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[HD2 General] gilla87:
it was intended to boost your post count and sense of superiority over a fellow forum member. Good job, kid. You did it :) im done though and will do what u should have, and that is to ignore posts that I can not help or bring about some sort of solution or closure to. Good day to you.

Dear xda, I apologize for this post, it is not my intention to go offtopic or spam a thread as you can see by my posts compared to my join date... I just hate rick astly is all :/
[HD2 General] silek65:
Hello there

I have a HTC HD7 and looks like my device lost PVK files/keys. I believe lost PVK's causes SD card initialization - it wont even been recognized.

So I have a question... Do you know if there is a chance to restore device PVK files/keys (original somehow or fake one)

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DIAG IMG LINK: goo.gl/fQHQY

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Thank you

Best regards
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bthoven:
One thing I would like Android app to improve is to utilize the bigger screen more effectively like iPad.

I enjoy a lot on using email app on iPad because it supports two-pane interface, where list of mail on the left pane and the content of the selected mail is on the wider right-pane.

I saw Galaxy Tab has something similar for its email app, and it is being discussed about the possibility of porting the apk to work on other rooted droid phone/tablet.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=810454&page=15

Will anyone try it on Archos 70 or 101?

I'm a newbie on rooting my Archos; so I'm not sure I can try it myself even I'm eager to.

Thanks
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] txtmikhail:
i haven't gotta it to work.. i can install it but it forces closes on opening....
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thefunkygibbon:
dont think its supposed to be "installed" according to that thread.. just pop it in the system/app folder.

does the client have gmail support? i get the feeling its just a pop3/imap client which isnt ideal for me. still hopefully the gmail app for tablets will be released for it soon after honeycomb is out :)
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] txtmikhail:
i delete the stock email.apk and put the new email.apk in the system/app folder...

1) i install it but it force closes...

2) i put it in the folder and reboot tablet and it disappears on reboot

3) i install it with stock email still installed and get failed install

so i dont know wat im doing wrong.. i have the sde installed with rooted kernel and i cant uninstall any stock apps.. they delete but return on reboot..
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bthoven:
Thanks for trying.

When I got Archos 70 (Froyo 2.2.1), I can't use the stock email app to setup my Yahoo mail, no matter what I did, it always said wrong login/password (either automatic or manual setup won't work); but don't have any problem with my two gmail accounts setup.

So I downloaded and installed K-9 email app from Market and it works smoothly as my only mail app till now.

Just wonder why I can install and use another email app (K-9) on my

unrooted

Archos, but can't do the same for Galaxy Tab email app?
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heffe2001:
It's probably looking for something in the framework files on the G-Tab, which the Archos doesn't have. Kind of like trying to run the Sense clock on a non-sense rom, it just won't work (won't work even on a Sense rom if you're not using HTC's rosie).

Basically there's something on the g-tab that's missing on the Archos..
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fzelle:
Because the Galaxy Tab email program uses extensions ( by samsung ) put into the system.

If someone finds out what/where/how we will be able to use that app.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L0$t$0ul:
I've got it working but I don't have enough posts on XDA to post a link. If you go to archosfans forums and look at the gen 8 hacking forum you'll see links to the files used to get the GTAB email app working on my 70. You must use the SDE root method to install it.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fzelle:
Did you get pop3 working?

It's working fine for gmail, but my nprmal pop3 accounts are not loading.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bthoven:
Thanks. I got Yahoo and Gmail working.

In order to make it work, I have to clear cache in Manage Application first.

When composing a new mail, I can't attach document. It always fC.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L0$t$0ul:
My hotmail account did not download messages but even stock android email app has issues with hotmail.

It does seem to be having some issues with attachments. I think it is due to the archos mount structure.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bthoven:
Having been using Galaxy Tab email.apk on my Archos 70 for two days and I like it very much (except not being able to attached file for new mail, downloading attached file is ok).

Just notice that sometimes read mails are still in bold characters instead of normal ones.

Sometimes it become normal characters after being read; but next time when I launch the email app, it becomes bold again.

Anyone has the same problem?
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cajl:
how use this

impossible to rename or move the email.apk

and copy the 3 apks on rep system/app/

i use the SDE and the A101 is rooted
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fzelle:
Do you use the SDE + SD Card?

Otherwise you still use the squashfs, that is readonly.
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukejones82:
So how are you guys removing the stock email apk?
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bthoven:
If you root your device and boot from sdcard with Uruk hack, then you can simply copy those three Galaxy Tab apk into /system/app by either Astro or Rootexplorer; and reboot again from sdcard.
[G Tablet General] blackheartsrm:
i tried to install flash player on my tnt 3.0 g tab from the market but it doesnt find it... witch means it's not compatible... anything i can do to get the flash player on my g tab???
[G Tablet General] SpinKix:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=865245

Scroll down to bottom of first post and you'll find the flash link.
[G Tablet General] blackheartsrm:
thanx let me try that...!!!
[G Tablet General] Sprdtyf350:
Viewsonic has a link to one that works on there support page also.
[G Tablet General] blackheartsrm:
didn't work... let me try the one on viewsonic page...!!!
[G Tablet General] blackheartsrm:
can you post the link to the flash player on the viewsonic page...? I can't seem to find it...!!!
[G Tablet General] thebadfrog:
http://www.viewsonic.com/gtablet/favorite.htm

You need to reboot your tab after installing. Uninstall the other flash first
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] depakjan:
i am using DHD build and i want to change the icons in my taskbar, i dont find any in the themes section, any1 changed here can help me out?
[Windows Phone 7 General] rockstarar:
why is there so much hate about wp7 in its own forum? i dont own one, but cmon guys, why so much negativity?!
[Windows Phone 7 General] The Gate Keeper:
sort of like asking why the ocean is blue... noone really knows.

(the ocean is blue due to the sunlight... :P)
[Windows Phone 7 General] Reflexx1:
For some reason, the people that seem to hate WP7 the most are Android fans.

There almost is an inability by some to acknowledge that different intelligent people could possibly have opinions that differ from their own.

This isn't true of a majority of Android fans of course, but the people that seem to have the most deep seated animosity towards WP7 happen to often be Android fans.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Smartenup:
I don't hate Win 7, I just luv Android..................:p
[Windows Phone 7 General] c_legaspi:
so far for most of the users who bought the phone loved it. then again, dont we mostly love the phones we buy no mater what brand or os.

wp7 being a new os, im just waiting to see what devs will support it before i truly consider buying it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] L337Ware:
It's Kinda Complicated...

This is a tough one but let me share why I feel this happens. XDA was the place to go for anything cool on Windows Mobile. Windows Mobile had alot of homebrew support and indie developer applications which you could find out about here. It was a very hacked open platform. Then Microsoft started talking about Windows Phone 7 and moved away from that community kind of alienating it a bit. Around that time that community started to move to the new hacked open playground being the Android platform. That being said after years of trying to explain all the cool things they were doing like free tethering for example with Windows Mobile to and defending themselves from the casual mobs of iSheep they still like to come back here and vent by hating on Windows Phone 7 for being the bastard successor to their former beloved mobile OS. A bit dramtically expressed by just what I am seeing.
[Windows Phone 7 General] xThe Enforcer:
Android fanboys.
[Windows Phone 7 General] krjcook:
Pretty much this.
[Windows Phone 7 General] tiwas:
Interesting thing is that even iPhone users seem to like WP7, so it must be the Android users...And I thought the apple gang was bad. This is just like discussing operating systems with 14 year old Linux users :p
[Windows Phone 7 General] sensboston:
Anyone can extend to WP7? LOL
[Windows Phone 7 General] imaginarynumber:
Damned good point.

As someone who joined the Good Ship CE back in the days of the Jornada (and then WM with the Blue Angel) I guess there are quite a few of us who do feel that we have been abandoned by MS. We spent years being mocked and derided by others for wanting to have internet access and stoopidly large screens.

I appreciate that MS exist to make profit rather than entertain us, but at some point I will have to join the legions of WP. I don't want an Iphone or android so I have little choice.

If I am being honest part of my reluctance is the result of the fact that as I browse through this forum I am greeted by posts bragging about game scores or that are full of people slagging each other off. Just something I am not used to (here on XDA) and seems to go hand in hand with my concerns about dumbing down. Frankly this section of XDA is too often childish and *****y

Sadly it does seem that any dissenting voices are pooh-poohed as being WM haters. This is patiently daft.

I have been called a troll and android fan boy for whining about the lack of tethering and so forth.

So... getting back to the OP's question much of the criticism of WM is not indeed hate but disappointment at finding that MS have removed many of the features that we, as potential owners, had expected to be de facto.
[Windows Phone 7 General] scottspa74:
I would argue the android comment. I'm on android now, but it was a protest against win phone 7.....because I loved winmo. Win phone is opposite direction.
[Windows Phone 7 General] xThe Enforcer:
Pretty much.

It's funny; my good friend is a hardcore Android user.

We've compared my Focus to his Captivate several times. I do like Android and the Captivate but when it comes down to it, they're sorta the same thing.

Both can do virtually the same thing and just as fast. Same hardware too I believe.

I just prefer the Focus because of the Windows UI. It's sleek, simple, and fast. Gets the jobs done. More and more apps are coming everyday and same goes for games. They are porting them constantly. I am more than pleased with my purchase and can't wait for the future of WP7!

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On another note if my Focus would have not accepted my MicroSD Card and reset randomly, lagged, and overall performed crappy... I'd go with the Captivate. Lol!
[Windows Phone 7 General] lumpaywk:
the thing is people seem to be confused and think wp7 is the wm6.5 upgrade when it really is not. The simple fact is that if windows 7 didn't have such a strong name i think they would of moved away from the 7 all together. WM and WP are not the same line WM is pretty much dead in the water due to Android and so MS has changed its target market. The problem with this is that people already new the MS target audience for WM and expected it to stay the same but it did not. They are after the average user the nokia clan if you will. This is why its kind of a big deal if nokia chooses to go with wp7 or not. This does mean however that there is a lot of wm fans left hanging in the wind and they are angry about this, then to top it off android fans see this and like to pounce (kind of like the guy in the pub that sees a man down then puts the boot in for a laugh even though its not his fight). The thing is this could all be squashed so easy by MS if they got there act together a bit better and started to actually push wp7 to the customer, it is easy to sit in a big office somewhere paying a large tv company to make adds for you but until they get people in the streets they are going to get over looked. We have all seen that the best tech isnt always what takes off. WP7 is the best os for the basic user by a long way and i hope MS give it the push it needs. That being said i do believe if nokia come on board then its a home run as the brand name will carry it to the right audience.

I love Windows Phone it can be properly amazing.
[Windows Phone 7 General] imaginarynumber:
lumpaywk- I agree with you but would add that MS may have a problem with regard to whom to aim the phone at.

Apple did an amazing job of convincing punters that they wanted a phone that had features that would have otherwise been previously seen as geeky. Indeed they managed to convince many people that the had invent the whole concept.

Apple applied Jobsian post Fordist- you only need these features and no more (eg no copy'n'paste, tethering etc). They incorrectly assumed that all of their punters were brain dead and were proved wrong, as is evidenced by the fact they then added those features.

MS seem to be making the same mistakes. It is almost as if they assume that everyone is interested in social networking and gaming and nothing else. I guess I will be flamed by those stating that WP is a work in progress but they are speculating as much as I am with regard to what will and will not be available via future updates.

IMO MS have missed a trick- they could have proved an interface that required little savvy to use but which at the same time allowed a degree of customisation/functionality by those that want to dig deeper. It is inevitable that the Gurus here will enable that at some point so why not embrace it from the outset.

That would keep the (relatively small) WM owners happy and hand the techy bragging rights to WP, perhaps leading to migration form android/iphone. I have never owned either an andriod or iphone but can see why they find it so easy to take the pee out of some of WP's shortcomings (admittedly whilst side stepping it's strengths).

I think it unlikely that WP will crash and burn but it doesn't follow that it will automatically succeed. Sure MS have deep pockets but those pockets were even deeper when they were running with WM, and what happened to that
[Windows Phone 7 General] orangekid:
Here's the thing.

It's so easy to say that Android owners, or "fanboys" as some love to stamp them, are the ones who come in here with any negativity when there are other factors at play here.

1) I have seen threads started in this forum by WP7 "fanboys" on how WP7 is better than Android and basically just bashing the other OS, this can cause Android owners to retort with obvious failings of WP7.

2) Look at the bugs thread, this OS does have things still desired that need to be addressed.

3) The fact is, you can't just brush away and defend every criticism by anyone and pass it off as "fanboy" (whatever that even means). Just like if someone said "wow, Android sure has a fragmentation issue with so many different specced phones with different frameworks and UIs and stuff" I'd have to agree and confirm that that is a problem at times and not immediately label him a WP7 fanboy etc...

4) This forum seems to have more than a few overly sensitive dwellers who take personal offense at mere opinions of a phone's mobile OS as if it were some attack on your character or something, and so blow it up out of proportion.

Look, if calling anyone who doesn't agree with you an Android Fanboy makes you feel more important and better about yourself, then go for it, but at the end of the day you're not addressing the real drawbacks of WP7. We're all basically here to make our mobile experience better, no matter which OS we choose to go with.
[Windows Phone 7 General] jhughesy:
Not only do you have Android/iPhone fanboys bashing WP7 but also WP7 users bashing it. That's because we love the phone and just want to see it getting better. On the other hand iPhone/Android users seem to think their phones are perfect already. lol. Thats why they are fanboys I guess.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
In my case, it isn't hatred, it's a doomed system and I'm just expressing my sadness that such a nice system has to be destroyed by a deadbeat idiot leadership at MS. But I guarantee it is doomed...unless MS shakes up the management in charge of WP7.
[Windows Phone 7 General] pillsburydoughman:
The negativity happens because the regulars here hostile towards anyone, very little help here without pages of insults. You can usually get more straightforward responses from the MS wp7 forums compared to this place.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
I just bought myself, my mom, my borther, and my wife all WP7 devices for christmas (one of each released in the states) and I know that were all hooked and I've been a member of XDA for a few years now and have been tinkering since I got the original HTC touch when it was new.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Marx2:
I don't hate WP7, it's simply useless funny system. I'm long-term owner of WM and I don't like android too. Hovewer it's sad I don't see any phone/palmtop which I could buy. Small, extensible, fully customizable, with editable ROM and classic filesystem, not tieght to internet connection, not full of social apps.

I've just come here to read about WP7 and for me this system is totally useless just like iPhone. Hovewer I understand that some people need a such device, but why kill good old WM? The best MS could do is to open source windows mobile system... (yeah I know it's not possible).
[Windows Phone 7 General] FTC:
....why doomed? It is different from WM, thats all and if you guarantee that it is doomed, I guarantee that it is going to be a success. I used to be an avid user of

WM phones, spending hours of tweaking and flashing to bring my device to its limit. I knew before buying that as an early adaptor, I would have to cope with

bugs and missing features. Still I bought my HTC Mozart the first day it was available and I just love it. Of course I am missing some Apps but I am sure they

will be available shortly. But the strange thing is, I don't feel the urge any more to

pimp up my phone, it is just (almost) perfect the way I bought it....

FTC
[Windows Phone 7 General] JamesAllen:
Would be nice

I was a devoted WM customer and HTC device lover. I had the 8125, 8525 and FUZE. I flahed several radios and ROMs and spent hours on the XDA forums getting the ROM tweaked and apps to work the way I wanted them. I needed a device with a larger screen, faster processor and more memory. I wasn't going to get that from a WM device and there was no certainty I would get a WM X upgrade from MS. I went to the Samsung Focus and will never look back. I used to think I had to load custom ROMs and spend hours in these forums to get things to work. I was wrong. WP7 does everything I want and more.

I don't understand the hate in these forums or why the mods allow it. A spirited exchange of views is one thing, the crap that has gone on in these threads is another and almost made me quit XDA for good. I'll stay in the WP7, Focus and Fuze threads as long as they add value, but not to watch idiots try to prove who is dumber.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Yes, so they can make up a non-existent portion of the cellphone market again. They did what needed to be done to appease the masses not the few people who want to have to use an OS for months before it becomes fully functional. They made the first OS I have ever been able to fully use out of the box without flashing a custom rom or adding a new keyboard or anything at all. They released an epic OS and people are complaining that they didnt appease the WM6.5 users.... all 10 of them.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Slicerwolf:
ARGH!
[Windows Phone 7 General] nicksti:
To repeat my 4 reasons why Windows Phone is going to succeed:

#1 Microsoft has money and more of it than the others.

#2 Microsoft has resources.

#3 Windows Phone is favourably reviewed on many popular websites.

#4 Windows Phone has the backing of the hardware manufacturers.

Commit this to memory. Print it and have it bronzed. Windows Phone will. not. fail. You will be wrong. It will be around a year from now. Two years from now. Three years from now.

No one has any good reason for why it will fail. Just say something that has no bearing on success or failure. Coming second to market or late to market does not guarantee failure. Android came out with one device in Sept 2008 and took 5 months to get a small update. All this while the iPhone had 11M in sales in 2008 and Nokia and RIM were dominating. This did not doom Android.

Windows Phone has the devices. Desireable devices hardware-wise. It has the support. Dell came out and said it is easier to push out a WP7 phone over an Android phone. It has a rich daddy. And despite what some people would have anyone believe it is a good OS. Do a google search for Windows Phone 7 review. Cnet/Engadget/TechRadar/Gizmodo/GSMArena/Whatever.

A better start than any of the other OSes and will fail? Laughable.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Yes, That's what I'm saying.

By the way, it isn't that it won't fail, it already has failed. The management killed it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] buffalosolja42:
so true

I have had windows mobile variants for like almost 10yrs I even had the motorola mpx ( I think that was the name) every HTC that came from att except recent non-keyboards, and I have had Androids, Blackberrys, and Iphones (numerous). Basically as a phone they all are that Windows Mobile series was very customizable and loved all the features that xda brought to the party. Android is very customizable and so is Iphone (app wise), and my blackberry just plain got my work done! But I rather enjoy my WP7 Focus, main reason people are so into a phone OS is just the damn apps (thanks to iphone) which if you use them great if you don't why brag on a app collection. The WP7 is great for integrating office (all other previously explained phone OS have an office variant), and sorry I love my xbox live support. I look in on the 6.5 forums and Androids for my other phones but currently for getting it done and out of box speed wp7 gets it done in my experience. I just think as I said before that they need to integrate their other strong suits in the WP7 and it will be top notch. I think they need to address issues vs. wants and thats what they are doing. If it wasn't stable everyone would complain, remember us before cleanram was available on Windows 6.5 or Advanced Task Killer on Android and man battery life on a multi-tasking Iphone will die really quick as well (ask my fiance). Pick your poison if you can add positive input its really sad just to bash. But I am sticking with WP7 until something else is a better fit for what I need.