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[Droid Incredible Accessories] madman34:
no usb, but maybe BT

The port on the USB is the wrong end so I am thinking it will not work, but I wonder if BT serial ??? My stereo in the car transfers phone book data and controlls the phone and media player stuff so I bet with the correct drivers it could work.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] fuzzynco:
Found Freedom Pro SPP/HID that should work

http://www.freedominput.com/freedom-accessories/freedom-pro-keyboard

It's a dual mode SPP and HID, I talked to them, they provide a driver

for the Android so it can talk SPP and still be an HID device to the OS.

Mine is supposed to arrive monday, I'll test and report results.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] demersb:
I am hoping you had good results last Monday with the keyboard. How did it go?
[Droid Incredible Accessories] fuzzynco:
Freedom Pro bluetooth keyboard does work, (at least with Virtuous 3.0.1).

I set the keyboard to SPP mode, and powered it on, paperclip poked its

button to get into pairing mode. It paired fine, code 0000.

Once in paired but not connected mode. I went to their website (on the phones browser)

to download the driver file. http://www.otadrivers.com. After install

I setup the driver in settings following the guide on their website. It worked after that.
[Droid Incredible Accessories] luvit:
I have stock rom.

Has anyone use this on htc sense stock?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whiterin:
So, due to issues with my wife's Moto Backflip, Optus have given her a free upgrade and she now has the Galaxy s. On getting it, I tried to apply the one click lag fix found on the market. I found that it has the faulty 3 button recovery. Apparently some of them have issues being recognized by the SDK as well. So, at the moment I am unable to put a lagfix on her phone. So, I need to either find one that can be done without root, or a way to get it working with the ADB.

I use Ubuntu and have already added the entry into the android rules and have tried the "patched" ADB without luck.

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whiterin:
No one has anything??

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Archer13:
http://project-voodoo.org/
[Epic 4G General] greengoldmello:
I'm in a 4g area and I'm having trouble with the connection even while outside. Could it be my particular phone?
[Epic 4G General] 2k4mach:
What kind of issues are you having? Since the update my 4g connection is constantly dropping then connecting again in the same spots i had 4g before the update.
[Epic 4G General] greengoldmello:
The very issue u speak of, except it was also doing it before the update. I really want to keep this phon, but not if the radio can't keep a decent connection
[Epic 4G General] Rumble600:
Are you having the problem just in one place or all over in your area?

I've seen the 4g disconnect and reconnect when I have a really weak 4g signal. When I am at home I have 1/3 bars on the 4g icon when I am inside and it will sometimes lose connection for a minute. I also see pretty slow speeds, usually even slower than 3g.

When I am outdoors or in a part of town closer to the source of the signal I get much better results. It maintains the connection fine and the speeds are great. With 1/3 bars I usually see 1-2 mbps download, with 2/3 bars I typically see around 3-4 mbps. One time I drove around until I found 3/3 bars and ran a few speed tests and it hit around 5.8 to 5.9 mbps consistently, the upload was up over 1 mbps too. I'd like to see less gaps in the 4g coverage, but hey it is a new network.

I'd say your disconnects are just related to a bad signal in your area, but if it happens no matter where you are it could be related to the phone. Maybe try hunting for a stronger signal and then see if you still have disconnects?
[Epic 4G General] javahead76:
I'm in a 4g area per the sprint map. I'm pretty sure that map is none too accurate. Also, if it's 4g though Clear (basically subcontracted service), I think Clear's network is good or bad on a device by device basis. I've had a total of 4 devices at home through the Clear network and only the clear mobile has been any good. 2 home modems, the mobile (Spot), and the Epic. My epic has the same problem as yours and I'm in an official "indoor" area. My wager is that the network is still being rolled out and Clear has oversold some (or many) markets.
[Epic 4G General] greengoldmello:
That perfectly describes my situation..I was telling my friends that that map isn't really accurate apparently because I am also in an supposed indoor area..but even if I go outside an walk down toward the main street I will only get one bar..and maybe 2 if I take my hands off of it..so I know the ma is exagerated greatly. I'm in. Different place right now and while I get two bars outsde even with my hands on it..I can't connect at all right now..sucks period.

They should rename their network from the "now" network to the "outside" network..because even my 3g never goes above half strength indoors...
[Epic 4G General] 2k4mach:
same here, its funny though, 2 bars of 4g and ill get random disconnects on the epic. my evo is perfectly stable, so id almost say its something with the phone. i may swing by the sprint store during lunch and see what they say.
[Epic 4G General] styckx:
I get the same 4g connectivity now as I did pre IO7. At work here in Southern New Jersey with two bars inside. Sometimes drops to one. Never disconnects. Just ran a speed test inside.

3072kbps down / 1057kbps up
[XPERIA X2 General] nirmanakak:
Guys,

Pls explain how to flash ROM files into my X2, i have downloaded the X2_1230-2799_GENERIC_UK_R3AA035_CDF1231-4909_R22A_2 and the GENERIC_UK_R3AA035_CABS files but dont know how to use them with SEUS.

Pls be kind enough to expalin how it works,,

Rgds,

NK

Pls leave a reply.:)
[XPERIA X2 General] nirmanakak:
guys please give me a solution :o
[XPERIA X2 General] GizmoTheGreen:
I want to know too!
[XPERIA X2 General] xxSlayeRxx:
you can't !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! its only for included progs
[XPERIA X2 General] Xareth:
What nirmanakak wants to know is how to customise the X2.

This is done by:

1. Back up your current data and put the .cab files on a micro sd card. Remove sim card just to be safe.

2. Clear Phone (Start>Settings>System>Clear Phone)

3. AFTER you calibrate screen (orange screen, then white) and when you see the green progress bar remove the battery or press the reset button in the back of the phone(remove cover to find). This must be done right after screen calibration or else you have failed to stop the default cabs.

3a. if you were not able to stop the default installation, you must install ClearStorage.cab and use it to start from step 2 above.

4. Install the .cab files one by one.

Here is a web page showing the purpose of each .cab file:

xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7098131&postcount=14

If you are not sure what to install, choose the green ones. At the moment it is trial and error and it is all manual. Maybe one day it will be all automatic using one installer ;) This is why I request developers to pitch in to make it easier for everyone.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
I want to use the dialer from the PlurStar theme with REVOlution. How would I do that?

I pulled the dialer .apk from the theme and tried to install it but it wouldn't work. I figure I need to use adb and just pull out the old dialer and replace it with the new one. Am I correct? How would I do that? What would I need to type in adb?

Thanks.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenixjn:
I'm thinking that you need to include that apk into a zip file that can be flashed via recovery...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
What does that involve? I'm assuming I can't just put it in a plain old zip file.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phatmanxxl:
I remove and replace files in the rom zip using winrar, then flash the zip to the phone. Sometimes it works sometimes it wont, who knows maybe one day well see a Phatman rom lol.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenixjn:
Well kind of... If you look for the SU apk (the new one) you'll see that it was an APK but it could not be directly installed so it was converted into a zip file. I know that there is more than just compressing the file,some additional files must be put in the zip as well so the recovery manager can extract it on the phone. I'd download the zip and check what it is inside besides the apk itself. You can also ask one of the dev to make it a zip for you.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
Well I just used Regaw's zipmaker to do it, and it flashed but my dialer is still the same.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phatmanxxl:
WhOops wrong thread. O_o
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] awenthol:
Like phatman said, just take the Rom, extract it, look for system/app, drop the dialer in there and zip it back up. That's what I just got done doing this weekend with calks Rom, so I could have a dialer with vibration reenabled.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
Yeah I just finished putting together my zip, but I didn't do it with a ROM, I did it with the REVOlution theme. I just extracted it, dropped the dialer .apk in to it and recompressed it. Going to try flashing it in a little bit.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
Didn't work. Got an error that says "can't find update script". I think it has something to do with needing to resign the zip, which I don't know how to do.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phatmanxxl:
Use winrar and dont unzip the ROM, the program will add/remove files without actually unzipping, like I said, its a hit or miss, or worst case you get a boot loop.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] awenthol:
Just use the ROM and swap the dialers. U won't have to wipe or anything to reflash. I used 7z, extracted to a folder, swapped dialers then rezipped without any problems flashing.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
K, I'll try that next. TY

Thanks for the advice everyone.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Max_Pain:
i'm also interested in changing my dialer...can't we just adb push the dialer apk to /system/app/ from Recovery and have it work?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] awenthol:
Yes...unfortunately, some of us are too stoopid to get adb to work...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phatmanxxl:
Lol same here, I only got it to work during my g1 days. After that it was a no go, not sure if its user error or my computer. Find a solution to your dialer yet?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
It's on the back burner right now. I'm currently beta testing RegawMOD so I'm not going to mess with the dialer until I'm done with it. I will try swapping the apks in winrar though as soon as I am done with the beta test. Kinda getting burned out on constantly flashing all day long. I need to get some sun lol
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
Am I the only one annoyed by all the people on these forums that are defrauding Samsung and T-Mobile?

I mean really, post after post, of people messing up their phones, completely their fault, even bricking it, then coming on forums complaining and trying to figure out a way to get a free replacement from Samsung/T-Mobile.

STOP IT! People like you are the exact reason phone prices will increase. With all this defrauding going on, we can kiss $199.99 smartphone price points goodbye, say hello to $400 cell phones with 2 yr contract.

Seriously, if you want to mess with your phone, that is your choice, you have a right to do so, however don't expect Samsung and T-Mobile to replace your unit when you messed it up. Root, apply lag-fix, new roms, etc...at your OWN EXPENSE.

:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:
[Vibrant General] briguydj32:
Amen brotha! (high fives what I assume to be a fellow member of the cell phone industry!)
[Vibrant General] timisalf:
For real? I doubt people defrauding tmobile is going to increase prices, they'll do that anyway just like with gas. The future will be expensive people.

Sent from my T959 *****es
[Vibrant General] NoDataFound:
Its the same as stealing. So yes, they are a direct cause for price increases.
[Vibrant General] aerohoff:
If gps/lag wasn't so broken people wouldn't be so desperate to hack and break. These are the people who should have just returned their phones in the first place, which wouldn't have been any better for tmo or samsung. So considering they prob fit well within the returns a product like this deserves, I don't think it'll effect prices or forum members who work in the cell phone industry at all.

I'm annoyed that there isn't another phone on tmo that's worth switching to.
[Vibrant General] Chalup:
Amen haha. After joining these forums I now respectfully understand why apple and at&t run things the way they do.
[Vibrant General] richan90:
You're saying this now but if you ever **** up your phone, wouldn't you first try to get a replacement?
[Vibrant General] Gad13:
And this comes from a guy who exchanged his phone 15 times because he was trying to enter into download mode the wrong way.
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
I did? It's called sarcasm, I was trying to make a point, can't believe you believed that.
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
No, I take responsibility for my actions.

Why should someone else foot the bill? Did I not sign a contract? Am I not an adult? Adults who enter contractual agreements should act like adults, not like children.

Maybe you are on a family plan and your parents pay your bill, but as an adult I take responsibility for my actions. If you root, or do anything else that goes against the TOS of your contract and warranty, then you should also be adult enough to understand that you have entered a contract, you have agreed upon terms and conditions, and you should also be adult enough to foot the bill for a new phone when you caused the damage yourself.
[Vibrant General] PoisonWolf:
This guy is as straight as a grizzly's d*i*c*k.

We need more people like you (not for the reasons you'd think we need you for though).
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
What do your comments mean? Mind elaborating? Be more direct, don't be afraid.
[Vibrant General] DrStinkbomb:
For starters, I haven't bricked my phone ever, and I've never brought my device back fraudulently seeking an exchange.

But if you ask me, Samsung is just as much in the wrong for manufacturing and selling

devices that do not work as advertised. Once the end user is beyond the trial period, they are locked into a contract with a faulty device. Look at the progress Samsung has made in the past 10 months towards fixing the problems with the Behold II device: NONE.

Given this company's track record with supporting their mobile cellular devices, it is easy to believe that they may never fix the deficiencies with this current line, and flashing a custom ROM may well be the end user's only viable option.
[Vibrant General] rbcamping:
Lets look at the facts.

Samsung sells a phone to all of the phone companies (behold, galaxy) and market it to have all these features. Phone companies sell these phones and they make millions from these sales. Phones are defective and all parties know this but continue selling phones and marketing them with out ever telling buyers of the devices problems. they continue to make millions. When many buyers realize that said devices are defective and complain, they say we are working on a fix, but they never say that it will be fixed just that they are working on a fix. Phone sales continue and they keep making millions with full knowledge of the fact the these devices are defective.

WHO IS DEFRAUDING WHO?
[Vibrant General] Gad13:
The root of the problem is a BAD design of the recovery mode.

The recovery mode MUST reside in non-erasable area and MUST be available always.

But no. Any person who owns a PC and has an internet connection can brick his phone in no time.

I am really disappointed of the way the phone is designed. In software aspect.

Samsung even keep the unlock code in plain text /I am not complaining about it/. It must be a precedent in the cell phone history.

And we all pay for it. So many bricked phones. So many replacements. So much frustration.

I'll try at least to pay less money for a device designed like this.
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
THEN RETURN THE PHONE and purchase another BRAND. That's your decision to keep a unit you are not happy with, and insist on fixing it yourself.

Nobody is twisting your arm to purchase it. If you purchased it, and it doesn't perform as promised, return it. Plus isn't that the real way to make a statement? I WONT STAND FOR DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS, I'M returning it and buying HTC!

NOPE, instead what do you choose to do? You choose to purchase a produt, which you admit you are very well aware of Samsungs history, which you seem not happy with. So what do you do, you buy another Samsung product. Then you mess around with it, you mess it up, you complain, you then go in a cycle of exchanges, one after the other. If Samsung is sooo horrible, and by your own words, you are aware of their history, then why buy another Samsung product?

THATS YOUR FAULT.
[Vibrant General] PoisonWolf:
Lawl, afraid? You're utterly hilarious. There is no need to try and shove it to our faces that you want us to know that you believe that you are the more intelligent, morally and ethically superior being amongst us XDA-commonfolk.

Are you addicted or do you simply enjoy e-confrontations?

Do you get some sort of e-pride when you have successfully convinced yourself that you've won the argument/debate/whatever-you'd-call-it?

Like seriously, if you think anyone gives a flying f*ck about your morals and ethics here, you really need a wake up call.

Mr. Adult, while I do appreciate your opinions on things, don't you have better things to do than to come to XDA and preach to us about how we should be good citizens on planet earth (or the USA)? I mean like, you can go recycle, tend to your farm in the backyard, reuse your feces for your farm, make sure your family members aren't defrauding cellphone corporations, etc.

P.S. Go start a myspace account. Link it into your signature and whine there instead, and stop it with these ridiculous threads that are cluttering up the board with bull****. Your posts are a waste of XDA bandwidth.
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
Still waiting for your explanation of what straight as a grizzly's tool means. I'd love to hear what that really meant.
[Vibrant General] scrizz:
lmFao

look at all these people trying to justify stealing.

lmFao

get off the high horse all you "robin Hoods"

....
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
Ya it does actually annoy me, because I'm a consumer. When people defraud T-Mobile and Samsung, at the end it hurts all end consumers.

Eventually we will have tighter more strict returns, possibly even no returns, or returns with like 40 percent restocking fees. Cell phone prices will also increase, because of people like you, who decide to ruin it for everyone.

It is the simple truth, it was people like you that caused most retail chains to implement 15 percent restocking fees and get stricter on return policies. People like you who will cause companies with awesome return policies, such as Costco, to eventually do away with that.

At the end, your actions just ruin things for all end consumers, simple and true.

You think Best Buy, Apple and At&t are acting like Natzi's? All of you keep it up, and T-Mobile's policy will change too.
[Vibrant General] XfooYen:
SHUT UP all you *******! I'm trying to sleep.
[Vibrant General] kanwal236:
actually, you're a little late, all the providers already raised the rates, remember those mandatory data plans that end up making the phones cost over 2k in 2 years? yea, that was their plan to getcha, and they did, and you don't even know :)

as for me, no contract plans and buying the phones outright ftw, it ends up being a lot cheaper in the long run :)
[Vibrant General] SeanFloyd:
LOLZ - I don't think MULTIBILLION dollar companies need you to defend them, they have plenty of ivory-league lawyers to do so.
[Vibrant General] rsfaze:
So your saying that every developer that has bricked their phone doing development for the community and themselves is a thief?

I know of a few dev's that had to send off for replacements.. without them we would be no where.
[Vibrant General] disturkis4u:
You should work for loss prevention for t-mobile. That way someone would actually care about your feelings. Somehow you've learned to feel sorry for a billion dollar company losing money here and there. I'm pretty sure t-mo is aware of the cost of returns and have already implemented a system to minimize its losses. There are people who make up an issue with their phone to get a replacement because their current phone has cosmetic damage and you're concerned about the devs and modders fraud? Which by the way most users try to fix a bricked phone on their own hence all the topics for it. How do you think refurbs came about? Do you think they just throw out the phone when you return it? No, they resell to a consumer or give it as a warranty unit, or sell it to asurion. It's a part of the business that I'm sure t-mo and samsung have already thought of way ahead of you. Focus your energy on helping the community.
[Vibrant General] dexim:
WTF? It took 27 posts before someone even mentioned that the phones get repaired and sold as refurbs?
[Vibrant General] Mouahmong:
Doesn't the op realize that rooting is now perfectly acceptable/legal to do if the purpose of rooting is to get better/more functionality out of the device they've purchased. I can see his argument but could care less because I buy all my phones unsubsidized so I'm dropping half a grand everytime, an increase in subsidized prices won't effect me. Samsung prices go up overall then? I'll buy htc. Dropping the vibrant like a hot potato when the mytouch hd comes out. :)
[Vibrant General] DrStinkbomb:
Your argument is a little flawed in that, when we return for exchange we still stay on and honor our contractual obligations with the carriers - and that's where the carriers make their money. The "defective" devices are returned to the manufacturers as such, so in truth the only one getting "hurt" through this process is the company responsible for the manufacture of defective product. As such they deserve to have devices returned to them when said devices didn't work right in the first place.
[Vibrant General] DKYang:
Legal but still voids warranty. Unless I'm mistaken, this is true for all manufacturers.
[Vibrant General] wesbalmer:
Best point yet...

What about all the Nexus One users with dust under their screens? Does their moral obligation to abide to the terms of service withdraw the manufactures responsibility to provide a solid device? Despite whether its dust under the screen, or a badly designed recovery, manufactures need to be responsible for their actions as well.

Before anyone says it, HTC absolutely does honor dust issues with the Nexus One.
[Vibrant General] minogue:
I BEG TO DIFFER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Only thing im annoyed at is @SamsungVibrant and this stupid thread of his!!!!!!!! Wowwww!!!!!!!! Nothing but a useless post... So go ahead and act like an adult the way you mentioned before and reply to my comment by flaming me.

Because that is very mature from your right???? Go Suck it!
[Vibrant General] pwhooftman:
Nobody can disagree with the op that rooting, applying lag fixes & custom roms is at ones own risk, can they? It simply voids the warranty because non official tools&software is used. Just like you'll have to had your car maintained by the dealership, not your cousin, to apply for warranty. This all is not related to the benefits of (xda) developers creating new possibilities...
[Vibrant General] elkavayo:
Don't you get it? The time of personal responsibility and accountability is gone!

Now it's all about me and what I can get away with. Short term gains and will deal with the consequences later.

It's sad but it's true and you can see it everywhere, at all levels: personal, government, corporate. Market derivatives, punzy schemes, war in Iraq.

Get used to buddy. I can relate to your pain, and I still abide by my old principles, but that's just me.

Good luck

Luis