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[XPERIA X10 General] mnm372:
Normally,in the stcok app, after you put the name of the recipient, you just have to tap again inside the recipient box to add another one. else if you put phone number instead of a contact in the phonebook, then you just have to put a comma between the two phone number.
[XPERIA X10 General] yeahyeahyeah1981:
You misunderstood. The idea is that I don't want to have to type in their name. I want to be able to choose from my list of contacts in my phonebook.
[XPERIA X10 General] jerrytea:
I think the only options now are separating recipients with commas or FORWARD the message to another recipient after you have sent it out. I prefer the latter since it doesn't create a whole new thread.
[XPERIA X10 General] M3mPh1z:
lol is no one actually reading the question???

I haven't come across a way to add recipients, I always just type the 1st 2 letters and add them from that, IMO its easier than scrolling through a list of a few hundred people
[XPERIA X10 General] stevegbee:
Open contact list. Long press contact then select send message. It then opens messaging app.
[XPERIA X10 General] im_iceman:
Seeing as everyone is misunderstanding you're request I will give you the short answer.. No.

You can't select multiple recipients from a list in the stock app, unlike handscent, where you can.
[XPERIA X10 General] stevegbee:
Sorry... where in the question does it mention multiple recipients? I think i did answer the question!
[XPERIA X10 General] M3mPh1z:
yes its very easy to turn the light on, just go to the camera settings and go to photo light and click on
[XPERIA X10 General] Zenghelis:
jajajajaaaaaaaaaaaa, LMAO
[XPERIA X10 General] Teio:
HAHAHA!!! Best answer ever!!
[Desire General] gr8lats:
Just checked site and is now available.
[Desire General] GANJDROID:
Youve wasted seconds of your life making this thread.

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire General] AndroHero:
is this the version that unlocks are spl too?? do we have a download link plz :D
[Desire General] EddyOS:
1. No it's not

2. Same as before
[Desire General] rolfd:
I've just deleted 19 off topic posts in this thread. People were in an uproar last week at the lack of moderation in the Desire forums. Now that things are being cleaned up we have to spend time on silly stuff like this.

The 2 main culprits in this thread (you know who you are) are both senior members and really should know better.

It would be much appreciated if everyone did their bit to keep things in order.

Thanks.
[Desire General] Alsajosora:
Does anyone know if it will root a desire running stock O2 Froyo and HBoot 0.93?
[Desire General] GANJDROID:
Sorry about that.

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire General] wickedpenguin:
Potential Issue.

I have heard that they have been a few issues with this, Including removing Root altogether and other issues.

I have used it yet, still sitting on previous version.

Has anyone expereinced any issues with this?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justinlai:
I have tried different ROMs and kernels for the past month because I've had battery issues with each one. It would always drain about 1% per minute when the was screen on while I was messing around with settings and whatnot. And with the screen off it would drain about 1% every 10-15 minutes. I've been monitoring these percentages with the battery indicator logs.

A few days ago, I put my phone in airplane mode and it definitely fixed the battery issue. Instead of going down 1% every 10-15 mins when the screen is off, it takes 3-5 hours for it to drain 1% (which is what I've been looking for.)

A few people in the IRC chan said the culprit is the weak signal I'm getting that's causing the battery drain. I'm averaging about 3 bars right now. I do think that's part of the problem although I did get 50 hours in 1 charge with the phone idle in the same room a few weeks ago before rooting the phone (I don't remember what my signal strength was.)

The guy in this thread: h..p://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=786465&highlight=airplane+mode (forums wouldn't let me link it) has 2-3 bars which is what I'm at yet he pulls those numbers while idle.

And this is my phone: (screenshots below)

In the 1st one I turned on airplane mode from 2:50 to 5:38.

In the 2nd one, airplane mode was on from 5:50 to 9:16.

In the 3rd one, airplane mode is off and you can see I'm losing 1% every 1-2 minutes. :(

Yea I had 3G on in these screenshots but I'm usually connected to Wifi but that makes no difference with the battery drainage. Turning off GPS makes no difference either.

So any suggestions or comments? I do have the latest radio and tried every single battery saving tip, etc. Could there be something wrong with my radio? Would flashing the 2.15.00.07.28 radio do anything? (I have that version already.) My Rx Power in ##debug# is -91 dbm. I will be calling Sprint tomorrow to see if there's anything they can do about this (I'm guessing an Airave.)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BrianDigital:
maybe sprint will give you a airrave......but if signal is bad wherever you go. Perhaps sprint was not a good choice for you
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] justinlai:
Yea but I've gotten 45 hours in the same room the phone is right now so maybe something is up with their tower or my phone.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the_hustleman:
The battery ain't the best no matter what rom you use, I had to learn this the hard way
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dom085:
The EVO battery is phenomenal if you want to use it only as a phone.

Airplane mode is overkill.

Anytime you're not actively using data, TURN OFF 3G (the EVO comes with a stock HTC widget for this, similar to airplane mode).

Calls and text are 2G, so you'll still receive those as opposed to airplane mode.

Juice defender is an app that can set some automatic rules for 3G if you like.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
+1 for Juice Defender. It does wonders for battery life.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] LuCiPh33R:
I thought I'd share an armband I found which is the right size for the X10 Mini, and not a humongous iPhone-sized case: Tunebelt AB4 (sorry can't post links, not verified yet).

For fitting Sansa e200 series. It's a little less than 1 cm too long, but width is just about right (a tiny bit of a stretch maybe). The touchscreen works fine through the plastic enclosure too. I picked mine up on eBay US I think.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] box_l:
Thank-you!

I have been searching everywhere!

BoX
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] TourisT:
Hi,

Can you tell me how the phone goes into the pocket?

do you have to take the band off to take the phone?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] foucelhas:
Hi,

Do you think It would fit x10 mini pro?

If anyone else is interested, I found it on ebay very cheap :

h t t p://cgi.ebay.es/Garmin-Edge-305-Edge-205-Edge-705-AB4-TUNEBELT-ARMBAND-/250730035892?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a60acbab4

If it's not appropriated put this kind of links please tell me, but I think it could be usefull for other users.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LunatikBunnie:
Gentlemen. I might get bashed on this by most HTC users but isn't there a way the yourube app could work the way iPhone's youtube app loads videos? For instance, in the iphone's youtube app you could fast-forward and rewind the video as you please once the video finishes loading, but in HTC's Youtube app it just loads the video all over again even when you're sure the video's all loaded up. Is there a fix to this?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tonyx3:
I sure hope so. The youtube app kinda sucks, when it comes to playback.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kennnny1:
For whatever reason, when I switched roms from CM 6.0.2 to ShadowRom, all of my apps (not just paid apps) were not only available through the market, but automatically downloaded and installed. On the other hand, my brother just made the exact same switch and none of the apps he had are there. Is there something I unknowingly did differently that caused them to be there?

I did make a Titanium Backup, but ShadowRom does not come with Titanium Backup installed so I had to wait for the market to download/install it before I could restore all of my app data. I did a complete wipe before installing the new rom, and I did not have Google backups enable as far as I know.

Any ideas? I feel guilty for having informed my brother that the market would install all of his apps, but mine did so I assumed his would as well.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luvit:
I did complete wipes on two phones:

Incredible, with Root RUU = returned zero apps.

Moto Droid, cm6 = returned all apps.

I figured I did an incomplete step on the moto droid.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jtcarnes:
There's a new setting that allows everything to be backed up into Google's cloud.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] techie_babel:
It is an option on your Google account. That option, to my knowledge, is not available on the stock sense-based roms... but is on aosp-based roms like Ruby or CM6.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kennnny1:
Where can this setting be found? Not that I want to turn it off, I just want to help my brother turn it on.
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
I first want to thank everyone at UnrEVOked for what they've done. I'm posting this because the UnrEVOked post doesn't really give any instructions. Its an easy enough root, but I know I've been there before and even the simplest things can be tough if things aren't laid out. So here's a step by step tutorial.

Due to some bugs, Unrevoked 3.2 was taken down shortly after being released, but the updated version is now LIVE! So obviously we're going to bring you a video tutorial on how to do it! Thanks to the guys at Unrevoked for giving us this simple solution to rooting the HTC EVO 4G.

LINK TO VIDEO WALKTHROUGH FOR HOW TO ROOT THE EVO

From Unrevoked:

Nice, right? So here's what you'll need :)

◄●REQUIRED DOWNLOADS●►

EVERYONE: Unrevoked3. Download the version for your OS.

WINDOWS USERS: unrEVOked modified USB driver

◄●How to Install HBOOT Drivers (Windows Users ONLY)●►

If you're using Windows, you're going to have to install the HBOOT drivers first. You can follow this video tutorial:

How to Install HBOOT Drivers

and follow along with these written instructions provided by the Unrevoked team:

Download the unrEVOked modified USB driver and expand it somewhere you will remember.

Turn off your phone, then boot it into the HBOOT menu by holding power and volume down.

On your phone, you will have to select HBOOT USB at that menu by pressing volume down four times, then power. Wait until the screen flashes through an “SD Checking” message before pressing buttons; otherwise, the phone will ignore keypresses.

Connect the phone to your Windows machine with a USB cable and wait for the phone to say HBOOT USB PLUG on screen.

Open Device Manager.

Click Start, then right click on Computer, then click Properties, then click Device Manager.

Under Other devices, you should now see the Android 1.0 device.

Right click on Android 1.0 and click Update Driver Software:

Click on Browse my computer for driver software.

Click on Browse and select the Android USB Driver folder on on your computer, click ok, then click next.

You should get a status bar indicating that the driver is installing. If you get any warnings, just click Ok.

Your driver should install.

Click Close and make sure Android Bootloader Interface is listed under Android Phone.

◄●Instructions●►

Make sure you downloaded Unrevoked3 for your OS.

If you're on Windows, make sure you "uninstall HTC Sync or any other program that might talk to the phone over USB (doubletwist, etc). They will cause problems" (Unrevoked.com).

Plug your phone into your computer with USB.

Drag down from the notification bar on your phone and select "Charge Only" and "Remember this"

Make sure your phone has USB Debugging turned on by going to Menu>>Settings>>Applications>>Development and checking USB debugging.

Run the Reflash application that you downloaded.

Unrevoked will run its processes. Follow the few instructions it gives and thats it!

You're now rooted!
[EVO 4G Android Development] igotsthemagicinme:
no nand i assume
[EVO 4G Android Development] bobross:
Look one post above :rolleyes:
[EVO 4G Android Development] igotsthemagicinme:
ahh yes... i let my eyes wonder on down to those pretty blue headers :-)
[EVO 4G Android Development] kstagg:
I've been having problems whereby when I turn off the EVO and then hold the "power" and "volume-down" buttons it goes directly into HBOOT - not giving me any option to select HBOOT USB. I press the voume-down button, but it doesn't do anything. Of course it winds up not being able to find PCIMAGE.zip and the root FAILS.

Any advice? All my drivers are current (I even tried to install the drivers mentioned and it said all my drivers were already current). I am in "charge mode" only, and I am in USB debugging. I am also on a Windows 7 machine.

Many thanks for your help in this matter.

Sincerely,

Kevin
[EVO 4G Android Development] carde9680:
can i install even if already rooted
[EVO 4G Android Development] VOODOOTRIP:
you need to get the correct bootloader pcmimg file. Take the file drag and drop onto your SD card and then boot into hboot screen. Install and apply updates. Find the correct H-boot zip located in the eng bootloader thread located in here within the first 5 pages.

link here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=752832

correct H-boot is 0.76
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
Why do you need a PC36IMG.zip ? this doesn't use one.
[EVO 4G Android Development] VOODOOTRIP:
Probably trying to flash a ROM and ran into this problem
[EVO 4G Android Development] URAR1004:
Thanks for posting a Guide this will help a lot of us.

If my My phone is:

Firmware version 2.1-update1

Baseband version 2.02.00.06.10

Software number 1.47.651.1

Can I use this Unrevoked 3.21 method, or is it better to use other posted methods like Whitslacks or the thread by fastRX8. Is one method better than the other?

Thanks for your advice!
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
You're safe using this. Easiest method IMO. Good luck :)

EDIT: Since you're on 2.1, go ahead and update to 2.2. You may be fine running this on 2.1, but I'm not certain.
[EVO 4G Android Development] poulosjr:
im stuck on "htc EVO 4G" screen, am i stuck in flashing to STOCK RUU at this point? :(
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
There's no need for the RUU. What does the unrevoked app say its doing right now?
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
Video walkthrough has been posted. Check the OP for the link :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] poulosjr:
I didn't use this I updated the pcm36.img but it says boot- fail pu

But it will update everything else, I bought the phone from someone he gave me the phone on the older 2.1-update1 it was originally rooted it does say S-OFF so I'm not 100% if that's my issue then towards the end it said partition failed, is my nbest bet to start from scratch from what it seems?? Flash stock evo ruu and root with unrevoked from that
[EVO 4G Android Development] djR3Z:
Yeah check out my evo unroot tutorial. Starting over is probably the best option
[EVO 4G Android Development] poulosjr:
Ok ill do that then go from there
[EVO 4G Android Development] poulosjr:
where can I find the original RUU
[EVO 4G Android Development] tedruggiero:
seriously noob question

I did the original 3.2..can i just do 3.21 right over it??...or are there other steps i need to take..

awesome OP!! thank you!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] poulosjr:
and this now works perfect for 2.2? and no 4g issue??
[EVO 4G Android Development] jelive:
Glad all is good now...I remembered all you had gone through, especially to get 4G, so thought I'd put up a "warning" sign before you had TOO MUCH FUN!! :D

Jim
[EVO 4G Android Development] milominderbinder:
Wow. Thanks for such a great write-up. It did not delete anything form the EVO, worked with the new OTA from last week! Questions...

1. If there is another Sprint OTA update I *should* be able to do it as a normal download form Sprint providing I do not have any custom ROM's etc. installed? Yes, I understand that it is better to load ROMS but I prefer not to...

2. I will be unrevoked forever?

Thanks.
[EVO 4G Android Development] JZ*:
Is the unrEVOked a FULL root?

I keep hearing that this is NOT a FULL root...is it, or is it not? I did it, and man was it easy! :D

Since this gave full nan, isn't this s full root? Can i do custom roms, or not?

I am now enjoying tether, and a full backup with MyBackupPro, so if this is NOT a full backup, I guess it is doing some of the right things!

Thanks is advance for the response...will be donating soon:)
[EVO 4G Android Development] onenonlych21s:
One problem with installing Unrevoked 3.21

Hi everyone,

I understand the guide fully and it is straight forward. The only concern or problem that I'm stuck on is uninstalling HTC sync or any other programs that will interfere with the USB debugging. Is there a video or step by step guide that someone can point me to? I believe this is the only problem I'm having in order to fully root my HTC Evo.

Always get stuck at "Waiting for device..." on unrevoked recovery flash tool. Can anyone help?
[EVO 4G Android Development] The Jero:
Quick question...

How do I install the HBOOT on Windows XP?

I followed the video tutorial step by step, but when I right click 'My Computer' - 'Properties' - 'Device Manager' there isn't any 'Other Devices' or 'Android 1.0' listed anywhere.

Please help.

Thanks.
[EVO 4G Android Development] onenonlych21s:
Uninstall HTC Sync and HTC drivers

Where and what files do i uninstall??? This is the step that is causing me to fully root my HTC Evo. This is in the instruction manual but is never shown on any of the videos. This could help very much...
[EVO 4G Android Development] snovvman:
I would like to know this as well.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lafester:
uninstall htc sync from pc like you would any other program.
[EVO 4G Android Development] lafester:
yes with s-off you can update without fear of losing root permanently.

with that said sometimes updates will fail because you are rooted.
[EVO 4G Android Development] ICEReaction:
Install HTC Sync (you can download from HTC website). Then go to Control Panel > Uninstall Program > Uninstall HTC Sync from your computer (yes, you did just install it but this should install the necessary HTC drivers). When you go to the Unrevoked site, you need to download and install the modified HBOOT USB Driver before you proceed to root your phone. Follow instructions on the Unrevoked website to install this driver.
[EVO 4G Android Development] zeemann77:
Failed to Flash Recovery Image

Help needed. I have looked everywhere on this thread and thru-out xda, and to no avail, I still can not get "unrEVOked" to flash the recovery image. I have done the following:

1. DeBugging is on

2. Uninstalled HTC Sync

3. Set drivers for the Bootloader ect.ect.

I have followed unrEVOked instructions to a "T" (multiple times). I then decided to follow to "T", djR3Z video, and instructions, on "How to Root HTC Evo 4G with Froyo 2.2" . Once I get to the following point:

./flash_image misc /sdcard/mtd-eng.img

# reboot bootloader

reboot bootloader

C:\android\android-sdk-windows\tools

The EVO goes into the bootloader, reboots, flashes and loads (blue progress bar on upper right) PC36IMG but then I end up back at the HBoot screen, where I am givin the options to Fastboot, Recovery, Clear Storage, Sim Lock, HBoot USB. It doesnt go into updating once loaded. So, I end up with 2.2. Froyo still and not the 2.1.

Dont know what to do from this point. Thanks in advance for any help. ;)
[EVO 4G Android Development] TrinityOmega:
Going to give this a shot with a post of success later...

Hello everyone,

I just got this HTC EVO Friday night, Oct 1st, 2010. It was an upgrade out of contract from the Moment...shivers....my wife also upgraded out of contract to the Epic. I've been reading a lot about rooting the EVO over the weekend, and although I'm leery of such an easy rooting method, I have had some experience from modding a Palm Pre, and from rooting the Moment. I am used to the older method with the adb push command shell lines, and that seems reliable, I guess because I am the one writing the commands, but I'm going to try this newer method because having to deal with the OTA updates becomes a real hassle. With the Pre it was even worse, you had to uninstall all the patches and mods, do the update, and then reinstall the patches and mods when they were re-written for the new OTA patches.

Some pertinent info about the phone before:

Android Version: 2.2

Baseband Version: 2.15.00.09.01

Kernel Version: 2.6.32.15-ge2fb08e

Build number: 3.29.651.5 CL252548 release-keys

Software number: 3.29.651.5

PRI Version: 1.77_003

PRL Version: 60671
[EVO 4G Android Development] snovvman:
Please keep us posted. I am in the same boat. I liked the manual process, which allows me to monitor and understand each step.

I too, would like to OTA later. Aside from everyone's caution against it, I have read that some fail (while others do succeed). Not sure why...
[EVO 4G Android Development] milominderbinder:
Is there anyone who can answer these questions?
[EVO 4G Android Development] kpkimmel:
Unrevoked forever should work theoretically forever, but never install a sprint ota without letting devs hack it first. also to the guy who goes back to hboot screen, scroll down to recovery and press the power button should load the recover..also when you load up os download rom manager and flash the evo 4g recovery. For those of you who want fastboot commands there is a thread to do so..but unrevoked works with all sprint ota updates right now.
[EVO 4G Android Development] TrinityOmega:
My success with a few hiccups....

Okay, I did the one click method with unrEVOked 3.2.1 and had success with a few hiccups. I did the whole process within say 15 minutes. My first bit of advice, watch the video a couple of times all the way through, some screens moved slower in my process while others moved faster...video editing maybe?

I followed the directions to install the HBOOT drivers, it went just like the video walkthrough. I didn't have to uninstall HTSYNC, I never installed it..oh..btw I am running all this on a Windows 7 machine. I followed the directions to the letter, the hiccup came with unrEVOked. In the process of copying the recovery image, it took a couple of tries to get it going. The first time, the phone hung on the HTC EVO 4G white screen for about 5 minutes. It then rebooted, and unrEVOked tried two more cycles to install the recovery image. I never touched the phone during this process. I let it sit there and go through it's little tantrum. I saw the final screen black with white lettering, I can only describe it as a checksum screen, with a countdown to reboot. The phone rebooted, and I was back to looking at my normal LauncherPro home screen. Nothing has been deleted, nothing was wiped. I don't know if it actually made root access, I haven't tried to do anything to test it, I did all this right before I walked out the door to work. I will try tonight to apply some root applications or actions to see if it took. unrEVOked said root access was a success, and everything went according to the video walkthrough, so I hope it worked. But I had a normal day of using the phone with no problems or crashes. BTW none of my Software Information numbers have changed, they remained the same. I'm going to go browse some of the custom ROM's and see what's out there, talk to y'all later!
[EVO 4G Android Development] milominderbinder:
Thank you!
[EVO 4G Android Development] Waynesnside:
Quick question?

I rooted my phone a while back and I'm using 3.14 if I go up to 3.21 do I just run the downloaded file or is there any steps since I"m already rooted?

Just trying to have the latest version.