yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire General] kd_patil95:
dat link is not working............i have my Ace S5830......i too want market and gps patches......pls help me....!!
[Desire General] stankyou:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Barebones

If it's not on the list, then it's probably better for you not to remove it.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Izzy_Deadyet:
Anyone using 3G VOIP on the X10 with a high level of success?

Skype Beta, tried but doesn't work in this "region"

Fring = crap

Google Voice = not in Canada

I don't care if the service is free or pay-for but I would like some options.

Any info would be appreciated.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] instigator008:
Try the new new Vonage app. Downside is that it only works between Facebook users with the app installed on their Android, Apple or Blackberry phones. Other than that it looks good and is totally free worldwide.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Izzy_Deadyet:
Looks like it's worth a try, probably never see Google Voice in Canada eh?

Thanks for the heads up double 0h 8 ;)
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] pngface:
Tried it.. just can't get it to work. After I enter my facebook login and passwd, it says Can't connect to facebook, try again later and closes itself.

Guess I have to stick to crappy fring :mad:
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] gavriel18:
Google voice works in Canada. U need an Alberta number to forward to. The only downside is having to use the web browser to make outgoing calls.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] tuxStyle:
freephoneline.ca

But you have to pay about 50$ for the sip settings (user/pass)

Free local calls and between some cities.

Unfortunately without sip settings, you can't use sipdroid.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] jasonvw:
3cx phone seems to work best for me since it supports g711. Sipdroid doesnt seem to have that codec. Havent found any that support g729 yet. 3cx also allows multiple sip accounts. Used it with voipcheap and gizmo5. Seems to work best for me.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Izzy_Deadyet:
Installed it last night but haven't tried it out yet.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Izzy_Deadyet:
I'll play with Vonage today and maybe look into a sip account.

Thanks to all.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] tuxStyle:
Do you know any sip provider with prepaid for international which doesn't expire and preferably free local or north america calls?
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] saltorio:
You can also try Nimbuzz. They just released a new version the other day, that is supposed to reinstate Skype VoIP service. Haven't tried it myself yet, though.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] NotBillable:
How did you sign up with google voice. When I try to sign up it says it is not available in canada, and I am in alberta :cool:?
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] trojjanhorse:
try Tubaloo
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Izzy_Deadyet:
Thanks for the nimbuzz update.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Izzy_Deadyet:
Just added Tubaloo to my to test list.

Thanks.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Izzy_Deadyet:
I just created a Sipgate account (VPN on the home computer combined with a friend with a US cell phone got me an invitation code).

I've tried to set it up with Sipdroid and although it connects (green light on top) it fails to sustain a phone call. It makes the call and then drops it. I've tried with and without using the STUN server and have also tried various ports.

The Sipgate account is working. I called my Sipgate number and left myself a voicemail.

Is Rogers simply blocking my 3G VOIP trials?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] 30Glock:
I have launcher pro Installed, How do I launch it?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] bored2nite:
if you click the home button it should ask you which home screen u wanna use "launcher pro" or twlauncher (touchwiz) you click launcher pro... set it up and if your happy with it you click the home button again check mark at the bottom and click launch pro to set it as the "always" default... other wise settings > home settings
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] Armyjon88:
Can someone pull the rosie.apk from

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=662113

This rom off their hero so I can see if it will work for the htc espresso "MyTouch 3G Slide".

Thankyou
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blix1337:
I'm getting a replacment evo in the next few days. I'm assuming the software version will be 1.32 like my previous replacement. I'm wondering what software version is the best to do for root?

Should I do it at 1.32 or 1.47? Does one of them fix the PRI issue, or does any root put the PRI to 1.34?

And I know not to do 3.26 ;)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omegasun18:
all roots will put your pri to 1.34. I would just root it in what ever version it comes with (assuming not 3.6 as it is unrootable atm) Both are comparable difficulty. It is likly the replacement will have 1.47. so i owuld start reading up on that if yo ahvent rooted by that method yet.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ivezaj123:
Ive used several ROMs and I was wondering which has the best battery life.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heystek:
If you choose to go the Froyo route Baked Snack 1.1, but if you don't mind eclair, Baked Snack 96 seemed to get the best life. I ran about 18 hours (Froyo) and 24 (Eclair) with moderate use.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omegasun18:
I had very similar results with Damage Control (2.1 and so far very similar look on 2.2 version)

I set my profile to battery saver in it for me it has been the best (tried CM6, FRESH, Baked Snacks, Ava Froyo, and damage control).

Baked Snacks was 2nd best for me and Fresh was a close 3rd. dont think you can go wrong with any of the 3 but at least once set up Damage Control did it for me.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fachadick:
I was getting 17+ hours with stock Ava Froyo, but since I swiched to the netarchy kernel, thats dropped to about 12 (fps fix was worth it, though)

I've heard baked snack is great for battery management.
[Droid Incredible General] zatman616:
Sorry if I don't have a good grasp on the terminology, but like most I am a newbi.

I recently updated to the FroYo 8/1 Rom and then found the 8/3/10 Super Circle Battery (From Desire- Filled) thread and installed it via ClockworkMod Recovery. Then in the [Transparent Notification Background] For latest 8/1 Froyo update thread I found a 50% Transparent Notification Background and installed via ClockworkMod Recovery. Now the Battery has reverted back to stock and I'm not sure why.

If I install an update like this, does it wipe the previous update? What did I do wrong?

Thanks,

Steve
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] topdawgn8:
This just started happening...I get missed calls from a 205-XXX-XXXX every time I reboot. Anyone else?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crypt0kiddie:
I get that from time to time on 1.0.1 but not all the time.

*shrug*
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n1gh7m4r3:
I'm running fresh 3,and I get no ghost call on reboot
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] topdawgn8:
Meh, I looked it up. 205 area code is from Alabama. I don't know anyone from there nor do business with anyone from there.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luiggipr:
Hello, a guy from the sprint store helped me rooting my EVO and now he's on vacation.. so , im not able to contact him to do the froyo upgrade on my phone.

I have HBOOT -0.76.2000

2,1-uodate1

1.36.00.04.02

2.6.29-789bf291

biod number : FrEak E Evo v3

Software : 1.47.651.1

Webkit 3.1

PRI Version 1.34_003

my question is : wich rom did you guys recommend me to install because im trying to look for more information on this one but i FAIL.

second : how to install the one that you recommend me ? with Froyo of course..

third : consecuences? advices?

THANK YOU !!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luiggipr:
That was FAST!! my first post and i'm really impress! TKS!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UND3RTAK3R:
1. Flash one of the three CYANOGEN RC1, CYANOGEN NIGHTLYS, OR AVALUNCHMOD all are FROYO...IF YOU WANT ONLY FROYO NO SENSE GO WITH CYANOGEN RC1 OR NIGHTLY...BTW CYANOGEN MOD ARE VERY STABLE.

2. BOOT INTO RECOVERY VIA ROM MANAGER (IN THE APP STORE) OR MANUAL 1. POWER OFF THE PHONE. 2. HOLD DOWN THE VOLUME DOWN AT THE SAME TX POWER ON THE PHONE THE WILL PUT YOU IN RECOVERY. 3. STROLL DOWN AND CLICK ON RECOVERY WITH THE POWER BUTTON. 4. DO A NANDROID BACK FIRST THEN FLASH WHATEVER ROM ZIP YOU DOWNLOADED. 5. WHEN IT FINISH INSTALL THE ROM REBOOT THE PHONE. AND YOURE DONE! (TOASTS METHOD)

3. REMEMBER TO DO A NANDROID BACKUP JUST IN CASE SOMETHING GOES WRONG...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] topdawgn8:
We try to take care of people here. Never be afraid to ask questions, but it never hurts to research what you're trying to do either. Most of the devs will give you exactly what you need to flash their roms in the post and as far as the process to flash goes, those threads aren't too far either.

Read, learn, live, mod...gotta love it:D
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] android.activate:
Hi,

Can anybody point me to some script/App which I can benchmark the Micro SD Card on my Nexus One

Thanks
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] samir5421:
search sdcard benchmark in the market.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] Karolis:
This is what you are looking for http://www.appbrain.com/app/br.com.fast4ward.sdcardspeedtester

It will perform the test and let you know which class your card is.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] android.activate:
Does not install on CM6 nightly.. :(
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] britoso:
JBenchmark, market
[Vibrant General] joe.kerwin:
Thought maybe by now someone would make a workable flashable zip to flash basically stock vibrant firmware with the nand fix (the real method, not with 130 mb limit). If it is out there I apologize, but i'm almost sure I haven't seen it on here. And I'm referring to flashing via clockwork recovery. I've come from a G1 and really never had to do anything but download and hit the "flash any zip" option from recovery, and its a method i'm most comfortable with. Thanks for any direction you might provide.
[Vibrant General] javacody:
This ROM doesn't use the NAND, it uses an EXT2/EXT3 partition on your SD card.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=743506
[Vibrant General] joe.kerwin:
How is it working for you?
[Vibrant General] Disconn3ct:
..since there is no way to magically make nand bigger than 128 megs (without soldering new chips on) I suspect "the real method" is the apps2sd method..
[Vibrant General] joe.kerwin:
Both Methods require ROOT*

*Method 1 limits the space of app data, which can possibly cause issues*

*Method 2 requires writing a new Kernel, which comes with it's own possible issues*

I'm just getting irritated. I have a 1ghz phone with lag/gps problems. It seems whenever I need to whip out my phone for something quick those are always the times it screws up too, so i get 10x more frustrated but I didn't want this to become a phone i'm constantly flashing and its already happening because it wasn't made right in the first place. Anyone with lag fix able to post a backup they might have made? I'm just looking for solutions, and easier ways to get there.
[Vibrant General] joe.kerwin:
Plus maybe i'm just biased but creating an EXT? I thought those days were over when I cashed in my G1. I just dont understand how using an ext on your SD can be faster than storing the data internally.
[Vibrant General] MTC44:
Read the linked thread above and you'll learn. It's pretty simple.
[Vibrant General] joe.kerwin:
So I need to create an EXT partition first before flashing the above mentioned ROM? What are the recommended settings if any for size? And I partition through clockwork orrrr? I know there's probably an answer for all these questions but between people using UK firmware/unfamiliar terms I don't want to jump into anything without missing a step.
[Vibrant General] junkdruggler:
Just go to the userinit thread and apply it... No need to flash a whole rom... Just partition your sd and flash the zip...

I ran jf rom on my g1 for like 2 months before a rom that dramatically changed anything...

We were so gracious for just that... Be patient this is new hardware.. Look at the international development section... We have made a lot of progress in 3 weeks..
[Vibrant General] All~G1:
Why waste time asking questions when you can answer them yourself?
[Vibrant General] joe.kerwin:
I dunno, why waste time posting that question when you can simply read on if you have no advice? The strange things we do. And yes it is new hardware, hence why I ask these questions before I dive into something I'm unfamiliar with. Id rather ask questions and wait than waste hours trying to get my phone to turn on again after jumping the gun. My question that still stands is with the partitioning. With my g1, it was cut and dry on Amon Ra, did it right in recovery, so is there anything like that for us vibrant owners? I've never used ADB or anything of that nature, so I come from a download and flash world, so excuse my unfamiliarity and please dont take it as me complaining that it's not easy enough to do.
[Vibrant General] deviusdragger:
Look how long it took for the g1 to get where it is at now? Eventually it will come. You think your the only who would like to have a lag free rom? If you would have done some reading on the development side, you would have noticed there were a couple of fixes and also some progress. Ask questions on those threads over there as far as the speed and if it will suit your needs.
[Vibrant General] ttabbal:
Learn ADB if you want to hack a Vibrant. Without a keyboard, we can't do shells in recovery without it. There are tutorials, so I won't repeat them. Logcat is also very useful and low level devs won't be able to help you if you run into problems and can't provide a log.

Partitioning. DO NOT USE CLOCKWORK/ROM MANAGER. Right now it will partition the phone's INTERNAL flash, which is cause boot loops and you will have to Odin flash the phone back to stock to make it boot again. Use a computer and a card reader with Paragon, Gpartd, etc.. Or a G1 with Amon RA, or adb shell into clockwork recovery and use fdisk.

EXT size, doesn't really matter. You don't need a ton. I use 1GB and it's using about 180MB. For EXT type, use ext3 with the stock kernel, or, if you install JACs kernel, ext4 is faster and more reliable.

Note that partitioning on the phone in recovery via fdisk won't format the partitions. Flash my e2fsprogs ZIP file in JACs kernel thread for the versions that support ext4.

Before you start messing with this stuff, download the stock Odin flash files from the thread in development. If you mess something up, you can get back to stock. You should also get ADB and the Samsung drivers installed. Then get Titanium backup and make backups. When you install Clockwork, do a nandroid as well. Backups are GOOD.

Keep in mind, we are in the early stages of learning how to hack on these phones. We won't get to the level the G1 is at for a while. Go read the threads in the G1 dev forum from a year ago and you will see a lot of recommendations for learning adb, partitioning manually, and all the other stuff we are doing here on the Vibrant. It's a process. If you want flash and forget, you need to wait a while still. We're working on it, but we aren't there yet. This is new hardware and a whole new way of doing things.
[Vibrant General] joe.kerwin:
Thank you very much. Now this is a respectable response. i'll find some time next week to learn this ADB stuff.
[Vibrant General] All~G1:
No one is asking you to take a chance on bricking your phone hard or soft. I was implying more that you could learn or develop your knowledge of what others have placed in front of you. Everything takes time, rather "wasting" it on a procedure you don't understand, "waste" it on learning it, then do it. You have everything you want to know right in front of you. If you searched and read hard enough you'd now be able to "answer the questions yourself" to where you understand it.

Oh and just to let you know there is a flashable "lag-free" Rom in the Dev forum. While its bare, it is still doing wonders on this phone!

@ttabbal- You're the man!!! Don't know how you do it... lol
[Vibrant General] stepinmyworld:
could someone that doesn't mind walking me through the correct partitioning method and getting this rom to work at it's max.. send me a private message so we can talk through gtalk tonight?. Im a fast learner, just purchased an 8gb class 4 sd card. I want to be safe.
[Vibrant General] junkdruggler:
Pm sent
[Vibrant General] ttabbal:
I'm glad my stuff has been useful to the community. I'm a little shocked to see it integrated into a ROM and a kernel so far. :)

As for how I do it, what's the quote about standing on the shoulders of giants? :) I learned a ton reading posts and scripts from Cyanogen, Firerat, Eugene, and many others. Combine that with running Linux boxes for a few years, and you pick up enough to contribute a bit. Most of what I'm doing is adapting G1 hacks to work on the Vibrant, but I'm glad people like them. :D

Now if we could just get Samsung to give us decent GPS and compass drivers, maybe a tasty Froyo?
[Vibrant General] javacody:
Haven't tried it yet, my friend. ;)

I'm using the patch mentioned above.

I am also using ADW instead of TouchWiz, which seems to help quite a bit.
[Vibrant General] Mark271:
How beneficial is it to do this? Should I wait for better ROMs? I am nervous about rooting my device as many are defective after a week or two and need shipped back.
[Vibrant General] All~G1:
@ttabbal: I thought I was content with the way the phone ran, but what you guy have started is giving me that modifying itch back, Lol. I mean I am almost reminiscent of the jf, haykuro "legacy" days.

I think were on the brink of much bigger things here. I'm sure the devs in this forum will also see their work begin the next era of android. Thanks to you and any android dev! :clap clap: :)

Vibe the XDApp
[Vibrant General] Tydiz:
At least he asked in the right place(unlike most of these questions) :)

OP, I had the same problem last week, and have found some major improvements after flashing this:

http://ip208-100-42-21.static.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=734475

And also flashing this:

http://ip208-100-42-21.static.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=739647

And by major, I mean about 1000x times faster than before. It used to take 8 mins to start-up(I was sooo annoyed)...now it only takes a few seconds. Everything has seen these types of improvements. This is my recommendation
[Captivate General] flextechs:
Greetings all, first time post.

I have a customer that has the new ATT Captivate. I have tried to get his exchange account working to no avail.

For those who have set this up, what setting have you used? It seems like every smart phone is just a little different.

I have used

domainname\username

domainname.local\username

domainname\mailboxalias

for exchange server I have used the DNS names, IP address, with and without /exchange

With and without SSL

I keep getting authentication errors.

I have tried 2 different servers, 3 different accounts to no avail.

The user was using a blackberry before so I know it can connect.

What am I missing? The password is 4 digits.
[Captivate General] uiskibum:
i use the following

user: domain\username

server: owa address
[Captivate General] alphadog00:
Just because it was working with a Blackberry doesn't mean he can Exchange SYnc.

The BB has 2 ways to connect: 1 BES (BB Enterprise Server) - only BB can connect and does all the encryption. The BES talks to Exchange. The BB phone talks to BES.

2. BIS (BB Internet Server) - this is a hack - it screen scrapes the Outlook Webmail.

Neither of these methods guarantees that the exchange admin allows EAS (Exchange Active Sync). Can the user login to the Webmail component? If so, have you tried the server webmail address?

Has the person even asked their Exchange admin if they support EAS?

99% of the time, authentication deny is because they are blocking EAS as many phones that support it, are not very secure. If they are a BB shop, this is not unusual.
[Captivate General] flextechs:
I am the admin. He was using the att BB setup through the webpage that had where you put in the OWA information. This server is setup like all of my customers. I have other customers using windows mobile just fine. Deafult SBS 2003 Install. He is part of the Mobile User Group and all exchange features for this user are enabled. Reading MS Article ID: 817379
[Captivate General] naplesbill:
You can use Exchange only if you have owa available to the internet. It sounds like you do.

Do you have a direct url to your owa site? Do you have an ssl certificate? You should be able to use \user@whatever.com and just put your direct url as the server. If using ssl then select "accept all certificates."
[Captivate General] JimmyStale:
domain\login

password

use mailserver.domain.com/exchange

NOT https: // mailserver.domain . com/exchange

use ssl

accept all certs

hope this helps (sorry, i'm not allowed to post links)
[Captivate General] rpertusio:
Just another confirmation that what JimmyStale (and others) wrote works fine:

DOMAIN\Username

Password

Server: OWAserver.domain.com (whatever your Outlook Web Access URL is)

- rp
[Captivate General] naplesbill:
For Exchange activesync you do not have to put the /exchange or /owa after the server name. It actually uses the OMA part of the default website on the server. I have a dns registration pointing to my external ip for Exchange and it works just by putting the domain\username and the dns name that points to your server.

I also have a hosted exchange account for my personal email on my personal phone (Captivate). It works without the /exchange as well.

It may just be an issue with the password being too short or something along those lines.

Also, if you plan to support Android 2.2 you will need a signed SSL certificate. I verified this with my work phone (Moto Droid) and it would not authenticate until I installed a signed certificate. Outlook 2007 also has this requirement.
[Captivate General] flextechs:
The phone is a brand new ATT Captivate. From what I understand from the ATT Rep, this phone is brand new. It is running Android 2.1 according to ATT website. The user PW is 4 charaters, so I guess I can try that.
[Captivate General] naplesbill:
I just pointed out the info about 2.2 because the Captivate will be upgraded to 2.2 soon enough.

I would try a longer password and see if that works.
[Captivate General] alphadog00:
Are there other mobile users at this site using winmo? Check server logs for clues. It could a virtual directory permissions issue.
[Captivate General] flextechs:
A fool I am

Ok. For those of you who know SBS 2003, I had to run the Internet Connection Wizard and turn on the Windows Mobile function. Friggin' duh. I thought it was on. :o

he used

domain\username

webmail.domain.com

with ssl and auto accept certificates.

Thanks all for who contributed to me finding myself at fault. :)

I can't beleive all the time wasted. Between the customer, the rep at ATT, and myself about 6 hours. Not including your reading and replies. :) DOH!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] zorro1981:
Premier League Pocket 2010

Technical features:

Multilanguage.

VGA (480x640) , QVGA (240x320) ,WVGA (480x800), WQVGA (240x400) and FWVGA (480x854).

All information about Premier League.

Live mode: Advise of more important events during match.

Internet updatable (with new versions advise).

All suported diplays.

Improved graphical interface.

Vibration and sound advises.

Developed by Chinubrio over graphical interface, and by Iván Musa(xda nick cua-tro) and Ricardo Fraile (xda nick zorro1981) over writting code.

Screen Captures with false information

Premier League Pocket 2010 1.1

New Features:

Datetime format error fixed.

Premier League Pocket 2010 1.2

New Features:

Local time added on Live Tab.

Download: http://www.innova-apps.net

There we have 2 normal web mirors, one megaupload and one rapidshare mirrors.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] zorro1981:
reserved ...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] numaverick:
great

thank you!

but resolutions?? all? wvga only? o what?

thanks in advance
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] zorro1981:
sorry

qvga, vga, wvga, fwvga, wqvga.....