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[Nexus One General] leyvatron:
yay! coming soon with Gingerbread. 4 inch screen with trackball please.
[Nexus One General] whoa718:
should the part that says nexus s for tmobile be the official tmobile name (T-Mobile with all the little squares in between?
[Nexus One General] wondercoolguy:
engadget posted a picture of the Nexus S I dont know how to post pics or I would
[Nexus One General] mattpannella:
why the hell did they change the button order again lol
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
wtf at button placement lol
[Nexus One General] th0r615:
not sure how much I'm liking the new UI for gingerbread...
[Nexus One General] dharani1234:
The Nexy looks a way lot better than this. Atleast that's my opinion.
[Nexus One General] leyvatron:
looks like the battery is vertical...

I can't wait... I'm getting this.
[Nexus One General] Mactagonist:
As long as it still has dual (or 3x, like the DX) mic noise cancelation I can live with the 'samsungy' looks and new button layout.
[Nexus One General] bfspider:
I hope that leaked pic isn't the real deal... it looks ugly! I hope the specs are well ahead of every other phone out there...

I need to find a replacement after my N1 got jacked out of my car :(
[Nexus One General] crachel:
looks darker and with more Android green as has been reported..
[Nexus One General] sceg10:
I agree that the Nexus looks better. It has more solid look, gun-metal gray; very sexy.

This has way too much curve, making it looks cheap and childish.
[Nexus One General] britoso:
can Samsung use the Nexus brandname just like that?
[Nexus One General] tameracingdriver:
Hope this aint a samsung. That SGS I had was an unreliable P.O.S. which was only saved from complete mediocrity by the fact it had a nice screen and a decent GPU. Laggy performance, none working GPS, terrible after support, full of bugs, horrid plasticky case, stuttering music player, the list goes on and on. My Nexus One was an UPGRADE on that thing TBH.

If its samsung, I wont be buying one, simple as. HTC or Apple for me next time please.
[Nexus One General] :
Samsung isn't using it.

Google hires samsung to build the hardware, and that's all.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Can't disagree with that.
[Nexus One General] dskyers:
here is the photo

Is this the Nexus S?

By Paul Miller posted Nov 11th 2010 1:08PM Breaking NewsExclusive

Woah, what do we have here? A new "In Store" web-based flier from Best Buy Mobile has this little nugget on its front page: a previously unseen Galaxy S, running stock Android (possibly 2.3, based on the green icons and black notifications bar) and harboring what looks to be a front facing camera. Sounds like a Nexus S to us! Paired with this morning's little Nexus S slip-of-the-tongue from Best Buy, we're starting to get our hopes up. Don't let us down, Google / T-Mobile / Samsung / Best Buy / planet earth!

check out http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/google-nexus-s-is-the-samsung-gt-i9020/ it is offcial!!!!!!

here is another photo http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/is-this-the-nexus-s/
[Nexus One General] th0r615:
hmmmmm pretty... :)
[Nexus One General] avio07:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/this-is-the-nexus-s/

OMG ITS TRUE!!! WHY NO TRACKBALL GOOGLE... WHY!!!
[Nexus One General] dharani1234:
I OFFICIALLY still LOVE my NEXY :D
[Nexus One General] smachine:
Not a fan of the design at all. Same cheap plastic fake carbon fiber back as the vibrant. Guess it comes down to if it has the new orion cpu instead of the hummingbird
[Nexus One General] avio07:
If it's just a front facing camera upgrade, definitely not going to buy it. But if we see a 1.5ghz dual core cpu with some definite upgrades, will look into it and if I do end up buying it I will greatly miss the trackball from my nexus one!
[Nexus One General] android53:
Bring on the age of the hummingbird! Its probably still too early to see an orion cpu unless the nexus s is months away from release

Shame this probably means official support for the sgs will stop...with gingerbread being the selling point and all
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TL24:
So I've removed some apps thru ADB SHELL and I was informed that it's best to clear cache in Recovery as well. The question is, which option do I select? When I'm in Clockwork Recovery I see two options:

Wipe Cache Partition

or

Wipe Dalvik Cache

Which one am I supposed to select? :confused:
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TL24:
Well I decided to go with "Wipe Cache Partition" - not sure if that was the right one but from searching the net it seems like that was the right option - if not then i guess y'all will let me know o_O
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidcues:
Even if u delete all of dalvik system will recompile it upon reboot. If I want fresh slate without a wipe I format both cache and dalvik. Doesn't matter they all rebuild.

htc vision
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arozer:
I will personally donate $50 to someone who can figure out how to do the EPST settings in AOSP Roms.

To the unaware:

In order to do techknowfile's "PRL" trick, you need to dial ##775# (##PRL#) on your phone, and it'll bring up a menu where you choose a custom PRL number.

(Because for some of us unfortunate ones, we don't get service at some places without doing that trick.)

Anyway, and when you're on an AOSP Rom (CM6.1 or MIUI) it's just not possible. Because after dialing ##775#, nothing happens.

So this is a personal request/bounty to the next person who figures this out.

Also, if some of you are also waiting for the same thing, feel free to contribute to this bounty.

Edit: Please don't recommend something like Roam Control, because I've tried it and it doesn't work. =[
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danielt021:
Can't you just flash a sense rom run the code and nandroid back to aosp?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toastcfh:
thread moved to q&A show some signs of development and ill be happy to move it back to dev.

i do know maejrep attempted this. but u end up with a mess of code from htc in ur source. dmagent plays abig role in doing this. theres a tip in hopes of progress. if u were to do it the best way would be to make a stand alone jar that could be added to the build. this would avoid conflicts with htc and aosp repos
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a103:
Hi,

I am using unlocked MyTouch slide in India but I am unable to enable GPRS to access internet. I checked with the provider (IDEA) and they told me that they do not support GPRS for Mytouch Slide (HTC Espresso).

How can i get it enabled and then access the internet over my phone?

Appreciate your responses.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arkalos13:
for some reason after flashing a custom theme my browser .apk went missing. i can find it it the file explorer but cant install it or do anything with it. so i was hopi9ng someone can post there browser .apk from cm 6.1 for me so i can install it again. i cant stand using dolphin and opera browser.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danger-rat:
...or you could pull it from the CM 6.1 zip that you flashed?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] houzuoguo:
once I accidentally replaced browser.apk in /system/app by another apk, later I just deleted browser.apk, and from SD card I re-installed it, and browser came back.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arkalos13:
i actually tried that and it says application could not be installed. and the browser has appeared on my app drawer now but when i open it, it force closes. what can i do?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danger-rat:
What are you using as you file explorer? I recommend Root Explorer, and don't forget to set the permissions...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arkalos13:
ive used root explorer and es file explorer and still no luck. and yes ive set the permissions. it just says application not installed after i hit install.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] houzuoguo:
ok... I had same problem when installing "Android Terminal Emulator" actually~and still don't know how to fix it :p
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arkalos13:
so what can i do, this is getting annoying
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danger-rat:
I think you may have to resort to restoring your backup...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arkalos13:
Do you think if I re flash the theme it will possibly fix this issue? Because its the new inexus theme that was just released. Also reflashing the backup will really be a hassle.

Never mindj just tried to reflash the theme and it didn't work so I still don't know what to do
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danger-rat:
You can try the theme, it certainly won't hurt, but I think you'll end up having to do the ROM eventually...

Once you're up and running again, make a backup before trying the theme again.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arkalos13:
i did a nandroid backup before flashing the theme. if i restore that backup will i get everything back. like apps and data
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhoffy22:
So far I have tried a few different kernels

-Netarchy 4.2 cfs More agressive

-Baked kernel #6

-HTC Stock kernel #10

-Ziggy 11/5

I have seen relatively even battery life with all 4 to be quite honest, the stock kernel doesn't seem to sleep as well as the others. With any of the others I can leave the phone sit with the screen off for a couple of hours and the battery percentage will not move. With the stock kernel it seems to drop about 5-6% every 2 hours or so. HOWEVER, that is pretty applicable to when the phone is on as well. My favorite kernel performance wise so far has been Baked #6. Very smooth transitions and very stable with no issues of force closing or lag.

*I used SetCPU no overclocking with a screen off profile set up for all of these besides Ziggys. Reason being is that he has a script built into the kernel that will conflict with SetCPU if not disabled and I did not feel like doing that.

Enable always on mobile data: OFF

Background Sync: OFF

I have Watchdog installed and that's it.

Favorite so far: Baked 6 and HTC stock:eek:
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stillblood:
I had good luck with kings#9. But my phone really dislikes kernels. Ziggs was fast but lagged hard in angry birds. Nach I had a ton of force closes. For now ill stick with htc#10. With moderate use ill see a 60% drop after my 10hr work day
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] futuristicstyles:
BS# 6 Great battery life so far
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhoffy22:
are you using setcpu or anything along with BS 6?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jlechner:
Do you have a link to that kernel?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] futuristicstyles:
No just the kernel
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] futuristicstyles:
Someone linked me to it let me look for the link
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] futuristicstyles:
Here ya go http://www.bakedsnackshack.com/Kernels/kernel6.zip
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Exca:
Hello people,

I have a problem when texting with my desire and it's this annoying i think of selling it if no-one has a solution for this.

The problem is when typing a textmessage to someone. When i have like a bigger conversation (in the way that you have to scroll up to see the first textmessage of the conversation) and i'm busy typing the message, the phone would suddenly jump up to the very top of the conversation. The keyboard dissappears and i have to manually scroll down the whole conversation again to be back at the screen where i was writing the message in to continue typing.

It's very annoying and sometime's it happens like 3 times typing one textmessage.

If the conversation is rather big (take 200 textmessages) i'm more busy scrolling than typing. Quite silly for a highend phone.

I flashed, flashed, flashed, full wiped everything over again and the problem just doesn't disappear.

Someone noticed this too?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chattyuk:
I also suffer from this annoying issue from time to time. It would be great if somebody could help us!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3722:
These posts from the tips and tricks sticky in the general section may help you.
[EVO 4G General] melstav:
So, I've been playing with my Evo for the last month or two, and i've finally come to the conclusion that there are enough things that I'd have *occasional* use cases for that I can't do with the stock firmware. So, I'm thinking about rooting my phone and trying another rom.

I found the list of roms in the wiki, but as someone else pointed out, it doesn't really go into what makes the different roms different. and the pages for the individual roms don't always have the info I'm looking for.

The suggestion that was made to that user was CyanogenMod. If nobody comes up with a better suggestion, that's probably where I'll start.

So, here's what I'm looking for, in a roughly prioritized order:

1) A non-lobotomized bluetooth stack. Specifically, in addition to the profiles included in the stock rom, I'm looking for SPP and HID (for keyboards and real gamepads)

2) I know the USB controller is OTG capable. It would be really nice to be able to use it as a host port. Things I could reasonably see myself wanting to connect: HID devices, storage, and USB->serial cables.

3) Unlocked wifi tethering and wireless access point. It's not something I see a regular use case for, especially since I have a standalone USB cellmodem, but there have been times where it would have been nice. And it's bad enough that Sprint's milking me for an extra $10/month for the privilege of having a 4G capable phone. I'm not about to spend an extra $30 to pay them to unlock it for me.

4) 4G/WiMAX. Not that Sprint has any 4G towers up around me yet. *grumble* one of the store reps I talked to a while back said they'd been told by Sprint that *hopefully* we'll have some towers by the end of the year. But not to quote them on that.

5) HDMI out. This is one of those things I'd rarely use, but it'd be nice. The current firmware only supports HDMI for certain apps (slideshows, movies on the SD card, youtube) and that's okay. It'd be nice to just send all video to the HDMI port instead of (or in addition to) the LCD, but I'd be happy with what I've already got.

I know Cyanogen doesn't (yet) support 4G and HDMI and it doesn't have the Sense UI (which I'm not sure why I should care about) but if it's a good fit for the other three points, that might be a fair deal.

So, what do you all think? Is CyanogenMod a reasonable fit for me? Can you suggest anything that might fit better?

Thanks.
[EVO 4G General] ChristopherBurg:
Personally I keep a known good nandroid backup of the stock firmware with all my applications and settings intact and a known good copy of Cyanogenmod with my stuff.

I can't bring myself to keep using the stock Evo firmware due to the bugs in the media layer (audio files restarting from the beginning whenever I pause them and leave the audio player application for an extent of time is a huge problem when most of the media you listen to are long format podcasts, oh and Last.fm can't play a song all the way through without jumping to the next one). On the other hand I do have decent 4G coverage here in the Twin Cities area which I can't utilize while using Cyanogenmod.

You may want to look into doing the same. When you need 4G or HDMI out you can load up a nandroid backup of the stock firmware and otherwise use something like Cyanogenmod. That way you have access to all the capabilities of the phone (although admittedly not in a convenient way).
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] motobiz:
Hi,

I am using touchdown on dell streak with O2 2.1 Rom.

I am curious if there was a way for the android native dialer to parse conference numbers from meeting invites and emails.

I ask this as it is very convenient on BB to just open the meeting invite or an email and select the conf. Number (if provided in the proper format) like +1 000 000 0000x123456# this way the conf. Passcode also gets dialed in.

I tried using this format on my streak and the format looked like +1 000 000 0000,123456#

And on a stock dell streak running 1.6 the format was +1 000 000 0000p123456#

It works when i manually punch the conf. Number in the above formats in the dialer itself, but i tried sending emails to myself with number in all the above mentioned formats and the android native dialer would only pick up the phone number +1 000 000 0000.

So i wanted to know if anyone has got this working on their android phone not just dell streak.

Thanks.
[7 Mozart General] msalmank:
Hi,

Is it possible to change tracks playing on the device by using the handsfree? It pauses and changes volume, but doesn't change... tried double and triple taps even...

Regards.

Salman Khalid.
[7 Mozart General] AngryNil:
I don't believe there is support for track changing. I guess you're stuck with using the onscreen buttons for now.
[7 Mozart General] msalmank:
:eek:

ok... so the first thing i actually hate about the device! :)
[7 Mozart General] OpenGL32:
I've tested this, working brilliant with my BMW E46 and Dynavin Radio using AD2P...

Track forward, backwards, stop, pause/play...
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] koenmeynckens:
is there allready someone testing with the new windows seven build?

greets,

Koen
[Touch Dual, MDA Touch Plus ROM Development] Rataplan:
Don't think it will be possible for the Niki, but you can take a look HERE

Greetz,
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] Ethania:
Is there a way to get the footprint widget from HTC Desire to DHD?

The location widget currently in DHD takes up a whole screen 4x4.

The Footprint widget only took 2x2.

Is there an .APK to download from somewere?
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] madindehead:
This would indeed be nice :)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] semsem1969:
Try it and let me know???

here is the apk but it didn't install on mine .

it is taking from the Desire Rom.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] Ethania:
I couldnt install the apk-files.

They must probably be modified in some way first.

Had my hopes up for a fast install.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] madindehead:
I would imagine they would have to be modified slightly, like the Notes and Tasks widget was :)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] semsem1969:
Sorry i have no idea about modifying maybe someone can....:confused:
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] Ethania:
First I tought I'd write a new post, But I bump this one instead.

Just got remined of this Widget and still want it really bad.

Anyone who can modify the APK to make it work on DHD?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] player4lifeov:
thanks I wasnt sure where to post
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Voxhound:
I have several voice services on my phone. I would like something that intercepts outgoing voice calls from dialler or contacts, and shows a menu to choose which service to use. In my case I need to choose between:

- Mobile (direct GSM call)

- CSipSimple VOIP call (possibly with more than one account active) and/or Sipdroid if running.

- Skype/skypeout call

- Fringout call

- Calling card (mobile dial access no, then code and target number) e.g., Pennytel smartdial.

Does anyone know of such an app? Wanna write one?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaman:
Very cool idea... will look into this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flash05:
i'd like to know too. whenever voip (3cx) is running, outgoing calls are always sent to voip.

in my previous phone, spica, prompts which one to use.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] saltorio:
MrRusch has devised a method to display actual signal strength (in dBm) on the statusbar.

FIND OUT HOW

(Alternative ADB commands)​

------------------------------ ORIGINAL POST ------------------------------

Let's see if we can figure out how to change the signal strength display on the statusbar to show proper signal strength in dBm, rather than the moderately useless bars that display now.

Why

Why not use one of the many widget or notification bar apps available on the market that provide this info? Well, on everyone's status bar we already have an icon dedicated to showing us our signal strength. It's just that it presents it as bars that really don't provide us with very useful info. Why have two icons on our already cramped status/notification bar essentially providing the same data, especially when the notification bar icons also take up a slot in the notification dropdown as well? And as for widgets, they aren't available all the time no matter what program you're using.

Preliminary Research

Being a complete noob when it comes to Android hacking and coding (I can follow other people's guides... that's about it), I don't have any coding experience I can really contribute. When it comes time, I can however create icons for each signal strength level (I believe -60 to -115 is the range). And I have also done some preliminary research:

We'll start with the Android SDK reference: SignalStrength (http://developer.android.com/reference/android/telephony/SignalStrength.html)

A thread regarding implementing this feature 9which they did) on CM6: [CM6 MOD] dBm Meter

A thread from Desire forum about this issue: dBm instead of signal bars? (similarly to supercircle battery

And some apps that display signal strength dbm either in the notification bar or as a widget.

Mobile Signal Widget

Real Signal

Signal Status Bar

I've also looked in framework-res.apk, and found (in \res\drawable-hdpi\) a series of icons starting with the names:

stat_sys_r_signal_

stat_sys_ra_signal_

stat_sys_signal_

stat_sys_signal_evdo_

A quick initial glance didn't lead me to find any XML files in framework-res.apk that jumped out at me as being associated with signal strength, but someone with more knowledge may still find something.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] MrRusch:
Perhaps we can talk to shaggy-h here at XDA. He created this mod for Nexus One, and it is now incorporated in CM builds. (Original thread)
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] saltorio:
Good call. I just PMed him. We'll see what happens there.

If anyone has any ideas, please feel free to post.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] MrRusch:
Ok, so I've been looking into this.. Not sure if I'm getting smarter or just more confused.

if (asu <= 2 || asu == 99) iconLevel = 0;
else if (asu >= 12) iconLevel = 4;
else if (asu >= 8) iconLevel = 3;
else if (asu >= 5) iconLevel = 2;
else iconLevel = 1;

This is the calculation right now in statusBarPolicy.java. Problem is our firmware is SE-modified, so the rest of the source code is probably not the same. We can calculate the dBm from the asu value (I think, dBm=asu*2-113), and then create more specific IF statements and more iconsLevels to match dBm values. But I'm not quite familiar with smali bytecode yet..

However, we can convert java to class (javac *.java),

convert *.class to *.dex (java -jar dx.jar --dex --output=*.dex *.class), and then

dex to smali (java -jar baksmali.jar -o *.smali *.dex)

This would make it easier to understand (for me at least). But I'm not sure this will be accurate, because we don't have all the SE sources and would be forced to compile Android default sources. But perhaps compiling and simply replacing the relevant parts into our existing smali code could do it..

Please someone, hit me back.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] _calum_:
Hey man,

where's statusBarPolicy.java? Is it compiled into services.jar? Sorry, but I'm a C++/C# guy, I don't even know my way around the file types with java... but I assume from the code you posted that a .java file is a source code file and you didn't decompile anything to get that code...