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[XPERIA X10 General] xeviro:
The lock the forum and banned you because you both already out of topic .. lol .. don't take it personally. All forum mod will do the same if they see people argueing outside the topic with endless conclusion.

In my opinion, PSP will get overheat easily, because it has more room to dissipate heat and inside the unit, there is a lot of heatsink, if you compared to X10 crammed space.

My X10 sometimes feels very hot beyond normal if i do wifi tether on charger for 3-4 hours, or during 2-3 hours more of 3G gaming. But i never had any failure because of the heat.
[XPERIA X10 General] OmegaRED^:
When ever i use it for browsing pages online or downloading stuff.

It can climb to about 49*C after 45mins of usage.

Then if i use it for anything while charging the unit does not charge and the heat can climb above 57*C

The psp does not have heatsinks mounted on it's gpu or cpu.

It may have more space for ventilation but it does not have heatsinks!!

Anyway.. i don't want to start a big argument here about my problems

this thread can be locked or deleted.
[XPERIA X10 General] crecsky:
My phone rarely gets more than luke warm. That includes even charging it all night. In the morning it is room temperature. It's a parts and labour problem therefore it should be covered under warranty. You're most likely going to have to go through Sony though, since it's not likely that it's only 30 days from your purchase.

If Sony doesn't fix it, which they should, just keep sending it back to them. They should replace it after a couple tries if they are relunctant to replace it right away.
[Touch GSM General] tiagofbb:
What's up guys; greetings to all.

I have a HTC touch P3450 GSM ( generic :D made in china) and on begin it was cool but with the time this chinese devices only gives problem; my HTC comes WM 6.1 and I would like to know if I get to do an upgrade to 6.5. When I have money I buy another cell phone better and original. I ask Please that someone help How to do that, pass me a tutorial and the files necessary to do this upgrade( if possible the link to do the download)

P.S: I don't get to connect my cellphone using USB cable because the cellphone connector it's bad and would like to know if is possible to do this upgrade through "Blutooth"

Thanks for the attention

Have a nice week

Best Regards

Tiago
[Touch GSM General] heloklastit:
I dont think its possible to "upgrade" your Touch via Bluetooth. Because there is no Upgradefile (or i dont know about) for WinMob 6.5 you need to put a new ROM on your Device.

If you get your Connector running here ist all you need:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=406721
[Touch GSM General] tiagofbb:
Hi friend, Thanks for your attention. if the problem is put the ROM in my device, I can use the memory card of the me phone, put im my PC and later transfer this ROM to cell phone memory. I hope that I have understood your answer. :-)

Sorry my Bad English too is not my mother Language. :-)

Have a nice week
[Android General] ChainsDD:
I'm working on a new UI for Superuser, and I want a new icon too. Only thing is that I'm really lousy at Photoshop... So I decided to have a simple contest to get a new icon.

Here's the rules:

1. The icons need to follow the platform guidelines for 2.0

2. Icons must can feature the current "Pirate Andy"

3. Submissions must be in before midnight CST, Friday Nov 26

4. Submit your entries via email (chainsdd at gmail), twitter, PM, or right in the thread.

I'll upload the submissions here as I get them, then starting Saturday I'll put a poll on this thread for people to vote on the next Superuser icon. Voting will last one week 5 days, Wednesday Dec 1 noon CST, Winner will be announced shortly thereafter. In the event I can't get a hold of the top voted icon designer in a reasonable amount of time, the runner up will be named winner.

Winner will have their icon be the face of Superuser. I may try and find another prize if I get some interest here. Got a couple:

- Android Plushy courtesy of AndroidSwag.com

- A beta copy of my wife's WIP geek centric cookbook

After the winner is announced I'll need him/her to provide me with the icon in 4 sizes: 36x36px, 48x48px, 72x72px and 512x512px, as well as a hi-res promo graphic for the market. Take some creative license with the promo graphic, you can even submit that to me with your icon and I'll upload it here.

Have fun and happy drawing!

Submissions (in order of submission):

@rorifree

@dan_htc_fan

XlAfbk

DaRk_dOg

AyDee

bernabap

x986123

orsel

djcedric

ZduneX25

Che123

jake044

bilbobrian

sfsucaesar
[Android General] ChainsDD:
reserved for submissions
[Android General] XlAfbk:
here's mine, probably have to get permission from xkcd guy to use it though
[Android General] rori~:
*lol, I hope it´s clear..mine´s just 1 icon, shown on white & black background.
[Android General] ChainsDD:
... Not sure that meets rule #2 :rolleyes:

I understood that. I like the way you put it there. And I love the way the corners of his smile line up with the bones, making a big evil looking smile :D
[Android General] XlAfbk:
ah, you gotta be open to new stuff! ;)
[Android General] akanealw:
go ninjas!
[Android General] DaRk_dOg:
I know it doesn't follow your exact standards but here is my idea of superuser icon:

72px:

72px carbon back:

512px:

512px carbon back:
[Android General] ChainsDD:
Ok, rules modified. You're in :D
[Android General] Daneshm90:
The latest submission looks awesome, just lacking brightness on bottom half and it'd be perfect in my opinion
[Android General] AyDee:
Thanks. :-)

They're actually pngs with a translucent background. I put them on a gradient background so you can see how they look over different colors. I'll post one of the actual icons when I get home (or feel free to post one if you're on, Chains)
[Android General] rori~:
Yeah, really cool submiss., that's how more devs should go for their icons.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Android General] ImraanK:
Dark_dog's icon rocks!!!

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Android General] ChainsDD:
The contest just got sweeter, prizes have been added.

AndroidSwag.com has contributed an Android Plushy

My darling wife is putting together a beta copy of the geek centric cookbook she's working on

Lets's hope these help the contest heat up. I want to see lots of submissions, let's see some more great work!
[Android General] manup456:
I hope I did not miss out on the icon thing because I just seen this and have a few ideas I wanted to toss around.
[Android General] bernabap:
My skills with copy and paste... :D
[Android General] x986123:
Awesome! :)

Update - added glossy version.
[Android General] orsel:
hey, made some icons in .sencity style for wm :)
[Android General] djcedric:
just for fun made 2 icons :)

and of course touch of glass style :)

and how it will be on a dark background :)

and of course it can be in pirate style ;)
[Android General] IP IHI II IL:
Gits and Shiggles...

Just messin' around...
[Epic 4G General] leatherneck6017:
Just for the heck of it I thought I'd try out the DK17 modem with my 2.1 Syndicate ROM. Everything looks to be running well and it fixed my GPS. Now I get a lock within a few seconds even inside my house, which never happened before.
[Epic 4G General] J3ff:
It's not a modem dude.

Also - gps bug doesnt show itself for 12-24 hours.
[Epic 4G General] leatherneck6017:
"modem.bin" flashed through Odin is not a modem?
[Epic 4G General] LucJoe:
The DK17 leak is kernel only. You probably have the DK05 modem, and yes that should work just fine with any rom.

I wouldn't suggest DK17 kernel with Syndicate rom though.. :)
[Epic 4G General] leatherneck6017:
Oh ok so the "new" modem referenced in the 11/22 update to the ViperROM is really just DK05?
[Epic 4G General] swanysto:
I don't understand what this GPS problem is. My GPS has never been off at all. Every once in a while it won't pick it up on the first try at grubhub, but the second time around it hits it.

Does this bug only hit certain phones?
[Epic 4G General] herzzreh:
No, all phones have it. The this bug manifests depends on how often you use gps.
[Epic 4G General] dwallersv:
You reboot a lot, don't you?
[Epic 4G General] dwallersv:
All phones have it.

There are specific usage patterns that will keep it from manifesting. If you reboot regularly (like daily) and never fire up GPS with wifi on or while roaming, you are extremely unlikely to see the problem.

This describes a lot of people's GPS usage context.
[Epic 4G General] swanysto:
Maybe that is it, I rarely ever have wifi on. I usually reboot every other day, habit I picked up from owning blackberry :/ So I guess this problem doesn't concern me, and I can keep thinking my Epic is perfect, carry on :D
[Epic 4G General] dwallersv:
Yeah, with that usage pattern, the time you're at greatest risk of seeing the stale cache bug is that second day, and even then you're likely to get a quick lock, and just see some inaccuracies in location, but nothing big enough usually to affect Google Navigator, which does lock-on-road compensation.

You can force the error by simply leaving GPS off and not using it for those two days without rebooting, turn wifi on and connect to a wifi AP so that data is going over wifi instead of the cell network, then turn on GPS, and go into something like Google Maps (or any GPS app). You will never get a lock.
[G2 and Desire Z General] cmccollough:
I realize this may be a silly question, however, I wanna make sure I have things straight. I'm thinking about perma rooting my g2, mainly so I can overclock, but also for different ROMs.

I'm using an unlocked g2 which was unlocked by a code. Does this matter when it comes to rooting my phone?
[G2 and Desire Z General] screwthe49ers:
No, the only thing the unlock code does is allow you to use the phone on AT&T or any other gsm cell company's network. (Though your data would be limited to EDGE only, due to the difference between the 2 company's networks.)

An unlock code has nothing to do with rooting your phone.
[G2 and Desire Z General] lightningtrip:
for future reference, do not flash a locked Rom if you need your phone unlocked...but aside from that no it doesn't matter
[G2 and Desire Z General] cmccollough:
Great. Thanks guys
[Windows Mobile] _Madmatt:
Hey all,

I've now flashed WM Build 23146 on a Touch Pro, but now I'm getting very very very small fonts almost everywhere... :( (And yeah, I wear my glasses :rolleyes:)

Someone knows how to fix this?

Thanks!

MadMatt
[Windows Mobile] af974:
Some screenshoots?

Never had such a problem but you are the 2nd person today that have this problem and the other guy does use 23103 language pack too........strange.
[Windows Mobile] Farmer Ted:
If you mess with the rgu processing order, then you will get tiny fonts. There are two packages that set the font sizes: OS and Base_Lang_0409 (or whatever). You need the Base_lang one to run last.
[Windows Mobile] ausdim:
Hello.

Please check you have Metadata folder in your kitchen..

Some dump's have that sys package in 0409 language folder. ;)

Thank's.
[Windows Mobile] _Madmatt:
Thanks! After doing all things said above, it works! Thread can be closed.
[Windows Mobile] Farmer Ted:
You should always compare a new Sys to the one you were just using, and then make sure that you havel all of the same packages present, otherwise you run into issues like this. The easiest thing to do first is to just right-click on the sys_xxxxx folder and check the properties. Write down the number of files and folder present, then do the same with the build you were just using that was working. You should have the same number of files and folders, or very close to it. If there are discrepancies, then you need to figure out what you left out. It will save a lot of time. Just using some dump-sorter and then cooking without checking is bound to get you into trouble.
[Windows Phone 7 General] GuestX00823:
windows phone 7 good?
[Windows Phone 7 General] ioulian:
windows phone 7 good!
[Windows Phone 7 General] nrfitchett4:
I'm really liking it so far.

If you are looking for a business phone, you might want to wait awhile though.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Phone Titan:
I think its really good for its first version.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amb9800:
Works smoothly, but it's missing a heck of a lot of features that every other platform had in v1, and it has a lot of arbitrary limitations, so carefully go through and make sure it does everything you need before purchasing.
[Windows Phone 7 General] mmelo76:
Some advice:

To find out if a gadget is really good ...

Analyze the strengths and weaknesses

I suggest researching other thread and draw your own conclusion.

I'm not saying that is not good or otherwise.

Just just have to know the condition and decide if something is good or bad, we seek full and unbiased reviews.

And for that unfortunately you will have to delve into the OS.

I'll close here, because it is a thread with a subject very vague, and easily generates flame.

Read:

Windows Phone Future Updates

The WP7 list of BUGS' Thread

The WP7 TIPS and TRICK'S' Thread

Just to start analyzing whether it's good or not.

And please, avoid posting topic like:

Good?

Help!

Help me.

Be more specific and will certainly have a better return! ;)

Tip: Having trouble getting an answer?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] martinakerman:
Hi all.... i wonder if there is any way to set a ring tone, but that starts at full volume, i mean not ascendent (increasing) like default....
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snapper.fishes:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=759537
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
The advent vega has started shipping in the UK, hardware is very similar except it does not have 16gb internal memory. A system image has been made available by advent, is this something you can use with the Viewsonic? Videos of the vega show it is very responsive

http://www.myadventvega.co.uk/boot_update_20101119_v1.0.3_dix.zip
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
I'd love top get a system update, but that's just a boot.img I think.
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
I'd be interested in the hardware differences. The picture I saw sure did look a lot like the malata tablets.
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
The first batch are on their way, i'll keep an eye on the Modaco forums to see whether anyone extracts a system image. I'm still deciding whether to get the VS or the Vega.
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
This is listed as a full system update, more useful?

http://www.myadventvega.co.uk/softwareImage_v1.02_Vega_Final.exe
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
Awesome! thanks - more fun for me! :)

EDIT: This is actually an nvflash script of some kind. That in itself doesn't bother me, except that it's Windows based.
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
Full image means it has a kernel, system image (.apks) so in theory there should bea lot of material that can be extracted from this and potentially incorporated into TNT Lite or even an all new custom rom.

Even the Vega is lightly skinned from what I have read, so still no vanilla tablet.

Thanks for giving it a try!
[G Tablet Android Development] jtbnet:
Yes, thus why I expected to end up with a virgin Vega install... Once it started and actually ran for a while I was actually surprised that wasn't the final outcome... actually ODD that it seems to have failed on creating Partition 5 of 11 in flash.cfg....

I have extracted the saved files from temp so wouldn't be hard to actually pack a clockworks loadable zip I suppose... but as this was so easy to get this far and I'm no pro at packaging something useful for all... I'll leave that to the experts like Roebeet who have a lot of experience here... :)

Edit... This sure seems an Easy way to package a Full System restore for folks who wouldn't already have the Tegra development enviroment tools loaded, as everything here seems it could be re-made into a self-extracting/executing Zip Exe that anyone with a PC could use as long as the USB drivers were also packaged into the mess...
[G Tablet Android Development] amathophobia:
Making a signed update.zip with a an install script may work out. All the nessecary seem to be there.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
I tried replacing boot.img and system.img, both failed. Then I actually nvflashed my entire device (it wasn't pretty). :)

There may be tidbits in there we could use, but the devices aren't the same.

Here's one thing interesting -- their settings app has a G-Sensor section. But, it FC's when I try to run it on either TnT Lite or zPad Clean 1.0. :(
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
Are you able to grab any system apps such as calendar or contacts? Or do they rely on the framework of the vega?
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
The entire system.img in the the .exe (which is really just an archive file)
[G Tablet Android Development] jtbnet:
Well, maybe there's something useful... I'm really surprised as thought these tabs were twins with upgrades... Guess I was wrong... again surprised what I tried didn't hose mine as I guess bootloader is close at least... as it flashed successfully and I still came up... I guess they are running different layout based on partitions failing...

THANX for trying... You Da Man!!!
[G Tablet Android Development] ayeaye:
The vega rom looks pretty fast and it looks like Angry birds run on it

Check out the clip

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3sI1aTpdDs
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
Does this look quicker/more responsive than the G Tablet running TNT Lite 2?
[G Tablet Android Development] dkhilo:
bootloader.bin version?

Did you use the original bootloader.bin from the TNT Releases? Someone had commented earlier that the standard bootloader.bin wouldn't work on the gtab. Even the bootloader.bin that was included in the NVIDIA release didn't work for some reason.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
I tried that, and it failed miserably. Boot.img is to blame.

They have the same Tegra2, but I think there are too many other differences to make them compatible. Still, we might be able to rip out some things.
[G Tablet Android Development] amathophobia:
You could split the boot.img and use the kernel. Don't know how much of a gain you could possibly get from it. But no one has been able to figure out how the software is bogging the tab down. The hardware in the gtab is very powerful. In my opinion no one has been able to come anywhere near completing a build of android that does the chipset justice. It maybe because the hardware is bleeding edge or it could be that android itself is just not ready to take advantage. Seeing that the gtab is open to modding and more and more devices based off of the tegra chipset are coming out I feel that it will just be a matter of time before our little tablet will truly shine. I have no doubt either that we have more than enough power for future builds of android.
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
Just in case there might be anything you can extract and use here roebeet:

New 1.04 system image from Advent Vega: http://www.myadventvega.co.uk/softwareImage_v1.04_Vega_Final.exe

Modaco Custom Rom for the Advent Vega, adding market and GApps as you have done for the VS. May be something ele in there you can use:

http://android.modaco.com/content/a...for-the-advent-vega-1-04-with-online-kitchen/
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
Thanks again - more stuff to scan!
[G Tablet Android Development] Chenglu:
malata zpad use the kernel,can not boot the system.Black screen
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
roebeet - I thought this may be of interest to you. I am still waiting on delivery of my GTab which is why I cant try this yet, takes a while for packages to get to Australia.. Hopefully by the end of this week!

Modaco released a 'performance pack' for the Advent Vega which users are reporting significantly improves performance. I had a read of what it is, it is newer components and performance tweaks from the nvidia reference rom.

Since the Vega and GTab share nvidia Tegra2 this may provide some benefit to us. I extracted the 'performance pack' component from his rom and uploaded here: http://www.mediafire.com/?bqx225ayu99ejbq
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
I'm going to try this, tonight. It's a bunch of updated drivers, so crossing my fingers....
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
Excellent, please let me know how you go.

I'll continue to keep an eye on the modaco forums, see if there's anything else we can apply to the VS
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
Well, the performance pack actually installs over TnT Lite 2.0.2 (I half expected it to crash). But, I don't see any immediate performance increase. Did the forums mention what in particular was improved?

It's overlays a lot of library files, as well as the nivida framework stuff. I am going to test this out for awhile as I might incorporate this, if I find a speed bump and if it's stable. Linpack and Quadrant scores are unchanged, so far.
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
Modaco says that he

"Basically what i've done here is analysed the 1.04 ROM alongside the NVidia reference ROM and incorporated all the newer components and performance tweaks into the add-on pack. The result, in my experience anyway, is a MUCH smoother operation of the device (i think it's flippin' amazing, but I'd love to hear second opinions!)"

The consensus from users in that thread is that performance has improved significantly. Maybe Gtablet already had newer drivers/libraries than the Vega? Unlikely though, given Viewsonic's track record to date. Maybe use it for an hour or so and see how it goes.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
EDIT: It makes a big difference!

I doubt it, as well. If anything else, the 1.04 Vega image probably has better drivers OOTB than the VS. I'm going to leave it as is and play around for a bit.

EDIT: I don't think the push went through, the dates aren't right. Going to re-try.

EDIT2: Oh my sweet FSM. 2400+ on Quandrant, after this update. I'm going to test test test to make sure this is stable and then it's going into a supplement (and you get all the credit for it, I might add). Awesome!!!!
[G Tablet Android Development] babybacon:
cant wait roebeet.
[G Tablet Android Development] thedudevt:
Sweet! Can't wait!
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
Great to hear it works, probably best to credit Modaco as I did just extract his work from the Vega.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
You both get credit! If it wasn't for you, we wouldn't have known about it.
[G Tablet Android Development] RNSlate:
You guys all get credit, you are amazing. Viewsonic should pay you. I cant wait until a vanilla froyo. You are the only reason that I still have this thing.

What a great bunch of guys.
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
Does your camera work after applying the performance pack? Isn't for us Gtablet owners.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
x2 -- the camera is borked. That's the one major issue we've found, so far.
[G Tablet Android Development] mcbooth:
I dont even have the tablet yet, i'm in the middle of a complicated process to get one out to me here in Australia. I'm hoping it arrives end of this week so I can join in the fun. Thanks to you guys I will have a solid performing device pretty soon after it's out the box.
[G Tablet Android Development] rushless:
Roeby, I do not think the Vega has internal storage (only microsd), so it may not correctly map two storage positions- just like CM 6.1. Will the mapping be interfered with when updating? We could lose either the internal or microsd space unless pushing files via adb.
[G Tablet Android Development] rothnic:
Don't think there is anything that messes with storage of any kind. These are just binaries and libraries updated from the nvidia build.
[G Tablet Android Development] roebeet:
No, but it will break the camera. Look for a new thread with just this tegra update (should be able to apply on TnT Lite / zPad / maybe even CM 6.1).