yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] zekers:
When Google Voice got the v4.0 update on Android and Blackberry it included a feature called “direct access numbers.” The service now assigns a unique outgoing call number to each person you dial, skipping the need to forward the number you were dialing to Google Voice’s servers. This new feature makes connecting outgoing calls quicker by skipping the server altogether and forgoing your phone’s data connection. And while this addition definitely enhances the way the app functions, making it feel more like placing a traditional telephone call, it comes with one major caveat.

Many have been using a little “hack” though Google Voice to place unlimited voice calls regardless of how many minutes they have on their service provider plan (given the plan includes an unlimited “favorites” option like T-Mobile’s “myFaves”). The trick works (or worked) like this: You place your incoming Google Voice number as one of your unlimited minutes contacts and the outgoing Google Voice number as another. Now as long as you use Google Voice to place and receive calls, all are theoretically free no matter if the contact is in your favorites list or not. Now that the outgoing Google Voice number is no longer static, this clever work around has gone bye bye.

If you have been using this trick and don’t want to lose your precious, loophole, free unlimited calling you might do best to avoid the latest Google Voice update. If you downloaded the latest version not knowing you would lose this functionality, well this may be of some interest to you. Cheers!

I wanted the previous versions of Google Voice that supported this "functionality" and found them, but there were scattered around on XDA and the web. Here they are consolidated. :

*Note: the purple signed version is a XDA hack that enables a purple notification blink on the Nexus One http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=6188764&postcount=27

To install you should first uninstall the most recent version.

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MD5 (com.google.android.apps.googlevoice_0.3.0.apk) = ba144bd230bb91d9f4ca8cfec060bb8d

MD5 (com.google.android.apps.googlevoice_0.3.2.apk) = 7c355dd61a6b3d3787a078a549fd71cf

MD5 (com.google.android.apps.googlevoice_0.3.4.apk) = e7efc69bb81d742d675e0647e0f85c1e

MD5 (com.google.android.apps.googlevoice.0.3.4.purple.signed.apk) = a3514d920d371b4c7407ae27a9e637a0
[Android Apps and Games] MrElvey:
Thanks! This was also useful for me, as the regular app store won't let me download Google Voice onto my ZTE X500 Score, but 3.4 is working flawlessly for me!:D:D:D

I'm not sure if the latest version would work; haven't been able to find a trustworthy source for it. (I don't use F&F.) The X500 is ARMv6-based, so a bit long in the tooth, technology-wise.

Has someone created a trustworthy clearinghouse for md5s of apps like this? Maybe we should build one here at XDA-developers?

Would need a canonical naming convention for APK names and version numbers, and be served over HTTPS.

Here are a few:

MD5 (Android Assistant 3.8_44.apk) = 0e35220ad3e86745ebb6d9fa33f816d4

MD5 (App Backup Reinstall 1.8.2_76.apk) = 4146490917f61e787d2b4c57b5c14ded

MD5 (Bambuser 1.5.1_56.apk) = 853e7b1558c988d7b5bd2f243dcc0b33

MD5 (CSipSimple-r1330-trunk.apk) = 0849b1d375c7b0af416c70a5368e24c1

MD5 (Documents To Go 3.004_1255.apk) = 6b0223ca4b94bb3f4a7df2f16aafeda1

MD5 (FoxFi 1.80_1801.apk) = 5ca663d89bdec6dedaa69590cc6a50a1

MD5 (GetJar 3.5.10.325_3510325.apk) = fab933ff24e486c492bf232f0e17de4b

MD5 (Gmail 2.3.5.2_171.apk) = 42d790ece53aa0684f6eb6ead9e8e4c6

MD5 (Google Play Books 1.5.4_1504.apk) = b8bee1ee1984baf955f838f87e0de3a9

MD5 (Google Play Store 3.5.15_8011015.apk) = 79c3ad225f3f4fc2f08b520070c4dae9

MD5 (Google Search 1.3.3.247963_133247963.apk) = f68fa273b1f1f018676e1f06b913c5ab

MD5 (Google Voice (old-3.4-works on ARMv6) com.google.android.apps.googlevoice.apk) = e7efc69bb81d742d675e0647e0f85c1e

MD5 (GrooVeIPv1217-Market-Militia-.apk) = 9bd13aade0d218b2ba1fc4416108cd38

MD5 (Maps 6.4.0_604001501.apk) = fc650d6d8a0d54abd0de3b0cab2977d9

MD5 (Photobucket 1.5.4_21.apk) = 0ff0fe389bf3e728634d44a582bc01e1

MD5 (Root-Ed ShoutBox 0.6.5_6.apk) = f339e6232a66b79e7063de3184583075

MD5 (Smart Office 2 - v 2.0.1.apk) = 002d9a1ad9cffe4b2fc596d9fee64006

MD5 (Street View 1.7.1.0_17105.apk) = 59737741c898f166cfc837417cfaa82e

MD5 (Talkatone 0.6.0.1-1203212315_1203212315.apk) = 80120870f1f01f9bd0322f26aab875dc

MD5 (WebSMS 4.2.8_4280.apk) = dfbca93b445a2cf10f02003cffcaf59c

MD5 (YouTube 2.4.4_2404.apk) = 52041c5f2369a6295ec0dc08db9ec2f9
[General Questions and Answers] Johancools:
Hi,

I'm looking for a solution to use a standard bluetooth cell phone as a voip phone.

I've been searching the internet for a week without finding any pratical solutions.

I have seen that Ooma has a solution for their services but I need a generic solution using for instance a bluetooth dongle (if computer does not have bleutooth). I've read about a 'bridge' between bluetooth and wifi ... Is there a 'hardware' solution for that ? A small portable convertor which enables you to use wifi networks with your bleutooth cell phone ?

Can anybody advise me ?

Thanks,

Johan
[Wildfire Android Development] djmark:
downgrade cn froyo2.2 una guida in italiano ???
[Wildfire Android Development] Fox83:
eh piacerebbe anche a me, ma non so se sia fattibile anche se leggo di gente che c'è riuscita...

vedremo
[Wildfire Android Development] gimj01:
*Ma questa non va bene lo stesso? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=847443
[Wildfire Android Development] Fox83:
io ho provato ma visionaryplus a me si blocca dopo aver avviato la procedura, rimane schermo nero e non fa nulla. :(
[Wildfire Android Development] djmark:
Anchio ho gli stessi tuoi problemi

quella guida non va
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bluedeer:
The Coby MID7015 has a Telechips chipset in it, here are the specifications:

Manufacturer: COBY Electronics

Manufacturer Part #: MID7015-4G

Cost Central Item #: 11234061

Product Description: COBY Kyros Internet Tablet MID7015 - Tablet - Android 2.1 - TCC8902 800 MHz - RAM: 256 MB - ROM: 4 GB - 7" color TFT ( 800 x 480 ) - Wi-Fi

Product Type: Tablet

Approximate Dimensions (WxDxH): 4.8 in x 0.5 in x 7.5 in

Approximate Weight: 14.4 oz

Display: 7" color TFT - 800 x 480

Wireless Connectivity: IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g

Processor: Telechips TCC8902 800 MHz

ROM: 4 GB

RAM: 256 MB

Input Device: Resistive Touch-screen

Supported Text Formats: EPUB

Battery: Lithium polymer

Operating System: Android 2.1 Eclair

Additonal ports: HDMI Mini (requires optional Type-A to Type-C adapter), 3.5mm Headphone, Built-in Mic, DC 5v

SDHC: Up to 16GB MicroSDHC

Features: Built-in Stylus

Currently working: Official Android Market

Works in Progress: CyanogenMod, Ad-Hoc

Since there has been somewhat progress on hacking this Android Tablet found here, here, and some images here, I pose this following question.

Is it possible to port Bluetooth to this device, using an external Bluetooth dongle? This tablet has a USB Host adapter and can accept a USB keyboard easily with no modifications to the system itself. However, it does not currently have Bluetooth installed in the device. I have a Kensington K33902 micro bluetooth dongle that works perfectly fine in Windows and as far as I know, in Linux as well.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] airwear:
Let me know if you get anywhere with this. I am going to work on this next week. Likely the best bet is to extract the bluetooth modules from another Android device and try them on the Coby.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bluedeer:
For note:

I've now tried two Kensington BT adapters, the K33902 micro USB adapter, and the 33348. The 33348 actually powers on and lights up, but nothing on the MID gives me access to the adapter.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] brs954:
I am interested in this too... Would a BT stack from a Droid1 e any use?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mcalhoun:
I've tried a Rocketfish adapter as well and it also powers up but will actually lock up the tablet. I emailed Coby's tech support and the following is the response.

"This unit does not have Bluetooth capability."

That's it, no "thank you for buying our products" or anything. That was the total response.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bluedeer:
Well of course it doesn't. It's not built-in, which is why we're musing about whether or not it can be added. :)

The problem is this tablet does not have the bluetooth stack installed on it, so if someone can find a way to install a bluetooth stack for android that will work with a Telechips device, and can be accessable via USB host, then it'd theoretically work just fine.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dj13241:
btusb kernel module required

I don't have my MID7015 yet (should have it in the next few days) so I haven't been able to try any of this (much less I don't really know how yet) but the Linux OS (Android is Linux based) uses "kernel modules" to add hardware support. "btusb" is the Linux kernel module that provides support for USB bluetooth adapters. The Android source tree includes the source for this module ("btusb.c"). I have not downloaded the source or tried to compile it yet ... May do that today with football in the background.

PS - Team Telechips has successfully ported CyanogenMod to the MID7015 ... Search for MID7015 on SlateDroid.com. The files are at http://teamtelechips.naobsd.org/experimental/20101212/
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Davidp65:
Making the usb Bluetooth work

Hi,

Please get bluetooth support to work as I use it for many things. I'm sure that would be very useful for lots of coby Kyros users, and it would really add a great feature that other similar tablets don't have.

Thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Davidp65:
Any updates on bluetooth?

Hi,

Is there anything new with regards to the updated kernel that will enable usb bluetooth?

Regards
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dj13241:
bluetooth and btusb kernel modules

I have successfully compiled "bluetooth.ko" and "btusb.ko" kernel modules for the MID7015 kernel. I then copied them to my sd card, and installed them using:

cd /sdcard
insmod bluetooth.ko
insmod btusb.ko

... and the associated dmesg output was:

<6>Bluetooth: Core ver 2.15
<6>NET: Registered protocol family 31
<6>Bluetooth: HCI device and connection manager initialized
<6>Bluetooth: HCI socket layer initialized
<6>Bluetooth: Generic Bluetooth USB driver ver 0.5
<6>usbcore: registered new interface driver btusb

I then plugged my USB Bluetooth Adapter (Cambridge Clone) and dmesg gave me:

<4>Set ID to host mode
<4>ID change ISR : Host
<6>usb 2-1: new full speed USB device using dwc_otg and address 2
<3>usb 2-1: device descriptor read/all, error -71
<6>usb 2-1: new full speed USB device using dwc_otg and address 3
<3>usb 2-1: device v0a12 p0001 is not supported
<6>usb 2-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice

Looks like the method of handling new USB connections uses "dwc_otg" instead of "ohci_hcd" which most Linux distros use. I'm not sure what that means, but I think we need to build a custom Kernel with the drivers build in. Unfortunately, I have not been able to build a working kernel for the MID7015 yet ... Working on it!

Can anyone help me with this one?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Davidp65:
Very nice work..

Hi,

Thanks dj13241 for posting this. This is a step in the right direction and seems much closer to getting BT to work.

Hopefully somebody can take what you have done and incorporate it into a kernel.

I know I'm looking forward to it.

Regards
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dj13241:
I don't believe that anyone has been able to build a working kernel for the MID7015 ... I know that people have been hounding Coby to release their kernel source to be GPL compliant. I have been able to successfully build kernel modules for the device. I have a USB-Serial adapter that I have been able to use with the MID7015 by building and installing the kernel module required. It seems to me that the btusb driver doesn't handle the adapter that I have (Cambridge Silicone Radio), as I can't seem to get it to work with my Linux server. I did notice in the btusb source that my adapter (0A12:0001) is listed in the "usb_device_id blacklist_table" ... Not really sure what to make of that. I tried modifying the source to remove the device from the blacklist table, but nothing changed. If I can get the adapter to work on my server, I should be able to make it work on the MID7015. Since the bluetooth settings are not build into the stock firmware, we may need either custom firmware or a stand alone bluetooth settings application. We'll look into that once I get the drivers working. I think that I will start a new thread for all USB device drivers once I get this working ... Maybe a control application also.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Davidp65:
Great news!!

Hi dj13241,

Thanks for the update.

I'm not sure if anybody else is really interested in getting this to work since nobody seems to post anything.

I appreaciate all the effort you have put into this so far, and I look forward to you get this to work.

I have a couple of different bt adapters I can try. When you get a beta to test, you can send it my way to test.

Let me know when you are at that point.

Thanks again and regards
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dj13241:
Attached is a zip file containing the bluetooth and btusb kernel modules. Not sure how much of this you know, so i'll spell it all out to be safe.

The device needs to be rooted.

Extract the two files to your device, I put them in the root of SD card, but anywhere will work. You then need a root shell. You can do this with Terminal Emulator on the device, or use an adb shell. Either way, enter su at the prompt to get root access. Once you have root access, change to the directory you put the files, so if on the SD card, type cd /sdcard. You then have to insert the modules in the correct order ... insmod bluetooth.ko then insmod btusb.ko. After that, connect your BT adapter ... I don't think it will work yet, but I will need you to post the output of dmesg from the device. To get that, type dmesg > /sdcard/dmesg_adapter1.txt, changing "adapter1" to a more appropriate name (no spaces). If you could post the files (zip them) I'll take a look.

What types of adapters do you have? I also believe that I can get any USB device that has Linux drivers to work on this thing ... Any other ideas? I already have my USB-Serial adapter working.

By the way, you would be surprised how many people don't comment at all ... This thread had 1,726 views when I typed this.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dj13241:
Getting close!!!

So I loaded the two modules (bluetooth.ko and btusb.ko), connected my bt adapter and got ...

<6>Bluetooth: Core ver 2.15
<6>NET: Registered protocol family 31
<6>Bluetooth: HCI device and connection manager initialized
<6>Bluetooth: HCI socket layer initialized
<6>Bluetooth: Generic Bluetooth USB driver ver 0.5
<6>usbcore: registered new interface driver btusb
<4>Set ID to host mode
<4>ID change ISR : Host
<6>usb 2-1: new full speed USB device using dwc_otg and address 3
<3>usb 2-1: device v0a12 p0001 is not supported
<6>usb 2-1: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice

I then tried to use hciconfig to attempt to configure the bt adapter, and it worked ...

hci0: Type: USB
BD Address: 00:00:00:00:00:00 ACL MTU: 0:0 SCO MTU: 0:0
DOWN
RX bytes:0 acl:0 sco:0 events:0 errors:0
TX bytes:0 acl:0 sco:0 commands:0 errors:0

... but says its down, so I did hciconfig hci0 up, then hciconfig and got ...

hci0: Type: USB
BD Address: 00:0A:94:02:9B:18 ACL MTU: 384:8 SCO MTU: 64:8
UP RUNNING
RX bytes:340 acl:0 sco:0 events:11 errors:0
TX bytes:38 acl:0 sco:0 commands:11 errors:0[CODE]
I tried [B]hcitool scan[/B] with bt discoverable on my laptop and got ...
[CODE]Scanning ...
00:1E:37:BD:CF:2D n/a

Then hcitool cc 00:1E:37:BD:CF:2D and this is where my luck ran out ...

Can't create connection: Connection timed out
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] yo291:
step by step

Hey guys

Can anyone make a Step by video or response on how to install the files?

THNX a ton!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bsinclair:
According to MyDIgitalLife, Coby has an updated firmware to the Kyros MID7015. The update can be gotten from the Coby MID7015 home page by clicking on the “Enhance the performance of your KRYOS MID7015″ button.

A user on MyTabletLife commented:

I see the bluetooth icon and when i click it all it does is says searching for bluetooth services then shuts off, i hope they "COBY" comes out with a update to get the bluetooth hardware working so i can listen to my audio and videos etc. via my bluetooth headset that is a key feature that is missing very badly. pretty good tablet but needs some minor work thank you.
​

Maybe we now have the drivers built-in? If someone test with an USB BT dongle, please post here the results
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] martinvilu:
Nice!

Can you post the modules for the Serial Converter?

Thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bsinclair:
Update can be downloaded from http://www.cobyusa.com/files/software/MID7015/update.zip
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] martinvilu:
Serial Driver kernel module

What i need is the usbserial.ko, i already updated and rooted the tablet

Thaanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] frankoxda:
hi @ all,

can i use the same files to work with an herotab 8" cortex a8 freescale imx_515?

if yes, can someone help me to do so tablet read external usb devices?

thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] donsesso:
I'm thinking about purchasing this tablet. The only reason I havent done so is because it lacks bluetooth.

There's an app called BlueInput Android. It's supposed to work for the Kyros. I didn't buy the app because I dont have the tablet.

Has anyone tried using this app yet? Perhaps, it'll give the Kyros BT support.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Deenybird:
i tried it and it just hung at the popup box where it's 'turning on bluetooth'.

hope someone finds a way to get bluetooth dongles working
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] torpeto:
dmesg responses

Great work on this subject...Here's the dmesg results for a few BT adaptors that I have. Two are generic nano adaptors with slightly different shapes, but they appear to be the same inside. The third is an IOGear GBU221.

How do you get hciconfig on the kyros?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zhyon:
Excellent work, seems to add some code after the kernel modules for bluetooth becomes fully supported. Someone with good experience would help? :confused:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] popmbsa:
very nice indeed
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zhyon:
Kyros uses the OTG (On the Go) to use same USB port as slave/master, does anyone know how to handle it?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dylan07:
Hello!

I am thinking of buying this tablet (in fact i want to get the MID7024) the MID7024 has android 2.2 instead of 2.1 1ghz CPU instead of 800mhz, and it has 512mb ram instead of 256mb, and the internal storage is 4gb. As far as i know, the 7024 does not have Bluetooth built in either! I was hoping you guys could try to fix that! I am encouraging all of you guys out there willing to spend time to get this working!I am going to follow this thread, so, I hope you guys get it working. :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fabricioemmerick:
Hello everyone I'm new here, someone has managed to operate the BT Coby MID7015
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nimoju:
Hello

Emmerick, I have one coby mid 7015 too, just bought last week, and I want BT too. If you find any solution please tell us. Ok folks, thanks in advance. ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] rspaulo:
Bluetooth mid7015

Thanks for trying it guys. I hope it works!

Thanks from Brasil.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fabricioemmerick:
Hello friend you could make it work perfectly? What brand did you use Bluetooth? Is to do a tutorial?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] rspaulo:
BLuetooth

No I didn't. But I'm hoping that the guys can do this!

Here's a suggestion: If it works... a Digital TV donggle could be a good idea :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fabricioemmerick:
Many possibles, GPS, Digital TV, Headset and other
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fabricioemmerick:
someone? Let her staff that understands linux. For those who understand no duty not very complicated.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fabricioemmerick:
Hi guys, looking at the internet I found a very interesting page with several drivers for Linux must be to us.

http://www.qbik.ch
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fabricioemmerick:
Hello everyone anyone ever tried the Android 2.3 that staff are installing the coby. http://kyros-tablet-zone.team-talk.net/t5-img-oem-gingerbread-os-23-for-kyros-mid7015-7015a-52411

In the structure of the system inside the folder etc / bluethooth have several files with .conf
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Gasto18:
Hi guys, is this the end for this subject?

I´m just beggining with this kyros, I hope someone find a solution.

Thanks from Argentina
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] doctorcad:
Been researching this for 3 months.

Have not been able to conclusively find anyone that posted about ANY sucess, either with Bluetooth or USB GPS.

I have given up. When my Cobys battery dies (soon...very soon) I will not get another Coby.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] fabricioemmerick:
Hello friend, I see that you're almost getting up the BT modules in our Mid7015 Coby. More like the android in librarys are only 2.3.3 and above, except that we already have a working 2.3.3 OEM perfect in our coby. You could try to compile these modules that our kernel. It would be nice to use a GPS via BT. Best wishes and good job
[General Questions and Answers] drupad2drupad:
We love our WinMo, We hate our WinMo, We like our WinMo, We tweak our WinMo.. The story goes on. But ever thought to share it with rest of the world?

Here is a chance!

Tell us, what do you do with YOUR WinMo?

This thread will bring out some common 'cool', 'professional', 'productive' or 'fun' stuffs a WinMo can do..

It will help us discover some cool hints and tips other might be using to explore the maximum out of WinMo, in the times when some of the members in our forums have gone to an extent of calling 'WinMo - a dead OS'

Please comment along with your vote, as this will allow more 'sharing'!

For Mods: I have created this poll here and not in General, only because I thought, this will give an idea to Developers about the kind of apps/softwares, that are in demand and are being used. If you feel like it's in wrong place (I am sorry!), please feel free to move it to correct forum. :)
[General Questions and Answers] josefcrist:
the thing i like about windows mobile is that i can use it without google watching my every move. i really like mymobiler i use it every day.
[General Questions and Answers] dudeluv:
Flash it as soon as a new Build comes out or I will cook one
[General Questions and Answers] drupad2drupad:
Thanks for your input guys!

I am surprised, only 3 votes after 77 views!! :(
[General Questions and Answers] orb3000:
Long live to WM!!

The last 100% FREEDOM OS in the history!!!!!
[General Questions and Answers] drupad2drupad:
Freedom OS - that's the word! :D
[General Questions and Answers] drupad2drupad:
come on guys!!

200 views, only 7 votes... we can be more happier ;)
[General Questions and Answers] drupad2drupad:
do you cook roms regularly?