yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Captivate General] foxbat121:
I do have a very long cord and don't want to pull it out because the music won't auto-resume afterwards. If I need to pull the plug out, answer the phone and put the plug back in, then find the music player to resume the play, I have to use both hands and eyes off the road. That will be a safey issue, really.
[Captivate General] bwolmarans:
I liked it the old way.
[Captivate General] iconoclast1:
Is there a solution to this yet? I'm using the cognition rom...
[Captivate General] iconoclast1:
Rather than opening a new thread... I'll bump this one. Solution found?
[Captivate General] glaze76:
Im having the same issue. I liked it when I was able to hear the phone call through the speakers. Im running COG 2.4.1 Bump.
[Captivate General] alphadog00:
You can keep bumping, but it appears to be a kernel bug - it has been there since the first Captivate Froyo Beta.
[Captivate General] igolfchip:
Keep on bumping - just encountered this today. Hope a fix comes :)
[Captivate General] rahul0705:
I just flashed 2.3b6 cog and tested to see if im using the samsung headphones and im listening to pandora if it will fade out and fade in (i will say that now with cog when i want to end a call i can use the button on the headset to end it -- sweet) then i tested it as if im connecting my captivate to external speakers and retried the test and it works fades in the fades out

again this is with pandora running and playing music what music app are you using?
[Captivate General] iconoclast1:
Now that froyo officially got released for the captivate, has this been resolved?

I use the stock music player :/
[Captivate General] bwolmarans:
bump .....
[Android Software Development] xsxbluexsx:
I have a edit able text box that is next to a button lets say onclick of the button it will take the text from the editable text box and converted to an integer so it can be subracted by.. oh lets say 32 so my first method was this.

number = EText.getText();

textOutcome.setText(number - 32);

this gave me an error of

The operator - is undefined for the argument type(s) Editable, int

my second attempt was

textOutcome.setText((Integer.parseInt(EText.getText().toString()) - 32));

This gave me no errors and it ran fine untill i clicked the button which causes the command above to run. and it force closed my application.

Does any one have any ideas i can do, or any sample code?

Thanks,

Blue.
[Android Software Development] xsxbluexsx:
Bumping the topic.
[Android Software Development] xsxbluexsx:
Please can anyone help me with this..!
[Android Software Development] Gene Poole:
Have you tried stepping through the code with the debugger? Otherwise, the code you posted looks fine. There is probably something else at play here.
[Android Software Development] xsxbluexsx:
Basicall it force closes whea subtraction is made..

Sent from my Samsung Epic 4g.
[Android Software Development] xsxbluexsx:
Ahh the debugger found something early in the code thanks for the idea !
[Android Software Development] elmejor183:
You have to do any mathematical arithmetic with the integer type, not with string, So when you extract the number from the EditText you have to convert the string into a integer, or whatever type of number it may be.

WHen you have the integer then you can apply the arithmetic.

when this is done you then have to convert the total into a string type again.

Hope this helps.

So basically im going to write a little of code off the top of my head which obviously can have errors. Since im not testing it.

EditText txbox = (EditText)findViewById(R.id.EditText01);

String txdata = txbox.getText().toString();

int txval = Integer.ParseInt(txdata);

//you should make sure that the value is an integer, if not i think //Integer.ParseInt() will just cut off the rest if its irrational.

//Now you can do arithmetic//

int b = 2;

int t;

t = txval - b;

//The total value is in variable t.

So lets convert this into a string and put it back into an object like edittext or textview

txbox.setText(String.valueOf(t));

//Thats all, hope that helps.
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] foxandbutter:
Have a problem with receiving and sending messages and phone calls since updating to 2.1. SMS are delayed and sometimes I don't get them at all, also calls are not coming through.

Switching phone to "2g only" resolves the issue, but something is broken in 3g mode. I can get to the internet in 2g and 3g mode. My network operator is PlusGSM, I use my phone in Poland.

Config:

Network: PlusGSM (Poland)

Currently installed ROM: Greek 2.1

ROM ver.: GT540-V20a-OCT-05-2010

APN config.: Standard APN config for PlusGSM provided in ROM, 1 APN for internet, and 1 for MMS.

I've tried different 2.1 ROMS (France, CIS, Baltic) and all have the same issue.

Help !
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] cooperzetec:
it seems to be a problem with some gt540's and upgrading to 2.1 roms. mine has this exact same issue and so do quite a few other people on the macado forums. my girlfriends phone which is exactly the same phone and bought at the same time doesnt have this problem.

its very strange to be honest. its as if when on 3g it disconnects from the network and doesnt recieve anything. then it must reconnect when you start something like the internet or something and then all the messages come through.

would love to be able to tell you how to fix it but i cant.
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] skribbler86:
Yea i have the same issue with my phone. Im not sure but i think the problem was before the 2.1update. But it seems to have gotten worse after the update though.
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] Corran:
I have something like this in 1.6; sometimes calls are not coming through. Also it looses network connectivity totally sporadically. Never had these problems with other phones.

(Sometimes the phone also locks itself up, both of these problems I resolve by removing the battery a few secs, then it's back to its normal self again. Even tried a factory reset to no apparant avail.)
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] skribbler86:
These other issues you are having could be due to a badly manufactured model, or not.

Im beginning to think that the text and calls issue may be an o2 Network problem.

I know 3 other people in my own family with this problem. I am on android 2.1 and using BlackSystem ROM, the second person with this problem in my family is using Baltic 2.1, and the third person is using the stock 1.6 that came with the phone.... and we are all on o2.

Since there is no visable info about the network providers from anyone who already posted here, could you kindly type down your network provider when you leave a reply? Thanks.

NETWORK: o2 U.K
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] clarkey15:
Yep a few of us are having this problem, but mine still works now and again. I'm using V20B 2.1 Vodafone Rom.

Network o2-UK (Contract)
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] cooperzetec:
yeah I'm on o2 as well. does seem like its a network problem.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] joseph230:
I was wondering, how can I use RomManager to install zip file (such as language packages) on my Droided HD2.

As we know in Android Phones (like Vibrant) you root the device, and install the RomManager and can boot into recovery mode and do install the updates and packages.

I would like to know is there any way to do the same thing on Droided HD2 or not? (and how?)
[General Questions and Answers] rudim:
I had problem with samsung android adb interface that could not install, someone has a problem and how to fix it

thank you
[Desire HD General] emperor007:
Looks great!!!!!!!

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[Desire HD General] darrenjdoc:
The screen on the N8 looks alot brighter from the angles the phones were being held ...
[Desire HD General] liorra3:
nice! the DHD make the work, is mach better then the N8...
[Desire HD General] eozen81:
No doubt I would definetely go with DHD.
[Desire HD General] LeviathanPT:
The camera in N8 is muuuuuuuuuuuuuuuchhhh better, sadly the software is a fail and cellphone isnt sexy at all :|
[Desire HD General] Demiourgos:
guys,

what about USB On The Go i N8 vs Desire HD?

Do HTC DHD has sth like that?
[Desire HD General] noamsch6:
DHD of course

The DHD its much better than N8, every hTC smartphone that came out its better than Nokia (not N8 VS S730, be realistic :D ) nokia have the Symbian OS, it sucks!

right now it can't run any other OS...
[Desire HD General] noamsch6:
lol ur right :D the cam its so good the rest... bad :s
[Desire HD General] Ehrles:
Symbian vs android :D lol, for 100 euros I would buy the n8
[Desire HD General] dr.m0x:
Symbian is now discontinued. Praise the lord.

Sent from my super slick Android device.
[Desire HD General] dragunov:
N8 was my previous phone... The three things that N8 beats the DHD are:

1) Much much MUCH louder loudspeaker, with very good quality.

2) Camera. The phone takes phenomenal (for a smartphone) pictures.

3) AMOLED screen, which is the + point, but at 3.5", which eliminates the previous + (depends on personal tastes). If you use the 4.3" DHD, you can hardly use a 3.5"

Build quality was also excellent. If Nokia didnt stop the symbian development, I believe that S^3 was in a good path... S60v5 was totally crap, S^3 was way better (smoother, faster, more stable, etc.)

I never regretted making that change from N8 to DHD. I am actually VERY happy, although I miss a good smartphone camera... :)
[Desire HD General] alfa71omega:
Correct. My wife got the N8. There is no story between the cameras. N8 is superior.

You forget a thing: HDMI video out. It's fantastic!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morjeff:
Yesterday I installed a ROM for the first time. Today I would like to try a different Kernel. How do I just install JUST the kernel ?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _MetalHead_:
Kernels are flashed same way you flashed the ROM. Put it on your SD card, boot into recovery, wipe cache and dalvix x2, and install from SD card.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morjeff:
will i have to install the rom also all over again ?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheMagicalSock:
No. You wont have to reinstall the ROM.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DraginMagik:
perhaps this will be of help. this is for CM6, but the steps are the same for Sense ROMs.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=808836
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] software_samurai:
I'm looking to purchase a Galaxy S next month. I live in the USA, but I travel to Thailand every year. I'd like to get one phone that will work on both AT&T and AIS for both voice and data. (3G on both would be great!) While traveling in Thailand, I really want to be able to tether my netbook through the phone.

Anyone have recommendations as to which Galaxy S I should get?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
over in Europe + Asia they only have 1 model

they all come with triband 3G WCDMA 900/1900/2100

and quad band Voice/EDGE 850/900/1900/2100

so you wont go wrong in getting any Galaxy S as "There Is Only One" (hmmm... sounds which movie was it from?)

unless you get the wrong Galaxy Lite, or Galaxy 5000 series, or Galaxy 8000 series or Galaxy 7000 series :p
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] software_samurai:
My concern is the 3G WCDMA 850MHz vs 900 MHz for data. I know that AT&T uses 850 MHz, but AIS in Thailand is using 900 MHz. While it's true that 3G is just starting to roll out in Thailand (limited coverage and all), I would like to get a phone that I'll be able to use when they do get it all covered.

If I get an unlocked Captivate for use on the AT&T network, would putting in a sim from AIS automatically switch the 3G WCDMA over to the 900 MHz band (if available)?

Or is the radio hardware-fixed on this? (I've searched for an answer on this, but can't find a straight answer.)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lgkahn:
there is no phone with both 850 and 900 3g...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ben74:
I think your only chance for a 3G phone that works in both USA and Thailand is the Captivate. True Move in Thailand has 3G on 850mhz, which the Captivate uses.

http://wikitravel.org/en/Thailand#Contact
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] software_samurai:
That's what I thought, but I wasn't sure. I guess the GSM radio is separate from the 3G CDMA radio (since the GSM can do both 850 and 900).

I'll be traveling to Trat and Koh Chang. True doesn't have coverage there as far as I can tell.

Anyway, thanks for the info!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lgkahn:
i would buy the i9000m from canada or the i9000t or i9000b from south america b4 the captivate.. captivate.. has poor 3g upload, and no front camera.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] apiset:
As far as I can tell, there's no 3G coverage in Trat and Koh Chang from any operator in Thailand. You'll only get GPRS/EDGE coverage there.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rand0m:
Hi,

I upgraded yesterday to JPM and for some reason there are applications still using /sdcard/sd rather than /sdcard/external_sd for storage. I assume they usually would use the external_sd but due to some reason, either hardcoded or whatever they dont. is there an option somehow to get that fixed?

Would it be possible to for example root the JPM and use a symlink? I actually would prefer this option being recognized by Froyo but it seems it isnt.

Anyone with a nice suggestion?

Regards

ran
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rand0m:
anyone?

I think someone must have seen this before / so far ...

greets

ran
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Turritops:
Same problem, both Navigon and MyBackup Pro seems to have problem since they expect to find a /sdcard/sd-folder.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sunwee:
i have this problem too. maybe we should as in dev forum?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ickyboo:
Can't you use busybox to make a softlink?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zorack8000:
I cant tell the difference between most of the cpu scaling options in setcpu. Which make the biggest changes from the default conservative i was on? I am unsure what others will do to my evo. I assume some use more batt. than others with increased performance... or something like that... help would be appreciated:)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bender1077:
SEARCH!!!

This is what you are looking for. When you are looking for something specific, search Google, or used the Advanced Search feature on this site. Any question you will ask has most likely been answered before!

This is a great thread on the many functions of SETCPU:

CLICK ME!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wj04:
Alright XDA I just got off the phone with Tmobile Android Tech Support and they mentioned that the Vibrant is compatible with the new 4g network that is mid rollout but the phone has to be rooted (done) and new firmware installed (also done, thanks Bionix). Any ideas on how to turn that little feature on?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dav3wash:
Wrong section...lol

Anyway, its an automatic thing. The only way you'll see if you are in HSPA+ instead of reg 3G is if you have a Froyo ROM loaded. The only phone (out the box) so far that shows the H is the G2
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tissimo:
They're talking about the HSPA+ and our phones aren't capable of HSPA+. They do have HSPA 7.2, so you will see an increase of speed but not the full HSPA+ speeds of the network.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billydroid:
I think someone telling you you stories.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jtc442:
You can also download mobile signal widget from the market. I have it on my vibrant. It shows E, G, 3g, and H, so even though the phone itself won't show it, the widget does. I myself am getting good speeds with my vibrant. I have hit 6.3 mbs down and 1.6 up sitting at my desk at work.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chididdy123:
would a tmobile rep really tell you that your phone has to be rooted?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackhuny:
Vibrant does not have HSPA+ you get some speed pump if network in your area are HSPA+ but not full 4G speed.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shane_pcs:
There is some confusion on how T-Mobile is marketing this upgrade. What they are trying to explain is that because the HSPA+ and the HSPA network share resources, that when the serving cell site is upgraded to the fast 50 mbps backhaul fiber for HSPA+ that the HSPA phones like the vibrant will have a faster backhaul connection and should run at much closer to the 7.2 mbps theoretical throughput. Some curernt 3G sites are running at 2 T1's currently which limits your data throughput to 3 mbps due to the backhaul connection. When the site get upgraded to HSPA+ it still has the same 2 T1's but they add an additional fiber connection that is 25 mbps to 50 mbps depending on the providers capabilities.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] los0325:
What's the name of the app?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Shane_pcs:
What I am happy about is that T-Mobile has decided to stop being so damn scared and is actually advertising it as 4G. True, the technology is based on 3G, but the data speeds are actually better than the current 4G implementations. Verizon and sprint did this with their current 3G CDMA networks. When they first launched EVDO it didn't meet the 2mbps required by the 3G standards. That didn't stop them from marketing it as 3G though and eventually the technology caught up.

And the HSPA+ network is not tapped out either. We could soon see 42 mbps on a HSPA+ network.

I will welcome the day when they stop with all the marketing BS and just advertise the prices and speeds. ill take 21 mbps 3G over 6mbps 4G any day.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] los0325:
Nevermind I reread your post
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpcameron:
As some of the other posters have noted, you were slightly misinformed. T-Mobile's "4G" network is really HSPA+. The Vibrant does not support HSPA+: you cannot get "4G" on the Vibrant because its hardware is not compatible.

However, in those markets that get HSPA+, the regular HSPA speeds should increase—to take advantage of this you do not need to do anything, your phone will automatically handle it for you. The Android version on your device has nothing to do with being able to handle the speed increase.

Some ROMs change the network indicator in the notification bar to show when you are connected to a HSPA network (H) as opposed to a UMTS (3G) one. If you feel that you ought to be getting HSPA network connections, but your phone is only showing "3G", you can verify this yourself by going to "Settings > About phone > Status": there is an entry there that says "Mobile network type", and this will either say GPRS, EDGE, UMTS or HSPA.

Further, why are questions being asking in a development forum? Will a mod please move this to the appropriate location, and will people please start paying attention and posting their questions in the proper location.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vamopyros_wrath:
uh....he said it's called MOBILE SIGNAL WIDGET just search that on the market...lol
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Erickomen27:
They Said It Will Only "Boost" The Internet Speed On Our Phones,
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CamachoInc:
my Roommate has a T-Mobile HTC HD 2 rooted with CM6 and in Orlando, FL he gets the "H" hspa+ and very very fast.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_Tricorder:
The "H" is for HSPA. It doesn't matter if it's "plus" or not. The HD2 is capable of HSPA 7.2 3G speeds, not HSPA+ 3G 4G speeds, but since HSPA+ is simply and upgrade to the existing HSPA 7.2, then not only will HSPA 7.2 phones (like the HD2 and all current T-Mobile Android phones) work on HSPA+ networks, but they will perform closer to the 7.2Mbps maximum possible download speed of HSPA 7.2 technology. However, they will not reach the higher speeds that are possible with phones designed for HSPA+ like the G2.

Short answers:

-Does the Vibrant work on T-Mobile's "4G network" (HSPA+)?

Yes

-Does the Vibrant get better speeds on "4G" than on 3G?

Yes

-Can the Vibrant take full advantage of T-Mobile's "4G data" and achieve speeds beyond what is possible on 3G (HSPA 7.2)?

No
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] remixfa:
Just want to point out that its hsDpa and hspa+. Hsdpa is up to 7.2, hspa+ is up to 21. None of the t mobile phones tell you which you are on, because it doesn't matter unless you are on a g2 (which still doesn't tell you, just says H either way). It would be nice to know, but a quick speed test will always make it obvious. If your getting over 1.5 down (tmobile 3g max) your on hsdpa.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr_Tricorder:
HSPA is a term used to cover both HSDPA and HSUPA. The "D" is for "download" and the "U" is for "upload". When we're talking about network speeds like 7.2 vs 21, we're usually only talking about download speeds, so strictly speaking we've only been talking about HSDPA for both 7.2 and +.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rpcameron:
Mostly true. HSPA (High-Speed Packet Access) does consist of both HSDPA (High-Speed Downlink Packet Access) and HSUPA (High-Speed Uplink Packet Access). HSDPA allows for 7.2 Mbps downstream on T-Mobile's US network, although HSDPA can accommodate speeds as high as 14.0 Mbps. HSUPA allows for upstream speeds up to 5.7 Mbps.

Originally, most carriers started with HSDPA, while maintaining the original 384 kbps speeds on the upstream of 3G. For this reason there was a difference between HSDPA and HSPA: HSDPA was used for received faster downloads but still receiving the lower 384 kbps upstream speed; HSPA was used for when the handset was received HSDPA speeds downstream and HSUPA speeds on the upstream.

HSPA+ (Evolved High-Speed Packet Access) allows for up to 56 Mbps downstream and 22 Mbps upstream. T-Mobiles "4G" HSPA+ network is only getting 22 Mbps downstream at present, but it is possible that this could increase.

True 4G service means that 100 Mbps or greater is possible downstream. Sprint's WiMax "4G" network is not true 4G either: it is only rated at 40 Mbps at present, although theoretically it can achieve 1 Gbps.

However, all of this is moot, since the Vibrant (like all other SGS devices at present) does not have a HSPA+ radio, and therefore can only reach a maximum 14.0 Mbps downstream, and 5.7 Mbps upstream. Also, this really does belong in either General or Q&A.
[Fascinate General] martyotaku:
Whats the point of this super powerfull GPU when there are absolutely noooooooo games or applications that take advantage of it. NO GAMES for android what so ever!!!!!

Im honestly starting to think android is snot! Anyone else thinking about making a change to Windows Phone 7???
[Fascinate General] gbmitchell:
I'll think about WP7 when there are actual devices coming to Verizon, but I have seen no indication that they are going to be any better off on games. Just because they tout XBox Live being built in does not mean they have anything down the road.
[Fascinate General] daveydingus:
Well iD software just hired a android programmer.
[Fascinate General] thatdudebutch:
Again.. why don't you at least ***** and whine in the correct section.
[Fascinate General] blazingwolf:
Android has games. What kind of games are you looking for?

Check these:

http://www.gameloft.com/download-games/all-games/?request=games&keyword=android

How about Need for Speed Shift?

There are games you just have to look. ;)
[Fascinate General] blazingwolf:
What? Why would we want to do that? ;)
[Fascinate General] spaciorek:
Really? NO Games someone correct me if I am wrong but I thought Angry Birds uses the GPU.

And please do US a favor and go to WP7 please.....