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[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] brainwash1:
Your statement that it can run flash for sure is false. It is probably powerful enough, but does not have the instructions required to run flash. Unless Adobe writes a version of flash for Arm 6 we are out of luck. Waiting for web developers to switch to HTML 5 is much more realistic.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] orlox:
still nothing? arg
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] IamIrene:
haiz can't update youtube application at all

and i really need to install adobe flash player T_T
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] amit.mastermind90:
no way flash gona work on optimus, even if it would, its gonna lag like hell.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] rosuvladut:
My Pc lag's like hell,imagine how would it work on a mobile phone.

Adobe Flash sucks....
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] amit.mastermind90:
p4 pc with 512 mb ram and onboard graphic processor say, gma945(somthing like this) cant play farmville game smoothly. it is a flash game.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] ViTAMiNCHEG:
LG P500 processor does not support flash. If you want flash, try to use Skyfire from the Market
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] LGeee:
No problem with flash based streaming sites, Skyfire is the way!
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] penguin0609:
i wish we could get the flash player as well but for now i am suffering through with skyfire browser
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] modifii:
P500's CPU does not support flash, you better use Skyfire browser to run flash contents.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] zeu55:
even skyfire will not play embedded videos
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] 4silvertooth:
New testament. Well maybe I say again maybe we have chance flash runs on p500. Hee are thhings I have found.

1. I installed flash_for_21 ( Don't stop reading thinking I have done that and its not working )

Nothing happened flash got installed, just to check out I ran stock browser, it didn't crash than I opened whatismyflash dot com it says you don't have flash.

2. Installed jbed for 2.2 its Java emulator for android.

3. I downloaded ucweb 7.7 .jar file and ran it, it opened with jbed and installed it in sdcard.

4.ran ucweb aka ucbrowser from jbed and opened website whatismyflash dot com it said u have flash 10.0.something.

5. When opened one flash game website game loads but says u need mouse to play and not u don't have flash as usual.

6. No luck with streaming but it doesn't say u don't have flash but says u need to upgrade flash.

So its all I m saying that may be we can use flash under virtual enviroment or something. Have I found new thing or is my method same like my English.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] nirmalyadhar:
I installed flash_for_21 & also installed ucweb meant for android (could not find the ucweb7.7.jar, pl give link from where you got it, want to try that too) & when I opened whatismyflash.com using ucweb, it says u have flash 10.0.2. then i installed flash 10.1 & after that tried with ucweb & whatismyflash.com says u have flash 10.0.2. then i un-installed flash player & opened whatismyflash.com using ucweb, still it says u have flash 10.0.2. Can anyone explain?
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Komod5910:
Just right!
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] 4silvertooth:
Well I have found out that ucweb shows u have flash with or without flash installed. May be ucweb has inbuilt flash plugin or something.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] clawsright:
Guys, HTC Wildfire supports flashlite4..

It has almost same hardware specification as in LG OPTIMUS ONE P500. Can anyone of u port flashlite from HTC Sense rom and provide the apk .. Thats the only option untill Adobe makes up its mind to provide support.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Inego:
HTC Gratia has not almost but identicaly the same CPU like in Optimus One, and it support Flash and play it well. So how it works there ? How to rip the software which plays flash content on HTC Gratia ?
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] hell1134:
I believe HTC uses flash lite which ...it seems....cannot be ported to any other phone as it uses some specialized libraries.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] clawsright:
So, there is a way out :) HTC has found one..

I think it will be possible for LG P500 in some time..
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] 4silvertooth:
HTC gratia has arm 11 processor lgp500 arm 6 processor.

GNASH can be a way-out.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] clawsright:
GNASH For Android .!!! Is it developed.?? The source code is available on gnu site. Hope someone will make it work on android. But, In future years HTML5 is expected to run flash contents without any plugins ..
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] clawsright:
Forget Flash.. If u keep this phone another 2-3yrs when html5 scripting is expected to replace flash , u will not need any plugin to do it..

Until then we can use skyfire or uzard browsers..

This is just a phone and we should respect its abilities.. It will not be a problem without flash feature. Thr are lot other gadgets , pc's , laptops to do it.. :)

On the whole this device rocks.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Inego:
Gratia CPU 600 MHz, Qualcomm MSM 7227

Optimus One the same !!
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] nobooya:
Both are arm11 processors with arm v6 instruction set :). Flash on the market was made for arm v7 instructions (arm cortex-a8, cortex-a9)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Ianis G. Vasilev:
Flash Lite IS an option for our phone, but the only problem is that it requires the HTC Sense framework to run. It will be easier to compile gnash than port a closed-source framework.

And by the way, Gnash was ported to Android (experimentally), but the problem is that the default Android C++ compiler does not support many of the default C++ functions (As far as I remember it doesn't even support the stdio library), so we will need a custom C++ ARMv6 compiler to compile a working version of Gnash. Yet another problem about Gnash is that there are only versions written in Qt and GTK+.

Yet another alternative is Lightspark, which natively supports Linux, but I think it will be hard to port it into a lightweight linux-based operating system.

So our best shot will be Flash Lite (I will try to do my best, but don't expect me to succeed)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] S1ckness:
wiki. gnashdev.org/Building_for_Android

Seems like instructions to bild GNASH for Android :D
[Legend General] c_man:
EDIT: I can't edit the thread title, but I meant "Official Sense 2.2" ...and also "choose" not "chose" :P.

Hi all,

Now that you can grab the official 2.2 ROM (thanks devs!!), what would you class the main reasons for running it, over something like Azure, which we've had for some time?

Please list your reasons here, as I really can't see the need to change from Azure?! This is what I can think of...

- For Sense

- For Radio (FM, etc)

- For working WiFi
[Legend General] JusTox:
Root can void warranty?
[Legend General] krasenk:
During the last month and a half I have used Azure, CM nighlies and CM 6.1 RC1. Today I flashed the official 2.2 ROM update. I was very impressed by CM because of its speed and smoothness, especially CM 6.1RC1. The benchmark tests give almost identical results. Having in mind that CM is using the old .29 kernel I think it will get higher performance levels with the new .32 kernel. The only things I really miss on CM is the Sense dialer and the Sense weather widget. I really cannot tell which is better. The more ROMs available the better! :) I think it will be great if someone could implement dual-boot for the Legend :)
[Legend General] zoomee:
The obvious one being sense - I love it.

Working FM Radio, GPS, and Bluetooth (unlike most custom 2.2's I've used recently)

Working Market Place

Live wallpapers as standard

Better Radio (improved reception and wifi)

Ability to move programs to SD card without reformatting (a2sd)

Oh and the only program I used to root for is already built in - Flashlight! - its much better than any variants I've used before (3 light brightness settings etc).

oh and more HTC sensey widgets available too and WIFI hotspot program built in as standard

and I prefer the standard HTC keyboard instead of the bogstandard android one

;)
[Legend General] TheLegendaryJay:
Freedom of choice, ain't it great!

I like sense, I like not having to reformat my sd card to move apps. I tried launcher pro plus (bought it) and adw, bought beautiful widgets expecting more from it but was disappointed.
[Legend General] Trekvogel:
Couldn't agree more. Also, having your wifi work is kinda nice.
[Legend General] TheLegendaryJay:
Wifi is working loads better now, the new drivers are awesome.
[Legend General] denisman:
I am actually not that impressed with the 2.2 update but I wasn`t expecting too much either.

The WiFi reception is great of course and a major plus. The camera is also very smooth and overall speed is superior to the old kernel. The list of official Froyo only features I need ends here though.

On the other hand...

- I don't mind reformating my SD Card to use App2SD

- I am not enough into FB or Twitter to "need" the Sense widgets

- Never used the FM radio before rooting and probably never will

- Already replaced the official keyboard with SlideIt

- I really hate not being able to clean up my app drawer

- The Froyo dock is ugly and lacks usability. LauncherPro and ADW are way better.

- I have freshly cleaned windows and my neck is flexible enough to check the weather myself. If I am already standing outside in the rain, I don't need my phone to tell me that my haircut is in danger.

- The flip clock is way too dominant for my taste. I prefer TypoClock's purity

- Pure Calendar Widget > HTC Calendar Widget

- Barnacle Wifi Tether works just fine. No urgent neccessity for the the official Hotspot feature. Other then that I don't mind using the USB cable to tether if I am already carrying the laptop with me. Wouldn't know who else to tether for anyways.

- No homescreen rotation with the official ROM

- I don't need 3 different settings for the flashlight. The one coming with Cyanogen is good enough. Just let there be light.

- CyanogenMod can be customized and has a lot of useful setting that you can't change with the official Froyo

Of course I am happy that we finally received the update but only to see the new kernel and radio (and maybe some other Froyo goodies) in one of the next CM releases.
[Legend General] cryshop:
-Offcial = stable. There will be no "not working/won't fix" list. It uses newest drivers, CM is still far behind.

-Everything in Sense is chained : Contacts ~ Facebook/Twitter/Flickr ~ Gallery ~ Calendar/Agenda ~ Clock/Weather

- Official Froyo Quadrant's pts = Azure's pts (800~900)

- And ofcourse, the infamous FM Radio rocks!
[Legend General] dc/dc:
My biggest reason to use an official is Sense. I love the Clock widgets because I have several timezones to keep track of, and I love them to all be visible on my first home screen. I can see the time where I am in the status bar, my home in the USA, and for my girlfriend in Qatar. I could never find another app as good as HTC's clock when I was using CM-based ROMs.

The fact that whitetigerdk and Paul had the official ROM rooted in less than 24 hours after release gave me no reason not to move from Gratiend.
[Legend General] tauk2mi:
I like the stock ROM for few things. Have currently loaded Vodafone based ROM and no issues so far.

- Stable exchange connectivity (email APK in other custom ROMS stops working after couple of send/receive (push) - have tried almost everything. Maybe MoDoCo rom was kind of stable, but again it was based on the stock ROM.

- Wi-Fi tethering is perfect

- FM Radio
[Legend General] Xeldar:
Finnally a stable and official rom :p
[Legend General] liltbrockie:
Yeah the main thing for me was getting exchange email working nicely.
[Legend General] fatthumb:
Push mail (exchange) working fine on you guys' official froyo? I still find CM RC1 email apps to be better for my exchange push mail.

And actually one of the thing I missed the most from RC1 is notification power widget.
[Legend General] remeez:
Official v.s. Custom

Hi,

I enjoy using the official rom because the GPS, FM Radio, Bluetooth, Wifi work. I use the FM Radio quite often. I prefer sense of the stock interface, everything just works nicely and fits in perfectly.

Regards

Remeez
[Legend General] AllWin:
My answer is short and simple: i won't switch to stock Froyo ROM no mather what happens :P

Now i'm running CM6.1 RC and extremely satisfied with. The only thing i'm missing is flash support.
[Legend General] randy_khoo:
I realised that stock HTC rom is better.

Androot STILL WORKS for softroots and give me the flexibility to do all i need to do with root access. (take snaps, clean cache, titanium backup, etc).

So while my country hasn't actually received the updates, i am looking forward to it.
[Legend General] ebaak:
True right now stock Froyo might be better. But when the cyanogenmod guys release gingerbread, that would be better.

The thing is that developers are always faster than HTC. Plus this might be the last update from HTC. Then stock will be far less than good enough.
[Legend General] tomboymad:
Until then... Stock is better..

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend General] tomboymad:
Your speech sounds like pro linuxers over everything... maybe you don't need any goodies in your

Phone, so please buy a 3210 nokia then... weather in time widget is fun, useful sometimes and why not, we love to see our phones doing some eye candy. The way everything is linked is simply amazing... and maybe you don't use any social features.... but today people who want a smarphone is for social uses mainly.

Maybe a cell phone doesn't need radio feature 'per se ' but if the phone has, a why don't use it?? I'm sure more people than you think buy this phone because the radio....

Since I have my legend i install every rom was released and I loved them, but sense interface even tough if it swallow a lot of resources is a very good interface for a cell phone and it's copied in a lot of apps or widgets.... maybe your intention is not to be rude but you sound soooo rough....

Peace and long life for android...

Sent from my HTC Legend
[Legend General] denisman:
No roughness intended at all. Of course I want my phone to have a lot of features and goodies. The threads question is about one's personal reason to choose the official ROM over one of the custom ones.

This question in mind, I can live without a lot of things the official ROM offers which CM does not. On the other hand there are features I desperatly need (cleaning app drawer for example) which I can't do while using Sense. I just tried to give some reasons for my choice.

As for the 3210...it's a good phone :D I owned one back in the days when Snake was the ultimate mobile game! Still, I never mentioned that I want a phone without cool features. In fact, I named various alternatives for Sense features to improve your CM experience ;)

As for social networks. I have a 327 people friends list on Facebook without any game adds etc. I know all of them personally. The size of the list alone is a good reason not to have a widget with status updates :D I wouldn't read through all of them anyways. I use the FB app to text and check who I want to check. If the widget was configurable to show certain friend lists only I'd go for it.

Important edit: I am indeed a Linux Pro. I installed a distribution once and wasn't even able to find the file browser :D. You misunderstood my personal preference for a home screen with minimal fancyness factor. I want purity in terms of "looks stylish and offers easy access to everything fast and simple", not "is only supposed to text and call".
[Legend General] jennan88:
That, after all, is the basis of HTC's entire "You" ad campaign. That's the reason people go to android rather than iOS. We can set up our phones however we want, and that is a good thing.
[Legend General] ropaisoft:
so perhaps they should stop locking the bootloader on their phones then? :D
[Legend General] jennan88:
Well played, sir. Well played.
[Legend General] BlaY0:
If they wouldn't have locked the bootloader, they would have been counting bricked phones in tens of thousands...
[Legend General] TheGrammarFreak:
While some may think you sounded a bit harsh, I think that little speech is hilarious, and very true. I especially liked the bits I have put in bold. Lol
[Legend General] AllWin:
Could you explain me that part a bit, please? I thought that biggest risk to brick your phone is in rooting process, not while flashing custom ROMs.

I do not argue, just curious.
[Legend General] BlaY0:
You can not render your phone unusable by rooting it but u can by flashing it. But since rooting process depends on flashing your phone several times you know what comes out of this. But if you know how thing work you can solve this problem...

Actually the only way to really brick your phone is by overwriting/replacing boot loader. If it fails in the middle of overwriting, you might en up with a brick in you hand. Every other mishap can be solved...
[Legend General] ropaisoft:
yup, that sounds very similar to a motherboard bios.

some manufacturers work around this issue with dual-bios chips.

perhaps the next Nexus should have this feature?

just throwing around ideas :)
[Legend General] nafnist:
I moved from Gratient to MoDaCo and clocked it, and now I enjoy flash and such.

Måde sense to me, if you get that one hehe.
[Legend General] dc/dc:
HEHE! Niçe... :)
[Streak 5 General] Lord60:
I've seen a number of posts and articles discussing the Stage UI that will be included in 2.2 This morning, Amy-B, Dell's chosen mouthpiece in Dells Community (their version of a forum), posted a list of FAQ's and one particular Q caught my eye. It read:

Q. What if I don’t want to use the Dell Stage Interface?

A. You can remove it by holding down your finger on the widget shortcut and choosing the delete option.

That should be good news to those who've seen the videos (me being one of those) and aren't looking foreward to using StageUI. While Dell's making us wait seemingly forever for an OS that was overdue for the device at launchtime, they are at least giving the option to not have to use StageUI.

If you'd like to read the full FAQ list, here's the link:

http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/mobile-devices/f/3824/p/19353639/19777572.aspx

She even clarifies the update being pushed in stages and to whom.
[Streak 5 General] adzman808:
stage UI is available over at modacco & -in my opinion- it's super pants

the dj_steve 2.2 rom incorporates adw, not sure what launchers dell are planning for the official 2.2 (other than stage)
[Streak 5 General] cu_ninja:
Yeah I'm curious too what launcher they'll have underneath Stage. Does anyone know?
[Streak 5 General] gavelis:
For me, Stage is not what I need and I find it as a waste of space. I personally prefer to have the important things on one screen. Therefor on 2.2 I´ll use LauncherPro again like at the moment with 2.1. Unfortunately LauncherPro doesn´t run on 1.6 so that some of you Guys can´t have a look at it while we´re sitting in the 2.2 waiting room ;)
[Streak 5 General] Made2Last:
I ran launcherpro on my captivate and adw on this streak. Hard to compare across different phones though. Both serve their purpose.
[Galaxy Tab General] mail_e60:
Friends,

Since the Galaxy Tab source code has been released, would we expect to have a solid base of Linux tools available via a custom ROM eventually? Having rooted the Tab and installed Busybox I still seem to be lacking many normal Linux tools.

It would be great to use the Galaxy Tab as a "complete Linux workstation" from the command-line (the Android GUI is nice, but the command-line seems to be greatly lacking in comparison to a true Linux workstation). Imagine the power of a complete desktop experience (save for the GUI) on the Tab. I saw on YouTube someone installed Ubuntu on the Tab and was able to access it via a loop-back VNC session, but the mouse control seemed unstable (we don't really need the desktop environment anyway since the Android GUI is nice, but it's the underlying Linux power that seems to be missing?) This is my first Android device so maybe my expectations are rather high?

Any thoughts on how to make the Tab into a true Linux workstation are more than welcomed, thank you.
[Desire Themes and Apps] rover.prince:
Ok mates here's my theme for the Oxygen Gingerbread

What it has

- Circle Icons (Thanks Hooolm)

- Green Circle Battery with Percentage (Thanks UOT Kitchen)

- Colored Power Widget Icons in Notification

- Screen Transitions (Removed the annoying ones :P)

- Custom Lock Screen Icons

- Color Icons for Menus

- Modified and Recolored In Call Interface.

- All Colored Icons for Android System

- All Colored Icons for Settings Menu

- Modified Download Progression Bar Colors.

DOWNLOAD

**This is for Oxygen RC7**
[Desire Themes and Apps] rover.prince:
Change Log

January 22, 2011

- Theme updated to RC7

- Updated Jazzk Battery with Green Circle Battery

- Updated Screen Tansitions

- Colored Pointer for Text Selection

- Updated Notification Icons

- Recolored Lock Screen Icons

January 5, 2011

- Theme updated to RC6

- Added Back Color Icons for Notification Power Widgets

January 1, 2011

- Theme updated to RC5

December 28, 2010

- Theme updated to RC4

- Battery Color Reverted to Default (Grey)

- Added Green Battery (Optional Download)

December 26, 2010

- Theme updated to RC3

- Battery color changed to green (gradient)

December 23, 2010

-Updated Circle Icons (Thanks S. Holm)

-Resolved the error of disappearing icons

-Added theme without transitions

December 22, 2010

-Theme Updated to RC2

Widgets Used By Me.

Custom Widget Clock

Ext Date Widget

System Info Widget

Icons & Screens.

See attachment :)
[Desire Themes and Apps] jayk32:
Nice

I like it, & i think i might DL. :D Cheers Buddy!! :cool:
[Desire Themes and Apps] rover.prince:
So how's the experience with theme.
[Desire Themes and Apps] rover.prince:
hmm 14 Downloads and still no comments . Strange
[Desire Themes and Apps] d0msen:
So I'm gonna be the first to report back :P

Alright, first of all I really appreciate your work and the theme looks lovely! But after using it for one day I have to say, that the transitions are

overdone

(!) :/

For example, when I click on a tweet in tweetdeck, the timeline fades out and the tweet comes in, which sort of is pretty cool, but if you do that pretty often, you (at least I did) get annoyed from always having to refocus my eye on the text, because it completely disappears for a second.

Anyway, I've cooked my own theme with UOT now, which I'm not that satisfied with to be honest, I would probably use your theme, if there was a version without the transitions :)

Keep it up!
[Desire Themes and Apps] rover.prince:
Well I appreciate your feedback dear. Soon I shall release theme without transition.
[Desire Themes and Apps] d0msen:
Thanks! Looking fwd to it! :)
[Desire Themes and Apps] deepakoffline:
hmmm no updates?

had it been shelved???
[Desire Themes and Apps] rover.prince:
Sorry Updated it in Oxygen updater, it's there with name "Rover - Oxygen Classic"

or see it here

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9923495&postcount=6026
[Desire Themes and Apps] buzzboy:
Brilliant stuff. Love it.
[Desire Themes and Apps] buzzboy:
P.s, think the transitions are not overdone at all. Using it all day, and I think it's great.
[Desire Themes and Apps] ThePanama:
I love the look of the theme you have done and downloaded it and applied immediately using the Oxygen Updater. However it causes either boot loops at the lock screen or lots of app fc warning messages (lots) as soon as you get passed the lock screen.

Not a complaint, far from it - it looks fantastic.

I am running the resolution at 180 if that has any bearing on my issues with it?

Keep up the good work!