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[Desire Themes and Apps] UltraLinx:
Sorry to be a pain in the butt.

But you are wrong.

If you looked at my original thread properly I have separated the themes, there is one with still all the Sense UI stuff with the notification bar modded only.

And can you please not re-locate my modded apps to somewhere else.

Remove this please.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ilya.glants:
Some folders that you can clear once in a while to free internal space?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] potter1984:
Wrong place to ask try the QUESTIONS forum... ....... .....
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV General] phry:
Hi,

I hope I'm right here but since there's no general windows mobile forum I guess so.

My touch screen has decalibrated in a matter that I can't reach the start button with stylus (and hence not start a new calibration) - is there any other way to start calibration without a hard reset?

Thanks guys!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Deltatristar500:
Hi, with coreplayer you have settings for 16:9 and 16:9PAL, seems like PAL flattens the movie a bit more...but what is the real difference with the two settings and which one is best with the TP2 screen?
[Omnia II Themes and Apps] IannEefje:
Hi all,

I've got this exe called 'celldoom.exe'. It's a program to play the old Doom games :D It's originally designed for phones with a keypad. As I am using a Omnia II, I don't have a keypad only a touchscreen.

You also need a Doom wad offcourse.

I'm using Doom2.wad

Just put the celldoom.exe and Doom2.wad on your phone, doesn't matter where. Go to your explorer and click on celldoom.exe.

You will see that the game will start. Wait for a while ... As you will see, the game plays very nicely.

the left phone button on your Omnia II will rotate the screen

the right phone button and the middle cube will pop up the menu

And that's all you can do ... :(

To quit the game, you'll have to press your camera button so the camera will start. The camera will be slow as Doom is still playing at the background. Just press the right phone button so that everything goes away and close the doom program with taskmanager.

So here's my question, are there people in this forum that can make an on-screen keypad or something similar so we all can play the Classic Doom games?

Thanks in advance

Link to get celldoom

link to get Celldoom.exe. Download the trail version, dowload and open archive, inside the map called 'Celldoom Installer' you'll find the exe and just extract the celldoom.exe to your phone. To get doom wads ... google is your friend ;)
[Vibrant General] sfsilicon:
Started happening the other day. I was using WiFi and didn't notice that my 3G/Edge icons had disappeared. Last night I turned of WiFi at home and noticed the problem because I didn't have any data connection.

Tried everything beyond a factory reset. Did some trouble shooting with Tmobile (including a reset on their side) and next step is to do the reset.

Only thing that I can think of effecting the phone recently was installing a battery saver app (battery fu from the market) that supposedly controls data access to save energy. I uninstalled it and did a recent but the data problem still exists.

Anyone experience this problem or have other suggestions how to troubleshoot? Outside of my 30 days. Stock phone.
[Vibrant General] shadow300z:
If it's the same thing that happens to me a couple times a day, this is the fix:

Go to settings -> wireless and network ->mobile networks -> access point names. Push menu button and choose reset to default.

For some reason, after the standard epc.tmboile.com it adds wpn-disabled or something to that effect in the APN.
[Vibrant General] sfsilicon:
Thanks for your tip. That was exactly the problem, but in my case it had something along the lines of batteryfu disabled. After switching back to internet + mms, everything is back to normal.

What a crappy application batteryfu is when it doesn't clean-up after itself. I'm going back and giving the app a very negative review.
[Vibrant General] henreeg:
This happened to me. I went to Go to settings -> wireless and network ->mobile networks -> access point names and under T-Mobile US there was "epc.tmobile.com[disbaled].

I clicked it though, and all the way down, I clicked APN type.

I selected Internet+MMS and my 3G icon came back.

Everything was working.

I still had the [disabled] in brackets... so I did the "Reset to Default" and it changed back to normal.

Been searching this ALL DAY today... and fixed it. I finally found this thread. Too late... but good to know.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] YoungSinema:
I've searched, and searched, and searched some more.

I'm trying to create an update zip, but I keep getting this error:

E:Syntax error in update script

I'm trying to flash a com.htc.resources.apk that I modifies because I lose my ability to sign in gapps and I lose all my contacts when I push it. My update-script is in /META-INF/com/google/android. I edited it with notepad

THIS IS MY SCRIPT:

show_progress 0.1 0

copy_dir PACKAGE:system SYSTEM:

show_progress 0.1 10

What am I doing wrong?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] GinoAMelone:
I suspect this is your problem. Windows uses a different indicator for the end-of-line (EOL) than UNIX/Linux/Android.

Specifically, Windows uses a Carriage Return (CR) followed by a Line Feed (LF) whereas UNIX(ish) uses just a LF. The CR is seen by the UNIX system as just part of the command. But, one it doesn't know how to process.

I'm guessing you don't have CYGWIN or the like handy. Nor do you have a Linux system. So, the easiest solution would be to use a text editor that knows the difference. Hmm. Let me check something...

As I suspected, it looks like my favorite text editor can handle it. Notepad++. Google can find it for you. The setting is in Settings->Preferences->New Document/Default Directory->Format.

However, if you use Notepad++ for anything else, make sure you use the appropriate setting. Many windows programs will get very confused with UNIX EOLs. If the file is correct, it should appear to be smashed into one line when you open it with Notepad.

Oh yeah, I think WordPad might be able to cope. Not sure.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] YoungSinema:
Notepad++ works perfectly. Thanks. Also, I was able to take a theme that I download from someone else and make the necessary changes and flash it. Thanks for your help.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] jsngrimm:
------------------------------Intro----------------------------------------

If anyone has ever tried to run quake3ce with win mobile on the tilt, IT SUCKS and sometimes it wont work at all. BUT i discovered that it is fairly playable with android. just thought id write this guide to help some people get it working.

---------------------------Assumptions------------------------------------

1) you know how to flash stuff to the phones ROM

2) you have a way of putting stuff on SD card

----------------------------Installing--------------------------------------

1) get the very latest radio,hardspl,and kernel and flash them to your kaiser

2) flash your phone with android if you havent yet (i use the latest cyanogenmod 6 froyo, with a few tries everything works)

2.5) fiddle around a bit if things like market in cyanogenmod dont work (i tried intsalling other builds and reinstalling cyanogen and it eventually worked)

3) install kwaak3_test_v11d.apk (attatched) to your device.

4) make the folders \quake3\baseq3 on your SD

5) copy quake 3 files from your pc pak0-pak8.pak to the baseq3 folder

--------------------------Performance Tweaking---------------------------

For best performance:

(in setup,system menu)

1) set video mode to 320x240

2) set color depth and texture quality to 16 bit

3) set lighting to vertex

4) set geometric detail to low

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Hope this helps some people. cheers :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
[Review & How-to] Use ADB Wirelessly and How to Remove Carrier Bloatware from Android

I think this could go in a few of the different forums, but I'll stick it in here and the mods can decide.

I’m getting excited about all the apps that are letting me do things wirelessly on Android. SwiFTP made things a lot easier with its ability to set up your phone as a server that you can connect to from your PC. Today, we’ll take a look at adbWireless, which in essence does the same thing, but adds the ability to use adb wirelessly. The most important thing, for many, that this will allow you to do is remove carrier bloatware, that is, get rid of preinstalled apps. In today’s video, I’ll show you how to use adbWireless and how to remove preinstalled apps so that you can have your phone running in tip top shape.

How to Remove Carrier Bloatware from Android
[EVO 4G Android Development] sombdy:
"How to use an app" and promoting of great app finds belongs in the "themes and apps" forum. Hacking the phone outside of just using an app is what belongs here.
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
Exactly, which is part of the video. Did you watch it. There's a whole hacking section about removing bloatware. Thats part of development, no?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Doward:
I don't know if I'd consider remounting the fs to be development. Nevertheless, good job showing the newbs.

I'll make one small addition though - if you can't delete anything from /system/app, exit the adb shell and run:

adb remount -ro

That mounts the filesystem as read / write so that you can make changes. I'd suggest doing:

adb remount -r when finished.

ALSO - Why the hell do you mention Terminal for Mac, and Command Line for Windows, but leave the Linux crew out??? ;)
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
touche my friend :P my bad lol.

and yeah its not development per se, but definitely not any of the other topics.

and good point. now that i think of it, i'm not sure why it let me do it since i didnt remount as read/write :P
[EVO 4G Android Development] Clay333:
Very nice app. I will be trying it soon.

There is actually another very simple way to remove bloatware that doesn't require a computer.

First off, you must have a rooted phone.

Then install titanium backup and allow superuser permissions.

Go into settings and enable chuck Norris mode.

Then just find any app you want gone, click it and press uninstall.

Just offering another way to solve the same problem. Great app tho. It will definitely be worth trying.
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
Yeah Chuck Norris mode for TB came out after I made this vid. Definitely gonna include it in my TB review
[EVO 4G Android Development] xlGmanlx:
@ OP, nice find!! i got tired of that having to plug in just to run ADB, using this from now on. Do you know if it breaks anything by removing required apk's?

dude, let the mods be mods. Why does everyone try and be the forum police?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Clay333:
Oh Ok, I didn't realize it had been updated to include it. Either way I was not trying to down your thead/video, the wireless ADB is nice. I have actually used it a few times since I was the video and really like it. Great find!!

System apps can also be deleted through root explorer. JUST BE CAREFUL and have a backup before you start playing around in the system folder.
[EVO 4G Android Development] nabbed:
Why is the wireless connection required?

Do the phone and the adb computer need to be on the same subnet?

Can this be done over ip?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Andy S:
I saw adbwireless on a blog this morning. The obvious use for me was to put the android-sdk folder on a USB drive that I keep on my keyring so that if I need to do something from another PC, I don't have to download and find the sdk. I can then connect the phone wirelessly after launching a cmd prompt from the USB drive. Makes it great for my work laptop, where I don't want those files sitting around to be scanned.
[EVO 4G Android Development] islandreamer:
Thanks for the info on the app it works great. The only problem I had was in the adb command. Could never use it on my macbook pro always had to go the darkside to do adb commands. After watching your video noticed that you placed a ./adb connect ip: port. I was missing the ./ to get the adb commands to work. So not only did this show me a great app but also taught me how to use adb in terminal.
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
I LOVE your use of this. Great tip!!! I'm gonna set this up asap :)

I'm glad I could help! Yeah its a minor little thing, but it makes everything work :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] xlGmanlx:
genius! Loading this up as we speak as well
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuroud:
I have a Topaz T5353 with Android installed only, but Android is with many problems, is to install Windows 6.5 on it? I can not install the methods of the forum because the pc does not recognize him, only the contents of the SD Card.

How do I become root? I wanted to upgrade at least the new version for Android.

Any help appreciate.

Thanks
[HD2 General] babich25:
set your synch schedule to manual for all: email, pc, microsoft my phone... that should do the trick.
[HD2 General] fighter7139:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=423540
[About XDA developers] svetius:
Recently we've been the target (via PM and email) of a coordinated effort by some users to get XDA to add an iPhone forum. This intensified a bit recently with the "jailbreaking is legal" news that came out a few weeks ago. We also recently “lost” a behind-the-scenes guy at XDA to the iPhone (someone who had donated countless hours to helping with site development and bug fixes).

Despite his pleading, some of the mods and I decided earlier this month that xda-developers is NOT the place for detailed iPhone discussion. There's just too much going on here. XDA is still digesting the move to add non-HTC WinMo/Android devices. And the site is just too darn big already!

With all that said: many of you know that we also own the iPhone-Developers.com domain. It was purchased years ago—mostly as a joke. Now, with the maturation of the iPhone community (in particular, the independent developer and jailbreak community) we are going to dust it off and launch an XDA sister site. The goal is to try to replicate the XDA feel while keeping XDA itself free of iPhone-related clutter. We see it as a win/win for everyone (iPhone lovers and haters alike). The aim of the site is to demystify jailbreaking and to make iPhone development more mainstream. Millions of people have benefited from the development work that has taken place at XDA over the last decade, and we want to bring these same benefits to iPhone owners.

If you are excited by this move, please keep your expectations in check: The site will be totally separate from XDA (separate mods, servers, everything) and will probably be somewhat "Wild West" to start out (like XDA in the early years). We have assigned a new admin—the former XDA tech volunteer referenced above. His user name is Arbre, and he also is doing all the tech development for the site. He hopes to have it launched (at least in beta form) in September.

We are looking for a few people to help get things started in the new forums. If you’ve got any jailbreak/development experience on the iPhone and want to help out just PM Arbre and he’ll get in touch with you when we’re closer to a beta launch.
[About XDA developers] Captainkrtek:
PM'd him already :)
[About XDA developers] lemonspeakers:
Is there anyway to make a poll to see if anyone else is interested to the success of iphone-developers.com?

I already feel as though making another forum for iphone users is redundant since there is already tons of other ones light-years ahead on the web.

Think about how many successful "xda" look-a-likes are out there **Coughs... htc-pedia** <<-- NotMuch.

I just don't think it will be worth the effort, to be honest. Is there another thread where others are discussing this?
[About XDA developers] HerZika:
Looks like nobody cares.
[About XDA developers] svetius:
Maybe you're right. But the launch of the site has been totally funded by a donor. We hope we create a somewhat unique vibe over there. But if not, then it hasn't hurt anyone. :cool:
[About XDA developers] Arbre:
As the one who is actually building and running iphone-developers, I can tell you that for me it is definitely worth the effort. To even have the chance at creating something like xda for the iphone is incredibly exciting.

The only reason I got svetius and the site owners to consider this project in the first place was because of the number of requests we've gotten to add iphone forums -- it turns out a lot of xda users have iphones, and many have even switched altogether. Creating a new site for these people makes a lot of sense (to me at least).

Plus, as svetius said, there is really nothing to lose by trying. I'm the one bearing all of the work, and if you're not interested in apple products then xda will be the exact same as usual :-)

-- Arbre
[About XDA developers] MordyT:
I'm just wondering if you are going to bridge the two sites together, so that registered on one is registered on the other etc.
[About XDA developers] the_scotsman:
I doubt it...he said they will be completely separate, including separate servers etc...

I'm not an iphone person at all, but sounds like it will be very successful, with the xda name behind it!
[About XDA developers] lemonspeakers:
That is a great question. I hope that this is possible. This way it also retains our reputation instead of starting from scratch while claiming that you are so and so.
[About XDA developers] twolf:
Excelent news!!!!

I'm slowly porting my apps (adding some more bling) to the iPhone with flash CS5, only made a beta of flashlight so far, but was hopping for the greatness of a XDA forum-like to "bind" all scatered users out there, in a way that only XDA can.

:)

Cant wait for it...
[About XDA developers] MikeChannon:
There are of course many other iPhone sites around as indeed there are for WM / Android etc. Included in that there is also a range of good and poor quality. However, we often talk about our "Community" here at xda-devs and this combined with good quality content is what defines a good forum site. Creating, the right atmosphere combined with quality content is what will also make or break a new iPhone site. It really doesn't matter about the volume of other sites if you can create a better feel in a new site people will move.

We should also not forget that there has been a 200% rise in the smartphone market over the past year and 93% of that has come from the iPhone. Consequently there is a vast and ever increasing number of potential members who have not established a loyalty to already existing sites.

Good luck to Arbre in getting this going, though I'm sure he doesn't need it:)

Mike
[About XDA developers] l3it3r:
I'm very interested as I have recently seen the light and ditched WinMo on my Tilt 2 for the iPhone 4
[About XDA developers] svetius:
We're trying to link the user databases of XDA and iPhone-Developers so that if you want, you can transfer your XDA account.
[About XDA developers] MordyT:
It is defiantly possible, and several sites exist today that show off that ability. I am glad you are looking into the option, as that will boost the amount of people who are active there.
[About XDA developers] mic_888:
Looking forward to seeing this go live! Hopefully it will encompass the same community feel that XDA has nurtured and grown :)

Plus if XDA members who are interested in the iPhone also register with the IPD forum, we will bump into members with whom we may already be acquainted :D So we will have a ready made 'starting' community!
[About XDA developers] refthemc:
This actually sounds like a great idea, imagine the development that will come out of this
[About XDA developers] egzthunder1:
That's kinda the idea :)
[About XDA developers] Diamond_dawg:
soon we will have android on the iphone 4 cuz of xda members

and yes i know android is there for iphone 3g
[About XDA developers] adriafix:
What a great news

Excelent news!!!!

Since i bought my iphone, i no longer visit xda developers but now everything will be diferent.

Can´t wait :)
[About XDA developers] witch1:
This is GREAT news!:D
[About XDA developers] ericc191:
This is a great idea
[About XDA developers] denco7:
I currently have a 3gs , my third iphone, ( as well as my trusty old Kaiser that is my business phone ) it of course is jailbroken and I will be upgrading as soon as the next model ( with a working antenna ) comes out. Have been an Apple fanboy for 25+ years. Also have a jailbroken ipod.

Been a lurker/member here for three years, with three years and over 2700 posts of experience helping people here with their WM phones and over 2000 posts over at the old HTCwiki , helping out over there with new users, I applied to be a Mod here to continue helping my fellow members and was told " thanks but no thanks ". No thanks for your past 2 ++ years of help.

Since that snub, I can count on two hands , how many times I have been back here to help. While the iphone forum will be as good as the people that contribute, I can tell you that I will not be one of them.

Trust me when I say from experience, that Apple people and iphone " fanboys are fiercely loyal to Apple and their iphones, the jailbreaking community is less loyal to Apple, but still understand that Steve Jobs provides them with their hardware and OS. Is XDA up to the task ?

I guess we will see, I just know they have lost me as a loyal contributer.

Oh by the way, we STILL don't have a Mod in the Kaiser forum that actually uses a Kaiser as their primary device. A double snub I guess.
[About XDA developers] egzthunder1:
I beg to differ with you on this. Most mods still own or have owned a Kaiser over the past few years. If any help is needed over there, let us know and we will take any action needed to correct the issues.
[About XDA developers] Mr. Clown:
+1, I help regularly in the kaiser forums and I still use/own my kaiser :)
[About XDA developers] denco7:
........and I still have my Wizard and Hermes packed away somewhere too, but I can't remember the last time I flashed them with the newest rom or software. My best answers to any people that are still using their Wizard or Hermes would be the same, " I seem to remember there being an app for that...... " or "back when I used my Wizard regularly, I did it this way. I don't know if there is a newer app for that...." or " I haven't really tried that rom because I don't actively flash that phone anymore but .............. "

My point being that, the powers that be should make every effort to get a Mod in every forum who uses the device as their PRIMARY device.As I don't frequent this site much anymore, I have no idea what if any problems there are in the Kaiser forum, as that wasn't my point.
[About XDA developers] necoo:
Maybe you're right. But the launch of the site has been totally funded by a donor. We hope we create a somewhat unique vibe over there. But if not, then it hasn't hurt anyone.

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[About XDA developers] apristel:
Should talk to Kyle (poeticfolly) over at modmyi.com if you need any cool iphone stuff...some brilliant people over there.
[About XDA developers] egzthunder1:
I understood your point perfectly as I used to feel the same way about the Blue Angel and Vogue forums. When I became a mod, I realized something rather important... all mods have "home" forums (normally the ones for their regular/daily use devices), but the problem is that our efforts (due to the fact that not all of us are here 24/7) we are required to be all over the other forums as well. If the section in question is not heavy in terms of issues, the assigned moderator(s) will likely be elsewhere. The introduction of Forum Specific Moderators is an attempt to fixing this issue, which in turn frees Senior Moderators up to be all over the place as well. With this in mind, there is an Assigned Forum mod over there as well, Binary100100. I don't know if he uses this as his primary device or not, but he has that section assigned to him for a reason.
[About XDA developers] twolf:
First wallpaper?

hehehe...