yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD7 General] Yogi76:
We are thinking about switching to AT&T U-Verse for our home Internet and TV service. I know that the AT&T Windows Phones have a U-Verse Mobile app included that allows you to configure the U-Verse DVR remotely, in addition to mobile video-on-demand. However, we are on T-Mobile and my wife has an HTC HD7, and I was unable to locate it on the app Market on her phone. Is there any way to get the U-Verse Mobile app on the HTC HD7?

Thanks,

Yogi
[Defy General] jesusgp88:
Any suggestion please, i would like to have froyo on my defy, but every single one that i have tried does not works well in latam (emergency call most of them) please an answer will be perfect.
[Defy General] pragund:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=944258

The above patches might help :)
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 2low2rl:
just want my phone to stay fast. i hate when it stutters and lags and **** so i was curious whats some things i should do regularly to keep it up like clearing cache and stuff and how to do it?

im rooted running the stock rom and set cpu to keep my battery good.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] option94:
disable setcpu, a lot of the lag will go away, and you'll probably get better battery life.

You'll need to flash a custom recovery to clear the cache, there are guides in the dev section.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] staticxx:
Is there a way to change the contacts and call log default app background to white instead of black?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] xerum525:
dap din cate stiu este un png in drawable hdpi... decompileaza contacts apk si arunca o privire pe acolo, o sa ma uit si eu sa vad daca dau de png-ul respectiv si iti spun care este... salutari concitadinule... si eu sunt tot din c-ta insa locuiesc de vreo 14 in Spania.... sunt din inel 1 hahahah
[Optimus One, P500, V General] gkarthik16:
Please use English. It is a forum rule. If you're not comfortable with English, you Google Translate. Thanks!
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tr0llica:
I just found this : http://androidaudiohacks.com/home/

do you think it can fix the volume bug? i gonna try now
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] creage:
This fixes only earphone sound level, and not suitable for SEX10, AFAIK.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 808HD2:
I wanted to know does the oem car dock bluetooth only for the nexus one... I mean can the hands free bluetooth work other phones?
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] magntwo:
Sorry if i repeating somebody.

I flash on my device wp7 rom and i can't humble few things.

1, an icon of "insert SIM contacts" is in my case unactive. I can't get contacts to my device.

2, connection to EDGE in my conditions is possible normaly, but now not. In web browser i'm not connected. It's a wrong way in setting data connection i thing. But browser and other programs want WiFi connection or defferent setting of data connect.

I'll glad to advice.

Thank advance!
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] magntwo:
Realy nobody?
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Beany69:
With regards to contacts, never tried backing up from SIM, but open up a googlemail account and sync all your contacts from 6.5 to it first. At the mo this seems to be the only way I know of the import WM6.5 contacts into WP7.

With regards to your data connections check all the settings on your phone. You may need to manully add your carriers APN settings. You could also try flashing a different radio to see if that helps as well.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] arkatis:
+1 Although for me the "insert contacts from sim" worked the third time i flashed WP7 to my HD2! The first 2 times i flashed wp7 i synced contacts via Google mail! Weird stuff!
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] magntwo:
I flash it again and take in a new radio but my internet connection still not work :-/

But contacts with google mail function good, thanks!

Don't you know, what can make this problem?
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] mickfarr:
You might need to add your APN settings. It's in settings -> cellular (or Mobile operator)

You'll have to google to find out what your operators APN setting is.
[General Topics] tupirujp:
I like to know what is these

nani17
[General Topics] Archer:
??

What are you actually asking? I think you're saying it's not Froyo, but it is, cos it's 2.2, which is Froyo.
[General Topics] Faith140291:
??? yes.. 2.2 it's froyo release ;)
[General Topics] pl4sMa:
Hmmm, not quite catching it either.

Froyo is 2.2 after all.

Powered by Android
[General Topics] tupirujp:
Its the leak or the real update
[General Topics] vbetts:
If it's on your phone, then if you downloaded the rom, it's probably leaked.
[General Topics] dgalanter:
This thread is confusing. :-/
[General Topics] defmute:
perhaps it is his point is that the build number says froyo instread of the usual FRF91 and so forth.
[Streak 5 General] dinohaven:
All - I had a hell of a week getting my Streak up and running again. I finally was able to get it going thanks to certain people on this thread (hats off). I was thrilled with I saw 2.2 Froyo after I ran the QDL Tool.

Then I upgraded to DellStreak 1.5.3 with no problem (at this point I have given up on 1.6.1 as every time I try to upgrade, I get stuck on the DellStreak splash screen...even after restores and clearing the cache).

NOW >> I put the Sim card in and it won't recognize any data or call...the towers are greyed out....

I tried to put in some APN setttings, but after I save them, the APN screen goes blank (as if they weren't even saved).

Any help here? To er, turn my phone into a phone?????

Thanks!
[Streak 5 General] sahirhussain:
check if your streak is showing baseband version as 'unknown'. if it is then you will have to flash the right baseband for you
[Streak 5 General] p00kienrayray:
Sounds like either a baseband issue, or you need to do a factory reset via stock recovery.

Edit: ahh, just realized that u tried flashing 1.6.1...do this:

flash 1.5.1 and let boot. After that do a factory reset (hold both volume buttons when powering on) by selecting fac reset/restore option. Then reflash 1.6.1. You should not have any issues given your baseband is up to date via streakdroid site.
[General Questions and Answers] johnheyne:
New to Modding and tried to update my SGS with Odin. updated the PIT and re-partitioned the SD card, tried to update to a new ROM at the same time, and now phone wont turn on!!!

Help Please!!:eek:
[General Questions and Answers] guika:
I really hope that your download mode is working !

If it's working press on volume down home at the same time, turn on.

Install again.

If it's not working try the recovery rom and install a rom via from zip.

Hope it will work.

In the other hand, if it won't work, than you could tell the shop that you installed, the official froyo via kies , and this had happened.

No one will figure out that you bricked your phone via odin.
[General Questions and Answers] MexicanDLyte:
Would they accept that as a viable excuse? Figured Samsung would find out one way or another?
[General Questions and Answers] Tuhoaja:
Try it again... Your phone may be bricked, search forums to know how to unbrick it
[Nexus S General] bratfink:
Iv always considered battery life a very important factor in my purchasing of a phone and was one of the big reasons i moved from my Desire HD to the Nexus S (amongst many others). However having been on the android scene for a while im used to tinkering with kernels and roms etc and due to the new battery graph in gingerbread im now able to make direct comparisons rom by rom and kernel by kernel to see how they all differ. This is all shown + explained below.

First id like to explain my method;

I install the rom and kernel with the same apps I always use and charge the phone fully until i am about to go to sleep. I then unplug the phone and leave it in the exactly the same place on my desk with exactly the same settings (sync intervals etc) and i kill all apps before i leave it just to make sure the test is fair.

In the morning i then take a screen shot of the battery life over the period of usually 8 hours and will upload this for you to see. I then look at the over-night battery drain as a comparison on how good battery life is on specific roms and kernels.

Justification - Many of you may be thinking who cares about standby battery life? I care about the battery when im using it!?

Well although that's valid there are many reasons i have taken this approach;

1. It is completely fair i.e. no individual differences such as 'im a heavy user' but we all have different definitions of a 'heavy user'. This is eliminated by the fact the phone is not used and thus the same every time (no individual differences)

2. If a phone has severe battery drain during sleep general knowledge should dictate that battery drain should increase when the screen is on, cpu is working and your syncing your facebook wall, thus a direct correlation with sleep battery drain and usage drain should be apparent.

Therefore i have decided over the next few days/weeks etc i will upload on a regular basis a screenshot of the battery drain over night, along with the battery use details and screen on time etc etc. In addition to the rom and kernel info and i hope that over time this proves to be a very useful thread.

I have been doing this over the last few days on a less strict system and there have been some VERY interesting results which i will upload over the next few days.

(Just a final note iv never really done anything like this on xda before so if its a stupid idea then please tell me now so i dont waste my time doing it, however if people are really interested please let me know and il make sure i do my best!!)

Thanks for reading my extremely long post!

Bratfink

SCREENSHOT 1: This was using modacos custom rom r10 and the kernel that comes with it, i had quite a short sleep (about 6 hours) but the curve pretty much shows what the point im trying to make is. The battery life is great!!

SCREENSHOT 2: This is CM7 Nightly build 27# with Netarchy's latest 1.2.1 kernel and although i didnt use the screen once of charge for a few minutes as you can see once the screen was off battery life barely decreased and was over a long period of time.

If anyone wants me to test specific combos please let me know.
[Nexus S General] kenvan19:
I'm actually looking forward to reading your results.
[Nexus S General] devolute:
Yep, this would actually be pretty useful. Good luck and good work!
[Nexus S General] RogerPodacter:
i'm a sucker for these types of tests, always love doing them and seeing the results. post soon!
[Nexus S General] cadguy:
I like others will be keeping an interested eye on your findings.
[Nexus S General] bratfink:
Uploading pictures of modaco r10 with it's own original kernel today. Its an interesting result!

Uploaded to OP
[Nexus S General] leyvatron:
I'm interested too.
[Nexus S General] ryan562:
Can u try modaco r10 with Netarchy 1.2.1 kernel.
[Nexus S General] derfasaurus:
I'd be interested in seeing CM7, just whatever nightly build you manage to catch.
[Nexus S General] gogol:
I don't think that result will give you precise result.

I found that statistic is wrong sometimes.

It is better to measure using "play video loop".

So, find a movie, set to the same brightness and play in loop?
[Nexus S General] insanemachine:
Unfortunately that will not give you how well the rom does while it is idle.
[Nexus S General] Fuse8499:
I'm really looking forward to your results. My only issue with this phone is the battery life is terrible. I ordered an extended battery off Ebay 3 weeks ago and have yet to receive it. Never ordering anything from Hong Kong again!
[Nexus S General] kenvan19:
What were you using before that you consider this phone to have bad battery life? By far this phone has the best battery life of any Android device I've owned. If you want bad battery life, get an Evo. That is horrific battery life.
[Nexus S General] Jonathon Grigg:
I am looking forward to the rest of these, however just a quick question. What was your battery use like in that situation with the stock ROM? Just for reference, because I'm thinking I might switch to modaco soon. Thanks!
[Nexus S General] bratfink:
More soon

Iv got a few more screenies but it seems i may have to end this thread prematurely. Its the SNS or 2.3 but idle battery usage for me is pretty much identical no matter what the kernel or rom (il upload a CM7 + Netarchy 1.2.1 shot top op). This was unexpected on my behalf because with my DHD kernels and roms had a big impact on idle battery consumption. I have noticed however that without a full wipe when changing some kernels such as with M r10 idle battery life can increase drastically. I will continue for the next few days and if i dont see any big changes i may move method to a video loop or something of the sort.
[Nexus S General] bratfink:
Interesting find

I found out something today that may interest may of you. I was messing around with the sleep profiles on SetCpu with netarchys kernel and i found that its better to leave the range from 100-800 than 100-400 or less. This i believe is because when the phone is asleep and carries out a process it will be forced to clock to the maximum of 400mhz and then stay at that speed for 10 seconds, instead of say going up to 800mhz for 1-2 seconds to complete the same process. So a tip to you would be set your profile to 100-800mhz conservative and see what you get!
[Nexus S General] JupiterDroid:
This kinda enforces the point that SetCPU is useless for the NS unless you really want to overclock...

Any battery saving tactics used buy lowering screen off profiles are counteracted by the system process;( So i think in the context of battery life you are probably better to not use SetCPU;)

JD
[Nexus S General] Jonathon Grigg:
I would definitely move to a video loop or some other 'heavy use' task because when you think about it, not too much can really be changed when almost no power is being used in the first place.

You could also just mention your general feeling for the battery life of each rom, because quite often that is what I go by as my usage varies depending on a range of things (school day or weekend etc) .
[Nexus S General] wargy:
Could you please test modaco r10 with Netarchy's latest 1.2.1 kernel ?

I would love to see the difference between modaco's default kernel vs netarchy's kernel.
[Nexus S General] hah2110:
On CM nightly 13, I just went 11 hours and I'm at 90%. That's 1/2% an hour. Not bad. That is with stock kernel.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarkX10i:
Hi guys..

im still on baseband 2.0.46, i saw the new FreeX10 beta4 was fixed to run on .54 or something?

how do you update the baseband when using a custom rom? do you have to revert back to the official rom or can i update using a custom one?:confused:
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] compumasta:
Not 100% sure but i think we have to flash se dualtouch rom, then root and do the whole install thing again unfortunately. Imma do this later unless someone has an easier way.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarkX10i:
hmm, okay then, i guess it would kind of make sense..

thanks
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lockon Stratos:
Yesterday while a number of people were debating which route to go, I did it the long way. I had spare time early yesterday morning so I decided to give it a try. Made a backup of my beta 3 in xrecovery, flashed to the generic 2.1.54 baseband, rooted it, installed xrecovery then installed beta4 + gapps. Everything is working fine for me but you don't have to go that route. Others have found a shorter way. If you're on Zs 2.2 beta 3 already, try this link:

http://xdaforums.com/show...postcount=3904

Credit goes to KULANV for that post. Also if you got time to spare, read pages 380 onwards, quite a few people have tried that and other similar instructions.

Hope that helps.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Mr. B.I.G.:
i just rooted my galaxy s SCH-I500

managed to put a wireless tether up, but now im kinda stuck at what to do now.

i want to put new themes on my fone, but i dont really noe how to. any of you guys wanna give me a kick start with this ****? my interest in technology is fairly new so i have no idea what im doing lol
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] grgryclayton:
flash a recovery image, flash a rom, tweak partitions, sky is the limit, and always remember, "stranger things have been known to happen"

sent from my brand new gingerbread super hero...wait a minute. i know, i know, hero isn't suppose to have G.B.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Mr. B.I.G.:
Cool, now I gotta find out wat that all means lol
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Dirk:
There's a whole load of good stuff in the Android Themes & Applications section. Some of the threads will contain instructions on how to apply the goodies to your phone.

Have fun!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] GuestD0827:
You can use rom manager if you want to try some custom roms. I was hesitant at first... didn't want to mess up my phone, and didn't want to lose my data, but now I love it. I just used it to get the froyo leak onto my fascinate. It's also easy with rom manager to install themes.
[G2 and Desire Z General] Ramsfan_Jim:
I have just purchased a new MicroSD and copied all the content of my old SD (via the PC) to the new card.

Everything works fine, but I have lost all of my music playlists on HTC Sense Music tab.

Does anyone know how to get them back?

I have even tried reinstalling my old card, doing a Titanium Backup (app & data) of music related apps, then copying the backups across and restoring them on the new card - but still no playlists whatsoever.

I've got over 3000 songs on the card, so this is really bugging me losing all of my playlists. Anyone got any ideas? :confused:
[G2 and Desire Z General] redpoint73:
Doubletwist is a free app that seems to do fine reading Sense playlists, and vice versa (Sense music player reads lists imported via Doubletwist). Not sure how it will react if you swap the SD card, but its worth a try.

Along that same line of thought, there are various apps (some free) in the Market for creating playlists that might be helpful.
[Epic 4G General] stevesprivateaccount:
Allows you to manage APP installed via the website and have them pushed to your Android devices. Not sure if anyone has looked at it yet.
[Epic 4G General] ryno502:
Im on Bonsai ROM with Market version 2.2.11 and its not working for me. The website finds my Epic but apps don't get pushed to my phone when I click install. Is there a newer version I need?
[Epic 4G General] A_Flying_Fox:
I havent I'm not by a computer but I'm interested though....

Is it like the app store on itunes?

I'm tired of updating my phone and not having acess to certain apps

This would take all the pain away!
[Epic 4G General] worldwidepmp:
Worked for me, but I'm on stock.
[Epic 4G General] othan1:
Wasn't that one of the features of Gingerbread? It thought they mentioned that at the Froyo push last year.
[Epic 4G General] ryno502:
They actually first showed this off last year at the Froyo event.
[Epic 4G General] Milkman00:
Getting SERVER NOT FOUND error?
[Epic 4G General] abrognlie:
I was able to use this today successfully. I remotely installed 3 apps, with absolutely no problems. It recognized all the programs already on my phone.

I'm on Nebula 1.0.7, so stock is not required :)
[Epic 4G General] stevesprivateaccount:
I'm on ViperROM 4.0.2c and am able to use it. The thing I like the most about it is that it has kept track of all the applications I've installed (which isn't the case when I flash my ROM). So I can reinstall the APPs throught he market. (yes the market keeps track of my purchased APPs, just not the rest of them via the phone.

It also makes installing the same APPs to multiple devices at the same time via the same Google account very easy.
[Epic 4G General] muyoso:
I am on Quantom 2.7 and the website just doesn't see my phone at all. Wonderful.
[Epic 4G General] Milkman00:
are you guys just going to market.google.com??? I can't get to it from my computers.
[Epic 4G General] Jayavarman:
Google the term "market"
[Epic 4G General] Milkman00:
Thank you.

And for anyone else reading this, the correct website is:

https://market.android.com/
[Epic 4G General] MojoSwag:
I'm running Nebula and when I go to the web market, all of my apps that I've downloaded are there, but it won't recognize my epic. Anyone else found a fix for this?
[Epic 4G General] AndrewZorn:
Works on the current nightly of Cyanogenmod 6.

Shows the list of currently installed applications, and the instant I told it to add Angry Birds (not that I'm interested) my phone began the download.

Awesome.

Combined with the way all apps reinstall after a new flash, I should not need to use the crappy on-phone application again!
[Epic 4G General] Jayavarman:
Related news article: http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/02/02/google-fixes-its-app-store/
[Epic 4G General] AndrewZorn:
Well, I just flashed to a new ROM and am now once again having trouble with the sync.

My market.android.com list shows like 20+ applications, but Bonsai ROM downloaded 2 and acts like it is done. I'm going to have to go down the list and search for each of them now. Or maybe I'll try the same from market.android.com

EDIT it's working, but the list of installed apps on the phone's Market won't even update...
[Epic 4G General] edonnelly:
Time to say "goodbye" to appbrain. Finally.
[Epic 4G General] Darkk69:
Oh nice

Thanks for the tip. I was able to use my computer to browse the market and it was able to see my installed apps ok. I am running stock DI18.

Darkk
[Epic 4G General] styckx:
Says no phone associated with my account even though I can see my market history. I'll chalk it up ito being a new service and not fully up and running yet.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] testerics:
1. Change the small clock on taskbar with "X" to be possible to close running applications (there is already a big clock on the screen...)

2. Change the "Phone" soft button with some "Action screen"

3. Stop "Data connection" activity when the device is locked

4. Change the icons in "Call History", now is black and white, it will be more easy to "filter" the missed calls (red), outgoing calls (blue), incomming calls (green).

5. When phone is locked, to have some preview for missed call, messages, sms; this should be done without unlocking, just pushing the bottom icons on the screen.

That's it for the moment...

Thanks anyone that could help :rolleyes:
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] MobileMini:
6. Integrate a nice looking SMS threaded app.
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] BHS Interceptor:
1. Install a "separate" taskmanager like Arc Switch

2. Go through "registry" and look for mapping of buttons

3. Check CHT Port and use CHTS to handle Data Connection Behaviuor

4. Modify corresponding manila files

5. CHT lockscreen

CHT SMS Widget for sense and search in WinMo themes for corresponding WinMo and mod if necessary file size to adapt to HVGA
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] bart3385:
1. A fully tested and functional Sense UI. (To replace the current half-cooked and extremely buggy Sense.)
[HD Mini Themes and Apps] testerics:
fixed

Point 1 partially fixed with "MMTaskManager v2.3", thanks to Maximus.Mobile!

Point 4 fixed with "ColorManilaCallsTab" from gabbana-music (many thanks for this to maestro!).

Point 5 fixed with "BsBTweaks v1.6", thanks to makeveral!

Changed even the original action for long-press power button (turn-off device) with a nice menu with multiple choises: turn-off, restart, sleep, etc. Thanks for this to petititi and his app "QuickShutdown v1.5.5c"

Remains only one problem, point 3! :mad:

In the past I had an HTC Diamond and S2U2 unlock app witch terminate the data connection when the device locks, maybe this could help... Ofcourse, I prefer the original lock of the Mini because is so simple and efficient!