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[Vibrant General] ghettogeddy:
so my vibrant is reading it is at 70c never goes up or down. this wouldn't be a big issue if it would let me charge my phone lol

says that the temperature is to low or to high.

seeing as i was unable to charge my phone i bought a 2 batter and external battery charger kit off amazon witch is working wonderfully

but i still want to charge my phone normally from time to time

im rooted but only for superuser haven't added any custom roms or any of that basically did it for wifi tethering and set cpu.

is there any way to change the settings for the battery temperature.

i ran into a couple for the older Samsung phones using the *#197328640# going to common and being able to change the setting from 158f to like 159 or 160
[Vibrant General] ghettogeddy:
Anyone have anything I can try im open to anything
[Vibrant General] ed1380:
if you have clockworks recovery. put a fresh battery in there and clear battery data. it should be under "advanced" menu

worth a shot
[Vibrant General] ghettogeddy:
Is that an app in the market?
[Vibrant General] ghettogeddy:
Ok so I think this has something to do with system app remover I was playing around with it the day it stopped working. Removed a couple other apps today and it starts charging again.
[HD2 General] z33dev33l:
Yeah, I know its so locked down and blah blah blah but in all actuality with the amount of support it's getting already it could be an amazing OS. Android didn't get this much love upon initial release. Most people who bought the first run of G1s couldnt tell the difference between a cellphone and a toaster and look where it's at now. WM6.5 is dead... I mean I love it, I love the amount of customization but I would like to have a phone that is relevant again also... In all honesty I wouldnt care if Cotulla released the version that was more or less a glorified feature phone, I would be right on top of it. We all know it will be app-unlocked in time and when thats the case who needs a marketplace? I know HD2 can run android and WP7 but android, regardless of how awesome it is, will always be lacking in the same manner as iphones are in terms of physical appeal. There is none. Just like no other type of phone has a music program that doesnt just more or less suck (If you think iphones music player is just the best then you're likely a tool.) I think that we should be working more on WP7 than gingerbread and its almost non-existent updates.

You can all go ahead and flame me now :)
[HD2 General] emonero:
Who's this? Steve ballmer?
[HD2 General] z33dev33l:
Yes, I'd be speaking ill of 6.5 if I was that incompetent republican. I'm not even sure that antique knows what a cellphone is. He probably bought his current one second-hand from Zack on Saved by the Bell.
[HD2 General] norodaigh:
Android didn't get as much love on the release because it was took up by people that know something. WM7 was taken up with love by people that know no better, unless hacked proper, wm7 will not remain on the hd2 and droid itself is a better system all-round. WM7 is better than WM6.5 yes agreed, but it isn't looking better than droid and probably never will.

Do learn a little bit more before you go ahead and big up an os with gaming capabilities of a comodore 64...wm7 is the touchy feely os for kids and people who know little about smart-phones or are scared by them.
[HD2 General] sthEn:
How in the hell could it be better, if it's completly different? It's like if you'd say that green is better than skateboard - makes no sense at all.
[HD2 General] fred_up:
The core WP7 might be better than WM6.5.

WP7 was built with only touchscreen phones in mind, whereas WM6.5 can work on touchscreen phones, non-touchscreen phones, PDAs and loads of industrial units. And WP7 isn't designed for many phones, but basically due to the specification laid out by MS, one phone (ie the Windows iPhone).

After all WP7 doesn't have to deal with legacy issues that the more generalised WM6.5 has to.

If MS had just stuck to the core and put on their front, but allowed the manufacturers to put their own front end on (and thus the XDA Developers to really develop the system) then maybe I would be more inclined to move to WP7.

As for the specification, why go down the fixed internal memory? HTC tried it with my HTC Diamond (4GB) only to see an 8GB microSD card come out not long after. Thus the Diamond 2 went back to the microSD card.
[HD2 General] Marvlesz:
It's from the same OS's branch, (your comparison is wrong) you may say a Modern house is better than a shack, However they're made in a completely different way and structure .

Microsoft's OS will remain Microsoft's. wether they called it Windows Mobile 7 or Windows Phone 7 :)
[HD2 General] oni4u2:
lol. that's well put my friend.
[HD2 General] hagba:
IMHO, the entire HD2 comunity will switch to Android,sooner than later,including myself,my son already did,he havent used WM since over a moth now.

The reason is obvious every each one of us had the chance to compare the two OSs side by side,even someone sceptical as myself keeps on visiting to my Android neighbour living on my SD card.well should confess that its already starting to grow on me.

I wish we had the chance to test the WP7 side by side with the Android as well on our HD2,but seems to me that MS may be is not confident enough that His new OS will hold itself against Android,or may be the mnufacturers want to sell more phones.in either case I want to say this:

Our HD2s will wear out in few months,we will need to get new phones,the overwhelming portion of the users will no doubt switch to Android,it is in the interest of MS to port the WP7 full experience not just to the HD2 but to every single phone out there,to IOS devices,Android devices,people must have the chance to see what it is all about.

Looks like the WP7 devices sales are dissmal so far,if it turns out to be a fail,the Manufacturers will be the first to abandon the ship.
[HD2 General] norodaigh:
Its like me saying im better sober than drunk.

Its better in my opinion due to its difference so it can be better, its from the same OS maker so how cant it be....that means you cant say one football team is doing better than the other cause they are different....wise up.
[HD2 General] norodaigh:
No way man, I think your underestimating the longevity of the HD2, by all accounts it should have died out already, it was saved by droid porting, it wasn't going to have survived with WM6.5, but look it has survived and is still standing up to phones like the EVO and thats something.
[HD2 General] z33dev33l:
I've got both a nexus one and an HD2 running android and for those of us who are big in the gaming aspects of android sure it's awesome but hell, if that was my core interest I'd sell out and buy an iphone. Call me greedy but I want something functional that also looks clean and iphones jumbled mess certainly never pulled that off, same goes for android, I don't care how many widgets you have on there or anything. I keep a plain black screen with minimal dock options in launcher pro and it is still just unattractive. I'm all for functionality over form but until wp7 it's as though no one ever even bothered trying to make a phone look nice. Windows mobile is still the most functional OS to date if you really know what you're doing but honestly, who wants to play on a system whos best games look like they were released for the sega saturn? Android has all the gaming in the world but is not very pretty regardless of what launcher you use. iOS is just trash, no reason needed. but WP7 may be the first phone that in time has a pretty UI and a great app community and that is what I want in a phone.
[HD2 General] Illusive Man:
We need to understand that we represent a small number of cell phone users. Most are happy with what they get from the manufacturer. A small number of us love hacking our phones and making them do things they weren't meant to do. That being said, comparing OS's is useless. Everyone has different needs and wants. I, for example, don't care anything about gaming on a phone. So Android has no appeal to me (and yes I have owned an Android phone). Each OS appeals to folks with different needs. We are all entitled to our opinion as to what OS we like to use. I am one of those folks still impressed with the HD2. When it is tiime for me to upgrade (and I don't see a need for that anytime soon) it won't be Android. I'll be looking seriously at the Win7 phones or will be returning to Blackberry.
[HD2 General] rgr81:
agree with Illusive Man.

I'm using WinMo 6.5 over years now, but I also used iOS and Android due to my work.

iOS is perfect for noob Users. Really, everything you need to know is how to register to the AppStore.

But don't want something special from your phone like to store youre files on a special place...

Android is perfect for Gaming and perfect for all "Open Source is better than Microsoft" users :-P don't forget google won't save your data, and the earth is a disc :-)

WinMo 6.5 is perfect for Business Users espacially when the Business Infrastructure itself is based upon Microsoft/Office/Exchange. Also for industrial Use.

WP7

Microsofts answer to iOS/iPhone. It's simple. When I don't have to take care about that someone put/change Files in my System and don't have to care about supporting so many different phones, than it's easier to bring up a smooth and stable OS

So we see, each OS has it's right to live all over this world, they're different and each user should choose for his own preferences....

PEACE :-)
[HD2 General] bobdavisnpf:
I totally agree man, I tried skateboard and it was not for me - but I got into green in late '08 and there is no turning back! ;)

When my co. took away windows phone and went all BB, I did not like bb's and while they improved it was never remotely close enough. Got HD2 when it came out, showed the co. all the productive things I can do with it, still no go - in fact they said "you can have iPhone or BB, pick one now." I took iPhone since at least that helps our bb-centric IT guys get used to pop3 mail handling. But for some odd reason I can't stand iPhone and just love WP7. Maybe it's the difference between built-in Office 2010 mobile w/sync-to-cloud and sync-to-sharepoint, vs... what, angry birds?
[HD2 General] hungry81:
WP7 Sucks and so do you.

Go buy an iphone.
[HD2 General] pickpocket:
All in all it comes down to what you want to use it for. When I want to play games with a pocket sized device, I whip out my PSP. When I have to edit a spreadsheet or word document while I just happen to be at my kid's Tae Kwon Do practice it's nice to be able to do that on a pocket sized device rather than lug around a lap top and hope you can find Wifi service.
[HD2 General] gooberdude:
Just about every time Microsoft updates to a new and improved OS, it mucks with the end users ability to change some things.

I guess with Andriod, it will never change in that respect.

I would like to see the capabilities of WM7 but I fear the phones comming out with it are left a bit short even by WM 6.5 standards.

I dont see anything wrong with WM 6.5 as long as I don't bloat it down with alot of shortcuts and what not.

I am not saying the apps and tools here don't cut it... just I would think some body would program each hard key to do funtions like toggle and page flip on shortcuts.

They are there and you dont need to make some new fangled gui or shell.

No I am not a programmer, but it seems so obvious that this is the only touch phone with 5 hard keys. To me that would be pretty damn awsome yet they are so rarely used for anything but short cuts to options that are already available as a sof tbutton or short cut.
[HD2 General] rp-x1:
Here is my 2 cents.

I was an avid Symbian S60 fan for a good 5 or 6 years, enjoyed playing with it and tweaking here and there, hell, I had it set up as a wifi hotspot long before the mainstream caught wind.

I then went to WinMo 6.1 on my X1, a nice shiny 'new' toy with more bells and whistles than I could ever dream of, I loved it. Unfortunately it seemed O2 and Sony conspired against me, and decided I couldn't have an X1 as a warranty replacement when mine broke. I managed to talk them into giving me a HD2 instead.

There it was, 4.3" of tweakable goodyness. I loved it, and still do, but I've just got bored, or no longer bothered with fiddling. Maybe its my change of career (from IT guy to developer) but I've just lost interest in what my latest gadget can do.

My girlfriend has got hold of a HTC 7 Trophy, and after playing with it for a weekend, I'm pretty impressed. I was one of the first to scream "OMG WTF is that UI all about?", but once in my hand, it is very smooth and intuitive.

Granted, it has it's faults, like no bluetooth contact transfer (you have to put your phonebook in the cloud (LiveMail or Facebook), but overall, its not bad for a locked in system, much to my disbelief.

Its not got features that I need (like the wifi hotspot) and bluetooth file transfers, which are ultimately putting me off for now, but I can see where it's going.

Android I don't think is for me, I've played with 1.6 and 2.2 (froyo) but I just can't get into the loads of homescreens, it just feels cluttered (Yes, I am aware of the one long start menu in WinPho7)
[HD2 General] victorbd:
guyz... we should change our thinking style... HD2 has not only the hardware capability of running WM6.5 but also Android builds, iOS, WP7 OS and MeeGO... sooo we must respect this device... till now android is the most usable nd userfriendly OS,now some peoples might like WP7 OS,after this when gingerbread will run fully then we will run it...

after that we will use HONEYCOMB...

i used HD2 in WM6.5 then i loved it...

now running android builds(2builds on 2SD cards) my love is getting deeper and deeper

will love it more and more day by day in future :P

At the end i wanna say HD2 is a great(1of the best) device we got so far ..

in the near future it will be replaced by multicore 3D screened devices

until then long LIVE HD2 ... :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hved999:
Hey guys I am running the Myn's Warm 2.2 ROM and I absouletly love it. but there is just one flaw... I hate the htc music app. I really love the stock music app. Is there anyway to install/flash the stock music app onto that ROM?
[Nook Color General] 10equals2:
Ok guys, seriously. This device is amazing except for the fact that the wifi on it

absolutely sucks.

Is it hardware, and do I need to go exchange mine,

or is it software?
[Nook Color General] norkoastal:
Try loading dropbox.. how fast do the files dl? Have you tried tethering to a 3g phone to compare speeds or tested other networks? Are you just testing browser speed and have you tried Opera or Dolphin HD to compare?
[Nook Color General] 10equals2:
Dropbox is REALLY slow and fails to download more often than it succeeds. Which sucks cause I am using it to save the apps that I want in case there's an update that wipes everything.

Dolphin HD is not bad, but still really slow. like 10 seconds for google.com to load.

I have an alternate market installed, and its good, but almost useless since It fails to download so often.

EDIT: oops, I do not have tethering on a 3g since I am not paying the rediculous 3g fees when I have wifi everywhere. I would literally never use the 3g.

And since you are required to get a data plan if you get an android, or any other smartphone, that is out of my reach.

I wonder if the cell companies realize that they are losing money this way?
[Nook Color General] norkoastal:
Have you tested other networks? Is the wifi weak where you live? If yes to both swap the NC with another unit.. My 3g/wifi tethered connection is about 4 seconds to load google on the stock browser. Dropbox has never dropped a single app I have uploaded or DL's (awesome app btw!!).
[Nook Color General] 10equals2:
Well, Im on a college campus, there are usually 4 or 5 APs visible on the same channel with the same name at any given time. iPhones work fine on it, iPod touches work well on it...

The nook registered with the network easier than any of the above devices, except that it drops connections/can't download/download speed is terrible.
[Nook Color General] norkoastal:
Why not go to the same BN you bought the unit and test the wifi against the demo units? IF yours is considerable slower or the signal is weaker swap it as defective.
[Nook Color General] Novaglarion:
No problems here, fast on wifi at home or 3g tether.
[Nook Color General] tanp:
What have you been using to tether?
[Nook Color General] 10equals2:
I think the worst-case is that the nook does not like the wifi here. That no nook would work well with this network. Linux doen't like the network either, it will keep randomly disconnecting and reconnecting. It makes me worry that I have a device that will basically have no internet until I leave college.
[Nook Color General] gojeda:
I have no problems with wifi on this device.

Using 6 mbit AT&T DSL Home Service, over wifi wireless-g, WRT54-GL flashed to Tomato 1.25. Both devices in the next room, in the same spot, downloading a 28.3 MB file.

Nook Color: 1m 1s

Evo 4G: 1m 8s

So, defective devices notwithstanding, there is nothing inherently wrong with the Nook's wifi performance at all.
[Nook Color General] 10equals2:
you guys suck. Mine is pretty much useless for webbrowsing, and IM BARELY works, dropbox just refuses to fully download anything.

Guess it's back to B&N tomorrow... I guess I'll unroot it tonight.

Also it was doing this before the root, so I know its not that .
[Nook Color General] norkoastal:
Just swap it and report back.. You'll be up to speed in no time :D
[Nook Color General] 10equals2:
Yeah, I'm just worried that it doesn't like our wpa enterprise network and it'll never work on it...

Thanks guys, I guess I'll report back when I get a new one.
[Nook Color General] 10equals2:
Damnit guys... Now I'm just confused...

Guess this thing is broken, and back to the store it goes...
[Nook Color General] Mikey:
I was having the same issues as yourself.....till i:

Switched my security from "WPA-PSK [TKIP]" to "WPA2-PSK [AES]"
[Nook Color General] sammyact:
Changing Channel on Router Solved: Once Slow Nook Wifi to Super Fast Nook Wifi

I just wanted to pass along the solution that worked for me:

I had a nook wifi and bought a new nook wifi/3g for my mom. Sometime after synching both of these, my nook wifi starting going in like super slow mo! So much, that it was almost useless to try to shop for new books. My favorite search is "0.00 <any topic>" to search for free books on a particular topic.

So, after googling for like ever, the fix I tried that worked was to change the channel on my router (linksys) from channel 6 to channel 11

Whallah, didn't have to reenter my credentials (I'm using wep security), everything just went from super slow mo to super fast again! Love my nook again!
[Nook Color General] azshorty2003:
yea im having issues too, but i dont think its with the nook color. i was using it stock rooted for a few days and it was pretty quick. recently put on froyo and now market is slow and so is browsing. going to try a higher class card and see if that helps. but ill have to look up other answers.
[Desire General] benjamin2205:
Hello.

I bought a cheap M-300 BT headset. Bluetootv v 2.0 headset for my desire.

When I try to pair it, it gives me an error that it cannot connect becourse of wrong PIN or password.

But my Desire never ask for any pin or password.

Someone know how I can pair my BT headset?
[Desire General] benjamin2205:
Help nedded

Does anyone know a solution on my problem, or should i throw my handsfree set in the trash :-))
[Desire General] oceaneagle:
Sounds to me like there's already a similar phone paired with the headset and you have a conflict. The best way would be to clear/delete all phones already paired with your headset. How to do this will be in the Headset's instructions. If you don't have one search the net for a Manual. After deleting other phones pair your phone. You should then be asked for a PIN which will probably be 0000 or 1234.

Hope this helps. I would appreciate being told if it does.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ocramotilop:
Just purchased a Vibrant. Does anyone know how I can change the apn settings?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chevy383surfing:
I am confused about these android os's. I realize my G2 came with the 2.2 Froyo. This obviously is a no brainer. But, since I just got my phone setup the way I like it (for now anyway) with CyanogenMod 6.4, am I supposed to expect T-Mobile to update my phone automatically with the new Gingerbread? (I doubt that the G2 will ever see it as a T-Mobile OTA) From my reading and researching it seems the Gingerbread has some new tweaks, more game related tweaks. I guess they decided to update the software with new graphics tweaks by implementing a new graphics software (OTA) similar to my NVIDIA GeForce 130M with independent-stand-alone 1g memory (Yea, Right!).

What I want to get clear is; the Cyanogen Mod 6.4 is based on the 2.2 Froyo isn't it? Will the Cyanoge ROM work in conjunction with the 2.3 Gingerbread, if it does update to all are phones? Or, is the 2.3 the same as th Cyanogen ROM, (and/or) is it going to be suggested that we let the 2.3 update (if we do get that option to download in the future) load and have to go through the whole re-rooting process again to install another ROM on top of it; like the Cyanogen.

And last, Is there another ROM on board here that anyone might want to suggest or if the Cyanogen pretty much the best upgrade? I do actually like all the features, now that I have my Launcher Pro working on top of it.

Thanks for any information,

Paul Holmes

chevy383surfing:D
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crey23:
afar as an OTA from TMO, don't hold your breath. we may get something sometime Q1 2011, but in my opinion and experience with TMO, this will never happen. They tend to to bother upgrading OS' if there is no known bug or issues that hinders the basic use of the device....you most likely will have to look for leaks on your own.

Af for CyanogenMOD, I'm pretty sure that him and his team will be proting 2.3 into his ROM. I would wait maybe a moth or so and we should have full Gingerbread ROMS in our G2's.

As for ROMs, and which is best.....I'm very new to this, but the one name I have always heard off as great ROMs are the CM's. There are many out there, I guess you could play around until you find one that suits you. Also if you prefer Sense over vanilla look...just look around. What I found (works for me) is the CM6.1 stable ROM....I have no issues with it, it allows me to control what I need to control, and then some. Many of the other ROMS out there may be missing conponents that I find here that work for ie FM Radio....

Hope this rambling helps...
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chevy383surfing:
Yes! This did help. I think I understand the nature of google's android systems in conjunction with CM. CM just takes their os and does exactly what their name says. They mod it. Your rambling is very much appreciated!

Thanks!

Paul

chevy383surfing
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PatrickHuey:
Well honestly, considering this is tmobiles first huge flagship phone, other than the g1 which did get upgraded...I believe that tmobile will in fact do it. I mean within the first month the phone had an update to fix some bugs.

Sent from my T-Mobile G2 with Virtuous Sense.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Crey23:
True....but that had more to do with incredible amount of issues this phone had upon launch, and precisly being the flagship phone they had to react rather quick. I also think that it had to do with the amount of rturns they had to deal with during that period.

As for the flagship comment, I think the my touch 4g has taken over that role.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steviewevie:
Once you've flashed a custom ROM, you won't automatically get an OTAs from your carrier. You'd have to flash back to stock to get an official OTA. But Cyanogen will have a Gingerbread version before your carrier comes out with a 2.3 OTA anyway.