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[Streak 5 General] roleymoley:
sounds pretty crisp to me but i have only ever used it when it was really quiet so what would i know
[Streak 5 General] i700plus:
Mine is the oppisite.. It sounds like a speaker phone on regular volume. Also my regular speaker is VERY loud and clear, Playing pandora and music sounds great.

White AT&T Streak
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] DonJuan692006:
So I let my little brother sign into the Facebook app on my phone and thus the problems. I signed him out and logged in with my stuff, but I'm still getting updates in my notification bar from his account and when I click them, it just takes me to the app with my account logged in and doesn't show me anything new. I've tried clearing out the app data and even uninstalling/reinstalling the Facebook app to my phone with the same results. Anyone else had the same or similar problem, or have any suggestions about how to fix it?
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] DonJuan692006:
Bump as I've not managed to get this fixed. Hopefully will get some more eyes on.
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] Binary100100:
I dunno Don. That's an odd one. If you've cleared the data it should have done the trick. Maybe something gets stored to the sdcard. I know that during the installation a notification gets stored there. I wonder... :confused:
[myTouch 3G, Magic General] DonJuan692006:
That's kind of on the lines of what I was thinking too but I haven't been able to find anything on there that seems linked besides the sound. I'm going to keep working at it and I'll post any progress I make here for future reference.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] tiggerbcn:
I changed icons and various things trying to create me a theme, but I have trouble with some font color in particular are the ones that put a red circle in this screenshot.

Does anyone know what file the framework-res.apk are those colors?

Thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Robi-K:
Those you can change if you extract from framework/layout these xml's:

status_bar.xml ,

status_bar_expanded.xml ,

and this one controls the text color in the pic:

status_bar_latest_event_content.xml

open the file in a hex editor. Search for the hex-value 0800001c.

if its white it will look like this:

08 00 00 1C FF FF FF FF

You need to change the first 6 value to another desired one and leave the last two untouched.

ex for black color: 00 00 00 FF

Hope I was clear enough. If you have any more question's that I can help with feel free to ask.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] tiggerbcn:
Thanks, I wanted to know the name of the file because that editor is not open these files (I have never known that program open these files), but knowing what the name and look for a theme that has those letters in white and he change it on mine.

Thank you very much
[Nook Color General] notinterested:
This working for anyone?
[Nook Color General] giantsfan:
Nope. It installs but doesn't play. Hoping android 2.2 will fix it.
[Nook Color General] notinterested:
That sucks, i was hoping it was just me and i could fix it. Best music player by far on android.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FaithCry:
I am just curious to know because im interested in buying the DHD but i've heard that the battery life is just awesome (insert sarcasm here), so if anyone knows, post a reply please :D
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hamdir:
no It doesn't fit otherwise HTC would have supplied such battery

battery life is not so bad either, it lasts a day with a good amount of usage if you know what you are doing , improved with the 1.72 OTA update

this belongs to the questions forum
[G Tablet General] white2kss:
I've been lurking these forums for months for my rooted Droid 1 and have recently been interested in a tab. I placed a order on the GTab (my first Tab) based on the awesome support here at XDA. My question is: Should I let the tab update itself and then flash clockwork/rom on to the device or root immediately? I will obviously do a backup right after she's rooted and before a rom is flashed. One more thing: Doing a wipe will remove all traces of TapNTap right?
[G Tablet General] thebadfrog:
You can install clockwork with out rooting. Tnt lite, zpad, and Vegan roms will give you root and gapps. You can install the performance pack on top of the latest Viewsonic update (3389) and will give you root and gapps. The only way to to get rid of TapnTap is to flash another rom. TntLite is based on TapNTap so some traces remain. (browser, settings) But the dashboard is gone.
[G Tablet General] white2kss:
So i should let it update on it's own before modifying it? I got another one: I've purchased maybe 5 apps on my phone, will i be able to get those on the Gtab for free if i log in under my Gmail account?
[G Tablet General] thebadfrog:
If your gonna flash clockword and modify it then don't update. You can always flash the current Viewsonic firmware later if you want. With the exception of a few apps you can download your apps. Sometimes you have to do the market fix a couple times for all the apps to show. Your paid apps are tied to your Gmail so they will be downloadable on your tab
[G Tablet General] white2kss:
Sweet.. I figured they would be linked to my Gmail but wanted to be sure. Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] jake044:
Is there a widget that just lets you update your status that looks like the google search bar?
[Android Apps and Games] sitlet:
I'm pretty sure the stock Android Facebook widget will do this.
[Android Apps and Games] chiefy009:
Simple status widget lite, that is what your looking for its free of market. Hope that helps

sent from my Commodore 64
[Android Apps and Games] jake044:
awesome thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] amelvjose:
Yes you can

Yes you can..Found this free app in google play....take a look...:)

"Facebook Status Update Widget" do a google search or search in googleplay...
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] ^iCemaN:
Android 2.3 Launcher (Home) v2.3.1

Requirements: Android version 2.2 and higher

Overview: Original launcher from latest android gingerbread branch.

Get latest launcher without waiting or rooting your device.

Feature:

* Pure Google Experience, Refined look and feel from Gingerbread.

* Automatic 2D/3D all apps list detection.

Minimal Requirement: Android 2.2 Froyo.

Recent changes:

Fix crashes on some early froyo os release.

Download Instructions:

http://www.filesonic.com/file/45018493

Mirror:

http://www.duckload.com/dl/dwNC2
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] aiwapro:
Nice, however, when I go to add widgets, to my home screen, they are not all there. From what I can tell so far, Clock is missing, as well as Settings.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] TeeJay3800:
The widgets that are missing need the Sense launcher to work. With the Android launcher, only Android widgets will work.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] civicvx94:
What makes this different from Pauls gingerbread launcher that's been out for awhile?
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] aiwapro:
Ah ok, thanks.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] ^iCemaN:
I don't know...I just wanted to share this app which was sent to me.
[myTouch 4G Themes and Apps] civicvx94:
Ah I see, I thought you ripped or modded it, just curious. Thanks for sharing
[Desire HD General] funnyclub:
Hey guys I just noticed today some my apps aren't showing up as installed in market. Anyone else have this issue or know how to sort it?
[Desire HD General] Andy:
Have you restored any apps lately with TitaniumBackup?

If so within TitaniumBackup press - Menu > More > Market Doctor
[Desire HD General] guinnes.s:
clear the data on the Market app,that will reload the applications and they will show.
[Desire General] dazdaz:
Hi,

I would like to run unrevoked 3.22 on CentOS 5.5 inside of virtualbox 4.0

When I run reflash, I receive the following message.

#./reflash

./reflash: error while loading shared libraries: libgio-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I've tried a yum search gio and have not found this shared library. There are of course involved shared library dependency's, and I don't know the easiest method to try.

GIO is the input, output and streaming API of glib which is in turn part of GTK+
[Desire General] dazdaz:
I gave up on CentOS and am now trying with slax livecd.

I am attempting to run unrevoked under Linux because I had no success running it under Windows.

I have selected USB2 in Virtualbox and the application runs, i.e. slax has libgio.

However when i run reflash as root, it can't communicate with my HTC Desire 2.2.

When I cat /proc/scsi/scsi it can't see the usb device (USB devices use SCSI devices names)

I have enabled USB debugging on the phone.

Windows kicks in and asks for a driver, which may be getting in the way.

http://www.slax.org/get_slax.php
[Desire General] mercianary:
Give up on virtualbox/windows.

Just boot from CD. If you have no CD drive boot from a usb stick.
[Desire General] dazdaz:
Hi, thanks for the reply.

I am trying your suggestion and booting from a live Kubuntu 10.10 DVD which has libgio, however I receive the following error below when I execute reflash. I've tried a number of things and have been unable to resolve this. Any ideas ?

root@ubuntu:~# ./reflash
./reflash: error while loading shared libraries: libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

root@ubuntu:~# locate libgtk-x11-2.0.so | xargs ls -l
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 26 2010-10-07 23:37 /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 -> libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0.2200.0
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4309384 2010-09-28 07:31 /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0.2200.0

Oh and I can see the phone by looking at /proc/scsi/scsi.
[Nook Color General] jve34:
I have followed the directions to the letter. I see my nook in device manager as Android Phone and then ADB interface, but when i go to command line and type ADB devices , it shows:

List of devices attached

and then it is blank. my server is running as i did that first, says successful. I have tried this on 2 different computers. Windows 7 64 bit.

Update - changed the drivers to the one with the script post and now i see it.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] RADroid:
I'm finding the little popup slider kind of annoying when editing text. Anyone know of an alternative keyoard that has the up down left and right keys on it to move around in text?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] sparkyxda:
Using the swype keyboard drag from the swype ley to the SYM key and arrow keys will appear
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] RADroid:
Very cool. Never really took to swype but I'll give it another try thanks. I was thinking of something along the lines of the evo keyboard shown here.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] MaxiJavi:
In Smart Keyboard you can enable the arrow keys
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] RADroid:
Thanks I demo'd Smart Keyboard but like swype I have to change screens to get the arrows. Guess I got used to the evo. I stumbled across thumb keyboard which looks prommising. And sorry didnt see the other post on thumb keyboard in my search here.

I also saw ultra keyboard too but wasnt thrilled with the full network access privledge.

Thanks guys
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] agentdr8:
+1 on ThumbKeyboard. Works great on the SGT, especially in landscape. With arrow keys and numbers in the middle.

Just wish text input was a bit faster.. it seems to lag a bit behind the stock keyboard and swype.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] ResonanceZero:
Thumb Keyboard has an amazingly good layout, but it's still got some major bugs. Most notably, it will be hell on your battery if you do much typing -- at least on my tab, I get alerts as it seems to consume around 75% of the CPU continuously while active.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Hi, I'm the author of Thumb Keyboard and I can say that the performance has my prior attention. In the last update I could reduce the cpu load with 24%.

If there are suggestions, bug reports or requests please let me know. The keyboard is "relatively" new and I'm actively working on it to make it a perfect keyboard.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
What do you think of the last update. I agree it is a tid more slow than the Samsung keyboard, but it is now completely in par with the standard Froyo keyboard. (BTW I'm the developer of the keyboard and like as much input as possible)
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] gbrandwood:
I purchased your keyboard but no longer use it due to the performance issues. Plus, I think it was interfering with a PayPal website. May be a coincidence, but I tried the page 3 or 4 times and particular fields would cause the browser to crash out. This is a card payment screen so bad for my customers! I run the same page with the stock keyboard and the fields work fine. It was fields with drop-downs and or default values in e.g. MM / YYYY.

Keep improving it and I will come back. :) It has the best potential.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Did you try the latest version? Performance is better with that one. Nevertheless I'm continuing to improve it.

As for the field problem can you give a pointer to a page on which this occurs? That would be great. Problems are there to be solved. :)
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] gbrandwood:
I will do a bit more testing on the latest version of the keyboard to confirm it was actually the keyboard and not something else. But the page is a virtual terminal screen in PayPal which you probably can't access. I could maybe pull down the html. Leave it with me.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] agentdr8:
Definitely see an improvement in the latest version, thanks! Looking forward to more refinements to come :)
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Okay, let me know when it is a keyboard bug.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Great. Definitely going to improve it more.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] ResonanceZero:
I appreciate you following up on the forums, but I'm sorry to tell you that your latest version still has major CPU consumption issues. Tested on a T-Mobile Galaxy Tab (stock firmware), Thumb Keyboard 2.5 (Tablet 7" - Layout 2), Watchdog Lite for CPU tracking and alarms:

Thumb Keyboard successfully typed a paragraph in portrait mode without setting off an alarm. I switched to landscape, and got about two lines in before I got an alarm buzz. CPU usage was about 78%.

I went back to portrait mode to continue testing and check on settings. While checking which layout I was in, I got another alert -- CPU at 55%.

I tried going back and typing some more in portrait. Got a third alert, 54%, in less than a line.

Additional bugs/wishlist features:

The word prediction doesn't seem to include the special characters after a word that Smart Keyboard Pro does (as an example, if I type "exter" and complete to "external" in Smart Keyboard Pro, the completion bar shows the options of "! ? , @ _", the last of which is quite valuable when I am trying to type in "external_sd", which is something I do a fair amount.

As a followup to that, the underscore is in an odd spot even on the main keyboard: shift-"&", in the numeric/symbol mode, and not available on the main keyboard even in Layout 2, despite the fact that you don't have any shift/tap/longpress options for "-" and "@" at all. I'd suggest moving "_" to shift+"-" in both main and numeric pads, switching out the multiplication symbol to shift-"&". Actually, a lot of the symbolic shifted layout struck me as a little odd and could probably be rethought, but I'd have to take more time looking at it than I've got right now to give real suggestions (multiplication on shift-* might be more logical, given how a * b is also used for multiplication, but then you want some place obvious to put the tilde, which is more commonly used).

Amusingly, I've been sitting here typing this in portrait mode, with a few additional keystrokes to verify the exact spots while typing, and have gotten a few more alerts about CPU use. I've barely added one line, and two of the alerts have come *after* I'd stopped typing there and was just typing here. I just swapped back to see what the usage was of Thumb Keyboard, and it was 86%, despite not having typed anything in over a minute. Leaving the application where I had the keyboard up causes the CPU usage to disappear, fortunately, but you chew up a *lot* of power while you're active, and I use the keyboard quite a bit. Smart Keyboard Pro isn't quite as nice in layout, but I just tested the same paragraph in Smart Keyboard Pro, and upon swapping back to Watchdog to check, it had been consuming only 7% CPU.

Hope you get it all fixed. Please keep us posted.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] gbrandwood:
Nope. Not just your keyboard. Got it to happen on the stock keyboard after a couple of attempts. Best just to focus on the performance. Cheers
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Thanks for your feedback. I will look at it. There may be a chance though that I don't take up the competition with smartkeyboard in this respect. To get a perfect score on watchdog I will have to implement some native code instead of java interpreter code. Maybe it will pay off maybe not. Right now usability is my main focus. And I don't want the price to be too high.

Nevertheless processing delegation will be considered and I will continue to optimize the code.

Btw the dual core architecture would be perfect for these kind of applications.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] RADroid:
Thanks appelflap. On the usability front does the portrait mode also allow the up down left right navigaion keys to be always present on the bottom? This floating pin cushin thing on the gtab is driving me crazy.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
FYI: I found the culprit. It was indeed a little leak in the code. I managed to get the cpu load down to 5%. Will post a update in the upcoming days.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
The navigation keys are present on the so called "split" portrait keyboards. I plan to add them also to the other portrait keyboards in the future.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] RADroid:
Thanks,

And for popping in to xda to face the music I just bought thumb keyboard. Keep up the good work.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] RADroid:
Loving it so far really nice work IMHO. Does it remember which layout you've selected for each orientation or should I get the keyboard manager I saw mentioned in another post?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] agentdr8:
appelflap, any plans for multi-touch?

Also, I'm not sure if this is something you can fix, or if I should ask the dev of the app I'm using (Keyboard Manager) but I like the option you offer, which is to suppress full-screen text entry areas. When using the Keyboard Manager to auto-switch to TKB in landscape while a text box is selected in portrait, it seems to ignore the suppress option and makes the text input box full-screen. It goes back to normal one-line size if I hide the kb and then reopen it, so I'm guessing this is more an issue of how KM is switching the keyboards?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] RADroid:
Probably a kbm issue. Ideally you could include some ability to sense orientation and auto switch the layout settings you select in preferences. If thats even possible idk.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
It remembers one layout. But a layout is consisting of two parts: a landscape layout and a portrait layout. I'm planning to allow users to select separate layouts for landscape and portrait mode.

I have to look into this, the same thing is happening when you select the option in the preference menu. The full screen editor closes itself not immediately after the selection but the next time. This, I should fix.

EDIT: multi-touch isn't on the priority list yet. Maybe later.

Maybe my answer to your previous question could clarify how the layout preference work. At this moment it is impossible to have different layouts for landscape and portrait mode.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
FYI update 2.6 (uploaded today) reduces the CPU load by nearly 90%. Watchdog now reports a load of +/- 4%. The issue with the fullscreen editors is also solved. The setting is now effectuated immediately.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] RADroid:
Huge performance boost loving it.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] agentdr8:
Awesome work appelflap! It's great to purchase a quality app and have the dev so proactive in making it better.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
Thanks! If there are any requests and/or suggestions, please let me know. BTW there's a thumb keyboard thread in the apps and games section of the general android forum. One can also find a light version there (without tablet support though and without much other functions)
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] ResonanceZero:
Confirmed that on the same typed text, landscape or portrait, I'm no longer exceeding 7% cpu, so my default keyboard just changed back to Thumb Keyboard. Thanks a bundle!

I do have one remaining request, though: could you please add the underscore ("_") to the portrait mode of Tablet 7" - Layout 2? I use that key a lot, and it's kind of a nuisance to retrieve from the symbol page. I'd suggest putting it on shift-"-", or maybe long-press.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] appelflap:
In a future version I want to add an option so that users can define their own keys and long press keys.

But on short term I will add some extra characters to the different layouts. Sure, no problem.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] michd2:
Hello everyone!

My father needs a new phone and it looks like the Desire Z is the best option for buying for him.

I'm happy now with my HTC HD2, but I found out that a hell of a lot of tweaking/adjusting register/ROM-updating/enz. had to be done before it was great. When the HD2 came out the phone was great but the software sucked big time. Now I want to know, how about the Desire Z? Are there any bugs or major drawbacks? Anything really not working on these phones?

I'm thinking of trouble like I had with my HD2 which had a 3G/HSDPA-connection that hung up on me every now and than. Audiobooster which you had to turn on (again) after each song, Twitter-tab that never really worked until the last ROM-update and so on...

Let me know what sucks about the Desire Z (or why it's really great)

Thnx!:D
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] YOSEFE:
For me the only minus with DZ are the loose hinge issue, the lack of a front facing camera, the fact that the hardware keyboard does not have all the usual qwerty keyboard characters and that the hardware keyboard does not tilt.

These side, the DZ is great.

To buy or not to buy? The decision will be yours, bearing in mind that there might shortly be better configured devices coming from htc in not too distant a future.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redpoint73:
No comparison whatsoever between Windows Mobile and the Android experience on the Desire Z. Having come from the Touch Pro 2, I was used to heavy tweaking & frequent ROM flashing just to make the phone tolerable. The DZ is light years ahead of any Windows Mobile phone. Its fast, smooth, stable, and just a joy to use out of the box. The only real modification I've done is remove the Bell Canada bloatware.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dalamak:
do you need the physical keyboard? if not flash a nice android ROM on the HD2 and go to town. I left my TP2 and HD2 because winmo 6 had come as far as it could, and android leaped ahead of it. I love my G2, but I wish I still had my Hd2 to enjoy with android, I don't use the keyboard, so the hinge isn't a factor, the 4g service is still in its infancy and spotty at best, and i live in a major city. Save you money or your tmobile upgrade credit, and wait for something significantly better and that ain't the nexus S
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blunted09:
i have whats considered a newer desire z (i guess) and the hinge has not been a problem whatsoever. Its by far the best phone i have ever owned (Nexus one, desire, moto milestone). You will enjoy the accuracy of a real hardware keyboard as well.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dalamak:
that's what it comes down to, do you want/will you use the physical keyboard
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boricuaboy2005pr:
i got 1 from negri to work on att bands and im absoulty loving it