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[Vibrant General] keenerb:
Over the past month or two I've been camping several times with my family. I have a G2, and my wife has a Vibrant.

Over that time period, I've noticed that the Vibrant has been MUCH better at obtaining and keeping a cellular signal in borderline areas.

On our most recent camping trip, my G2 reported time spent searching for signal at 68%, the Vibrant reported 0%, averaged across the trip. The Vibrant also had approximately 2x the battery life of the G2, presumably because the G2 spent so much time looking for a signal.

In fact, the Vibrant was the phone we relied on for consistent data and voice access on the trip, the G2 occasionally would update my mail but was basically useless for the trip...

Vibrant is stock. G2 was running cyanogenmod 6.1.1
[Vibrant General] lqaddict:
Good to know :) I've seen some threads on the G2 forum people were complaining about crappy reception and phone crashes in not so optimal signal areas - I thought it was addressed with one of the OTA's though.
[Networking] Dheano:
I'm tethering on my PC via my G1 (HTC Dream). It is against the rules of my provider to tether, but I have no home internet and I only want to do some minimal browsing.

They can see I'm tethering through two ways - unusually high upload/download speeds and also what device I am using. They only really get notified whilst finding the unusual speeds though.

So, my question is: Can I slow down my Firefox, Chrome or even that horrible Internet Explorer down in order to not get caught?

I don't mind incredibly slow speeds, as long as I don't get caught!!!!
[General Questions and Answers] AspiringDeveloper:
Do we have sufficient access to the transceiver such that my phone could act as a link between a phone that is too far from a tower and that tower? Are there just too many security issues for this to be thinkable?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iskion1:
One of the things my wife uses our Gtab for is Facebook. She plays some of the games (Frontierville & Cafe World) but they don't seem to want to work. I think it is connected to the use of flash on the web site, but not sure. We are using VEGAn BETA 5.1. Has anyone else had any problems with games on Facebook?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lordgodgeneral:
I haven't had any problems playing Mafia wars or Castle Age.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juda222000:
I don't play games on facebook, but the one thing I noticed about it and I don't know if you have this problem is well, is I can't chat with my friends via IM. Does anyone know a way to correct this?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oresteez:
Hi all,

I don't want to commit thread necromancy here, but I figured its better than starting a new one...

Anyone had any further luck with this?

I just recently purchased a G Tab. I rooted it, loaded the latest CM7 ROM (1.2 bootloader), and downloaded the latest Adobe Flash from the marketplace (I think it was 10.3)

I was able to go on facebook, switch it to the "desktop site", and start loading a game (Dragons of Atlantis).

The game loads and opens, and I can maneuver around the map for about 2 minutes, and then the whole tablet just freezes. I have to wait a few more minutes, and then if I push the power button, it turns the tablet off. I then push the power button again, and it turns back on. This happens with both Dolphin Browser HD and Skyfire. Any suggestions?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] reignking:
I have the same issue, with Dungeon Overlord and Cityville -- both memory-hogging games. I figure its the lack of memory, but others don't seem to have this issue. I'm using Vegan tab Gingerbread, and wondering if I should try CM7.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MEAKU15:
hi,

did anyone got this working on their tab? im currently playing empires and allies and it opens up and i can play it, but it lags pretty bad. It aint that fast as to how you wud play on a pc. Im hav not rooted my tab and i dont plan to. Anyone got any solutions?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ameyanaik:
For all NAND Android Build Developers,

It would be nice to avail SD / RAM builds with NAND builds....

I started this thread bcoz of

[05 JAN] -=MDJ Gingerbread=- v. 1.5/1.6 BETA [GRH78][RMNET][Kernel: MDJ S9.3 OC]

I could not found the same v1.5 in HD2 Android Development....

Please...

Regards,

Ameya Naik
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] FireMAN999:
Oh great, now the Nand Development forum is turning into a build request forum. :(
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] yamensaleh:
give time to the developers, they will do every thing it is only one week since magldr released guys, come on.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] joshkoss:
Post your question in his already open thread
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] Hellraz0r:
Little Photoshop work to make the black background uniform, and the drop shadow on 'espresso'. enjoy!
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] AndroidFiend:
beat me to it!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jasonziter:
Anyone out there have problems flashing back to Froyo ROM after using Evervolv gingerbread?

I can flash back to a Nandroid of Evervolv, but cant:

1. Fresh install Froyo Rom

2. Re-install Nandroid

This is of course all after wipe of everything.

Using Ra for wipe of dalvik, cache, battery, sd ext , factory reset.

ANY ADVICE.

when I try and flash any froyo rom or nandroid of a froyo rom I just get the white HTC evo 4g screen which stays (ive left it for an hour) until reset and flash back to evervolv.

So.......im stuck using ONLY evervolv and im kinda over the rom not working well yet. Its improving, but still too much not working consistently and reliably.

Does RA recovery need to be updated.......would that potentially fix the problem ??? or did something else cause the gingerbread only problem.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sultan.of.swing:
Sounds like you updated your radio and pri and are trying to flash to a rom still running the older HTC #17 kernel.

Download and flash one of the new roms based on the new ota 3.70 with the htc#15 kernel.

If it boots up there's the issue

sent from my evo.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CheesyNutz:
with this app can you move the clock on the lockscreen to the center ?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] T1RKazz:
if you resize the columns
[Nexus One General] akirajds:
So, what would you trade your Nexus one for? im thinking the LG Optimus 2X would be a great replacement.

is there anything currently or on the horizon that you want?
[Nexus One General] Lythandra:
Nothing really grabs me for the moment.

T-mobile upgrade doesn't come in effect for another 10 months and full price for a phone doesn't appeal to me when the upgrade is not much better.

I expect some neat stuff to be out in 10 months tho.

I tried playing games on the N1 but the small screen size just doesn't do it for me so I'm not sure what I would get out of a dual-core for now.
[Nexus One General] jimbobalu:
I'll be keeping mine for the foreseeable future, probably a year ;). There is currently nothing that is a big enough leap in technology to pry my Nexy out of my hands.
[Nexus One General] Rod3:
Asides from the LG Optimus 2X, a couple of the other new phones announced at CES sound awesome most notably the Samsung Infuse, Motorola Atrix, Motorola Bionic, and HTC Thunderbolt. Sadly, these are all on carriers other than TMO, so I am sticking with my Nexy.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
Probably the next Nexus phone, that should be a significant step up.
[Nexus One General] prettyboy85712:
TMO has their presentation at CES this afternoon.
[Nexus One General] Dirk:
I'd trade mine for a 6ft leggy blonde....but only if she's ok with being 'flashed' and 'rooted' :D

Anything short of that and you'd have to pry my n1 out of my cold, lifeless hands!
[Nexus One General] herrwinkler:
Klondike Bar.
[Nexus One General] bfox55:
There hasn't been anything released or even announced that would make me want to sign a new two year contract yet. But if somebody comes up with a 4G, dual core phone with a big screen, hdmi mirroring, front/rear cams and decent android community support (at least cyanogenmod). I'd be interested.
[Nexus One General] apollostees:
I did trade mine for a G2. Here why:

-My power button was broke

-The touch screen is lame

-I got $450.00 for it despite those two flaws and it's age

-I got a brand new G2 off craigslist for $359:D:D

If not for that combination of events I might have kept it. Because even though the G2's hardware is superior to the N1's, it doesn't give a mindblowingly superior Android experience.
[Nexus One General] josemedina1983:
I think I would trade it for Nokia N8 Or I would trade it for a dell streak if it was running stock or a dell venue pro

Nokia N8: specs are just insane on this device and it looks good. (I was a Nokia Fanboy so to me Nokia n8 is a nice piece of hardware) Bad: underpower cpu and I wouldn't say bad but rather old OS.

Dell Streak: I just wanna be different phone LOL Bad: Might be stuck on 2.2 forever

Dell Venue pro: Great Looking device Bad: No flash + No Multitasking = disaster
[Nexus One General] beankid:
I would trade my N1 for the new Motorola Atrix that was just announced for at&t. Hopefully it will be released soon!
[Nexus One General] Mikvarhar:
Its True! :D Google need other phone!

im wanna HTC Linux :D
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
I probably will end up sticking with my $40/month Nexus One and saving $300 - $360 per year over what normal people pay for smartphones :)

ATM I'm in that sort of "wow that phone is amazing I must have it!" phase with the motorola atrix, lg optimus 2x, and droid bionic but I'm sure that will pass with time ;)

HDMI mirroring (LG 2x / Droid Bionic) is amazing to me and makes it so I never need another nintendo, super nintendo, sega, or playstation ever again. They would all just be on my phone ready to play (with a wiimote) at the drop of a hat :eek:

The atrix doesn't seem to have the actual mirroring like the two above but seems to have the amazing option of turning into a sort of macbook air whenever you want or being able to be used on a monitor. This is in addition to its mind-blowing stats and 1930mAh battery :eek:

This is the holy grail I am always looking for, the one device that takes care of every single electronic need in your life:

- Phone

- Camera

- Voice recorder

- Internet connection

- Keyboard support to turn into a computer

- Emulator gaming with wiimote support

- All day battery life

- Good price

I'll have to wait and see how these new phones play out. They could be amazing and take care of all of these functions and force me to buy them or they could be overpriced and not worth it. We shall see...
[Nexus One General] ROM_Guest:
I always wonder with these threads what any of the guys who still follow Moores law (even the modified version 12months vs 18 months for PC replacement), think about all these quick replacements?
[Nexus One General] krypticos:
i think for me it will be the Motorola Atrix for me. i will keep my n1 for beta testing and stuff but for my daily phone i do believe the atrix will be it.
[Nexus One General] Rod3:
The TMO CES presentation listed nothing but the Streak 7 tablet. No phone announcement = epic fail.
[Nexus One General] Old MuckenMire:
This is my hope as well. I know it's been repeated many times but I hope HTC makes it once again and really tries to put Samsung to shame(not that it would be that hard).
[Nexus One General] RellikZephyr:
I will replace my N1 for the htc version of the 2x. Come on htc dual core flagship!

Rellikzephyr
[Nexus One General] ap3604:
As long as the industry gets pushed upward by CES I could care less about which carrier got the goods.

T-mobile announced 4g honeycomb tablets today in addition to saying they were coming out with 25 total 4g devices in the next year. Trust me they will be coming out with amazing phones as well ;)

Happy though that Att got the best android phones though even if I don't have them as my carrier. They needed an amazing android phone in the worst way and now have one: the Atrix :eek:
[Nexus One General] RellikZephyr:
Still hanging out for the pyramid. Why have no rumours dropped yet. Dammit I love my N1 but this is the longest I every had a phone (testament to its awesome) but I want a new phone, and it must be worthy lol

Rellikzephyr
[Nexus One General] PeterHook:
Samsung galaxy s2 - it's a beast.
[Nexus One General] ECBomb:
Well I just got the N1 about a month ago (came from an X10i) and I'll stick with this phone for awhile. But if I was considering changing phones, I'd probably go with something that has Sense UI in it. Don't like the blandness of iOS or WM7. Also not a huge fan of LG or Samsung either (from previous experience) and unless SE does something about not always lagging behind in software (on top of better, more usable/eye pleasing widgets), I'd consider them again.
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
Still looking at the desire s as the only thing I'd give up my nexus one for. With the galaxy s 2 a possibility too just for the pentile be gone screen.

But damn is my nexus still sexy. Longest I've ever used a phone without upgrading. Pretty insane.
[Nexus One General] RellikZephyr:
New leaked renders of pyramid look sweet. Makes me want it more. Tho leaked specs not as I had hoped, how could it not have 1gb of ram. But at same time they say it is running honeycomb and that I doubt very much, so don't hold much on those specs

Rellikzephyr
[Nexus One General] duncanmak:
HD2 perhaps?

I'm giving my girlfriend the N1 and switching myself to an HD2 running NexusHD2-Gingerbread.

It works just like the N1, plus I now have a bigger screen. I also bought a $1 app to remap the left green button to search instead of call.

I got it for around $300 on eBay, used but basically mint condition. I just got the phone today, but so far, I'm pretty happy with this decision.
[Nexus One General] going_home:
Well

I got the Nexus S 3 days after it was released and returned it after a week.

Immediately went and bought a MyTouch 4G and thats what I've been using since.

Way faster than the N1 and no low memory problems.

Having said that I still have the N1 and would trade it plus $ to try a

Galaxy S 4G or for a G2 if someone wants to add $.

Although I dont need a hard keyboard with Swype.

Yep once I got used to the TMO bloatware the MT4G is a great phone.

Of course its HTC :D

I have just got to have 4G now and dont use the N1 any more.
[Nexus One General] bigmout:
What's with the "Google" on the back of the HTC Pyramid pics I've seen online? Is this a new Google Phone?

EDIT: Oops, I see there's already a thread devoted to this. Sorry.
[Nexus One General] HighTech216:
My hopes have been answered in the form of the HTC Pyramid.

They got me again, ill be cracking the wallet ASAP. I think HTC makes all of the Android phone that are worth keeping.
[Nexus One General] klisp:
I would trade for a thunderbolt. Im on a N1 right now.
[Nexus One General] dennis_co01:
My N1 is almost a year with me already and still works very well.

I'll probably just keep this as souvenir.

I want this "shooter/evo3D" if it ends up to be a "nexus-3D".

And some kind of multi-colored notification light would be great.
[Nexus One General] Old MuckenMire:
I got a Thunderbolt to replace my AT&T Nexus One. I'll always miss it...it was my first Android device and I babied the heck out of it. I just got bored and wanted a Sense device. Also wanted to give Verizon a try and with the unlimited 4G LTE offer, I couldn't refuse. The BIG bonus so far is call quality. In my area Verizon smokes AT&T in this regard. Calls sound like the person is in the same room without a HINT of background noise. So far I'm very happy and it's been a very nice upgrade.
[Nexus One General] Mokurex:
How's the new sense compared to the stock gingerbread?
[Nexus One General] Old MuckenMire:
Well I never used stock gingerbread, I was using Cyanogenmod 7 nightlies. Sense is fantastic, it's one of the reasons I went Thunderbolt. Every Sense ROM I tried on my Nexus was just too buggy or missing some major feature.

Battery life was MUCH better on the Nexus One running Cyanogen 7. I could easily get 20 hours out of the Nexus. The TB is lucky if it makes it 8 running stock Sense.

Build quality of the TB is not up to the Nexus(Nexus has more aluminum, not sure the TB has any. There might be a strip on the front at the bottom). However the screen bug(multiple gestures) does not exist on the TB so that was a good tradeoff. I'm also VERY surprised how well the screen quality holds up to the AMOLED of the Nexus. I sold my ATT Nexus but I still have my TMobile Nexus and when I put the TMO Nexus next to the TB screen, the Thunderbolt actually wins :eek: Both at 100% brightness. The colors are practically identical which i did not expect, but the Thunderbolt's screen goes brighter than the Nexus. The speaker on the TB is much better than the Nexus. Everything comes out LOUD and clear. Voice turn by turn can be heard even with the windows down on the highway.:D

I DO MISS trackball wake and trackball color alerts. :( The Thunderbolt does have LED notification but it's only one color(green) and the LED is under the ear speaker grill. It looks very cool but is impossible to see from a distance. I always loved looking at my Nexus and knowing what notifications I had waiting from across the room :D
[Nexus One General] popophobia:
My N1 just took a dive in the washing machine for 5 mins. I don't think I can revive it :(

Have to look for a replacement. But which one :(
[Nexus One General] jdmoore81:
I would trade mine for a g2
[Nexus One General] worker1:
pull the battery and put it in rice.
[Nexus One General] virtualflyer:
Maybe for a desire z.

I would trade it for the third nexus! :p
[Nexus One General] DBBGBA:
A dual-core android device with 3d screen, 4" screen not required (I actually think it's too big for me) and full day battery with average-heavy usage of games/internet. Am I asking too much? OK I can give up the 3D screen but I want something that matches the iphone4 retina display
[Nexus One General] popophobia:
Did that. But it was in the washing machine for too long :(
[Nexus One General] Mokurex:
Thanks for doing the comparison between N1 and TB :)

I usually get a new phone every year and I'm kind of reluctant in buying a new one right now. The two main concerns are exactly the same as you pointed out, build quality & trackball alert. I'm 'sort of' considering the Nexus S, but those two points are pulling me back.

We really do take for granted the ease of telling whether there's a notification by just simply glancing at our phones and see if something blinked. Not only can we tell if there's a notification or not, but also tell what it is from the different colors.

I don't want to go back to switching on the display to check my notification. It seems nobody cares for the feature since other than the Nexus One, no phone can do this without some sort of a 'hack', it really is a shame..
[Nexus One General] mrbkkt1:
I really am stuck as what I would buy now. The Pyramid would have been what I was looking forward to, but now, only if it's a penta band phone, so it's not obsolete in less than a year. Maybe if the tmo banded 4g/3g phones upcoming are deeply discounted is the only way I could forsee buying one.
[Nexus One General] sl8125:
So glad I still have my upgrade. I be waiting for MOTO atrix 4g. Dual core and did you see the laptop dock. I would not need laptop no mo. This thing is a monster. I don't know but it blows everything away. I am a big HTC fanboy but this phone is lighting me up. It's not lte but hspa+. Not a deal breaker. Don't care for MOTO blur but there us always adw and laucherpro. I don't think it comes with gingerbread but other thing make up for it. I seen NS upcloose not much different from froyo. If MOTO atrix updates to honeycomb I will be delighted.
[Nexus One General] tanman1975:
for me, no upgrades until Android gets a phone with better than WVGA resolution
[Nexus One General] Lightning N1:
The Atrix does look tempting, be it the only real option, for those of us on AT&T and having been totally spoiled by the Nexus One for so long.

I only hope that there is enough developer support to allow several ROM options, so that rooting and ROM flashing is still an option to rid the phone of Blur.
[Nexus One General] hay112:
droid bionic >

dual core + 4G LTE + 4.3" Screen + 512MBram + HDMI out + 8MP Cam = win

edit: oh and Tegra 2
[Nexus One General] musashiken:
I wouldn't trade my Nexus One for the world.

It will be my secondary phone when I get a more powerful one. I will keep it till the end of time even.
[Nexus One General] ohgood:
i have a mint N1 for sale trade, no hits from craigslist on it yet. reallllly don't want to ebay it, so i'll sit on it. still love it, but ... the g2 is hmm mmm good.

likes nexus:

it's just sweet, fast, never chokes. trackball. tiny.

likes g2: PHYSICAL KEYBOARD very similar to the g1, my favorite. FAST. 6Mbs downloads are smokin. the heft of the g2 is a little nicer imho. the battery life of the g2 is definitly a big plus for me. stock battery from 530 am this morning is still at 24% after playing lightly all day @ work. much bettererer.

oh, and i bought two g2's this week:

wifes with a couple bumps $250

mine, mint in box brand new $220

guess i could sell all three and make enough to get whatever-is-the-coolest-google-phone, but i really like the g2 right now.

:)
[Nexus One General] hdomingu:
I would trade in my N1 for a mytouch 4G at this point. I got the N1 because of all the development behind it and getting the updates first, but gingerbread has been out a while and while im not dying to get it i see we wont get the updates as fast as we use to. The mytouch 4g has hspa+ a FFC(which i wont use) and a better touch screen (the N1 screen is finally starting to annoy me). I would love to get a NS but I dont have the money and the dual cores are coming soon (none to TMO so far though)
[Nexus One General] Mokurex:
From looking at the Nexus S, I'll probably wait for the next device in the Neuxs line.
[Nexus One General] chinstrap:
I didn’t need to, but I traded my N1 for an NS and haven’t looked back. N1 is still a nice backup, once 2.3 goes OTA I’ll prolly upgrade it, then sell it.
[Nexus One General] peliROJO:
I'd trade it for an N1 that doesn't have reception issues, broken power button, and better multitouch.
[Nexus One General] Mokurex:
That sounds just like a nexus s. :P
[Nexus One General] elmerendeiro:
Megan Fox in my bed
[Nexus One General] galaxys:
LOL, that works for me! :D
[Nexus One General] elmerendeiro:
...don't worry guys in that case i would post the unboxing and some benchmarks here
[Nexus One General] sl8125:
I want one too. :-)
[Nexus One General] Spoo76:
Megan fox is the kinda girl your take over the side of a car, not your bed lol

I love my Nexus 1 and I have a Tmobile upgrade waiting for the next hot thing,

Tmobile seems to only carry phones that have "MOST" of the features i want. Id love a 4G evo on Tmobile

my must haves for an N1 replacement are:

Bigger better screen (4"+)

Better sound the N1 is just way to low

a few gigs of internal memory 8 is nice 16 is better

Still MUST have SD slot

Camera flash is a must

dual cameras

a better camera would be nice

LED notification even if not from a trackball

I also like the dual mics. Im not sure if this is why but my N1 is worlds apart in call clarity and voice commands

not deal breakers but should be on the phone to get me to keep it longer

Dual core

HDMI with mirroring

and a dock...seriously so simple and so useful

i think the N1 docks were "ok" but the artix looks to have it done right!

In reality I just want the dock to have TV/audio out,syncing and the biggest reason is charging

these micro USB ports get worn and loose rather easily