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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zone23:
You need to pull the batter hold down the volume button and hold the power boot into recovery. Go to USB mode copy over another ROM and reflash. OR restore the backup you should have performed before you flashed the theme being new I doubt you did this step.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eaglenest608:
Thanks for the quick reply!

Yes, you are right...being a noob I did not do the backup but believe me once I get this back up and running, that will be the first thing I do!

About your other suggestion, I tried to reflash with the unrevoked-forever and it still keeps doing the same thing. Should I wipe the cache out and reflash or is that not the problem here? Also, what other ROM would you suggest to be a good starter for someone new such as I am?

Thanks again!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eaglenest608:
Well, I decided to do a data wipe and reflash with a different Rom and it is now working.

Thanks!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jahouse:
I am experiencing the same problem. using clockworkmod v2.0.2.3 how do you get to usb mode?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smerf1:
So I have just Flashed HARDSPL, RADIO and a custom ROM.

I'm about to install Android now.

My question is, is it necessary to have a custom ROM to have Android?

Or can I have stock ROM and Android?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Faelok:
Yes.... and no.

Actually, "it depends" is the best answer. I use stock ROM (had to flash my Radio to higher than 2.08 obviously). I have no problems with android. A quick search around the android forums will show you that many people have problems with android unless they flash a custom ROM.

So, it depends... If you are lucky it will work fine on stock ROM. If not, you'll need to flash one of the recommended custom ones.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smerf1:
Thank you for the quick reply.

I guess I'll stick with the custom ROM for now then, although I do miss my stock one already lol.

Just for future references, Do I have to uninstall my custom ROM and flash Stock ROM the same way I have done Custom ROM?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Faelok:
I believe the process is slightly different and may involve a flash through the SD card. Although I've never really looked into it myself.

Check out THIS thread. It has some more info on how to flash back to stock. Or THIS one if you are tmous.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smerf1:
Thank you ever so much, I figure I will try it with stock ROM first, see if that works.

I'm guessing it doesn't matter which stock ROM I download from the none TMOUS thread link?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Faelok:
Actually, I remember reading somewhere that it very much matters what stock ROM you use. (I think) someone said they bricked their phone using the wrong one. However, I do read a lot of posts and I may be remembering incorrectly....

Either way, you should ask around or scan through that thread to be sure.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smerf1:
Right ok, Trying to find a tutorial now on how to determine which one I will need.

Thank you for your help.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smerf1:
I remember my stock ROM being 1.66 something.

So should I download that one?
[Droid X General] kizer8:
Is there anyway to make my Droid X 2.1 scroll my apps a page at time like the iPhone vs a rolling scroll?
[Droid X General] Mayfairkid:
download ADW from the market. It is a home screen replacement that does just that, and is MUCH nicer than the blur homescreen.
[Droid X General] kizer8:
Thanks, I appreciate it.
[Droid X General] Mayfairkid:
No Problem. Now only if I could put the 3D 2.2 app drawer on ADW, I would be a happy guy :)
[Droid X General] blaine.hale:
In that case, get launcherpro.

It's another replacement that I prefer over ADW and yes, it has the 3D scrolling.
[Droid X General] brandon2x:
yeah launcherpro is awesome. i love the look of the 3d app drawer and the custom docks also...
[Epic 4G General] jfenton57:
At my home in Haverhill, MA it works like a charm outside....full boat signal and it flies speed wise.

Walk in the house and the signal drops to a fragile connection.

Assuming it was just a fluke at my house, I tried it this morning in Boston as well while going to a project meeting.

Same thing...wonderful signal outside with great up and down speeds....walk indoors and POOF...it's gone.

What good is it if it only works OUTDOORS?

Are others finding this issue as well?

I have started a thread on the SPRINT website about this as well since it seems that SPRINT actually does monitor those threads and gives them attention...

http://community.sprint.com/baw/thread/44204
[Epic 4G General] APOLAUF:
That's because WiMax operates on a 2.5GHz band, which is terrible for penetrating structures and solid materials. This has to do with the wavelength being used -the waves are more likely to be blocked/absorbed by particles in the material than to diffract around them.
[Epic 4G General] Kcarpenter:
QFT - they should have used a licensed band of radio spectrum. Oh well, I'll never see 4G at my house anyway.
[Epic 4G General] lazytexan:
Here in Las Vegas, the Clear 4G market has been active for over a year. I have full 4G bars at home, inside and out. I have 1-2 bars of 4G at work, inside and 3-4 bars, outside. I had the Clear service until Sprint came out with these Epic 4G phones.

Have you used the Sprint tool to monitor 4G coverage for your area? The green cloud is pretty accurate in showing exactly where you get only outside coverage and where you get inside building coverage as well. I can attest to it's accuracy. My home in Texas is barely in the outside green coverage and no inside coverage at all. My son verified that he cannot get the signal indoors, but can get it outdoors.

As the market matures in MA, you will see more towers "turned on" to provide better 4G coverage. That did happen here in Vegas!
[Epic 4G General] ydoucare:
2.5 Ghz is licensed spectrum. Perhaps you're thinking of 2.4 Ghz?
[Epic 4G General] lazydazed:
Ditto on Vegas being great on 4g coverage... I was out there for a week... stayed on the 12th floor and all the way down to the casino I had screamin fast internet... I just wish sprint would pick up the pace on LA - OC coverage... suppoedly wimax towers were going to be put on every walmart, wonder if that's still gonna happen
[Epic 4G General] PlankLongBeard:
Awkwardly, the evo never had the issue.. I did notice one thing, the power of the signal is weak but that's cause it might not be an official band. :-)

Sent From The Moon... :-)
[Epic 4G General] boomerbubba:
I live in a "4G" city, and I am disappointed. According to Sprint's coverage maps I'm supposed to have 4G inside my home, but I don't. Also, driving even on freeways has dead pockets.

That forces me back to 3G, which on the Epic has well-documented poor performance, especially on uploads.

I do get decent 4G indoors in a downtown office. When 4G is hot, it's hot -- about twice the 3G speeds I got with T-Mobile's HSPA+ on a Vibrant. But T-Mobile's 3G service is more consistent, with better infill coverage and indoor penetration. Overall, I think I got better real-life service with the #4 carrier. I may go back.
[Epic 4G General] greengoldmello:
Im getting the Epic today in the mail, and ive already been missing tmob. The vibrant did get great speeds and in a wider coverage area. If im dissatisfied with the service in two weeks, ill just get another vibrant.
[Epic 4G General] heygrl:
I live in Vegas and the WiMAX service sucks the big one. You can't maintain a connection while driving and because data doesn't smoothly transition, you get horrible data service. It's the outdoors network. Suburbs, no 4G, buildings without a 4G tower perched up next to it, no 4G.. driving down the street, no 4G. It's really poor. Sprint 3G coverage is ok, but the 4G is just plain horrible and there are no signs of it improving soon. They've colocated on all of the towers they can, so they will be building new ones if they want better coverage and as of right now cash is low at Clear.
[Epic 4G General] jlbiad:
I'm a little surprised the network is "launched" in DC, where it's so spotty I cannot get coverage at work (south of Dupont Circle) or at home (Waterfront) despite what the Clear map shows. Very frustrating.
[Epic 4G General] greengoldmello:
even worse for me..im in an area that says "inside connection" and is dark blue..yet every time i turn on 4g.it will try to connect..then it may connect..and as soon as i pick up the damn phone..i get a "4g disconnected"..ish sucks man..very dissapointed
[Epic 4G General] lazydazed:
Here's a little one about how sprints gonna drum up a lil more money and help out good ol #4 in the process http://www.mobiledia.com/news/73500.html
[Epic 4G General] heygrl:
T-Mobile isn't doing anything 4G until 2012. They've already stated it. To help out number #4 you'd actually have to be the one able to give the help. Sprint isn't building a 4G network for a reason. They can't afford to. Sprint is only #3 because of Nextel, a horrible purchase.
[Epic 4G General] jacjyd:
DC isn't an official 4g market Sprintwise so don't blame them yet.. I know there's service and I am also from the area and felt comfortable paying extra because I knew there was some service, but no point in complaining if Sprint hasn't advertised your city.

Buyer beware! For some reason Richmond, VA is covered...
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] CFORDv:
The new 2.1 update has just come out for my milestone. But if I update will I lose my root. I rooted with easyroot and If I lose my root can I re-root?

Thanks in advance
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Dyonas:
What exactly is in this update, does anyone know? At 34MB~ it can't be FroYo so I really don't know what to expect but why would they bother with such a small update when FroYo is supposed to be coming this month?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] hefonthefjords:
bamp for also broken root needing a solution.

want to keep the enhancements the update delivered.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] nikosblade:
it supposed to be coming till the end of the year not this month.:p
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] naresh9876:
its just some enhancements update. nothing special(2.2 is due on the Q4 of this year). if you update it i think you can root it again.

to be on the safe side just do a nandroid backup.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] devwithzachary:
when i updated i could no longer reroot my milestone as i kept getting the "E:EOCD marker occurs after start of EOCD E:signature verification failed" error is someone knows how to fix it that would be great but for now i recommend not update to this update as there seems to be very little difference apart from the fact i have no root now :(
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] TheSSJ:
Why not flashing the vulnerable recovery first via RSD lite Tool? http://android.doshaska.net/rootable
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Dyonas:
There was a Twitter post by O2 Germany that said by the end of September. I'm going by that as it's more official than endless rumours and gossip.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] nikosblade:
Nothing cant be more official by Motorola Europe.....Its not a rumour.It was moto's statement that milestone will get the upgrade by the end of the year.-
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] DannyDroid:
*sigh*

https://supportforums.motorola.com/community/manager/softwareupgrades
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Dyonas:
Ugh. Look, I know what the Motorola update page says but that only says planned for Q4. What's to stop it being released sooner? Nothing.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] mousiope:
Jesus christ the update that is rolling out consists of bug fixes and a more overall stable 2.1 image.

You probably wont see froyo this year .... got.s page has a internal source that says that they even haven.t started to work on froyo .....

You get the e:ocd error because your vulnerable recovery isn.t installed and you need to flash a new sbf file.
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] Dyonas:
Do they need to start working on FroYo? Aside from the bootloader and the radio are there any differences that would require a totally new version than the Droid has?
[Motorola Milestone Android Development] nikosblade:
u loose the point...the only reason for all this, is that moto want to sell milestone 2 and xt720 first which both of handsets have froyo out of the box.Thats the reason why they have announce that they ll comlete the update even on q4 for some countries.(i am talking about froyo btw)

For sure dont expect froyo on milestone before december.
[Nexus One General] greenstuffs:
I've been using the N1 for a while but have always itched for a bigger screen, is it time to upgrade or may be wait a bit longer :p

What are your plans?
[Nexus One General] gotgame740:
the desire hd does sound really appealing...depending on what the price is, and if it has us 3g, i might make the switch. it would be even better if at&t didn't require a smartphone plan for the desire hd :D
[Nexus One General] crachel:
I would, if they made the following additions/subtractions :D:

Add:

Bigger battery

HDMI out

RGB Trackball

AT&T 3G

Subtract:

HTC Sense
[Nexus One General] jhenson496:
I might depending on a few factors. First if it's really gonna be that cheap plastic looking like the previous My Touch phones. Secondly if T-mobile offers a bogo within a month or like like they did the vibrant. My wife and I have our upgrades a year apart that way we can generally do a bogo and each get a new phone yearly (the exception being the N1 as there was no bogo, and I had to have it :D). We are definately getting either the G2 or the MT HD.

Edit. Wups, misread the title. I thought it said My Touch HD, sorry about that.
[Nexus One General] ajftl:
not switching from a amoled to a none ...i switch back and forward from a vibrant to nexus one.. vibrant simple stunning ..also have a evo which is same as the desire hd and when u put them together poor evo looks very crappy ..... i do like the desire z which is the same as the g2 . might get the g2
[Nexus One General] ccunningham83:
If the desire comes to the US as the MyTouch HD and adds a front facing camera, I just might have to pull the trigger. Even Sense is starting to look appealing.
[Nexus One General] markouk:
I'm quite interested in the qwerty form factor now to be honest. Although a big screen and Swype is very appealing. Wondering how well the battery will hold up with that screen sucking on the juice. Is it SLCD or SAMOLED?
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Super AMOLED is for Samsung Devices only.

The real question is:

Will it support US AT&T and/or T-Mobile bands?
[Nexus One General] ericc191:
I'll be holding on to my N1 until manufacturers start releasing 1.5GHz or higher dual core phones.
[Nexus One General] metalhead8816:
Agreed. The 1.2GHz dual cores may be tempting though. :)
[Nexus One General] adamhlj:
If the Desire HD supports TMOUS HSPA+ speeds, I would like to get it. But with all phones, I would have to play around with it for a while before i actually bought it. Buying a new phone without knowing what the glitches/drawbacks are is too risky anymore. I bought the HD2 thinking it would be the world's greatest phone before I played with it. Boy, was I wrong!!
[Nexus One General] ericc191:
Did you try it with Android?
[Nexus One General] Amritttt:
Same here but I've read on engadget that 1.5ghz processor will be releasing in q4 of 2011
[Nexus One General] x986123:
Yes, I am. If it supports AT&T 3G, than it is an impulse buy for me. I really want a 4.3" phone for AT&T, and the N1 fails at that. (Although I still love it <3)
[Nexus One General] ztm.000:
If the Desire Z becomes available with at&t 3g. Possibly
[Nexus One General] mortzz:
Adreno 205 and 768MB of ram. Holy want!
[Nexus One General] RellikZephyr:
I'm hoping to only leave the N1 for the N2, if google wakes up and realizes they need to keep releasing the Nexii, if only to keep the manufactures in line, prob even the carriers

Ahh one can dream

Rellikzephyr
[Nexus One General] ztm.000:
100% agree
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
Yep, only a very cool N2 will convince me to switch!
[Nexus One General] greenstuffs:
Yeah the N2 is the way to go but one can only hope.
[Nexus One General] Teeceman:
Yes, I was hoping the G2 would have a front facing camera as well, which is the only other thing that I want on my next Android phone.
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
The Desire HD has the same Snapdragon processor as the N1: i.e. the same crappy GPU. No thank you.
[Nexus One General] r8zer:
I know its the same but I'm loving that 4 inch screen. I will buy one and keep nexus.
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
You sure about that? I read it's the next gen Scorpion paired with the Adreno 205.
[Nexus One General] deeren:
nope. it is not the same processor!!
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
Right, my bad, the one in the Desire HD will be a 8255 Snapdragon as opposed to the N1's 8250 with Adreno 200. I'm still dubious with regards to performance difference. Hummingbird/Nvidia Tegra 2 or it's not worth upgrading, IMO.
[Nexus One General] deeren:
Depends on one's needs. I find the large screen and the camera 720p very tempting. Also the htc sense is starting to get appealing indeed.
[Nexus One General] teihoata:
the 8255 is processed in 45nm as opposed to the nexus ones 65nm 8250 cpu. This will lead to less power usage and also slightly better performance. The 8255 also has a larger cpu cache than the 8250.

The ardreno 205 is rated at being twice the performance as the ardreno 200 in the nexus. However early benchmarks have put it on par (slightly lower to be honest) with the sgx540 on the galaxy s which is very weird.

I just pre-ordered a desire hd for my girlfriends birthday cause "size does matter" to her lol I'll stick to my nexus until the third generation dual cores comes out
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Link?

_______
[Nexus One General] MitchRapp:
I think I would have a hard time giving up the N1, mostly because the N1 is Google's baby and will always get new features first.

Now, if Google decides to go ahead and make a Nexus Two in a year or two, basically destroying all other cell phones, I'm up for it!

Nexus Two preditions (*wishes):

- HDMI Out

- Front-facing VGA Camera

- 4.0in screen, no more

- More internal memory (4 to 16gb... but only 1 model. so all phones will be one size and no BS pricing)

- Android 6.0 (cmoonnnnn "Tiramisu" lol)

- SAMOLED or whatever else they come up with

- Longer-lasting battery

- Mini-UPS that lasts 5-6 seconds, allowing you to change from 1 battery to another without rebooting the phone (patent pending!)

... I guess a dual-core would do :)
[Nexus One General] Jrbourque:
If I'm not mistaken the g2 was going to be googles next phone but when they stopped selling phones direct they gave it to tmobile because it naturally already supported tmobile
[Nexus One General] :
You are horribly mistaken.
[Nexus One General] datboycuong:
I heard from a good source (homeless I meet in the street that use to work for Google back in WWII) that the MyTouchHD is actually a MyTouch Phone with the words HD written on it.
[Nexus One General] crachel:
Confirmed. I follow him on Twitter
[Nexus One General] teihoata:
here ya go

and here
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
Holy sh*t

Look at the Nexus One's GPU on those benchmarks makes me :eek:

What the hell :(
[Nexus One General] :
You'r surprised two chipsets 9 months apart aren't on the same level?
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
Where did you preorder the Desire HD and what 3G carrier will it be compatible with?
[Nexus One General] teihoata:
preordering it from clove, seemed like the cheapest and most reliable option. I live in NZ so it will work on our vodafone network which is similar to the tmobile network in america.
[Nexus One General] peliROJO:
Nexus One

Order date: Jan 5, 2010 1:29 PM CST

The Nexus is almost dead to me. I like to upgrade every six months. Tops!

I need an upgrade now!
[Nexus One General] Paul22000:
No.

But I am surprised that it's nearly a 200% performance jump.

If GPU performance is going to increase at 200% every 9 months... Well, you have to agree that's pretty :eek:-worthy
[Nexus One General] KidTech:
I'm holding on my N1 until WP7 comes out..
[Nexus One General] justclimb:
With that crappy battery, and lack of 4G (nor network here in Spain)... the HD is out of my range definetively.

:cool:
[Nexus One General] markouk:
I think if someone can stabilise the upgrade agenda then folks would sit tight for those dates. The Apple approach to yearly hardware updates is actually pretty sensible but I'd expect a bigger tech step from other manufacturers like HTC in that time frame. It still feels like the mobile manufacturers are feeling there way in this space and don't really know what the consumer wants. They need to have a cycle of phones which run yearly to match the desire of the consumer. I say launch a high end touch screen, second best qwerty and a lower class generic phone every year out of phase of each other and be done with it. Surely this would allow the upgrades to be substantial enough that people would just prepare for the obvious upgrade every year regardless. Apple have managed to achieve this with below par upgrades on a 12 month cycle so far. I never thought that I'd be at a stage where I was just overwhelmed with the options available to me based on one OS (Android). If I want a qwerty phone then it should have a comparable CPU, GPU, RAM and OS level for the release date against the other Android derivatives. I think HTC has the ability to pull this off if they take an aggressive approach.
[Nexus One General] androidaddict23:
Yes I would love to but it would only work on edge in the u.s.that phone looks awesome
[Nexus One General] androidaddict23:
Engaget reports that it will only be able to support edge on tmobile
[Nexus One General] PhoenixAG:
I am so tempted, like all of you, to get the Desire HD in exchange for my N1. However, the customizability of the phone and it being Google's baby have me thinking twice. Also, how fast the Desire HD would get rooted is also a big question.

I remember the Desire taking ages before it had a stable root and some people thought it would never be able to be fully rooted as well.

WP7 also sounds quite interesting, although I am not sure what to make of it at this point.

And then, there's that whole debate over dual core phones showing up early next year but other reports suggest them showing up only in Q4 of 2011.

So confusing! I wish we had more info!
[Nexus One General] thepawn:
Yeah, that whole 900/2100 only 3G makes it pretty useless for any of us stateside unless we go with the EVO from Sprint.
[Nexus One General] sfynx:
I wish N2 dual core and 3D screen
[Nexus One General] justclimb:
Q: Will ever HTC dump its Sense crap to adopt Gingerbread?

A: NO

Next question, please?

:rolleyes:
[Nexus One General] fabler:
Yes.. I would love to change if desire HD launches in india. :)
[Nexus One General] elkyur:
Why would I change ny nexus one, for worser phone that is called desire hd. Nexus one is world best phone till the end of this year. Lots of roms, 1180mhz processor, is enought to take a win in a smartphone battle.
[Epic 4G Android Development] vavaud:
Edit: sorry posted in the wrong thread, if MOD would be so nice to move this to general, thank you.

I tried searching for this answer but i did not find any.

Is the camera software dependent on the touchwiz framework?

I ask because i would like to know if i would have to look for touchwiz based ROMs or if it would be a firmware/.apk install to any other ROM.
[Epic 4G Android Development] lordcyrus:
Having deleted the Camera.apk once, I encounted a ton of errors, **** closing left and right when I tried to use the dedicated camera button. I'm leaning toward yes, though I have no definitive proof in the code or anything.
[Epic 4G Android Development] vavaud:
that's what I'm thinking as well.

so i have to look for a optimized touchwiz ROM running android 2.2....yes that sound nice.