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[Wing, P4350 General] pandeypankaj:
Remove Hard SPL from bootloader

Hi,

Anyone out there knows if we can remove hardspl from bootloader of Wing. Problem is my mobile displays splash screen, then switch offs by itself. Its been quite some time that I have hardspled it and have been using it. But recently I am facing this issue, so I am trying to move to original RUU and try if it works.

So for that anyone knows if we can remove hardspl from bootloader, because I am only able to enter bootloader. Moreover I tried several original roms from Flash Center as well as through SD card as well, but still be SPL version is 4.70.yang. Anyone knows any other alternative.

Also, if anyone has faced similar problem then kindly advice how you resolved.

Thanks in advance!

Regards,

Pankaj
[Android Apps and Games] amewong:
I'm working on a App called "Say I Love U in Different Language"

And I want to collect the voice of "I love U" in all language.

So would you please record it in your native language and email me.

Email:amewow#gmail.com

please email me with a little text

format:

Country:

Language:

Spelling:

example:

Country:中国（China）

Language:中文（Chinese）

Spelling:我爱你 (Wo ai ni)

I have collected some languages

Most of them were given by Google, and maybe I mess up with the original language and the pronunciation of the latin letters, or I may make some mistakes. If you can point it out, I will really appreciate for it.

And again, the most thing I wanted is your voices.

Thank you for your contribution!

Morsolo (Na'vi)

krygo (Polish)

WenzHere (Indonesia)

lgnyc66 (Spanish)

arash64a (Persian, Azari, Turkish)

Youriboy (Dutch)

nhnt11 (sanskrit) 

Beach_Head (Tagalog)

Et3rnal (Arabic)

Кронос (Russian)

cortini81 (Italian)

pessta (Hungarian)

Pq2son2 (Spanish)

Knackstulle (German)

MacaronyMax (English)

Khoral (French)

Zori (Armenian)

Snusdus (Swedish)

kenvan19 (French)【voice】

Amanchik (Kyrgyz)

jonny68 (Irish)

truebiz (ASL)

sadikhov77 (Azari)

zekozeko (Serbian)

snark_be (a list)

booswig (booswig)

AlShaheen (Arabic)【voice】
[Android Apps and Games] wigwag:
lol @ app size :P
[Android Apps and Games] ironlood:
LOL App size win
[Android Apps and Games] htc-hd2:
Country: Netherlands

Language: Dutch

Spell of "I love u": Ik ben gek
[Android Apps and Games] Morsolo:
Country: Pandora

Language: Na'vi

Spelling: Nga yawne lu oer

...Though I'd just throw it out there, anyone got Klingon? Who knows, maybe the App user is at Comicon or something. Haha.

...and I'd totally be bad at recording, my Na'vi is exceedingly rusty.
[Android Apps and Games] Riverriz:
Why don't you just Google it?

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Android Apps and Games] amewong:
Could you record your voice and email me
[Android Apps and Games] amewong:
I had been dreaming to emigrate to your country.

I really envy you for living there.
[Android Apps and Games] amewong:
I can just google several voices of 'I love U' :(
[Android Apps and Games] bluepinkpanther:
Country: Poland

Language: Polish

Spell of "I love u": Kocham Cię
[Android Apps and Games] WenzHere:
Country: Indonesia

Language: Bahasa Indonesia

Spelling: Aku Cinta Kamu
[Android Apps and Games] dem0nx:
amewong is going to create the most epic I love you virus ever.
[Android Apps and Games] lgnyc66:
Country: Dominican Republic

Language: Spanish

Spell of "I love u": Yo Te Amo
[Android Apps and Games] arash64a:
Country : Iran

Language : Persian~Farsi = فارسی

Spell of "I Love You" : Man toro dus daram = من تورو دوست دارم

++++++

Country : Azarbaijan

Language : Azari

Spell of "I Love You" : Man sani istiram

++++++

Country : Turkey

Language : Turkish

Spell of "I Love You" : Ban seni seviyorum
[Android Apps and Games] CyberDonky:
You mean?:

Spell of "I love u": Ik hou van je?
[Android Apps and Games] nhnt11:
Country: India

Language: संस्कृतं (sanskrit)

Spelling: त्वां कामयाम्यहम

(although i think means something more like "i long for you" but u cant translate it exactly into english)
[Android Apps and Games] gravejester:
I think part of the point of this is that the OP wants a recording of it spoken as well as just written :)
[Android Apps and Games] Beach_Head:
Country: Philippines

Language: Tagalog

Transalation of "I love you": Mahal kita

Let me see if I can record an upload me saying it...
[Android Apps and Games] Et3rnal:
Country : All Arabian countries

Language : Arabic - عربي

Spell of "I Love You" : احبك - ahbk

there are some differences from country to another "different pronounce" but everyone absolutely can understand this :)

btw in Arabic language if you wanna say it to male its different from saying it to female :|

to female = احبكِ

to male = احبكَ

the major different in the sound :| but dw u can use the main one :)

great idea :D try to listen to it here "click listen"

http://translate.google.com.au/#ar|en|احبكَ
احبكِ
[Android Apps and Games] amewong:
Exactly !
[Android Apps and Games] Cronos:
Country: Russian Federation

Language: Russian

Spell of "I love u": Я тебя люблю

translate.google.com
[Android Apps and Games] cortini81:
Country: Italy

Language: Italian

Spell of "I love u": Ti Amo
[Android Apps and Games] j56bp:
Hungarian= szopjal faszt

good luck
[Android Apps and Games] j56bp:
why...................lmao:confused:
[Android Apps and Games] Morsolo:
Well, the immigration laws are a little steep, it costs a few million and you need about 4-5 years free, for transportation to the planet (which is technically a moon orbiting "Polythemus").

You can contact Parker Selfridge, the CEO of the Resource Development Administration for further information, I heard he's on his way back to Earth for reasons unknown. :rolleyes:
[Android Apps and Games] pessta:
de galád vagy:D Így viszed hírünket?

Country: Hungary

Language: hungarian

Spell of "I love you" : Szeretlek"
[Android Apps and Games] nispen:
I would check the submissions if I were you. Use Google translate. Specially check the Dutch joker.
[Android Apps and Games] rapman172003:
If you are not able to say something good that can help other people why are you so bad and say such a wrong things. Here are people from all over the world and you are happy saying s-u-c-k a d-i-c-k just to show you are there and read XDA.

I hope you will do that thing all the night.

Lehet ugy gondolod, hogy buták az emberek és nem értik hogy hüjeseget irsz hát tévedtél. Szépen bemutattad a drága anyanyelved köcsög.

Sorry for my english. Sent from my HTC HD2.
[Android Apps and Games] amewong:
OK, I will try.

I'm looking forward to see you.
[Android Apps and Games] amewong:
Thanks for your reminding.
[Android Apps and Games] Pq2son2:
Hi,

I can tell you the Spanish (of Spain), Catalan language and Italian.

es_ES (Spanish) : Te quiero.

ca_ES (Catalan) : T'estimo.

Good luck!
[Android Apps and Games] Knackstulle:
Country: Germany

Language: German

Spell of "I love u": Ich liebe dich
[Android Apps and Games] MacaronyMax:
Country: England

Language: English

Spelling of I love u: I love you

:p:D
[Android Apps and Games] Khoral:
And no one yet posted it in the loving language by excellence, french :D

Country : France

Language : French

Spelling of I love u : Je t'aime

And no voice sorry, that would be scary from me xD
[Android Apps and Games] Zori:
Country: Armenia

Language: Armenian

Spelling of I love u: yes sirum em kez

Be careful of what google translate gives you. There are instances when the letter pronounced "ye" is actually pronounced "eh" when its in the middle of a word or special cases at the beginning. Google translate ignores this.

Also I think theres already an app called say i love you 193 languages or something
[Android Apps and Games] j56bp:
blow me a$$wipe.......paraszt gyerek :rolleyes:

............roflmao big time 7 posts of urs!!
[Android Apps and Games] Snusdus:
Country: Sweden

Language: Swedish/svenska

Spell of "I love u": Jag Älskar Dig
[Android Apps and Games] kenvan19:
Je peux te donner la voix =)

(I can provide the voice):

Je t'aime.
[Android Apps and Games] Amanchik:
Country: Kyrgyz Republic

Language: Kyrgyz

Spell of "I love you": Meн сени суйом.

HTC EVO 4G
[Android Apps and Games] jonny68:
Country: Ireland

Language: English / Irish

Spell Of: I Love You (English)

Tá grá agam duit (Irish)

Unfortunately hardly anyone in Ireland speaks fluent Irish which is a shame as it is a beautiful language but i think it needs to be included anyway :)
[Android Apps and Games] truebiz:
Country: U.S.A./Canada

Language: ASL

(see attached photo)

:D

Cheers,

Truebiz
[Android Apps and Games] sadikhov77:
istiram means - i want you, not I love you.
[Android Apps and Games] zekozeko:
Country: Serbia, Montenegro.

Language: Serbian

Translation of "I love you": Volim te!
[Android Apps and Games] snark_be:
A great list here: http://www.freelang.net/expressions/iloveyou.php
[Android Apps and Games] booswig:
Country: South Africa

Language: Afrikaans

Translation of "I Love You": Ek's lief vir jou.
[Android Apps and Games] amewong:
That's very helpful, thank you
[Android Apps and Games] DannyboyV845:
ki hitte volna hogy egy bunkó paraszt magyar fog ilyet beírni.... gratulálok...;)
[Android Apps and Games] amewong:
new version released !
[Android Apps and Games] uncletaz:
Do you still need the dutch voice for "Ik hou van jou" (I love you)? I will probably be able to arrange that for you.
[Android Apps and Games] amewong:
YES, I still need it.

Thank you in advance!
[Android Apps and Games] shalom06:
INDIA hindi and malayalam

i luv u in hindi ""mujhe tumse pyar hai"""

in malayalam ""anneke nene ishtam aa"""
[Android Apps and Games] Krustak:
Country: Czech Republic

Language: Czech

Spelling of I love u:

Miluji tě

Miluju tě

Both are correct, but the first one is more registry...
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Allen Mead:
First off, I must apologies as I cannot remember the person who originally created the cab for the HD2 as it was them who inspired my to modify the TP2 files as, unfortunately, the HD2 files put out the soft keyboard alignment. All credit must go to them as all I did was the same modification but for the TP2.

if you're fed up with having to go to page 2 on the numbers part of the soft keyboard to insert a £ symbol, then look no futher, the cab attached will allow you to access it by holding down the f key which will bring up the £ symbol as well as the usual $ symbol.

Cab will require a soft reset after installation and it is fully removeable, only 2 files installed, one for portrait and one for landscape.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] erickzonoliva:
thank's for the cab. ;)
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Banzai Panda:
This seems to happen on my TP2 also. The soft keyboard is shifted up by a couple of mm, but all the characters remain in their original place. Still usable, but not quite perfect. Not complaining, just thought I'd mention it. Thanks for sharing. :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] kolaval:
hi all

would it be possible to take the x10 rom and port it/run it on the x1?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] sentiao:
Most probably not.

First of all, the X1 was Sony Ericsson's very first 'smart' phone. The X10 most probably went through radical changes compared to the X1.

X1's screen is (in 'secret') mounted upside-down, this would require a hack of some sort. For the rest, the hardware just generally differs too much, there are plenty of roms that would've worked otherwise. The X10 isn't an upgrade of the X1, it's a different phone.

It's a good direction of thinking though, but if it where that simple there wouldn't be a dozen of large development topics dedicated to this.
[Vibrant General] Darkside59:
Hey Guys, I'm new here. I just got the Samsung Vibrant and Rod from NTH referred me to here. So... Thanks to him I found you guys.
[Vibrant General] anthonys2r:
Hello, welcome to the Vibrant community. Make sure to read all the stickies before you post any questions as they have probably been answered hundreds of times over.
[Vibrant General] GreggoryD502:
Are you darkside79 ' s little brother? :-) I know its corny.

Powered by Axura with a dash of Voodoo
[Vibrant General] hazard99:
Welcome! Have a good time here and through out the rest of xda. There are some really talented people on this site.

We are blessed enough to have a lot of them here in this forum.

Just make sure you read read and read some more

First thing I did when I got here was looked at the stickies.

I said to myself " oh crap what this odin bit" omg what does this mean.

So my first suggestion to you is learn odin real fast. It may save you.
[Vibrant General] msandovaliii:
You picked a very good phone, hard to brick and easy to load new roms.
[Vibrant General] epakrat75:
You'll only need to use ODIN if you let things get that bad. Root, Download ROM Manager from the Market, flash Clockwork receovery and then read up on it. I know this may sound like gibberish now, but that will change. You shouldn't need to use ODIN if you learn / practice proper usage of Clockwork flashing / and nandroid backups. ODIN requires a Windows PC and a cable both of which can fail. Clockwork only requires your phone so there's less to go wrong.
[Vibrant General] hazard99:
I didnt say he had to use it all the time. I just stated it was something he should know how to do. among other things.
[Vibrant General] epakrat75:
I know you didn't. I just didn't agree with it being among the first things I'd suggest to a noob. After learning about rooting, ROM Manager, nandroid backup / restore, flashing through clockwork, etc...sure. :D
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] abbas:
I started using my HD2-7 with an 8Gb class 2 Sandisk SD card that worked perfectly. But I wanted a bigger SD card, so I bought a 16Gb class 2 Sandisk card that gave me a lot of hanging, reboots and lags in the HD2. I had to abandon the card and went back to the 8Gb card...until I stumbled on this post. I followed it and now the card has been working perfectly for about 4 days without any trouble.

If you are having trouble with your card, please try this method and post your result. I think the guy might have stumbled on the solution to the SD card problems.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] seal:
The guy did alot of different thinks to try to fix his SD card problems, in my opinion it would be hard to identify what actually fixed the problem if any. I had 2.15 radio and changed it to 2.10 as others where saying it would lower battery drainage which it seemed to have changed slightly. The only reason I posted this is to just make people aware before they start reseting there phones with experiments but I also understand that without the above sort of posts the forum wouldn't exist as so much is discovered by experiment.
[Android Apps and Games] lwjkkk:
TS Translator [Lite] [FREE]

What is the most necessary thing for a trip in abroad or learning languages?

★TS Translator supports 2 languages (two of Korean,English,Japanese,Chinese,French,German,Spanish,Thai,Indonesian,Vietnamese), so

you can communicate with foreigners.

★60,000+ expressions in native voices

★Today's talk widget

★Replacable words

★Major Features

*2-way translation in 2 languages with voice

*60,000+ expressions in 12 categories

*Replacable words in expressions

*Today's talk widget

*Listen all

*Ask&reply

*Favorite&recent list

*Flip to listen

*Send translation by email or SMS
[Android Apps and Games] orb3000:
Super!

This will become handy when traveling

Thanks:)
[Android Apps and Games] Crussader:
does it require a data connection?
[Android Apps and Games] GchildT:
In the permissions, It states "Full Internet Access" as one of the requirments. So I'm sure it needs a constant data connection while you're using it.
[Android Apps and Games] alovell83:
I'm more than happy to try this out and see if I can help, but would you mind talking about what translation engine is powering this? Are you aware of it's accuracy? Some of these type of apps suck and will lead people astray.

TIA.
[Android Apps and Games] timehunter:
It looks really nice, but isn't this basically the same as Google Translate?
[Android Apps and Games] suilow1991:
tried it without data connection and it still works.
[Android Apps and Games] Archpope:
Uninstalled it after 5 minutes.

I understand that the point of a "Lite" version is that it doesn't come with a complete feature set compared to the version that's for sale. That's fair enough.

However, the way to find out what it will translate and what it won't is not trial and error. The Lite version should indicate clearly what it's prepared to translate, either by graying out the unavailable choices or not displaying them at all. Had I tried to use this in an actual translation situation instead of at home, it could have caused a lot of embarrassment at the very least.

Also, if it had a way to use your voice to input phrases instead of digging through a situational dictionary, it was not apparent how to activate it.
[Android Apps and Games] AuDaCiOu5:
This would be even better if it had Spanish.
[Android Apps and Games] adrianszadura:
works like charm on desire Z
[Android Apps and Games] Buddha:
Thanks for the info ;)
[Android Apps and Games] ashishshevale:
this app is good concept but a bit heavy

so keep crashing

also if lite version doesnt support a feature should be grayed instead of exception
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Accessories] greatbrit:
Hi,

I am going to be ordering a Boxwave screen protector for my U.S. T-Mobile TP2 in the next few days. If you have the exact same model (careful, not all TP2s are the same!) and would like to get in on the order, please let me know in a PM. The deal is that buying just one, with shipping, is about $15, but buying 3 gets a discount, and free shipping, and comes out to about $9+ each. So, if you want one, I'll just charge you for postage from me to you, and we'll all be able to have one for $10 each. I keep the scraper and the cloth. You get the shield and photocopied instructions.

First two responses get one. Payment first please: $10, PayPal or Moneybookers, or buddy transfer on PokerStars or Fulltilt. I'll supply my Facebook, email, and business web site address so you can check me out if you are nervous about the transaction.

FYI, I LOVE Boxwave protectors, they are a thicker, more rigid plastic than the others, crystal clear, super smooth, touch screen as good as having no protection at all, and almost suck themselves onto the screen with no bubbles. You need no liquids or anything, it just sticks on its own. I've used them on my last two phones (check my previous XDA posts for my review), been extremely pleased with them.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] codesplice:
Hello, all.

I've got a confession to make: I like apps. A lot. To an unhealthy degree. I've got a huge stash of apps on my phone, and an even larger collection of .apk backups waiting to be reloaded whenever I feel like it. I love finding new apps to try out, and deciding which ones are worthy to be added to my collection. A lot of the apps that I find and want to try out are paid apps; without finding many thorough reviews on them, I don't know whether they are worth my money - but I can't stand the thought of missing out on the Next Big Thing. And so I buy them, download them, install them, and test them out anyway. If it's an awesome app and well-worth the money, I tell my friends. If it is money that could be better spent on another app that I've tried before, I tell my friends that, too.

Unfortunately, not all of my friends are interested in my opinion on apps. They only listen to me because of my rugged good looks (my theory). This makes me sad, because I spend a lot of time (and money, in some cases) trying apps out - someone else needs to benefit from that time (and money) as well. Until someone decides to pay/reimburse me for all the apps that I evaluate, the next-best thing I can do is offer up reviews to the community of any apps that I have found particularly useful. This is the driving force behind my desire to make this thread.

I will be running down my list of currently-installed useful applications and entertaining games. I will include screen shots, AppBrain links, and as much detail as I can muster up. My hope is that the rest of the community may find some benefit from these reviews - and who knows, maybe you'll find a kick-ass app you'd never heard of.

I'm open to questions, ideas, requests, suggestions, and pretty much any other type of communication or input that could be provided. I only ask that you be respectful - both of me, and of the app developers. And if this list helps you find a neat paid app to try out, please do support the developer(s). Piracy is bad, mmmmkay?

Enjoy!

-codesplice

Credit where credit is due: All screenshots are made using the free ShootMe app.

NOTE: Now that the Android Market has a shnazzy new web interface, I'm going to change the primary links for apps to reflect this. I will add the AppBrain links as a secondary, and hope to add direct market links at some point once I find a site to reliably provide this information. Stay tuned!

Reviews:

Minimalistic Text (Widget)

Clutch Pad(Multitasking App) UPDATED 2/24/11

CircleLauncher (Widget)

Swipe Pad (Multitasking App)

Keyboard Manager (App) UPDATED 2/23/11

Shift Puzzle Game (Game)

ElecroDroid (App)

Hella Umbrella (Game)

Digital Wall (LWP)

Shortyz Crosswords (App)

Elixir (System Info App)

Google Authenticator (App)

Zeam (Launcher)

Lookout / WaveSecure (Mobile Security App double-feature)

If you don't want to subscribe to this thread, you can follow me on that twitting thing, as I will post updates about new reviews there.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] codesplice:
Minimalistic Text (widget)

App Name: Minimalistic Text (v.2.1.3, @AppBrain)

Developer: Devmil

Price: FREE

There is quite a handful of text-based widgets available on the Market, and a lot of them are very nice. There are widgets for displaying the time as text, the weather as text, the battery level as text.... but this is one widget that does it all. Just about every aspect of the widget is configurable, from the text alignment and rotation to the font size and colors to even the format for different types of data. You've got several options for the display type, whether you want to use digits or words or even a bar (for days of the week or percentage of battery charge). There is also an optional "blur" text effect which works wonderfully for making accented text appear to be illuminated. To top things off, this widget also functions as a plugin for Locale or Tasker and can be used to display variables from either of those applications. For instance, if you want a small text-widget to display what Locale/Tasker profiles are currently active, this is your answer for a very configurable solution.

For each widget you are also able to define an action to perform when tapped - whether it is launching another activity (my clock widget launches my alarm clock), opening the widget preferences page, or even reading out the text currently displayed on the widget. You are also able to save and restore your widget settings, so don't be afraid to experiment.

Given the sheer amount of customizations available to you with this widget app, the configuration menu may be a little bit overwhelming and complex when you first get into it. Play around for a few minutes, and you're bound to get the hang of it.

This is a fabulous widget, and one that I highly recommend to anyone who will take the time to tinker with it.

Verdict: A highly-configurable text-based widget to display pretty much anything you want, especially with Tasker integration.

Screenshots:

1) Widget(s) in action. I should note there are three separate widgets displayed: Time / weather up top, day / date on the bottom, and a battery level bar on the right-hand side.

2) Preferences Manager for all widgets

3) Text Style menu

4-5) Custom Layout configurator

(tested on NexusOne / Kang-o-rama 1.2 T1 (CM7.n13 / GRH78C / Android 2.3.2))