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[Ideos S7 General] noimbecile:
I believe Huwaei has released 4 updates very recently:

38968 - S7 V100R001C44B011(Mexico TELMEX)

38969 - S7 V100R001C70B015(Russia Channel)

38970 - S7 V100R001C74B010(Mexico TELMEX)

38971 - S7 V100R001C75B010(Philipine SUM)

www.huaweidevice.com/worldwide/down...tware&fileName=38968&attachmentName=38968.zip

www.huaweidevice.com/worldwide/down...tware&fileName=38969&attachmentName=38969.zip

www.huaweidevice.com/worldwide/down...tware&fileName=38970&attachmentName=38970.zip

www.huaweidevice.com/worldwide/down...tware&fileName=38971&attachmentName=38971.zip
[Ideos S7 General] tri_zet:
Froyo update does not appear yet on huawei server. I (and others s7 users) check their server everyday. It is only available at huawei authorized service center in Indonesia.
[Ideos S7 General] jun4:
just upgraded

i've just upgraded my ideos to froyo this afternoon, still finding the difference.. especially in the speed to run applications.... why do we have to root it?
[Ideos S7 General] cody28:
Hi ..can you tel me how could you update to froyo a link or some informations pls
[Ideos S7 General] fishmonster:
So there will not be a update to run 2.2 on the huawei, so with that being said i need help doing the froyo 2.2 on my own
[Ideos S7 General] zxhian:
hope somebody out there can post a complete alternative link for the 2.2 fware.. still trolling the indonesian forums :eek:

edit 1:

downloading atm keeping fingers crossed.
[Ideos S7 General] kshakir80:
where did you get it from? can you provide link?
[Ideos S7 General] tri_zet:
the differences?

> flash is now working.

> i feels it has better battery life (i did not made full test of battery, but i had it standby for 24 hours, which is never happen with eclair ROM)

> and perhaps better power management, (the back panel never gets hot)

> default player now support hardware acceleration by default. i can play video 720p cabac profile @4.0 with 2000 kbps smoothly using default player.

and perhaps a lot improvement there which i did not figure out yet.

if you are happy with unrooted, then fine, no need to root it.

if you need more space to install apps, and want to use link2sd, you have to root it.
[Ideos S7 General] kshakir80:
can someone provide link?

We can care less of what it can do cause we can imagine its much better than 2.1

imho!!!
[Ideos S7 General] kshakir80:
I just got an email from them they said end of this month!
[Ideos S7 General] aolander:
Strange. I to just received an email and they told me there are no plans to update to 2.2.

"Thank you for contacting Huawei Technical Support. We have not been given any information regarding the Android 2.2 update for the S7. Please continue checking www.huaweidevice.com for any updates."

Which is lame.

Are you using a U.S. Ideos?
[Ideos S7 General] elf310:
froyo for the s7 is out, lots of posts and download links at androidtablets.net
[Ideos S7 General] amazingrandy:
And working right now on my S7-105 (Portugal) .

Update 2.2.2 with everything working :)
[Ideos S7 General] JamesDax:
Probably won't get gingerbread on the S7 but the new S7 Slim will probably get it and the S7 Pro is supposed to ship with Honeycomb.
[Ideos S7 General] HCPASS:
Hi,

Have you find any solution to root S7 under Froyo?? I need to root it.

Thanks for your help.

Best regards.

Stéphane.
[Ideos S7 General] tazm0n:
Just a heads up to those still wondering- Best Buy (Marin/SF Bay Area) has the updated model with the capacative screen now. The display model (less than a week out of the box I'm told) is running Froyo-2.2. It's priced at $199USD.

I gotta say it's pretty nice package now with the better screen. I'm more interested in Honeycomb so I'm staying with my Acer A500 for now- still have 33 days to get refund if I change my mind. But, IMO for $200, full Android market, Android UI (unlike the Viewsonic), GPS, availability, etc, the S7 seems to be the Android 2.x Tab to beat- a Galaxy Tab killer for sure and with Mobo players codec range, it negates any reason to put up with all the BS with an Archos device.
[Ideos S7 General] 00mred00:
verify that price please...I paid 299 last night

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Huawei+...d=1218330753939&skuId=2502034&st=s7&cp=1&lp=1

the older models still in stock are $199

Keep in mind also that the a500 falls under computer returns...not mobile devices :P (14 days)

I purchased both...the a500 is going back... the display on the s7 was actually crisper, deeper, and more colorful in comparison. The a500 was very washed out...and the system itself was not as crisp/smooth as 2.2 on the s7. Really gonna miss that usb port though.
[Ideos S7 General] Dougk50:
July and still waiting for update! Apparently Huawei are still testing the update, but I couldn't get any sense from Telstra, I emailed Huawei directly! One wouyld thing that they will now post Gingerbread as the update - surely!
[Ideos S7 General] bispoxl:
huawei s7 tmn Portugal

I am Portuguese I have a tablet version huawei s7 tmn Portugal and not against you could update Froyo help me .... thanks
[Ideos S7 General] txpxsx:
is it possible that ideos s7 get the gingerbread or even honeycomb update?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] in_dmand:
I have found that this rom/kernel is extremely fast... my only complaint with it is that after every phone call i make i get an error message that says something like "com.android.phone error, must force close" or something... any one else have this problem and know how to fix it?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thcnme956:
Try reflashing or redownloading
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Good_Orion:
Not me. I'd try odin back to stock and reflash.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmelo76:
Moved of: Samsung Vibrant > Vibrant Android Development

To: Samsung Vibrant > Vibrant Q&A

Please put your questions to: Vibrant Q&A

This matter is already being talked about in other thread.

Closed Thread!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] rvink:
Hello guys. I have a question and i couldnt find a solution anywhere and in the past 3 days i have been to hundreds of websites.

My question is. I have a brand new evo and i want to root it but unrevoked doesnt work with my version of software. Is there an updated rooting procedure yet for my evo ( specs listed below)

Android Version - 2.2

Baseline Version - 2.15.00.09.01

Kernal Version - 2.6.32.15-g59b9e50

Build Number - 3.30.651.3

Software Version - 3.30.651.3

PRI Version - 1.77_003

PRL Version - 60672

now all the posts i have seen so far only use software 3.29 and lower has unrevoked come out with a release for version 3.30.651.3 and if so could you point me in the right direction cause im confused with some posts saying yes you can and othrs saying no you cant

Thanks guys i appreciate it
[HD2 General] jjasie:
I am an absolute noob and am looking to flash my first rom.

I am looking for sugestions and any pros and cons?

Thank you in advance for all advice
[HD2 General] Scabes24:
Well.. pros are endless - speed, eye candy, different UI's, apps, function, cummunicate with creator..

Cons - possibility of bricking ur device, bugs, warranty..

Almost all cons go away once u know what you're doing tho. Just remember to read as much as possible.
[Ideos S7 Accessories] qipengart:
Any third party extended battery options for the S7? I prefer the slim version if possible.
[Ideos S7 Accessories] CasualStarlord:
I rigged up a battery pack using 4 rechargeable Energizer AAA's and just plug it into the DC power socket and double-sided taped it to the back of the unit :D

I imagine I could use some left over spare Li-Ion batteries from other phones though.

UPDATE: someone asked how

STEP 1: Buy something similar to this http://www.littlebirdelectronics.com/products/4%2dAAA-Battery-Holder.html

STEP 2: Buy a male plug that fits the female power socket on the S7 Like this but the correct size http://www.littlebirdelectronics.com/products/1.3MM-PLUG%2d2.5MM-SOCKET-DC-ADAPTOR.html

STEP 3: Solder them together so that the + and - charge come out of the same wires as the wall-charger

STEP 4: Plug in batteries :D

If this looks/sounds difficult, don't even attempt it, you WILL break your tablet.
[Ideos S7 Accessories] arqueiro:
Since the original battery do last too long, i found this 2 option that i think that work with S7:

Good price and free shipping

lol i cant post links yet, sorry guys...
[Ideos S7 Accessories] arqueiro:
here goes the links for the battery extender....

http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.4284~r.14121877

http://www.dealextreme.com/details.dx/sku.48449~r.14121877
[Ideos S7 Accessories] qipengart:
Nice guys! :) I was searching for an internal battery solution.
[Ideos S7 Accessories] mowermech:
These battery packs look nice but be carefull, the output is only 500 mA. The S7 charger is a 2amp output charger. I'm not sure how well it will run on a lower input.

Ives
[Ideos S7 Accessories] CasualStarlord:
The DC pack will only feed what the unit draws, and I doubt very much that it draws the entire 2000mA.

I have rigged up a USB charging cable for myself, USB pumps out 5v at 500mA max per port (I'm only using 1) and it charges a little slower than from the wall, depending on which computer I'm charging from, but apart from that it works great still and I can use the same cable to charge from other USB-charging devices like the one I have in my car.

The 500mA output will just mean it charges slower, and seeing how it's only a battery extender (IE, the oem battery is still required) and not a charging solution (the S7 can run without the battery off only the charge from the wall), the charge provided will be fine for extending the battery life.
[Ideos S7 Accessories] pa49:
500mAh as supplied by standard USB will charge but as you say only slowly.

It will not start a charge if the battery has been allowed to drop too low. That's common with all Lion batteries and is why you get a high current wall charger to do the job.

If you are using the device at the same time (and depending on the functions in use and the state of charge of the battery) you will definately struggle with any positive charge and will experience heat build up in the USB port, cable and device so be carefull!

If you are also using the device as a phone and get a call there will be an extra high peak current draw that has to be contended with and that complicates things further.

With all the tests that I have done allong these lines 1000mAh is a bare minimum to cope with eventualities and even then it's borderline.

I have blown car adapter fuses and had low current phone chargers get really hot.

I now only use 2000mAH rated chargers.
[Ideos S7 Accessories] Stjom:
Are there any? I would really want to have a battery that could last at least 6 hrs... Any suggestions?
[Ideos S7 Accessories] pa49:
Energizer XPAL XP18000

That will give you about an extra 12-18 hours,

But no internal battery larger than standard. Why would you want one when the external packs are usable with any device and don't become redundant when you upgrade to a different model?
[Ideos S7 Accessories] wibi40:
I made such a battery of two packages of Chinese Tablet battery voltage of 7.4V LiJon / 1500mAh connected in series and used a converter on the circuit LM2576 (with car charger navigation) [(://chomikuj.pl/wibi) -> Huawei Ideos S7/Dodatkowa bateria]. This additional charger to recharge your battery voltage 8.4V. Pictures and diagrams from the following link will explain everything.
[Nexus S General] onthecouchagain:
I know this is not about the Nexus S, but there's no denying that anything dual-core related is inexorably related to the Nexus S and its lack of one. So:

LG announces dual-core phone for early 2011: http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/15/lg-optimus-2x-first-dual-core-smartphone-launches-with-android/

No coincidence that it's being announced right before Nexus S officially launches.

Anyone going to change their minds?
[Nexus S General] BlackOtaku:
I've known the LG Star/Optimus 2X was coming soon since AndroidCentral first mentioned it awhile back. I plan to get my Nexus S anyway. ;)
[Nexus S General] J-manX:
still getting the Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Darrien13:
still getting a nexus but any word on the carrier?
[Nexus S General] DKYang:
No, it's not related to the Nexus S in any way. Why? Because it's not backed up by Google. Plain and simple.
[Nexus S General] tekkitan:
It's going to Korea and then the rest of Asia and Europe after. No mention of any other releases. Sticking with the Nexus S.
[Nexus S General] onthecouchagain:
The phone is also quite ugly.
[Nexus S General] rashad1:
Nexus S. I'll probably have it for a year, at the least.
[Nexus S General] tks989:
Why would I hold off on the NS in hopes of the Star being compatible w/ Tmobile 4G?
[Nexus S General] ryude:
Deleted

I misread, Android supports dual core, but the application has to be re-written to take advantage of it.
[Nexus S General] mephysto666:
Have Android 2.3 dual core support?
[Nexus S General] RADLOUNI:
no support

Hi Guys

As per my understanding, android 2.3 does not support dual core CPU, so why would LG release a dual core CPU hardware on android !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Nexus S General] ryude:
According to AndroidEncyclopedia.com:
[Nexus S General] tekkitan:
This has been posted many times (how Android does not support multi-core yet). Not really news!
[Nexus S General] DJTaurus:
They say it will launch with foryo and updated with 2.3......
[Nexus S General] tekkitan:
I heard that about Honeycomb, not Gingerbread.
[Nexus S General] jblade1000:
I love tech (especially the rapid growing mobile space) but i'd rather not have the very first dual core phone on the market. i'd rather wait and see how the OS (honeycomb and up), app devs, etc utilize it AND i'd wait to hear back about battery life.
[Nexus S General] onthecouchagain:
LG and Android may really become a big player in 2011: http://phandroid.com/2010/12/16/exclusive-lg-b-android-phone-super-slim-super-bright/

Nexus L 2011, anyone?
[Nexus S General] Arcadia310:
Wow that phone looks insane. Having said that, it would be better if it was an official Google device. If it isn't I'll be sticking to the Nexus S for the foreseeable future until the next one releases.

Dual cores sound nice and all but single cores are beginning to be perfected and can really run android without any hitches, upgrading to a dual core just to have one wouldn't really give us a huge boost in performance yet.
[Nexus S General] Androidfreakz:
Finally I can play Crysis on my Phone with Ultra settings. Really? Its cool and all but how fast do they want your apps to open up and your angrybirds to load up on a freaking phone, In my opinion its over kill never the less cool I guest.
[Nexus S General] Arcadia310:
Hahaha for real. Dual cores won't make much of a difference yet. I don't see them being requires until late 2011 when the software finally catches up.
[Nexus S General] onthecouchagain:
I think the idea of more powerful technology is to lead to better and more complex software; we would theoretically be able to play games more advanced than say Angry Birds.

In any case, for those who are on the fence regarding the Nexus S, CES is coming in a few weeks. It would be worth waiting just to see what's on the horizon. Hardware is constantly changing/improving, but we're at a particular brink right now. While NS represents the culminated research and development of single-core--in other words, it's the single-core's finest iteration--dual-cores will usher in a new generation. It's not far off.
[Nexus S General] onthecouchagain:
Nexus S to be outdated as early as Feb/March? Optimus 2X coming to T-Mobile in March?
[Nexus S General] ap3604:
BRB gonna go to the bathroom to go vomit :(

Jk ;)

I wonder how reliable LG is at keeping their software updated? I mean there's something to be said about having the phone that Google designs Android for. And you know for sure it's not gonna have a SuperAMOLED screen.
[Nexus S General] onthecouchagain:
After CES, people will be more clear on what's more important to them: Google updates, or advance hardware.

I'm hoping it'll be clearer to me, as well. I very much want to like the Nexus S, but am on the fence with it. The slew of issues, of which the list seems to be growing day by day, are a huge deterrent. It also supports my belief that the Nexus S is a rushed product from Google/Sammy, which makes it even more difficult to spend $580 dollars on.

How many updates did the Nexus One get since its release, by the way? I'm just trying to gauge how many updates from Google in a year's time makes it worth the $580 dollars (assuming another Nexus will be released around this time in 2011).
[Nexus S General] madfarmer:
But.. You must remember that sammy have had a lot of experience on this soc.. i mean.. sgs was released in june.. And there have been made lots of improvements on that software since.. both by sammy and xda(especially supercurio and others), And now by google.. I tell you the SGS where the best and most powerfull phone with the best screen on the market untill NS showed up.. The hummingbird + PowerVR SGX540 is not to be messed with.. Not even the iphone 4 can beat this..

Actually.. I'm quite sure the optimus x2 will end up the same way the SGS did.. It will come out powerfull and all, but will crippled by lg in some way, and then maybe late 2011 you can begin harnessing the power of your phone.. If you look at it nearly all devices coming with Tegra 2 has been canceled, this can't be a complete coincidence..

Nexus S is the best phone there is right now.. And it is not even used to it's full potential yet, wait for the unreal 3 engine to be ported to Android and you will see what this phone is capable of, and its with only 1 core..

If you want tegra 2, buy a tablet..
[Nexus S General] dirk1978:
Surely as Android is just an almost regular stock Linux kernel underneath it will support multi-core CPUs? Dalvik may not though...

I think the best advantages of dual-core will be for application such as the browser, where it needs to render the page while responding to UI events. With 1 core for each task you won't get browser lag on loading heavy pages. And stuff like that.
[Nexus S General] ap3604:
For most people the correct question would be: How many updates does the Nexus get in TWO years. The Nexus One will have two major updates in a years time (Froyo and Gingerbread) so one could assume it would get 4 major updates in a two year period (Honeycomb and whatever after). Hell the Nexus One will probably get updates for the next 2-3 years which is a major reason why people got it.

For most people (non-flashers) when they buy a handset that relies upon carriers to update you know going in your buying something that will be dead within 6 months software wise. With a Nexus phone your free and can continue to get updates for as long as you want :D
[Nexus S General] Anderdroid:
^^ yup.

Nexus S won't be obselete until the next Nexus phone comes out (if it has as good of a look and screen, lol.)
[Nexus S General] ryude:
Hummingbird = 90 million triangles/second

Tegra 2 = 71 million triangles/second

Put together with the fact that most apps don't even have the capability of using more than 1 thread and it's easy to see which is better.
[Nexus S General] onthecouchagain:
I'm not sure I understand Google's road map. Didn't they say they plan to optimize Honeycomb to run on dual-core processors? So what of the Nexus S (and One)? And if not with Honeycomb, surely only dual-core spec requirements are not far off. Maybe Ice Cream, or whatever "J" will be (Jellybean, anyone?). Will there be single-core versions of their future updates? What will happen if the "Nexus 3" launches next year with the debut of "J" and it requires dual-core processors. What happens to the Nexus S?

All hypothetical, of course, but I assume at some point, Android iterations will simply require dual-core (for example, currently, doesn't Gingerbread generally require 1 GHz processor?).

Everyone keeps touting that the Nexus S will get immediate and clean Google updates - and it will. But how many, and how many that it's worth $580 dollars? If it's 2-4 updates over the course of 1-2 years, it's worth weighing that into the decision for those, like myself, who are on the fence.
[Nexus S General] PlankLongBeard:
This Is the best post yet!

I guess we could stay with this till the next "Google" phone comes out. It seems they use all of the best innovations and contributions from the OEM manufacturers to build their "Flagship" :-)

Seems 2011 is Motorola as they kick it off with the Olympus / Etna LTE Handheld and the Tegra 2 Honeycomb Tab all on Big Red :-)

Sent From The Moon... With a Nexus S :-)
[Nexus S General] ap3604:
Its more like:

- Latest hardware (till its passed up in 3-4 months)

VS

- T-zones

- Pure android without bloatware

- Updates on time instead of months late

- Confidence in buying something knowing the software will continue to be updated for years

Trying to keep up to date with hardware is a game nobody can win. The best way to avoid having to upgrade phones every few months is to make sure you buy a handset that will continue to get software support for free for years to come (I.E. the Nexus) :D
[Nexus S General] sargasso:
This is an interesting time for information technology users ... On one hand google moves toward the cloud on the other hand hardware builders will soon offer enough performance to move to a personal information processor. The latter will make pc's obsolete and use more localised clouds or traditional networks.

I don't trust the cloud, I use it but do not like it. I trust myself having all my data and apps in my pocket with a backup on a secure / location.

I won't buy the LG, my SGS has not reached full potention yet, as soon I can hookup an external keyboard, mouse and monitor to a phone and do my normal office tasks with it I will buy it.
[Nexus S General] Anderdroid:
Err. Does Windows 7 require a dual core processor? Nope. Is it optimized for dual core processors? Yep.

Also Gingerbread has no such 1GHz requirement. Gingerbread is Froyo with an NFC, better i/o, better multi-tasking, and deals with motionevents in a much more efficient manner, as well as further optimized JIT for the Hummingbird. Why would it have any more requirement than Froyo.
[Nexus S General] onthecouchagain:
Thanks for clarifying. That's good to hear. If Nexus S is guaranteed to continuously have updates for "years" as some posit, then it may be worth the money after all.
[Nexus S General] irishrally:
I wouldn't buy the LG Dual core even if it was quad core.
[Nexus S General] Anderdroid:
Exactly...
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Pocketnow reported that an update to the HTC Hub tile brings Live tile functionality by showing weather conditions and such. Who here is seeing that on their Hub tile? I'm not. I tried every way to make it show but it won't.

It might be a case of misinformation at Pocketnow.
[Windows Phone 7 General] The Gate Keeper:
no it isn't. i have it working fine on my HTC 7 Trophy in Australia. Have you checked the settings within your HTC Hub after updating?
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Yeah, tried everything. Tried using auto location and manual location. Tried with WiFi and data. No luck. Maybe it isn't available here in the states yet since HTC is a foreign company.
[Windows Phone 7 General] The Gate Keeper:
does it work within HTC hub (not the live tile, but the app itself). If so, just leave the tile pinned and it should refresh itself sometime throughout the day.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Brau0303:
Confirmed

I have an HD7 on TMO US and got this update yesterdy and the tile is showing live weather info now.

Cheers

BR
[Windows Phone 7 General] eternalemb:
+1. I'm in SoCal too, too.
[Windows Phone 7 General] truffle1234:
7ya the new update for hte HTC hub is showing info on the tile.... cool...
[Windows Phone 7 General] kdj67f:
Mine also shows the weather and such on the live tile. Now if they can get the flip clock on there I will be set!
[Windows Phone 7 General] tiwas:
+1 for Norway. Even shows locations not available through the location search :D