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[Nexus S Themes and Apps] sonnysekhon:
Thanks man! If they add a proper genre browsing, it will be perfect. That's the only thing differentiating this from the iOS music player.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] rashad1:
thanks a lot man, looks sort of like the leaked Honeycomb music app only better
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] misticjeff:
Nice but where does it scan for music files? Directory?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] MaliceOmega:
im running the 3.0 music player on my nexus s right now. is this really a better option?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] belair56:
lyrics

It has an option to automatically download lyrics.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] thegod2012:
Is it missing something between the album art and play button there should be something there
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] misticjeff:
I can't get it to work cause it can't see/find my music files... Anyone??
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] thegod2012:
Try to reinstall it should automatically find it or redownload it
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] leyvatron:
Thanks. Much better than stock.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] donmarcatelli:
Thank You!!! This is a really beautiful music player! Like it very much!
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] MacGuy2006:
Thanks!

Is there a way to change the background (to match individual wallpapers, or at least generic black/gray)?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] vampir4997:
Pretty sweet
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] MaliceOmega:
running bionix 1.2 and this app is working beautifully, i was using the honeycomb music player before this one. its not a huge deal for me bcuz its not a feature that makes or breaks this apps awesome but the equalizer bar display toward the bottom of the screen are missing
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] kenvan19:
Thanks for sharing this man, definitely the best music player I've used.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Nexus712:
- cannot figure out how downloading album art works / cannot select and choose?

- how to download album art for a single album?

- cannot select music folders for scanning, I dont want to play all of my ringtones and everything else.

- cannot edit/download id3 taggs
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] wael_s:
I don't like

Amp is bitter
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] farazive:
How do you search for music in this app? I tried pressing various key combos.. nothing.. i need a text box where i can type the track name..
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] aam6906:
anyone have a newer version of this? i love it but the newer one is better
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] leyvatron:
This one and Honeycomb music player are my favorites.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] brainmaster:
I do like the MIUI Music App, but not that blue Accent, so I've customized the app in two flavours: Black with the Blue Accent, and complete Black.

Here is one screenshot:
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] www1:
Any chance of new version?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] ruthless10001:
works perfect.. thanks..
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] www1:
It's possibile to port new version with EQ?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Aria807:
How come the spectrum visualization doesn't show up on my NS?
[HD2 General] hudtwalcker:
Hello everyone, first off let me start by congratulating the great team XDA-Developers for this awesome web page and the help they give to total NOOBS like me. Also I wanted to point out that if these questions or this thread are in the wrong place, please move it cause it's the firs time I ask for help.:confused:

Ok, so a little background, I'm not a complete noob on computers or cell phones, just on the HD2, I've had in the past a Nokia 6600, an HP 6515 running wm2003se, an iphone 3g and a 3gs, all of these were tweaked and hacked or jailbroken etc...

So now on the the questions, I just got myself a used T-Mobile HD2 cause I wanted to leave behind my iphone and have something with more power and customization options. Now I have this incredible phone in my hands and I have so many questions and plans for it, but I need Knowledge before I attempt to do anything and I can't seem to find the answers for my questions in any thread, so here goes !

1. should I update to the latest T-Mobile ROM from their web page ? Or should I at least download it to have it as a backup to flash back to stock ?

2. I think this device has already HSPL cause it had android on it before, how do I check the HSPL and should I use that or go for SSPL ?

3. As far as wm6.5 goes, I've been planning of flashing an Energy ROM, is that a good choice ?

4. Now, after having a cooked ROM on the device, I want to try android, but I want to be able to boot it from my SD card, I've been reading about Exceller's Android Loader, and according to what I've read i could have wm6.5 on my device and be able to dual boot different versions of android, an I gonna have issues with that ? are the android versions on the SD card gonna work properly ?

5. OK, so lets say I can have wm6.5 and 2 other versions of android on the SD card, how would the loaded apps get organized on the SD card ? can I choose when installing apps where they should be installed so I can keep the SD card organized ?

6. Whats the difference between NAND and RAM droid ? If I load Android through the SD card will it have less functionality than if I flash the device ?

7. Is using android from an SD card like emulating ? does it make the device slower, take up more ram, drain battery more ?

8. Does flashing a device with Android delete all traces of wm6.5 ? I ask this cause I want to try and know what is the fastest and more powerful OS i should have and keep on my device.

9. Does changing to android take away functionality from the HD2 remote (skip songs/pause/play/answer calls) ?

Well that's it for now, I have so many more questions but probably by now whoever is reading this has fallen asleep ! LOL

Thank you to anybody who has the patience to help me out.:)
[Defy Themes and Apps] Nice.InSane:
Anyone interested in dark-grey icons?

Here my homescreens:

InSane

Examples (can make more):
[Defy Themes and Apps] rbeier1221:
Can't see your screens without a login, but I like the examples. I would love to at least test them out for a bit.
[Defy Themes and Apps] Nice.InSane:
Sorry my mistake.

InSane
[Defy Themes and Apps] Nice.InSane:
Can also make them in all other colors.

InSane
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beserk1:
anyone know an app that can wake the phone by shaking it?

instead of using the home button, I want to shake the phone to wake it if it sense it is out of the pocket (light / proximity)?

thank you.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rumble6059:
why would you want to wake by shaking??? what if youre walkign up/ down some stairs, that'd shake it enough to wake it most likely!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beserk1:
thats why I said proxmity and sense light

it would only work if is out of the pocket
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
i want this app !!! :D

i've been looking for an app that can do that as well, it's so much efficient to unlock the phone that way, than via sliding
[G Tablet General] b3ltazar:
i made a backup image with clockwork mod and now want to flask back to it but i dont know how i searced and searched and cant find the solution!! i really hate to ask but i tried everything is there a clockwork mod guide ??

thanks
[G Tablet General] cutterjohn:
ah... have you checked the same menu option that you used to backup from the main screen? You the one that says backup/RESTORE?
[G Tablet General] b3ltazar:
yes

yes i try to restore but says file or directory not found i tried to put it in a update.zip also nothing works for me!!
[G Tablet General] gogorman:
Hello all,

Apologies if this has already been answered already, but I am VERY tempted by the G-Tablet. LOVE the idea of sticking the customs ROMS on there.

I understand that the ROMS are by no means perfect, and I am fine with that. They are ever evolving and I am fine with changing ROMS now and again and trying out new things.

The only thing that has prevented me from making the purchase is the negative reviews of the screen that I have heard - particularly in portrait mode.

Is it really THAT bad? What is it like in portrait? And landscape?

Does anyone have any video or pictures or links to show what the screen looks like, particularly in portrait mode and in landscape too?

Should the screen be the thing that prevents me from buying it? Is it that much of a deal breaker?

Any video, comments or pictures would be greatly appreciated.

I really want to jump on the G-Tablet band wagon, but if the screen is that bad then I guess I will hold off.

Thanks in advance.
[G Tablet General] sjmoreno:
I use mine for, among other things, reading digital magazines and comics. In portrait mode the screen is pretty bad and has a 3D sort of effect at certain angles. In landscape mode it looks best when you're viewing it straight on and as your angle gets higher it looks lighter in color, the lower your angle the darker it gets. But I read everything in landscape mode anyway so this doesn't bother me.

For me even with the screen issue, using VEGAn rom beta 5.1, I love this tablet. It's something that I have been enjoying for over a month now rather than other folks "waiting" for something better and not having a tablet at all.

I also have an iPad (company issued) which I hardly ever even turn on (only when I want to keep my little kids busy with the Netflix app).

Once you experience the freedom and the fantastic custom roms our xda folks cook up I'm sure you'll fall in love with this tablet too. With all of the folks that complain about the screen in these forums, almost all of them have still kept their gTabs. That should tell you something. :)
[G Tablet General] xmr405o:
Search youtube and there's a video showing the gtablets viewing angles. To me its not a deal breaker. I mostly use the tab in ladscape mode even while I'm ereading. Portrait mode is ok but its not a dealbreaker either. I think the tab is fairly price with what you get.
[G Tablet General] roebeet:
I loathe the screen. :D

If you happen to have a netbook, there's an easy way to replicate the GTab experience for reading comics or magazines. Just run an app on your netbook to open up the graphic, then flip it 90 degrees (so that it's in portrait) and look at the viewing angles. Notice, in particular, the significant changes if you tilt it slightly to the right or left. That's exactly what happens on the Gtab. On my Mini10v, you have to flip it 90 degrees counter-clockwise, so that the keyboard is on the right side.

I actually think a netbook is slightly better because the refresh is 60 Hz, whereas the refresh on the Gtab is (we think) 50 Hz.
[G Tablet General] Neoprimal:
Most people are simply comparing the G Tablet screen to the typical smartphone screen or iPad.

Personally, I dont THINK the screen is meant to be used in portrait mode for anything more than looking at apps and reading. For THOSE uses, it is fine (imho). You can read ebooks, comics, even websites with it as well as use most apps. It tickles your eyes (some people say it hurts theirs) if you try to use it with low on screen light things like gaming and watching movies...but I find it more similar to my eyes trying to adjust to 3D, it doesn't hurt but you can tell it's not going to work for very long because it feels awkward. I don't wear glasses.

The angles also aren't great compared to a cell/smartphone. I don't have a problem with this because I look at it head on, and when I put it on it's stand, I angle it at around 90-100 degrees, the same as my notebook and it looks fine.

Just keep in mind that the screen is comparable to a netbook/notebook, in which case you wouldn't be flipping that on the side to look at anything, nor would you be looking at it comfortably at extreme angles.

Forget sitting in your chair and glancing at it on a desk, that won't work. Nor picking it up and holding it at anything close to 180 degrees in your hand (like you MAY hold your cell). Think of it as a touchscreen netbook without a keyboard and you'll find it to be perfectly acceptable (I think).

Should the screen prevent you from buying it? That's hard to say. I don't think it's a deal breaker by any means (otherwise I would have returned mine), but that is in my opinion, and this sort of thing is really up to the user/buyer to decide. I wouldn't spend $100 more for a "better" screen, so automatically this may be a defining factor between the types of buyers we are.
[G Tablet General] cutterjohn:
The angles are NOT good, however when I'm actually actively using I never notice how bad they are as I'm looking directly at the screen and not from an angle. I've even used as an ereader in portrait mode and have not had problems. i.e. I really only notice it when I have it ont he table or desktop and check to see how flash progress, etc. is going and even then I can usually make out the important bits as it seems to be only colors for me that appear washed out while black and white show up as usual -> mostly text which is what I want to see anyways...

I've had mine since the monday before Thanksgiving. I'm keeping it because a) there's nothing else as good/fast/powerful out ATM, b) Notion Ink seemed kind of hazy and I'd like to see how long that they survive, etc.

Try an Office Depot or something and see if they have an actual demo unit. Staples HAD demo units, but Sears just had a mockup...

(I've also had/have an Augen Gentouch78, Pandigital Novel(white), Nook Color, and gTablet. The NC screen is much better, but again I don't notice the viewing angle unless I'm specifically looking for that as I'm always looking directly at the screen when actively using... caveat: I don't watch videos generally, so maybe this is where it becomes important to some people... better screens are always nice though, and I lust after the PixelQi'ed Notion Ink Adam for outdoor/sunny use... but not @ $500 and their uncertain future...)

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Forgot to mention, but when I used it as an ereader I was holding it in portrait orientation which is how I prefer to orient devices when using them as a reader, assuming that they even support landscape mode to begin with. I'm using my NC purely as a reader ATM since it's batt runtime isn't all that long v. the gTab, and my crappy 128MB uSD wasn't able to boot the unit, and I just don't feel like manually rooting it which is no big deal ATM as I'm mainly using it as a reader. When it gets warmer I'll change my mind I'm sure and it'll be serving more portable tablet duties as well as reading... just have to order some 8GB class 6 uSDHC cards now... already ordered case for NC which I have yet to do for gTab, but I want to buy a bluetooth GPS/logger before anything else ATM, which is looking to cost more than I expected for such a simplistic device(no display, just couple LEDs, GPS chipset(MTK v2 3329), and some memory & storage)...

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[G Tablet General] computerwiz_222:
I've had mine for about a month now and I am currently 200 pages into "Teach Yourself Electronics and Electricity"

I read it in both portrait and landscape mode and the angles aren't too bad.

I wouldn't jump out and use it in landscape mode permanently or anything, but I can live with them.
[G Tablet General] woneill1701:
Compared to an iPad, Galaxy Tab and the B&N Nook Color, the screen is very sensitive to the vertical viewing angle (in landscape mode), with solarization effects kicking in once you are off-axis.

This is a netbook screen as mentioned above.

If you are using the tablet in landscape mode and holding it in your hand, then you can adjust easily and automatically to make sure the viewing angle is optimal.

The screen is bright and the colors are vibrant. I enjoy using my tab this way as a couch-based internet/video terminal. The experience can be as good as the iPad (with the benefit of added flash).

However, when held vertically, depending on which way is up, the viewing angle sensitivity can be so great that each eye sees different levels of solarization - giving a subjective effect similar to that from red/green 3D specs...

Also, the solarization effect is not symmetrical when you look at the screen from above/below the viewing axis, with the screen giving acceptable-ish results if looked-at from above, but miserable results from below. Thus the device seems to be optimized for use on a stand/dock sat on a table and viewed from above. (This seems consistent with the original TnT console UI mode).

This all sounds terrible, and the screen definitely IS now the weakest part of the package - but despite that, the overall experience of the Gtablet is VERY enjoyable - just check out the forums.

Accordingly, the screen cannot be THAT bad... :)

You really need to see one in action and decide for yourself. It is VERY subjective....
[G Tablet General] gogorman:
Well I bit the bullet and made the purchase.

Managed to find one at a Sears Outlet 2 hours away for $296 total.

Thanks to all for the replies.

The next question is: Which ROM do I put on there? I know that each of them have their own pro's and con's but is there one I should put on there to start with to see how it goes (when initially replacing the Tap'n'Tap UI)? Is one more stable or feature packed than another?

Again, any input would be GREAT!

Thanks!
[G Tablet General] RojasTKD:
I use (as do many) TNT lite. It's based on the stock Veiwsonic but It is worlds better than stock. TNT lite development is very active.

I haven't but you can try them all.
[G Tablet General] rcgabriel:
There are two "good" (i.e. well supported, active user community) ROMs right now - TNT Lite and Vegan ROM. Both have significant user communities here at XDA numbering in the many thousands. Personally, I think Vegan ROM is the fastest, smoothest experience currently on the G Tablet. It has a few bugs (mostly the media issues on the external SD card - if you don't have one or don't use it much for that this is not an issue). TNT Lite is just a stripped down, sped up, much improved version of the stock ROM that came with the device. But still not quite as lightweight or zippy as Vegan in my opinion. CyanogenMod 6.x seems to be less supported right now, because most of the work is going into making CyanogenMod 7 work properly.

In a few weeks time, Vegan should be ported over to running on top of CyanogenMod 7. And in a few weeks time, hopefully, CyanogenMod 7 itself will be stable and awesome. There's a lot of great development activity going on right now, so stay tuned.
[G Tablet General] cshehan:
Loved android hated the screen!!

Having owned both a gtab and an iPad I have to say that in the end the screen quality killed owning the gtab for me. The viewing angles make it impossible to lay the gtab on a table like I can do with my iPad. I hate the locked down nature of the iPad and wanted to love the gtab but in the end I couldn't justify owning a device that frustrated me that much. I look forward to the next batch of honeycomb tablets and anticipate purchasing one. (lol that the iPad autocorrect capitalizes the word iPad properly)
[G Tablet General] Neoprimal:
I'll refer you to this thread where it's being discussed.

I never went to Vegan out of fear of the install somehow borking the tablet. I really can't bother with all that NVflash nor partitioning nonsense. CWM is as deep as I every want to go and so far between stock, tnt lite and cyanogen that's all I've ever had to do...load cwm, wipe data and cache, wipe dalvik and slap on a new/different ROM.

Speed means nothing to me if there are any frustrating or super noticeable, "get in your way" bugs, and from what I saw of TnT lite 4.1 it had nothing super noticeable and didn't lack any features I want/needed...in fact, nothing 'broke' in TnT lite 4.1 which is why that's what I recommend over all others.

Just remember to always, no matter what....wipe your cache and data. Many users will tell you it's not necessary but believe me when I say, it's better to do that than end up with some magic number or uid error because I've read about very bad experiences from people who just try to upgrade to a different OS. Some of these incessant errors seem to require APX mode or full re-flashes back to original - doesn't sound good, does it?

I may be spared out of being thorough or just dumb luck (knock on wood!!!!), but the fact is I've been spared.

I would recommend in addition to getting input from people in this and the other "what ROM is best" thread, to go read through the various ROM threads themselves. Check youtube to see how the various ROMs look and check screenshots, stuff like that to see what you may light.

Lastly, if you plan to try "on" different ones, I recommend Appbrain to help you get apps back on your tablet in an efficient manner, as long as you have access to the 'proper' market.

Appbrain allows you to sync your apps to a server, from there you can manipulate them - hard to explain but try it and see. And if a ROM causes Appbrain to ID the tab as something different every time, you can simply copy your app list to everything it uses. Appbrain simply checks your tab for what you have/don't have and looks up the apps 1 by 1 in the market, allowing you to install the newest versions possible till you're back in business.

A secondary backup method is to instruct Astro to backup your apps, then you save the folder with those apps to your SD card or your PC so you can sideload them manually when you're done swapping the OS.

Good Luck!
[G Tablet General] ready4thebreak:
Hey man! This thread inspired me to make a video about! I had a lot of questions that no one seemed to answer in the videos they posted, so I figured I'd add to the community! Hope it helps some people out!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DO1XyVK6cms
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] kay_kiat88:
Hi all.

I'm new to android and I have a question. everytime after i flash(upgrade firmware without resetting settings), all the mods that i've applied will be gone. for example, the calender and contacts mod by BuzzFuzz and the battery mod by taiseer999 which involves replacing the framework-res.apk. so my question is.. how can i restore all these mods without manually adb-ing them in one by one after flashing to a new firmware? is there a way to backup all these mods/theme and then restore them in the new firmware?

thanks in advance for replying :D
[myTouch 4G Accessories] setzer715:
So, just received my new card in the mail yesterday. I got all my information transferred over. Believe it or not, I ran out of room on my 16GB card. I have a bunch of movies and back ups (backups for this ROM are HUGE!). Anyways, on my pc with a usb2.0 reader my Write speeds are average 15.3 MB/sec and read speeds are 17.5 MB/sec (peaked a couple times at 18.3 MB/sec.

Using the SD Card Tester app on my phone Write speed was 11.35 MB/sec and Read was 16.71 MB/sec.

Actually usable space after format is 30.9 GB. Overall very happy with the purchase. I know its a little pricey, but I hope I don't have to worry about space anymore and I don't need to bring a separate Movie SD Card when I travel.

LINK
[myTouch 4G Accessories] jmwils3:
So our phone actually is able to use that much speed on the card?
[myTouch 4G Accessories] STHNS:
No it does not support Class 10 nativity via device he is just using card reader. You won't see past Class 6 any improvement as threshold is near Class 4. Now unlike the OP I don't trust anyone other than SanDisk or Kingston when it comes to flash memory and have strong data to back that up also. Believe it or not jmwils3 from our last thread ATM I am actually doing extended test on the Kingston 32GB Class 4 microSDHC ill post the results shortly.