yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Startrek] zhongjiezhe:
24th，Oct：Startrek 23121 V1.1 Manila 6.5rom （Language：Chinese）

Today I share my manila Chinese rom. Then again，if liking the Chinese characters and this manila rom.

I‘m lazy（heh~）and don't have enough time to translate it，so the the following is Chinese. Someone could use google translating to translate it. Thank you ahead.

Before updating，please make sure your vox is unlock！

The download address：

http://dl.dbank.com/c0n8zkyqna

the rom pictures are in http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=819778 the portrait pictures are same to my vox.

说明：感谢子原大哥的模板，感谢阳光哥对马尼拉的进一步修改，刷机前请解(索)，本人及oiopda论坛对刷机所造成的不良后果不承担任何法律责任，后果请自负，如有异议，请不要刷此rom。

本着和谐 共享 交流 原则 本人严重bs 某些js及个人拿本rom用于商业用途，转帖请注明出处

10月24号更新内容：

1.修正了之前一些主题找不到主屏幕的问题

2.全面系统修正了马尼拉cpr，马尼拉主题增加未接来电，未读短信邮件显示，日历页增加月历，天气页增加紫外线显示，解决了首页星期显示不全问题，解决了天气页确定键进马尼拉总设置的问题

3.替换了部分系统图标，自定义软件栏增加了QQ快捷方式

4.进一步精简了系统垃圾，增加了一款马尼拉主题

5.增加了最近打开程序和开始菜单背景，并对系统做了初步设置

rom整体风格介绍:

1.沿用子原大哥定制的设置，只是加入了rom作者信息

2.采用23121核心，并对其做了很大修改，替换了部分系统图标和系统图片，使之更漂亮

3.沿用本人Dopod C730的rom风格，个人感觉十分绚丽，详见http://www.oiopda.com.cn/thread-21227-1-1.html

4.未集成输入法，nbh大小45M，开机ram剩余23M，rom剩余6.6M，基本满足需求

集成内容：

美化:6.0主题，炫弧滑动主题，宽透明玻璃滑动面板主题，窄半透明滑动面板主题，delicacy主题，neo主题，neo丽彩主题 马尼拉翻页、时钟、时钟加翻页主题，开关机动画，短信背景，配色方案

集成软件：RE celetask miniweather（配置文件3可更新天气至7天） 内存释放，系统清理，备份精灵，IP拨号 U盘工具 记事本 sim卡管理器 蓝牙补丁流量监控 字体_3M_SofiaSans

使用说明：

1..马尼拉天气的更新方法：进入城市添加，直接输入你想设置的城市名字，如果输入错误可用剪切删除，输入好后，然后点修改就行，不要在同步时更新

2.长按上音量键蓝牙开关，长按下音量键无线管理器 ，长按home键背光半亮，长按poc资源管理器，短按poc任务管理器，长按相机键快速列表

3.半光情况下如果黑屏（键盘灯亮，屏幕不亮），这是背光软件问题，请长按home键或者翻一下前盖即可解决

4.uc7.4正式版 RPicView图片浏览器已上传
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] elementyy:
Hello guys my problem is this:

I booted my windows 6.5 to android 2.2 froyo CMDA. everything was working when i saw that i cannot connect to wifi. My friend also installed same android and his wifi was working but mine isnt.. When i open wifi settings i turn on my wifi, it says scanning... but after 5 sec it automatically stops scanning and turns itself off. Then some message appears on screen : The application settings(process com.android.settings) has stopped unexpectedly.

I already have a modem at home and I used to connect on it with my WM wi-fi. I tried rebooting etc.. Nothing happens.

Its not cause of my modem because i already tried to connect to another existing wifi connections.

If you have already faced this problem and solved it or have any good suggestions,please reply.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
1) WEP encryption does NOT work

2) If you updated, you MUST update both the zImage AND the modules files.

3) Some TP2's just don't work on wifi. You may be one of the unlucky ones.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] elementyy:
arrrghhh

Thanks.. I hope this is not my rhodium unluck's fault.

What do you mean by updating both the zImage and the module files? How can I possibly do that?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
Go to the autobuild site and download the newest? Not sure what you mean.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] elementyy:
I meant it is not my rhodium's fault for causing my wi-fi to brick. I don't need any update. As i said my friend has got the same files as I have he is running froyo perfectly with working wi-fi.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
Well if you're not willing to troubleshoot, then I can't help you.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] noodles21o2:
if you are up-to-date then it IS your devices fault
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] maximus4:
Hey everyone, i have recently shunned sense altogether and using titanium (NRGs titanium rom to be specific) and i with some searching i found some pictures of weather apps, and a fave people tab, but havent been able to find anything ive been able to install, am i missing something? also does anyone know how to add things to the favorites tab at the bottom? it comes with internet explorer on there and nothing else, but i havent been able to figure out how to add any other links.

thanks!
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] ridolfo:
Try the thread here.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Themes and Apps] maximus4:
just what i was looking for!! thanks!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madmido:
i have a new problem that i just figured :S, market wont download for some reason, i think it has something to do with rooting, it opens normally and i start browsing the market, and i download something, it says downloading but it never goes further than that, any info available about that?

hello all, i just bought an HTC desire, and i'm a complete newb when it comes to understanding the technical details of how to get the best out of my O.S

i managed to root the phone using unrevoked, because all i really wanted for now was to save apps on SD card instead of phone memory(very very small phone memory)

and i noticed that most people use an app. called APP2SD or something like that, but most of the instructions had something related to ROMS and stuff like that, and i dont really understand how all the ROMS thing work, so my question is, is there a way 2 install APP2SD directly on my unrooted with original O.S desire (2.1), and without using an SD as a goldcard or something like that( i saw a tutorial where having a goldcard was a must)

i'm very sorry if this a bit too newbie,

thank you. :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] h3llb3nd4:
no, you will have to be rooted for proper A2SD to work, unless you upgrade to froyo, you won't have A2sd, but the froyo a2sd has too many ristrictions on which apps can be moved, it is better off to root your phone and installl a custom rom with proper A2SD....
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madmido:
i meant rooted mobile, my phone is rooted :),what ROMS do you recommend that have a good A2SD and would be effective?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EddyOS:
If you're looking for a stock Sense-based ROM then look at LeeDroid. Not used it myself but a lot of people say it's good
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UpSpin:
If you want Sense and a stable running operating system, go with LeeDroid.

It has APP2SD+ integrated already.

To 'activate' it you have to modify your SD card prior. So on your currently rooted phone you have to install ROM manager from the market. If you open this app, you have an option to partition the SD card. Select it and create a 512MB EXT partition and no swap file/partition. It will reboot your phone, enter the recovery mode, format the whole SD card (so everything will be lost on it), create an EXT3 partition and then it will reboot again to Android. Nothing visible changed yet, except that you lost 500MB free space on your SD card.

After you've done that you can flash LeeDroid. It will automatically detect the EXT3 partition on your SD card and activate APP2SD+. Every app, which gets installed on the internal memory now, gets in real installed on the EXT3 partition on your SD card.

For all this you need root, which you already have.

A Goldcard is only necessary to get root on a branded Desire.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EddyOS:
Gold card isn't needed to root a branded phone, it's needed to install an RUU from another vendor code onto your Desire. e.g. flash a WWE ROM onto a T-Mobile device
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madmido:
that has been Really helpful, thank you!!

you're a life saver! :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scorror:
Can I root my o2 froyo branded HTC desire and use the apps2sd+ alone to installs apps on my SD card without using a custom Rom.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madmido:
i have a new problem that i just figured :S, market wont download for some reason, i think it has something to do with rooting, it opens normally and i start browsing the market, and i download something, it says downloading but it never goes further than that, any info available about that?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CiPhEr-|-:
This is a general problem atm and it's not based on rooting. Google should fix the market next days (hoping that).
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] h3llb3nd4:
I had that problem yesterday, but it is fixed now, only 1/2 apps still not working.

sent from the dark side
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] madmido:
it's still not working (the market) till now, is there a solution for that, i only want to download the friggin ROM Manager, to start toying with the thing..VERY frustrating really!..
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mitiok2002:
I follow your recommendation. Run ROM manager, then go to Partition SD, 512 Kb, 0 swap, then say Ok to reboot anв format but then ... nothing is happend - phone is rebooting and look with exclamation sign and green android forever... How long should I wait for the card (8Gb) to be formated?
[EVO 4G General] th3b055:
Just got a refurb phone from insurance and noticed I got the 0004 version. My biggest praise about this version is the micro-usb port is rock solid, almost no give what so ever

I've had one 0002 (screen), three 0003 EVOs (micro-usb, sold, stolen) and now this one. Can't really point out any other differences though
[EVO 4G General] casual864:
I have read that it was a higher power button, is that true?
[Windows Phone 7 General] risq:
Thought we could start a thread for apps which slowly get the Live tile functionality added to them. I'll keep this first post updated. If anyone knows of any others, please post below and I'll update accordingly.

*Weatherbug -LIVE Weather tile for the home screen. First 3rd party app with a live tile.

*Who's Near Me

*Train Travel

*Commuter
[Windows Phone 7 General] Phone Titan:
Don't know any yet but will post if I come across any :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] AceofSpades25:
Weather bug

http://pocketnow.com/windows-phone/weatherbug-for-wp7-includes-first-third-party-live-tile-video
[Windows Phone 7 General] RustyGrom:
The one I'm developing :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] lqaddict:
The app that you set an update interval I would not be calling LIVE
[Windows Phone 7 General] AceofSpades25:
Well it employs live tile technology. I guess they ask you for an interval so that their webserver doesn't have to be constantly polling each subscribers local weather. Makes sense if you ask me
[Windows Phone 7 General] RustyGrom:
Exactly. Weather is always updated on a schedule. It doesn't make sense to poll for it every second. They also send you weather alerts for severe weather and the like.
[Windows Phone 7 General] lqaddict:
So, how is it different from the app that polls the twitter, for instance, every 20 mins for updates?

Where is the glorified "push" mechanism that M$ cleverly marked as LIVE Tiles???

Is that the latest Redmond innovation? Android has had widgets a long time, so what is the advantage of LIVE Tiles?
[Windows Phone 7 General] crow26:
Answer is here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=8832880&postcount=57

In short, there is no advantage over Android widgets.

(in fact, live tiles have ONLY disadvantages)
[Windows Phone 7 General] RustyGrom:
Ummm they can. There's two ways that live tiles can operate... on a schedule (hourly, daily, weekly, etc) or from a push basis. Live tiles can be pushed from the server pretty much as often as they want. But it just doesn't make sense to do that for many applications. So for a weather app, how do you expect weatherbug to do it? Push an update every minute? Weather, by it's very nature, is a polled data source.

Even android widgets are still polling a data source. Unless they're maintaining a socket to some other server (which would obliterate your battery) they're just polling a source. It's just a matter of the interval.

Live tiles have the benefit that the app doesn't have to poll for certain sources. For example, Facebook could (and probably will but it's not even out yet in the US) send a notification to the phone only if/when the user get's a message or other notification. An Android widget would have to poll facebook on a schedule to find out if there's been an update.
[Windows Phone 7 General] lqaddict:
I understand the concept of the weather app - it is a poll application. I guess I got confused on what can be called a LIVE Tile app and what is not. If there is no difference b/w designing an app to use either mechanism (it would seem the poll application will be more cost effective to design, since you don't have to deploy a separate service at the develop end to push the notifications) I don't see why there is such a hype over which apps can be LIVE and which cannot.

In the case as illustrated by weatehrbug all information update apps can be called LIVE Tile apps, even a battery status app.
[Windows Phone 7 General] crow26:
Actually Android does offer a push notification service for such scenarios, so WP7 has no advantage at all.

In fact, WP7 has a huge disadvantage, because the push service in WP7 always drains your battery even when you don't want it. There aren't many scenarios where you need push instead of polling.

And even if you use push instead of polling (e.g. for an IM app), there are times when you'll want to terminate the connections, in order to save battery life (e.g. if you enter an area with bad reception). You can easily do so in Android, but you can't do that in WP7.

That's why most WP7 users will see drastically shorter battery life than most Android users. Again, a good idea from Microsoft with a very bad implementation.

Live tiles have no advantages. Instead, the limitations in WP7 do more harm than good.
[Windows Phone 7 General] RustyGrom:
The "LIVE" apps are Xbox Live enabled games. It has nothing to do with live tiles. In fact, I'd be surprised to see a Xbox Live game that did utilize live tiles.

SO wait... in one sentence you say that Microsoft is dumb because they use a push notification service that eats battery right after you say that Android also has the same thing? LOL. Get a life. Go back to the Android forums. If you have no interest in WP7, leave. Noone needs your uninformed, fanboy bashing.
[Windows Phone 7 General] lqaddict:
Obviously you are not a fanboy :rolleyes:

Ok you win LIVE Tile Apps are no better than the a collection of static images that change every so often or not depending on the weather in Redmond
[Windows Phone 7 General] RustyGrom:
You do realize that only the first bit was in response to you and the other part of that post was in response to the other guy, right?
[Windows Phone 7 General] crow26:
How about reading my post before you answer? It isn't THAT hard, is it?!

I said Android has the better implementation, because the push service doesn't have to be turned on when it's not needed.

It's all about options. Options are the reason why Android only has advantages here. Options mean you can always choose the implementation with the best results and least impact on battery life.

That's why Android can save battery life, WP7 can't.

Next time, before you call someone else "uninformed", READ. Noone needs your uninformed fanboy posts when you're not able to read. Get a life, go to school and learn to read.

And don't call anyone a fanboy as long as you have that huge fanboy image in your signature! Not everyone who has better understanding of technology than you is a fanboy.

You don't even have to scroll up, cause I quote myself for you:
[Windows Phone 7 General] RustyGrom:
What is the point of a push service if it's not enabled? This is just yet another example of android fragmentation.
[Windows Phone 7 General] AceofSpades25:
Push notifications are slightly more efficient for the reasons given: http://www.koushikdutta.com/2009/03/push-notification-to-mobile-devices-via.html

http://jkontherun.com/2009/07/06/are-push-notifications-better-than-background-apps/

Instead of apps having to run in the background in order to poll servers for updates, push allows the OS to manage retrieving updates for all apps through a single pipeline.

Unfortunately it means your phone has to maintain a constant TCP\IP connection to a Microsoft push server.

I personally think the best option would be to allow developers to register code snippets with the OS that run on regular intervals. This way, the entire app doesn't have to stay running. For only a few apps, this would probably be the most efficient solution.

For more than 5 apps, push would probably work better
[Windows Phone 7 General] crow26:
If fragmentation saves bettery life and creates a better user experience, there's nothing wrong with it.

And by the way, this is called choice, not fragmentation.
[Windows Phone 7 General] crow26:
Exactly - and coincidentally, that's exactly what Android does.

It provides a task scheduler in addition to push and full multitasking - that's choice (some call it "fragmentation").

Most people don't have many apps that require a persistent connection. IM apps are an example where it makes sense. But then again, you want to be able to turn them off if you're in an area with bad reception or running low on battery.

It makes sense to be able to choose the method that works best and has the least impact on battery life. Apparently WP7 needs more "fragmentation".

@Rusty

You know, just because someone has better understanding of technology and knows which product is better, it doesn't mean he's a fanboy. It just means he's got a clue.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
....................

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Crickets chirping.......waiting on the other live tiles.......
[Windows Phone 7 General] mshagg:
Can we not have a SINGLE thread that doesnt decend into this rubbish? Do these forums have admins? Where are they?

So far, like others, i've found weatherbug as the only 3rd pty application to utilise the live tiles... but expecting things to pick up a bit. Im noticing more apps by the day so i'll keep looking for live tile apps and report back.

Although if it's going to be the 1,000,000th thread of people comparing it to android widgets then it might be a bit hard to find the real info in here.
[Windows Phone 7 General] rruffman:
wp7 also provides a scheduler so whats the point?
[Windows Phone 7 General] hkiride:
Afaik there are already three apps available which make use of live tiles.

Weather Bug, TrainTravel and Commuter ... :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] NetRipper:
Also "Who's Near Me" makes use of push notifications and live tiles (to put the number of unread messages on there).
[Windows Phone 7 General] martoto:
Fragmentation has nothing to do with saving battery and yes, it has impact on user experience - it ruins it. There is out of doubt that Android offers much more freedom; however this freedom means freedom to developers as well. So every newbie with empty pocket and out of any clue could create a junk, which runs service on the background and put his part in developing a screen, cluttered with widgets having different styles, animations and proposes. No thank you, I really do not need live tile for every fart app until my home screen begins to look as fair shooting range. That is why every power user loves Android, because he can maintain all of this mess, sift out the quality from the rubbish and take only the advantages. However, the remaining majority don't want to think which apps are bad for the battery or their safety and which aren't. Here WP7 is much better than Android, and it will take its pie from the market eventually.

I really doubt if you can understand this, so good luck in trolling around. :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] risq:
I've updated first post.

In future, can people put the name of the app and a brief summary of what it is for etc.

Thanks
[Windows Phone 7 General] rexian:
There is no point, there never was. A troll is a troll and will probably never have a clue. It's best to ignore these. Admins are not very active in this forum but with new users after 11/8 these droid trolls will be way outnumbered and won't matter much.
[Windows Phone 7 General] AceofSpades25:
The WP7 scheduler requires an always-on active internet connection. It can only retrieve image updates from a webservice on a schedule. Crow was simply saying this is not the case in Android. It uses a local service model, so that code snippets can be executed locally on a schedule, even if you have push disabled
[Windows Phone 7 General] shadyghost:
Since this thread is already hijacked thanks to a few Android trolls I'd like to add something. I love how everybody is always comparing every minuscule detail of WP to Android or iOS, both of which are in the later stages of development. Give WP some time and I think even some of its disadvantages will become positives.

Here are a few of my perceived WP advantages.

M$ direct to user updates.

Not Google's to manufacturer to carrier (who can do whatever the hell they want to it or do nothing to it and therefor render your phone past tense ... yes I am bitter) to user.

Not Apple's to entire iOS file which takes entirely too long and is a pain to implement if your apps aren't updated or you don't have a valid backup (first hand experience).

Integrated Tools such as industry standard Office, Facebook etc.

Anyone claiming Android has this doesn't understand what integration really is.

For the vast majority the app security will be far greater with WP

(I say this as an android/poweruser who would rather the freedom to side load apps but understand most people are dumb and will load anything they see that is free)

Every platform will have pros and cons for different people. I don't see why a successful WP is a bad thing for Android. I think it will force Google to stop trying to pawn it as "open source" (which technically it's not because it's built behind closed doors with no opportunity for the community to help build it and then released to carriers and/or manufacturers who do not have the user's best interests in mind) and actually treat it like a OS which will have the user in mind.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Commander Data:
The Weather Channel is now a live tile as well. Works well. It gives the latest cloud conditions via a picture and the temperature.

I just want to say one thing about these ridiculous WP7 bashers in here, especially Crow26. Where in the world are you getting the idea that Android devices have longer battery life? I just switched from a Milestone (Droid) to the Optimus 7 and am getting AT LEAST 30% more battery life. I am also using less data despite having live tiles and 15 minute updates for email.

I like Android a lot and its live widgets are nice, but WP7's live tiles are so much nicer to look at and easier to garner information from. That is my own opinion so I will not push that on anyone, but Android users should cut WP7 users a little slack on preferring one widget system over another. At least we can agree that both WP7 and Android are miles ahead of the iPhone when it comes to widgets and the information that can be gathered there.
[Windows Phone 7 General] HiJAK:
The weather channel I think is a better app than weather bug and the live tile does look better.

ITN News app seems to have some type of live tile, where it shows an image of the headline, however I dont understand how/when this changes, right now its still showing the pic of the could released from somalia, that came on sometime yesterday and it hasnt changed yet.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Commander Data:
I've noticed this with The Weather Channel sometime too. There are times when it doesn't update until I enter the app. Either the developers haven't quite gotten the hang of Microsoft's push system or Microsoft is bungling the the integration. Probably a bit of both.
[Windows Phone 7 General] xZeDgEx:
How do you like the optimus? How is the screen? Out of the current phones I like the look of that one best. Thanks in advance for the reply.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ericc191:
Good stuff, hope this gets stickied.