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[Nexus One Accessories] Hollow.Droid:
I don't have that case but I do have the dock and after looking at the pictures of the case it seems unlikely the phone will fit, even with the bottom half removed. No case would be thin enough as it exactly matches the phones dimensions. Also the dock extends longer than the bottom half of the case and also wouldn't fit.
[Nexus One Accessories] mikeacela:
No, I have the dock and case and I have to remove the entire case before placing my nexus in the dock.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnrbrown1968:
1. Sorry, I posted in the wrong area.

2. Issue was resolved.

I apologize for waste of bandwidth.

- JB
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thanamesjames:
I'm rooted, unrevoked; I'm currently stuck in a boot loop. I can not reach recovery. I can not get to my rom. I can only access bootloader.

So far I have taken these steps to cure my problem:

Ran RUU software in Windows (with and without sd card in evo)

Flashed RUU as PC36IMG in bootloader

Cleared Storage using fastboot in command prompt

Cleared Recovery and then Flashed Amon Ra's Recovery and Clockwork using fastboot in command prompt

Flashed Amon Ra's Recovery and Clockwork as PC36IMG in hboot

Flashed Sprint Lover's as PC36IMG in hboot

Flashed eng-PC36IMG from Toastctfh's Old Root Tutorial as PC36IMG in hboot

Each of these methods flashed successfully as far as I can tell... yet I still go into an infinite boot loop.

Before the bootloop this is what I was doing:

I had the initial CM7 nightly installed for about 2 weeks. It was buggy, and a few days ago restarted and deleted all my texts, and desynced from google. On rebooting, google apps acted as if I had never ran the phone before - it asked me to enter google account info, etc, upon reboot.

I decided CM7 was too unstable and so I wiped data and davlik, and flashed CM6. When CM6 booted google apps was already on, before I had even flashed it! Anyways I figured I wanted to give MIUI a run, so I wiped data and davlik, and flashed MIUI. It ran fine for about two hours, and then rebooted out of nowhere... and never came out of the boot loop.

I'm really starting to sweat this as I have gone three days now without a phone. Does anyone have any ideas that may help me? Thanks.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidc23:
hmm, you could flash recovery through bootloader i think :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thanamesjames:
thanks for the suggestion!, but thats what i meant by

Flashed Amon Ra's Recovery and Clockwork as PC36IMG in hboot
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidc23:
all i need to know can u get into recovery? cause if u can flash calkulins format all and flash the rom and ur good :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thanamesjames:
Nope, I can't reach recovery :(
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davidc23:
idk what to say hopefully a expert drops by :) im sorry that i cant help
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jimdog420:
Maybe bootloops from having an older radio. Gb roms need the latest radios. You can get a flashable zip in caulkins thread

Swyped from a galaxy far far away......
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jst8851:
I had same problem, the radios messed my phone and was stuck in a boot loop and mess with my usb drivers as well so I couldnt charge my phone...i had to buy spare battery charger and flash different radio and rom through hboot
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thanamesjames:
I'm pretty sure Sprint Lover's and RUU have the latest radios in them :(
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KBizzle:
You shouldnt be bricked and if you flashed an RUU, you wont have root anymore, nor will you have a recovery img. I would suggest running the RUU again. As long as it finishes without errors, you should be fine. Now, just a quick question, what are you seeing that makes you think you are in a bootloop??
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thanamesjames:
Are you sure RUU removes root? I've RUU'd through my computer, as well as flashing an RUU zip as PC36IMG, and I still have S-OFF. If it would turn it to S-ON, that would be amazing.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jst8851:
your ruu file could be bad as well .. it happened to me once and had to redownload...for some reason it wasnt as big as it should of been
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] JhonKa:
I've had windows phone 7 on my hd2 for quite some time now activated and everything and never had an issue. Then it started this morning where my touchscreen does no respond at all. The buttons and everything work just no touchscreen.

Do i need to reinstall or is there another way around it?
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] kdskds:
sometimes similary to me. But my screen freezes only for 3-5 seconds. And it often do this when i used finger-zoom.

:)
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] w0LfNiNja:
i try'd to use the search button, but search was currently down... i'm glad i decided to read some past posts.

this is happening to me on a major level thou. i've had wp7 on my hd2 for close to a month now, i think. everything worked great. i didn't have any problems unlocking or even getting activation code for live services. it has been my daily. 3 days ago i started noticing that it took me a few swipes to get the touch screen to work. yesterday my sim card got corrupted and i had to get a new sim card. between yesterday and today my screen has worked maybe 80% of the time.

it gets so bad that i have to shut phone off, pull battery out for 5 minutes, and restart it to see if the screen will work again. sometimes it does, other times it doesn't. sometimes i'll hit the power button to turn screen on and off till i can use the touch screen. this can take up to 30 minutes alot of times.

i've gotten use to the wp7 os now and would like to keep it on my hd2, but if i can't use my touch screen because of it... then back to android or even the dreaded 6.5.

so are we the only 2 that has had this problem? is there a fix?

thanks! =)
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] myokeeh:
I now have this exact problem. It started two days ago. It takes a long time for the touch screen to work again. First time it happened, I thought the touch screen died. Pulling the battery out worked for some reason the first time around. Now pulling the battery/SD card doesn't work. Even if the SD card is out and I let it boot, the screen still doesn't work. I'm stuck here waiting for it to come back. I hope it does.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] myokeeh:
This may be a hardware problem. Maybe the elevated heat running WP ROM affected it.

Here's a thread regarding an HD2 with a similar problem:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=970703#11668281
[Flipside Android Development] bakageta:
So, I was reading up a bit on the guide to porting Clockwork Recovery, and decided to build it yesterday. Everything was fairly easy to do, but I forget this is Motorola we're talking about, and realized the hard way that our phone has a locked bootloader and won't work with a custom recovery.

I saw there's a workaround used on the Droid X, Droid 2, and Defy that isn't really a true recovery, but close enough for our purposes. Unfortunately, I'm far from an actual dev, and there's no handy guide for me to follow to port something like that over to our device, so I thought I'd throw this post out there to see if anyone else was capable of it, or at least able to point me in the right direction.

For reference, here's the thread about the Defy recovery. I'll likely pull the sources down and muck about a bit with it, but if anyone has any tips on how to do this, or better yet wants to do it themselves, please do. If you don't have a flipside, I can gladly provide any info or files from the phone, and I've already had to restore from .sbf a handful of times so it's not like I'm afraid of testing it.
[Flipside Android Development] polovinamozga:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12244509&postcount=159

Try this
[Flipside Android Development] SErooted:
just picked up a flipside for my niece. As there doesnt appear to be alot of info or options available for it. Where shall we begin? I might donate my xperia x10 to her so that i might be able to assist in seeing what can come of the flipside. pm and lets see what we can get cracking.

As i love my xperia. all info that you can give me will be appreciated and i will work on it when i have the flipside with me for testing.
[Flipside Android Development] SErooted:
Worked like a charm. lol. cwm on flipside thanks to your posting this link. thanks:-)
[Flipside Android Development] telegraph0000:
and then what?
[Flipside Android Development] iXNyNe:
does this work on a flip side running 2.2?
[Flipside Android Development] pre4speed:
No.
[Flipside Android Development] tnt4ever:
Nice

But I wish could be more out of the track

But to be honest, here we r only couple of people noising about blurs and blurt softwares...

anyhow, sooner or later there will be useful help for what people looking for their 508

Can u tell me whose hardware is more reliable, Motorola or Sony ericson

and to what extent if you compare the 508 processor with phone 3g in speed...

I recently got my modified battery with an over all estimated 1450 mah, though its thin NW ND Hard for me to shut its drawback but battery is now superb and unbelievable

4.40 hours of continuous skype video calls

Ps add comments
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hris08:
Ok i have downloaded all my facebook events to my calendar with the idea to stop forgeting my friends birthdays. But still i have them as events but there is no alarm for them. They just stay in my calendar without any notification alarm

please tell me how to fix it :p
[Desire HD General] solidkevin:
I have some questions for you dhd owners as they are basiclly the same phone, please be honest.

1.how is the screen quality? With super Amoleds and iphone and atrix's high res screens how does the super LCD hold up? Does it look good in person? Text look good? Is it much better looking then say a 3GS? Very important to me, I want a good screen as I went from the Captivate to the 3G3 (my Captivate broke) and it was a huge downgrade imo.

2.Does the LED light do blue, red, yellow as well or just green and orange?

3.How is the camera quality? Wasnt impressed with the N1's camera and I here the desires was bad as well, this good?

4.How is the phone in person? Build quality? Does it feel REALLY big?

5.Will they get 2.3 officially? Beyond? And will it be supported a lot by xda devs in the future?

6.Music quality is very important to me, is the audio loud and good through headphones?

7.is the phone call quality loud and clear, another problem I had with my N1 and I eventually had to get rid of it because the call quality was too low.

8.Battery, be honest. How is it?

9.And finally how happy are you with your DHD and would you reccomend it to someone at this point in time?

Thanks in advance!
[Desire HD General] tkolev:
1. The screen quality is very good. (S)AMOLED vs (S)LCD is a thing that is really down to personal preference. I find LCDs better than AMOLEDs because the colors look more realistic. IMO the only thing AMOLEDs are better is the true black. Viewing angles in AMOLEDs are useless. You never look at your phone at that angle. Compared to iPhone 3G screen the DHD is mindblowing (I think 3GS has the same screen as 3G). Even compared to iPhone 4 the DHD holds its ground. Pixel density is lower but the big screen experience makes up for that.

2. Although the LED is tri-color and theoreticaly it can produce any color, AFAIK there is no way to make it flash other than green or amber for now.

3. Camera quality is good, minding it's a HTC's phone. You can check the camera guide in the sticky thread, there are ways you can improve the camera performance and some actual pictures taken with the DHD.

4. Build quality is amaising. It's my first phone with alluminum body and it makes a difference. Some users reported SIM and/or battery cover misalignment, but I have nothing of the sort. Also on mine DHD the camera is slightly misaligned with the body, but it doesn't interfere with its performance. Actualy I had the same issue with my second Touch HD, while the first one I had was perfect. Anyway that doesn't make photos blurry or anything.

The DHD might seem big, but in a few days you'll realise that it's just that all the other phones are small ;). I got used to it pretty fast. The fact that most of the area is used by the screen makes it's size reasonable. There is no feeling of a waste of space like on the iPhone.

5. I suppose the DHD will get 2.3 from HTC. Not so sure for anything else, but I'm willing to bet this great forum will not leave the DHD behind ;)

6. The stock headphones are crap. With some quality headphones you can get great sound. Also SRS and Dolby make a difference.

7. Again there are user that complain about low in-call volume. I had no such issues, but it seems that if the headspeaker is not aligned with your ear the volume drops significantly.

8. Battery is good enough. With moderate to heavy use it easily lasts a day. At first it seems bad, because a/ it's still not conditioned and b/ you play with your new phone way too much. Once the excitement about your new toy has passed and the battery has few cycles behind it's back things improve. Charging every night is a must though. I could go through two days only with minimum usage.

9. Being my first Android I'm very excited about the DHD. I bought mine in late October and since then I had no reasons to be sorry about my purchase.

Anyway, if you have the chance to try the phone in person, I suggest you do it. Everyone demands different things from his/her phone and it's always best to see how you feel with the phone.
[Desire HD General] solidkevin:
Thank you very much, main thing I was worried about was the Screen Quality, I mean it not being Amoled or anything and being so big, but thanks again.
[Desire HD General] tkolev:
In that case I really think you should try it in a shop and decide for yourself. These are things that can most easily be checked with a live unit. Camera, volume, sound quality require more tweaking and time to evaluate, but screen and size are the two most noticable things in the phone ;)
[Desire HD General] solidkevin:
Yup on the 13th I will go to ATT and check out the inspire, I am kinda worried about the battery life but then again it cant be as bad as the 3GS im using...
[Desire HD General] Tombias:
Big and more portable then a tablet or Dell streak 5" :)

The screen is more natural then the s-amoled screens. No hard non-natural colors bumping in to your eyes.
[Desire HD General] junta_mpb:
+1 to this.

About audio volume, generally, I dont have any problems but playing YouTube video's useually nets me very low/weak volume. I have no idea why but everything else plays loud. It might be an app issue, methinks.
[Desire HD General] matzestinks:
The only thing that really sucks is the mic.
[Desire HD General] DeathJester:
1. Screen quality is great. Text is clear, images look wonderful, video is more than watchable on a screen this size (all depending on the source, of course).

2. I've only ever seen green and orange, but I've never needed any other colour.

3. It's an HTC phone; The camera is an afterthought, really. Autofocus performs well, images are typical for a camera phone really. For a quick snap at a party it's great, if you want photos to remember take a digital compact with you.

4. I found the phone very big to begin with, but got used to it very quickly. A lot of reviewers said it was too big to use one handed, but that's all I ever do now. I have big hands and can reach the screen with minimal adjustment. If you have smaller hands, you may have more of an issue. FWIW, typing even in portrait mode with both thumbs is easy on a screen this size.

5. No idea about Gingerbread officially, but I wouldn't be surprised if we got 3.0 on it too. Should be able to run the improved UI as the DHD has a dedicated graphics chip and capable CPU.

6. I sold my iPod. Enough said.

7. Like many people, I find that you need the phone placed very exactly over your ear to get good volume out of it. I also find that unless the phone is pressed against my cheek, the person on the other end has trouble hearing me. Not a big deal, just needed to adjust how I hold my phone.

8. I'd like more battery life, obviously, but I get a day out of it with moderate use, a weekend with light use.

9. I would absolutely recommend the DHD to anyone who wanted an android phone with a large screen, capable software and hardware, and the money to afford one. I almost sold it to get a Motorola Defy, but I'm glad I didn't.
[Desire HD General] Maikell84:
In my Oppinion the size is not too big. But if you take the DHD than take another Phone, the other one will fell REALLY small! :D
[Desire HD General] doug7:
I am trying to recommend a AT&T phone for my mom, and I am thinking Inspire or atrix. I was leaning toward inspire because it will be available sooner, has a bigger screen, and a higher Megepixel camera. (plus I like my friends EVO)

I know that everybody likes to defend their phone, it is only natural,but please provide some cold hard feedback. There seems to be a lot of not so minor issues with this phone.

problems seem to be mounting from the feedback online:

1. Battery life is bad. every other 4"+ smartphone has a 1500 mah battery, and still have battery problems, so why make it even worse with a 1230 mah?

2. I am hearing the camera sucks. That is just the opposite of my Vibrant I find the pictures and video are incredibly good, and everyone always asks "did you really take that with your phone?" I figured an 8mp camera should be even better than the 5mp on my samsung, am I wrong about that?

3 The Mic sucks? what does this mean? Do people conplain about sound quality on phonecalls?

Dont get me wrong I love HTC build quality as I have had their phones before, but I dont want to buy a phone that I already know has some not so small problems. I also dont want my mom to have to tweak the heck out of the phone to make the battery last a day, or turn the screen down to where she can barely see it, or turn off 3g for goodness sake.

Are the problems popping up on the forums overblown? should I pick up an inspire, or should we wait for the Atrix?
[Desire HD General] HoundDK:
My 2 cents

I'm a HTC die hard but I've had more issues with the DHD than any other devices before it.

A few (key) issues...

- Random reboots. Happened today during a call when an appointment alarm sounded off. Sometimes it just reboots when idle..

- Screen freeze - sometimes the device will not reach on touch input. Wait it out or reboot...

- Lag problem. The unofficial "USB fix" with reduced lags significantly, but not 100% on my device

- Bluetooth is slow to connect and sometimes only connects with HS profile (no A2DP). Half the times it's okay though. Also, A2DP disconnects randomly.

- Integration with Google navi removed in FW 1.72. But even with FW 1.32 there were problems - ex. Google Navi failing to lookup adress' searched from car panel.

This being a flagship device I expected a lot more. I still like HTC devices but I honestly cannot recommend the DHD to anyone.
[Desire HD General] tkolev:
There is something seriously wrong with your phone. For more than 3 months now, I didn't experienced a single random reboot, the only delay I have in touch input is when the phone is installing something and I think that's normal, the only lag issue I had experienced was back in the days when we had no permroot and I had the old version of Visionary (even without temprooting the device). The lag was gone as soon as I deinstalled Visionary, but I turned on USB debugging just in case. I only use BT to connect to my handsfree while driving and when transfering files to/from my laptop and had no problems with that. Don't know about Google navigation because it's not available in Bulgaria, the only flaw in the preinstalled navi app IMO is that it has no landscape mode.

Anyway check what you have installed on your phone and if you have overclocked, reduce the max freq, because the reboots you experience are deffinately not normal nor common.
[Desire HD General] Wielo1:
No problems at all

Well mate you should go to a service center whit your DHD a friend of mine has simular problems and in the first serie s of the DHD is a lot that gives problems he went back whit it and they give him a new one

Regards
[Desire HD General] kurolife:
You do have a faulty phone i believe because i do not have does issues..

As for call phone volume i m on the stock rom and i don't have that kind of issues, weird maybe i put right in the first place i don't know.
[Desire HD General] MattSkeet:
1. Screen is fab. My original desire amoled screen wasn't as sharp as dhd and I love it.

2. Size well at first I thought it will be to big but after few days i've got use to it and now holding anything smaller feels weird ;)

3. Build quality well. No problems here really. My SIM cover has maybe 1mm gap but I use barely there protection case and don't pay attention to it.

Aluminium body is great but due to the phone being so thin quite often it slips of my hand but with protective case it makes it slightly thicker and it's just right now...

4. Battery is ok I can easily get day use and it's actually better than original desire

5. Camera well I'm not a photographer but photos look very good to me and I love sense photo enhance feature ;)

6. Sound quality well ring tone could be Lauder and i've not been using my phone as mp3 player.

Voice quality is ok imo
[Desire HD General] doug7:
Thanks for the info mattskeet sounds like a satisfied customer to me!
[Desire HD General] crankdelly:
Just buy your mom an iPhone
[Desire HD General] junta_mpb:
What I dont like about the DHD?

1. The battery cover. That thing is damn hard to open.

2. That excess sealing thing at the right side of the LCD.

3. Volume rocker. Its a little to flush and difficult to use.
[Desire HD General] dr.m0x:
Battery life is ok, just like any smartphone you can get a day out of it, maybe a bit longer but always need to charge them sometime the second day.

It looks big but doesn't feel big, curved design is very snug in the hand.

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Someone Swyped my idea.
[Desire HD General] tkolev:
1. I actualy like the difficult to open battery cover. I even wish the sim cover was as difficult to be open like the battery cover, because I don't open them that often and with the antennas built in the covers they should be as sturdy as possible.

2. What do you mean by that? If you mean the 'lip' around the screen, it serves a purpose. When the phone is put screen down on a surface, it protects the screen from touching the surface and scratching. Just install a screen protector and you won't notice it anymore.

3. Totally agree.
[Desire HD General] junta_mpb:
Yes, I think we are talking of the same thing.

I'm not saying it doesnt serve its purpose, but I dont like the feel if I brush my finger over it. Again, I'm just talking about the right side (with the phone facing you) while anywhere else its perfect. I wish it was made/constructed/attached with equal quality all around.

One another note, something I do like is the solid build. I just dropped my phone on the corner of my desk and the phone is completely undamaged while my desk has a dent. You gotta love that aluminum body.
[Desire HD General] tkolev:
If it's the 'lip', then what's so different about the right side? Maybe you notice it more because if you are right-handed, when you move your thumb to the right, you actually press it to the screen, and if you move your thumb to the left you are lifting it slightly, so you press harder to the right than to the left. Anyway, if you have a screen protector, it will 'elevate' the screen, so you won't notice the 'lip'. And if you don't have a screen protector you are a very brave man!