yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 General] lineage404:
yes buy an hd2. when you flash nand android over. which its not just that, you need magldr radio and all the fun. but when you do you will be running android purely on your phone. and yes you can use the full capacity of your phones sd car have my phones sd slot. ihave my phone loaded with music. and i have a pair of skull candy ear buds and they are very loud and sound great. the integration of music play back is the best. its awesome with android. expecially get a music player called miui and then you will have a blast with it. there are fully stable anroid builds out there you just have to look at which ones are pushing it and which ones are stable. most are 99 percent stable.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Neotelos_com:
I keep having issues with the actual signatures when I edit certain system files.

Package com.htc.android.htcsetupwizrd has no signatures that match those in shared use android.uid.system; ignoring!

So basically, I can sign them and they work, but anything that accesses system settings and uses android.uid.system wont work.

Can anyone help me, possibly even provide me with a signature file or instructions on making this work with other signatures?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Neotelos_com:
This is for a custom ROM so even if anyone knows how to add signatures to the system, that would work too.
[EVO 4G Android Development] SteelH:
Don't resign them, leave them as signed by HTC.
[EVO 4G Android Development] Neotelos_com:
apktool is breaking the APK signatures...I gave up on that file and now I'm trying HTCAlbum.apk to no avail.
[EVO 4G Android Development] awesomecomb:
I don't know anything about dev-ing, but can you edit what you need straight in 7-zip?
[EVO 4G Android Development] Neotelos_com:
No, that definitely breaks signatures.
[EVO 4G Android Development] mb02:
Actually I believe editing without decompiling is what maintains the signature. Except you can only change pngs and replace xmls. To edit xmls you have to decompile the apks though, unless you know hex editing. I've been struggling with apktool trying to modify Rosie.apk from Z roms with absolutely no success (cannot recompile). Although it may have something to do with my resource table...
[EVO 4G Android Development] xHausx:
You can use dsixda's kitchen to sign all the apks so they match, I believe all system apks and one of the framework files (cant think of the exact one atm) all need to be signed the same.
[Android Apps and Games] gplock:
Anyone know what happened to that app. I can't seem to find it. Kinda like it. Or at least willin to try it.

Its the app that uses you gamer and posts it on the screen while testing wit a clear keyboard. Utube has a vid

Sent from my Defy with XDA App
[Android Apps and Games] eriscentro:
Road SMS - http://alltechdaily.com/2011/01/road-sms/
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] futureshock:
Hello there...

today i tried to use the Headset with WPH7 to have the Hands free...

Listining Music and Videos its quite fine... even you could set extremly loud!!

But after having the first Call i had to unplug it... its extremly low volume!!

Incall volume is set to 10... using normal speaker its "ok"...

using loudspeaker its "ok" but not very loud...

are there any news on getting the incall volume louder? with normal use, headset and even with speakermode?

just an reg value or something where its stored howload you can turn in calls... (more than 10... like with normal Music or something would be cool..)
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] russpattaya:
It has been noted here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=914485

Russ
[Captivate Themes and Apps] SyanTK:
I'm looking for an android app that will answer a phone call after a defined number of rings and record voicemails to my SD. It obviously doesnt need to run if the phone is powered down.

I think the problem in designing this is having sound sent from an app to the caller.

Does anybody know if this exists? (in all countries.. ie not googlevoice)

edit -- grammar police please ignore the mistake in the title
[Captivate Themes and Apps] Josh K.:
Youmail? I've used it for years and love it.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] stnguyen09:
Youmail is awesome, no regrets using it, especially since it's free
[Captivate Themes and Apps] shawn122:
Anything that can be used in canada? Youmail doesn't work here.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] warfreak7890:
Ya as he said you mail is the

best and its free!

Paragon rc4 rom

espyel paragon r4 v.2.6.32.9

bEAST
[Captivate Themes and Apps] justmart:
Try hullomail. Its free too.
[Captivate Themes and Apps] nrgaway:
Are the actually any voicemail apps for the phone itself. I really don't want to subscribe to a service even it it is free and would rather have all my voicemail left on the phone as OP originally requested.
[EVO 4G General] gx1400:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/21/oops-android-contains-directly-copied-java-code-strengthening/

Looks like a short bump in the road to the FOSS movement.
[EVO 4G General] SilverStone641:
My guess would be, being that Android is getting so big, Google will appologize, pay some penalties/royalties/licensing fees whatever and call it a day.
[EVO 4G General] Shigster:
If you look at the souce code by comparison

the "{" are on different places in some lines. I don't know much about code stealing but is that considered fully stealing or modifying even though it's only a bracket?
[EVO 4G General] blackroseMD1:
Copied Code Not In Android Source After All

Turns out that all that code was on servers used to test the source code before it was released, not in the source code itself.
[EVO 4G General] Quick2822:
The code they used is for testing and is provided, for free, by Oracle for testing.

It isn't included in the final build thus no stolen code.
[EVO 4G General] matt2053:
Someone should kick Florian Mueller in the nuts.
[EVO 4G General] clamknuckle:
http://arstechnica.com/open-source/...f-android-infringement-isnt-a-smoking-gun.ars

Here's a good explanation of it as well.
[EVO 4G General] SilverStone641:
:D This comment had me rolling. Well said!
[EVO 4G General] roar109:
Interesting... :cool:
[EVO 4G General] sk63:
Engadget also has a pretty good take. http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/21/android-source-code-java-and-copyright-infringement-whats-go/

TLDR: While not intentionally infringement, still illegal.
[EVO 4G General] driguez:
Teh kang
[EVO 4G General] AyyRayy:
I love Google. What an outrageous allegation.

Sent from Evo powered by CM7
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
Just pulled this from the latest leak. Please test and post feedback.

MIRRORS! - http://www.multiupload.com/2797BCPYSK
[Vibrant Android Development] dligon:
damn whitehawk you must have been pulling the modem while dl at the same time. :p. oh btw supercurio is going to be busy again voodooing this one. and how the battery on this one
[Vibrant Android Development] ThC23:
Thanks, about to try it out!

Rockin that Nero V5 w/ S.b.g 2.4
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
Your amazing!

-speed demon
[Vibrant Android Development] d_phekt:
Ugh!! I can't keep up anymore. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] zbt1985:
is this from the official 2.2?
[Vibrant Android Development] ljv:
Where's the powers menu mod and lock screens for KA7? ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] Joshochoa187:
I was getting 5mbps down and 1.70 up on KA6. 2-3 mbps down and .50-1.00 up. So I think I'm sticking with KA6
[Vibrant Android Development] lqaddict:
Battery exploded calling Samsung for replacement
[Vibrant Android Development] bijuranny:
WHAT !!!!

Not again... Which one will be the official 2.2 will have now !!!

Whitehawk you are amazing.
[Vibrant Android Development] moonfire711:
My battery now seems like two batteries in one. That's how good this thing is.:rolleyes:
[Vibrant Android Development] parmijo11:
Thanks for this.
[Vibrant Android Development] ThC23:
Dont see much difference from ka6 and ka7!

Rockin that Nero V5 w/ S.b.g 2.4
[Vibrant Android Development] cashyftw:
I don't really see any difference from ka6 to ka7

-speed demon
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
I do notice some difference indoors with respect to 3g speed and a cold start lock with the GPS, works a bit better than KA6. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] AustinKnight45:
Anyone else flash this, I didn't like, KA6 I was having bad data drops.
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
jeez, now the leaks are catching me while I'm away where I can't upload..............

thx a lot whitehax!!!!!!!!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] Master™:
See, you can't blame me for stealing your job lol..

Good job Whitehawkx
[Vibrant Android Development] sutekidane:
same signal status and dont see any improvements. gps is still broken like usual thanks for the file
[Vibrant Android Development] d33dvb:
my battery also exploded!! caught on fire in my pocket, do not flash!
[Vibrant Android Development] tsisaac:
Seriously anyone who asks about battery 2 seconds after a release comes out should be banned..it takes at least a couple days to truly judge battery on a new rom..how do people not get this???
[Vibrant Android Development] ndwgs:
Official Froyo is so 2010....

Lolol

Sent from my SGH-T959
[Vibrant Android Development] dligon:
apparently everyone didnt get my memo about great battery life. Its like some people dont care if their phone sux and has a terrible rom and gps as long as it has good battery their happy as a pig in slop....
[Vibrant Android Development] AgentFour20:
Holly ****...seems every day there is a new leak.
[Vibrant Android Development] ScratchSF:
Good Signal Strength

Just want to give a non-scientific signal report. On the previous ROMs/Modems (including KA6), I would have intermittent connectivity from my office. In fact, I might need to hold the phone in a certain way, or walk near a window, just to be able to send a text message.

I have flashed KA7 about 30 minutes ago and I seem to average 2 to 3 bars. So, while no means "scientific", it does suggest better reception.

UPDATE: KA7 by far has the best receiver of any of the Modems I've tested. I'm currently listening to music using Pandora at my desk. This is big, when you consider that I barely had a signal at my desk using the previous modems. Also, I noticed that the GPS had me about 1/2 a block away from my actual location. While that might not sound great, I think it is when you consider two additional items. First, the previous builds might have my location up to 2 or 3 blocks away. Second, these measurements were made downtown, surrounded by high rise buildings - which means a lot of reflected signals. I won't know for sure how the GPS performs until I run some additional tests from my home. But overall, this one appears to be the most promising yet.
[Vibrant Android Development] ljv:
With stock Messaging, still can't send MMS. Getting error from server response. Not a big deal as I use Handcent, just thought I throw that out.
[Vibrant Android Development] AustinKnight45:
I know what your talking about with ka6 I had to go near a window also to send a text when I ran it for a day, and this one ka7 seems like it doesn't have that issue ill let y'all know more later today im running it with masters newest build
[Vibrant Android Development] tsisaac:
Sammy definitely failed on this phone...really it took 6 months for froyo? Last Sammy I ever buy..should've learned my lesson after having the moment
[Vibrant Android Development] AustinKnight45:
I haven't used the stock android messaging app since handcent came out when I had my g1 so no biggie for me either.
[Vibrant Android Development] xxxman999:
My Vibrant likes KA7 modem very much. GPS locks on within 2-3 seconds indoors. Data seems to be a little higher too after 10+ speedtests compared to my speedtests on KA6 around the same time yesterday. KA7 is a keeper for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] epakrat75:
I used used handcent nearly right after getting my Vibrant. Then GO SMS came out and I'm using that instead now. I imagine it's low usage might potentially be why it might not get reported enough to be actually fixed for those people who do use it?
[Vibrant Android Development] tenbeau:
I was on Nero 5 W/KA6 modem and flashed to KA7 modem just now. The only difference I can tell so far is that the GPS locks on a little quicker and the H signal appears to be a little stronger and more stable. Before it would fluctuate between 1 and 2 bars of H or 3G and Edge. So far it has stayed on 2 bars of H since flashing the KA7 modem. Basically in the exact same spot. Really too soon to tell though.
[Vibrant Android Development] bdij305:
Do I flash this the same as flashing a ROM?

Like through ClockworkMod and Rom Manager.

Anyways, if I flash will my contacts be gone or any apps or anything?

Oh and I'm on the latest Azura ROM. Does that matter?
[Vibrant Android Development] ljv:
I thought I read somewhere in the general section that stock MMS was working with the kies KA6 update. While not a big deal, I find it odd that it still doesn't work now that it's been officially updated. Maybe just needs a little time for everything to sync up.
[Vibrant Android Development] houboy:
Yes you could just go 2 cwm and install it as a zip, shouldnt be a problem
[Vibrant Android Development] bdij305:
Will it erase my contacts or anything? Like will anything be erased like my ROM or anything? or am I just flashing a new modem to it?

Oh and I have voodoo installed, need I uninstall it?
[Vibrant Android Development] kurplop:
4.4mb down, 2.4 up. All is well!
[Vibrant Android Development] daddysays:
Just flashed over nero v5 and forgot to disable voodoo, but worked fine. Thought I might be in trouble for a sec, but guess voodoo doesnt matter with modems and other ext4 roms.

Just thought I would share.
[Vibrant Android Development] pdefazio:
Question (not trying to be sarcastic): Why does everyone automatically assume that when a new ROM is leaked that the modem has changed? This could be the same modem as KA6 or JK2 for that matter, just renamed, right?
[Vibrant Android Development] Joshochoa187:
Wow that's great I wish I got this kind of speeds
[Vibrant Android Development] briansj:
Downloaded and installed over nero 5 with KA6 and can't tell any difference yet.
[Vibrant Android Development] xxxman999:
no, it won't erase your contacts or anything. you are just updating the modem. No need to disable voodoo.
[Vibrant Android Development] bdij305:
So I just go to Rom Manager and click install ROM from SD card and then just click the boxes that say "Clear Cache" and "Backup Current ROM" and then let clockworkmod do it's thing?
[Vibrant Android Development] F4k:
Hi, anyone can tell me if this modem have 850 band? Thanks in advance.
[Vibrant Android Development] bdij305:
So I just go to Rom Manager and click install ROM from SD card and then just click the boxes that say "Clear Cache" and "Backup Current ROM" and then let clockworkmod do it's thing?

Someone please answer.
[Vibrant Android Development] xxxman999:
No no..

place the KA7 modem file at your prefer location

go to ROM manager, click Flash ClockworkMod Recovery

then click Reboot into Recovery

Install from zip

choose zip and yes to apply and execute

once completed, go back and reboot
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
That should work in theory. You don’t need to clear the cache and backing up in this instance is a waste. Clockwork doesn't backup your kernel and definitely not your baseband.

Or you can try the post above. :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] bdij305:
Done. Shouldn't be any problems or is my battery going to explode? lmao
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
That's for you to decide. :-)
[Vibrant Android Development] mistergsr:
anyone have pics of this???
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
Yes, it could be the same modem. And no, it should not be assumed that the modem changes in every leak.

That said, the two performance parameters that seem to have steadily improved over the past 3-5 releases are data speed and GPS performance. My guess is that the radio firmware team has been very busy...
[Vibrant Android Development] kponti:
I definitely noticed a difference between the JL and KA series modems, KA7 has been the most stable for me.
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
I am very interested in your comment. What do you mean by "stable"? What function(s) were less stable in JLx and more stable in KAx?
[Vibrant Android Development] DonutYankee:
Flashed it, seems to be at least as fast as KA6 if not a tiny bit faster.

Got this in Brooklyn, NYC late afternoon. Not sure if this is more props to T-Mobile or the modem.

Time was 4:36, not 9:36, not sure why the image has the time stamp 5 years ahead.
[Vibrant Android Development] kolyan:
I am curious too.

I am on JL5 and I dont have any issues with stability.....
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
KA7 TMO San Antonio

This modem is playing very nicely with TMO San Antonio:

~4 Mbps during rush hour! (Not usual, although from recent experience it appears that TMO may be building out an improved network in San Antonio.)
[Vibrant Android Development] xdeified:
I just flashed to the ka7. I've noticed an increase in data performance. Haven't really tried with GPS yet
[Vibrant Android Development] Thismines:
I got a download speed of 9.7mb and an upload of 3.6mb. pretty good
[Vibrant Android Development] 27517196:
thx

this is good ,thx,can you tell what about ka7 updated?
[Vibrant Android Development] drew2000:
I would love to know what you are doing to get 9.7 mps when I am only getting a download speed of 3.55 mps and a upload speed of 1.76 mps with full bars on my signal?? Please let me know because I am not able to achieve this on my device with KA7 and would love to!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
He has to be using wifi.
[Vibrant Android Development] lolcopter:
Got crappy results, went back to ka6

Edit: nevermind I think tmobile is just being lame right now
[Vibrant Android Development] achapa45:
Just flashed this modem 10 minutes ago and was able to get 5.5 mb at my house. The most I had gotten before was 1.5. I like...
[Vibrant Android Development] shovelhead83:
Cant download. Quickly gets to 1% then stops.
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
One sec; I'll post some mirrors.
[Vibrant Android Development] shovelhead83:
Thank you kind Sir!
[Vibrant Android Development] scrizz:
you're still guilty!

u just hired Whitehawx to do the dirty work for you!

:mad::mad::mad::mad:

lol jk

:p
[Vibrant Android Development] Whitehawkx:
OP updated. MUWAHAHAHAHA!!!
[Vibrant Android Development] ryangera:
Im getting a much worse signal with this. No 3g where I always test and usually pull 2mb dl speeds on other modems. I still have seen the best results with jk6 and jl1
[Vibrant Android Development] aabritt:
?? What ??
[Vibrant Android Development] MWBehr:
It's a joke.
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
Ghhaaaaa! He is not "doing" anything. Wireless wideband data speed is a very complex function of:

Signal strength at your location

Noise levels (various types of RF noise) at your location

Carrier network type

Particular implementation of carrier's network (tower equipment model/capability)

Amount of traffic attributable to other users (contention)

Channel contention

Tower contention

Network contention (carrier's backhaul bandwidth available at some instant)

A particular modem's decoding capability

(And many others)

As you can see from the list, "full bars" is only one of many speed-determining factors. For these reasons, it makes little sense to say "my download speed is xyz" (especially when people state the number in tenths of an mbps). Download speed can and will vary dramatically from one test to the next (and even from one instant to the next) according to the list of factors mentioned above. The best that you can do is to use a number that is an average of many test results.

Try testing a couple of different nights at 3:00a or so from outside of any building. That will largely eliminate the "contention" and RF noise factors and indicate speeds that are probably limited by TMO's infrastructure in your area (city/town).

Then, don't worry about it; because the carriers are rapidly building out their networks to ever higher speeds. Some locales are progressing faster than others in this regard, thus (in all likelihood) the difference between your speeds and those of Thismines. Soon you will have more speed than you can utilize (other than perhaps downloading videos or other archives of multi-hundred megabyte files). ;)
[Vibrant Android Development] BruceElliott:
Originally Posted by drew2000

I would love to know what you are doing to get 9.7 mps when I am only getting a download speed of 3.55 mps and a upload speed of 1.76 mps with full bars on my signal?? Please let me know because I am not able to achieve this on my device with KA7 and would love to!!!

No. TMO's 3G HSDPA (not 4G HSDPA+, also known as HSPA/HSPA+) implementations extend to the 14 Mbps version in some areas.

See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Speed_Downlink_Packet_Access

It appears that Drew2000 may be in an area with a 3.6 Mbps implementation. :D
[Vibrant Android Development] banshee28:
I have a KA5 Rom Nero V5...Started out with the Ka5 modem, it was pretty much the best yet, but still not as good as my Wifes Ji2 super low ping ms results and very steady data! Ka6 was a little better but not much and battery sorta seemed to drain a little more. Now KA7 truly is the best so far for ME. Data speeds a tad more consistent and pings are also much better than Ka5\6 and closer to Ji2...Very close. I think this is a winner so far. GPS about the same as the prev, works great so far :D

Edit: back to back tests ..... my KA7 vs Wifes old Ji2, my phone Finally beats the Ji2 in Ping ms and data speeds. Mostly I have gotten same or better data over the new modems I have been flashing, but ping ms on Speedtest app were always twice as high as hers. Hers was usually <100ms..... NOW things are different. I can get around 100ms or lower and data is now ALWAYS faster in the last 20 test I have done, same server, same time, or one after another... Clearly KA7 is awesome!

Now we just need a Nero V7 KA7 ROM....
[Vibrant Android Development] tjsynkral:
But, the Vibrant radio only has HSDPA7.2 - so the theoretical maximum this phone could ever do is 7.2.
[Vibrant Android Development] eunkipark92:
The battery life is outstanding you never have to charge again so flash I been using this for 5weeks and im still at 99.5% Lol
[Vibrant Android Development] furiousrcj:
Haha that's hilarious!
[Vibrant Android Development] furiousrcj:
I can't take it...lmao you guys are clowns! Genius post man!
[Vibrant Android Development] domtru:
Just downloaded and installed. Tested my wifi and got 6k for both download and upload the upload surprised me. Three g was slow but I had weak signal. Who needs official? Thanks!
[Vibrant Android Development] domtru:
Ps nero v3 w/voodoo. Haven't seen the need for v5, this one is plenty stable.
[Vibrant Android Development] kponti:
What I mean is KA7 had been more stable for me in call reception than all the other KAx modems. JL5 was the most stable in the JLx series but the worst for data speeds. KA7 had the stability for calls and matches the rest in data speeds as well
[Vibrant Android Development] genaropr:
Just downloaded lets give it a try
[Vibrant Android Development] michaelh99:
Tried KA7 overnight and overall it seemed that connectivity was poorer. This was a subjective test except where GPS is concerned.

I couldn't get a lock using gpstest in my house except near the windows where I could with KA6. Just went back to KA6 and ... it's misbehaving too so I have no idea what to think.
[Vibrant Android Development] dasunsrule32:
He's doing it over wifi or he's lying. Highest "theoretical" speed is 7.2 mbps. ;-)
[Vibrant Android Development] DonutYankee:
GPS is as good as on KA6. Can actually get a lock indoors in about 10 seconds. 13 in view and uses 4-6. This is indoors in a 3rd floor apartment.
[Vibrant Android Development] Romanbb:
Modem has nothing to do with the GPS...