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[Adam Android Development] willverduzco:
This is great work. I've added the [MOD] tag.
[Adam Android Development] Flandro:
Sorry for the dumb question..... What is adhoc?... In this context anyway?
[Adam Android Development] joshua.lyon:
Out of the box, Android devices cannot connect to Ad Hoc Wifi networks. This normally isn't an issue for most people as they are usually connecting to traditional 'infrastructure' networks like the Wifi router at their house, Starbucks, the airport, or their office.

Ad Hoc networks are wifi networks that are formed between two or more devices without the need for a dedicated Access Point (aka: Wifi Router).

The reason Ad Hoc support has become more important is the Wifi Hotspot functionality that many phones now support typically broadcasts the network in an Ad Hoc setup. Basically, if you have a phone that supports wifi broadcasting and you are going to connect your tablet to it, your tablet will need to have the ability to support Ad Hoc wifi connections. The Ad Hoc part of the enhancement packs mentioned above add the capability for your Adam to connect to Ad Hoc networks.
[Adam Android Development] gbishop18:
If you have a rooted device many can AP tether.
[Adam Android Development] Flandro:
Thanks man. That makes sense.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Elerador:
What do you think about porting some Open-Source-Games to Wíndows Phone 7? The Source-Code is open ;) , so it shouldn't be too hard to port these games.

There are (for example):

- Knytt Stories (not really Open-Source, but the Source-Code for a DS-Version is available on http://www.rodrigoroman.com/rrc2soft/nds_dsknytt.html)

- Battle for Wesnoth (an iOS-Version is actually available on Wesnoth iOS)

- ManiaDrive (like Trackmania, but not as good as this)

- Warzone 2100

- Glest (a little bit like Warcraft)

- Neverball (like Monkeyball)

- Secret Maryo Chronicles (Mario!)

There are many games more (like Nexuiz or Bos Wars and so on)

What do you think? Where should this be downloadable? In the Marketplace or as a hombrew-app? If it's in the marketplace, would you pay for it (just 0,99 to 1,99)?
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] ~~Tito~~:
Please keep discussions and ongoing developmental projects out of the app release forum. You could post in the Software Development section since that is for ongoing projects or help with app development.

~~Tito~~
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Elerador:
Sorry, I clicked too fast. I wanted to post it in the "Developement-Forum". Thank's for moving.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] yeahtyeaht:
i would play for this games and you should develop it in the marketplace
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Elerador:
Which game would you prefer?
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] yeahtyeaht:
Secret Maryo Chronicles, Glest and Neverball
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] vagabond1:
What about some of these open source emulators? Like the ones made for the HD2?
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Elerador:
Have you used the forum search? There is another thread. ...
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Darkyyy:
i would like to see stargus or wargus on WP7
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Elerador:
But there is a problem: I haven't got my computer in the moment. So it could take a while until I could develope it. Is anybody else here, who could develope / port a game?
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] toolsche:
Neverball looks like a great one to port. I would help or try a start if you can give me some advice where to start.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Elerador:
You gotta download the Source from here and extract it (I prefer 7zip). Then you shut reprogram the game (I don't know in which language it's written) in C#.

There is some help for you at Code2Code (if it's written in C++ or at CodeConverter (if it's written in VB.net). If it's written in Python (OpenSource-Games are written in Python often) or another language I can't help you, I'm "speaking" VB.net, C# and C++ only (in the moment). After you've rewritten the code you've to add the tilt-functions (for the tilt-sensor which shut move the board at the end) and the touch-functions (moving camera, menu ...). I would advise you to not integrate Neverputt (which is in the package too) at the moment and develope Neverball only.

Tell me, if you're doing this; then I won't do this anymore. You can sell it yourself.

Good Luck.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Elerador:
If there is anybody else, who wanna "develope" one of these games (or another one) than told it to us, please.
[Windows Phone 7 Software Development] Elerador:
This would be great, but Warcraft and Starcraft are not Open-Source-Games. So you can't port them (legal). But Glest is a Warcraft-like-game and is Open-Source.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdamo305:
Yo

I downloaded awd ex. Pretty awesome.

But.now I fell in love w organizing my desktop...

What im trying to do is delete the icon text. I want my desktop clean, and only icons. No text.

Awd let's me edit and delete. But I wanted to know if there's an option im missing. Or app that will automatically make my icons w. Now text.

Also. How can I go about this w widgets ( this is the main reason I made this topic)

Anycut 2 tells me I can't leave the text blank.

And if I make it and ignore that message.... awd crashes and I need to reinstall it.

Let me knowww
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdamo305:
Better cut does the job

Ty
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdamo305:
Ok nvm lol.

I need help
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
I use adw ex.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomadrider123:
Do you need help because it was so easy or do you need help to get it done?

I run axura and just do a long press on the icon then edit
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdamo305:
Im on nero 4.1

And when i long press. It only let's me delete

I wanna make my widgets and icons empty. Blank
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdamo305:
I just want to delete my widget text.

I want it just to be an icon, a button.

I don't like this text stuff, takes up room when im using more rows an columns on adw ex
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomadrider123:
Try desktop visualizeR

Its pretty good
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdamo305:
Na na. It doesn't let me pick my widgets.

Is this really that much of a mission????

I thought I rooted my phone for this reason. Do what the **** I want to it.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rabeatz:
The specific issue you're talking about has nothing to do with rooting the phone. It has to do with a setting inside of ADW.

Go to your homescreen, hit the menu key, and hit "ADW Settings". Go to the "Screen Preferences" section and check 'Hide icon labels'. Then hit back, and go back out of the menu.

You might need to reboot for it to take effect.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdamo305:
I got that part. Im good w icons

But now help me w my widgets. Like my wifi, silent toggle, and airplane widgets.

How do I remove those titles
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdamo305:
Nothing?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
Can you give a screen shot. I have no f'ing clue what you are talking about, and you are coming off rude.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdamo305:
Lol naa.

Ill get a screen shot.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] murdamo305:
See the widgets up top?

And the apps on the bottom?

Welll the icons on the bottom don't have a label, a title. The widgets do.

I want to remove the label of the widgets.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ozish:
It doesn't look like the whole screen shot is there.
[HD2 Accessories] Tanmay®:
I just read through the other thread here titled "Free Military Grade" and I seriously can't believe that its still a sticky here!

Anyway coming back to topic, I just received the XtremeGuard Screen protector for my HD2 and to come straight to the point - this is the best screenguard you can buy at this rate!

I've personally used Zagg and Bestskinsever for the rest of my Devices (iPad and iPhone 4) and can without a doubt say that the material used here is the SAME!

I got the Full Body Screen Protector for just 6$ off Ebay incl. Shipping (WorldWide Shipping).

The quality is same as the Zagg I currently have applied to my iPad.

If you are looking for a screenguard then I haven't seen anyone else offering this quality at such a low rate.

Note: This is no paid review or anything. Just my pure personal experience.

You can buy from their site : http://www.xtremeguard.com/ or directly order one from Ebay. I'd go with Ebay simply cause of their guarantee and money back policies.
[HD2 Accessories] karendar:
What I don't like about those screen protectors like Invisible shield and bestskinsever is the rubbery feel left on your screen. Your fingers don't glide like it would on protector-less screen. Does this one have the same rubbery feel to it?

I currently use Vikuiti (TM) DQC-160: http://www.protectionfilms24.com/article/vikuiti-screen-protector-dqc160-htc-hd2-28087.html

It's like having no protector at all. The screen protector glides perfectly, no rubbery feeling. They also have a promo, buy 2 get 1 free, so you get 3 screen protectors... And unlike the skins that have to be installed with soapy water, these go on without water and are even washable and reusable!

I've tried all screen protectors imaginable (Bodyguardz, zagg, Clearprotector, bestskinsever, cheap ebay protectors, etc.) and Vikuiti is the best I've used...

What bothers me about Xtremeguards is they say Zagg is not military grade and theirs are. But Zagg was the first to boast military grade helicopter blade protection film...
[HD2 Accessories] Tanmay®:
Well I found Zagg to be the most rubbery. XtremeGuard was on the same line with Bestskinsever.

About the Military grade protection I feel those are just marketing gimmicks and not to be taken seriously.

Vikuiti (TM) DQC-160 is still costlier and only covers the front. So assuming this higher cost and coverage area it should be made of a different and higher quality material.

As far as the quality of material goes, Zagg/Bestskinsever/XtremeGuard use the same/similar type of material. But XtremeGuard was the cheapest I could find.
[HD2 Accessories] Bimboy:
I'm notoriously brutal on my phone screens, and have ruined many of them over the years. The Gorilla glass on my HD2 (now a year old) has remained unprotected since day one, and it's still perfect. The surface is amazing.

Has anybody really scratch up their screen?
[HD2 Accessories] Archer:
Sorry mate, but the HD2 doesn't have Gorilla glass. It's tough, but not Gorilla tough - and I know, cos I tried to scratch mine one night with a bottle cap when I was drunk. Thank god that didn't work!
[HD2 Accessories] Tanmay®:
Its my personal experience that having a screen guard on drastically reduces the chances of causing a screen breakage incase the phone falls down.
[HD2 Accessories] apallohadas:
I use a matte screen guard just to reduce direct daylight glare. Since I use the Otterbox Defender and keep it screen side in, there's not much chance of keys or other things scratching even the guard.
[HD2 Accessories] mally2:
Wow thats a relief :D
[HD2 Accessories] Z80-Man:
I've been using the Zagg protection for my HD for more than two years now.

It's very effective, as it truly turns your device into a rubber bouncing ball, so you'll really unlikely damage it if if falls down in most situations.

However, the screen part was very unpleasant to use, as your finger wouldn't slip anymore on the rubbery (and sticky) surface, and since the micro bubbles that always appear took several months to disappear from large surfaces such as the back battery cover, it compromised the scren readability for a too long time to be tolerated, so I prefered to use standard screen protection sheets (my current one is an anti-glare one).

Now for the drawbacks :

- Two years later, the glue turned yellow. It's obvioulsy not a problem on the black HD shell, but it could have been if you covered the screen as well.

- The sheets can theorically be removed, cleaned and replaced. It's true in the beginning. But two years later, the glue will stick to the HD and peel off from the film ! BTW, the film now rips easily, so it appears to have lost its initial sturdiness.

- I bought a Brodit craddle for my car, and it's very tight. So tight it ripped off the Zagg protection ! It may be thin, it's not thin enough...

So I finally removed it entirely. After all, I always put it in my belt leather case when I'm not using it and I barely use is as a basket ball - though it fell down quite a few times and I thanked the Zagg protection.

But my HD is ageing now and since I have problems with the screen, I think I'll change it for an HD2, so I won't replace the protection.

In conclusion :

- The Zagg protection is excellent, but consider replacing it after at least two years.

Well, I know it's actually more than the time some people keep their phones, but I keep mine for many years, so it's a concern for me.

- It will be a problem if you intend to use a slip-in car craddle, because of the added thickness.

The sheet is also very shock and scratch proof, but easily teared off if applied a strong pressure with a cutting edge, as for instance the hard ABS Brodit craddle edges.

- You'll quickly find it's not suitable to protect the screen.

Otherwise, if you intend to protect your Leo from scratches and shocks without wrapping it inside a huge box or ugly silicon case, while retaining its original appearance and design, and don't wish to have to get it out of the box/case each time you want to access the battery, SD card or SIM card, or plug into your car handsfree kit, then it's a perfect solution that no other can match.
[HD2 Accessories] mystik610:
Screen protectors are worthwhile on old resistive screens made of plastic, as plastic scratches very easily. They are a waste of money on glass screens, however, as it is extremely hard to scratch glass

Glass screens crack when extreme pressure/shock is exerted on the edges of the devices and compresses the glass. No screen protector is going to protect the glass from that. A shock absorbing silicon/rubber case, while not fool proof, offers the best protection from a shattered screen.

I've never had a screen protector an my old iPhone and my HD2, and there isn't a single scratch on the screen on either device. Everything else on my iPhone got scratched, but the screen is actually the most durable part:
[HD2 Accessories] Z80-Man:
Anti-glare screen filters can still be interesting if you're using your device outside under strong sunlight, as it's the case here where I live.

Otherwise, I agree the mineral glass is supposed to be scratch proof.

... But not break proof ! The Leo's glass screen has proved many times to be very, very thin compared to the iPhone's one... And very fragile when hit.

So beware if like me, you're carying your device everywhere on hard work. You can frequently hit your hip, so at least, don't store your Leo in your carrying case with the glass turned outside !!! :D
[HD2 Accessories] stevedebi:
I prefer the otterbox defender

Which has a screen protector. For one thing, it will keep the glass from shattering should the device fall.

I do have a plastic protector under the otterbox, because the screen tends to stick to the otterbox otherwise. Some people have recommended a bit of baby powder on the screen, but I just can't bring myself to do that - and I wonder if they realize that such powder can be talc or cornstarch. I'm not sure I'd want either getting on my screen!
[HD2 Accessories] Final5k:
I just received the Full Body Screen Protector from Xtreme Guard today and I am a bit lost as to how to apply it since this is the 1st time I am trying to apply this type of protector.

In the instructions, it says to soak all fingers in soapy water solution --> can I use any type of washing hand liquid and mix it with water?

Then this is the part where I'm really lost : "Peel off the guard from its backing, then re-dip your fingers in the solution and completely wet the backing of the guard" --> Does that mean I must wet/dip the whole protector in the solution before applying?

Please bear with me, I'm completely noob for this type of thing. Any help would be really appreciated - thanks!!
[HD2 Accessories] nzxtneo:
First rule of thumb, go slow!

And not to hijack this thread or anything, but I always refer to the Phantom Skinz website when I install skins. I have used a few different products and Phantom Skinz was the best. Frack you, Ghost Armor!!! (Note, I have never used XtremeGuard but I am thinking about it because of the much cheaper price).

Back on topic, the Phantom Skinz website had some pretty in depth instructions and I did not just want to take credit for them, so:

http://phantomskinz.com/installation.aspx

And here is a video install because sometimes it is easier to watch someone do it first:

http://phantomskinz.com/install.aspx
[HD2 Accessories] Gadgetz:
Hey guys, I recently bought one of these off Amazon when I ordered my Otterbox case, it was only $2 so I figured I had nothing to lose. Here's my take on it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19109961#post19109961
[HD2 Accessories] stevedebi:
When I replaced my HD2 a couple of months ago I decided not to put a screen protector on the device, using the one built into the Defender instead.
[HD2 Accessories] Z80-Man:
Well, one of the second hand HD2s I bought went with a couple of original HTC screen protectors, so I put one of them on mine, in order to potect the screen from shocks, as the glass is very thin (much thinner than the iPhone's for instance).

You never know what can happen... ;)

It may not be the best protection in the world : it's a bit thick, it makes the picture look a bit "weavy" when seen from tight angle (so I guess it's not perfectly flat), it can be scratched moderately easily, it's prone to collect fingerprints (as all the existing protections actually, and even the glass with no protection at all), the screen is still as difficult to read under strong sunlight (I think even a bit worse than with no protection at all), and it's slightly less finger-slippery than the glass screen alone, but...

... It has a gigantic advantage towards all and every other existing screen protectors (probably except the Zagg Invisible Shield, but this one is so rubbery and sticky it's almost unusable, actually) :

... It covers the whole screen, including around and under the buttons.

Most, if not all other protections, stop on top of the buttons, making a visible and ugly "stairs step". Plus they're not really better. Too bad.

So the HTC one is the one I prefer (the other best choice being no protection at all, since the glass can hardly be scratched, only broken).

BTW, I don't use a full casing protection nor sleeve, as I'm using a belt pouch and a very tightly fit Brodit car craddle that forbids any protection other than a screen film (it would just rip off the Zagg full body protection as it's too thick : I had the problem with the HD).
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] 387ena:
Namely, when unlocking (with all the procedures ...) I get a message from Chevron that has a problem with the USB connection and Zune.

At the beginning (20.01.) I have twice without problems WP7 unlocked, but now no way!:o

I read a lot of posts, and I must say that I am confused, where is the problem?

THX.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] duhhh:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=918710

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10463609&postcount=1

:D
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] 387ena:
resolved tried twice, everything is OK. :D

problem with the hosts

namely, on the other IP addresses I tried, and resulted from the problem .....

all having the same problem, go into Windows \ System32 \ drivers \ etc \ hosts

open hosts with notepad and enter the / exchange

192.168.1.107 (of course your IP) developerservices.unlock.me

192.168.1.107 (of course your IP) developerservices.windowsphone.com

save, end that's it.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] kalewsiukas:
its still not connecting.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matias12345:
OK I just permroot my mytouch 4g easy now can any one tell me what I can do now and what roms are better and what's gingerbread 2.3.1 I'm new to this can some one help
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] osugsxr:
cyanogen mod 7 is 2.3 (gingerbread based) solid rom and can't go wrong with it. Check the resource bible before flashing it though (need clockwork recovery 3.00)....any froyo based (2.2) roms you only need 2.00 recovery images. Have fun and read through the resource bible before doing anything,
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] sp33dy_gtx:
Somebody knows how to copy all my google calendars into wp7 calendar becauze it copyed just only one.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] sp33dy_gtx:
Really nobody find no solution for this problem I guess every body in here is coming from android with a google acount, and I guess multiple calendars.

Solved copyed all me calendar into the main one.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lyrad12:
hello guys, can anyone help me how to revert the process? bcoz I apply the hack to my captivate but it force closes,how to revert the camera guys? >.<
[Galaxy 3 General] jazux:
Hi, so my probem is that when i plug my headphones to my phone (i5800) and i start to listen music, the music comes out only from the left speaker and then it will start to crackle... i have jp9 (2.2) and stock music player. i just want to know if someone else has these kind of problems or is my phone just broken... and sorry for my bad english. :confused:
[Galaxy 3 General] Humpie:
Just turn your plug a bit around and stop if you hear no crackle and with two ears.
[Galaxy 3 General] pokosik:
my problem is similar. when i am listening to music and when i lock or unlock screen i hear some strange sound.
[Galaxy 3 General] martin.jeremic:
well... this may sound stupid, but did you tried with other set of headphones? i had same problem with ones i got with phone... i changed them and now everything work's fine...
[Galaxy 3 General] jazux:
ive tried 4 different headphones including AKG´s, porta pro´s, phillips and some crappy samsung headphones
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Immikey:
I was just wondering what Messaging app do you guys use? I did a fresh install of Skyraider 3.5 and am now using the stock HTC app. I like how simple it is, but I don't like the profile pictures. Since I don't link my contacts, all the pictures are just stock gray and that kind of gets annoying. I've been a longtime Handcent user though.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rciucki:
I was a handcent user from the get go; however, with my phone it was laggy and would not pop up right away when i open it and saw delays, etc. In a nutshell it was sluggish.

That's when I tried chompsms. The 2 are as we all know, very similar. However, I have come to like chomp as it is faster on my phone and loads my convo's which are extremely lengthy very quickly and there is no delay.

I like both, however chomp works much better on my phone.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] packerjd04:
Handcent with Swiftkey. Haven't used anything other than Handcent and the stock messaging app, and I have no interest in switching to anything else.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g00s3y:
I used to use handcent, now I pretty much just stick with the stock. No real reason, does what I need it to do, send SMS/MMS.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LeonimuZ:
I use GO Sms. I like it more than Handcent. The problem is that it needs to work with the stock messaging app(which kinda sucks.)
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gahh Its Lee:
I use handcent because it splits threads for me so I can send my 1000 character texts without a problem and anyone ccan get them.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keith.mcintyre26:
I use stock with sms popup for the same reason I don't use Sense roms- I don't need 2 facebook apps, 2 twitter apps, 2 sms apps, etc.