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[Vibrant General] uninvitedguest:
I use an unlocked Vibrant up here in Canada and having a numeric only field for the zip code doesn't help me when we use postal codes.

Does anyone have a hacked up contacts app that removes this restriction? Or an app from a different localization that allows postal codes? UK maybe? I'm not sure if taking the froyo contacts app from the Bell Vibrant I9000/Rogers Captivate SGH-i896/Telus Fascinate T959 (why the hell did they have to swap names, why couldn't they just make up new ones?) would work. If that would solve my problem that's great. I would just need to find it.

Which is these would have the restriction in them (if not all)? Would I need to replace all 3?

Contacts.apk

ContactsProvider.apk

GoogleContactsSyncAdapter.apk

Thanks.
[Vibrant General] ipottinger:
I've noticed that on my phone all my contacts sync'd from Google have the entire address is in <Street> field. The <City>, <State> & <Zip code> fields are all blank. Maybe you should do the same.
[Vibrant General] uninvitedguest:
Yeah, that was the first thing I tried, however it's not much of a fix. I can type the postal code in beside the province on my phone if I wanted to- but I would much rather populate a postal code field.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jwrichards1982:
I can't seem to find anything that touches on this, so I thought I'd go ahead and ask.

My girlfriend (who is in another state at the moment for a couple months) is concerned someone has 'hacked' her phone.

As much as I know right now, she had her phone sitting on her desk and it came on, out of sleep, bypassing her pattern lock and started automatically downloading and updating her Maps app. She does not have her phone rooted or modded in anyway, just some additional apps (none that deal with app management) and as far as I know (I have a Samsung Vibrant) there are no 'automatically update' option in any of the menus.

Anyone have any idea? I know this is very little information, but it's all I can grab right now and I had a few minutes.

Thanks in advance for any responses!
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Just to be sure, she has an Eris, correct? I only ask because if her Android Phone (since it's not rooted) is not an Eris then it could have Android OS 2.2 (Froyo), and the Android Market for Froyo does have an option (she would've had to toggle it on somehow) to autoupdate individual apps.

If she definitely has a unrooted Eris and therefore running 2.1, it may still be possible that she installed the Market from 2.2 (there are various sources to do so), although it doesn't sound likely from your description. She would be aware if she did that, too.

I would double check to make sure she has the phone set to only install apps through the Market:

Long-press Menu

Settings

Applications

Make sure that "Unknown sources" is unchecked.

I don't know if it would still be possible for a malicious app to be installed with it unchecked, but it should definitely reduce the probability.

I've seen weird things happen on all sorts of electronics/computers/phones so unless something else suspicious happened, or she has good reason to believe someone did something to her phone in person that would allow them to do things to it remotely, then I wouldn't sweat it yet.

I originally used security software on my phone, but I haven't for a long time.

If she wants to be certain nothing has invaded her phone, then she could do a factory reset:

Long-press Menu

Settings

Privacy

Factory data reset

This will erase everything that didn't come with her phone. Without root access, noone could've done anything permanent to it.

When she boots the phone after the reset, and puts her Google email and password in, Google will automatically restore her Contacts and Calendar (takes several minutes if a lot of data), but she would have to either manually reinstall and reconfigure her apps, or use a backup program like Titanium Backup, or My Backup Pro. MBP is much slower but recent versions have gotten faster and overall I've had better success with it than TB, but many people swear by TB so it just depends.

Good luck.
[General Questions and Answers] mizzballistic:
Does anyone know how to unlock a Blackberry Storm 9530? Or do you know a program or a site that will allow me to do it for free? All answers are really appreciated. THANKS!
[General Questions and Answers] nemo4:
unlocking via unlock code is the safe way to unlock and for codes contact your provider
[General Questions and Answers] dannylee07.dp:
if u send me the mep code and your imei code to my email i will send u the unlock code :)
[General Questions and Answers] BB.Marius:
give your Imei and PRD/MEP code and i will unlock your phone
[General Questions and Answers] aerischester:
Could you do it in bold 4?
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[General Questions and Answers] amirsat2012:
What about unlocking bb 9320?

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9100 avec Tapatalk 4
[General Questions and Answers] rachelrgr:
hi could you unlock mine BB 9320

IMEI 355571.05.787051.2

MEP-14896-006
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] horrange:
Why not the TTS (Text To Speech )services running on sony ericsson.
[Windows Phone 7 General] voodooutt:
For giggles, I got my old V3 RAZR and slapped the MicroSD card into it, and I was able to re-format it, and now able to access again.

Catch: because I did not feel like hosing expensive SD cards, I used an old 2GB on my WP7 for testing purposes. That's the problem, max readable in the RAZR's is 2GB, 4GB+ does not work. Just wondering if there might be more information about the RAZR's, can they be modded to read 4gb+?
[Windows Phone 7 General] cbebop7:
I guess even a Nokia with support for microsd should be able to read and reformat the cards. The N8 can do this not sure about the others, but they should most definitely be able to reformat it depending upon the max capacity card supported.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hollow.Droid:
Hey, I was wondering whether it is possible to hide the time on the notification bar, specifically on MCR24 Froyo. I searched and came across small pieces of information but nothing concrete. I hear CM6 has this option so it may be possible but I've no idea where to start in porting it.

Thanks!
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evilkorn:
Just use CM.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NexuSix:
I use CyanogenMod 6 Nightly N1, and it is an option:

Menu button>Settings>CyanogenMod Settings>User interface>Status Bar>Show Clock (uncheck to not show clock)
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hollow.Droid:
Thanks but ever since CM6 I've had constant reboots. No idea why but unfortunately CM6 isn't an option at the moment :(

I'm gonna keep digging and will update this thread if I come across anything.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NexuSix:
I don't use CM6, I use CM6 NIGHTLY N1...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meechto:
May be you could try wiping the cache and the Dalvik cache before flashing CM6 if you are coming from an earlier version of CM or else do a complete wipe with coming from a different ROM altogether. That should take care of the reboot issue :)
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] newbiedroid:
I am considering buying a MT4G for my son in Nashville. I am wondering how T-Mobile service is in Nashville and what types of download speeds he could expect (I don't think 4G is available in Nashville).
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carmeng4evr:
Did you check tmobile's coverage map?

Also, you might wanna try the forums on tmobile's site.

they may be able to give you a broader base to ask the question

be sure to get the white mytouch or the black :)
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] mr_dan:
Hey guys, i downloaded rockplayer from market but cant seem to run it right. Every time i run avi video it crashes. Im running Froydvillain 1.7.2

does anyone have a clue whats wrong?
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] vijaysapkota:
It seems that it doesn't work properly in froyodvillain....

try flashing latest floyo 1.2..

seems this helps you.
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] adrian1988:
Same with the FROYO_2.2_Special_Edition_RC1_update1 (elelinux)
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] xufuchang:
i suggest arcmedia player. i tried almost video type from my pc, all playable (high bitrate =laggy)
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] ExMM:
Or you can also try QQplayer, I have been using it for a while and there is no lag whatsoever, pretty excellent player made for low end devices.
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] alz08:
i suggest you try using seamanplayer it works great on my hero. i had problems with rockplayer.
[HTC Aria General] zyo:
is it possible to switch to another custom recovery after I already got clockworks?

I tried unrevoked but its stuck in the reboot (I believe its trying to root my aria again)
[HTC Aria General] zedbra:
not sure what youre trying to do.... i believe Clockwork is the only Recovery for rooted phones. if you want to flash a custom ROM, well that is something else altogether. please be specific as to what you want to flash to the phone. include a link to the flash too:)
[HTC Aria General] zyo:
I was trying to flash psfreedom recovery rom from here

http://psfreedom.com/wiki/HTC_Aria

I believe the method on that website was for unrooted arias without clockworks
[HTC Aria General] tpbklake:
To flash a different custom recovery on your Aria, you need to rename the zip file LIBEIMG.ZIP on the SD card and boot in HBOOT (Power on the phone by holding down VOL DOWN and the Power Button). When it boots to the HBOOT screen you should see text stating that it found LIBEIMG.ZIP and is installing it.
[HTC Aria General] zyo:
awesome. now before I go ahead, is there any clockworkx recovery image I can revert back to?
[HTC Aria General] brswattt:
I'm curious, what recovery are you talking about?
[HTC Aria General] zedbra:
thanks for including the link. the instructions are clear.... Root IS required, Clockwork recovery is recommended, the Freedom Aria flash appears to be a custom ROM.

once the phone is Rooted, boot into Recovery, make a Nandroid backup, and flash downloaded zip file from SD card.

if you need help Rooting, there is all sorts of good methods available on this site. I use the Unrevoked method myself, but it works best on Linux or Mac OS:)
[HTC Aria General] zyo:
hmm I think you are looking at the old method which is a custom rom

The new one is a custom recovery which brings me to the question as I dont think you can flash a custom recovery in the clockwork custom recovery.
[HTC Aria General] zedbra:
its possible im looking at the wrong thing, but far as i can tell it states "Recovery Custom ROM" which is totally different from Custom Recovery ROM

From link posted above:

"Update can be installed in recovery mode in Psfreedom settings menu via Update (local) or Update (net) if you have configured your wifi connection. Put the file on your SDCARD and install it.

Download Recovery custom rom : http://alephzain.klutsh.com/aria-recovery.tgz "
[HTC Aria General] armyengineer51:
I have similar questions. I was trying to update my version of clockwork also using unrevoked again, but couldn't get it to work. I guess my questions are:

1. Is there any benefit in updating to a newer version of clockwork? My current version is 2.0.x.x and I believe the latest one is 2.5.0.4.

2. Will this same method work to do so? Can I rename the latest clockwork .zip file like this and get it updated?

I thought using the flash clockwork option in ROM Manager would do it, but it doesn't. If I reboot from ROM Manager it goes to the newer version, but if I reboot otherwise it goes to my original. The couple times I've used it, there appears to be maybe some different features/options in the newer one and I feel like I might be missing out on something!
[HTC Aria General] brswattt:
What's the difference with this recovery?
[HTC Aria General] zyo:
These are probably two different things. once you got the recovery rom flashed you can upgrade it in recovery mode (hence its different from original clockwork recovery)
[HTC Aria General] zedbra:
Ok bro, I didn't see much info about it so I'm gonna take your word for it.

@brswattt, far as I can tell this is " basically" used for jailbreaking the ps3.
[HTC Aria General] zedbra:
@armyengineer;

you can use unrEVOked to flash the new recovery. if youre a Windows user, download the unrEVOked tool and run the .exe as Administrator. also make sure there are no conflicting s/w on the PC such as HTC Sync and you have all the drivers installed(HBoot, ADB drivers, etc.)

for more info about the PSFreedom Recovery, check out THIS Thread HERE:)
[HTC Aria General] zyo:
unrevoked keeps giving me

couldnt find misc

error, is there any other way to flash a recovery?
[HTC Aria General] armyengineer51:
This still isn't working for me. Everything appears to go well at the start, then I get:

Waiting for root...(safe to restart if this doesn't work)

At which point the only way I can restart is to pull my battery. After doing so, it reboots and I get:

This was a triumph

It is not, however, any such thing. After another minute I get this:

Internal error: couldn't find misc.

So I've still got my original version of clockwork, 2.0.1.3, despite the fact that ROM Manager is telling me I have 2.5.0.1. I'm obviously missing something here.

BTW, if it matters I'm running CM 6.1.0
[HTC Aria General] tpbklake:
Although there is a ClockworkMod 2.5.0.4 version, I don't think it is for the Aria. According to ClockworkMod ROM Manager, 2.5.0.1 is the most current one for the Aria so I am believing what ROM Manager is telling me since it is written by the same the vendor.
[HTC Aria General] zyo:
I have tried CM 6.1.0

original HTC Aria 2.1 International Rom

and FR001 RC1

all no go. I think it has something to do with the phone already been rooted and has clockworks installed which makes unrevoked unhappy
[HTC Aria General] tpbklake:
OK, let's start from the beginning. You asked about installing an alternate recovery (PSFreedom recovery), but apparently it has its own installation procedure that needs to be run on an unrooted Aria.

What you need is to find just the PSFreedom recovery and copy it to your SD called in a file called LIBEIMG.ZIP and that is how you need to install it on a root phone that has ClockworkMod. Perhaps you need to go back to the PSFreedom thread and ask if a LIBEIMG.ZIP can be produced that can be flashed from HBOOT to replace ClockworkMod.

Looks like everything you need is located in the PSFreedom wiki:

http://psfreedom.com/wiki/HTC_Aria
[HTC Aria General] zyo:
I got a recovery.bin which is suppose to be used with unrevoked.

are you talking about the same one if I just compress it into a zip file?
[HTC Aria General] zedbra:
i agree you cannot flash another recovery over Clockwork, you gotta start from an un-rooted phone. as for Clockwork, i just re-rooted my Aria(in Windows) with the latest download from unrEVOked Team and it is v2.5.0.1.

if you like, check out my guide @ MotoXtreme forum -Aria Super Thread

these are proven methods on a Windows machine to: Root, Un-Root, Custom ROM's, etc.

as for unrEVOked Tool... it can be a bit tricky at times, so i cant speak for results when flashing a different recovery but it should push any valid Recovery the same way as Clockwork.

keep plugging away guys, you will find the solution soon:D
[HTC Aria General] tpbklake:
No, it appears that the wiki instructions tell you specifically how to flash the Aria_Freedom.zip using ClockworkMod recovery. You do not need to flash a another recovery to use the PSFreedom tool. The wiki has 2 sets of instructions, one for unrooted phones and the second set is for rooted phones that have custom recovery such as ClockworkMod or Amon_RA.

In fact the OP on the other thread specifically has the Clockworkmod instructions too.
[HTC Aria General] zyo:
yea I understand but I really want to use the custom recovery method and ditch clockwork as the custom recovery method is easier to use and doesnt involve flashing the rom back and forth to make the phone work normally
[HTC Aria General] zedbra:
i cant seem to find the "recovery.bin" for this. if you upload it or link it, maybe i can get the recovery to work on my end. it is difficult to give advice when we dont have the material you want to use.

unrevoked tool only seems to flash custom recovery in .img format, otherwise maybe try as tpbklake says earlier. rename the file to " LIBEIMG.ZIP" and run it from bootloader on an un-rooted phone
[HTC Aria General] zyo:
http://alephzain.klutsh.com/aria-recovery.tgz

here is the original link, it contains a recovery image as well as a zip file which can be used in the custom recovery to update the thing
[HTC Aria General] armyengineer51:
Well I couldn't resist giving it a try (after a nandroid backup of course!). Tried to flash the latest clockwork .zip file the same way we flash ROMs from the SD. No luck, still stuck w/v2.0.1.3
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] M3tic:
Hi all,

Install the .apk file within the attachment to gain the launcher style from Gingerbread 2.3 for your Galaxy S. Tested on Froyo and seems to be working just fine ;)

Here's a video for your amusement as well beside an an unboxing video of the Nexus S for reference.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] M3tic:
Also, here's the Gingerbread keyboard ported out as an .apk file for your Galaxy S I9000. After downloading, go to "Settings" - "Region and Text", and check the option "Keyboard Android"

That done, start any application that uses the keyboard, press and hold the text box until the option "Enter method", choose "Keyboard Android" and presto, you have the new keyboard to input your texts. Enjoy!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] M3tic:
Does anyone care enough to share their experience?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Barfolemew:
Just downloaded this to my SGS running Froyo 2.2.1 (Darky's 5.2 Gingerbread edition). Keyboard is awesome and has a lot of input languages. Love that you can change input language by just swiping the space bar. For me answering different emails from different languages it really takes some clicks out of my usual "change input method" routine. Works like a charm. Thanks.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Riverriz:
In my opinion.

Launcher: not so special.

Keyboard: Very good but even after selecting haptic feedback i dont get any haptic feedback.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Muhamadabdelaall:
Hi,

Can you please tell me if it's for any "Official 2.2" ROM?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] M3tic:
Should work with any ROM without any issues. After all, its not a complete theme renovating your Galaxy S, its just an app which runs like Launcher Pro or ADW Launcher and provides you a Gingerbread looking desktop.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] M3tic:
You're most welcome :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] M3tic:
It's not a complete perfect port yet, I'm not the developer so I'm not eligible to any credit given or negative feedback. I somehow stumbled upon the links online while conducting a small Gingerbread research.

I'll keep your posted for any updates though!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] jmannyjr33:
wher do i unzip the keybord files to
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Ren Hayashi:
The launcher theme does work in several ROMs, but I noticed that the gingerbread keyboard force closes on insanity ROM. Any idea how to get it to work? Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] wertez:
I downloaded the launcher but I can't find any setting for it.

Keyboard works great but I prefer Swype
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Tehpriest:
I really like this launcher in fact so much I have set it as default instead og LauncherPro. The only problem I have is that the app drawer takes a while to populate the first time it is used. It seems a little faster as well. Really like the predictability of the keyboard as well. not so many typo's.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] wertez:
How do you edit it? I mean.. i love the 5 icons of launcher pro, is it possible to have the same setting here?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Tehpriest:
As 2.3 is a Vanilla build the launcher as with all the un-skinned versions does not have much in the way of customisation options if any. Someone please correct me if I am wrong here.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] xneox:
2.1

does it work with 2.1 on my sgs ???
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] kyclopes:
Launcher and Keyboard work Great!!

Just installed both the apps and both work flawlessly thanks for the apks :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Lasy:
i test is now x10 mini
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] iammodo:
i9000 jpx

Works on my i9000 with jpx

Love it makes my galaxy fell more like an android.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] lgkahn:
how does the launcher work installed it .. can see it in manage apps.. but there is no icon for it in the touchwiz launcher and the that is what is currently coming up..

this on jpy 2.2.1.

thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] got_milk:
Press the Home button.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] lgkahn:
ok then not working on 2.2.1 jpy.. home button goes to home,, apps button goes to touchwiz lauuncher.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] geohala:
The Keyboard works fine for me - I9000 froyo 2.2

10x
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Powky11:
pliz update froyo 2.2.apk... anyone???
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] greedandenvy:
Works except no haptic feedback.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] piertiong:
wow, i love this gingerbread launcher. best of all i can just install it on my stock rom :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] arnovatech:
Thank you it worked on Huawei u8815 (Ascend g300)
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Snexus250:
where can i download this?
[Nexus S General] Rawat:
Hardware. Pure and simple. The Nexus One hardware was great at the time, but there are a few things that the Nexus One's hardware that needed to be upgraded, or they wanted to support in their new dev phone:

1) Proper Multi-touch screen.

Nexus One's screen isn't multi touch, and it's hardly even dual touch. It's a single touch screen that offered some limited dual touch support that only really works for pinch to zoom. The rotate with two fingers gesture that's in the new version of maps isn't supported on the Nexus One.​

2) Front facing camera.

iPhone has one, and made it somewhat popular. Google needed it in their dev phone to keep up.​

3) PowerVR SGX540 GPU.

The PowerVR SGX540 chip is *the* most powerful mobile chip on the market. It's significantly better than the adreno 200 found in n1, and has roughly double the power of PowerVR SGX535 that's in the iPhone 4 and iPad. Galaxy S maxes out most of the commonly used benchmarks, and comes close to maxing nenamark1 too.​

4) Wolfson Sound Chip is brilliant

The Galaxy S phones have *the* best sound chip on the market, and Nexus S has the same chip ;)

check out the perfect audio quality part in GSMArena's review of Galaxy S​

Oh, and there's also the NFC chip, Super AMOLED screen, three-axis Gyroscope, and larger battery.
[Nexus S General] ap3604:
This is a great analysis Rawat :)

I'll be really interested to see how quick my Nexus-1 gets gingerbread. If it takes weeks after the 16th or after the new year then I would have to agree ;)
[Nexus S General] Rawat:
I think the trend will be that the newer versions of android will be developed on Nexus S, and as such they'll be the first to receive it, and the N1 will get the updates a around a month or so later, as long as the device meets the minimum spec.

Google said they do their OS development on one device. Think it was andy rubin when he was showing parts of the mototab, and it was maybe in one of the Nexus S / gingerbread phone videos.