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[Desire Themes and Apps] Zaihanzainal:
in the market this app is stated not compatible/ avail in my country....

but installed your apk link and it works beautifully on my p970... thank you so much!
[Desire Themes and Apps] sydbarrett55:
There is version 2.3.0 if you want: com.google.android.apps.chrometophone-2.3.0.apk
[Desire Themes and Apps] Hi-Fi Camp:
Thankyou all Guys :p
[Desire Themes and Apps] Konrad1985:
thank's a lot, looks nice :)
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ironhorse86:
***UPDATE: user Kayla has provided a workaround until a predictive dialer is included, press green call button then press mag button, its a QWERTY keyboard search but its still the fastest with 2 button pushes to make your call ***

searched in forums but didnt find an answer to this:

2.1 with htc hero cdma meant you could push the green call button and the dialer would come up. with CM6 now the call log comes up. not helpful.

also, and more importantly, the green button used to bring up your contacts and dialer pad but the dialer pad served to quickly narrow your search for your contact.

meaning if i click the call button i then click the number 6 and the first name that comes up is Michelle followed by Mike etc etc..

now the dialer pad only dials numbers.

to search your contacts i have to push the green button > click on contacts tab > press the menu button > click search contacts > use dialer pad that only shows ONE and half darkly lit results.

?? any ideas?

i am LOVING the removal of my dialer lag i used to have with 2.1.. and i'm loving the speed overall. but this is a deal breaker man. two pushes turned into five just to make a call. also, no way to bind what my green button does?

thanks
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] D3FAULT:
Well, I know at least a slightly faster way to search is press the green dialer button, press the Contacts tab, then long press the Menu button and the keyboard pops up where you can search. Still kind of sucks though.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DirtyShroomz:
I do miss the predictive dialer but i've learned to deal with it
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] painter_:
I use dialer one from the market.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wjason:
I believe you can also press the search button and type the name of your contact. Or even better, long press and use the voice dialer to dial the contact directly.:D
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HeroMeng:
This is actually what I do. Download Voice Dialer from the market (made by google, only works on froyo), long press the search button and say "Call [insert name here] Mobile." There's a bunch more things you can do with it, watch this video with a ton of stuff you can do with it.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ironhorse86:
right well these are all useful but they are not a solution.

for example, pushing 5 buttons to make a phone call is a step down from STOCK 2.1

also, using voice talk every time to phone someone is a no go. i can think of many instances where i dont want to announce who i am calling to my wife.

(oh i am faithful dont think that way)

and finally, the search feature includes EVERYTHING not just contacts, so M shows michelle and mike but also MSN and mikes hard lemonade. your rebuttal would be "but you can choose what search looks for" thats right and i actually use it alot.. so i dont want to limit it just to contacts because of the other times i need it and because someone failed at designing a phone to actually be a phone first and foremost.

what i found was a workaround provided by Kayla in the irc hero cdma channel:

click green button then click magnifying class button, and you can search your contacts only using a qwerty keyboard. it aint as fast as the dialer but its a damn improvement down to 2 button pushes!

if anyone else has a better solution please post. thanks!

(oh and dialer one isnt bad, its not themed correctly for 2.2/ cm6 but it aint bad...i might switch idk.)
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danaff37:
... I believe your solution there is exactly what wjason said. The "magnifying glass" button IS the search button, and notice he told you to hit the search button. Or long press to dial by voice command. I like it better than finding contacts by t9 dialing, myself.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chromiumleaf:
Obviously I'm just adding fuel to the fire here and not anything helpful....but this is one of the biggest reasons I still stick with Sense. I like its dialer and contacts MUCH better than the AOSP ones.

That's why I thought Ic3Rom was such a genius ROM in my opinion -- the speed and 'bloatlessness' of AOSP but it had the Sense/HTC dialer and contacts built into it. Too bad Mdawg isn't still dev'ing that one.

Sorry, not intending to threadjack. Carry on... :D

[/small soapbox][/two cents]
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ironhorse86:
no thats incorrect. jason only mentioned using the mag button and not green button first then mag button combo. theres a distinction there.

the mag button alone brings up EVERYTHING , its just a plain ol google search. too many results. see my above post about this issue and why its not efficient.

to chromiumleaf:

so that rom is no longer in development? crraaappp.

anyone have any ideas on how to port over his dialer, or ANY sense dialer that is still lag free as the AOSP? my whole reason for rooting and flashing was for the dialer lag.. it was stupid waiting 20 seconds for a call to connect. but now i've lost the efficient method of calling people.

and yes people (including in the irc channel) are saying "boo hoo go cry" etc etc... but thats really ****ing stupid.. 5 button pushes to make a call without voice? i think people forget this is A PHONE first and foremost.

anyways, the green button and then mag button combo are the best solution, albiet a workaround for now.

dialer one still contains lag for me so that options out.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tejasrichard:
When I first switched to AOSP, I missed HTC's dialer a lot....then I found Dialer One. Orders of magnitude better, my friend, orders of magnitude. It is just as smooth and functional as HTC's with far more customization. For instance, I like having my wallpaper as the background for EVERYTHING. My apps in the app drawer appear over my wallpaper, and when I dial, the contacts and their numbers do, too. Being able to easily edit the color of the text in the dialer means that this works with virtually any wallpaper. There is not one thing that I have found that HTC's dialer does better. Nothing. Not integration, not smoothness, not reliability, not speed...NOTHING.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ironhorse86:
u dont experience any lag on the htc hero? i experience some lag when haptic feedback/ vibration was enabled that turned me away. i tried it once the hero cdma got 2.1 and i saw no difference in lag, then i saw slightly less with 2.2 / cm6, but still.. i need no lag when my phone needs to be a phone and not surf the web. meaning calling people.

idk. i might try an alternative kernel to see if it helps with the dialer one lag.
[Captivate General] soklean:
i installed the lag fix on my phone today and after rebooting the screen is black it makes the boot up sounds but nothing follows. the bottom buttons work and light up, it connects via adb but i cannot access SU mode.

i also did the adb shell to allow non market apps to be installed and the funny thing is i cannot access clockworkmod recovery.

Can someone help me boot up into clockworkmod recovery when i boot up vol+and vol- it takes me to the orginal recovery.:confused::confused:
[Captivate General] max_warheads:
Which rom are/were you running? I897UCJF6/JH2, or an I9000 variant?

Which lagfix did you use?
[Captivate General] Kagoshema:
try selecting reload packages in the stock recovery, for me that takes me into clockwork
[Captivate General] socal_brandon:
I'd also be interested in a potential fix for this issue. I have a vibrant, however my co-worker has the captivate, and hit this same issue. Can't get SU via ADB. Can boot into recovery, and download mode, but would prefer to get back into the OS without reflashing if possible. He used the .bat file provided for RyanZA's lag fix. I'm not sure which version. He's also running the original stock Captivate firmware.
[Captivate General] max_warheads:
Do your SD cards mount when plugged into a computer?

Can you access /sdcard via adb shell?
[Captivate General] socal_brandon:
Yep!

Both /sdcard and /sdcard/sd mount and are accessible via adb shell. I'm assuming that I can't run su as it depends on the "allow" button being clicked through superuser.apk. I of course can't click that without a working screen ;)

I'm wondering if a version of su that doesn't use superuser.apk would allow me to get in there and undo the lagfix.
[Captivate General] max_warheads:
Well if you knew the exact lagfix version and type you used, you might be able to get that packaged into an update.zip that would remove the fix for you... albeit, if you're not 100% certain, it could wax all your application data.

If it was RyanZA/Tatuyama/Zilch/Myself tweaking the lag fix, it's very dependent on *which* version it was. But, I might be able to whip a removal tool.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] g29er:
I notice on Quadrant that it includes devices like the Nexus One and the Droid X.

Why isnt the Evo included in Quadrant scores? It would be cool to see how our devices stack up against it.

Is there another benchmark app the pits the HD2 against the EVO?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] area5x1:
Because the Evo uses the exact same system-on-a-chip as the Nexus One.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] Monfro:
Another OC program

There is also this Overclock Tool:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7463284&postcount=162

I haven't tried it yet, but it should work with our Raphael, and also on battery power.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] zai_hkman:
I'm using touchpro and newest energy cookie rom.

Tried the method mentioned by b0z0k. Set level 35 for the 1st trial

Apps tried list:

Youtube

Opera

text message

File explorer

excel mobile

google mpas

teeter

window media player (not the music tab in sense)

lockup when playing teeter and music (the sense one). However, for other programs, it was just working brilliantly.

Really hope my experience can help.

After turning it to level 35, the device looks quite stable but i haven't tried any levels upper than that.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] b0z0k:
Yes, i just tried Energy ROM 1-2 days & Overclock works like a charm. Don't hestitate to use higher freq.. i found out that the best stable freq in my device are @ 748.8. 787 will instantly freeze my TP, 768 works but many apps crashing, 748.8 works very well with FpseCE :p

What i did, is try the newest energy ROM (rel. 23673, GTX, dinik version) & it all work like a charm. Sure, i still got occasional SOD but it's waaaaaaayyyyyy better than having to OC in Laptiop USB only..

So i think the issue i had earlier is definitely with the ROM (I think TAEL rom has some kind of energy saving script that keeps telling the CPU what clock it's running -- even when setCPUspeed already installed)

After i change to Energy Rom rel. 23673, on battery power, MSM7kCPUspeed+setCPUspeed v1.0d runs just as smoothly as AC power. I get occasional SOD only when exiting Fpsece (it makes the CPu drop to 384 Mhz then it froze). Using WMP, TCPMP, & other apps that usually crashes on TAEL v5 did NOT give me the "freeze" :p

@ 748.8 Mhz FPSEce gives me 5-8 fps boost with no frameskip , with frameskip i can play Final Fantasy Tactics @ 50 fps with no noticable errors (about 29 fps in landscape no frame skip)

And that makes me...

:D --> very happy TP owner

p.s. a little trick when having a non OC applicable ROM is to use your GPS programs (garmin, sygic, etc), minimize them, & run MSM7kcpuspeed to OC your device. this usually works ok.. Just a very bad battery consumption :p

& dont forget to change back to 604 Mhz before shutting down your GPS program & then u can power off the screen -- or else u get the SOD.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] zai_hkman:
An update on usage:

I've just flashed to the updated rom for energy(Aug18 Cookie 23678)

After that, I overclock the device by the previous method.

I found that the device freezes everytime when i receive calls. Therefore,I have to remove the setcpu.ink in the window to stop overclocking. Anyone has figured out why the device freezes on some program but behave normal for the most of the time?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] hartleyshc:
This is the biggest problem I have. Theres certain parts of the day while working that I use my phone a lot, and the SOD's with phone can cause me to miss calls or be unable to place a call (SOD while dialing).

Im still waiting for some sort of option to totally disable itself when a named program is run.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] b0z0k:
Just about 2-3 days now i have SOD while dialing too.. I don't know what's causing it, but i can confirm that after a fresh ROM flash (energy build 23673) i CAN dial in my phone while overclocked @ 768 Mhz.. After a lot of install, trial, etc now i have SOD EVERYTIME i dial in phone dialer.

p.s. before SOD's occured i just set up my GPRS/3G connection for my carrier.. i wonder if this is the cause?
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] hartleyshc:
Maybe.. I do the carrier auto-setup once i boot a new rom. (AT&T USA). It might be some settings in there messing with it.

The test I do to see if it freezes is this: Call my voicemail (google voice) and just keep hitting "7" a bunch of times and see if it freezes.

Ive also tried various phone canvases. Have tried the new one currently being cooked into NRG roms (aug 18th) before it was cooked in, will try again now to see if anything has changed.

edit: I have also been following and trying all versions of iwfratz's overclock tool, and compatibility actually seems to get worse with each new release. the original version would crash after a while at the stock 650, which on my TP its much more stable at 633. But with current versions (1.5) it crashes immediately after setting the overclock, a version or two ago it would run, but would still crash when using the phone app.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] BikerBoy030:
i use nrg rom 21914 and overclock with msm7kcpu speed +setup cpu 1.0d.

4 "bugs/problem@729,6Mhz":

-phone works great, untill i receve a call, than the phone hangs.

-also the phone hangs, when i will use nitrogen 1.1 to listen to music.

-and the phone hangs, when my alert goes on and i have the lockscreen activatet.

-when i receve a mms and downloaded it, the phone hangs also

after the hang, i need to put the batterie out of the tp to restart....

@ ~746 the phone starts but sense restarts again and again...but in the 6.august of nrg rom, i thought this speed works also ...

maybe someone know an answere.

I love the speed i wouldn't miss it...i already sold my Acer s200, because it is crap :D
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] b0z0k:
New Method, No Freeze in Phone dialer, but battery more inefficient

New Method, No Freeze in Phone dialer, but battery more inefficient

I have tried SetCPUspeed v1.0d & it made the Overclock working BUT i dont know why every time I open dialer screen or an SMS came, it always freezes.

I think it has to do with the fact that WinMo in our TP consistantly checking the speed/ frequency of our MSM.

The only way we can bypass this :

1. When we connect to our laptop (activesync) -- when we connect Raph to PC & it starts sync-ing in activesync, the speed/ freq check disabled, this is an exploit that we can use to overclock safely. BUT..

We do need our laptop / PC to do this (we can't overclock when we're traveling & want to play FpseCE in full speed ^^)

2. THE NEW METHOD -- more battery draining though.. We can bypass the freq check using GPS module. When the GPS is ON, the speed check is disabled. This way, even when we're traveling, we can still Overclock our Raph safely (wont freeze when opening dialer / receivinf SMS.

But, it's still opening GPS module, it's a battery drainer. In my experience it's about 20% faster draining the battery. Use HTC GPS tool & choose "open port"

What i do is :

when the phone is not used (deep sleep), i don't use the Overclock. When i want to use something in my phone & i want to boost it's speed i will turn on HTC GPS tool & overclock my phone to 729,6 (the most stable for me). When i'm done & want to put my phone to sleep, i made my MSM7kCPUSpeed to 604 Mhz (safe speed, wont freeze) & i turn off the GPStool.

When i press the power button the freq will change to 528 Mhz again & the battery consumption became normal again. ^^

It's a turn around from the problem we're facing.. but Hey, i got to play Final Fantasy Tactics @ nearly full speed ^^
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] zai_hkman:
After a little testing, no freezes anymore.^^

However, if we disable the frequency check, we are not able to stablize the frequency.

What I mean is that sometimes after a call or running some programs, the frequency will drop to about 355 and I have to open MSM7kcpuspeed again to adjust the frequency.

Anyway, this is really a breakthough for overclocking out TP.
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] BikerBoy030:
still got bugs:(

I love the increase of speed, when the device is overclocked.

But i got still bugs.

When i want to listen to music, it hangs after about 1-2 secounds. i don't know why.

Maybe you can help me with this problem, because i dont want to have only 527mhz.

my settings:

my BootTime = 90000

CheckTime = 20

Command = 0

PerfomanceLevel = 38

ScreenOffPerfomanceLevel = 27

SettlingTime = 10

best regards
[Touch Pro, Fuze General] BikerBoy030:
i know it's an old thread, but is any new way public to overclock the touch pro?

atm i need to use it @ normal speed, because it is really buggy @ overclocked=/
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bob6789x:
I use xiialive to stream my DI.FM premium channels on my phone all the time, but if the screen goes off (sleep) it is about 10 seconds later (assuming it's buffered) the stream stops and skips til it eventually won't restart. This does not occur on 3G, only wifi. I have done additional testing with other apps with the same exact results. Also, if the phone is plugged in to the computer or wall charger, the stream stays on just fine even with the screen off when charging. I have checked and made sure in the wifi advanced settings to put wifi sleep to never, which makes no difference it appears. Anyone have a suggestion?

Edit: Forgot to put what I am using lol. It's an HTC EVO running OMJ's Froyo 2.2 rom on kingklicks #6 kernel. I also went back to stock kernel and also tried netarchy's kernel with the same streaming issue over wifi.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bob6789x:
Anyone? I am really curious how to fix this issue without leaving the screen on and demolishing the battery.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bludragon742:
How did you get XiiaLive to stream DI.fm premium? I always get a "bad playlist" error. Tell me what I need to do and I'll try to help you troubleshoot.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bob6789x:
What I did was play the stream in iTunes. If you click get info on the stream that is playing it gives s URL with a long string of random character (your DI.FM ID number for premium) which can then be added to XiiaLive app. Just go favorites then tap add favorite and you paste in the URL. I sent it to myself via email and copy and pasted it into xiialive to make it easier.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drmacinyasha:
What he's saying, is that the AAC+ streams (what most people use now) don't work. That's because the 2.2 OTA for the EVO screwed up Froyo's AAC+ support even more, and XiiaLive's developer disabled it. If you have a ROM with Google's AAC+ fix added, you can just change your model number in your build.prop, or else change your model number and disable Stagefright for AAC+ streams (full instructions here)

As for the original problem: WiFi automatically turns off after a few moments of your screen being off. This is true on pretty much every smartphone. You have five choices:

1) Set WiFi to not turn off automatically.

2) Set your screen to not turn off automatically.

3) Keep your EVO plugged in.

4) Put together your own ROM and kernel, and modify the timeout for the WiFi auto-shut off to be a lot longer.

5) Use 3G/4G.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bob6789x:
My old iPhone 3G did this flawlessly for 2 years over WiFi. It should only sleep when not in use regardless of the screen being off.

1) Already mentioned it is.

2) Drains insane amounts of battery.

3) Don't always have a cord with me to plug it in... hassle?

4) I only know PHP and some Java, pretty sure neither of those would get me anywhere on writing my own stuff.

5) Already use that method via 3G (4G not in my city) except the DI.FM premium stations come in at a much higher bit rate and tend to break every minute or two and have to re-buffer.

I don't want to sound mean or anything, but none of those are viable options to fix my issue. I assumed there would be a work around to fix this issue that isn't a nuisance or a battery drainer, but maybe I am wrong.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drmacinyasha:
Sorry, but there is no fix for you then. Also, are you attempting to use the high-end MP3 streams or something? 128kbps AAC+ never skips or buffers for me on 3G, even at -109dB.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bob6789x:
Well that is why I was asking, buy someone might know a fix that you don't as well. And yes, I am using the 256kbps MP3 stream. I know that is a bit much to ask of 3G and the reason I wanted to use the WiFi. Some days it plays for hours on 3G without a hitch and other days it buffers every couple minutes. I would prefer to use the 128AAC stream, but disabling the stage-fright thing screws with my youtubes. Just having iPhone withdraws from when I listened to DI.FM premium (also in AAC) all day via WiFi.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drmacinyasha:
You can use CM6 which has Google's fix for Stagefright's AAC+ issues. But hey, your choice.

--Swyped from my EVO using XDA App.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bob6789x:
I wonder how long before the "fix" that is in CM6 makes it into sense ROMs though?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drmacinyasha:
Ha. Yeah, not going to happen until either the ROM makers start caring, or Gingerbread comes out. Seriously.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bob6789x:
Is this a rooted issue only, or can no 2.2 updated phone play AAC streams? If it's the later, then I would think there would be a tiny patch from sprint to fix it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drmacinyasha:
Sprint/HTC isn't going to patch it unless it's in the to-be-released Fresh claims to have gotten a hold of.

CM6 is the only Froyo ROM with the AAC+ patch.

Your only other alternative is to not use AAC+, or set media.stagefright.enable-http=false.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bob6789x:
Ok. Well thanks for your help.