yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] SigmunDroid:
Hey man thanks for the effort, but it's not it.

It might have been a BB app (former Storm 1 user here) :p

What it did was you took pictures and essentially recreated the environment.

The floor, the ceiling, from and back, left and right walls were captured, and

what you would do is drag the next picture and attach it to the previous one

and before you knew it you had a pretty faithful recreation of the room you were in...

My old age memory!
[Android Apps and Games] dEris:
I believe I've seen Google Goggles do it. It was on some picture ad and I downloaded the app, and couldn't figure out how to get to that one feature.
[Android Apps and Games] Fadakar:
Layar?

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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JG-1:
I've switched ROM's and Titanium backup is still backed up to the previous ROM. I wanna start fresh (as far as all my backups) with this new ROM.

I think I go to Backup/Restore-menu-batch- run (delete all backups (caution)).

Is this correct?

Secondly, I have many apps/widgets that I froze with Titanium. Do I need to unfreeze these before I make a new backup?

thanks much...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nukedukem:
I would suggest not deleting your old backup just yet. Sometimes there is a setting or app that I realize I need a couple days after the fact. I would go to preferences in titanium and change the backup folder name to something else and make a new fresh backup of everything. That way you have a fresh backup without losing your old stuff just in case.

But if you do want to just delete everything then run the delete function you metioned.

As far as the frozen apps are concerned, I've never used the freeze function but I would assume that a backup is made even if it frozen because the apk is not deleted.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhgti:
does any one have a list of the app that can be frozzen without disruption the use of the phone? also im ussing LP so the sense can go too? if yes what are the sense apps
[Vibrant General] zzkamikazezz:
Hi

Not sure if this is phone specific, android or my vpn provider!

I've just signed up with Black VPN and and I've entered the pptp settings into my phone.

I connect and for about 5 - 10 seconds everything is fine, I can surf the web etc but then the data stops! The vpn stays connected but no data is getting through.

The vpn works fine on my computer, going through the same wifi connection and router, same settings being entered.

Can anyone help? Looking to watch the bbc iplayer whilst over here in the us on my phone...

Is it android related? http://code.google.com/p/android/is...D+Type+Status+Owner+Summary+Stars&cells=tiles

Thanks
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Big-O-Devil:
I'm looking ,,I'm looking.... but maybe I'm wrong... but I thought that when you remove apps thru adb you where suppose to gain more memory.... or I'm I not removing them right... I mean its no longer in my phone but maybe it still stays somewhere internal.?.?. Anybody got any suggestion....

Thank-you in advance... :-)
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oneirosFade:
If you remove a file, you should see an increase in available storage, not necessarily memory. Like RAM vs hard drive space.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chromiumleaf:
I think it's some kind of problem with how the applications and app lists are cached/stored in the phone. Because even after you remove an app via adb, a "ghost" piece of that apk will still show up in the Manage Applications menu....it's like your phone still kinda sees the app somehow even though it's gone. I think this also affects the accurate (or inaccurate, I guess) reading of internal storage too. So you probably do have more internal storage, your phone just isn't accurately showing you that. I have never figured out this issue, even with this thread that myself and a couple other people had going a couple months ago... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=676818 I just learned to deal with it.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Big-O-Devil:
OK so i guess that's what i have to learn to do....maybe somebody someone will come out with a solution for this
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Big-O-Devil:
dude you need to check this out..... it worked for me...

[/URL]http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=754805
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Big-O-Devil:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=754805
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] Legacystar:
can someone upload the droid 2's flash.apk plz
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] kennydied23:
Someone uploaded it from a demo model at verizon on another forum:

http://www.mediafire.com/?19qt2d5oi34f4fg
[Off-topic] Original Android <3ers!:
Gryffindor!
[Off-topic] guitargler:
I'm bringing tissues to the next two.
[Off-topic] Original Android <3ers!:
Bring me a box.
[Off-topic] lonelykatana:
This topic makes me sad.:(:(:(:(
[Off-topic] settlethestorm:
I don't want to see it end... I started the books in 4th grade, and now I'm twenty, the book series has been over and the movies will be too within a year :(

Sent from my Eris Lightning 3.02 :)
[Off-topic] HeroMeng:
I like harry potter. I'm a nerd who likes reading and scifi (does harry potter even count as scifi?) and stuff liek that. I don't want to see them end :( They're probably gonna make a bunch of spin-offs and milk the hell out of the franchise.
[Off-topic] orb3000:
+1

..............
[Off-topic] freeincolorado:
Don't be sad about Harry Potter ending. There is always The Lord of the Rings, C.S. Lewis, Ray Bradbury, A. C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, L. Neil Smith, Kurt Vonnegut Jr, Hunter S. Thompson, etc...

Then there's the classics... Mark Twain, Jack London, Hemmingway, Steinbeck...

I geuss you could read (throwing up a little) Twilight.
[Off-topic] Mr. Clown:
:eek: It will end....no wayy...how is that...JK is not going to write more :confused:
[Off-topic] Original Android <3ers!:
I'm gonna have a shower, some milk, a protein bar (report your signature image) and go nappy. GNite.
[Off-topic] Mr. Clown:
LoL...why my signature?
[Off-topic] settlethestorm:
You have good taste... some hunter s. thompson ;) nice

Sent from my Eris
[Off-topic] freeincolorado:
Had to throw something in there for the kids.:D:eek:

Fear and Loathing is a great read.
[Off-topic] ClementNg23:
this topic makes me sad... the series is truely awesome. Harry Potter has always been the best modern day topic starter for a timeless conversation. and I remember the old days when I was in Yr2 when the movie first came out and now the main guys like the harry potter dude and the emma watson girl are older than me somehow...

also reminds me of toy story 3, they did a FANTASTIC ending to the whole series though
[Off-topic] lonelykatana:
At this point let me just make it 100% clear i mean sad because I disslike the fact your talking about harry potter.

Not the fact its ending, I dont give a ratsass about that :p
[Off-topic] Original Android <3ers!:
<3 you too man.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xr4v3nx:
Hello guys! I've came across with a bootanimation and decided to make some editing. So I edited it and added some more frames.

I compressed it to "store" using 7-zip and pushed to my phone via adb (adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local

So I rebooted and it didn't show up :X

What did I do wrong?

Attached here is the file.

md5: aea3b42fd90c5ee73e89ebdde99a261d

VirusTotal: http://www.virustotal.com/file-scan...bb5a44083f0688298f643ede2593330fef-1281757839

:confused:
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jadesdan:
Depending on what rom you're using, you might need to push it to /system/media
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xr4v3nx:
I'm using KaosFroyo v28 and I successfully pushed the original version of this boot animation and it worked. The edited version isn't.
[TG01 General] niro nidame:
I was just wondering due to our frankly shocking camera and video options...like it was slapped on top at the last minitue

Are there any decent third party tools/apps we can use? And any that you would recommend?

Many thanks, in advance

Josh =D
[TG01 General] booroondook:
AtekSoft CoolCamera (search in Google).

This application can be controlled only by the direction keys.

Due to the fact that the TG01 has no hardware buttons or joystick, you must connect an external keyboard or joystick (USB or Bluetooth).

I use digital keypad, connected by USB.
[TG01 General] columbo:
VolDpad can be used to control AtekSoft CoolCamera. It lets you simulate a dpad using the volume buttons.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] codejunkie78:
could someone please tell me if there is a way to edit the theme.xml file to make metamorph reboot after a theme is installed.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] kyouko:
you'd have to contact the developer to inclue that option. or just have it edit the framework-res.apk :p it will automatically reboot for you
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] codejunkie78:
could you just replace one image in the framework-res.apk, and it force the phone to reboot, or is it only certain files.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] xmetl:
hey does anyone know if there is a good theme out for the Beautiful Home widget to make it have that Droid x/2 motoblur theme? i cant find anything that really fits in with my home screen, and if there is no such thing can someone make one for me if they know how to ? thanks
[Droid X Themes and Apps] Corey@rabbit:
HA, i would say 90% of everyone comes here to get away from the moto blur.

Your gonna have a long road ahead of you trying to stick with that "theme".

That being said, to answer your question. No, I dont think there is one. Scrolling the whole list in BW clock skins and lots of google searches is what your in for my friend.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] Anthonok:
Everyone seemes to hate blur. I dont have my X yet But from what ive seen i dont mind the way the way it looks. But also from what i have heard and the fact that ive already purchased launcher pro plus when i had my captivate i will be using that instead of the stock launcher coupled with beatiful widgets will be awesome but a theme like this could be cool
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] reyderosquillas:
Sold my 3GS today (good time to sell with the iPod case now being made that makes it a phone...), anyway, back on my Tilt now, but I'm not getting rid of the iPhone data plan because it's unlimited..

Come WP7, I'm going to sell my contract (unlim. data is hot of course) so I can get new device with discount price! =D

However until then, since I'm keeping the iPhone data, I'm trying to figure out how to get data to work on my Tilt......

I've googled around for about an hour, found various apn settings, but not really sure what to go with.

IE: do I select MediaNet, AT&T ISP, or My ISP?

I have no clue =(

Once I figure this out, I'm also going to be flashing a stock rom so I can flash that WP7 rom which is so beautiful.... but where are the stock roms? The link in that thread to the XDA wiki is blank.

After that, I'm adding froyo if that's around yet lol, gotta test that voice command!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] reyderosquillas:
interesting... after flashing to the htc stock 6.1 rom, when I did the AT&T auto settings, my data is now working it didn't work when it did it auto on 6.5

.. 709kbit/sec on dslreports mobile test.

Is that 3G speed? lol

Anyway, if someone can still provide me with the settings to pick that would be great since I'm also going to be trying the Kaiser WP7 build momentarily and also a froyo build.... =D

my keyboard doesnt work too good should probably get android for now hahaha need voice commands!
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] reyderosquillas:
hmmm not sure if this is bad or not, but......

just received a weird text msg from att number 10000000

"alpsgaacds01.attwireless.net:5400?

f=0&v=420&m=(my phone number)&p=

&S=I&s=5433&t=(my phone number):A:

OJUSAP46:ms08:client:9451"

ok guess it's no big deal according to this: http://forums.crackberry.com/f86/t-sending-me-texts-after-switching-storm-138183/

thank god LOL thought they were catching me on winphone on iphone data! wow that sucks thats going to keep happening though until i sell the plan omggg
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ohtanya:
I flashed several different ROMs with ROM Manager to see which one I liked. I noticed that my phone was getting more and more sluggish with each flash. Any idea what could be causing this and how I could fix it?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] palomosan:
Well it might be that you installed one to many Rom on top of other, some roms require and suggest you wipe data and cache before installing their roms.
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] anwoo:
Does anyone know if this library is used on Sapphire?
[myTouch 3G, Magic Android Development] maxisma:
qsd8k =| msm7k which the Magic is using.
[HD2 General] Bill R:
Ok, as I understand it if you tap the alarm tab on the Sense Home page it is supposed to go to an HTC alarm app?

My HD2 does not do this. I tap the Alarm tap and it just lights up for a second. Thats it. No alarm app. The only way I've found to set an alarm is to go to settings -> all settings -> clocks and alarms and set it there.

Am I missing something?
[HD2 General] nrfitchett4:
click on the clock. then at the bottom, you have 2 choices, clock settings, and alarms.
[HD2 General] Bill R:
Sadly I don't. Tried a soft reset too then tapping the clock again. Nada. I'm thinking it might have gotten f'ed up by one of the cabs I loaded.
[HD2 General] Smartphoner:
Is there any good free alarm app for HD2 out there to download?
[HD2 General] Bill R:
I downloaded Klaxon last night. Seems effective and free.

http://www.koushikdutta.com/2008/07/klaxon-windows-mobile-g-sensor-enabled.html
[General Questions and Answers] emo-dudes:
Hey i need help.. Long ago when i wanted to flash a wm6.5.3 ROM on my phone i accidentally selected a flash.bin for another phone. I already managed to fix it up with wm6.5.3 but no matter what i do i cant get my nv2 back. The phone can connect in normal mode but when i press flash, it says Phone blocked. When i flash in emergency mode, it goes but of course cant restore the nv2. I even tried flashing when it is running android. Only when i tried with android the nv2 IMEI number showed but still, says Phone block when i hit the flash button. Can anyone help? PS: J-tag doesnt solve it either..
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fbstud:
hey

ive installed the cell series evo ROM and ever since then i have been unable to send any MMS... the paper clip thats supposed to show up in my text msg box isnt there and when i go to options the insert tab is greyyed out... any suggestions?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
Should ask in the Rom thread
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] theking52:
I installed Vlingo and used telenav as default map app but want to change it to google maps. Yet, I can't find a way to do that... help?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] theking52:
sorry, ignore this thread ... i'm in the wrong board
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
I'm surprised that not one person is interested in this...
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
I think debian on the vibrant would be sick!

sadly I don't dev

:(
[Vibrant Android Development] itsjusttim:
Can I ask what "debain" is? For all of us new guys..

Typos/Nonsense due to Swype!

Stock Root + RyanZA LagFix + Captive Camera MOD
[Vibrant Android Development] zephiK:
Google is your best friend. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debian
[Vibrant Android Development] freekyfrogy:
yeah man, I'm pretty surprised too that no one else is interested in this! I would love to see debian get ported to work on our phones :-)

For those who are asking, debian is a version of desktop Linux. When it works on our phones, it will essentially allow you to do almost anything you can normally do on a desktop computer. :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] itsjusttim:
Thanks for the link! This looks luke it would be amazing.. I hope we can eventually get this...

Typos/Nonsense due to Swype!

Stock Root + RyanZA LagFix + Captive Camera MOD
[Vibrant Android Development] Berserk87:
post videos.
[Vibrant Android Development] :
You mean, it'll allow you to do almost anything you can normally do on a tiny format linux desktop computer :-P
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
It's all good and dandy, someone has ported Ubuntu to N1 back in a day, but the question remains:

Why would you want to run a full fledge Linux OS on your phone?

I am a linux user, and have been for quite some time, I do enjoy it on my work laptop with 14.1" of real estate, but I fail to see a huge benefit of running a complete OS on the phone.

And before everyone starts with "you know android is linux" I know that, and it is stripped down linux OS for portable devices like phones, etc. It is as good as it gets, and suits the portable device market well.

Please feel free to address my question:

Why would you want to run a full fledge Linux OS on your phone?
[Vibrant Android Development] Anderdroid:
How about we get a port of WINE on android...
[Vibrant Android Development] xspeed9190:
I was thinking the same thing. Its kinda a party piece. Look at what my phone can do. You know. I had it on my N1 and i never used it. Just like we could have windows 95 on the HD2. The only good thing i used it for on the N1 was air-crack, and i never got it to work right.
[Vibrant Android Development] freekyfrogy:
So you can compile android source on your phone, duh!
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
Yeah, I find it a shame that some people think debian on a phone is simply a party peice. There are too many useful reasons to list, especially the reason to have a smart phone is to expand the abilities past just "a cellphone"
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
The real question is why not....

:p

I'm sick and tired of all the negative posts in the xda forums.

why would you want camera on a phone?

why would you play games on a phone?

why would you read webpages on a phone?

why would you text on a phone?

why would you listen to music on a phone?

why would you want to go to the moon?

Is it affecting you in some way?

does someone sacrifice a kitten somewhere when someone wants to use a device for something it was not intended to?

do you enjoy stifling development?

good man

:)
[Vibrant Android Development] almyz125:
Agreed, why not explore the possibilities...
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
And why drive the nails down with a screwdriver?

There is no negativity coming from my question, I just needed to hear the reason people choose to run linux on their phones.

Developing a code for android phones on the phone running full linux, ok I failed to see the benefit, unless you get a hard-on from running a compiler on your phone while on a crapper. I would see how I might benefit from using some of the linux commands on my phone, like tcpdump, etc. but running a full raw OS on it is just overkill in my opinion.
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
To probably sum it all up... MOBILITY.

First, I am sure you have several games on your phone which you play frequently. Some of those which you could play on your computer, and some maybe only on the device. If you could play games on your computer, why would you want to play them on your phone?

Virtually everything you can do on your phone you can do on your computer, ten times better. The reason we have Office Suites, Calendars that sync, Games, CAMERA!!!!, Photo Editing Tools, etc. etc. etc... the list goes on and on, is to do it mobile.

No offense, but your question is pretty ignorant.

as an answer is funny as hell if you ask me,lol. :)

I think if you have nothing productive to contribute other than asking meaningless questions which is plainly obvious, especially in a forum like this, then don't post anything at all.

Only my $0.02
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
Why my question is ignorant? I am coming from a development stand point, what android (a linux port for smartphones and mobile tablets) does not do well that the full linux OS can address? I am curious... I've seen some embeded linux systems that are running the OS that requires to complete the task - packet sniffers for instance - I am pretty sure you can run the full OS on it, but it is overkill. I understand that the smartphones are our mobile gateways when we are away from computers, and as they stand right now I failed to see what the full OS can contribute to the whole mobile experience. Games? Well, now you have the whole android community asking when the cadega becomes available on android so that you can run Call of Duty, etc. on your phone.

And as far as me not contributing and asking the meaningless questions - when you come to the development board and demand that something needs to be ported on your device a developer will ask you my question:

Why do you need it? What benefits are you looking for?

So, I still to hear the answer to these questions besides the fun factor to show your co-workers look I have a penguin on my boot screen.
[Vibrant Android Development] angryPirate12:
Look at it from this standpoint, every major phone release has hardware that can rival netbooks and ultra-portables, when the dual-core snapdragons hit later on, they may even be on par with low end notebooks. They contain cellular modems as well as wifi so you're constantly connected on a device that can fit in your pocket.

On the software side every major mobile operating system out there is constantly evolving and adding more and more features of that you can find on any PC/Linux/OSX box in the world. Albeit they're slimmed down versions, designed to be lightweight and functional on a smaller sized screen.

Add in google voice, a service that you can have your cell phone calls funneled into a single number or have your google voice number funneled into any other phone number you tell it to, plus you have skype. Installing Debian on a mobile device doesnt change the fact its still a cell phone the only it changes is how much this cell phone can do without restrictions.

Its the people who push software and hardware to there limits and into places they were never designed to be, that push the technology world and push the companies to do new things. There the pioneers who are trying to marry the inevitable before anyone else is ready. Those are the people who make companies like Google, Nokia, Intel, etc etc realize that there is potential in a risk, when there is a community ready to back them up. If it wasn't for the indie developers out there trying to minimalize linux to be used on cell phones we wouldn't have our beloved Android today.

You ask why, I'll answer because its inevitable. You can join the front lines or you can wait.
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
I totally agree about the evolution of OSS and linux, ten/twelve years ago linux was frowned upon, and look at it now - the most versatile OS on the market.

That was my driving point why go a step back instead of developing the Android and Maemo (btw, whoever is looking for the fully functional Debian on a mobile phone should check Nokia's Maemo initiative and N900).

A bit on my "step back" comment - you have to realize that the utilization of available resources is at the premium for the mobile devices - whereas hardware became more and more robust, compact and affordable, the battery life still remains to be desired - right, what's there for mobility if you have to be bound to a power outlet whenever you go, well in this case you are not going anywhere); so the point is, the full OS will drain our beloved phones like a vampire drains its victim of blood. That's where Android and other ported OS's come into place, they are especially designed to keep those precious battery charges as much as possible.

I am pretty sure in the coming years we will see more and more devices running the ported linux OS, whether it will be Android, Maemo or something else. I doubt it there will be a mobile device running full linux shebang with Gnome/KDE etc - unless it is just for the fun factor of it.
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
very well put