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[General Questions and Answers] TeNsTrKe15:
I've searched around and I cannot seem to find a bottom slider that is compatible with my Samsung Epix. I would really appreciate it if somebody knows of a bottom slider for the epix and wouldn't mind pointing me in the right direction. Or if anybody knows how to make a bottom slider lockscreen for the Epix and wouldn't mind sharing how they did it.

Thanks in advance :)
[General Questions and Answers] TeNsTrKe15:
i never get the right thread :p but thanks for moving it
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iloveandroid:
How can I get rid of the rounded corners on the cyanogen based froyo roms
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidkevlar:
Search and you shall find......

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=724407

I should start a donate account so when I search for ppl, they can pay me, lol
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] dkhait:
So i was tired of wiping the phone everytime i removed an unused widget. so i exported all the /data/data and found the database that keeps it.

/data/data/com.htc.launcher/databases/launcher.db

all you need to do is download sqlite browser from http://sourceforge.net/projects/sqlitebrowser/ open the db file. browse the data widget_item_types

remove all the widget that you removed . save it and upload back to phone. (have to be in recovery to put the file back.)

no more wipe
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Lostwarriorram:
Hi,

My Fuze screen broke few days ago. I could see black liquid type in half of the screen. The outside touchscreen glass is still not broke.

Can anyone help me find the right part? I am willing to purchase both the touchscreen and Digitizer. I am trying to simplify my install process.

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Lostwarriorram:
can anyone help me?
[Touch HD General] benpals:
Are there any wm 6.5 roms that allow the choice of showing manilla or titanium . Much like being able to turn touchflow3d off and reverting to windows home screen..?
[Touch HD General] xNitr0us:
yes atleast Energy ROM does, settings > home > items > and choose HTC Sense or Windows Default (Titanium)
[Touch HD General] Fallen Spartan:
MOD EDIT - Moved to General Discussion
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] droiderisuser:
After installing busybox and metamorph from the market, i get an error when running "Start Checks" in Metamorph:

"Some files could not be extracted and set up. Please make sure you have enough free space in /system"

any suggestions
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] exAusTiN:
Have the same problem, would love to know the solution!

EDIT: Using xtrROM 3.0.3
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] droidkevlar:
Might help others if you guys put which ROM you are using as well.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] ihtfp69:
Open up the apk and find zip and zipalign. If these two binaries are not in /system/bin, MM tries to copy them there. If it is unsuccessful due to insufficient rights, you will get that message. One way around it is to put the files there yourself.
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] droiderisuser:
that worked you are a genius i have been working on this for days. Thanks for the help
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] snyluc13:
I got the same message then I ran it again and it ran checks again no problem and I applied Dk's Froyo theme no sweat
[Droid Eris Themes and Apps] kauzer:
how do you **open up** the apk.
[General Questions and Answers] null_x86:
Hey guys, I have a completely virgin Touch Pro 2 / Tilt2, and I'm honestly getting tired of the HTC/WinMo hybrid menus and the extreme lag I get. Been on here and saw some posts about using a different rom, so now I have to be the noob and ask how do I do that, and what all do I need to know?

Thanks

null_x86
[General Questions and Answers] Purple Drama Llama:
:DGo to touch pro 2 rom/ development thread and fine the tutorial on Flashing it. :D
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skylinegtrvspec:
is it possible to root the phone without booting the phone with out needing a sim card reason is i have a g1 but i dont have tmobile service the thing is i want to install eclair on this phone and unlock it then give it to my niece its a nice phone she has tmobile and want to use it if yes then can you please direct me to the a link i would be really gratefull thank you in advance
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mejorguille:
Yea sure it can be done. Use this wiki as a guide. You will need to use this to sign in after you downgrade. GL
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Binary100100:
that's a run on sentence if i've seen one lately because you didn't add any punctuation or capitalization making it difficult if not impossible to read or understand so a lot of people won't bother to waste their time trying to help you if you get any responses i hope that you thank them for their time i had to read that three times just to understand everything that you said i also had to write this reply just to show you how much of a pain in the ass it is to read posts like the one that you just posted as for myself i don't usually write like this because unlike some people the period caps key and shift key are just as easy to use than any other letter so i suggest giving them a try next time thanks ;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rogershroed1991:
I just got a notification that my internal phone storage memory is low (10mb left). My phone is only a few weeks old and I've installed maybe 20 apps, and I'm using the stock Telstra rom. I don't recall putting any large files or anything like that on my phone, I put all my photos/music/etc on the SD card. Is this normal? I have A LOT of apps installed on my Hero and I don't remember it ever having a problem with the internal memory.

Also, is there a way to install apps to the SD card? Or is it really only possible to have about 20 apps installed at a time before you have to delete some to make room for new ones?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ohyeahar:
The reason your Hero's internal memory doesn't run out as quickly as the Desire's is because the Desire's OS files are simply larger. I'm guessing this has something to do with the screen resolution being higher resulting in larger image files.

Anyway, if you want to install applications to SD card, you have 2 options:

1. Root

2. Wait for official Froyo update from HTC

Tips to free up some memory

Go to "Settings" > "Applications" > "Manage applications" > press "Menu" key > "Sort by size"

See what applications are taking up the most space and re-evaluate each application's worth to you. See if there's any one that you don't actually use so you can uninstall it.

Clear cache. The browser ,photo viewer, and maps comes into mind as applications that use up a lot of space for cache.

Soft reset your device occasionally. Doing so apparently initiates some sort of cleanup process. I've consistently recovered chunks of internal memory by simply doing an occasional soft reset. (Note: You'll need to shut down and and then restart. Doing the hardware key-combination or yanking the battery won't work)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rogershroed1991:
Thanks. Is there an official Froyo update planned for anytime soon? Also how do you clear the cache?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ohyeahar:
Official word from HTC PR is Q3 for official Froyo update. Every other rumor you hear about it coming "in 2 weeks" is unsubstantiated. See following link

http://recombu.com/news/nexus-one-to-get-android-22-over-the-air-update-this-week_M11938.html

To clear cache got o "Settings" > "Applications" > "Manage applications". Go into the application you want to clear cache for. If you're allowed to clear the cache, the "Clear cache" button will be active.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djoni1980:
+youtube and market :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azrudin99:
hi,

i recommend u to root your phone.

now im using dj droid froyo 2.2 rom. feel like im still using android 2.1 version.

but i got 720p video recording.:) rom are stable and batteries also lasting longer .

now i have installed about 113 apps in my phone and the internal memory still 118mb :) also change my boot animation . really like it

well is your decision

1)root

2) wait for htc official froyo update

:)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rogershroed1991:
I have a Hero with 1.5 and the 2.1 update was supposed to happen 6 months ago and still hasn't. So based on that, if they're announcing a 2.2 for the Desire in Q3 2010, I'm guessing it'll actually come out around Q2 2011. I guess I'll just have to uninstall some stuff :(
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] socjdqcer:
Hey everyone, Just got the EVO yesterday and I love it...I rooted it yesterday using this method:

[Program] SimpleRoot OTA 1.47.651.1 Edition - xda-developers

Anyways, it worked, but my battery only lasts 2 hours! Also whats the best way to get 2.2 on my phone now. I want to be able to do the wireless tether that comes with 2.2. Anyways, please let me know if you can! I appreciate the help being new to the site!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pongoface:
I've heard that having your screen off setting to 128mhz that it drains more battery than 284mhz and does not let the evo perform correctly. Is this true?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omegasun18:
I have mine to 128mhz atm and dont seem to notice qany diffrence in battery loss to when it was at 284. I have only had it this way about 24 hours but so far not a big diffrence one way or the other
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theebrownieee:
Haven't noticed any extra power drawn, only thing I noticed and hate is that when you wake up it can lag bad, until the profile changes to a higher clock
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacc1234:
Im interested in this also. I saw some people say 128 drains more battery but nothing to actually show it. I am running some tests of my own currently. Im sure it will be hard to see a difference unless there is something crazy going on.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acrh2:
It must have been me who posted about the 128Mhz bug first.

I'm running latest ota stock rooted, latest ota radio/wimax with Netarchy's 3.0 or 3.7.3c kernel.

I noticed that when I had 128-998 set on boot, the phone wouldn't sleep properly, and the battery drain in standby mode was ~3x what it normally was.

The normal battery drain for my configuration is about 1% an hour in standby.

If you are running a different rom/kernel, I suppose, it's entirely possible not to see this problem. Test it yourself and find out.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BornOnFriday:
I have had my Evo clocked at 128 for Min and Max for about a day. I initially thought the reports of uneven performance were wrong, but a few runs of Pandora during "Screen Off" did cause some long pauses and some FCs on a couple of occasions. I suspect this is why many recommend increasing the clock to 245, especially when you have process heavy apps running.

I personally don't think the difference in such low clocks will have a significant impact on battery life, but for those of you who get the warm and fuzzies from the absolute lowest setting, I have been playing with my Min @ 128 and Max increased to 245 for a couple of hours. It's jumping out of the low clock much smoother (I can immediately drag the lock bar down) and I haven't gotten any FCs while using Pandora with the screen off. I have ran Pandora with the Screen Off and the "adb shell powertop -d" from my terminal. It is reporting that my Evo is staying in the 128 clock, but, like I said, it's transitioning to higher clocks without a hitch when I turn it on.

Hope that helps.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MCL1981:
I've also found that 128 is just too low for things to work properly. It stutters a lot when the screen comes on and things like music also stutter.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omegasun18:
Having tested this for a little over 24 hours in response to the increased battery drain, I could not tell any additional battery drain still after 24 hours. On the flip side i could not tell of any additional battery saving either. At the end of the day i was in my normal range.

I do not use the Stock rom but do use Netarchy's latest kernel. So ti may just be a stock rom thing. I will agree that the screen comes on sluggishly and music will skip if you have it playing with the screen off. Since i was unable to tell any significant benefit from lowering it i will be stick to 284.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scriptx:
I prefer screen off profile to scale down to 285mhz as opposed to 128mhz. I know the clock differences are minute, but the phone feels more responsive and ready for action when woken up at 285mhz. You can feel the 128mhz drag.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BornOnFriday:
Due to some of the instability I've gotten, I've decided to bump up the Min to 245. It runs much smoother and I cannot see a difference in battery life. I think the occasional lag and FCs that 128 might cause will hurt your battery life before the increase in clock will. I'm now with the "128 is not an option" camp.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tokuzumi:
What is your screen off profile, min/max? Obviously 285 is min, but what is your max? What about when the screen is on?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MCL1981:
I have my screen off setting for 245 min & max. I get no stuttering pandora and it doesn't **** itself when I turn the screen on. The transition to normal is smooth.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] masbirdies:
I am getting over 40 hours on battery....

with the set-up in my signature below.......

I have Set CPU set to 245/128 with screen off. I get almost no drain with phone resting. Went to be last night and when I picked up my phone this AM, it was still on the same %. This has been consistent for the last 3 nights.

If you go to the baked snack rom thread, towards the last two pages as of today....I discuss my set up. Others are experiencing the same kind of battery results.

I get no hiccups from resting to on. Pandora plays fine. If it needs the 245 for Pandora or such, it's there. If not, it goes down to 125 and uses almost no battery over an extended period of time.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacc1234:
I just tried setting 128 as min and 245 as max for screen off and my phone got stuck in a boot loop. After sitting idle for a few minutes it started rebooting on its own.

I had to remove the battery and was then able to get into the OS. I have since set my phone back to 245 :). I will update if I find out this was happening for another reason or if I try 120 again.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n4th4nr1ch:
I am on Fresh ROM by the way.

I put my phone on the charger this morning. When I was ready to leave I grabbed the phone and checked the battery remaining. It's now near the end of the day and I'm going home soon. Battery ownage.

8:00am - plugged in for quick charge before work. don't know what it was at.. too tired.

8:20am - turned GPS on and Wifi on

8:45am - grabbed it and headed to work. 97% charged

8:51am - incoming call, 4 minutes

3:18pm - 9 minute outgoing call

3:28pm - 40 second outgoing call

3:29pm - 1 minute outgoing call

3:41pm - 22 minute incoming call

6:18pm - 79% charged. wifi and gps on entire time, plus calls and me unlocking and locking the phone throughout the day as habit, and the calls.

18% battery loss in almost 10 hours

And this is the stock battery with 1500 mAh. if I wanted more juice I could just go buy an 1800 mAh and slap it in here. And for extended trips I could pack in one of those 3500 mAh fat thingies.

Long story short -- the battery life on this sucker is amazing!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beesneazy:
8:51am - incoming call, 4 minutes

LOL, sweet
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nyc_zx10:
Are you running a bone-stock Fresh ROM or do you have tweaks/mods to aid in getting such great battery life?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] TNS201:
You can unlock your nand temporarily and its easy to do.

All you need is the unrevoked tool.

First understand what it is doing. It unlocks your nand to write your recovery image. Normally we cant do this. So look they made this tool to hide what its actually doing, but if you think about it you realize hey if I unplug my USB cable before it flashes recovery and reboots to recovery, I will still have an unlocked nand.

So simple steps.

1. Plug in phone to your PC

2. Run unrevoked tool

3. Let it reboot to bootloader

4. When in bootloader your screen will flash back to the white HTC Incredible screen, at this point unplug your USB and close unrevoked tool(make sure you do it before your phone completely boots and while the unrevoked program still says Waiting for reboot.)

5. Once you get past the bootanimation your phone is unlocked so you can write to /system/

To test, run the app Ad free and update the hosts file, it should say it was successful. If your phone is rebooted it is no longer unlocked.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] pardonmyfreedom:
How many times have you used this trick?

Lets say 20. Well what if on the 21st try, your phone was bricked?

I'm not saying that'll happen, but clearly you didn't write the program, so you have no idea.

I wouldn't suggest anyone try this until unrevoked release a fully tested NAND unlock. There are very few reasons to have NAND unlocked at this time.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdkoreclipse:
I would do this, bit i trist pmf on this one.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] TNS201:
There's really nothing to worry about, once your phone is rebooted after hboot and your phone is booting, the program isnt interacting with the phone notice it says waiting for reboot, so really there isnt anything to worry about.

I have done this many times. This is supposed to be an open development community and hiding stuff or making up BS about bricking phones to scare people from trying stuff is really dumb. You root your phone, you are already taking risks doing it in the first place.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdkoreclipse:
I have to say, it does make sense, but i dont feel like having an expensive brick, so i will wait until proven that i wont brick my phone. I do not like knocking devs and their ideas, so i will try this when i get a chance
[Droid Incredible Android Development] PaulG1488:
I'll give it a shot if another member confirms it working
[Droid Incredible Android Development] TNS201:
Most people have already ran unrevoked several times to update the their phone's recovery.

SO HOW THE HELL is this any different. Get it through your head and realize that all you are doing is unplugging your phone before it is even going to flash recovery again. The recovery isnt flashed until you boot back into the OS. So pulling the USB before this when the program still says Waiting for Reboot will cause no issue.

What you do to your phone afterwards might cause issues, but people should make nandroid backups before they ever do anything anyways.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdkoreclipse:
I like this idea, and i want to try it, but i dont want to be first. I domt like knocking devs and their ideas, but i dont want to be tje community ginuea pig. I hope ot works, and it makes lots of sense but most of us dont know EXACTLY what unrevoked3 does. I can honestly say, i know it unlocks nand temp, bit i cant say what hardware of software parts it targets. For all i knoe, it could short circuit my phone because the process didnt initualize correctly. No offense to you at all. I think this is a GREAT find, and is very good for the community.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] LegionTHEFecalExcretion:
That makes sense(pardon the pun!), TNS201.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] TNS201:
Well a few weeks back someone posted some file with a list of commands that temporary unlocks the nand and basically this is what unrevoked is doing along with flashing a new recovery and rooting the phone. Basically its a made program so it can hide what its doing so you the person doing it, doesn't know what their program is doing and also to make it easier for people that are inexperienced with rooting and doing other tasks such as using adb. It basically simplifies the process for the enduser to not have to fuss with adb and any other program or entering commands, etc.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] SoCalMiles:
Where would we be without Unrevoked? They don't hide stuff, they protect stuff. They're protecting exploits from being closed by HTC and phones from being bricked. What it is, is that people are greedy fux and use the phrase OPEN SOURCE/DEVELOPMENT as an excuse to post their (unrevoked's) long hard work all over the forums cause "hey now my adblock works". Its really pathetic! Unrevoked thinks of the big picture, like people being able to root their phones in the future while these other people posting their work are just actually HURTING the community! Now you're gonna post some schlep way to get NAND unlock for one boot, using their tool and then talk **** about their methods. THERE WOULD BE NO DEVELOPMENT SECTION UNDER HTC DROID INCREDIBLE IF IT WASN'T FOR UNREVOKED! Here on XDA or any other site. It would be sad if Unrevoked decided not to release the REAL FULL NAND UNLOCK/UNLOCKED BOOTLOADER cause people keep posting stolen work or schlep methods of using their tools for the non-intended purposes!
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdkoreclipse:
Has anyone tried this yet?
[Droid Incredible Android Development] TNS201:
Umm,

If a person such as myself can figure this out.

If a person like you and myself and others all have access to unrevoked program.

This means HTC has access to these programs as well.

HTC hires people who have college degrees and know how to program and know much more about the phones then us.

I'm sure they already have disassembled their program and know what they are doing and knew what it was doing before they did so.

I want to try other things like Metamorph and make themes.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Lexus One:
I will assume that they could have given us NAND unlock already. But they haven't. They must have a good reason for holding out. I for one would like to be able to use my Root Explorer instead of getting out my laptop and using that frigging command line interface. I'm not a Linux person. I was raised on the Windows GUI. My previous 2 phones ran Windows Mobile. This is my first Android. I don't like the command line interface. It may be handy for techies and developers, but not for me... So gimmie NAND unlock! I'll take my chances.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdkoreclipse:
So lexus one, ur gonna try it? If so please report back. I would love to try it, but im a little uneasy about it.

And as for the op, this is a schlep method. There is a really good reason unrevoked didnt release the unlocked bootloader. I still lile your idea, but imma go with pmf and SOCALMiles on this one until ot is proven that it works
[Droid Incredible Android Development] cheifkeiff:
As much as I want the nand unlock I have to agree this thread should be closed. Unrevoked has done to much for us.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] Lexus One:
I'm not gonna try it! You try it! Hey, let's get Mikey! :D
[Droid Incredible Android Development] jdkoreclipse:
+1. I dont like to knock our valuable devs, but this is a schlep method that is a mockery of sorts of unrevoked. This was a good find, just not the rght thing to do to support unrevoked.

Ps. Sorry if im clogging the thread, i jabe a lot to say on the subject.
[Droid Incredible Android Development] mopperx2:
i tried it, installed adfree and it worked.