yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G2 and Desire Z General] J-Hop2o6:
yupp.. then after HSPA+ (21, 42, 84, 168 mbps) is LTHE (Long Term HSPA Evolution [336-672mbps])

http://www.tmonews.com/2010/12/forget-hspa-and-lte-lthe-is-the-way-to-go/

http://www.nokiasiemensnetworks.com...HSPA_evolution_white_paper_low_res_141220.pdf
[G2 and Desire Z General] tvdang7:
holy **** nice.
[G2 and Desire Z General] gravis86:
Yeah T-Mo in the Seattle area is the ish. My sig is at my house with only 3 bars of reception...
[G2 and Desire Z General] Selmak:
The terms "3G" and "4G" are worthless. All that really matters is what the actually speed of the network is. It is ridiculous to argue over what is or what isn't 4G.
[General Questions and Answers] baekstl:
Hi

Is it possible to backup and restore contact / SMS using Titanium backup?

Thanks
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] kfg:
Sorry for my poor English.

Phone: TOPAZ

WM: WM 6.1

RADIO:25.91

DRIVER:2.53

Android: 2.2，which down from ppcand, base on odexed-cm61test-22112010

Problem:Answered the phone, the earpiece and the speaker no sound.About 8 seconds after answered the call, the phone halted, there is not response when touch the screen and hit the buttons. But the outgoing calls is ok.

How to fix it? Thank you very much.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] bad85:
Try after Android boot up, firstly call yourself, for me it helps.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] kfg:
Do you mean: after Android boot up, make a outgoing call firstly?

I will try it ,thank you very much.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Android Development] kfg:
Feedback:

After Android boot up, make a outgoing call firstly, then the phone works good, I can answer the phone.

Thanks to bad85.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rahul.a:
hi i just installed custom gingerbread rom on my nexus one... i want to restore its previous apn list also... please tell me the steps through which i can update the apn list located in the system/etc/ .... i dont hav root explorer so cant update through it also...plz help...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
You could use "APN Backup & Restore".
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rahul.a:
thanks... got it :)
[Desire HD Accessories] reformy:
Hi all

I use a case mate tough case.

I've realized that when the case is on, and the power usb cable is connected (to charge the DHD), the touch screen starts acting "funny".

This is caused by the silicon part of the case (without the case the touch works fine, with only the silicon it's funny again).

Does anyone else have this kind of problem?

thanks
[Desire HD Accessories] olivierlee:
I have used both the Casemate Though and the Otterbox commuter and have no such problems. Might be a grounding issue.
[Desire HD Accessories] Coatezy:
Wierd! :\ Have the same case and dont seem to have this problem either.. I love the case!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] abhi98228:
http://androidos.in/2010/12/xperia-x10-mini-successor-spotted-with-gingerbread-1-ghz-processor/

looks cool!!!!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] kkrraazzyy:
Looking good
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Manny-:
This is just awesome cant wait for it ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] The Andropirate:
Possibly a mini version of rumoured xperia x12 aka anuz or Halon or what ever you name it
[Captivate General] capnoob:
Much love to the Design Gears team. I gave AT&T a deadline of Christmas to give me 2.2 .... They missed the memo so i flashed! Boy am I glad i did! BUT some caveats to those wishing to make the jump.

1. Backup, Backup, Backup. Your familiar wallpapers and settings will be gone.

2. Do not restore all apps and data with TiBackup because you will not be able to make calls (com.android.phone will keep force closing every 3 seconds)

3. If your apps were not compatible with 2.2 you will likely have problems

4. If you do the restore some of your app icons will not show up.

I chose to go with appbrain.com and do it the hard way - install them one by one. This produced better results and the phone "feels" faster and posts better quadrant scores without the voodoo lagfix.
[Captivate General] TheEscapist:
Welcome to the addiction. :D

Just a heads up for number 2, restoring system data when going in between OS versions is playing with fire. I personally only have a few apps I restore manually each time I flash (which is every couple of days, lets be honest).

Oh, and voodoo isn't just a lagfix. It converts your internal storage to the faster, safer ext4, from the laggy rfs filesystem used by Samsung.
[Captivate General] mcord11758:
You can restore all your apps with titanium without issue, the problems start when your restore system data. Just for future flashing
[Captivate General] capnoob:
Got it!

Yeah, this ROM is cool. I finally get back my usb tethering :p Now if i could just get better than 2.3mb down and 0.35mb up :mad:
[Captivate General] JohnnyDanger:
Does this rom enable the wireless hotspot? I'm considering using it but would like to know the answer to my question first.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] nkcc:
+1

Im looking too ...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] nkcc:
Bump! Still looking ...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] nozerogravity:
Ofc we are all talking about strict theming the thing, because the SemcPhone.apk is not replaceable "the easy" way. Replacing the app it self would bring out the consequences like no signal, no sms, no calling :D , bunch of force closes etc.

Even the X10 version is not working (da... it figures :D).

As for the theme - I'll try to do one in popular lately "Honeycomb" style :)

But that after I manage to properly edit the layout xml's.

Nice topic btw, maybe theme creators will bring to us some nice things.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Mix1983:
Auuu craftsmen from xda that you slept , all help the same in such a simple question for you!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] gdeliana:
the only thing i would like is to make it possible to end call by using the back key. Discussion is taking place on the developers forum but as far it looks like the only way is to map the power button key. Though i think editing the semcphone apk would do the trick.
[General Questions and Answers] inigosalvat:
Hi,

The modern 3G modems includes in an area that usually emulates a CD (called zerocd) the drivers and tools for some OS. I am trying to replace the software offered by the operator with my own version. Does any one know howto enable the write function into the zerocd.

I dont mind to do it with huawei or ZTE 3G modems?

Thanks for your help
[General Questions and Answers] tknz:
EDIT: SORRY misread ur post
[General Questions and Answers] Grantson:
Does anyone know if this is possible

I updated the firmware and unlocked a hauweii E160 and installed the debranded dashboard on my laptop

I wanted to replace the custom version on the ZeroCD partition with the debranded one

The site I found the unlocking/debranding guide on has a link to an article about how to update the CD but did sadly it was a dead link
[General Questions and Answers] Eiresans:
For both manufacturers you'll need to create an iso with all the program files you'll need on it. For ZTE, download a program called dccrap.exe and use the 'write dashboard' function in the 'flashing' tab to write your iso to the modem, You can also use the 'read dashboard' function to copy the dashboard from a modem.

For Huawei, download 'Huawei dashboard tool' V 7 or 8. input your iso file and output an exe installer file that will write your program to your modem. If you want to copy the programs from Huawei modem flash installer files use a program called reshacker and extract a resource from the .exe called either 250.bin or updatewizard.bin, make sure to save them as .rsrc files and then once saved change the file ending to .bin. Use 7zip to edit these.

If you want to copy te programs directly from a 3g modem use a program called infrarecorder - all manufacturers

---------- Post added at 12:30 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:19 AM ----------

See the reply above:good:
[Android Apps and Games] erimin:
Does anyone remember this application from WM...!?!?

...Transliterate Cyrillic (Russian, Ukranian, ...), Greek, Hebrew contacts' names on-the-fly when synchronizing with your car Bluetooth Hands-free (BMW, Audi, and some Pioneer BT-enabled car radios)..

(server doesn't allow me to post a link...)

It was very handy... !

I tried to find a similar on the market... but i wasn't very lucky...

I anyone know something... I would be appreciated

Thanks in advance.
[Defy General] Sorensiim:
Disclaimer: This worked for me, your mileage may vary. You might end up ruining your phone and even hurting yourself in the process. Do this on your own risk, I cannot be held responsible for whatever illness, fires, explosions or biblical plagues that may or may not befall you after following these steps. You have been warned.

Props to these guys for leading the way: http://modmymobile.com/forums/8-gui...w-flash-phone-battery-low-cannot-program.html

Well this was scary... I installed the System Recovery app last night but after clicking "recovery boot" I just got the Motorola "M" logo and nothing else. Booting into recovery, I got the message "Battery low - Cannot program". Odd... there was about 80% charge left when I rebooted. Ah well, I let it sit in the charger overnight. This morning: "Battery low - Cannot program". Not good. After some googling I found out that I had two options:

1) Send it in for repair, claim that it just suddenly stopped booting. Cross my fingers they don't fix it and see it being rooted, running a custom rom with JIT, deodex, overclocking, undervolting and just about every single hack available for the Defy.

2) Go McGyver. This is what I did:

Get a USB cable, cut the off the B plug (the one that plugs into the device) and strip away the shielding, revealing the 4 individual wires inside: White, Green, Red and Black. Red is +5V DC and Black is ground. strip a few (1-2) mm's off each and gently push them into the + and - slots on the battery. Apply some tape to keep them in place, but don't cover the other connectors. Now plug the battery back in, a tight fit, but possible if you've peeled back the shielding and the white and green wires so that only Black and Red are actually being crammed in there with the battery.

Be VERY careful that the wires are ONLY touching their appropriate terminals. Otherwise you might fry your phone and/or make your battery explode. Red goes to the + terminal, Black goes to the - terminal

Plug the business end of the newly modded usb cable into your computer, thus allowing 5V DC to flow directly to your phone and battery. This is basically like jump leads for a car, but 5V and for a phone :)

Get the bootloader going (Volume up + power on) and you should now see a message along the lines of "ready to program, connect USB data cable". This is where you connect your phone to the micro USB cable you have lying around (Please tell me you didn't just kill that cable to make your USB jump leads) and connect the other end to your computer. Using RSD Lite, you should now be able to flash an SBF to the phone, and be on your merry way soon hereafter.
[Defy General] BadRandolph:
thanks dude, my defy was drivin me crazy with that.. got into a loop with no battery, right on first january, nowhere to find another batt.

glad it worked out, great job, i found nothing like this ;)
[Defy General] Sorensiim:
Happy to help!

I did it at work, got a few curious questions as to what I was doing, but nobody seemed surprised to see me perform "open-wire surgery" on my cell phone, I guess they've gotten used to me by now... :D
[Defy General] TobiG:
OK, I did the same... Ran out of battery in the middle of the flash... System does not boot up, does not charge, does not leave bootloader because of corrupt flash...

Good thing I have a lab power supply (regulated, stabilized voltage from 3-30V) on my desk (don't ask ;)) and some nice clips to connect the power.

Some notes:

3V is enough to flash. (Battery was down to 2.5V, which is not enough)

5V (USB) might be a bit much (battery has 3.7V rating) - so don't leave it connected for too long...

Please don't connect the battery to this setup. Unregulated charging of Li-Ion/Li-Pol battery might result in fires!

Well, system restored, charging again! HAPPY!
[Defy General] rbeier1221:
Somehow I missed your post on this fix...but I had to do the same thing. Worked like a charm once I got the cables to stay in place.
[Defy General] Sorensiim:
Glad it worked out for you guys!

Mine is still going strong, great battery life and all :)
[Defy General] mdragon152:
Fixed my dead phone

The mcgyver trick worked like a charm. Unbelievable. Thank you.
[Defy General] JamesDax:
Omg!! That worked!!!

My phone is saved. I so happy. I love you man. :)
[Defy General] LakerFan24:
did this yesterday to fix my phone great job
[Defy General] tinq:
Thanks a lot !
[Defy General] Sorensiim:
I was pretty close to flat out panic and despair when I saw that "Battery low, Cannot program" message on my phone, so I'm glad posting this guide has helped all you guys! Sharing experiences and tricks is what forums are all about, remember this when YOU figure something out that saves your butt and/or phone :)
[Defy General] mateusz1990:
THX man ;)
[Defy General] walter79:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=926012

Works for me.

Charge only the battery with USB-cable.

I think it`s saver because you can only kill your battery.
[Defy General] buzlightyear85:
It works for me. Thanks.
[Defy General] donb123:
W00t!

Add me to the list of people who rescued their phone with this McGyver hack :D
[Defy General] dave55:
Big Thanks from Dave UK, great rescue tip !!

Goin to get a desktop charger and spare battery for just such emergency's.
[Defy General] joey198209:
I used this and omg it saved my life! I had to use two different usb cabels cause the first time i cut the tip of the one that goes to the pc and when i realized what i did i felt so dumb, but was nervouse of the whole thing. But the second usb cable i did the right cut and i even felt like recording it cause i was sooo happy, but then realized that i was jump starting the phone/ camera lol. Thanx for ur method. It was awesome.
[Defy General] Sorensiim:
I felt the exact same thing "Woohoo it works, lemme just get my phone so I can shoot a picture of... oh wait..."

If you check the EXIF data on the image in the OP, you'll see that it was shot with an iPhone 4 I borrowed from a co-worker. He said something like "I know how you Android guys love tweaking, modding and hacking but thats taking it a little too far, don't you think?" (While pointing at my phone lying on my desk, stripped wires coming out of it and everything :D)
[Defy General] nagnrik:
Hi, can u please help tofix this issue?? I have been trying this way, but no luck... would u plz refer to the following link for more clarity on issue occurence?

Many thanks in advance...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=932264
[Defy General] crazyVII:
one question ;)

hey guys,

one serious question,

did you flash from the boot loader while the hack (+,-) were connected?

so one hacked usb cable to +,-

another to the micro usb connector and googogog :) flash?

or did you waited for some time? half an hour? an hour? waited for some charge and then reflasheD?

thanks guys, stuck at white led, black screen-dead phone ;)

thanks :)))))
[Defy General] Joelesprod:
This saved my phone, <3 op
[Defy General] Ayaxsd:
great job

it works perfect, just make sure to have 2 micro usb cables for it

---------- Post added at 02:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:23 PM ----------

also make sure to touch your battery every once in a while, and make sure that it doesn't get to hot...
[Defy General] elyashiv1994:
i can do it with another cable?not a micro usb?!

and you can give more picture?i dont understan....you say i need to connect it to + and - of the battery but in the picture you connect it to The opposite side(where is the flash and camera..)

so what i need to do?!

help!!!!
[Defy General] mihaidenis:
Yes U can use any cable.

I use a printer cable type.

And yes connect + to + and - to -.

otherwise wear a helmet

because battery will explode......:)
[Defy General] elyashiv1994:
you have a picture?a better one from in the first page....
[Defy General] cristianpark:
I have this problem last weekend (my Defy get stuck on Google logo and was out of battery) and I didn't want to go McGyver; so I went to bootloader menu and "Battery low - Cannot program" appears.

I was just hopeless but after leaving the phone on that menu, the phone starts up and go beyond Google logo, it freezes at CM9 boot animation but hey, I see the LED flashing red (low battery) and put my charger and after about 2h the LED turns green so I can go to recovery and tried to flash CM9 again, this time CM9 boots (with some errors, but no more bootloop at least)
[Defy General] jokermithun:
after two days my battery came to normal state....:rolleyes:

CM9 defy skankwich
[Defy General] DeLime:
Wow, great post and good read!

I'm really sad for the iPhone users who can't tinker with their devisec the way we do :p
[Defy General] dgero83:
nothing's happening. how long should i wait?
[Defy General] simoux:
I got a factory cable. Form eBays and IT works.
[Defy General] dgero83:
how is i called -i mean how can i find it on ebay?
[Defy General] dinesh07:
motorola with white led ...no bootloader no power on

thanxx...dude hope it'll work
[Defy General] rwking:
Works like a charm

I used this method last night after my Bionic battery died during an RSD Flash. I was losing hope until I saw this and decided I had nothing left to lose. Thanks for posting this - it was easy enough and works perfectly!

**EDIT** Here's a picture of my cable. :)
[Defy General] steelerguy:
Awesome!

Just wanted to tell the OP that this was an awesome and extremely helpful post. Used the "trick" to get past the low battery warning and flash my phone. Worked like a charm and now so is my phone again.
[Defy General] polpotak:
Worked perfectly

I flashed latest kangs CM9 nightly and forgot to recalibrate the battery and apply the red lense battery fix afterwards (stupid of me I know...). After two days, the Defy died and I could not charge it past 5% although I was able to boot. This trick worked perfectly, now it's charging happily again. Thanks Sorensiim.
[Defy General] Sorensiim:
Thanks for posting, guys!!

Seriously, it makes me happy to know that my simple hack is still helping people! :good:
[Defy General] GregKuhn:
White&Grey instead of Black+Red

Just Great. I've openned up my cable and it is white and grey!

What is + and what is - ??
[Defy General] navx2vad:
McGyver worked great, but can't charge battery after flashing stock sbf.. goes till 15% n discharges again.. any clue?
[Defy General] Christiancs1969:
Do batt calibration if not new batt:rolleyes:

Sent from my MB525 using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Defy General] MGinshe:
Absolutely amazing! Tonight is the first night that I've ever tried to flash my phone, and it was stuck in a bootloop with no way to get to CWM. You definitely just saved my ass!
[Defy General] Jairo RTR:
and now?

My pc does not recognize my phone.( in bootloader screen, in RSD lite) notihng

help me

I could not do the right hint of wires

I put the wires on pins and connected the phone over the screen keeps flashing off without result until
[Defy General] gfhmon:
[Solution] A possible hardware fix for Macgyver battery problems

Hi there, long timer user of XDA, first time poster but I hope this will help someone out who needs it and that this in the right area.

Recently I was in a situation where my Defy had been completely drained of battery and I used the Macgyver fix and discovered that the battery was unable to support charge on its own without the Macgyver fix attached to the phone constantly. Initially I thought this was an issue with either the software or battery failing to hold charge and after quite a lot of reading and tinkering I realised the answer was quite simple.

The Macgyver technique causes the battery's small gold pincer like points that connect to the phone at the 5v and ground to be separated and thus break the connection between the phone and the battery due to being too far apart to complete the circuit. The wire attached was completing the circuit before and its absence resulted in a broken circuit The simple solution is to use a small safety pin to careful prise them closer together and voila it worked for me again. Hope this helps someone out there too.

Thanks
[Defy General] tknighton2005:
THANK YOU

Your post is a life saver. Worked like a charm.
[Defy General] dholvage:
You are the best.....

Thank you Dear..... God bless you.... You saved my money.......
[Defy General] Pekempy:
USB cable MacGyver'd, plugged into computer... Waiting for it to hopefully charge a bit, so far it's not loading the BL

Worked :)
[Defy General] abi129ful:
EXPLAIN

IM really sorry but i dont get the mcguyver method.an someone please explain the steps elaborately.my defy plus is stuck at white LED and i have the sbf file and rsd lite installed but RSD lite does not seem to detect my phone.PLS PLS PLS HELP! and i cant enter bootloader mode... and if the only way is Mcguyver's, pls explain the steps in elaborate. Thanks
[Defy General] Christiancs1969:
Disclaimer: This worked for me, your mileage may vary. You might end up ruining your phone and even hurting yourself in the process. Do this on your own risk, I cannot be held responsible for whatever illness, fires, explosions or biblical plagues that may or may not befall you after following these steps. You have been warned.

Props to these guys for leading the way: http://modmymobile.com/forums/8-gui...w-flash-phone-battery-low-cannot-program.html

Well this was scary... I installed the System Recovery app last night but after clicking "recovery boot" I just got the Motorola "M" logo and nothing else. Booting into recovery, I got the message "Battery low - Cannot program". Odd... there was about 80% charge left when I rebooted. Ah well, I let it sit in the charger overnight. This morning: "Battery low - Cannot program". Not good. After some googling I found out that I had two options:

1) Send it in for repair, claim that it just suddenly stopped booting. Cross my fingers they don't fix it and see it being rooted, running a custom rom with JIT, deodex, overclocking, undervolting and just about every single hack available for the Defy.

2) Go McGyver. This is what I did:

Get a USB cable, cut the off the B plug (the one that plugs into the device) and strip away the shielding, revealing the 4 individual wires inside: White, Green, Red and Black. Red is +5V DC and Black is ground. strip a few (1-2) mm's off each and gently push them into the + and - slots on the battery. Apply some tape to keep them in place, but don't cover the other connectors. Now plug the battery back in, a tight fit, but possible if you've peeled back the shielding and the white and green wires so that only Black and Red are actually being crammed in there with the battery.

Be VERY careful that the wires are ONLY touching their appropriate terminals. Otherwise you might fry your phone and/or make your battery explode. Red goes to the + terminal, Black goes to the - terminal

Plug the business end of the newly modded usb cable into your computer, thus allowing 5V DC to flow directly to your phone and battery. This is basically like jump leads for a car, but 5V and for a phone ￼

Get the bootloader going (Volume up + power on) and you should now see a message along the lines of "ready to program, connect USB data cable". This is where you connect your phone to the micro USB cable you have lying around (Please tell me you didn't just kill that cable to make your USB jump leads) and connect the other end to your computer. Using RSD Lite, you should now be able to flash an SBF to the phone, and be on your merry way soon hereafter.

Or read from first post;)

s2 aopk 412 dori 73 pitch perfect
[Defy General] Cauan Dick:
Thank you so much!!!!
[Defy General] :
Thank you so much, you saved my ass. Thanks from my moms Droid 3.
[Defy General] ammadeusy:
Worked fine for me on my XOOM 2 (MZ616) tablet. Thaks a lot for the insight!!