yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dudeimgeorge:
very strange man, my nexus one is slow compared to my nexus s. i NEED to send you all snap shots, im such a noob. i have 5.5-5.9mb on my nexus s. never have acheived that on my nexus one, or at least so consistently.

BEST PART

tethered my phone to my pc, downloading movies/music while having my ipade play net flix. not saying my nexus one couldnt do that, i just never did. and it was freaken awesome. went on speednet at shows 4.5-4.8mb on it. incredible hotspot/tethering.

i just really need this uncapp for tmobile to happen. i fear it will be an issue as when the throttling occurs it goes SLOWER THAN 2G.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] distortedloop:
Our varying experiences prove what I've always said about cellular service, it's just like real estate, the only thing that matters is location, location, location. The browser I am on right now doesn't show me your locations, but I'm assuming we're not all in the suburbs of Los Angeles, so it's just a matter of what the infrastructure for T-Mo is in our particular areas.

One of the initial disappointments I had for the Nexus S when first announced was that it wasn't a "4G" (okay HSPA+ device), but when I thought about it more, I realized that even though T-Mo says I am in an HSPA+ area now, that I'm not even getting the full regular HSPA potential from any of my phones, so no point in worrying about HSPA+ until the service actually delivers HSPA+ speeds in my area. My "friend" in Newport Beach (Orange County) is only getting about 5Mbs on his MT4G as well.

More on topic, I wonder if the throttling is impacted at all by your usage patterns, and if the throttling becomes more severe the more times they throttle you. I always thought of myself as a heavy data user by watching a lot of youtube videos, some netflix, streaming Sirius radio stations, tons of web browsing, but have only gone over the 5gb monthly once. Maybe that's the reason they weren't so harsh(?).
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mortzz:
Does anybody have a modified services.jar they could share with me? My home internet is down due to the giant blizzard and I've hit the "cap."

I've tried modifying it myself but I can't get classes.dex out of services.jar. All I have when I unpack it is MANIFEST.MF.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dro3432:
i have never really considered myself a heavy data user until i cut off my internet and exclusively used tethering. i got a txt from tmobile the minute i hit 5 gig. and after that my internet on the phone was so slow my browser would time on on requests. So now i mostly use my neighbors non passworded wifi
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kenvan19:
:O Did you jump ship on the Epic Schizo? Glad to have you here, Epic Experience was a great rom :)

On topic: Are there any negative side-effects of modifying this file? And would there be issues depending on which rom we're using?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kwhy:
just a heads up...

According to T-mobile I hit or went over the 5GB throttle cap last week. My speeds have been down to 50 kb/s the past 7 days.

The crappy part is that I'm actually UNDER the 5GB cap. T-mobiles website reports I'm around 3GB TOTAL yet they can't seem to fix out why I'm being capped (or they aren't telling me).

My billing cycle will reset tomorrow, but I'm not counting on this resetting and I bet this happens again.

50 kb/s sucks because most apps are not even tested for speeds probably under 56k...so I notice more time outs and FC on some apps now.

At least it would be ok if it was edge speeds, but it is below that.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacksonj51:
I edited mine, been getting up there in the GB'z... taken from nightly 28, edited the services.jar but there's no 'one fits all' so I advise you take your services.jar from the ROM your running and edit the classes.dex -->Baksmali/Smali<-- and push it back into your phone after editing.

I kept the 7 throttleservices smaili's in the classes.dex as placeholders rather than deleting them, I just kept the headers and deleted the rest... seems to be working good, had a couple weird issues.

Keep in mind your mobile networks settings will become unusable (force close) but then again who uses those settings after they are set anyway? So make sure your roaming and apn and everything is all set before pushing the services.jar back in. So if u like to go into the settings and switch to 2G you'll have to go the *#*#4636#*#* route, or maybe a widget will do?

Anyhow, I guess you can always just push back your original services.jar....

Good write up here: http://www.greatereader.org/?p=5397

PM me if u need some help
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fallentine:
I searched yahoo, google, and even bing, and of course these forums. I couldn't find any threads on upgrading from WM2003 to WM2003SE.

I have an Ipaq h3835 with Pocket PC 2003,

Microsoft Pocket PC

Version 4.20.1081 (Build 13100)

The asset viewer says under version:

Product Revision Level: 2.0

ROM Date: 09/24/03

ROM Version: 3.00.06 ENG

OS Version: Windows CE 4.20

I simply need WPA support within the built in wireless configuration.

The wireless configuration program that came with my 802.11b CF card can't seem to connect to my wifi, dispite all the settings being right. The software itself is glitchy at best.

My wifi card is the Symbol Spectrum24

Model: LA-4137

WEP and open connections work, but not WPA with their software.

And my WM2003 doesn't support WPA right out.
[Droid X General] IWHBYD:
I have a rooted X stuck at the M logo(I can get to the stock recovery) and I want to know if there's a way to get to Clockworkmod.

I have Koush's bootstrap and Clockworkmod installed, so all I need is something that will trigger the bootstrap.

The backstory is that I was uninstalling Blur applications from ApeX and got a little overzealous, and now it won't boot(probably waiting for an application that's never going to start).
[Droid X General] ejgilkey:
Ive heard that if you hold the down volume button when powering on, it will send you to bootstrap.
[Droid X General] bigshotrob22:
Try plugging in a usb cable and pull the battery and put it back in, turn it on with the usb still in.
[Droid X General] RKramden:
I think you're in for an SBF Flash. I had a similar problem the other day (tried to install a new rom...foolishly didn't make sure the battery was charged.) I tried all the above and then wound up doing a flash. Once I was back to stock the then gained root (another story) I quickly loaded Bootstrapper & restored my primary ROM (Darkslide 4.1) and am now a happy camper again.
[Droid X General] IWHBYD:
I eventually gave up and SBF'd to stock, rooted, and then reinstalled ApeX. I was able to keep /data through the whole process, so I didn't lose too much. Is there any way to set up clockworkmod that it will always load in place of the default recovery system?
[Droid X General] bigshotrob22:
Install Koushs bootstrap recovery.
[Droid X General] IWHBYD:
I've had it installed the entire time. By default it only bootstraps/loads clockworkmod if you tell it to(specifically you need to be able to write to /data/.recovery_mode) so you can't just boot into it when your phone is off.

What I want is a way to essentially replace the stock recovery app.
[Droid X General] refthemc:
So does Koush and the rest of the Droid X owners...
[Droid X General] mfinlay04:
Rubix has this feature sorta. If u install rubix drod implemented a beta fix that should boot into recovery if the battery is left out for x mins typically 3-5. From what I understand as long as the /system isn't formatted after installing rubix even if u use a different Ron this fix will still work. Might be worth installing rubix just to get this feature... and chances are if u haven't tried it before u might not want to leave rubix :-)
[Droid X General] packruler:
Unless someone cracks the bootloader there is no easy to overwrite the stock recovery on droid x
[Droid X General] tbcpn:
Coming from an Unrevoked Forever Incredible, I've been searching for the same thing. Found this on another forum:

Getting Into Clockwork In a Pinch for Droid X

I saw a write up on this in another thread and I thought we needed it here too. I use this trick a lot and took it for granted that everyone knew it. Say you can't get into your phone to reboot into recovery through the Bootstrap App. Here are the Steps to get into Clockwork and Restore a Backup.

1) Make Sure your Phone is Plugged into the Charger.

2) Battery Pull.

3) With the Phone still Plugged into the Charger replace the Battery.

4) Wait until your Phone enters the Charging State. ( The Battery Icon Charging)

5) Hit your phone's power button, it should Boot into Clockwork Recovery. It works like a Charm for me everytime.
[Droid X General] anaheim1:
I figured that^ out on accident. If your stuck in the M you obviously have to battery pull but this will also work if you just reboot with a wall charger plugged in.:D
[Droid X General] Jmoney47:
If you install the liberty rom, there is a feature that allows you to go into CWM every time you turn on the phone in the settings menu
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluemoon1221:
I have notice this thing. My friend and I have a captivate. In the market I have some apps that is not seen in his market. I was wondering if this had to do with the market update? Or something like carrier thing for roms...

Both of us are rooted. He is still running the stock rom I'm running darky port 7.2.

P.s. the specific app I was unable to find on my friends captivate was 'Google Korean ime '(its a keyboard)

Sent from my captivate
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcord11758:
You are on a i9000 port that may have the market unlocked. Your friend's atoll had at&t restrictions

Sent from me
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluemoon1221:
So the only way he can get the app is if he flash?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cozmo1:
Since he is rooted, but still on stock ROM, you need to make a change to your settings.db file to allow non market application installation (0 to 1 type of change). Do the following if you have the Android SDK installed:

adb shell

su

cd /dbdata/databases/com.android.providers.settings

sqlite3 settings.db

update secure set value = "1" where name = "install_non_market_apps";

.quit

Then reboot your phone.

If you don't ADB you'll want to either install it or you can try one of a couple of "one-clickers" on the boards. It's been a while since I've done it myself and if I recall correctly I installed the sqlLite add-on in Firefox to change this setting on my phone.

A quick search found the following link here which looks like it'll do the trick, though I've personally never used it. Look around, as there are others, and decide what would be best/easiest for you.

Or flash with CWM :)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bluemoon1221:
Thanks!!

I'm use to allowing non market app restriction with Firefox sq lite manager so that's no big issue for me.

Thanks again for the info!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] newter55:
Pretty sure you need to edit the fingerprint in build prop to show apps hidden by att...use sgs tools (market fix in app), which as far as I know is now not available on market anymore but can be found on xda

Edited for swype
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boborone:
Airplane mode, turn on wifi, connect to wifi, download restricted apps from unrestricted market

Success

From a phone
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Miami_Son:
Since when? Just downloaded it from market last week.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] newter55:
Keep your backup or find app on xda if you want it. Not sure of status exactly but I think the dev just quite supporting it.

As for the airplane mode that works but market fix eliminates doing it every time
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asmith.14:
Hi guys

I am really desperate atm. I have read several topics but couldnt find any that matches my problem so hope I will receive some help from you guys

I have HTC desire, rooted, running LeeDroid Rom

So everything is fine, until one day I restarted my device. After restarting it keeps rebooting on its own. Its stuck on the Android screen (the white one), couldnt get to the Animation and keeps restarting for several times and then freezes on the white screen.

If I dont have to restart my device there is no problem. The issue here is when I factory reset the device or want to flash a new rom it keeps rebooting and then is stuck.

If I leave it for a while then it reboots normally to OS but it will not execute the factory reset or rom flash whatsoever

The only thing I can do in HBOOT menu is clearing the data and that's it.

Plz Plz Plz help me out guys

Some more info

BRAVO PVT1 SHIP S-ON

HBOOT-0.92.0001

MICROP-031d

TOUCH PANEL-SYNW0101

RADIO-5.09.00.20

JUL 23 2010, 16:46:44
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Droidzone:
Its a hardware issue and will probably need a board replacement. Before returning it, as a last resort you may try unrooting to stock. Guide is in my signature.

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asmith.14:
i really hope its not a hardware problem

cuz i've had my phone for 6 months and it just happened so recently
[EVO 4G General] jc8081:
I just tried the Miui rom real quick and i loved it! But it's unusable bc the camera doesn't work and some things are still in chinese. So does anyone know if there's a updated version? Or can someone suggest a rom that's similar, i love the idea of no apparent drawer like the iphone. Any ideas? Thanks
[EVO 4G General] mntbkr:
Did you download and install the English pack? Last time I used it everithing worked except for 4g, and HDMI.
[EVO 4G General] jc8081:
Well I'm kinda new where do i get the English pack? And do i just install it like a normal rom? Thanks
[EVO 4G General] Just_s:
You need to head to MIUI developers and download one of the past three or so versions of the ROM. I'm running the 12.31 latest, but I think the 12.11 was my favorite.

MIUI-Devs I'd also recommend running it with one of the Savage Kernels.
[EVO 4G General] nickcash:
Yea I ran the 12.11 and the 12.24. I preferred the 12.11 also, seemed all around more smooth and fluid. Went back to cm6 though. Overclocked, its just so fast, smooth and better!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Razius:
First of I apologize if this is already posted elsewhere. I have looked around and haven't found anything specific to my problem. Anyway, this is my problem. I have loaded a custom ROM on my Samsung Vibrant. Went well and love it, but I figured it was time to install a new one. Download a few to try and this is where my problem starts. Every time I get into recovery everything goes smoothly, but then it hangs on installing ROM. The progress bar doesn't move and I let it sit for a good 30 minutes and nothing happens. I can power the device off and boot up into my existing ROM just fine. I was wondering if anyone has had similar problems.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rsfaze:
never heard of this issue, do you have a rom now with voodoo that is enabled?

I would just odin back to stock and start over..
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bauerlucas:
Try disabeling voodoo if its installed. Or make sure you are in clockwork and not stock recovery. Stock only has about 4 options. Clockwork will have about 10 or so.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brnbock:
If nine of the above work, try reinstalling clockwork
[Wildfire General] blueberry27:
Wildfire is my 1st Android phone and I was unable to tell if it is considered at fastest performance or swiftest response, until I was shown one of my friends' Magic on Cupcake with Sense (non-OC). I should say it's a real Magic when compared to my Wildfire OC @ 710MHz (coz 768M is buggy n slower at times). I almost poped-out my eyes when I see its performance.

So, I wanna know if it's got anything to do with the ROMs, or just WF is really a 3rd-rated @#%^&*; or does my WF think I'm so stupid that I'll nvr find out that it is slacking. (pardon my bad words)

Well, let's find out. Pls vote in the poll which you think is fastest for you.

REmember: Here I am finding out which ROM is fastest; not necessarily best with Extra app or launcher or settings. I am more interested in things like split-second response to swipe-answering incoming calls and non-stop-motion swiping across screen. Thanks for everyone in advance.
[Wildfire General] drioo:
If you want freaking performance, you must get rid of HTCSense. I recommend using OpenFire. More responsive and faster than CM for me..
[Wildfire General] reqmon:
You can answer and reject the call with swipe in htc sense, actually :D. The fastest is the one ROM, with very difficult name, author says, its an absolutely bare android 2.2, extremely stable and fast.
[Wildfire General] reqmon:
Sunaabh ROM ;)
[Wildfire General] drioo:
Well yeah, it's hard to compare Sense-based and AOSP-based ROMS. IMO, SunAabh is the fastest ROM between Sense-based ROMs. But not enough fast for me, cause all the Sense "Loading boxes" pisses me off seriously.
[Wildfire General] alangrig:
Openfire is fastest. Even after having installed bunch of files: dosctogo, Skype,tango, and other heavy apps, Openfire is still fastest. Do not see logic behind HTC putting own apps over aosp making system less responsive. With non-overclocked CPU and running livewallpapers get 2.4 Mflops.
[Wildfire General] darkalez:
OpenFire is the fastest, u have to mod it like u want.
[Wildfire General] alphachung:
Wildpuzzle is slow because it is with HTC Sense. CyanogenMod is faster, but OpenFire is the fastest because it is a NAKED ROM without any extensions.
[Wildfire General] romasis:
But Openfire with Jit on and ovefclocked cpu is not stable, CM ROM is pretty stable overclocked+jit
[Wildfire General] alangrig:
It is stable, just setcpu min 245 and 691 Max and it is fine.
[Wildfire General] guus_1995:
I know what you mean I was using wildpuzzle (newest one) it was fast.

But when you quit a game it restarts the whole sense.

It was battery byebye.

So I'm using openfire for a long time ( a week ) ((again xD)) and it is still the fastest one so sense just sucks and non sense = more CPU ( sense does use a lot )
[Wildfire General] dracosc:
Just a question!!!

Since there is no chance to root a device using Froyo 2.2 or 2.2.1, how can people still overclock and flash custom roms??
[Wildfire General] 3xeno:
Only official Froyo OTA can't be rooted. The ones available in Custom ROM's are "Safe" versions having their HBOOT removed, which enables them to remain rootable.
[Wildfire General] cocos2000:
Great news! Finally now it Can be S-OFF and rooted!
[Streak 5 General] Bob Simons:
I have an ATT Streak, with the Dell 2.2 froyo installed and updated. With the stock 1.6, the initial 2.2 and the updated 2.2, sometimes I can't unlock the phone. The green unlock tab will not slide across the screen. Most of the time it's fine but it happens at least a few times a day when attempting to answer calls. I've found that I can get it to unlock if I move the slider enough to reveal the white dot under the speaker icon, and then press that. Pressing the dot under the speaker icon makes the unlock slider move all the way over so I'm not dead but it's still rather frustrating. Usually everything is fine. Anyone have any ideas? This is my first Android but I've had Kaisers, Raphaels and Rhodiums and have gone through a fair amount with them. Do the DJ_Steve ROMs fix the problem? Is this a known issue?

Thanks in advance
[Streak 5 General] bartsplanet:
See thread 'Touch screen unresponsive after pocket time'
[Streak 5 General] tmotytn:
You can also get Menu unlock from the market...it allows you to just tap the menu softkey to unlock the phone.

Also, check out NoLock from the market...you can have it set so that when you hit your power button, your phone opens to the homepage.
[Streak 5 General] michelhuy:
I had exactly the same problem, would miss phone calls as I couldn't slide to answer either. This happened almost systematically when I left my wifi hotspot - but would happen also if wifi was turned off.

In the end, recalibrating my screen did it. Since, I haven't had a single sticky/frozen slide to unlock
[Streak 5 General] Bob Simons:
calibrating did not help but returning it did

I couldn't make myself think the phone was worth the troubles so I brought it back and went back to my old Tilt 2/TP2 while I wait for the aTrix or a slider version of the 4.3" HTCs or Samsungs like the Epic. Thanks for the advice.
[Streak 5 General] nigel p:
Try "easy answer button" off the market, it allows you to have a button to answer the phone.
[Streak 5 General] strvmarv:
Touchscreen out when in pocket

Agreed, see that thread and remember to make sure the touchscreen is facing away from your body when you place it in your pocket. Something about the heat/magnetic sensitivity that get's thrown off when it's in your pocket and facing skin. Worked like a charm for me...no issues with unlocking or touchscreen responsiveness...
[Streak 5 General] subvecto:
It's the static build up on touch surface; not avoidable totally but above suggestion would minimize it to non annoying level... antistatic pouch would also help no matter how it is carried.
[Streak 5 General] Bob Simons:
I've delaminated the resistive screens on a bunch of HTCs

carring them in my pocket screen in. I thought the glass on the streak wouldn't have any of those issues. I'm leaning towards an aTrix when it comes out and I think it's also gorilla glass. You think it's the heat, or static that causes the problem?
[Streak 5 General] Dr.Dellka:
I also had this problem, and it got solved when I uninstalled my App Killer!

I have a Q, since I cannot find "menu unlock" on the market, can I download it and install it over PC (without rooting etc.)

I'm using froyo 2.2 official 318 build
[Streak 5 General] yasir_jan87:
Recalibrating it did the trick for me
[Streak 5 General] subvecto:
Gorilla glass is a chemical treatment to harden glass not really helps or solves static build up like issues.. I am guessing top layer glass is very thin on streak (lowest margins are .5 - .75mm for tempered glass and even less than .5mm for polycarbonate surfaces) hence the static build up, which is impossible to prevent, rather easily interferes with streak's touch sensor. There are safety margins for gaps between LCD and touch as well as touch glass thicknesses for proper signal capture by adc before fed into touch controller (if discrete IC is used) and there is a big chance streak design took the lowest possible of those margins and since the surface is rather large, static build up could temporarily hinder touch recognition...
[Streak 5 General] Nischithkm:
Recalibrating fixes this issue and its not due to gorilla glass or due to storage of the phones in your pockets.

Nish
[Streak 5 General] strvmarv:
Just b/c it worked for you doesn't mean it's the only answer. Recalibrating did not fix the issue for me. Changing the way I carry it in my pocket *did*, but that doesn't mean it will solve *everyone's* similar issue. We're just trying to help by providing suggestions...
[Streak 5 General] damo182:
I use noLock and shaketoanswer from the marketplace

didnt fix the problem, just bypassed it.......
[Streak 5 General] bash_array:
No lock works great. The lock screen is a pain in the assets anyway

Dell Streak, 2.2 froyo (318), custom kernel, OC to 1.2ghz, quadrant 2002, hspda signal mod,
[G2 and Desire Z General] PoisonWolf:
Hey G2 people!

I just got this phone for free and I was wondering, is there anything else new on the horizon that I should wait for (and therefore sell this phone)?

I have the option to go with this or the Vibrant, (was offered both). Not sure which route I should pick or if I shouldn't pick either at all and just sell it off and put that towards something else.

Any input on the matter would be great.