yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] kjhadfield:
like the idea of free/paid versions :D but more so that g alarm is coming to android. it is still my go to alarm for win mobile.

i also never used the mazes or math problems an such but just left them un checked and it can be simple to reload your alarms after a flash...just do a export before flash then a import after :D
[Android Apps and Games] ageye:
Happy new year!

Beta 0.2 has been released:

http://s.ageye.de/8

http://www.ageye.de/?s=download
[Android Apps and Games] totalomnia:
I've been using electricsleep (love it!! Never fails to work!). Will G-Alarm include sleep tracking too?
[Android Apps and Games] Marth05:
That's a good idea about the log file. I remember resetting my settings after every flash too, but I think if you get titanium it will back up your settings when you back up and restore the app, although I could be mistaken.

Also, I'd just like to say that I don't care about free/paid versions, because I'm probably going to pay for this. I WANT THIS APP. No other alarm I've tried has even come CLOSE to G-Alarm.

I've recently been a victim of "smarter alarm" which was a terrible failure for me. Go G-Alarm go!
[Android Apps and Games] saltorio:
Looks great.

I am running into the issue (reported on the Ageye.de forums) that when I try to open Settings, the app FCs. So a fix for that would be required for the app to really be useful.

Otherwise looking great.
[Android Apps and Games] locationPLAY:
Beta

Was the beta period extended?
[Android Apps and Games] schollianmj:
guessing so, I just installed this and it has a message that it is Beta and will expire 3/01/2011.

So happy this is coming to Android. LOVEd it on my Touch Pro...
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creepinm3:
I don't know what I am searching for. But I ran a sense rom (virtuous) and ever since that rom my personal contact icon doesn't show up. How do I bring that back? I don't know exactly what to search for... sorry for the inconvience.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] pesona3f:
ok guy, i just got my milestone today..(milestone 1).. so i already root with z4root 1.3 and success. the problem is, i cant enter te recovery mode... i already turn of the phone, then turn on while holding the x button and release it when see motorola.. then hold camera and volume up button... but the screen didnt change, it stuck at screen with triangle and ! symbol screen....

can someone help me since i really want to load custom rom into my milestone... :(:(
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] pesona3f:
problem solved, i just need to hold volume up button first then press camera button after triangle symbol... can not hold simultaneously
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danielahl137:
After I rooted I got some zip folders called rootme.zip, update.zip an recovery.img.zip. Is it okay to delete those? I usually delete my rom folders after I flash them so I was thinking its okay
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bftb0:
Yes.

10char
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danielahl137:
Sweet. Thank you good sir Hah
[Galaxy 3 General] p_san_p:
Dont know if it is the right place to ask this doubt.. Actually i m using a postpad connection here in india. as we know whenever we install any appplication it asks for some access permissions. In my last bill i was able to see that one international SMS has been sent from my number. as far i remember i have not sent any international SMS and m not able to see any sms sent on that day in my sms logs. I dont know how it happend but suspecting that some application has internally sent that SMS. Is there any way we can block the application sending sms from our phones ( like any application which ask for allow or reject whenever an internal application tries to sent an sms or ny information) ?
[Galaxy 3 General] sunnysurya:
Hi

Do you have wavesecure installed?

Wavesecure sends international sms to confirm the phone and also sometimes to do other stuff internally.
[Nexus S General] TpaFl:
Hey there,

I just got my nexus s a couple days ago and right away I noticed that when I switch from wifi to Tmobile data (3G) it takes about 5 mins or so for 3G to actually connect and allow me to surf or use any data connection at all. By the way, it still takes the same amount of time(~5 mins or so) to connect even if I check 'use only 2g networks'. Then in the past 2-3 days everything seemed to work fine (mainly cause I haven't been switching between 3g/wifi but today I found a notification on my phone that a system update is available so I went ahead and installed it. That was 2 hrs ago and ever since then I cant connect to either 3g or edge. For a moment I thought that there might be some issues with the network itself so I slipped the sim card into my old Nokia phone and I immediately got the edge connection (my nokia doesnt support tmobile 3g). I see the 3G icon, ocasionally I see the arrows getting highlighted as well but they never turn green. I restarted the phone several times and it still doesn't connect. Anyone else expereinced this?

Thanks,
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
not sure if i understand 100% what your saying, but how fast your device acquires 3G depends on how strong of a presence there is of 3G
[Nexus S General] TpaFl:
Right, but once it acquires the connection it stays strong and I never lose it. Besides that, even if 3g is weak shouldn't edge connect? I know for a fact that edge is available and strong since I never had problems acquiring it with my old signal and even now when I use my old phone it takes not more than 5 sec to connect to edge. Anyway, like I said I found that little weird but not a big deal as I haven't had any problems in last 2-3 days. However, ever since I installed that update I don't get any data conection (3g or edge) no matter what I do.
[Nexus S General] betabob26:
TpaFL, I am having the exact same issue as you, but I confirm that the Gingerbread update has nothing to do with it. When I got my phone last week I also noticed that the transition from wifi to 3G took a long time, and in some cases I ended up needing to reboot the phone. However, beginning yesterday morning, before the update was sent OTA, I could not use 3G/Edge at all and it's been that way ever since. One thing I've noticed is that when you trying browsing to a webpage that you will get redirected to a "m.web2go.com" page that says "service unavailable". To me this means that I still have 3G connectivity, but somehow T-Mobile is blocking my access to the target site for whatever reason.

When I called T-Mobile and explained the situation they told me a couple of things: 1) there was a network outage in my area that could be causing the problem; and 2) that I might be having a problem due to the fact that I am still on an old Blackberry plan. Neither of these make sense to me because if I plug my SIM into my old phone (Nexus One) everything works perfectly fine. I'm also hesitant to move to one of their current internet plans because my Blackberry plan is so attractively priced.

I just PM'd you regarding this in the hopes that maybe we can talk live and trade notes on how to get this problem solved.

Bob
[Nexus S General] lethalp1mp:
I had the same problem, I still had a BB data plan. Seems TMO has the IMEI's of the Nexus S ( the phone tech asked me how I liked my S without me telling her what I had... o_O ), but not the Nexus One. My N1 worked just fine with the BB plan. Switched the 2 lines I have data on to the 4G Unlimited (Their name for non-BB data) and all is well.
[Nexus S General] betabob26:
Hmm...I think T-Mobile knew I had N1 because the rep I spoke to mentioned that she saw that I switched to the N1 back in January.

Do you really need to be on a 4G plan since the Nexus S only supports 3G? And do you know if you're still able to use the Nexus S for tethering without having to pay for T-Mobile's tethering service?
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
you do not need to pay for Tmobile tethering.
[Nexus S General] betabob26:
Okay, thanks. Did you get any sort of explanation from T-Mobile as to why they allowed N1 users to access 3G using a BB plan but not the Nexus S? Seems to me that data is data, regardless of the actual device you're using.
[Nexus S General] Arcarsenal:
Like other posters said, these Nexus S phones have unique IMEI numbers that T-Mobile can recognize and apply data settings on. I have/had a grandfathered Smartphone Unlimited (24.99) data plan on my line for about 3 years now. It worked flawlessly with my Touch Pro 2, Nexus One and Dell Venue Pro.

I noticed with the Nexus S, after I disconnected from wifi and went back to 3G, I would get the time out errors and "upgrade your plan" page in the browser. A reboot would fix it but that was annoying. I called TMO customer support, spoke with a supervisor who changed my grandfathered Smartphone Unlimited (24.99) to the grandfathered Android Unlimited Plan (also 24.99). All that changed was the name, but I never saw that "upgrade" message again. I tried my SIM in my Nexus One and Venue Pro after the change and now all my devices can use 3G data with no issues.

lethalp1mp, I hope your new data plan does not cost you more money because I know for a fact your previous plans can be changed to work at the same previous price.
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
Data is data, the reason they charge more for a smartphone plan is because smart phone users are likely to use much more data.
[Nexus S General] lethalp1mp:
It's just what they call their non-Blackberry data plans now from what I can see. You will need to add messaging if you do switch, as the BB plans included messaging, or at least mine did.
[Nexus S General] lethalp1mp:
For me, it came out to be less than what I was paying before.
[Nexus S General] betabob26:
Well, I just called TMO and spoke to a rep that claimed the reason why I wasn't getting data access was due to my IMEI not being recorded in their system. She took down the IMEI number from my Nexus S and entered it into their "system", and told me it takes up to two hours to register. I played along, but I rather doubt this is going to fix my problem. I'm sure I'll end up having to switch out of my BB plan.
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] HTC HD2 MAN:
So I got the G2 last Thursday and I'm very happy with this phone. I have the T-mobile clear kickstand case but I got to say... the case is a ***** to take off. I like clear too because its the closest thing to showing off the phone's sexiness lol. So back to the case... I don't like taking it off every time dust/dirt/lint/etc. gets between the case and the phone.

The alternative? Well thats simple. Getting a full body skin protector for the G2 is the perfect answer. My question is though, is what brand? :confused:

Theres:

Zagg

Skinomi

and the Body Glove (EZ ARMOR)

I don't know which brand to order from. I hear Zagg's screen part is over-sized my i dont know, 1, 2, 3 centimeter? Have not seen any reviews of them and neither goes to body glove.

Any suggestion to another brand? or advice/thoughts...?
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] eatjello:
i literally posted this in a thread about a minute ago, so just going to copy and paste

ok so i've had the skinomi full body on my phone for about two weeks now. and most of the edges on the back have started to peel, and some on the protector near the track pad. i will probably end up ripping off the back protector. the screen protector has some dents in the protector, but they have been there since i put it on. and they are starting to annoy me. so the whole thing might end up coming off.

but as far as the feel of the screen protector, it feels very good, like glass.

i've also owned bodyguardz, very good, but like zagg, thick and the responsiveness of the screen seems to go down. after having zagg on my iphone 4, i will never buy zagg again, i just think its a crap product, but thats my opinion
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] KiNG OMaR:
Okay well I really have no problems with zagg products. I have like 2 extra max protection sets, bought them during the cyber monday deal for 50% off.

And regarding the screen size of the zagg shield, they have been perfect so far, so I have no complains. The good thing about the zagg shields is that they don't scratch like some of the other options might.

I would seriously recommend the zagg's as they are top notch, and LOL I haven't noticed any issues with screen responsiveness and it's a great way to keep that stock G2 look while having your phone completely protected :p
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] blunted09:
Just put on my zagg tonight and i can honestly say its perfect. i have used nothing but zagg for all of my phones and it never had any problems. I all fairness though, there are certain edges that will start to show wear eventually. i just cut off that part or re-glue the edge once more. Its great and fits perfect. 5 out of 5
[G2 and Desire Z Accessories] Veiger:
Will the ZAGG full-body screen protectors go over a SkinIt skin well? I want the extra protections but still want my TRON themed G2 lol.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niiza:
Sorry if this in the wrong place, feel free to move or delete if so, but I had some questions.I really want to root and s-off so I can but CM on it but I'm so chicken to do it. Should I just wait for a one-click root and s-off? Or am I going to have no such luck??
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hk1388:
Rooting the g2 is significantly easier than it was before now that we have the gfree method. I decided to stop being a chicken last night and rooted mine. It took around two hours for me to read all the instructions and set everything up. I suggest you read the guide on how to setup adb. If that seems too hard, you might want to wait but there's no telling if or when a one click root is gonna be available.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] detox702:
Doesn't VISIONary support basically a 1-click root? Download, install, and click "attempt perm root now" i thought.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KiNG OMaR:
VISIONary is VERY unreliable, rage method is quick and painless and only requires the knowledge of simple adb commands ;)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllWin:
Actualy it doesn't. All you have to do is relax and copy/paste. There's a nice and simple guide on CM Wiki ;)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niiza:
Thank you to everyone who replied. Maybe now ill get the guts to do it. Could you give me the link to that CM Wiki you were talking about though?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whatdah:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=TMobile_G2:_Rooting
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niiza:
awesome, so i can copy and paste those commands into the terminal right? to try and avoid any mistakes
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steviewevie:
Yes, basically that stuff in Cyanogen's Wiki has been copied and pasted from the XDA Vision Wiki at http://xdaforums.com/wiki/index.php...cess_.28Permanent_Root_.2F_.22Permaroot.22.29

If you need a guide on how to get adb setup on your PC, see http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=865685
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] niiza:
okay so i permrooted my g2, im pretty sure it worked because when i type 'su' into the terminal now i get # instead of $. and first time i got the superuser permissions prompt as well.

so i did that correct right?

does this also mean i have s-off???
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steviewevie:
If you can get the root (#) prompt after a reboot then yes, you have permanent root.

This is not connected with S-OFF though. To check that (how did you do the root/S-OFF ?) you can reboot into the bootloader (hboot) - with the phone switched off, hold Volume Down and then hold Power till it switches on. Check the line at the top which will say "S-ON" or "S-OFF".

If you used gfree to get S-OFF, then you can use gfree_verify to check it did everything it was supposed to - see the Wiki for details on this.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] Joell27:
where can i download the fuel gauge battery icon? I really like it
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] xxMAGIC MANNxx:
You can download it in the market. :)
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] Joell27:
not found

not the widget. I want the one in the status bar
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] b1oh4zard:
U can get it from here under the "Custom" section :

http://circle.glx.nl/
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] Lazy361:
Hmmm, looks really cool. Id like to dl it but doesn't appear they make one for Enoms the official, which I don't think ill switch from.

Unless I'm ignorant and just can't don't know that I can use it. Not real sure about a rom being deodexd version yada yada. ....semi-noob here
[Nook Color General] wvcachi:
For anyone who doesn't know, this is a neat and simple trick to make the items on your screen bigger or smaller:

EASY WAY (it will keep the setting until you do a hard reset-- holding the power down for 10 or so seconds until it powers off):

1. Download LCDDensity for Root (free) from Market

2. Change density based on your preferences (higher # = bigger items, lower resolution; lower # = smaller items, higher res)

MORE ADVANCED WAY (if you want the change to survive a hard reboot):

1. In root explorer, navigate to system/ and backup your build.prop file.

2. Set system to r/w

3. Hold down on the original file, and select open in text editor

4. Find the two entries where it says:

ro.sf.lcd_density.xdpi=169.33333

ro.sf.lcd_density.ydpi=169.33333

If you wanted your density to be 250, you'd change them to the following single line:

ro.sf.lcd_density=250

5. Save, reboot, and enjoy your NC's new look.

Here are a couple of my homescreens set at 250:

Now, jacking up your LCD density much above 200 will make your status bar look wonky and cut-off. One solution for this is to set it to 250, like above (by changing build. prop - I think the app I mentioned only allow multiples of 20), which will make it look clean (as long as wifi is on). The only problem there is that you'll lose your status bar clock and Notifications in portrait mode ...

... the solution for THIS is to get two apps: hellostatusbar, and quick launch. Set quick launch to open hellostatusbar on a home-button double press, and it will display your Notifications.

FYI the Galaxy Tab's default is 240
[Nook Color General] docfreed:
Can this be done w/LCD Density Changer (from market)?
[Nook Color General] wvcachi:
Yeah, I didn't mention it because it costs a buck. It is an easy, automated way to do it though.
[Nook Color General] mbh87:
There is also a free one.
[Nook Color General] wvcachi:
The free one, LCDDensity for Root, doesn't keep the change after doing a full (battery pull) reboot. To me, this is less than ideal, but if you don't mind changing it again, knock yourself out.
[Nook Color General] RoboRay:
A battery pull reboot on a NOOKcolor? Don't you need a screwdriver for that?
[Nook Color General] norkoastal:
I believe he is using the phone example for reference. In the case of the NC, the free option should be a good alternative for those not wanting to modify scripts.
[Nook Color General] RoboRay:
Anyway, thanks for providing the entries to change manually. It's a good tip. :)
[Nook Color General] wvcachi:
Yeah, good point - not sure if a power-button-long-hold hard reset would be the equivalent on a Nook or not. If it is only a battery pull that would do it, then you would indeed need a screwdriver and a little bit of masochism for that to be a problem.

EDIT: the long power button hold reset DOES make the free app lose the setting
[Nook Color General] wvcachi:
If anyone's interested in getting the density more like the Galaxy Tab's without having an ugly, cut-off looking status bar in portrait mode (with a couple sacrifices), here's a little work-around I came up with (if you're using softkeys mapped to double-tap of home button, this isn't for you):

1. Set density to 250 using the build.prop editing method. Reboot.

2. Get a market app called HelloStatusBar.

3. Get a market app called QuickLaunch. Open it and set home button double-tap to open HelloStatusBar.

You'll lose your status bar clock, and it'll look ugly with wifi off, but with wifi on, it'll be nice and clean like the pic below:

Your Notifications will be gone, but now you can double-tap home to bring them up:
[Nook Color General] ctos:
Very useful and thanks for sharing!
[Nook Color General] jdposhkus:
I bought the paid version and it does not survive a reboot. Unless I am doing it wrong. Which is highly likely.

Now for the hijack....to the OP Where did you score the sexy rosie mod...ME WANTS!!!

JDP

HTC INC & B&N CN never out of arms reach...
[Nook Color General] wvcachi:
I'm not familiar with the paid version, so I can't really comment on that.

That's ADW EX launcher, with the browser, email, and app drawer icons from the Galaxy Tab. Not sure if Samsung's launcher icons are open source, so I won't post them (PM'd). . .
[Nook Color General] Masterface7:
So wait the galaxy tab comes stock with the screen virtualized to be a different resolution than it actually is?
[Nook Color General] Ptaaty:
adwlauncher ex has adjustable icon sizes. You can adjust so icons are a nice size and not interfere with the dock. As if you needed another reason for ex!
[Nook Color General] rjoudrey:
I am using LCD Density Changer at 190. Works great.
[Nook Color General] likearaptor:
I manually changed mine to 141, an opposite reaction to many. By doing this I can get 4-5 items in the notification area on the right and things are not too small on the screen.
[Nook Color General] TC93:
Where is the root explorer program located?
[Nook Color General] RoboRay:
In the Market.
[Nook Color General] ADude:
FYI, the free app works fine with CM7, with none of the problems described by OP, so you can use whatever looks right to you.

I am liking 200, because it makes the back arrow easier to press ! ;)
[Nook Color General] javip:
LCD Density free version only works during the current session. I've used it over the past few months on my HTC HD2 - the thing is that the free version reverts back to whatever your build.prop says for lcd density once you do a reboot of the hard. poweroff/power back on.

to me this isn't much of an issue since it takes all of 3 seconds to reset your resolution, and even less of a hassle if you don't reset your devices often. i kept my phone at one resolution for a little 4 weeks once. right now while development on the nook is still pretty hot you will be rebooting alot while testing various roms and so you will be resetting your resolution quite a few times. once development steadies out and people start getting settled into whichever rom they choose - then rebooting all the time won't be much of an issue. right now the battery life on my nc is great in standby to the point where i'm putting it on the charger about once every 2-3 days.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] nehalem7:
I use XXJPX Rom and In the Power Don't have Recovery,Download,ete like same stock rom
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HTCinToronto:
All my apps that were on the SD card had their links broken even though the SD card was still fine.

So I wiped my install and started resetting things. One of my first steps was to reinstall Titanium Backup but my app list doesn't rebuild. If I install an app from the market, TB then connects that app to the backup history. I can restore data or old backups thereafter.

Anyone know how I can get TB to build my app list without having to manually install from the market?

Yes, I own the pro version.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] houzuoguo:
I've been using Titanium Backup pro for 3 months and haven't met such problem... do a disk error check for your SD card Fat32 partition in windows, see if it finds any problem.

Did you backup those apps using another version of Titanium Backup? I wonder if there was compatibility problem across older and newer Titanium Backup versions.