yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Wildfire General] maaz_obaid:
HTC Wildfire is my first android phone. before this, i used nokia a lot. when i started to use wildfire, it was a completely new world for me.. initially i was having a bit of trouble as it is entirely different thing from nokia, but once i got guidence from XDA (thnx to members), i just got addicted to it. believe me, any one who jumps from nokia to wildfire, is never ever gonna regret it. :)
[Wildfire General] Clarebel:
This is my very first smart phone. And I think its great.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peadarog:
My phone provider, vodafone in Ireland, has just charged me €22 for using 13MB from the wrong APN.

Basically, I am entitled to 1GB of data a month, provided I only access the live.vodafone APN. If I accidentally connect to isp.vodafone.ie, I will be charged lots of money.

A few months ago, I got an enormous bill for accessing isp.vodafone.ie. I checked my list of APNs and saw that while isp.vodafone wasn't selected, it did exist in the list and I figured that what had happened was that my phone had simply chosen a faster, or less busy connection to use. So, not wanting to get any more nasty surprises, I removed the isp.vodafone.ie APN completely from my phone. Vodafone were kind enough to give me a refund for something that seemed to be my fault, or my phone's fault, and that was that.

Or so I thought.

This month, I get another large bill for 13MB from the wrong APN. I checked my APN's list, because, you know, with Cyanogen, sometimes you get a large list of them for free whether you want them or not!

But no, it's not in my list and when I pulled the /system/etc/apns-conf.xml file, it wasn't in there either.

So, my question is, is there any way that your phone can still "remember" an APN that's not in the list?

And another question: if an APN *is* in the list, is there a way to disable it? I had originally thought that not having it selected was enough, but I may be wrong.

thanks a lot.
[Wildfire General] telefan22:
Hi

How turn on display the current village ??

Is it any method?
[Wildfire General] nlovers2000:
What do you mean by that?

Is it for weather widget?
[Wildfire General] telefan22:
Yes weather widget .

I see only country and one city ...

when I am another city , I don't see change .

How I can solve this problem ?
[Wildfire General] nlovers2000:
It will change automatically.

Which rom r u using?

Maybe its becouse that location is not availabe or you must have set the location.

Try deleting the widget and place another widget.when its asks for location choose "current location"
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yrdito:
when ever i try to download gameloft games' sd data through wifi it show me an error. i read post that new gameloft games have problem like this. but i tried old gameloft games like asphalt,hawx,ganstar but same result

is this a problem in the mod, phone or wifi?:confused:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danger-rat:
Which version of CM are you running?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yrdito:
cyanogen mod 6.1.0 rc1
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yrdito:
and i've thought of going back to stock rom. it might fix the prob and to experience gingerbread :D
[Off-topic] urbanengine1:
Do you think war will become obsolete?

i personally think that some day it will, but not because we as a race are becoming better, oh no, i think it will become obsolete simply because there will be no point in fighting... ill try to explain it better.

ok... as we all know many countries (8 or so) are now in possesion of nuclear weapons, HOWEVER with the further improvement of missile defence systems, both short range and long range, how much longer will it be before a nuclear missile (or any other missile for that matter) is picked up by satellites or some other means and is destroyed in midair?

that thereby makes the use of long-range missiles effectively useless...

now for the battlefield... as you may or may not know, in recent years governments have been pumping money into the development of "war robots?" (for lack of a better name) in fact, in late 2005 the pentagon released a report stating that robots may be on the battlefield by 2020. in fact, they already are, if you include the use of UAVs as robots of course...

what im trying to get at here, is if both sides have no humans on the battlefield, nobody gets hurt, and without people getting hurt, there is no reason to fight as the battle would simply never stop and the attacking nation would never achieve its war goals...

so in theory a nation with far more resources would win, but it would most defenately get to the point where the payout would not be worth the amount of resources spent on the war...

________

sorry if what i said makes no sense and i am also sory for the terrible grammah and punctuation, but its one AM in the morning here, and im dead tired, but i really wanted to ask your opinion on this...

so, what do you think?

:confused::confused::confused::confused:
[Off-topic] souljaboy:
(loop)

war need money

bank have money

bank give money for interest

taxpayer pay money to bank

politicians need money for campaigns , media and villa

bank friend with politician and give money to politician

politicians make war

bank likes war cuz war need money and make businesses

(/loop)
[Off-topic] avgjoegeek:
lol unfort as there are still religions and people in "power" - there will still be war because the sheeple of the world will fight for them no matter how inane it might be.

The U.S. is doing it for "Freedom" ... when before it was to "Save <x> Country from Communism".

Same BS with a different label.
[Off-topic] flobin:
You mean, that thereby means we'll take war to space and start destroying each others satellites. And then we'll invent ways to kill the people who are destroying the satellites. Who will be protected by something new. Which we'll invent some sort of missile for. I think you can see where this is going..

Except that they'll try to make the robots kill people as well!

So no, I don't think war will become obsolete, it'll just change.
[Off-topic] jaszek:
We already have satellites that can destroy ICBMs. They were made during the Cold War and sent up into space. DO some research or "Star Wars" and not the movie but the thing where the US Government got the name for its program.
[Off-topic] souljaboy:
but the satellites itselfes can be destroyed with rockets
[Off-topic] orb3000:
Yes it will become obsolete!

In a future we won´t need any of the weapons on the globe, when we finally understand we are not enemies and we stop fighting for power, money and oil= CONTROL
[Off-topic] Sanbourne:
I didnt read the details but no there will always be war. Somebody will always want something they dont have...
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
War. War never changes.

http://www.google.com.my/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=6&sqi=2&ved=0CDsQtwIwBQ&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DAihKA_AgMok&ei=if4sTePaMYrkrAeZ_sioCg&usg=AFQjCNGHKPYrk8gwTS2F7dh5VvMIXcoQ2A
[Off-topic] Haze014:
War will never end. I see ants fighting all the time.

Sent from the destroyer of minds: my Epic 4g.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jonboyuk:
For some reason, I've put clockworkmod on my device and always use it to flash.

I have a 16gb Sandisk memory card, which at first worked fine with it.

All of a sudden, a Gingerbread ROM claimed the card to be corrupt?! So, I used Gingerbread to format.

Tried to do an update, and now the card isn't recognised by the A2SD setting of MAGDLR 1.1. I have to use a 4gb to flash now.

I tried formatting the 16gb card in windows (fat 32, 32k sizes), reapply the cwkmd files to the card, but still, MAGDLR won't load it.

Any ideas :-/
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] pnxsinned:
Did you do a quick format or a full format? If Quick, plz do a full, and try again.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Archer:
Also, don't use the right-click format method. Go into disk management and do it there. Not promising anything - it's just better.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] karendar:
I found a bug in MAGLDR in my case. It would try and load CWM by K:\Recov\zImage then would write S and boot back to MAGLDR main menu. So here's what I did:

- Boot MAGLDR

- Click Load AD SD (Fails)

- Remove SD card while booted

- Click Load AD SD (fails again obviously)

- Put SD back in

- Click Load AD SD (Works)

Try that. Seems like an MAGLDR bug to be honest, because after setting the SD path, you can't edit it again... Even after flashing MAGLDR back to the phone (I've tried). I guess flashing stock WinMo then flashing back MAGLDR could fix the issue, but I haven't bothered. ;)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] LiFE1688:
I seldom have problems with MicroSD Cards, then again, I usually tend to buy Class 2 MicroSD cards that perform higher than Class 2 in terms of sequential writes. So, my MicroSD card writes at 7.x MB/s although it is a Class 2.

Anyways, try using a WIPE application, something that ZEROES out the whole card. Like the SD Formatter 3.0 (Beta) for SD/SDHC/SDXC. For me, I prefer to use Active@Kill Disk.

Once the card is ZEROED out, just use your GParted to Partition it, if you need to. If not, just do a full format in Windows.

Ultimate Boot CD is an ISO which has a USB Script. So you just extract the ISO, then run the CD2USB script to make a bootable USB Flash Drive with a lot of useful tools.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] marko_uk:
I had the same issue - 8GB MicroSD. Tried manual formatting, re-setting the card TNA. Active@Kill Disk did not work either, but SD Formatter 3.0 worked perfectly! :D

Thanks a lot for this tip!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] nokn956120:
There are a few steps you can try to get your card working again.

1 - Full format, I know it has been mentioned but it is surprising how much a full format can help

2 - Try a non Microsoft tool like 'Panasonic SD Formatter', google it. I wipes out any partitions as well.

3 - 'Partition Wizard' for Windows. This is a great alternative to Gparted but for Windows and free.

4 - If all these fail, then it dont hurt to try Gparted, I dont see it will help but you never know.

All of those failing and it is a new card, get a refund.

I recently bought a 16GB from Ebay and they sent refund without even asking for the card back so I know you can get some dodgy Micro SD Cards.

Good luck
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] jonboyuk:
Yep - the Panasonic SD formatter fixed it using a Full 0's write! Many thanks to all.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] manemzjum:
update your magldr to 1.12 and try it it worked for me using 16gb class 2
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] HectiQ:
YOU MIGHT want to RESET your device in NAND :)

that could also help when troubles arrive
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] ajchandler:
I had a problem getting CWM to load also. It finally worked once I deleted the volume name and reformatted.
[Touch HD General] st3ph3nt3:
Hi.. How can I change the manila 2.1 clock to sense 2.5 clock with weather? And how can I change the slider icons from manila 2.1 to sense 2.5? What files should I edit in the manila 2.1 rom and how to do it?
[Touch HD General] Fallen Spartan:
The clock with weather I believe is only available with sense 2.5 so you'd need to flash a rom with sense 2.5 unfortunately. As for the icons, try Touch HD Themes and Apps
[Touch HD General] st3ph3nt3:
If I'm not mistaken, I think there are hybrid 2.1 roms that has weather clock unfortunately the rom is fully customized which I'm not interested in.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Karnag:
Hi all,

Very impressed after watching this video on the Cyanogen Mod :

Demo video : //forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/13756-android-ten-times-faster-flexycore-thanks-cyanogenmod-community/[/url]

:cool:

I m pleased to share it with you and would like to know what you're thinking about this "droidBooster" which makes an old HTC running at the same speed than a Nexus One!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] naenee:
And I think anyone can see that it's not a Tie at all in the second comparison with droidbooster enabled - it's still visibly smoother on the Nexus.

That said, I will grant there is an improvement.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jcj77d:
how can we get this for our current phones?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] sniffs:
It is low end..

It's a slow CPU, slow GPU, low ram, low rom, low res.. and just all around slow.

Compared to any 1ghz device which is now the standard and only getting faster, it's low end.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] LIL-SIDDI:
thx for sharing this, does any know op I can get this on a high end, that run on cm6.1?
[Android Software Development] Ruffstaarr:
Hello

I want to create an Android App. In the last days i read a lot of Android API Documentations, Tutorials and "how do do's". Now I'm really confused, because on one hand, it's nice to have so many possibility, but on the other it confuses me, whats the best way to do it. So I played a little with Activity life-cycle.

Now I'm going to start to build my first 'real' App.

This App should download initial data from a Webservice, process these data with a database, download more data related to results from a database, save these data again to database, and make it accessible in the Acitvity.

So please correct me if I'm wrong from this point on:

I assumend that a Android Service is the best way, to process these Data in a background-worker-thread.

So far so good. So I read about the Android Handler which seems to be a pipeline, so Threads can work on the Handler message queue. I can Access the Service from within my MainActivity over the ServiceConnection.onServiceConnetcted where I recieve a simple Binder which gives me access to my Service. From there i can put Messages in the Message queue from the HandlerThread. But how I can tell my Acitivity from within the Service, that it has finished Processing and send the Data to it?

I read that I don't have to use AIDL since the Service is running in the same Process. But How can I do it then? I tried to call onBind() in the Service, hoping OnServiceConnected will be triggered in the Acitvity which initially Binds these Services, but it doesn't seem to work. I also tried to "hack" the Funktionality, by spending my Service a singleton member "MyMainActivity" with corresponing static setMainActivity(MyMainActivity activity), calling it in the ServiceConnector onServiceConnected, with the same result: Runtime Error

I even don't think I understand the functionality behind these HandlerThread.

will it loop infinitly waiting for HandlerMessages while draining the Battery, or is it on a wait() status since it recieves a message?

I read the Android API about Services but for me, it seems that they only describe to Access the Service from the Activity, and not the other way round.

If I call a method of my Service within my Activity over the ServiceBinder, which has a return value, but was started in another Thread in my Service, how will my Activity know that it processes finish? 'busy waiting' on a boolean member of my Service doesn't seem to be the way to go. If I do that, like I saw in a tutorial, I don't see a reason not to do the work in the Activity Thread itself.

I read also about an AsyncTask, but this doesn't seem to be practicable for me, because I have to do different work related to JSON Objects I get.

Please you expirienced Android guys: show me the way.
[Android Software Development] Gene Poole:
You probably don't need a full-fledged service if you just need a background thread. Services can run independent of an activity and reconnect, etc. If you don't intend for the thread to be stand-alone, then just use a class that implements Runnable. Since you seem to have a handle (no pun intended) on handlers, this won't be too hard. Just post a message to your handler from your thread to let the activity know what's going on.
[Captivate General] venky.balaji:
Please tell me a simple and easy process of installing Froyo to my Captivate.
[Captivate General] crystalhand:
most of the roms tell you how to do it.. You need to backup all your apps with titanium backup. go back to stock with odin one click. Then root the phone install rom manager. boot up into clockwork mod and install the rom.

it sounds complicated at first but after you do it a few times it is easy beyond belief
[Captivate General] minlee85:
I think you need to root your phone first to backup with titanium backup...
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] liquidcaffeine:
Does the registered version allow you to bypass the double dialogs per applition when batch restoring user apps? This is fine for one or two apps, but when restoring after a ROM flash can be annoying for forty plus apps with two dialogs each
[G Tablet Themes and Apps] thebadfrog:
yes it does
[Android Apps and Games] weaselaow:
1) Is there any way to disable subtile shadow ?There is only option to set color not to disable

2) I dont get sound on both earhphone . Just one ... In other programs both earphone works fine. And on both speakers on device works fin with mvideplayer. Is it just my device or ?
[Android Apps and Games] Mr. Corny:
1) I don't know about the shadow

2) I tried both with supplied samsung headphones and with koss porta pro, everything is good, I can hear normal stereo sound.
[Android Apps and Games] weaselaow:
Ok tnx :)

i will try some other format and then will see ;)
[Nexus One General] Karnag:
Hi all,

Very impressed after watching this video on the Cyanogen Mod :

Demo video : http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/...aster-flexycore-thanks-cyanogenmod-community/

:cool:

I m pleased to share it with you and would like to know what you're thinking about this "droidBooster" which make an old HTC running at the same speed than a Nexus One! :
[Nexus One General] nuggeo:
Whats the point of this?

What does a video of a video player proove? Wouldn't some real time benchmarks like linpack or quadrant be more proof.

Still why didnt they have 2 Nexus One's and show how much faster the one with droidbooster got.

All these booster softwares sound abit like all the BS booster softwares for windows.

sceptical...
[Nexus One General] Imperial.mack:
Hmm I suspect that they are overclocking because they didnt mention anything about clock speed but lets hope that its legit

Edit: they have an apk in the market
[Nexus One General] nuggeo:
I hardly think they are overclocking becose that would make the software only runnable on rooted devices. Which would remove a huge part of their possible market share.

And overclocking with that much improvement in performance? Youd have to double the clock rates. Which on nearly all devices is damn close to impossible. Except for Desire-Z for example.

Unless they somehow are without Root overclocking it or changing the kernel to their own super optimized i dont really see how this is done.
[Nexus One General] Androith:
nd the nexus one can fly beyond their limits?:D
[Nexus One General] FlameEffex:
They posted this video showing how it works basically:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEAz9fRoDmA
[Nexus One General] ErGo_404:
Their software modifies the Dalvik code, which means that you do not only need to be root, but you also can't install this software without modifying your ROM.
[Nexus One General] feuerfrei:
From the web page http://www.flexycore.com/droidbooster-overview.html

"DroidBooster technology enables to compile any Android Java code in optimized native binary

when generating the ROM

, taking full power of the underlying CPU for high performance and low power execution."

This is not overclocking, but maybe be a paid app (and very expensive app)

Sorry 4 my poor english :)
[Nexus One General] zyryck:
It's actually more like Jit.

See this video for further explications : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEAz9fRoDmA

Lol ok took me so much time to answer that already 4 ppl posted !!
[Nexus One General] Karnag:
After looking at the company website who developed DroidBooster, I discover an other Video with a principle presentation of droidbooster.

"DroidBooster relies on compiling and executing any embedded Java Code of an Android system as binary." according to the video available here:

ww.youtube.com/watch?v=tEAz9fRoDmA[/url]
[Nexus One General] te_quiero_forever_girl:
this thing is kinda bs imo. And the guy's voice is just gay
[Nexus One General] Androith:
LoL

I hope to come out soon
[Nexus One General] DDM123:
If this thing really does what the company claims, then Google will probably buy the code from them. Also limiting this software to rooted phones means it wouldn't make a ton of cash, and then expecting them to cook and sign their own ROMs is a weird business model. In other words, it's meant for developers only, so we kinda have to wait for official incorporation.
[Nexus One General] xzr3b0rnzx:
exciting! hope they support the nexus ..
[Nexus One General] pfmiller:
No, I doubt this code is worth anything to google. All they say they are doing it converting the dalvic code into native code. If google wanted to do that they could very easily, the JIT they included with Froyo already does do it to some extent.
[Nexus One General] Bloodflame:
I won't believe this for a second. I have both the N1 and Magic, and I can safely say the N1 is MUCH faster. It should be a no-brainer, just look at the specs. The Magic was what -- the second Android ever!? They were bound to improve, and the N1 set the bar high a year ago. Now look at the plethora of fast devices we have, and the N1 can be thanked for that. I once read that one of the reasons Google launched the Nexus was to jump-start the "super" smart phone market, because manufacturers weren't pushing the bar far enough in their devices. N1 set a standard for the rest of them. The way I see it, the Magic was nothing more than an early experiment.

And I never had an issue playing videos on my Magic anyway. What proof is that? The N1 is definitely more responsive, boots 10x faster, never runs out of memory. The Magic pretty much requires an app killer; never needed one on the Nexus. I can go on and on, but I think I made my point.

:rolleyes:
[Nexus One General] sassafras_:
Not really. The point is that this guy is claiming to make java code run in native binary, thus ensuring that the CPU isn't doing unnecessary work to interpret and run java code. If possible (who's to say) then it would make a Magic run much faster than it does. It might even be feasible to suggest that it would run as fast as a stock Nexus.

Think about it this way, why is it that the original iPhone UI is so smooth? The code is optimized and run as a native binary, not some VM that has to be compiled and run by the CPU every time it wants it. Native code would make the Magic much faster.

The whole point is moot though, because this isn't something that you will see bundled into an .apk anytime soon. It might be novel code that Google picks up on and uses in later OS revisions though. Who knows.

sassafras
[Nexus One General] Tim4:
As i understand it will cost a high memory consumption, where 512mb of ram will be not enought for it (Actually its already not enough on miui rom with Dalvik VM, on nexus1 i have only 130mb free). And high power drain.

Welcome back to Windows Mobile :)

Btw i dont believe it, they just want to make some money with air bubbles
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
"Only" 130MB free? It's 130MB that isn't ever used by the system, making it wasted 130MB, and you're referring to it as "only"?

This point was discussed zillions of times in Autokiller Minfree and "Don't need task killers" threads. Android has efficient memory management, Nexus having it VERY efficient since Froyo, much more efficient than really needed. It never uses its 400MB of user memory or even close to it.

Funny, how marketing affects people. They want more of the things they don't need.