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[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
They both use the same 1900 mhz for quarters. On 3g and gsm.
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
Either, I would send it in for repair: you have a more than 50% chance that HTC will just swap the mainboard.

Or: just go for the replacement. Quality control at HTC is horrible but it's very little time and effort to go through a couple of replacements until you get one that works. Yes, you would lose the engraving but at least the phone should works better.

So far there have been no N1's without AMOLED screens reported for replacements and since you get the replacement before sending back the original you can always chose which one to send back.

With some luck you actually do get a new N1 ... (I have had a couple of replacements and the first were definitely new - though ironically the refurb was the one that worked best).

It's so easy to get replacements so just do it (and even if you only do it to test whether the it's actually the hardware for your old N1 ...)

Wow. You have NO CLUE do you?

AT&T's 3G frequencies are used by more carriers than T-Mobile USA's which are used by ... T-Mobile US and Wind's 2 customers in Canada.

AT&T's 3G frequencies are used in the US, Canada, every single country in middle America, every country in South America, Australia, and some Asian countries. I forgot but I believe it was 400 million users with at&t's 3G vs. ~30 million for T-M US.

Europe and most of Asia use a third 3G frequency (2100) which is supported by both versions of the N1. (I believe north of 600 million users)
[Nexus One General] SBS_:
I was talking about the 900MHz UMTS frequency that is not present in the AT&T N1, but ah well. The frequencies AT&T uses fro UMTS are 850MHz and 1900MHz which are used in north and south America and some carriers in Australia.

The 900MHz frequency found in the T-mobile N1 is used for 3G in Europe and Asia.

And with that I'm pretty much done with this off-topic discussion.
[Nexus One General] bigmout:
First you said you didn't want a replacement because your phone was engraved. Now it's because refurbs have problems. It seems like you're just saying things to rationalize your displeasure.

You've already wasted time and energy with this thread and your own fruitless attempts to solve the problem. Try a repair or replacement. If the same problem recurs, you'll have your answer.

It's as simple as that, yet you keep fighting with people for no reason. That's why you're coming across as a troll even though I know you're actually anything but.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
Battery STILL hasn't arrived so I need to call and see if the order got placed or if it's shipping from China. I find it odd that Google specifically lists rebooting as an issue *AND* a replacement battery is the fix. Companies NEVER seem to suggest giving something away for free is a fix (look at Apple when the iPhone 4 came out how they refused to give new bumpers). I've talked to a few people now that had rebooting issues who got a replacement but kept their own battery. If the battery was the issue, it would continue. But I got a PM from someone who had previously purchased a spare and the issue existed with that battery too.

Since my N1 only reboots when it's taxed by additional radios, I can use it seemingly indefinitely if I never use GPS. I did find that the rebooting isn't a result of specific hardware and is a result of power consumption. When the phone draws more power, the phone (or battery) can't deliver it which causes the heat then the reboot. When I give the phone extra juice on the bench, it doesn't reboot no matter how much I tax it.

I'm sure I'll end up sending it in for repair and was pretty sure I'd have to at some point, but I wanted to follow all the steps to make that easier (some companies are complete jerks on warranty repair or replacement if you haven't jumped through hoops first). It also gave me time to figure out exactly what caused the reboot.

But being back on Windows Mobile a couple days has been an interesting transition... wow.
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
As I said before:

YOU HAVE NO CLUE WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT

2100 is used in Europe and most of Asia.

900 is used in the Dominican Republic, Micronesia(?), Palau(?), one carrier in Thailand (the rest use 850), and there are 2-3 carriers that offer 900 in addition to 2100 (their MAIN 3G frequency) in Europe (in places like Finland and Estonia).

GET IT NOW?

2100 is used in Europe and most of Asia.

Want me to repeat it?

2100 is used in Europe and most of Asia.

900 is used by a couple of second rate carriers.

Will you shut up now about a topic that you have no clue?
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
What bugs me the most about android is the total lack of voice commands.

On WinMo you could call somebody solely with voice commands ... on android you can't even find contacts on your phone with their laughable voice search.
[Nexus One General] venelar:
Sorry to hear about your issues McHale. I jumped ship to android a couple of months ago and while I do like it overall more than WinMo, the way it handles folders/exchange is ****ty. Worthwhile trade off for me though.

Keep getting at it, nevermind the flaming... which is sad; for people to think someone that has been contributing to this forum for 5 years is a newb. I hope you figure it out.
[Nexus One General] SeEsAw12:
Is this sarcasm?...
[Nexus One General] SBS_:
T-Mobile N1 has better 3G coverage in Europe and Asia, how can you argue about that? 900MHz is primarily used in rural areas because of the better coverage. Also the 900MHz band was recently released for UMTS in Europe so it's still being built.

Oh and your comment about voice commands was funny, you haven't been paying attention have you? People getting upset and writing in caps on the Internet always cracks me up.
[Nexus One General] modidlee:
LOL i see what you mean. you would think EVERYONE on here would know about the new voice commands. Also, there are apps like Edwin and Vlingo....
[Nexus One General] SeEsAw12:
What OS has better voice commands than Android? I'm really asking, it's not rhetorical.
[Nexus One General] Bigubee:
Lost My 3G to ATT on my T-mobile Nexus N1

You being the one picked on all over this forum, would like to pick on you on my issue. Is there a way to get back my 3G without going back to T-mobile? I am using now AT&T and only getting Edge. I need your help.
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
No.

Voice calling on WinMo:

"Call firstname lastname" => Call firstname lastname? => "Yes" => phone dials

Voice "calling" on android

"Call firstname lastname" => ... long wait ... => lists 3 results from the internet that are not firstname lastname and "Call firstname lastname?" => select "Call firstname lastname?" => browser opens to search the text "Call firstname lastname" on the internet ... WTF?

If that is your idea for "voice calling" you have a serious problem.

WinMo's isn't great but at least it works somewhat.

1. You are a genuine dumbass troll! Do they replace brain-matter with manure in the rural areas?

2. 900 MHz is not used in Europe or Asia!!!! They use 2100Mhz.

3. Both versions of the N1 support 2100 so they both work equally well on those networks ... in addition the at&t version also supports 850 and 1900 which is used by hundreds of carriers all over the world. the t-mobile frequencies are not used by ANY other (real) carrier ANYWHERE.

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[Nexus One General] SBS_:
Well mr. Internet douchebag. Just search for "UMTS 900MHz" and you'll find quite a bit of results. It _is_ being built out because of it's superior range compared to 2100MHz and it was opened for use in the EU last year. 900MHz was originally only used for GSM, but is now being built out as a 3G frequency.

I feel sorry for you that you failed to use Voice Actions as well. But don't despair you'll probably figure it out with some training.

Oh and the troll here is obviously you, crawl back under the bridge.
[Nexus One General] melwan:
If this is your experience with Voice Calling on Android, then you are doing it wrong. Period.

Long press search button > Call First name last name mobile > dials immediately.

Are we really having this thread here? Android vs. WinMo? Wanna argue Pentium4 is superior to Quad Core too? lol
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
You should learn to flame less, it'll keep you more polite. Just because of your language:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UMTS_networks

Go check the following:

Mobilicity, WIND Mobile, Videotron (Canada) - what frequency do they use?

Answer: AWS band 4. The same as T-Mobile.

And the following:

Estonia, Finland, France, Romania, Slovenia, Thailand, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong - what frequencies do the providers there use?

Answer: 900/2100 MHz, meaning effectively that the coverage of 2100 MHz might be only partial, and T-Mo version of N1 will pick 3G with much higher probability than AT&T one.

Try to use facts next time.

Hmm, gotta be the biggest flame thread lately.
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
Who is the douchebag now?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UMTS_networks

... and just for you:

http://piv.pivpiv.dk/

And good luck waiting for rollout of 900MHz in Europe. Hahahah
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
No - it doesn't.
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
Here's some facts for you:

- Number of users on Mobilicity, WIND Mobile, Videotron and footprint of the networks?

- Also check out the carriers using 900/2100 MHz, the number of subscribers and the footprint of their 900MHz networks.

- flame thread because of the idiocy of people spouting BS about the TMUS N1 superiority?

Thank you. Case closed.

Maybe don't argue this with someone that travels frequently and knows a little bit about radio frequencies and spectrum licensing.

:D

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[Nexus One General] j.bruha:
Why is this thread still open?! OP needs to send device in for repair and everyone else needs to quit crying about frequencies and trolls.

/thread
[Nexus One General] khaytsus:
It's trolling; it's what nexusdue does.
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
And what you're doing is ... being an @SS?

If I am trolling why doesn't voice commands work?
[Nexus One General] ctbear:
Maybe you need to improve your English? I use voice commands A LOT and it never fails me. Not even once.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
I would agree with your 1st paragraph entirely. Overall, it beats everything out there hands down. And oddly enough, the EMail client is the worst on any mobile platform and feels like they just forgot to finish it. Once they fix that, I'll be very very happy.

I've had a few people work with me via PM and it's been very helpful. On my phone, power consumption seems to be the issue caused by the radio stack. I have received a few specific suggestions from others having the problem to test to help narrow it down. Thanks to everybody who's helped out so far.

-Mc

p.s. in case you guys didn't see this from AndroidGuys.com:

Google Ends Phone Support for Nexus One

Posted by: Scott Webster

AUGUST 27, 2010

Google has ended their phone support for the Nexus One. If you dial the old tech support number of 888.486.3987 today, you'll be played a recording with a new number to call for HTC support (888.216.4736) instead. I debated on whether or not to even post this one. Not because it's a minor news article, but because it probably doesn't matter to the people it affects most directly. To be more clear, the people who bought a Nexus One are largely developers and tech-savvy early adopters who don't need much help. However, we realize there are those of you out there who would still like to be in the know.
[Nexus One General] SeEsAw12:
I think nexusdue is a pretty cool guy. eh ilitarate and doesnt afraid of anything...

Anyone want a tl;dr of this entire thread?

ANDROID HAS TERRIBLE OUTLOOK SYNCING. OTHER THAN THAT, THIS OS IS TOP NOTCH YET I'M TOO STUBBORN TO ADMIT IT.
[Nexus One General] caysman:
Great summary.

Why so stubborn though.

Next year every american tv would have android steroids in the form of google tv, and yet there is this stubbornness like in the past this minority loved OS/2 so much and powerfully yet its proponents used windows in secret.
[Nexus One General] sheanzyy:
Sup a horrible swtich IMO. Android>WindowsMobile any day.
[Nexus One General] McHale:
especially if your last portable device was a gameboy. That didn't handle Exchange or email well either.
[Nexus One General] SeEsAw12:
Thanks for a self-diagram. It wasn't necessary but it sure sheds some new light for anyone just joining in on this fun!
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
Sorry that's only certain dum@ss fanboys that feel personally insulted when their jesus phone has bugs and someone points them out.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Klink-a-dink-dink:
Last night I realized my battery had fallen out of my phone. When I put it back in, it wouldn't turn on.

When I got back home, it was stuck in a bootloop. My theory is that I accidentally brushed up against the "yes please update" button in my pocket, and the battery fell out while updating, or the fact that I was using bugless beast messed it up.

I tried using ClockworkMod Recovery to do a factory reset, flash a backup rom... nothing.

Although when I first did a factory reset, it got to the "welcome to android screen" for about 2 seconds, then it reset. (It won't work off of battery power or USB, btw, only AC. I also tried booting it with no battery. No dice.)

I'm in a bad place right now. It won't work on USB power, so I can't re-flash a stock recovery, so if I try to return it, I'm pretty screwed (unless I get lucky.)

Anyone have any advice?

Edit: turns out it was a bent battery pin.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] ManCloud:
Are you using apps2sd?

if it's so you have to clear the ext2 partition on the sd-card....

i did a factory reset and got a bootloop until i cleared my ext2 partition....

may be the same for you.
[General Questions and Answers] Brkic:
I find some alatm/clock but it is so complicate with many options or they dont have option that I need.

Alarm/reminder need to be simple and have options to repeat alarm (yearly,month,weekly...), and auto repeat alert when is not see and off alarm.

And need to have list of all appointments.

thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] AthenaLod:
ptravelalarm is the one i've been using for a few years now
[General Questions and Answers] daveb673:
I just want a reminder thing that actually reminds me. Any suggestions? The installed calendar fails miserably in this respect. I added Calendar Event to the phone, and that doesn't fit the bill either. I downloaded COL reminder, but it seems I need to load them all into the program, instead of it reading my calendar reminders. My WM6.1 phone did just fine with this; add an appointment or reminder, even make it repeat every other day, and it actually reminded me! At the selected time! Even Palm had this figured out.

I have tried setting different ring tones, setting it to vibrate all the time, setting test reminders between 2-30 minutes from when I type in the reminder. No consistent success. I have a cyclic reminder set for 0755 every morning to show me a Bible verse. I get pretty task saturated by then, so it's a good opportunity to stop and breathe. However, I don't see the reminder until hours later, usually when a second reminder for the day has popped up. What gives? Has anyone tried Nudnik?
[General Questions and Answers] Dirk:
Annoying isn't it? It's another one of those things that any Nokia brick from ten years ago did better. Makes you wonder if we're going forward or backwards.
[General Questions and Answers] therazorboy:
isn't android already have an alarm in the clock application??
[Desire General] SNaReX:
Hello,

When i connect my phone to my PC , i'm not able to Camera directory in DCIM. But when i view on Astro File Manager on my phone , i'm able to view.

What is the problem ?
[Desire General] SNaReX:
I'm not the onlly one

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=7788466#post7788466

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=7788459#post7788459
[Desire General] ivicask:
Same thing happend to me.For no reason new pictures dont show up in folder when i connect phone to PC.But i can view them on phone..Gona try reformating SD later..
[Desire General] !PANDA:
yep, me too! never found any of my pics! however I did find a way of copying them.. get pisca photo viewer or anything that you prefer. Connect the phone in Disc Mode, a little window should come up on windows (I'm using win 7) and click on the sync option which everone you prefer :)

hope this help! good luck!
[HD2 General] Requiem2010:
Hello All.. I am new to this forum and new to my Wonderfull HTC HD2 it is in everyway the coolest phone I ever had.. I have an OEM phone.. which is pretty much untouched and would love to start making it as cool as all your guys HD2. I have no idea where to start !!!! is there a newbie place to go to get some ideas.. Is there anyone in North Holland (Netherlands) who is avaliable to get together and help me out.. WHERE DO I START. I love the idea of a Dual boot (WIN / Andriod) thing. and would love to know what the is the base level of mods that is a must have to make the device even better and and and and and and.. phew quite a lot of questions really in one post.. any pointers would be great

Thanks

Requiem :D
[HD2 General] Faelok:
A great place to start is with Cookies Home Tab and the CHT Editor. CHT (for me personally) is an absolute must-have.

Also check out the Boost Performance thread and the Tweaks thread.

A gaming must is the FPSEce playstation emulator and the MorphGear Snes emulator. Also, Pocket Heroes is now free.

Once you get more comfortable with your HD2, you will probably want to get into the more serious business of flashing ROMs.

Check out the thread on HSPL & HSPL2 for info about what HSPL does. Now HSPL3 is out and works on all HD2.

Depending on your plans with Android or how much you like or dislike the signal quality of your HD2, you will likely want to check out some of the Radio ROM threads and flash a new Radio version.

Make sure to do your research and ask questions. Flashing is a great way to turn your device into a paperweight if it is not done properly. Here is a little more info on flashing your device.

Once you are certain you know what you are doing, find a nice custom ROM that has all the goodies you want cooked into it and flash it.

Congrats on the new phone/wifi hotspot/pda/game console/camera/tablet/etc...
[XPERIA X10 General] Running_Roti:
im in a trip at miami

i took a cab to this club at night and my phone slipped out of my pocket in the cab, before i realized anything the cab drove off and then my phone was missing, i called it and a girl picked up and said she had it, so i took another cab to go meet her wherever she said she was but she wasnt there, i kept calling hte phone all night and it was ringing till about 3am when i stopped trying in order to get some sleep. i woke up now and im calling and its going straight to voicemail. that means she turned the phone off or took the sim out. the phone was at around 80% battery when i lost it with wifi and everything off so it would ahve lasted the whole night

so my phone is gone!! im wondering what i can do? im with rogers in canada, is there an insurance or lost phone insurance policy that i can bring up? or is there a way they can lock that phone's usage abilities through the VIN number?
[XPERIA X10 General] instigator008:
Phone rogers and get tell them its stolen. They will ban the ime so it can't be used with any sim.

Use wavesecure in the future. It can lock, track and wipe your phone remotely. Sorry about your bad luck!
[XPERIA X10 General] berbecverde:
If you want it that bad you can go to the police and they can find it next time when someone turns it on.Or the service provider can lock it somehow and make it useless.:(
[XPERIA X10 General] instigator008:
Highly doubt that they have the time or resources for that unfortunately.
[XPERIA X10 General] berbecverde:
well i have a friend that bought a Iphone from unknown sources and next day the police was at his door asking about the phone.But this is in Hungary and a 400$ dollar phone theft is worth loocking into.I think there is someone who deals whit this kind of theft.But who knows. :)
[XPERIA X10 General] mezo9090:
Thats what i did when my last phone was stolen from me, go to the police, they will make all your country carriers search for its imei in their network and they are able to locate it too.

I got my phone after 3 months thought. :-(

sent from my x10i that is banging for a 2.1 upgrade. ...
[XPERIA X10 General] junkk29:
Sorry to hear about your phone dude :( how unfortunate. Like instigator008, you should call Rogers and tell them about your phone. Did you have your IMEI no. written down somewhere? cuz if you do I'm sure Rogers can lock the phone from anywhere within Canada. They might be able to track your phone too with the IMEI no. but I suggest next time you use a security app that tracks down your phone and locks it down as well. There's a couple of good ones but I'm not sure which. This reminds me I should do it myself too lol. Good luck buddy, and hope you get your phone back soon.
[XPERIA X10 General] mmk92:
i lost my older 5800xm in a cab too, but im my case the cab driver called the contacts thqt r obvious to me "mom" "dad" and dropped it off himself, i gave him $50 and the phone itself
[XPERIA X10 General] Rockjock007:
I am afraid Rogers will not block the IMEI, they do not do that at all unless it was stolen from one of thier locations. Silly I know. There is a lost/stolen program in place just call and see what they can do for you.. also if bough on a credit card there maybe something that can help you. Home insurance may also help.
[HD2 General] pinhead:
I was looking online and someone is selling an HD2 on which he states the touchscreen does not respond. He wants $100 for the HD2. The screen is not cracked at all...it just stopped responding. Of course, I will check for water damage before buying as well but I was thiniking that this would be a great way to get another HD2 inexpensively.

If I just need the digitizer, I can perform the repair, as I have done it many times with BlackBerry devices.

Here is the part I found:

www.otmrepair.com/catalog/index.php...d=5588&zenid=4d1f3b8252252c47042e1a7482036ea9

www.otmrepair.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=popup_image&pID=5588

Is this the correct part? Any opinions on this vendor?
[HD2 General] DJTJ:
Yo bro, not share about that one, and I don't recommend you chance it, This one works and fits for sure: http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-HTC-HD2-T85...GITIZER-LENS-/130408390309?pt=PDA_Accessories
[HD2 General] DJTJ:
You may also send it back to HTC for repairs, I was quoted $120 for Digitizer and installation. Hope I helped a Little.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PatrikSelin:
Sorry bad English. I only have two days HTC Desire, so I asking stupid questions.

I installed LeeDroid, but If I want install e.g. DJ Droid. Is it must remove first LeeDroid before install other rom?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ouglouck:
Just flash over the old ROM with the one you want to try.

Clean cache and SD:ext (if applicable) and you should be fine.