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[Nook Color General] jsmith.nook:
To uninstall apps using ADB:

First get a list of packages installed on your NC:

adb shell pm list packages

Figure out what package you want to uninstall from that list. It might be helpful to pipe the output from the above command through some tool to search for you. For example let's say I want to uninstall Raging Thunder 2, I would do this:

Under Linux:

adb shell pm list packages | grep -i thunder

Under Windows:

adb shell pm list packages | find /i "thunder"

The output of which is:

package:com.polarbit.rthunder2lite

So now I know the name of the package. To uninstall that package I would enter the following:

adb uninstall com.polarbit.rthunder2lite

And that's it. That's how you uninstall an app using adb.

To add icons you need to install an alternative launcher since the stock NookColor launcher doesn't let you do this. I like Zeam. Each launcher will have its own method for then adding icons to the desktop, but typically you tap and hold down on the background and then a menu pops up with the option to add items.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Longsh0t:
I created these icons for my own use with Launcher Pro and Folder Organizer but I thought I would share. I've attached a screenshot of the icons although there are not very many right now. The link will take you to the thread to download the .rar file.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=870691
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] the3dman:
I like them!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] o galaxy 23 o:
how do i apply these icons?

Sent from beyond the Galaxy
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Bronk93:
Those are sick but im assuming you can only use those with launcher pro
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Longsh0t:
I actually used an app called "Folder Organizer" to create new shortcuts to the existing apps using the new icons.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Bronk93:
These icons look fantastic with nero. OP are you going to make more? Id like to have a google voice one. Thanks again for sharing your work.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Longsh0t:
Added Google Voice (among others) to the .rar file.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Bronk93:
Thank you for the quick response man!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] o galaxy 23 o:
these wont change the menu icons?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Ar318307:
Delicious.

Thank you.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] wildklymr:
If you want the icons to be fully replaced even in the app drawer, search google for apk manager. Read up on how to use it. It will allow you to extract (you do not need to decompile it for this job), replace the icon in the res/drawable or res/drawable-hdpi folder, then rezip the apk then resign it. Once you do that you either use adb push or root explorer to put the apk wherever its supposed to go. If its a system app it goes in system/app if its regular it goes in data/app
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] theedon323:
Can you make a voice search icon?!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Dougefresh91:
I started to add to these before I realized that they aren't actually opaque like the standard LP icons. Here's opaque versions of the ones you're using.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Dougefresh91:
Here are the others I made if anyone wants them.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] a4 moda:
GJ. Nicely done OP.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Mattymat:
These icons look great! Thanks guys!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Longsh0t:
Done. Added it to .rar file.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] parmijo11:
Dude, I want that wallpaper. Can you post it?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] theedon323:
Here you go!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] parmijo11:
Awesome, thank you. I have a blue version of that wallpaper.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Dougefresh91:
I've added a few more, and revised some. It's pretty hard to see any green on some once they're on the phone.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] theedon323:
can you post the blue version please!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] parmijo11:
Here you go...
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] theedon323:
Nice!! Thank you!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] jdmflow:
How you change the size of the icons??
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Longsh0t:
Updated original post with more icons!
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] w0urds:
Nice, just what I was looking for.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] neur0t0xin64:
Does anyone know how to replace the folder icons in launcher pro? I have edited (with apk manager) framework-res.apk and launcherpro.apk and nothing! Any clues?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dneiding:
I installed ROM Manager and tried a couple ROMs. At some point (hard to remember exactly when) the installation of a ROM failed and now my phone keeps rebooting into ClockworkMod Recovery (v.2.5.0.5). I went to backup and restore and tried to restore the backup I made. It runs for a few minutes and then says it's done and takes me back to CM Recovery. When I select reboot system now it boots back into CM Recovery.

Any help would be appreciated. All I really need to do is get some version of Android (I don't care if its 2.1) back on the phone. I can then apply the RUU and restore my apps from Titanium Backup if needed. I am not worried about losing everything - I have everything I need backed up.

Can anyone help, How can I get Android back on my phone? I tried the steps here (http://androidforums.com/incredible...ideo-howto-unroot-incredible-downgrading.html) and that didn't work.

Thanks in advance,

Derek
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SteveG12543:
Can't you just download a RUU, put it on your sd card, choose install zip from sd card, and be good? Not sure if you've already tried that or not... I'm not sure what else you might be able to do. I'm not so technical with that stuff, so someone else should chime in.

Sent from my Droid Incredible running Myn's Warm Two Point Two RLS4.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RLKirk:
Try downloading a rom, go into clockwork restore to factory, wipe cache and dalvik cache. Mount SD card put fresh downloaded rom there. Unmount SD card and install rom via install from zip. Make sure its a different rom then what you were trying when it happened just invade and good luck
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RLKirk:
RUU's run from a computer
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nbanicholas:
your boot is errored go into hboot(hold volume and power button on powerup) and do a factory reset... take out sd before hand... reroot(i suggest unrevoked) and then install rom manager, (insert sd)then use that to reboot into recovery. then recover from the recovery you have on your sd.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dneiding:
Well that was easy, not sure why I didn't think of that.

THANKS!!!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SteveG12543:
Oh lol... Thought it was basically a factory rom that wiped everything... Oh well, I said I didn't know much lol... At least he got it working.

Sent from my Droid Incredible running Myn's Warm Two Point Two RLS4.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RLKirk:
It's cool and you were right, RUU's are a stock rom that wipes everything but they have to be ran from a computer with hboot open or something like that
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SphericalPuma:
Just wondering if this phone will have some sort of charging indicator. I know that it doesn't have any notification LED, so I'm just curious as to when the nexus S is off and charging, how will we know when it's done?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rashad1:
I'm guessing the screen will turn on, displaying a charing battery. That's what the other Galaxy S phones do at least.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neok44:
most of the galaxy s phones notify you with the screen turning on to tell you it's fully charged, but that is a touchwiz feature as far as i know.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Raakib Zargar:
Hi There,

Well there are a lot of apps in the market to tell you that your device is fully charged.

Some Of them Are:

BATTERYDOCTOR

BATTERY CABLIBRATION--intended to wipe battery stats.

* Download Battery doctor and configure it to beep once the phone is fully charged up.

OR

*Download Battery Calibration app and click on the option Beep When fully charged.

It will give a beep sound when device will get fully charged.

If Helped in Any Way Please Click Thanks ! ;)
[Nexus One General] Fresh & Minty:
I have the option to trade my mint at&t nexus one with 8gb msd card, otterbox commuter & defender, case-mate tough case and boxwave gelli along with all other accessories for a BNIB captivate. How much cash along with the captivate for my nexus would you say is worth the trade?
[Nexus One General] siddharthsai:
Keep your n1. That's my opinion
[Nexus One General] te_quiero_forever_girl:
+1 on this ! The samsung Galaxy S phones' owners will probably get 2.3 update by the time we N1 owners get Honeycomb :)
[Nexus One General] ranova:
not to mention a crappy filesystem that makes the phone so much slower than it should be (even with lagfixes).

Also, a non-working GPS would be a deal breaker for me
[Nexus One General] Fresh & Minty:
:0 really? Also, I thought with the NS that us N1 users were losing update support. At least that was my understanding...
[Nexus One General] charnsingh_online:
Ur understanding is real wrong. There will be updates always for nexus one
[Nexus One General] Fresh & Minty:
:o really! Thank goodness! Then this changes everything. So does the developer version of the G1 still get updates as well?
[Nexus One General] Clarkster:
I believe the G1 got updates until it couldn't handle the new OS versions, so it's true, eventually the N1 will not be fast enough but that's probably a long time from now.
[Nexus One General] Imperial.mack:
Doubt the grandfather of android phones will run the latest and greatest past gingerbread
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
this. i just did a round of phone browsing this weekend at every carrier store to try out all the galaxy variants, and every one has this annoying hesitation when scrolling homescreens etc. it blew my mind that such awesome hardware is ruined by this. i dont know if this is something fixable by the one click hack? how cold samsung do this though...totally turned me off and glad i have my nexus one.

the browser scrolling was definitely smoother though, made me a little jealous. but it wasnt an enormous difference to make me switch just yet.
[Nexus One General] SoberGuy:
I'd guess that's an issue with TouchWiz, and I'd expect it to be resolved with a vanilla gingerbread os. Not that I'm getting the S, I'm just saying that's my thoughts.

Sent from my Sexy Nexy, courtesy of the fine developers of Tapatalk
[Nexus One General] wang1404:
I'd say keep your nexus one
[Nexus One General] PeterHook:
I have both nexus one and vibrant both with latest froyo roms. From my experience:

Performance is the same.

GPS the same.

Camera samsung wins.

Battery nexus with custom kernel wins by a bit.

Screen which I think is one of the important features of the phones- samsung wins by a land slide. The screen is amazing at night, but even more so in direct sunlight.

In my opinion both phones would not get much better with newer OSes. They run perfectly right now. So the winner from the hardware point of view is the vibrant. From look and feel point of view the winner is nexus one.

If you use a case for nexus then you do not care for its design. Then my recommendation is to take samsung gs.
[Nexus One General] behelit:
the galaxy S also does 5 point multitouch (real multitouch not like the nexus borked mt)

tv out via micro usb, head phone jack and DLNA

it is also DIVX HD certified and has a super amoled screen

but you can't ignore that it receives OS updates slowly

uses some samsung software to sync/transfer files via usb

has no led flash (some models dunno which)

no led notifications

3 buttons
[Nexus One General] flybyme:
afaik the developer version was updated by htc not google. htc released updates from their developer.htc.com site.

nexus one is updated by google themselves.
[Nexus One General] siddharthsai:
Trust me, N1 will get both Gingerbread and honeycomb. Its a flagship device. Its hardware almost matches ( and better ) than nexus s. Nexus s is targeted against iFlop. Its sucks. No notification led? No trackball / optical sucks.
[Nexus One General] PeterHook:
SGS will probably get gingerbread port faster than nexus1. Because gingerbread will soon to be released on nexusS-a similar to sgs phone.

My vibrant is recognized by both windows and linux just like my nexus with no extra software.

Even with no flash the sgs takes better pictures.

BUT I do like the trackball and trackball notifications on nexus1.
[Nexus One General] BiTXBoi:
and really useful features?

I cannot see anyone touching his phone screen with 5 fingers, neither 4. It's a 4-inch screen what we're talking about, not a 11-inch tablet

Galaxy S is not much better than the Nexus one hardware-wise, even if better, and I'd rather had Vanilla Android than Touch Wiz. Let alone not having OTA updates...or just updates with Samsung
[Nexus One General] player911:
I doubt the Vibrant will get Gingerbread before the Nexus. There are Official Google Videos with Gingerbread already running on the Nexus One. What device do you think it was mostly built from?
[Nexus One General] PeterHook:
I know it's already running on nexus one, but on 16th(?) it will be released on nexus S. I do not know when google will push the OTA to nexus one, but what I know is that devs here will do their best to port gingerbread from nexus s to vibrant with most of their hardware identical. Even if nexus one will get it first, the vibrant won't be far behind.

If the next nexus would be on motorola and not on samsung phones, then I would recommend nexus one/two and not vibrant because samsung sucks with updates.

But that's my opinion (based on performance/features and not design/looks).
[Nexus One General] Das_mobile:
Samsung already said they may not even support Gingerbread. Look how they already dropped the Behold 2 from 2.1 even when they promised. Come on, their track record is not good. Hang on to the N1

"In case a new version of Android operating system is publicly announced and released, Samsung will review the possibility of implementation of such new version to the existing Samsung products with Android operating system (“Update”). Such a review will be based on various factors including, without limitation, the overall effect of such Update to Samsung products, the system requirements, the structural limitations, and the level of cooperation from the component suppliers and the software licensors. If Samsung decides to make the Update available to the users after such consideration, Samsung will use its efforts to develop such Update, which may be released to the users upon successful completion of such development.”
[Nexus One General] jlevy73:
I don't doubt it's a guarantee that the Nexus One will get gingerbread before Vibrant. Most Galaxy (sans Europe) variants don't even have Froyo.
[Nexus One General] dowmace:
My wife had a vibrant and it was a pile of crap, the screen looked awesome but that was it, even after I rooted it and started flashing roms, it's really hard to get over no led notifications, no trackball sucks but some don't mind, the GPS was garbage from the start and never got better, and it felt really cheap compared to my nexus. She has moved on to a Vision and is very happy with it and to be honest if my Nexus fails I'll be going to a vision.
[Nexus One General] cam_hamlin:
Stay with N1 until something else better comes out...I wouldn't go with SGS....
[Nexus One General] resinous:
sgs is a p0s. keep your sexy nexy :p
[Nexus One General] Kiserai:
Passing on the Nexus S. Fingers crossed that HTC will debut something with a large screen and Tegra2 at CES.

If not, I might be looking at the Moto Olympus or the LG Star, although I will wait for a bit after they come out to see how hackable they are. I've heard LG might not lock the bootloader and that's a good sign...

Being an Android enthusiast on AT&T kinda sucks. I mean, other than the Nexus One that I had to buy off contract for more money than I spent on my last Laptop...
[Nexus One General] JeremyNT:
I own both the N1 and the Vibrant (the T-Mobile Galaxy S).

IMO, you should think long and hard before making this trade at any price. The Galaxy S looks better on paper, but the Nexus One has a clear advantage in 3rd party development and actually has some features that the SGS line lacks, like the LED notifications and the trackball. Samsung's firmware is awful, and the lack of a final CM or AOSP build of any sort will drive you insane. Not to mention, the N1's GPS works much, much better than my Vibrant's.

If I was forced to put a price on it, I'd say the SGS + $200 == Nexus One.
[Nexus One General] descendency:
SGS owners will likely get it at the same time or close to the same time because of the Nexus S being approximately the same phone.
[Nexus One General] gqkevyn:
Ummm sorry to burst your bubble but Samsung initially said they were unsure until recently a tweet from Samsung India said they were getting it. Plus they would have to put their TouchWiz updates into Gingerbread.
[Nexus One General] blunden:
No, there are several differences that make the SGS and Nexus S different. Take the BT-chip for example that is the same as the Nexus One and running Googles BT-stack, not Samsungs custom one for their different hardware. Also, the Hummingbird SoC's CPU uses ARMv7 + NEON, just like the Snapdragon so that shouldn't be a problem for the N1 either. It could also take some work to get a fully working SGS Gingerbread-optimized kernel while the N1 kernel is more like the one Google uses.

With that said, I hope the community gets it working on as many phones as possible. :)
[Nexus One General] joe.attaboy:
I use a case on my N1, but it has nothing to do with not liking the design. I use a Boxwave wrap skin that covers the sides and back, and a plain old replaceable press-on screen protector on the screen (which I change about once a month). I do this not because of some flaw with the design, but because I prefer to protect my $500+ investment in a phone I plan to keep for a really long time.

I've had my N1 since March. Unwrapped from the case, it's in literally perfect condition.

Stick with the N1.
[Nexus One General] xManMythLegend:
Looking at unboxing and GB walk through vids..Id say outside of my N1 smashing to bits or making money on the deal I wouldnt switch.

Far too much lacking nothing that really impresses.

EDIT: Messed around with it at Bestbuy ((btw EVERY single phone/tablet display they had was out of battery , broken ,or no data connection))

The clerk let me hold it as he hovered over me like a hawk asking me nothing and telling me nothing about it. Wasnt even remotely impressed by GB or the phone.It is a nice bezel , like the curve but not one single wow factor and definitely not worth any upgrade cost.

The reason I bring up the lousy BB stuff is the uphill battle Android has when noone has a clue what theyre selling.
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
Not too impressed...My N1 is not going anywhere (for now) ;)
[Nexus One General] Legion6789:
I just traded my SGS for an N1. SGS could be so awesome, but its totally crippled by Samsung's awful software. The only thing the SGS has over the N1 is the screen.
[Nexus One General] Androidfreakz:
After having many android phones from every carrier in the last 5 months all I ever wanted was pure google os and I finally found it in the nexus s not having too root and flash and nan backup. I love the true blacks I get from this screen. Native 2.3, but if I personally had a nexus one I would most likely upgrade, that's just how I am. I'm not fond of trackballs on my phones. I look at the phone for what it is, a phone. Its not perfect but it does me well. After having a few iphones 4s, captivate, evo 4gs, mytouch4gs, g2, wm7 and droid x I'm finally happy. Sexy, sleek, and stylish.
[Nexus One General] Androidfreakz:
Of and the vibrant lol.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unnddd:
I know similar threads have already been made, but having had no experience with the Galaxy S, I was just going to ask a few questions with have not really been answered in some cases:

1. Are there any custom ROMs for the Galaxy S that get rid of TouchWiz in favour of a Google Android experience?

2. Samsung has recently announced that it will release Gingerbread for the Galaxy S. Is it likely that this will be running TouchWiz, or will it be similar to the ROM on the Nexus S?

3. Will it be straightforward for the community to port ROMs from the Nexus S, seeing as it has almost identical hardware to the Galaxy?

4. Is it possible to use the front facing camera in Skype?

5. Is the build quality on par with the HTC Desire?

The software in my opinion is the main issue with the Galaxy S, so it would be really helpful if someone could give me some insight into what is going on in the Galaxy S community. So far I have only had experience in the HTC Desire forums.

Thanks,

unnddd
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cereal86:
First of all, galaxy s is way much better than desire!

1. Yes it is!

2. Yes of course!

3. I don't think so, but we already have good custom rom's

4. Don't known.

5. no, htc desire has a little better build quality. for me galaxy has a very good built quality!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkwater13:
I switched from my htc desire to the samsung galaxy s for about a week, and then switched right back to my desire!

The software on htc's desire is still greater than the galaxy s, as the desire works out of the box, and galaxy s needs a lagfix just to be able to run as smoothly.

The build quality feels much cheaper on the galaxy s, but I dont believe there's too much difference in actual quality, mainly the feel of it. The galaxy s has a slightly better screen and slightly better specs inside (not really enough to justify the switch)

All in all though, it's up to you whether you really want to change. If you feel like something's missing from the desire, then maybe go into a phone store and try one out, for the feel of it, and if you like, go ahead and take the plunge :P
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unnddd:
Thanks for your opinion, but can you clarify your response to my second question. I don't know if you mean that it will have TouchWiz or it won't.

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] airf0rce:
Most likely it WILL have touchwiz , but i think by the time Samsung makes official Gingerbread update , there will be unnofficial one from Nexus S (still nobody knows for sure).
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unnddd:
Thanks. And how easy is it to install custom ROMs without TouchWiz on the Galaxy S?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KLoNe1:
If you're running stock - Desire (apart from the incredible SuperAmoLED screen on the Galaxy S)

If you're running a Custom Rom - Samsung Galaxy S most DEFINITELY!

Installation of custom roms is incredibly easy these days.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lynchy30:
Yes it is. NFT
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Auzy:
At this point of time, you'd honestly be better off waiting for Dual core Mobiles. It's an upgrade, but you need to ask yourself if you truly need the new features.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unnddd:
When are dual core mobiles going to start coming out? I was actually thinking of waiting for HTC's next flagship device running Gingerbread. Anyone have any idea when such a device might be released?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sengokubattosai:
If you don't like TW, you can always download LauncherPro. It looks/feels more like stock Android.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Auzy:
Some are apparently expected by end of year (at least thats what LG claimed in Sept). However, unsure about Android ones.

If you have plenty of money, go ahead and upgrade if you want. But unless you need 720p recording, and want the superior touch performance of the Galaxy, at this time, I think it's worth waiting