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[Nexus One General] mikej4:
This is why I haven't, as you say, participate in resolving the issue...the level of of debugging required to get to the source of the problem is deeper than a non-developer like myself can go. And for the record, this is NOT related to the facebook app in anyway as I do not even have that app installed. This is 100% an Android code issue...
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Are all your contacts Gmail-synced contacts?

Does it happen frequently enough to try to debug?
[Nexus One General] bcpk:
This is what happens with my N1:

I get a new text message, alerted in my notification bar

Rather than open it from the notification bar, I open the messaging app and tap the first message (just a habit, I guess)

The ninth message opens instead of the first one​

I'm not sure if this happens every single time, but it does happen frequently.

I'm wondering if it might be a bug in CyanogenMod instead, I've only started noticing it recently.

PS: I do not have a Facebook account nor any accounts synced with it. The only contacts I sync are my Google contacts.
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Is it always 9th message? If yes, it might be connected to the reports, and I'll try to do as you do to open messaging app to see, if it's reproducible.
[Nexus One General] bcpk:
It does not happen every time, so I'm afraid I don't know how to reproduce it. But it's always the same conversation that appears when it is the wrong one.
[Nexus One General] darkninja157:
I have also noticed the same problem. Go to messaging to respond to a text message and tap the first one and the bottom one (not always the 9th) opens up. This happened to me on the stock rom and still happens using enom's official. My only "fix" is to keep my messages box somewhat "clean", so in other words delete really old threads, try not to let conversations go past the 200 mark, and just delete all threads every now and then.
[Nexus One General] arxylis:
I had it happen to me the other day. I was replying to a message and as far as my phone was concerned the message was sent to that person. However the messages (3 total) went to someone else entirely. The unintended recipient showed me their phone and the last 3 messages I had wrote were in their inbox. The person I sent them to (and who was indicated in my phone to have been sent to) never got them. I had thought it was just a fluke, but obviously I'm not the only one...

That was the first time it had happened to me and it has not occurred since. I didn't think to pull a Logcat when it happened either...
[Nexus One General] wiggey1337:
i get this every now and then. also sometimes deletes every single message in my log. would be more than willing to help out if anyone knows a possible situation

nexus one

RodriguezStyle MiUi rom.

havent changed any radio's or kernels so whichever comes with stock nexus or Rod's Miui

stock messaging app.
[Nexus One General] jhudak:
Threads

I was just searching this issue once again this morning to see if there are any new developments and stumbled upon this thread on XDA. The bug has struck again and caused business meeting details to go to a family member instead of my co-worker. I was using handcent and replied to a received sms. The message went to the last person I had sent an sms to. (That person received both messages).

Anyway, the reason I came to post:

I didn't see these linked in the previous posts, but I did see discussion asking about where this is documented. There appears to be some people digging into the code looking for the problem in these threads --

This thread was opened in March on the Nexus One forums until they were archived:

http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/android/thread?tid=345259e6d424bad3&hl=en&start=200

The last post suggests the readers of that thread move here:

http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=9392

This individual claims they can reliably recreate the problem and provides the steps:

http://forum.androidcentral.com/htc...ext-message-wrong-recipient-2.html#post435165

I haven't had anything really problematic get sent yet, but may have to stop using the Android platform because of this bug.
[Android Software Development] snoK123:
Hello,

I don't know if you heard about LMT? LMT is a Windows Mobile multitouch gesture launcher, which allows to open apps, switch between them, close them and many other things via multitouch gestures.

Now I migrated from WinMo to Android (HD2:D) and asked the dev to port it.

The question he asked is:

Does anybody has an answer to this question???

Here's the thread for the LMT port discussion.

Here's a Video of LMT.

Thank you very much for replys.

Greets
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pele78:
Here is my current SGS config = Excellent Return on Battery Life

Current ROM - Doc & Kal ver 7.6.2, no lagfix installed - All tweaks enabled via CWM Might Disable-Phone is more responsive and faster but of course to much speed increases battery usage... 50/50 about tweaks imo...

AutoKiller - Settings set to optimal (i personally think strict kills heavily and programs restart to often which in turn uses battery life)

Rooted

Sync - Off

GPS - Off

Auto Rotation - Off & Off in Zeam

Brightness mainly off and minimum in Browser

Using both H/3G and 2G network

Launcher - Zeam

Homescreens - 2

Wallpaper - Dark coloured

Screen 1 - Battstatt (4x1), SiMi Clock (4x1)

Screen 2 - Power Control Plus - 2 options (brightness - Auto and off) & Screen Timeout setting -15 sec & 10 min)

6 icons (win7 type) Used Desktop Visualiser App, Beautiful Weather Widget (Updates Interval Manual)

Themed - Elegant Steel (Whole Rom)

Installed Zeam and ADW as a back up.

Windows Animation - Full

Cache Cleaner Installed

Adfree Android Installed

Xda Installed

GTasks Installed

Sms Backup & Restore installed

Titanium Back Free installed

Asop Stock Lock with extended controls Installed

Couple of other non-essential apps

Thinking about removing(No use for these):

Google Talk

The look of the phone might seem bland, but i prefer simple, clean and polished.

And yes my phone is smooth...But the main thing is the impressive Battery Life returned in use and idle.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Daan518:
Annoying question:

What do you consider excellent and what do you compare it to?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ickyboo:
Install juiceplotter and give us some times. I get about 8 hours out of charge or 3hrs if on 3g

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pele78:
Well, not really a comparison but an example of what battery life I can achieve with my set up, of course its not to everyone taste but if you look closely you will see that I don't have any active battery services running constantly.

As it stands now I have achieved a 3% drain in 8 hours overnight idle time with my set up, that extra boost was achieved by removal of beautiful widgets and quite possibly the alteration of my status/notification bar which is no longer a shaded grey but now transparent (gonna add a screen shot today)

But my set up goes to show that you can have excellent battery life, but you have to balance the phone etc. more is less and less is more.

And I think its fair to say that even in daily usage you should by able to get good usage in my set up, because I will have nothing running except for what I am doing, rather then having a double drain.

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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pwhooftman:
Thats very bad.

I'm running Froyo 2.2 Scandinavian Update through Kies, Voodoo Lagfix. With the Exchange email bug active (constant 10% cpu load in background), 3g and Bluetooth on and moderate use, i drain from 100% to 20% in 11 hours.

With the Exchange email bug disabled (setting retrieval of email to Never), but with 3G and Bluetooth on, i drain from 100% to 50% in 11 hours with moderate use.

I recommend you to install SystemPanel app and let it monitor CPU usage for a day. The Top apps consuming cpu will become clear. My Galaxy CPU usage with the phoe asleep idles between 1-3%.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tokyogtr:
i'm on 2 days and 10 hrs since last unplugged and have 8% battery left... using superpower xda... scheduled data on every hour for 5 mins. night time sleep airplane mode. using jp6, rooted, oclf v2 (optimum and deadline).
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pele78:
Impressive, that will be a app to watch imo.

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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toansta:
yes superpower app is really useful for those who want to extend batt life.

ever since i installed it i've been easily having battery life for over 2d (it usually goes down to about 10% after 2d 12hrs)

only downside is that it takes a slight delay in switching between 2G and 3G (bad if you're in a rush) and when at night you can turn on sleep but won't get calls (bad if there is an emergency)

i have a question though, how do you get rid of thinkfree? i tried going into applications and then clicking on 'all' but everything is greyed out and i can't click uninstall.

any suggestions?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pele78:
I guess power saver has its pro and con like every other app.

To remove think free, I downloaded titanium free.

Launch it, then at the top click on back up and restore, then scroll down to think free. Click on it, then clear data, then click uninstall.

Job done :)

If you wish to use it in the future, download it from the market.

Sent live and direct from my SGS GT-I9000, GMT+0.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] betoNL:
Tks for the tips...

May I add one?

At night, when going to bed, just turn cell radio off or put device on flight mode (unless you are expecting a night call)..

You will get even more juice

Cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ickyboo:
O yeh, Also install Startup Manager and disable all them useless samsung startup processes like SNS , email (if you don't use built in email and use 3rd party like K-9) and remote wipes.What I noticed is that If i disabled something major at next boot the system re-enables the service so Its kind of safe (My experience anyways)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pele78:
Thanks for the tips and contributions..... Beneficial to all.

Note: Sent live and direct from my SGS GT-I9000, England, UK, GMT+0.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emelie:
i think removing google talk is not a very good idea.

from what i gather google talk is the main-"google-account-login" that keeps your phone connected to the market. e.g. google talk not logged in = no market.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pele78:
Yeah thats why its still on my phone lol

Note: Sent using XDA app, live and direct from my SGS GT-I9000, England, UK, GMT+0.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Jandyman:
Hi im running xdandroid on my rhod210 and i am very happy with it, one of the few annoying downsides to it is the ****ty fps of 17.5 which is quite choppy for most 3d games.

But iv heard that gpu overclock for rhodium is definatly possible with the right line added to startup.txt.

look at this thread:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=697673

it says about overclocking the vogue with a line in startup.txt, with it the vogue achieved 36.5fps!!! which is brilliant, and the vogue is inferior to the tp2 harware wise.

So we know its possible and will give us great improvement, so all we need is someone with the know how to tell us how? it was sais that we would "need to talk to your kernel devs to add this functionality" so hopefully this will be a great update.

any comments, anyone willing to help? anyone working on the xdandroid project willing to implement this? it would be much appreciated.

tank you, please reply :]
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
Thus far I think we've only overclocked the main CPU, haven't touched the GPU. Looks promising tho.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] ammmma2:
ohhhhhhhh my god its really ?? i cant belief !! its co0o0o0o0o0o0ol
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] noodles21o2:
this would be awesome, would definitely raise its quadrant score
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Raul^:
I'm not sure what is Vogue and what screen resolution it has, but I supppose as it's old phone with Qvga. Qvga means 1/4 of the pushing pixels that we have on screen. So if Rhodium had qvga screen we would have 4 times beter frame rate. 69 FPS. I wouldn't call 17,5 fps of WVGA 3D ****ty in phone that was presented almost 2 years ago with different operating system. And we should remember that it's Android, which isn't (for now) fully working.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Jandyman:
your right the htc vogue has a qvga screen, but it also has less processing power so this should somewhat balence things out. But i still think gpu overclocking would greatly improve the rhodiums performance :) and if i remember right neoseekers version of android recorded 24.1 fps, and that is without gpu overclock. so improvement is more than possible.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] ammmma2:
ohhhhhh god 24.1 fbs its brilliant beside 17.5 to the htc rhodium its co0o0o0o0ol :):)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] HeXeD:
I tried the startup option they were talking about in the thread referenced... if the value is too low then maybe that is the issue, or it just doesn't work. Either way got 17.6fps on neocore before and AFTER changing the startup.txt and rebooting. Unless a dev wants to chime in I don't think that is the only step to overclocking.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] arrrghhh:
Well those startup options are in the kernel. So we'd have to get the kernel enabled before we can ever dream of having the startup option work ;)

Basically any option that's set in cmdline is being passed to the kernel - so if our kernel isn't enabled for that feature/option, it'll just get ignored.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Jandyman:
arrgghh beat me to it :)

i dont kno how hard or easy it is to change the kernal to allow this but hopefully the devs will hear and implement this feature. Or if someone could contact them suggesting it would be great.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] [ACL]:
its actually simple to over-clock, but does anyone know what values to overclock to before burning up the phone?

If you guys want this done, id look for an existing winmo solution to do this on windows. Once we know what values to use on the clock regs, we can easily port it over on android.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Jandyman:
a quick google search of 'overclocking gpu on htc touch pro 2' has lead me to nothing :/ im presuming this is because there is no need to overclock the gpu when running windows mobile because there are very few decent windows mobile games (as far as i kno) and havnt found any using 3d, specially not free.

But if we find the detailed specs of the touch pro 2, and then search for the safe frequesncy to overclock that power of gpu too wouldnt it be the same? thats probly our best bet unless someone can find evidence of overclocking gpu on a tp2 running windows mobile.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] [ACL]:
Nahh.. don't work that way. Its not like 1 clock you can change to any frequency. All the clocks are derived from the plls and you would need to do some math to determine what pll to use and what to devide it by.

There are also other clocks involved with the display. mddi, mdp are other clocks that can also change. Vogue for example has the ability to over clock mddi.

But yea.. a winmo app would be very helpful.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Hamsteriel:
For those who are still unawares at this point, PLLs are crystals on the mainboard that resonate at different frequencies. Thus you would need to tear open the phone and figure out which PLLs are linked to the GPU and which are just ancillary, and then be able to put it back together. Whomever wants to take this upon themselves, I wish them luck.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] [ACL]:
Not entirely tru. We know which pll the gpu uses and what its currently dived by. We had this discussion today on the irc board. There is some work being done to help improve the speed.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] Hamsteriel:
Yay, I can haz FPS?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] manekineko:
Just curious if this work on GPU overclocking ever got anywhere or was determined to be possible in the future?
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] randomblame:
it's possible - but more than likely it would cause severe problems with battery life and stability. Considering the dismal state of our battery life already I doubt the work is worth it for an extra 4fps in angry birds.

Thread necromancy is bad mkay
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Android Development] manekineko:
If you're up to date on kernels, especially if you're on Wistilt's test branch, battery life is great. When sleeping, battery life is measured in days now. Anyway, just because the compromises involved don't interest you doesn't mean they wouldn't work for someone else.

Alternatively to overclocking the GPU, I wonder what sort of UI smoothness/framerates would be possible if the display driver were recoded to pixel double to our screen from 400x240 (same resolution as a Samsung Intercept).

I played around with the lcd density but that didn't seem to be able to create the same effect, as program's like Neocore still knew that my display was actually 800x480 and displayed as such.
[G2 and Desire Z General] nighthawk626:
i got a feeling t-mobile and htc aren't that serious about this phone. but since im still withing my 14 day, im gonna cancel my 2year contract, dust off my trusty g1 and go pre-paid while i wait and see how this goes. on a sidenote. i think its sad that t-mobile, who brought out the first android phone that started the whole frenzy of bringing iphone and RIM to their knees does not embrace their android devices. especially since they brought out a successor, it was just another phone to them i guess. i mean in comparison to apples iphone and att, and motorolas droid line-up and verizon, sprint and their evo. t-mobile and..... and.... wtf???
[G2 and Desire Z General] xile6:
Wtf? Is all I have to say. Y r so many dumb ppl posting
[G2 and Desire Z General] nighthawk626:
:D:D:D:D:D:D dont get mad. be happy :)
[G2 and Desire Z General] smirkis:
hurry up n return it. stop telling us how you feel, its a phone. if u don't like it return it.
[G2 and Desire Z General] scottmog:
this.

you attention whores should just log off and go away.
[G2 and Desire Z General] nighthawk626:
uh oh is this the part where i get bullied off the internet and i write a sucide note and kill myself??? nah not likely :p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p
[G2 and Desire Z General] ddgarcia05:
We're just messing with you. If you're really unsatisfied with the G2 and seeing how you really like the other phones with other carriers why not get an HD2? Off-contract of course through craigslist. You can put just about any build into it. They're dirt cheap, like $200. Until t-mobile releases more to your liking.
[G2 and Desire Z General] marqi.k:
LOL! Nice.
[G2 and Desire Z General] androidfeen809:
He got all rights to tell us how he feel, that's why forums exists wtf is wrong with yu what are a dictarorship?, don't tell others to return it yu aren't their parents, its up to them if they feel like it or not, I'm also disappointed on the phones hardware the weak ass hinges but I'm gonna wait for solution from htc I'm sure they'll solve that issue, so I'm not going to return it.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Dalamak:
G1 was junk, no way
[G2 and Desire Z General] xdviper:
No way in anyway was the G1 junk. That phone paved the road for Android, Rooting, and everything else. I still love the G1.
[G2 and Desire Z General] luis86dr:
G2 is by far the best phone out for android. My personal opinion is it craps on the vibrant which is its only close competitor. As far as the g1.... only reason id see you going back is if your the type of person who loves to flash roms constantly... the g2 stock is just as good as roms I've loaded. Its very tolerable to me and I usually hate stock android. But soon devs will have perm root (gl guys!) and we will be able to get our roms back :) all in due time. Could you imagine the g2 with custom firmware? This thing is a beast on stock froyo.... so go figure.

Sent from my HTC Vision G2
[G2 and Desire Z General] master.peterm:
did t-mobile hurt your feelings im sorry...... i dont think they care as long as you pay them every month but here you go a sad song
[G2 and Desire Z General] Dalamak:
well anything would have been rough being on the ground floor for android and Abd like that, this is true, but, that was some jacked up hardware, hinges, trackball, and keybboard, u gotta admit. Felt like Shat in your hand
[G2 and Desire Z General] wayde187:
I sold my rooted (and only rooted, nothing else) G1 to some idiot I work with in the army for 150 bucks.... last week. Oh, I hooked him up with some badass stock apps too like amazon mp3. And a high end bodyglove hard case that tmobile had on sale for 1.99.
[G2 and Desire Z General] SoTacMatt:
I still like my G1, but now my son is enjoying it with CM 6.1

I'm not sure why so many are frustrated with the G2. I'm really loving it!
[G2 and Desire Z General] funkeee:
To each their own. I was happy to have been part of Android since it's beginning. But Verizon really marketed the Android phone, which would save T-Mobile a lot of marketing expenses to help familiarize people with the brand. Still, T-Mobile needs more advertising for this phone and not those dumb ads aimed at Moms.

I feel insulted.

T-Mobile should have reclaimed the G2 as a successer to the orignal with better hardware (dual core, and FF camera) and features to solidify their place as the Android King, because Verizon is stealing it.

Even though I think Android will peak by the next 2 iterations, it's downhill from there. If T-Mobile doesn't make it's position known as the king of the OS, then it's going to be downhill for them.

Next iteration of phone MUST implement the dual core processsor and more features to make this a top of the line phone. I don't want a phone that runs slower (stock G2) than an already released phone like the Galaxy S.

Step it up T-Mobile, this is my warning to you if you want to stay alive after Q1 FY11. Operations over there must be changing their target audience to Moms. Not good my friend T-Mobile... not good. Unfortunately their smartphone audience that is keeping them afloat are Android lovers and devs and the ability for us to grandfather data plans.

Be the first to release the dual core processor phone, with a projector, and front facing camera. Be the first!!! Be the first to come out with something spectaculary new, and you wont need to worry about marketing as much.

Then you can let Verizon market it for you by releasing a phone of their own with similar features. Once they set their prices, with your limited budget, you will advertise your phone with those features for less money.

Then you'll be all set. Thanks T-Mo and thanks OP for letting me ramble in your thread.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Willie133:
I loved the G1... the hinges made it pretty awesome and unique in my opinion. The keyboard was also pretty awesome... I go through hundreds of SMS a day and it made is so comfortable.

Still getting used to the G2... I like it so far except for the lack of FFC and weak hinges but hey what can I do about that.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Big Dawg 23:
I really like most Android Phones but disagree the G2 is the best Android Phone. I just dropped VZW for T-Mobile. My Droid X was just as nice if not better than the G2. I picked up the HD2 but now miss Android. So I am thinking about doing the G2 or MT 4G.

In the end he has his opinion but when it comes to prepaid the 3G coverage drops to a smaller area in my area.

As for the G1 I wasn't a big fan of the phone and the G2 is a far superior look and operating phone.
[G2 and Desire Z General] scrizz:
dude, you should load Android on your HD2.

there are plenty of threads in the HD2 section for that

;)