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[Galaxy S I9000 General] digitalhater:
Thank you both!

Can you let me know if by rooting your phone you're loosing warranty? Are there any ways to get back to "factory state" if you'd want to take the phone to warranty?

some sort of HSPL for winmobile or something?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] pharaohdk:
ofc you loose warranty, just like with any other phone.

Just flash a new stock firmware and click re-partition if you have to hand it in some place. should remove any trace of it.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Prufrock:
Sony's already put out a firmware update to stop "jailbreaking", so I doubt it will be possible once your PS3 has hooked up to the net and updated itself.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AllGamer:
both rooting and unlocking can be undone easily, to not void warranty
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BillShepp:
Hi, All,

When I'm browsing my Captivate from my MacBook, I only see directories, no individual files. Any idea why? I'm able to browse my Nokia E71 and see files with no problems.

Thanks,

Bill
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] no_fuse:
Totally thread necromancy here but I have the exact same problem. I can drag new files into the bluetooth file exchange window and they do show up on the phone's storage but the operation completes with no feedback. I cannot get the phone itself to send a file via bluetooth to the Macbook, however. I've tried watching the logs both in ADB and watching the system.log on the Macbook. Nothing really useful shows up.

I'm running stock Froyo on the phone and 10.7 on my new MacBook Air.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brossow:
Same as the above. Anyone have a solution?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freshko:
Does anyone know why certian application, which use data connection (3G) works properly. Examples: Opera Mini, FB Application, Fancy Widget...

while some do not work. Examples: Daily Briefing, Skyfire, Default Internet application. I get: Page can not be displayed or Connetion Error.

It is interesting that if I am using WiFi, all application works without problems.

I had many different ROMs and it is always the same.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
i don't think it's an application error

rather an issue with the APN settings

what are the APN settings for your cell phone network operator?

did you configure it in Settings?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] freshko:
Of course I did. I am using setting from my mobile provider.

It looks like some ports are blocked because when I go into Internet app. and go to google.com I can see that there is some data transfering because the icon of 3g is red and green, also there is the green progress bar in Internet app. loading. However, after 10 seconds of doing this I get: Page is unavailable.

Completely the same in SkyFire.

On the other hand, with Opera Mini it works as it should. The page is loaded correctly.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
yes, i've heard reports from other people with similar issues with some cell phone providers

try with opera mini, opera mini works differently, you might be able to bypass the blocks with opera mini
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ickyboo:
Something tells me you installed froyo and now back to eclair.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] banttu:
I was just about to post a new thread but this one had the same title.

Does anyone else have a data connection problem with JPK? It says my data connection is on but it wont let me use it.

This problem is very annoying and i would appreciate if someone could help me solve it.
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] dimitrisp:
i just copied the htc diamond psfreedom to my touch pro (just changed the startup.txt with raph) and that was it!!!
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] hamagc:
this needed a new thread? was the other thread on this topic not good enough?
[Touch Pro, Fuze Android Development] babijoee:
theres already a thread on this.

Closed
[General Questions and Answers] saintlyjinn:
I try very hard to use manila 2.5.2018(OBOE 1.04 SHIP)into my hd2 roms,but there is some problems with the manila alarm clock.That when I enter into ringtong selecting(shows below), It always shows the first one.And also it cannot alarm, the alarm only can be setted in System. Is there any solutions?

Pictures here:

http://www.darkforcesteam.com.cn/thread-15434-1-2.html
[General Questions and Answers] gaarry:
There is currently no fix for the 2018 alarm bug.
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] allenmkelso:
I recently downloaded two droid live wallpapers on my cdma hero running CM6 RC 1.. the problem is that everything loads in the loading screen except the eye and once I select it my background goes black then loads what ever wallpaper I had previously

XDA app on Hero running Froyo
[Hero CDMA Themes and Apps] xII v EnFamouz 2 IIx:
To get it to work go to this link and follow(only tested on cm6).I Did it but its not worth it.It makes your phone laggy

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6825691&postcount=73
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] theecho:
First let me note that all credit goes to FxN. I simply am updating the code for the Droid 2. Thank you for all the work you did FxN. Also, this is only for DeOdexed phones.

NOTE BEFORE YOU START:

Standard disclaimer, I don't guarantee anything that might happen after following these steps, and I mean anything!! These steps worked for me and I have tried to include every minute step!

1. Connect phone using USB and check that you can see your device using: adb devices

2. in your SDK/tools directory from command line do:

adb pull /system/framework/services.jar services.jar

3. Make a backup of the services.jar file that just popped in the tools folder just in case!

4. Download smali and baksmali from http://code.google.com/p/smali/ and place them in the tools folder. Rename the files to baksmali.jar and smali.jar to save on typing later

5. Open the services.jar file with something such as winrar or 7zip or whatever you prefer

6. Copy out the classes.dex file to your SKD/tools folder

7. run following from command line:

java -jar baksmali.jar -o classout/ classes.dex

8. Now browse to your new folders classout/com/android/server/status

9. Open the file StatusBarIcon.smali in something like notepad or context or any text editor

10. Locate a line that says: .line 61, under this line it should have something like:

const/high16 v6, -0x100

11. Change this to say:

const/high16 v6, -0x1

12. Save the file

13. Now back to the command line and from your SDK/tools folder run:

java -Xmx512M -jar smali.jar classout/ -o new-classes.dex

14. If the above finishes without errors you should have a file called new-classes.dex in your SDK/tools folder now that is the same size as your classes.dex file.

15. Rename the old classes.dex file to classes-old.dex and rename the new-classes.dex file to classes.dex

16. Open the services.jar file with your archiving tool again from step 5 and replace the existing classes.dex file with our new classes.dex we just created.

17. From command line run:

adb remount

18. also from command line:

adb push services.jar /system/framework/

19. Finally run:

adb shell reboot

On step 11, this is setting the font to red. If you want white change the line to

const v6, -0x1

Original FxN Post is sourced:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=549309
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] ghostlypickel:
Could you post a white services.jar?

I've been trying to get this to happen for a while. I thought it had to do with the method of deodexing, but it turns out it may be the services.jar itself. i've talked Xeudoxus, and he's going to take a look. Also, the way he's going to do it, will be incorporated into xUltimate, so that will make this process a billion times easier.
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] theecho:
Here you go.

Rename .rar to .jar
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] tgwaste:
does this change ALL status bar text to white or just the clock?

also, would it work on nondeodexed phones?
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] theecho:
Currently just the clock. As for the non-deodexed not sure..you should pull you current and push this and let us know:-P
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] tgwaste:
im not sure how this is valuable if the other statbar text is gonna remain black. :)
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] theecho:
have to start somewhere. Im working on the other portions just need to find where they are stored.
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] tgwaste:
i _thought_ they were in framework-res color but i think im wrong there.
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] theecho:
I know that there are some default values stored in the status_bar.xml as i have changed the active action such as preparing sd card and stuff like that. I am trying to at least change the date before proceeding with my theme.
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] tgwaste:
didnt work. guess it wont if you have:

services.jar

services.odex

not sure how to make them one file.
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] theecho:
http://www.droidxforums.com/forum/droid-x-themes/4620-how-manually-deodex-your-phone.html

check that out.
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] tgwaste:
this worked great thanks. gonna try the white services.jar soon. :)
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] tgwaste:
white services.jar works great. now if we can just get the rest of the text in white we can go back to the black bg themes :)
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] theecho:
all white status bar. Again change .rar to .jar
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] tgwaste:
getting closer.. notifications are still black text. :)
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] theecho:
do you mean the pictures? like the tiny icons?

Screenshot of new wifi icon:)
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] tgwaste:
i made some screen shots.. first one should say the sms text but its black so you dont see it.. second has some list items all black..
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] theecho:
those arent the status bar and are not controlled by services.jar.

Try this framework.apk and tell me if you sms text is white.
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] tgwaste:
yep, this fixed the notification colors to white. can you tell me what portion of this is for the color change so that i can only apply that portion.

do you know which file affects the dropdown list text colors?
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] theecho:
not yet i do not that was in the status_bar.xml located in res/layout/

hit me up on gtalk
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] tgwaste:
any idea what image handles the background for the provider name in the pulldown list?

nm: found it!
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] tgwaste:
I think the text color for pull-down notification menu is in here:

res/layout/status_bar_latest_event_content.xml

but i cant recompile so cant test :(
[Droid 2 Themes and Apps] theecho:
That is the same problem that I am having. I know where it is however cant get it to change and dont know what to hex edit to have it changed. I have also decompiled the apk but when i go to repack the apk i get an error.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mnfthyr:
Hey guys, this should be an interesting one for you!

So I got my Vibrant tethered to my Mac thanks so the DIY posted by siirial. No root needed! (Even though I'm rooted.) Major props.

Anyway, my apartment complex doesn't allow online gaming, so I decided to try to use tethering to get around it. (Stickin' it to the man! Sort of.)

So I'm writing this from my tethered connection;

1. I've allowed internet sharing on my Mac. [Sharing my connection from SAMSUNG_Android to computers using ethernet.]s

2. I've plugged in an ethernet cable from my PS3 to my Mac.

And that's where all the excitement ends.

Does anyone know how I can make this work? Is there something I need to enable on the Vibrant?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wildklymr:
If you had root, you could install the wireless tether hack found in the debelopment section. Forget running it through the mac. Itll act as its own wifi hotspot. Just connect the ps3 up to that. It uses wpa encryption and the security code is randomly generated every time you enable it.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g1ftmfw:
think you would have to go the mobilAP route. search out that thread and flash this app

Edit: it seems that it defaults to a NAT-3 and will limit functionally. There may be a way to get around that but I cannot find as of yet, hopefully someone will figure this out. It seems a bit sluggish to start but connects to playstation network and will display friends online, the network store and also allows me to view messageshowever when I started gta it boots me out once the multiplayer game begins

I think you would have to go the mobilAP route. search out that thread and flash this app.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] my fear:
im not real sure on mac but i use my vibrant to tether my ps3 and play call of duty mw2 perfectly fine on my windows comp. a little laggy sometimes but still very playable. all i did was tether it to my comp, enable internet sharing, then connected my ps3 to my comp, then setup the internet connection for wired on the ps3. works like a charm.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d_bot:
never tried with a ps3, but the Wireless AP app works flawless, it is built-into the Eugene roms. I have tethered 4 laptops on it before playing a lan game of CS:S on our drive to Cali. Freaking awesome, my phone the AP created a lan game and bam instant in-car gaming haha.

I don't see why the ps3 wouldn't see the android AP and be able to connect, I will try when i get home in a few min
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g1ftmfw:
Well let me know how you get past the Nat-3 issue that will boot me out of a multiplayer game of gta4 without using a laptop as a pass thru. I tried every setting combo I could and still get booted. It says right on the network settings page on the ps3 that Nat-3 is limiting functionality and seems to fail once you connect and attempt to use headset for online play.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d_bot:
yeah no dice on the wireless AP. the ps3 doesnt even see it :(
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nrfitchett4:
how can an apartment complex block online gaming???:(

I'm confused.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derhof:
I went through the trouble of phone using PDANet to laptop to PS3 through ethernet--major pain. I was looking through the development section and saw the MobileAP mod. Seriously, it's the easiest thing to use ever, but does require root. Works flawlessly so far and is super easy to set up. I tried to put the link, but can't because I'm new apparently. It's usually near the top on the first page in the dev section...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g1ftmfw:
but your in nat 3 which limits functionality, unless your are running different or manual and specific settings... care to share your methods? if you read above a few posts im connecting but in nat 3 it only allows some functions
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaSmittyman:
not that they do it on purpose most likely, but most apartment complexes run 1.0 mbps or slower to keep computers from hogging bandwidth. Which in turn makes it nearly impossible to play any online games, most 3G speeds are at 1.5 or 2.5 depending where you are.
[Vibrant General] 2012iawait:
As we all know the battery life sux...... I have tried everything replaced battery, replaced device, tried different roms. But the battery still drains like water. I miss iphone in this case. I think i will be selling this vibrant on ebay. May b i will get nexus one again
[Vibrant General] disturkis4u:
Thanks for creating an 'official' thread for this. I was worried that one of the 1000 battery threads weren't the official ones.
[Vibrant General] 2012iawait:
well now people wont have to create another 1000 because they can use this one.
[Vibrant General] zephiK:
Congratulations on your first post... and its a complaint. This isn't your blog :\
[Vibrant General] smashpunks:
My battery life ain't bad.

Have fun on that nexus with that washed out smiled screen that can't properly detect mt ..
[Vibrant General] disturkis4u:
=) don't you love swype?
[Vibrant General] lolcopter:
you're doing it wrong.

i've been unplugged for 1 day, 6 hours... and i'm sitting at just under 30%

i've been using wifi at work a lot though, so not much 3g data being pumped

edit: and good luck getting better battery life with the nexus!
[Vibrant General] vincent1190:
How you pulled that off?
[Vibrant General] KerryG:
Try not having a bunch of apps like email running that are constantly pulling data.

Evil Apps

GMAIL

Email

Facebook

Twitter

Any IM Client

Pandora
[Vibrant General] 2012iawait:
what u mean i m doing it wrong
[Vibrant General] pavvy:
To be fair, running a smartphone without e-mail synced would sort of defeat the purpose (for many). Though to the point of this "official" thread -- I'm thankfully happy with the battery life on my Vibrant, and I have Gmail, Twitter, etc. running.
[Vibrant General] ZombieDude00:
Let me guess you don't drain your phones battery either during its first use and let it completely charge up (while off) to 100%.

I did this with my wifes and mine. This has been the best battery life I've had out of a smart phone to date. I've gone up to 36 hours on one full charge. However normal is 18 hours then I charge when I go to bed and I don't even have the warning that my battery is dying.
[Vibrant General] rbirg:
I hate restarting my phone, it always resets my battery stats. I love seeing how long I can go :D.

I'm glad we have an official thread now.
[Vibrant General] 2012iawait:
can i still do this? and does it matter if i charge it with wall charger or the usb?
[Vibrant General] pavvy:
I've read that this isn't necessary with Li-ion batteries (and in fact completely draining can be bad, though phones have a built-in protection mechanism to prevent total discharge)?
[Vibrant General] pavvy:
I will add that I briefly owned a Nexus One, and find the Vibrant's battery life to be much better... but "YMMV," i guess
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
completely draining IS bad, but our phone cuts off before this should be an issue (hence why, even if dead, you can still cut your phone on... though for not very long, this is not advised).

That said, the Vibrant has had VERY good battery life for me.... I also think the OP is "doing it wrong."
[Vibrant General] tribalb:
Seriously. How much do you do on the phone. The only way I drain this thing is surfing and downloading. I dont really have a lot of widgets. I guess if ur running alot of stuff you'll be burning battery life
[Vibrant General] d01100100:
Changed battery, changed device, changed ROMS. Only two things I see in common, the Vibrant and you. Personally I haven't had any issues with the Vibrant.

Just checked my battery status.

70%, unplugged for 8h 7m 38s

Display - 25%

Mediaserver - 24%

Cell Standby - 23%

CPU usage for Mediaserver - 1h 15m

Approx 1 hour of music and 5 podcasts.

Applications that I'm running that sync:

Facebook

Gmail

Google Voice

Google Talk (usually intercepts the first message then focus switches to my Desktop client)

Email via personal IMAP server (synced every 30minutes)

Yahoo Fantasy Football App

Mint App
[Vibrant General] lolcopter:
bought the phone last week, charged to 100% with the phone off then began using it non-stop. the battery wasn't that great at first, but i have since gone through about 2-3 full cycle charges, usually draining the phone until shutoff, then leaving it on USB charge overnight. charged to 100% by the morning, then i would turn the phone on and charge a bit more until it read 100% while on. since then i have charged a couple times with the phone on, here and there. my last charge was with the phone off, wall charged overnight. no top off needed.

all syncing and background data turned on

use wifi at work, set to never turn off

3g disabled unless i need it

auto brightness

settings > sound and display > DISABLE "power saving mode"

use black.png background because i like how dark it is

don't use any data grabbing widgets

it's been 32+ hours since i last unplugged and i'm sitting at 22%

two full days use off a single charge is a-okay in my book! other peoples' use may vary, but this is my personal setup. i think doing a couple of full cycle charges in the beginning really helps. i'm completely satisfied with my current battery life, even with all the speed tests, wifi/3g surfing, and goofing around with the GPS
[Vibrant General] riwoz:
Interesting, so disabling power saving mode actually benefits battery life?
[Vibrant General] lolcopter:
apparently it determines the screen brightness by whatever is displayed on the screen at the time. i had originally turned off auto-brightness, only to realize that the brightness would still adjust itself depending on what i was viewing at the time. some other user proposed that this could actually be using more battery, as the cpu would constantly be determining what is being displayed at the time, and adjust the brightness accordingly.

i have since turned it off, but i like auto-brightness turned on because then the phone is easier to see in the bright daylight.
[Vibrant General] klkarlin:
@LOLCOPTER, I was just about to post the black background tip. I read that in another thread earlier today and was surprised at how much difference that can make. While I probably will never have just a black background, the info does help you to make better choices when making a selection and it may explain some of the radical variability I've seen in batter life on my device that I couldn't explain.

For the record I typically have my phone off charger for 16-18 hours with fairly heavy use. I sync to GMAIL, TWO Exchange servers (auto-sync), one IMAP server. I use web browser frequently (quick searches for things not surfing at random), 45-60minutes of phone calls. Most days I don't hit the "low battery warning" you get when you have 20% battery remaining.

K
[Vibrant General] Mouahmong:
Lol everyone keeps telling him he's doing things wrong and boasting their battery life. Yes I've gone 2 days off one charge, and that was when my girlfriend spent the weekend with me. But on average I get 5-6 hours use and then the phone battery is under 10%. The reason> about 10-15 texts received per min, and 10-15 sent per min. Facebook, Twitter, & Gmail Sync in the background, music, and occasional video gaming. Point is, if you want long battery life then turn off all the smartphone features. Personally I think that if you have the phone just use it. Buy cheapo batteries from ebay and just swap them out when one is dead. I bought a smartphone to use it as a multimedia device and for social networking, so I expected the battery to last less than half the day. The vibrant battery stomps on the colon of the G1's battery. :)
[Vibrant General] lolcopter:
i've ran this phone into the ground, including watching the entire second season of "party down" one morning, and have yet to hit a low battery warning before 11pm
[Vibrant General] DarkAgent:
Battery life will obviously depend on how much you use it. If it sits on your desk all day idle, it will last for days. In general, however, the battey life of all Galaxy S phones is terrible compared to the competition like iPhone and Droid phones. If it is any concilation, though, HTC big dpgs like the Incredible and Evo have terrible battery life too. Apple and Moto much have some magic that mkes their phones' battery amazing.
[Vibrant General] lolcopter:
couldn't disagree more.
[Vibrant General] mastapsi:
Using a dark background will probably also help.

AMOLED screens don't use a backlight and emit light directly from the screen. So if the screen isn't emiting light (black) or emitting less light (darks) it will use less power.

Also my first post. Thinking of getting a Fascinate, and this seems to be the lively Galaxy S forum so I thought I'd snoop around here.
[Vibrant General] lolcopter:
verizon bastardized the fascinate, making bing the default search engine with no option to change it. but you could probably root, load eugene's latest rom, then sit and patiently wait for CM6.1
[Vibrant General] zephiK:
Probably have to wait for Eugene to port it since there is a Captivate and I9000 version of the Hybrid or Vibrant9 ROM and not one universal ROM.