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[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lalalandrus:
the htc sense messaging app is horrible. the dates and times are wrong and it is like a pig. openeing, sending, reading are all slow.

install the vanilla android messaging app as shown here then you dont have to install third party

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=846231&page=12
[Nook Color General] biohazardjoker:
i give my wife a nook i rooted "ithink becuse appear the super user icon and i have the market" but the problem is my wife whant something like this in her nook "see video" my question is how i can enable the widgets to use it in the from page becuse went i try to put the widgets pointing my finger for few seconds what appears is wall papers and clear the panel no appear the widget she want the weather widget and maybe the facebook widget and put some books on the front page "she have 504 already" ...

well people i really what and need your help.

ty to all the people that read this and help me. is her Christmas present and i leave to my base on january 1 so i dont have muh time to fix this, any help will be apreciate. ty again

****http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIflnwfsZCE&feature=related
[Nook Color General] fprice02:
Are you talking about adding the youtube widget?
[Nook Color General] badgmc31:
You need to install a launcher, like zeam. Then set the new launcher to respond when the n key is pressed.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] afrcom15:
Just flash the PD98IMG zip through the bootloader.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pluisje89:
Can you give me a link and tell me how to flash it? :)

I couldn't manage it myself, sorry. I've tried..
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seba84_2005:
Rename rom.zip to PD98IMG.zip. Copy and paste PD98IMG.zip to dir SD card. Run bootloader and follow the instructions on the screen.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LinoX:
this will overwrite EVERYTHING (clockworkmod recovery and HBOOT) so be careful if you need them.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaighamz:
Hi guys,

I am looking for same, where can I find the PD98IMG.zip?

Thanks.

PS. I am new to Android stuff, but have used CWM, Cyanogen, LeeDroid etc.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flussen:
Try using the RUU for 1.32 or 1.72. It's easier ;)

However, if you want the zip, go to the 1.72/1.82 downgrade thread in the android developement section. You should find it there ;)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Yungfu:
So just run the .exe and its good? Im assuming we'll loose S-OFF, Radio-OFF, and Root right?
[Nexus S General] ogdobber:
OK, I have been testing a few different sip providers since hearing gizmo5 is on life support and the plug being pulled in april...

Keep in mind that ANY sip provider can be used (you just need to know the credentials)

So for example, if you have at&t uverse voip telephone, then you can set it up on your nexus s (as well as your cable provider voip or magic jack)

I don't use those, so I can't tell you how to do it, but it is all the same...

instructions

-download sipdroid from the market

-run sipdroid and click "New PBX linked to my Google Voice"

-enter username and password (note if you already have a pbxes account delete it or choose a new username)

-delete/uninstall sipdroid (you no longer need it because gingerbread can do voip natively, you just needed it to configure your pbxes account)

-now go to your phone settings/ call settings/ accounts

add account

username- your name/nickname-200

password- check pbxes for password(same as pbxes under extensions-sipdroid<200>)

server- pbxes.org

[set as primary]

couple things to note- to receive incoming calls check the box, but as it says, battery life will be reduced

with cm7, "internet" calls can be placed over 3g...so using this option all your calls can be free* ...every thing goes through google voice

add "some" personal data so they realize it is not a "drone" account

advanced "not working for free accounts"

gizmo R.I.P.

[YOUTUBE]XOXzs6LoBz0&p=0E5C18FB5B9AB9B8[/YOUTUBE]

credits-jacksonj51, smachine, Paul22000, Dave's Tech Shop

yet another solution....
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
I was going to purchase a sipp account today but i had no money in my paypal :( tomorrow i will
[Nexus S General] raeef:
Thaanks ! I just tried it and it works great.
[Nexus S General] ztm.000:
Would it work also if we just ripped the T-Mobile apk from somewhere and installed it? This is a variant of UMA, correct?

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Psosmith82:
Wheres the sip phone icon? I have it set to only call for internet calls. In the google demos, it actually shows a second phone icon with "sip" written on it. Where is that? Only getting it to work if its set to choose everytime or always
[Nexus S General] jruweaver:
Cool

10 characters
[Nexus S General] JupiterDroid:
Oggs you have more moves than a chess board;) lol

JD:p
[Nexus S General] b84cops:
Think this could get figured out in the next 10 days? If not, I have to seriously consider taking this phone back. I don't get cell coverage at my house.

ugh....
[Nexus S General] lithdoc:
I'm having issues linking my gizmo account with GV account. My Gizmo will ring, but GV will not accept the verification code - it keeps saying "sorry, I didin't catch that." Has anyone experienced similar issues?
[Nexus S General] ogdobber:
the tmo apk won't work without a kernel that supports it, the lib files and a build prop mod...no, the tmobile uma client uses your cell minutes...this does not, it is pure voip

;)

I was in the same boat, that is why I researched how to do this...now I am set. this is better than the tmobile app because it doesn't use your minutes:D

you are ahead of yourself... "turn off" all google voice on your phone and initiate the call from your desktop...then answer the gizmo call on your phone and enter the code (on your phone)...then turn on and adjust your gv settings
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
this is not a variant of UMA
[Nexus S General] IDtheTarget:
I had to install the Gizmo5 client on my PC. Then when the Google voice verification call came in, there's a little down arrow at the top of the popup box. If you click that, you can open a text with "sound blasts" I think it was. There's a keyboard there, and if you click on the two numbers, GV will accept it.
[Nexus S General] ztm.000:
Damn, seems like some of you guys are/were depending on this feature... It'd be nice, but I dont need it. Good luck to you all.
[Nexus S General] b84cops:
currently, i don't have a sip account. doesn't this still cost extra money to make happen? is there a cost per minute?
[Nexus S General] lithdoc:
Well, I figured out what the issue actually was... I signed up for Gizmo some 5 years ago, but have not really used it. Anyway, they gave out 2 numbers - one SIP with 747 are code, the other with 775 (I don't know whether they still give those away). I had initially put in the 775, and while it would ring, it would not recognize my inputs. Once I changed it to 747, it all worked like a charm.
[Nexus S General] lithdoc:
Hm, okay, so something is still not working. I followed the directions as listed in the first posting, but I still have no sucess making calls. It just says registered callback, waiting for google to call back, and it goes nowhere from there...

UPDATE: anyway, it seems to work when my gizmo app is open on the computer, but that's kinda useless, since I want to use the phone as the calling device. Any thoughts?
[Nexus S General] ogdobber:
see OP

+10 char
[Nexus S General] robot_agenda:
does this change your phone number? i could never get this setup on the nexus 1, but is the addition of sip calling with gingerbread what makes this work?
[Nexus S General] alphahere:
You are lucky, gizmo stopped the 775 numbers a long time ago. It was supposed to be a back door to make free calls or have free incoming calls to your gizmo account. You have a valuable gizmo account :)

Does anyone know if this is a feature of gingerbread and will be available for other gingerbread phones?

Thanks.
[Nexus S General] ogdobber:
if you go (call) through your google voice then that shows up...if you you use straight up gizmo then that will show...All of my numbers forward to my google voice so it doesn't matter what number people call, my phone will still ring;)
[Nexus S General] lithdoc:
Anyway, so my phone will not ring, it will just send out the request to google, but it will never come back. If I log into my gizmo5 on the PC, it will ring on my computer, but nothing on the phone.

Is there something else I should be doing? Thanks!
[Nexus S General] ogdobber:
In the OP I never said anything about installing the application on your computer...uninstall from pc and that should be it
[Nexus S General] aimfire72:
Awesome, thanks so much, got it on first try - works great!

Question, will this work over 3G? Or anyway to make it work over 3G?

thanks again
[Nexus S General] cesierra:
What I read is that it works over wifi only. I hope some dev is already figuring out how to override this.
[Nexus S General] lithdoc:
Okay, i figured it out... I have to check to receive incoming call in my phone! I guess it works now, thanks!
[Nexus S General] IDtheTarget:
This isn't UMA. However, I started using Google Voice several months ago, and started giving out that number. Thanks to the great tutorial provided by the OP, I can now receive phone calls in my house, in which I have no T-Mo service, but do have a WiFi. I haven't tried out the Google Voice Callback thing yet, I need to play with it for the next few days.
[Nexus S General] IDtheTarget:
True, but that's the only way I was able to get the Google Voice to understand the two-digit confirmation code...
[Nexus S General] lithdoc:
Is there a way I could link my 775 number with google voice?
[Nexus S General] D_Love20:
stuck at registered callback screen

Anyone else getting stuck at the registered callback screen?
[Nexus S General] lithdoc:
I had that issue. Did you check "receive incoming calls"? It is something you have to do, yet it is not written in the description.
[Nexus S General] D_Love20:
On which application does that need to be checked on? GV, GV CallBack, or gizmo5?

Thanks
[Nexus S General] jacksonj51:
If you want to use over 3G or even Edge (not recommended, packet loss) then you'll want to get sipdriod from the market and dive into its settings.
[Nexus S General] lithdoc:
Phone -> settings -> call settings -> internet call settings -> accounts -> check "receive incoming calls"
[Nexus S General] robot_agenda:
i have done that, but i cannot receive calls either. how are you receiving calls?

edit: i can make calls out fine, but nothing works when trying to receive a call. i have tried calling my gizmo number, gv number, and mobile nothing works. i have followed all of the steps to no avail. -sad face
[Nexus S General] D_Love20:
ok i figured out my issue :). I had to go to the gizmo5 site and change my call forwarding settings. I think when google purchased gizmo5 they automatically forward all your gizmo5 calls to gtalk. so if you select "no forwarding" on the gizmo5 site it may help, atleast that's what made it work for me. Thanks for this post and the help to a xda and android newbie like myself
[Nexus S General] robot_agenda:
No luck there either
[Nexus S General] damrong18:
If you were to use this internationally over wifi would you be charged for roaming?
[Nexus S General] ogdobber:
Actually it is written in the description (step 5)...I just put it in bold and added (for use with google voice) ;)
[Nexus S General] ogdobber:
you need to check receive incoming calls on you phone in call settings at the bottom...

no, this is all done over the wifis' you do not need a cell signal for this to work:)
[Nexus S General] wuyanks:
Need help if possible... i have a gizmo5 account with a 747 number. I setup my sip account, checked receive all incoming and outgoing calls via internet... call out works fine, but for some reason i cannot for the life of me receive any calls... i have tried linking it through my google voice number and simply just calling through the 747 gizmo number... am i missing something? whenever i call my GV number, it automatically rerouts to my voicemail inbox btw...
[Nexus S General] robot_agenda:
i am with you on this one. i have followed all steps and nothing seems to be working.

however, i did see it could be due to the router we own not being able to filter the calls or something.
[Nexus S General] wuyanks:
interesting thought... I'm using a Linksys WRT54GS ...
[Nexus S General] Paul22000:
Haha, thanks for the credit... ;)

By the way, this isn't specific to the Nexus S or Nexus One, but should work on any Android phone :cool:

(Original thread here with CSipSimple setup / some additional discussion)
[Nexus S General] rickysquared:
works with sipgate as well...

I just tried this with sipgate.. Works like a charm...

Question.. When I use Google Voice calling from the phone, how to I make google voice call back the SIP number as opposed to the cell number?
[Nexus S General] ogdobber:
it is in your google voice settings as to which numbers are forwarded to...if you foward to your mobile number and your gizmo5 number chances are that the mobile will ring first and take priority.

I forward to both and just turn off the cell signal...then all my calls come through gizmo/google voice
[Nexus S General] zeiroe:
oh man. I wish I could hit your thanks button more times. this works perfectly! thanks for the great writeup
[Nexus S General] rickysquared:
Thanks for the tip. I didn't think about turning off the cell signal...
[Nexus S General] robot_agenda:
that didn't work either, i give up trying to get this to work :(
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
Took me a while, but I finally got it to work.... used Sipgate, Google Voice, and "Google Voice Callback FREE" app.

I didn't need to purchase anything at all.

I actually wrote up a VERY DETAILED "how to" on getting this feature to work, for 100% FREE, but this forum won't let me post it because apparently I'm new here & haven't me the requirements to post something with links in the content. Rrrrr.
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=10078413#post10078413
[Nexus S General] tommyz2kool:
would u mind PMing me your how to guide? I'd really appreciate it.
[Nexus S General] mrroey:
This is amazing. Works perfectly but how do you get the callback feature to only work when you want to use gvoice. It asks me everytime if I want to make a callback even when Google voice is turned off.

So it calls back to my sip number and then that number rings my gvoice number? Kinda trying to figure out how it all works

Thanks for the guide..this should be stickied
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
I got it to post finally.

I started a new thread for it, titled....

"how to: DETAILED 100% FREE Wifi/VoIP calling set up"

you can see it at this link....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=10078413#post10078413
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
If you open the GVoice app, go to "When to use callback" -you should be able to control it from there & select your preferences. Or press the "Add homescreen shortcut to toggle callback on/off" button on the bottom of that screen. That way all you have to do it press that button from one of your home screens to turn it on/off fast & easily.

From what I gather, in regards to "outgoing calls", this app tells your Google Voice number to connect to your Sipgate number, which calls you via VoIP through your WiFi.... and once you pick up, it then dials whatever number you selected to dial in the first place. Therefore, ALL of your calls are ALWAYS going to be free incoming calls through Sipgate. Good Stuff, huh??
[Nexus S General] s44t4r:
Thanks for the write up. I got everything to work but every call, whether it be incoming or outgoing, the other party always hears an echo. Its bad enough that many times its the first thing they mention.

I've seen some other setups for sip calling that incorporates pbxes.org, but I couldn't get that to work. From what I understand, the theory behind using pbxes.org is to utilize a more efficient codec with less bandwidth overhead. That in turn would eliminate the echo.
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
Hmmm.... I personally haven't had this issue on my end as of yet. Yeah, I've seen the YouTube video for Sipdroid, using pbxes.org as well (to stream live video even) http://sipdroid.org/. I haven't tried that method out myself yet, but it makes sense that there would be a lesser chance of an echo or lag if they were more efficient & had less overhead bandwidth. You should be able to use any SIP provider that features free incoming calls, along side with GV and GV Callback, to achieve the same "completely free" result. If you can find a better SIP provider, then I'd say go for it. I only chose Sipgate because it seems to be quite popular.... but of course, that's also probably the same reason why you experienced an echo in your calls too. If you get it to work with them, let me know how it turns out.
[Nexus S General] tommyz2kool:
thanks for the writeup. everything works exactly as expected. The only thing I dont like is how (you covered this) is how gv callback will hang if you are on wifi for a while. Is there any particular reason for this?
[Nexus S General] redhatyellow:
im getting echo complaints too.

i put them on speaker and turned the volume down a little and the echo went away.

im next going to try using a headset and see if that eliminates the echo entirely.

but damn, this is cool !!!
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
I'm not sure about the reason for this "hang" sometimes. GV Callback apparently claims that it's due them having to log you into GV and Sipgate (but I really don't see that process taking very long). Personally, I think that Sipgate is the one holding things up. There's been a couple of times where I've waited & waited & never connected, only to find out that the Sipgate inbox recorded the (attempted) call in it's own inbox. So GV Callback reached GV, and GV reached Sipgate, but Sipgate failed to reach me (unless Sipgate goes back to GV, which then tries reaches me??). This is where the un-checking & re-checking of the "Receive incoming calls" box comes into play, because I believe that it logs you out & then back in again -which seems to give it that extra little "jump start" that it needs to reach you.

By the way, here is a link to the GV Callback FAQ....

(maybe you see something that I don't)

http://musingsfromtheunderground.blogspot.com/2010/08/google-voice-callback-faq.html
[Nexus S General] CyanSlowly:
I can't seem to verify the number with google voice. I can hear google voice asking me to enter the number, but it can't hear my touch tones.

Anyone else having this problem?
[Nexus S General] frogprince:
I'm stuck with the same problem.

GV

"I'm sorry that you are having trouble. Please try calling back later again"
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
It took me three tries to verify the Sipgate number with Google Voice
[Nexus S General] frogprince:
I've tried 30+ times.

No luck yet.

I have prepaid flex. Does that matter?
[Nexus S General] Rogdin:
Thanks for the post!

However, I don't completely understand how it works, so I'm asking a stupid question: Can I make free international call? Or it works only for domestic calls?
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
I don't see why having a flex account would matter at all. Are you able to call your Sipgate number directly, and get through? (without Google Voice)
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
Well, of the 3 "programs" that you use with this setup, I believe that GV Callback has the greatest limitation -it claims that it is only capable of being used to make calls within the US and Canada.
[Nexus S General] tommyz2kool:
I think it has to do with the timing of when you actually hit the numbers on the keypad. I've verified and removed the same sipgate number from my gv account 3x and sometimes it takes a few tries for it to register.
[Nexus S General] andreyb051:
International calling

Hi,

Does anybody know how to use a PAID SIP calling?

I would like to call mobile numbers in Israel, and, as far as I understand, nobody is providing this service for free.....

Thanks!
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
Yeah, it seems that Sipgate IS the reason for the echo. I just used a friend's phone to call my Sipgate number directly WITHOUT using Google Voice or Google Voice Callback, and there was an echo.

Thus, it appears that the solution to the "echo" problem IS to use a different SIP Provider, as suspected. Like I said before, as long as the SIP Provider offers free incoming calls, you should still be able to achieve the same completely free results by using them in conjunction with Google Voice and Google Voice Callback.

If anyone knows of any GOOD sip providers (which don't echo) that allow you to open a free account and offers free incoming calls, post them on here! It would be great to get rid of that echo for good while still being able to keep it completely free!
[Nexus S General] frogprince:
Yes I can call the number directly and get through.

I've re-entered the sip in GV, get a call to verify but it seems the two digit code I"m punching in doesn't arrive there.
[Nexus S General] DanRyb:
Well Gizmo5 has the echo as well. I did buy one on eBay after seeing the other tutorial online. Got everything working good.

All of the people who call me though complain the reception and echo is terrible. The call is always fine on my end though.
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
Like tommyz2kool said above, I think you just need to be persistent. (I know that's probably not what you want to hear right now, but that seems to be the only way to get passed this issue unfortunately). When I hooked mine up I had the same issue as you with the code not going through during the first few tries. I just kept on trying at it over and over until it finally worked. Keep at it.... I know it seems frustrating right now, setting it up and running into these road blocks, but persistence will pay off.
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
Oh really?? Hmm I did not know that.... that's really interesting. Well I guess that means that I can definitely scratch them off my list. Thanks for the info.
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
Just an FYI.... if anyone is looking for MY "how to guide" it got moved (by the moderators apparently), and is now BURIED under this "faux free" thread. Regardless, here is the link to MY "truly free" how to guide, directly.....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=10078413#post10078413
[Nexus S General] ogdobber:
motorcyclekopp, added to op... i will clean it up when I get time.

yes, the mods merged yours onto my thread....in the future, if you have a different way (or better) of doing something ask the op to (add it to the op) this keeps the forum clean and less cluttered...;)
[Nexus S General] betabob26:
I can't seem to get the auto-answer function to work in GV Callback...anyone else having this problem or can share some insight as to how to get this to work properly?
[Nexus S General] MotorcycleKopp:
OK, cool. Thanks for that. Yeah, I originally started a new thread because I used a different set up than you. But I can definitely see how it's related. I've never been part of a forum where the mods merge threads together without talking to the ops first. I'm still getting used to how things are set up in this forum.... not exactly what I'm used to. Everything seems to just be bunched up together into one extremely cluttered & broad "general" folder. I'm used to specific sub-folders for each detailed topic/subject matter. Regardless, thanks for the heads up & direction :)