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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] colinm:
Sorry should have said try copying your wimo UK maps across to the Android version

They should work if they are version 8.3
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] rhacy:
For the US, I've found CoPilot Live to be a good Android stand alone voice turn by turn GPS nav with announced street names (TTS). When using WM, iGuidance and iGO have been my favorite stand alone nav apps. That said, has anyone been able to get the Android version of iGO to announce street names like it does in WM?

Best to all,

R
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] IannEefje:
hi

Ive got igo 8.3 on wimo

but where do i put the content map and maps.... i mean to run it on Android

in wimo its like this SDCard/Igo/Content/Maps....

but for android???? dunno

plz some help :p

lova yall :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] colinm:
Copy the contents folder from your winmo version into the contents folder of your android version
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] IannEefje:
i know how to copy

but igo doesn't create any maps on my sd card :s and when i copy manually the contents folder and other folders and then look for them via ES file explorer thy are not there :s is just looks like there never been there....

did i something wrong ?

i wil try it now by windows and see if the copied maps stays...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonsey:
I've seen on youtube a video on this device NGM Droid Duo dual sim,that has 2 sim that works at the same time and use Android OS!Is possible to implements an app that use the dual sim adapters (on ebay) for use 2 sims at the same time? :)

Cheeres,and excuse me for the noob request!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sh500:
The phone you mention probably has two radio receivers (the only way of having two SIMs active at the same time).

Anything that tries to simulate this with an app and dual SIM adapter will be 'switching' between the two SIMs at set intervals.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Walkingmismatch:
I went to bed last night with my phone being at 30% battery charge so i plugged it in over night then i woke up around 2am tried checking for the time but my (rooted)Incredible was completely dead so i pulled the battery out and put it back in and nothing no light showing that my phone is charging no nothing i try to get into recovery but nothing... I called Verizon and told them about the issue at first they said that it could be the battery but then they said that it could be moisture so they said that my phone is still under warranty and that they could send me a new one if i want but i told them to hold on on that. What should i do? if i send my phone back for a replacement will they notice that my phone is rooted if it doesnt turn on at all?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] espmetalhead:
I used to work at VZW - usually phones that don't power on aren't given a second look. Sometimes if the store had a flashing machine we would try that but... I doubt the tech would notice the "S-OFF". If you are sending it in to do the exchange I wouldn't see a problem.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Walkingmismatch:
Thanks for the quick reply. When i called this morning the tech told me that all the data including pics and vids could not be recovered is that a sign that they cant even get into the phone?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Walkingmismatch:
Thank you for your input but I just realized that the battery was the problem. Thank you again.
[Droid 2 General] mike3702:
I rooted my Droid 2 and all went well. Then I tried to load the Epic Unleashed 2.5 rom and now I get to the load screen after the Motorola logo and it just keeps trying to load over and over accomplishing nothing. Is there anything that I can do to fix this? Any help please. :eek: Thanks all.
[Droid 2 General] karnovaran:
Did you bootstrap and make a backup? If not, time for an sbf.
[Droid 2 General] miketoasty:
Try wiping data/cache. Worth a shot before going straight to SBF.
[Droid 2 General] karnovaran:
True, try wiping first. And make sure you do that before any flash in the future.
[Droid 2 General] mike3702:
I did use bootstrap and I also did do a backup. I also tried a wipe data factory reset. I tried to wipe the cache, but at the bottom it said,

E:Can't open /cache/recovery/command

Any ideas?
[Droid 2 General] newk8600:
It always says that it's not a problem. Are you able to boot up all the way?
[Droid 2 General] mike3702:
It doesn't boot up all the way. It goes through the moto screen then into the rom start up screen then starts to loop.
[Droid 2 General] newk8600:
Can you get back into Clockwork Recovery?

If you do a battery pull or shutdown your phone completely. Then plug it into the wall(while it's still off). Then power it on (even if it's on the battery screen). Now you should be in Clockwork and you can proceed to restore a backup.

If that doesn't work then I think you'll have to re flash your phone with the sbf. You can use this method HERE to do that. Hopefully you don't have to.
[Droid 2 General] mike3702:
I'll try that thanks. Hopefully that will work.

Sent from my Droid
[Droid 2 General] mike3702:
That didn't work. :( Thanks for the help.

Any other ideas before flashing?
[Droid 2 General] newk8600:
The only thing I can think of is trying it again before flashing. Or doing some battery pulls and trying to get in that way but I think the plugging in method works a lot better and a higher percentage of the time.

If you do end up flashing make sure you read about the versions if you have the OTA update to 2.3.2 then you have to use the 2.3.2 sbf. If you don't have it then it's ok to use the regular 2.2.0 or if you want the update you can use the 2.3.2 and you'll be at the same place just with the update installed. Then you'll have to reroot and then install the bootstrap and then the ROM you want.
[Droid 2 General] mike3702:
Thanks you've been alot of help. I appreciate all the help. Oh yeah just wondering when I enter the codes is it the first code then enter then the second then enter or is it enter the first code then the second then enter? Thanks again.
[G2 and Desire Z General] unforgiven512:
So, I've decided to give WiFi calling a spin (despite having a solid 4 bars of sweet, sweet HSPA+ sitting at my desk). I'd like to share my findings with you guys.

Firstly, I've looked into the bandwidth used by WiFi calling, by watching my router's information page.

Here is a screenshot of an active call

The very first section is me tapping on the mic, while waiting on hold with HTC (that's a whole 'nother story). The second part, silently listening to their boring hold music/we appreciate your call as a valued customer crap, the third part, a two-way, engaged conversation, and finally, me giving her my name, ticket number, etc, while she silently listened.

By the way, despite the green line being stated as "in", it is actually the outbound (upstream) bandwidth from my WAN interface. It's reporting as "in" because the data is flowing out of the WLAN chip on my phone, in to the WLAN interface (wl0) on the router, then going through the bridge (br0), and out the WAN port (vlan2) on my router. And, in effect, the red line would be incoming (downstream) data on my WAN, and it is flowing out of wl0 into my phone. Hope that makes sense. Also, my computer that I was viewing this info from did not fudge the results at all, I am connected via wl1 (the 5 GHz interface), and my G2 was the only client on the 2.4 GHz interface.

During this call, there was also some other traffic flowing in/out of the WAN interface (traffic from my PC, broadcast messages, and what not). Nothing extreme. The maximum bandwidth used at any point in the call was about 80kbps (kilobits per socond) in either direction. I am going to go out on a limb here and guess latency is more important to call quality than available bandwidth.

I do not have packet-level QoS enabled in my router, however, I do have WMM/WME (Wireless Multimedia Extensions) enabled, with DD-WRT's default settings. I am unsure if Kineto's UMA app tags the frames with the necessary information for it to be prioritized by WMM/WME. I guess I will look into that later.

From a subjective point of view, the woman I was speaking with sounded crystal clear, quite possibly better than a typical UMTS/GSM based call. I also asked her how I sounded on her end, and her response was "absolutely gorgeous". Then, we got back to the actual conversation, and about 30 seconds later, the call dropped. Hmph. The call drop log in SETTINGS --> ADVANCED SETTINGS --> CALL DROP LOG is as follows:

CD-12 ISP Problems
2010:11:04:11:06:18:336

Perhaps we can find reference to all of the error codes somewhere, and find out exactly what went wrong?

Well, that just about sums up my findings and information for now. I will be looking deeper into this, and how we can make it better, and more stable. I will also try to keep this post updated with my findings, as well as those of others, so you do not have to read through many pages to find all of the information.
[G2 and Desire Z General] sheek360:
thanks for the data. Glad to hear that wifi calling only sips a little. I'd like to see some battery life info though.
[G2 and Desire Z General] khaosxiii:
Cool!

Yeah latency is allways goign to be key - in a few aspects:

High latency is a problem: this would be due to you saying something and it not getting to the other end in time (this is why wifi calling over 3/4g is a bad idea).

If it takes too long it's discarded (choppyness) as we can't retransmit parts of a conversation over other parts that are already occuring in real time.

Drops: If a packet drops it's gone, it's not retransmitted - this is UDP, the reason being, again if you say something and it doesn't get there - there is no reason to retransmit it as you are already on to the next word in your sentance.

Of course in a TCPIP situation, for example accessing a website - if your initial request drops it's just retransmitted, several times if neccessary - the only thing you notice is waiting an extra half of a second for a page to load.

Jitter:is the variation in latency. If your latency is jumping all over from 40ms to 120+ms and back again then you will also experience issues. If there is slightly higher but consistent latency on a connection then this is likley better then a high varation in jitter.

I wonder what all codecs they're all using to transmit ... if it's straight voip or what?

:cool:
[G2 and Desire Z General] StanSimmons:
It isn't VoIP.

It is GSM over IP. GAN/UMA/WiFi Calling takes the normal GSM packets and encapsulates them in IP packets and send them thru an encrypted tunnel back to the carrier's (TMO) network. Once at the carrier network, the GSM packets are stripped out of the IP packets and handled like any other GSM call.
[G2 and Desire Z General] linkmaster_6:
If you are worryed about latency then turn QOS on, on your router and set your phone to have a static ip when you are at home. Thats what i did for our VOIP router at my house. Should work the same with your phone you would think
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] younggunner:
http://www.mediafire.com/?4fqh8zydd2e4scj

A browser from China: MiRen Browser, is a full support for WAP and WWW site, multi-label multi-functional browser, and both full-screen mode of WEB browsing, also supports the WAP browser, the user's habits for full adaptation.

* Multi-tab to switch, the computer-like operating experience

* Intelligent full screen, maximize the view area

* Support Flash, online video casual look

* High-speed provincial flow, optimize the experience for smart phones

* Forum mode, suitable for mobile reading forums rearrangement

* Massive Music Lyrics Download

* Unique to read mode, support for ads in major news site does not interfere with the novel, automatically grab the next page, the volume and the contact page, news reading experience the best fiction

* Personal RSS reader, for you to create an empty subscription

* Multi-page cache, saving time and flow

Hope Yall Enjoy it. i take no credit, just doing the friendly favor of passing the love around. :)

***i know its the wrong section*** admin move please :x thanks!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] tcleary73:
wrong section :facepalm:
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] younggunner:
no really? did u bother reading the last line?

obviously... thats why i put it, i was just in a hurry and trying to post it before i had to head to the office. :P thanks in advance admins.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jgalan14:
Yup it should be in themes and apps I will give ut a try thanks
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] kshelton:
Pretty fast browser, these miui guys are amazing.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] freeza:
is this weird looking browser any better than stock/dolphin?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] kshelton:
What is up with the moving watermark in the address field?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] corybucher:
Love this browser so far, you can actually move around in the flash player boxes. Thanks for posting. Btw who gives a crap if its posted in the wrong section, the guy already said he was in a hurry and I'm sure an actual admin will fix it so everyone just chillaxe a little.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] arozer:
This.

And actually I think it belongs here since MIUI is a up and coming ROM that's still in the works. Maybe this can be implemented in the v1.30 release now.

Also, 99% of the developers don't look in the Themes section.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] firemedic1343:
+1, the wannabe mods have to comment on every single post. Become a mod if you care so much!!! Or PM a mod, stop cluttering the beginning of every thread with that crap.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] tcleary73:
i said that before he edited that line in, so, you know

up yours
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] CheesyNutz:
looks kinda like Chrome lol
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Success100:
anyone mind posting a mirror or the direct .apk? mediafire is giving me problems
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Death-M0nk:
Hope this isn't against the rules:
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] abramme824:
going to try it out...
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] msturg29:
Really fast browser, thanks for the post
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jpsiemer:
Devs, please close this, I have an official thread with a translated release here.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] OgremustCrush:
I already love this browser after just a few minutes of using it. It's like my previous favorite browser, xscope 5, but less weird and with more features. The only thing I don't like with this is the unremovable links to all the chinese websites, if someone can rewrite it with english equivalents it would be amazing though.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] Success100:
Thanks dude

sent from my DAMN Evo!!
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jdebutts:
thanks .. it looks nice & seems to function well.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] futuristicstyles:
Are there any working online kitchens for the Evo? Sorry if this was asked already.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] jumaaneface:
Not sure if anyone is aware of this yet, but tmobile tv is in the market for the vibrant.:eek:
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] smkr420:
nice find installing now :p
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Goten310:
Anyone else find it laggy and choppy? I mean navigating through the menus... I just saw the HD7 unboxing and it showed the app and it was butter smooth, but when I go to use it on the SGS, carp.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] demo23019:
Yea make sure you unsubscribe within the 30 day trial so you don't get a surprise $9.99 on your bill every month
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] DMaverick50:
In the market description it says "always free". What are they referring to that is "always free"?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] jumaaneface:
the on demand stuff is free. well most of it. the only things that you have to pay for are in the 2 substription packages..i havent really played that much with it. stuck on edge only here in va.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] bstromberg:
i read that the app is coming in waves...i guess its not here yet in california since i cant seem to find it in the market...

could anyone post the .apk?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] jumaaneface:
its not really that big of a deal. i mean its nice that it can be viewed over wifi. but quality is subpar compared to sprint tv for example.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Dammit2Hell:
For those of you that are excited, this is just MobiTv with a different name. There is some free content (mostly pbs, old cartoons and news) but the "good stuff" (matter of opinion) is part of the $9.99 monthly subscription. It works great over wi-fi and 3G and is tolerable over edge.
[Vibrant Accessories] iynfynity:
do you think guys that these keyboards will work on the vibrant? I'm planning to get one.

http://www.lightinthebox.com/Genuin...yboard_p120049.html?utm_campaign=webgains_usa

http://www.touchqwerty.com/htc-evo-4g-external-keyboard-freedom-pro-bluetooth-keyboard.htm
[Vibrant Accessories] adinis78:
so you would want to carry a phone and a keyboard???? not me thanks.
[Vibrant Accessories] iynfynity:
am i asking you to do it?
[Vibrant Accessories] thegreatcity:
Ive been eyeing that mini one for a while now. I think TV out + emulators would prove to be pretty awesome. The only thing thats keeping me from getting it is that I havent seen any evidence of being able to map hardware keys (menu, home, back, search, or trackball/arrow) to it.

EDIT: Actually we are probably going to have to wait until Froyo is released before something like this will work. JI6 doesnt support Bluetooth HID's, so bluetooth keyboards and Wiimotes are no go. Though snooping around on youtube, this thing has more potential than I thought. The most in-depth video showed a guy using the special function keys (volume up, down, mute, media keys and the like) they all worked as expected, so Im hoping the same experience can be achieved on android. If not, Ill probably end up getting it for my HTPC anyways. :p
[Vibrant Accessories] iynfynity:
i really hope that after froyo comes to us, the bluetooth will be in it's full potential. i really want that keyboard and also the wii controller to work.
[Vibrant Accessories] thegreatcity:
We may not have to wait...

http://www.teksoftco.com/index.php?section=blueinputandroid&tab=info#lnk8

And full support for hardware buttons. You can even designate a camera button!

EDIT: Right now that app is sitting at two stars in the market, mainly because it isnt working on Evo's or Galaxy S phones... Oh well...
[Vibrant Accessories] JoeSkeen:
I definitely wouldn't want to "carry this around," but it would be amazing for emulators and other games.
[Vibrant Accessories] thegreatcity:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLAZjvQIODQ

This guy has his attached to his HD2. Also, the Vibrant is just about the same size as the HD2, so this makes for a good size comparison. I kinda wouldnt mind having that hinge thingy, and long as I could add it to my black gel case, and have it fold back instead of over the screen.
[Vibrant Accessories] iynfynity:
wow! i hope that would work on vibrant.
[Vibrant Accessories] itsjusttim:
Once this 2.2 that our developers are getting tonight is in our hands then all of these things will work.

** EDIT- we are going to have to wait longer to get it going on our phones..

_Tim

Eugenes 2.2 [JPM] + FFC Mod
[Vibrant Accessories] kuhan:
My opinion? If you want a physical keyboard, sell your Vibrant and get a G2.
[Vibrant Accessories] itsjusttim:
Why? With the 2.2 update they should work... I'm just not at home so I can't test atm.
[Vibrant Accessories] ntellegence:
Wasn't the wiimote not working because we have bluetooth 3.0. So what does froyo have to do with it?
[Vibrant Accessories] YodaEXE:
I believe the problem before was that it didn't have the Bluetooth HID drivers. I think those are supposed to have been added in.
[Vibrant Accessories] thegreatcity:
Well weve got perfectly working Froyo roms now. Anyone here have a Wiimote they could try pairing?
[Vibrant Accessories] corradoswapt:
I am running bionix_obsidian v2 froyo build. I also have a wii remote and can confirm it does not work!!. it will reconise the wii and will try to pair but asks for a pin. to my understanding the wii remote does not use a typical pin to pair.
[Vibrant Accessories] YodaEXE:
Have you tried 0000 or 1234? Those seem to be common ones that work on most things like that.
[Vibrant Accessories] corradoswapt:
yes I did to no avail. people that are using it for pc games can get around the pin but not on android.
[Vibrant Accessories] kschenk:
goo.gl/760nG

I'm currently using this one, and works fine with bionix Obsidian :)

When pairing, Vibrant asks to input one time PIN from keyboard. I just typed what it said then all fine.
[Vibrant Accessories] thegreatcity:
Awesome!

Would you mind testing out some of the function keys, like volume and media buttons?

And also any way to use Menu Home Back and Search with this?
[Vibrant Accessories] kschenk:
Layout is here.

goo.gl/J6Jxg

ESC [Fn+X] works as BACK key, Menu [Fn+C] works as SEARCH, Home [Fn+V] works as HOME and End [Fn+B] works as power button (screen on/off). I miss MENU key... but still okay.

Other working function keys are:

Volume Up/Down [Fn + 9/0], Tab [Fn+Q], and cursor keys [Fn + W/A/S/D]

All character inputs are fine. Works as expected.
[Vibrant Accessories] thegreatcity:
Very cool. Im gonna have to pick one up now.

I wonder if theres any way to map that Menu button to a key.
[Vibrant Accessories] kschenk:
It's not so difficult. Needs to check keycode, then make a layout file (keychar file) for each device.

goo.gl/azuPr
[Vibrant Accessories] Sir Incognito:
Is it just me or if you need to attach a mini keyboard to your phone, maybe it's time for a lap top...
[Vibrant Accessories] newspeak:
here is why i want a mini keyboard ...to play emulator games that make more sense with a keyboard ....to play robot unicorn attack or other flash games that require a keyboard ...30 bucks is cheaper the buying a laptop and i won't need it all the time

to each their own
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] kreep22:
I flashed a new rom to my droid (MIUI rom) and flash a theme to it as well. well to cut a long story short, my droid all it does is constantly reboots. it gets to the eye, then starts to boot up process all over again, any way to fix this, please help.

Thanks very much
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] gsxraddict:
You have a backup? If not try wiping a few times and reboot
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] kreep22:
I tried that and it didnt work
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] gsxraddict:
You use rom manager or spcovery? Either way try going into recovery and flash a different rom you have downloaded
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] zachdroid:
Try a different kernel maybe
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] kreep22:
the different rom worked, thank you guys very much
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] gsxraddict:
No problem bro its what we are all here for glad it worked for you
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] astang99:
I flashed Miui to my phone also, I love the look but it doesnt sync with the market and the calls do not work, acore FC's everytime? any ideas?
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] mikedav:
it will not sync to market, usually only paid apps will re-sync. IIf you did not wipe data, system, that would cause a problem. Also, try Slayher's kernal, that might help.