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[Captivate Android Development] RKight:
After installing Cognition Beta 8, and realizing it didn't have the stock lock screen, I attempted to create my own version of this exact file, not realizing you had already done so. When I pushed it to my phone and rebooted, I got stuck in a bootloop. I put the phone in recovery mode and used ADB to push your file over. It's working like a champ now. Thanks so much!
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
I will be adding reboot to recovery and download mode later today with beta8.1 and put the right friggin modem in this time :D
[Captivate Android Development] techmik67:
Added recovery and download

edit: this is a "quick and dirty" version, just to get it done. Not really ready for prime time, but what the hell....

edit: I did not see DG's post about adding this, and I dont know which way he will do it, so all the files needed are in the zip. I hope I didn't step on any toes here. 1 note, quickboot and the version dg made seem to do a "fast reboot", where this version, all 3 reboots are full, slow reboots. =)

So I liked this so much, I also wanted to add "reboot recovery" to get rid of QUICKBOOT. Much thanks to uiskibum for this. I take NO credit.... =)

Just unzip file and copy the 3 needed files. Then chmod as the text file says.

Enjoy!!:D:D
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
hahaha, I already made one and put it in beta 8.1 :P
[Captivate Android Development] uiskibum:
All I did was bring the code over for use on DG's CDE-AOSP-Beta3 rom. All credit goes to untermensch from this thread on the vibrant forums http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=811532.

I'm not a Java coder so this is truly hacked together, it was more of a "can I make this work" project, and as such I'm sure the code is ugly and not the best it could be. Also, the text files of changes and what not that are in the zip assume you have already been looking at this mod.
[Captivate Android Development] jdphilly:
sorry for the noob question but can i just use root explorer and paste the jar file in system framework to get the reboot option
[Captivate Android Development] jdphilly:
my bad just read its only for DG's CDE-AOSP-Beta3 rom. is there anything for cog beta 7
[Captivate Android Development] techmik67:
I should not be surprised.... =)
[Captivate Android Development] ruscan.calin:
nice to know but will work only for specific builds

if not you can try Quick Boot from Market
[Captivate Android Development] anishz:
Bro, you are replying to a post from OCT 2010.:eek:
[Captivate Android Development] jde984:
about time too, dude's been waiting a year and a half. he was probably about ready to give up on anyone ever responding.
[Captivate Android Development] ruscan.calin:
focus on topic
[Captivate Android Development] anishz:
I was answering to you :)

Its definitely dead, the developer (Sadly) has left XDA.
[Captivate Android Development] ruscan.calin:
let us focus on topic
[Nexus One General] renegadEEE:
According to this article (http://phandroid.com/2010/10/18/exclusive-first-android-gingerbread-details/) there is an early build of Gingebread in the wild. If this is true, I believe a leaked rom won't be long away.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
That image could be anything, not a great article.
[Nexus One General] teihoata:
aww I was hoping for some serious overhaul of the UI but it looks to be essentially froyo. Loving the hardware acceleration bit though.
[Nexus One General] renegadEEE:
My toughts exactly. I bet this explains the rumors of Gingerbread not being the tablet optimized 3.0 OS version we were waiting for. It will be a cleaned up version of Froyo with hardware accerlation. Which sure isn't bad but I'm afraid a lot of users will end up being dissappointed.

Of course the picture can be fake but the source seems pretty solid.
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
Unless they fix some of the big issues in their current "features", they will have a max exodus to WP7
[Nexus One General] greenstuffs:
wow nice article the author is just taking wild pot shots to things that will be on gingerbread.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Can't see it myself.
[Nexus One General] leyvatron:
booooo! blurry pic means nothing.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
lmao

WP7 will be a damn train wreck. The Kin's production was haulted a month end because it sold only a few thousand devices. They should probably just call it what it really is, Windows Mobile 6.6

Enjoy your decade old technology with a mediocre gui slapped on top. It's the Microsoft way.

As for Gingerbread, I hope there are alot of behind-the-scene updates. Gui updates can wait if you're cranking things up under the hood like they did in Froyo.
[Nexus One General] Sarg92:
I think that the article has some truth.

It mentions that the Android Green is going to be much more prominent throughout the OS which I think is correct. The new Market has much more green and in the latest Gmail app, when an email is deleted the undo bar that appears is the same green as the green used in the Market.

All this talk of there being a totally brand new UI (like WP7) is wrong. There is nothing wrong with the look of the homescreens so that it why the blurry image looks pretty similar to Froyo. The UI is going to be refreshed which means the UI is going to be consistent throughout the entire OS and apps created by Google.

From what I have seen, the new UI is going to be similar to the current Gallery app and the Android Green is going to be much more prominent throughout the OS. At I/O, a music app was shown which had the same UI as the Gallery app. The latest Car Home app also has the look of the current Gallery app.
[Nexus One General] hmarcus:
Nothing wrong with this at all. I always wondered after Eclair why Google didn't make more of the OS elements look more like the genie widget or the gallery with the 3Dish grey look. Now if they can get a decent media player and have studios continue to give Android respect and porting good games to our OS I think I'll just keep my eye off that shiny new Dell Venue Pro :P
[Nexus One General] Sarg92:
http://youtu.be/dttyQo3BPrk

Check out that YouTube video, at about a minute into it, you can see the current music app but with a UI similar to the Gallery app.
[Nexus One General] player911:
I just wish they fix the damn stock dialer to dial by name. Dialer One works but is aggravating trying to bounce back and forth.

Honestly the only 2 things I replace right off the bat is the dialer and Launcher Pro. Everything else is stock... and its great.
[Nexus One General] hmarcus:
Good looking out! That is some sexy software. If the rest of the OS is going to look like this in a few months I may cry from pure gingerbread induced joy!
[Nexus One General] KidTech:
If rest of the OS is like that, I might hold off on switching to WM7
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
Man I LOVE windows phone 7 trolls!

They bring alot to the forum with their wisdom ;)
[Nexus One General] knightnz:
He's hardly trolling. Google need to change more than just invisible behind-the-scenes stuff, although adding Flash support was a fairly big deal. Android needs better support for large screens, a much better media/music player (Gapless support is way overdue if nothing else).

I'm perfectly happy with my N1 with 2.2, but Android can't stay still, most of the changes since 1.5 have been background things, tweaking and quite incremental. Hopefully 3.0 has something really good in it to justify my waiting for a decent Android tablet.
[Nexus One General] hmarcus:
That's what I'm sayin. We just need a good music player, like the one in the youtube link a few posts above, and more quality apps. I must admit I was pretty excited about WP7, but I'm in the air bc I'd be losing flash for a few months, as well as all the cool *cliche* customizations. If Gingerbread is as good as expected I'm saying.
[Nexus One General] xtop:
if that is indeed the new ui, i can't help but feel a bit underwhelmed. i was expecting something a little more than better icons and an enhanced notification bar lol. can't wait to see this release though
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
Thank you for the support. I am glad not everybody just drinks the koolaid.

I would say the biggest task is to finally fix the really long list of bugs and annoyances in current version android/google apps. THEN they should tackle the GUI.

I am 100% with you on that.

I really like how MS thought outside the box for WP7/Zune.
[Nexus One General] hdomingu:
So let me get this straight, In one sentence your saying "THE BIGGEST TASK IS TO FINALLY FIX THE LONG LIST OF BUGS......" then you agree with a person who is saying that he wants more then bugs fixes and new icons etc. Hmmmm can you make up your mind please?
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
Thank you for the support. I am glad not everybody just drinks the koolaid. ;)
[Nexus One General] hdomingu:
I see what you did there lol....Personally I was hearing so much about a UI overhaul I started to expect it. Right now im good with Froyo, There are couple of things I want though.... For one I want more functionality from the notification bar. I love what the new sense does putting the recent task there, Besides that anything else is welcome but ill survive. And I doubt people will go running away from android because of an upgrade....Its and upgrade lol most people will be like "cool a couple new things". Only the techies will be overly critical of and upgrade for not having what they wanted. My 2 cents
[Nexus One General] hdomingu:
Also to everyone expecting a total UI overhaul..what exactly do you expect? You want them to make to totally new OS or something? I dont see what they can change to make it look so revolutionary without creating a totally new OS. iOS has looked the same since version 1.0 its icons in a grid, Android is a like iOS but with widgets. Windows mobile 7 isnt an upgrade from winmo6.5 its a totally new OS hence why it looks different

OO and its an honest question I want to know what you guys mean when you say a UI overhaul im curious to see what you guys have in mind
[Nexus One General] musashiken:
Although I would very much love a complete UI overhaul, I think what I want most to be true is the "bouncy effect" stated in the article. And that means hardware accelerated graphics.

The main reason why people went gaga over the user experience of Iphone on first sight is how smooth and bouncy the graphical transitions are on the iphone. The fact that the UI moves accordingly to your finger swipes without any apparent lag is the main deal imo. Come on, when you think about it, Iphone UI is just all about squarish icons and plain menus, but it's the smoothness and lack of lag that covers up the blandness.

I love my Froyo, but sometimes I feel embarrassed by lags and stutters in UI graphics. If Gingerbread actually addresses this, I don't even care about UI overhaul since it's gonna be smooth and stutter free and I can finally laugh at Iphone's plain homescreens.
[Nexus One General] tsunami1609:
Sooooo

Soooooo basically it's gonna be a little like the MIUI Rom. Cuz I noticed that one of the main reasons why it's so popular (ignoring the froyo iOS fusion home screen) is that it's ridiculously smooth, and that all of the icons follow a more uniform pattern. I welcome it.

Plus, maybe because it's not necessarily such a huge overhaul then overlays like the Sense UI can release their own versions faster.

Here's to hoping.
[Nexus One General] jasrups:
This.

If the hardware acceleration actually makes Android run as smooth as the iOS then it alone is worth the 3.0 label. This is one of the major advantages Apple has over Android
[Nexus One General] uansari1:
Not having used iOS before, I'm not sure what this bouncy effect is, but I'm curious to see it.

So what exactly will hardware acceleration do and not do for us?
[Nexus One General] musashiken:
Erm, make the UI faster and smooth? And I mean no lags and apparent stutter in between switching of screens and applications. Think of it as fade in and fade out effects which makes the switching of screens seem seamless. iOS does this pretty well. Stock Froyo, not so much, especially on the home screen.

I think you need to go down to an Apple store and play with an iphone, like try swiping the homescreens really fast. You'll realize that the iphone homescreen actually moves simultaneously with your finger no matter how fast you swipe it. On stock Froyo, the homescreen usually takes half a second or so to move After you swipe your finger across it, thus causing an apparent lag effect.

If you want an estimate, using Launcherpro will emulate close to Iphone smoothness in screen swipes, but there's still some lag sometimes with Launcherpro.

Edit: The word is responsiveness. How fast the UI reacts to your finger.
[Nexus One General] jamesyb0i:
Eagerly awaiting Gingerbread release, but life's too short to spend time speculating on what it will bring to Android and bickering over small things like new icons etc etc
[Nexus One General] grainysand:
Meh. I'm using the MIUI, but the bounciness gets really old really fast. Not saying it's not nice--the ROM's great and creative, and astoundingly well-optimized--but honestly? I wish people would stop being precious about transition effects.
[Nexus One General] musashiken:
My main point wasn't about transition effects but the responsiveness of the UI as a whole. Sure the transition effects is part of it but even on the MIUI rom, I still see sputters here and there. The message and contact app of MIUI rom sucks in scrolling through messages and contacts. The framerate dips really low when scrolling down messages in MIUI.

And imo, Launcherpro's homescreen (when properly configured) is much more responsive than MIUI's homescreen when it comes to finger swipes.

I wasn't really impressed by MIUI so I went to Enomther's instead.

So I repeat, I'm all for Hardware Accelerated Graphics, not bouncy effects that lag. You seriously didn't get my point.
[Nexus One General] mobiousdigital:
Seems like a way to drive traffic to phandroid.com and nothing more!
[Nexus One General] XSafire:
Correct me if i'm wrong, but the blurry image looks like a rom with colored browser and phone icons on the bottom tray, and with a black notification bar from the desire. I don't think google would use a black notification bar, as that is something htc does in sense.

Seems unreliable. Rumors say that the gingerbread sdk will be released this week, I'll wait until then to be satisfied. I don't think that article is reliable, especially the image.
[Nexus One General] [IO]ERROR:
Wow.. No one is excited about GV becoming VoIP? Really? That to me is a HUGE update.
[Nexus One General] bpm2000:
I'm with the crew that thinks the smoother UI experience needs to be #1. Things like voip GV and flash are awesome, but they are just candy on a stuttery OS that constantly hampers the overall experience. Honestly that kind of stuff harkens back to the days of winmo 6.5 to me. Features over experience won't cut it anymore.
[Nexus One General] stuff:
I hate this website. They are just blowing **** out of their ass to get hits.
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
How about FIXING the basic functionality.

Most recent GV update "YET AGAIN" reset all my GV settings! WTF?

I would go even further: Features that DON'T EVEN WORK just don't cut it anymore.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
What features don't work currently? I don't remember finding any?
[Nexus One General] [IO]ERROR:
Yeah no clue what the "stuttery" OS you are referring to. My N1 one is nearly every bit as smooth as my 3GS was. But then again I'm not one for animations and such so I turn all that crap off. I want instant access to my stuff not fluff.
[Nexus One General] :
i dont beleive this website. Anyone could skin the notification bar and change the colours in a few apks. Another thing why such a blurry image? I guess the author is trying to hide something. I'll beleive it when i see it :rolleyes:
[Nexus One General] stuff:
Yeah you shouldn't have a stuttery system AT ALL.

clear your cache and dalvik cache. or check to make sure you aren't low on free space, that will lag your system.

or, if all else fails, just perform a flash/wipe data. I've had the same build from one of Emo's roms forever, and it still is as quick as it originally was.
[Nexus One General] tameracingdriver:
I'm running 2.2, CM6 with minimal matte theme, and mine is not stuttery at all, but I've got to admit its not as buttery smooth as the iphone 4, but its not particularly noticeable for the most part TBH.
[Nexus One General] starfarer:
+1 on dialer. At least HTC got it right (very right) with sense dialer. And....copy n paste! like in legend.
[Nexus One General] musashiken:
Man, you guys are in denial. I've used both the N1 and played with numerous 3GS iphones, and N1 is still a tad less responsive than the fruit out of the box. Not to mention you turn off animations.

You sure you don't want hardware acceleration for graphics? I'm pretty sure if there's a way to tap into that potential, we'd get better looking games. Although I'm not sure about developing on the N1 since there's no "special" graphics processor for it unlike Galaxy S etc.

And what about the other 80% android users who didn't unlock and root their android phones? We are talking about stock Android Gingerbread and what it can bring to the masses straight out of the box.

Also it'd be silly to wipe cache and dalvik cache every time I see stutter on my phone. You shouldn't have to do that.
[Nexus One General] jasrups:
LOL guys it's ok to admit when Apple has an upper hand every once in a while. If you guys think Android OS runs as smooth as iOS on the iPhone 4 or even 3GS then you're delusional. I strongly urge you to try them side by side. If you can't see the difference then you're blinded by your Android fanboyism. I'm a huge Android supporter but I can acknowledge where the platform has it's downfalls, even on a fundamental level. I'm very glad that 3.0 will finally address some of these basic yet difference making features, like hardware acceleration.
[Nexus One General] ChongoDroid:
You guys are so lucky... I'm up in canada and we don't have google voice, we just got navigation this year... I've had a rough first time with android but I fell in love. Sob story, first android I got was a milestone that I found out didn't work on Rogers 3g sold that and ate the cost on that.. got the ATT N1 the day it came out and fell in love. We now have two kids :)
[Nexus One General] musashiken:
Lol, and I have to live with no Google Voice, no Navigation and no Paid Apps from where I come from. It's enough to make me want to ditch Android and follow the horde around me that are playing cutesy games on their fruit phones. But yet I stuck on with Stock Android and only rooted my N1 a month after playing with Stock Froyo. I'm a better "Fanboy" than you lucky folks in the States.
[Nexus One General] :
After seeing the mytouch g 4 screens I can't help but think they were just looking at that Tom.
[Nexus One General] ChongoDroid:
Haha i have been out fanboy'd lol damn well hopefully those features come to you... its like a little Christmas everytime the come through. When gv comes il pee myself
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
Don't forget all the "features" that are so buggy that they are useless.

Calendar sync ... sorry, only usable if it is 100% reliable.

Voice actions ... useless without voice dialing

Copy & paste ... useless if it doesn't work in your phone's #1 text apps (email!)

Gmail ... WTF! I don't want to wait ~10+ seconds to see a list of emails/read the email that i clicked on in the notification bar (aside from the fact that it is absolutely RETARDED that there is a separate app from email!)

... the list is endless.
[Nexus One General] bpm2000:
I've been using every release CM since the N1. No animations are on, period. You and I know I'm not the only one who has these issues, so don't play like it isn't there just because yours happens to be butter right now. and yes, I have used both stock 2.1 and 2.2.
[Nexus One General] Sarg92:
It looks like Phandroid's article about Gingerbread may be true!

They mentioned that Gingerbread has a new YouTube app but it seems like this app is now available on the market (similar to how Gmail moved from OS updates to market updates).

http://goo.gl/9glo
[Nexus One General] Sarg92:
Some more Gingerbread news from Phandroid.

That blurry image they posted has now become a 10 second video which shows the screen off animation.

Link to article: http://goo.gl/PLry

Link to video: http://goo.gl/ivya
[Nexus One General] nexusdue:
I noticed that my (stock) N1 (2.2.1) stutters pretty badly when I have a live wallpaper. It's very smooth without (except for very rare occasions, maybe once per week, when it seems to hang for 1-2 seconds before being smooth again).
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Now it's getting interesting...
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
The Ginger news keeps getting better :cool:
[Nexus One General] Quantumstate:
Still no ability to record calls, hm?
[Nexus One General] NikolaiT:
Well, recording calls in the U.S. is illegal, so this makes sense.
[Nexus One General] danger-rat:
Probably not legal, but...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=806451
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
I'm not even in the US, but I know this isn't true.
[Nexus One General] pwig:
The laws vary state to state. Some require you to notify both parties, while others only need one to know. This is all without a warrant, of course.
[Nexus One General] Quantumstate:
Thanks.

It is legal, but for Hero only.
[Nexus One General] NikolaiT:
Oh I see, I was a bit rusty on my US law.
[Nexus One General] daijizai:
For the US http://www.rcfp.org/taping/states.html
[Nexus One General] bpm2000:
Hmm I'll try giving the live wallpp the boot and see what happens.
[General Questions and Answers] Comfreak89:
Is there any forum/development for the Samsung Galaxy i7500 here at xda? I can't find anything...
[General Questions and Answers] Comfreak89:
anyone? :/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hrohibil:
Hi

I just upgraded to froyo 2.2 via samsung kies and i wanted to know if i could root the phone the same way as in with 2.1?

Has there bin created a update.zip file yet?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Darkimmortal:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788108

That worked for me and was extremely easy to do
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XSafire:
Where do I start? What kitchens are the best?

I have no idea where to start, could someone provide me with a couple of links and tutorials.

What inspired me is that all the roms out there have bits and pieces of what I want, but not one that has everything. I want to create that myself.

On a side note, all I wan't to achieve right now is getting the sense weather widget, live wallpaper, and the htc camera on stock 2.2. If that is extremely difficult or advanced, than I have no problem learning how to.

Thanks.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] houmles:
you can add and remove apps from any rom you downloaded and then you need to resign it or flash from recovery with disabled signature check. another way is build whole rom from aosp.

porting sense widgets and apps which are depending on htc framework is not extremely difficult but it's impossible to run on stock nonsense rom.

everything can be found on google, there is thousands of tutorials
[EVO 4G General] bsanto9:
Hey I'm so I'm heading back to radio shack today for a replacement evolution but before I doi wanna get some input. So all problems are hardware.1st. I have dust under the screen now i know its common it a few specks under the screen not bad really but its there. 2nd problem is the left side of the phones screen toward the middle side of the screen whenever i i push down on the screen and it clicks like its loose. It started out minor but gradually gotten. Worse and i havent played with it so I'm afraid the screens coming up on that side. Now overall it's a solid phone and im afraid that if i go trade it in for a new one I'm gonna have bigger problems what do you guys think o should do
[EVO 4G General] warmachine69:
Nandroid backup. Replace the phone. Root the new phone. Nandroid restore.

If you have problems with the new phone repeat the process. Why use a phone that isn't working properly?