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[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CheesyNutz:
FC's like crazy on my evo with CM6.1 stable
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SiL3nTKiLL:
havent gotten it yet
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fastfed:
15 minutes is way to short... Maybe for games fine... But I have seen so many apps have problems hours after purchasing...
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jm5503:
Force closes on me as well......
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Conflikt Icey:
Supposedly doesn't work with any CM6.1 build. Going to have to wait for the official update
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sulten:
Works on HTC Evo
[Optimus One, P500, V General] AsherChua:
After rooting,my apps no matter is it forced moved or initially able to move to sd card,all can't load and can't start!Someone please help me!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] johnqevil:
I had this exact issue before flashing a new ROM. I think it's part of the SD disconnect issue that the T's have REALLY bad. Once I threw AmberHome on there, I haven't had an issue once.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] c933103:
just get sma eproblem, but not on P500, instead, on LG Optimus Chic E720 (LG-E720) and Archos 32 Internet tablets. after i use android sdk's adb to enable both's function of setting SD card as default installing space and put 130+apps onto SD cards (total apps amount>150) after i reboot my phone all apps on SD card can't be recongized by the android, rarely rebuilding apps list help solve the problem but most of the time it doesn't. furthermore when the problem occur if i connect the device to my PC the device does not ask me if i want to mount the device/allow PC to access to the card as usual, and when the problem occur if i go to setting-->apps-->manage apps-->click into any apps all sizes are showing as "calculating". And the Archos 32 Internet Tablets just have internal storage instead of SD card so the app2sd move things to internal memories instead of SD cards from ROM only. But those apps on ROM still can be loaded as usual.
[Nexus One General] Megacamz:
Hi there, My nexus one has had the power button failure problem twice before and this is the 3rd time. They only repair it and send me the repaired device and all in all its taken them weeks to get it fixed for me.

I don't want to send it away again to be repaired (I asked for a new phone and they said no).

So I'm wondering what the solution is? I've heard theres a way I can power it on without the power and use the trackball to wake the phone instead? is this true and how do I go about doing so?

Thanks, Cameron.
[Nexus One General] maxppp:
I got mine back after the same problem last week. They didn't replace everything, but I think they still replaced the mainboard as it now has a new imei. I am using an app called lock suppress that allows you to unlock using the trackball and doesn't require the phone to be rooted.
[Nexus One General] rtsp.se:
Remove battery, Plug USB then Insert battery
[Nexus One General] Megacamz:
Where did you find this app?
[Nexus One General] Megacamz:
This isn't working for me? what's supposed to happen?
[Nexus One General] baronsamedi:
same happened to me and i sent it in for repair and now i press my new n1 power buttun VERYYYY lightly... its sensitive
[Nexus One General] rtsp.se:
It should power up.
[Nexus One General] izmar:
Just exchange it for another one!
[Nexus One General] fubaya:
My power button is currently out for the second time, I just haven't gotten around to calling them. They fixed it in two days the first time and it also had a new IMEI number when it came back. I get the feeling that this is a design issue that will never be corrected and all they can do is keep repairing them. I bought mine in March so I may wait a couple of months to send it back right before the warranty ends.

I wasn't aware of rtsp.se's method, I boot mine by plugging it in and taking the battery out and putting it back in. Almost the same thing, but I usually have to remove/replace the battery twice before it boots.

What I'm currently doing to lock/unlock is using the trackball wake/unlock built into Cyanogen. That may be no help if you're not rooted and interested in installing Cyanogen.

To lock it, I found a cool widget called "invisible lock widget" which, as the name implies, is an invisible widget that you tap to lock the phone. I have a minimal homescreen so I added a 4x1 invisible lock widget to it then resized it to 4x2 with LauncherPro (it's the same as having two 4x1 widgets except no dead space in between) and now I can lock the phone by tapping anywhere on the lower half of the screen.
[Vibrant General] Spokenblurb:
IMO the Nexus S is the best thing to happen to the vibrant no more being tied down to the shackles of tmoible or samsung, no my friends we shall suckle from the teet of google itself ....honeycomb no problem why all because of the wonderful developers here and the Recent release of a Phone so similar in specs that we r guaranteed awesomeness yes I realize that there will be some fine tuning needed but I for one can't wait for that sweet sweet gingerbread with no fillers.., no media hub clogging the arteries of smoothness,nothing but android the way it was intended, for now I sit patiently and way for the day to come when someone walking by will say is that a Nexus S ... No my friend.... no it's not...it's a Vibrant :cool:
[Vibrant General] Dougefresh91:
Hopeful as I am, I have yet to see any devs say that it will be easy to port NS roms to our Vibrants. They're using different file formats so that may pose a problem. I do hope I'm wrong.
[Vibrant General] brian_v3ntura:
getting a full working port is definitely not goin to be easy as stated by supercurio. some of the most important components for a full working port is closed sourced and the GPS chip n method is different.
[Vibrant General] Robert8457:
If the hardwere is close enough that its a easy port but things like gps and bluetooth arent working i can live with that.

Sent from my vibrant using my vibrant duh!!
[Vibrant General] quadratic:
I thought it was confirmed somewhere that the Nexus S uses the same GPS chip, but I can't find it now.
[Vibrant General] Robert8457:
My dream:

Gingerbread on vibrant the day after nexus s comes out with a 1.3 OC kernal thats all i want.

Did anyone see this?

http://twitpic.com/3ev136?

Sent from my vibrant using my vibrant duh!!
[Vibrant General] Spokenblurb:
Don't tease me looks like someone got there hands in the cookie jar
[Vibrant General] royalslim:
That's nero rom from team whiskey
[Vibrant General] rsfaze:
I'm currently running Nero and it don't look like that, the theme maybe, but it's not wide and fat like the Nexus S rom.

Here are a few more pictures from Eugene's twitter..if you ask me.. its from the Nexus S, him and Barak are amazing :)

http://twitpic.com/3f5xor

http://twitpic.com/3f5xlz

http://twitpic.com/3f5urb
[Vibrant General] bahnburner:
It's not the Nexus S. Wrong data icon, gmail icon, and that's the3dman's version of the Nexus S live wallpaper. The stripe on the background is a little fatter than in the Nexus S screen shots and is missing some of the glow.
[Vibrant General] rsfaze:
hmm.. wonder why Eugene would post a screenshot of someone else's rom. Doesn't seem like him but I guess time will tell.
[Vibrant General] Vision77:
I don't know....but this tweet from Eugene made me wonder even before he posted pics. And, even before that he stated right after releasing the Super I/O kernel that he was gonna chill and wait for the Nexus S Rom dump....It looks to me as if he is working on it in some capacity :D

Now as for all of us in the xda-dev community, we all need to be patient, respectful and let him and his team work.....Don't harass the guy to put out a half-ass alpha rom. Because everyone will be complaining about what doesn't work...and I personally don't feel like combing through 100's of pages of the same complaints as it will only piss people off and stifle the development process. :cool:
[Vibrant General] epakrat75:
Yes. I think it was that it was the same chip but with a different antenna.
[Vibrant General] rsfaze:
also something he tweeted, let's see if 2.3 boots this time, last time it did not. This tells me that he is indeed working on Gingerbread and not a themed Froyo.
[Vibrant General] tyyamamoto:
According to Eugene's tweets, he has indeed gotten 2.3 up and running on his vibrant. I believe him :D
[Vibrant General] anthonys2r:
Eugene is like the quirky mad scientist. I love it
[Vibrant General] epakrat75:
If it's already booting then perhaps we'll be seeing a beta of it next week then. :D
[Vibrant General] Spokenblurb:
Excellent....excellent indeed,yes lets give Eugene space people
[Vibrant General] brian_v3ntura:
its a themed froyo rom called "Ginger Clone"
[Vibrant General] mmas0n:
I'm going to "let freedom ring" by trading my Vibrant for a Nexus S.

:D
[Vibrant General] rsfaze:
yes I just flashed it.. guess everything is not working on 2.3 yet. I'm still a happy flasher!
[Vibrant General] Spokenblurb:
Now now no need to go vibrant hatin you can keep your no hd no SD card havin imitation galaxy s......lol naw I'm kidding am I ?
[Vibrant General] firefly6240:
LOL!

I guess some people just want a camera flash that badly ;)
[Vibrant General] epakrat75:
Of course it is. LOL! I thought so. Now we have two clones with both Nero and this one. Haven't looked much at either to know which I like best. May not even flash any since I'm currently satisfied with what I've got for the moment. :D

I'm hoping that Samsung releases the Nexus S source this week to coincide with the actual device release. :cool:
[Vibrant General] mmas0n:
I think it's safe to assume that the NS will record in full 720p shortly after release. It uses the exact same camera as the GT-I9000, so the 480p limitation is purely software. The N1 didn't shoot 720p when it was released either, but does now.

No SD card is not exactly optimal, but as far as I'm concerned that is the only negative point for the NS and is heavily outweighed by the many positives.

Ultimately, I'm just tired of getting ****-blocked by Samsung. Tired of having to run hacked up ports and ROMs/kernels built from non-native source code to even be close to where we should be in software.
[Vibrant General] Spokenblurb:
I can understand that and though I don't speek for every vibrant owner I will say that it really is a awsome device minus all the problems people are experiencing ,I just happen to be one of the fortunate few(it seems) that only have minor issues with there vibrant my gps has worked from day one (no I'm not getting 5m locks in the basement closet but it works well, no drops, accurate) my only issue is lag which I hope gingerbread will fully fix since it uses a different file system,so though I sympathize I feel like the Vibrant has to much potential (look how long people have stuck with the HD2 and all its woes) and really what phone out has the perfect Android experience there's always something that needs tweaking at least with the vibrant we have the hardware to be competitive for a while (at least until duel core shows up to the party)
[Desire HD General] skinnypupp:
Hi,

I have perma-rooted via Visionary, and used the one-click S-Off tool. I then used Rom Manager to install Clockwork Mod

However when I use Rom Manager to boot into recovery, it will not work. I just get a n image of an HTC Desire (not Desire HD btw) with a red exclamation mark beside it...

Please help! Thanks :)
[Desire HD General] skinnypupp:
I flashed it again and it worked this time :)
[Desire HD General] ttav:
Very frequent question this..worth a sticky but i doubt it would be read.:rolleyes:
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] jriv:
here is the new market that just came out just install like you would any other apk.

picture and apk below.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] AJ26T:
Very nice thank you very much didn't feel like waiting for the update.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] civicvx94:
Awesome! No more FC everytime I download or upload an app
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] bblanski:
The new market is pretty sweet

From Me
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] TacoSandwich85:
Nice

Sweet thanks man. It looks pretty good, definitely more flashy. I just hopes it also performs better. I get some FC from time to time
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] daewond3r:
Awesome! Thanks for sharing! Hopefully I won't get that weird "downloading (paused)" funk anymore.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] k0shi:
VERY NICE! thanks for this!
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] stratax:
This is really nice. just downloaded it from applanet :P
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] dustrho:
Maybe it's because I'm not used to it yet, but I don't like it. Looks way too cluttered to me, and the previous version seemed much more streamlined. All they needed to fix was the backend of it (i.e. stop FCs).
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] skribbler86:
The current market has never given me any problems but I think I'm still going to check this update out. Thanx
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] el-jodio:
Does it attach itself to my current market app? Or is it a separate apk? And can I revert back to previous version?
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] jriv:
You just install it and it replaces the old one

Sent from my icey cold glacier 4g freezing every phone in its path.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] TheManMountain:
Hey thanks just downloaded it I like it a lot smoother.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] el-jodio:
Just updated and looks good. Was worried about performance but works great. Thanks.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] nguyendqh:
Is it alright if we don't update the market?

The new one looks kind of...cluttered?

And I'm guessing if we don't update it's going to update sooner or later isn't it?
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] el-jodio:
Anyone know when we're supposed to get this update?
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] Flipsidiaz:
You guys should be getting the new market soon; as I just got it the other day when I was updating a app.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] $pitacular1:
So this is the official version, the same as getting the OTA? I don't want to install anything that is not official as I am not yet ready to mod this phone..
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] jriv:
Yes its the official version

Sent from my icey cold glacier 4g freezing every phone in its path.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] $pitacular1:
thank you...
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] jriv:
Updated the o.p.with the new version

Sent from my icey cold glacier 4g freezing every phone in its path.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] Aphotix:
I was having a problem installing this on my device directly with the cyanogen nightly installed. This thread over on the G2 themes and apps thread has a flashable zip version that works great on cyanogenmod. Hope this helps.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] borodin1:
Thanks a lot for this. I had hell of a time trying to figure out why I kept getting FC every time I updated the market. This zip worked perfectly.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] jriv:
I'm not at a computer right now but when I am I will put the flashable zip in the o.p. for everyone

Sent from my icey cold glacier 4g freezing every phone in its path.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] Droid260:
im new to andriod .. and im trying to install the new market on my 4g.. and it keeps saying app not installed. isnt this supposed to just replace the old one like a upgrade.. or is there something else i need to do..
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] dcwiker05:
Anybody else lose their ability to charge apps to their T-Mobile account? I use to be able to do that with the old market
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] Jlom117:
CM7

Doesnt seem to be working on cm7
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] TeeJay3800:
That functionality still exists, but FYI that is only possible when buying from a developer that lists their app in USD. If it's a foreign app, you must use a credit/debit card through Google Checkout.
[Vibrant General] Stayready15:
How do I get the download to eugene 373 for the samsung vibrant
[Vibrant General] Dougefresh91:
What download are you referring to?
[Vibrant General] joe.kerwin:
His website. Ebproductions
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] RobinOtten:
Looking for this power management tool, or an implementation of it for my Android phone. :D

Documentation is found via Google :

"Using Learning to Predict Power Requirements in Mobile"

(e.kreiman.pdf)

Excerpts:

"PowerRunner an automated power management software which

predicts and optimizes energy consumption on mobile devices, using learning

and linux kernels and a low level API for runtime power management. ..."

"Unfortunately battery technology is evolving at a much slower pace than the complexity

and power requirements of these modern devices. Thus, the need for intelligent power

management is a very relevant subject the importance of which is often understated. ..."

"The system that learns the behavior of the user, analyses power consumption of various

activities, predicts the required resources, and applies intelligent power management

methodologies to maximize energy saving resulting in a longer battery life. ..."

"The ﬁeld of power management is extensively being researched..., but one of

the most important aspects is often ignored and that is user behavior. ..."

"Android OS uses OnDemand DFS policy to manage

the power of the CPU. We also highlighted the ineffectiveness of scaling the clock of the

CPU. However by knowing the computation requirements of an application, we optimize

the Ondemand policy for more effective power management. ..."

"Our results indicates that the power management framework successfully saved 25% energy."
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] RobinOtten:
(Bump;)

Anyone read this very interesting documentation yet?

I'm wondering if someone knows if there is an app like this available on the app market?

Thnx
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] RobinOtten:
As this software was tested on a rooted version of HTC G1, I am wondering if someone here knows more about these kind of intelligent power management tools.

Thank u.
[Droid X General] dadsterflip:
You might get it or not. On application. Clear data then force close the app. Wait a few min then then reopen market app and should asked you for term and services then ban new market update. Their rolling it out slowly but I already have mine now and looks cool.

http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2010/12/android-market-client-update.html
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] GuestK001:
Hi,

here's a very cool bootanimation from the Voodoo-Kernel. :cool:

NEWS:

v.0.2 will be up soon ;)

Download: Voodoo-Bootanimation v.0.1

Instructions:

Note:

You must have a kernel that supports bootanimations:

Speedmod, Advanced Voodoo by trasig, Voodoo 5.0.2 by Supercurio.

And of course I give no guarantees.

_____________________

1. Rename the downloaded file to "bootanimation.zip".

2. Copy the file to your SD card.

3. Open "Root Explorer".

4. Go to /system/media/ ,press the "Mount R/W" button.

5. Copy the "bootanimation.zip" folder to /system/media.

6. Reboot.

7. Enjoy ;)

Credits: @supercurio

I just write this HowTo, but I would be happy if you press the "Thanks" button :)

Edit:// please write a reply with your feedback
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] Reggie777:
Not only am I a newbie, but I am also a timid newbie.:o I am reluctant to mess around with the stock software, and OS that came with my gTab. :( Most of the great apps, and advice on this site requires you to either flash the tablet, or root the device, etc. I am WAY too chicken to try this. I would love to be able to get to the usual Market as I can on my phone. I would also like to use Swype. Is there any way to "open" up the tablet to these without "major" surgery? I think a list of apps that can be manually installed would be helpful to inexperienced "chickens" like me. Or any add ons, that might improve our new baby would be most appreciated. Thanks in advance.:cool:
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] copc:
Search is a wonderful thing, everyone should try it...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=858136

Warning, if you stick stock you may end up returning it :D

Flashing a room is not difficult if you read/search/research.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] wasserkapf:
Don't be ridiculous, it is fine with a few tweaks.

That is like buying a brand new car, and then replacing the engine. Fine for some, but really not necessary.

Reggie777: I am going to apply the newest update to my stock g-tablet. This usually wipes out all user changes, including installed apps. I will actually follow my own post about doing the changes. I can't remember everything! :D
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] copc:
Funny I had to pull nothing out of my gtab? LOL :eek:

Why would I pull the Tegra out just to flash a rom?

PS there is a reason that thread was on page 3 as there are fewer that are not flashing roms.

Plus the original point was that the "SEARCH" was a wonderful thing.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] wasserkapf:
I just did the 1.0.1-3053 update, and it appears all previous changes remained. I did have to re-root it with the z4root app. Those complaining of problems after this update seem to be running a customized ROM. You won't have these problems unless you flash a customized ROM.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] Sprdtyf350:
This whole argument is ridiculous. Not a single rom has done a single thing to the underlying "Stock" structure. They are all based from the original "Stock" stuff. The only thing they do is either add or subtract from the original base software.

There is no magic here. If you buy a new car and put shiny new wheels on it you have done the same thing. The car still has the stock engine, and basic structure. If you bought a house that was painted pink and didn't like how it looked you might paint it. Same house, just a new look.

So, your stock with tweaks is essentially the same as my stock with tweaks. I just choose to install the majority of the tweaks at one time with a simple rom update. You do yours one by one..

I don't care what anyone does with there tablet as long as you don't use it to start World War III. But the my mods are better than your mods argument is kind of silly.

Do whatever makes you happy. All I can say is that pretty much no matter what you do it can be put back to original in about 5 minutes. Boot loops, hangs, funky looking screens.. All part of the learning process. Some people seem to be more prone to it. Most of the issues I see people have come from them getting in a big hurry, not thoroughly reading the instructions given with almost every mod, and then flashing away. Slow down, read, and understand what you are doing and it will all typically go just fine.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] wasserkapf:
Not true.

Some of the mods are based on the zpad image, a completely different image than the g-tablet. My only objection is people saying flashing custom ROMS is a must. That is nonsense, and I will say so every time I see someone post that.

The more updates that ViewSonic put out, it seems the fewer "tweaks" that will be needed.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] thx69:
Can we keep the trolling to World of Warcraft?

There are minor to major changes that can be done ROM wise. What is important IMHO is to give choices to someone that is just starting.

I have the impression the op would like TnTLite version vs Vega or Cyanogen or even ZPad.

I did start like you... almost happy with stock. But the more basic things I needed I noticed the original TnT wasn't good enough. I have changed to TnTLite myself and couldn't be happier.

Just check that thread. Its one stop and change.

Good luck
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] copc:
Bingo! Choice is king, if you don't like the choice you choose go back to stock. But atleast show all your choices, we are not all wanting the same build, hence we are not talking IPADS.
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] Reggie777:
Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. I gather that rooting the gTab is not such a big deal after all? I had started with the impression that rooting and flashing the rom were similar, and equally "dangerous". I DID find the thread that copc referred me to after my starting this thread.:rolleyes: We all have to start somewhere as newbies. :cool: Thanks too to Wasserkapf for his help. :cool: