 hours with moderate usage
[Hero CDMA General] oldjackbob:
Nope, I'm using the original battery.

The phone just now beeped at me, and the warning screen says I have no more than 9% battery remaining. In two more hours I'll have 110 hours on the battery. At that time I'll use my wife's Hero to take a video of my phone's battery usage screen, and then I'll pull the battery cover off of my phone in the video so you can see I'm running a stock battery...it says "HTC Innovations" on it.

I'll post the video after that.
[Hero CDMA General] oldjackbob:
AutoKiller is only bad if you're using one of the kernels with the built-in free mem tweaks.

That's why I'm not using a kernel with free mem tweaks...that way I'm free to use AutoKiller and set it up like I want. And I want a custom setup, not one of the preset offerings that comes with the app. I want to use agressive values for most of the settings, but I want to set the kill value for Content Provider to a low number, because if I use the preset value for Content Provider in the Agressive setting, it will kill the GPS antenna input to my tracking app when I'm on my mountain bike, because the phone's in my jersey pocket with the screen turned off...in such a situation AutoKiller presumes the content provider to be a background app and shuts it down if the kill value is set to anything but low...sheesh!
[Hero CDMA General] oldjackbob:
Okay, I've edited my original post to include a HORRIBLE video showing the standard battery being used, and I added two more screenshots showing 110 nonstop hours on a single charge.

So I'm going to finally put this project behind me now, and get back to the truly enjoyable business of actually using my phone again! ;)

And a HUGE thanks to all the devs who've made it possible to get such incredible performance out of our phones!

If anyone cares to know why I decided to use any of the settings that I did, just ask and I'll be glad to talk to you about it.

Cheers, and a good night to all! :)
[Hero CDMA General] macvalentine:
wow thanks for the info on autokiller

i can actually use it again! whoo!
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] daniel-t:
I am in the process of designing mockups for an App I would like to see on Windows Phone 7. I am a designer, and so I lack the technical programming knowledge to actually make it into a full App, so I am putting the idea out there, in case anyone is interested.

I posted the idea in the "I need this App" competition, but it is only now I have some UI designs done for it. The App starts in a panorama, but there will also be a need for pivot pages and single pages, which I have sketched on paper, but will be mocking up over time.

When you see the App, you will know why I put the call out to UK and specifically London developers...

If the app is made and is successful, I am sure it could be adapted by others for other cities around the world.

@mdtauk

mdta@live.co.uk

http://www.mdtadesign.co.uk/
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Windcape:
Bloody hell, that's awesome. But is all those traffic APIs really available to 3rd party developers?
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] irdawood:
The underground API's are pretty sound not sure about the Bus services, but if they were i would deffo pay £5 or so for this app
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] daniel-t:
The mockup does not go into enough detail in showing what the page displays when you tap on the status update, or one of the route tiles.

The Bus APIs seem to provide, the route and the geo-locations of the bus stops. I am not sure if every route and every station is on the feed right now, but these feeds will only increase over time.

I am detailing the makeup and the feed xml node that applies to it, on paper right now. I know what the app should do, in version one, and what other bits of coded is needed, I just have no idea what that code is, or how to do it!!!! :D

If anyone is interested in helping as coders and UI helpers, tweet, email me, or get in touch via my website. If the app works out, we can charge a small fee for the app and try to submit it. UK will be getting these phones before the USA I believe, in October rather than November, so its a great chance to get noticed!
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] DMAND:
Someone please help him! this looks awesome, cant wait to see more beautiful WP7 apps, gone are the days of ugly WM6.5 apps
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] daniel-t:
I have now got someone on board who is trying to work on the data side of things. I still need a silverlight programmer, especially those who have experience making custom controls, and has experience with animation and visual states.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] shadowofdestiny:
I just found a video to such a tube application on youtube (as a new user I'm not able to post links but search for "Windows Phone 7 London Tube application").

But your concept looks much better, so please keep on.:D
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] irdawood:
The app currently doing the rounds on youtube is good, but the design of the app posted in this thread is better; matches the design philosophy of WP7 better.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] daniel-t:
This is just a quick video showing how I may animate the tiles for the app...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIpcOgjN28I
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] DMAND:
Very nice! Have you found the help you need yet? Will the app be able to give you toast notifications of line closures etc?
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] xanderkaiber:
I am a Silverlight interaction designer and developer with experience working in Windows Phone 7. I'd be very interested in helping you out with this project. With your designs and somebody surfacing the correct data, I think I could help you pull it all together.

Send me a PM if you're interested in working together :)
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] tboy2000:
Very nice! I think the animation speed of the route tiles need to be faster. Too much of a pause. As a londoner I can't wait for this. Can you also add have many minutes to tube train arriving at platform as in the other London Tube app?
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] irdawood:
Fantastic idea for the app, I too will buy this if ever sold.

BTW is their an API from the TFL for buses and their arrival times?
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] sutt359:
Hows this app going? Im off to london in afew weeks and would love to give this a try.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Phone Titan:
That application is a great idea for London users.

If it possible to create it for all of the UK?

I also love the design :D
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] evilangelic:
FYI for people looking immediately, there is a nice lil free app called 'tube companion' released in the marketplace now.

Line Status – Live updates of the status of each of the tube lines.

Station lookup – Lookup every station on the London Underground network.

Live Departure Boards – Display the live departure boards for certain tube station/tube line pairings.

Stations Near Me – Shows the ten nearest stations to the user within a 10 mile radius,

Weekend Closure – Displays the planned disruptions to the tube lines/stations for the forthcoming weekend.

Push Notifications – Push notifications can be enabled to alert users of problems with each of the tube lines.

Here's the only video I could find (pre-RTM), but the app is out V1.0.0.0 in Zune.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8z2GZt1K16A
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] wildfox:
London Travel free is up

Hi,

I'm of the developers of the London Travel app. A free version went live yesterday on the marketplace (London Travel). It displays the line statuses and sends notifications.

We're now working on the paid version.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] JEEtoP:
Have just installed it and all I can say is great work guys!

The design is spot on and executed amazingly well, a lot better than dare I say most of the apps around at the moment. It runs great as well.

Can't wait to see the full version with Journey Planner and Nearby Stations etc, hint hint :p
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] wildfox:
Thanks for the nice comments!

Yesterday was the first time i could see the app running on a real device, so hopefully I can make improvements for the full app (and an udpate for the free).
[Vibrant Android Development] justanothercrowd:
There are quite a few test .apk's in the system.app folder I'm sure each of them can be launched with a specific code.
[Vibrant Android Development] TGA_Gunnman:
Updated OP with more codes
[Vibrant Android Development] holysmokesbatty:
I'm just wondering specifically what settings you adjusted and to what level to make this possible?

Just got home from a show and tried recording a short bit to see how it came out before potentially wasting my time doing the whole set, and the sound is terrible.
[Vibrant Android Development] phragg:
Itd be interesting. if we can access the volume buttons so we can use this to access the lock screen instead of just using the power button
[Vibrant Android Development] Tekken Lord:
I've found another one which is related to Touch screen Version Firmware update...

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