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[A7 General] bestialbub:
did you have anymore definitive success or recommended instructions for enabling adb over usb on the elocity?

i've tried;

echo 0 > /proc/test_program/usb

which did seem to disable hosting/my thumb drive quit detecting, but could never get adb. android never seemed to like the script at all.

thanks for any response.
[A7 General] acid123:
Didn't the otg_USB apk work for you???
[A7 General] bestialbub:
@acid123; i've never seen a otg_usb.apk. the script seemed entirely unsuccessful for me, if thats what you mean, and appears to be based on an older file, as the new script doesn't exactly look like the one posted. i chose to try the scripts line by line mostly w/ errors, but it looks like i'll revisit the script again.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phia:
Im trying to root my vibrant with stock 2.2 T959UVJKA6, and I cant seem to root it, Iv tried everything, 1 click root, z4root, superoneclick,system recovery rooting, everything.No lie Iv been trying for hours, I have no idea what Im doing wrong HELP. Would really appreciate it. Thank you.:o:confused:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
Alt method in noob guide, then flash any custom froyo you like,
[HD7 General] tzones:
Can anyone tell me if there is a way to fix the hd7 phone speaker? I cannot hear any sound at all while making calls. Also iam afraid that it is outside the warranty since I bought the phone outside.

Thanks
[HD7 General] Ken B:
I've been fighting this now for weeks. I'm trying to get to the bottom of this and it seems that IF I receive any messages or emails that I don't check, then the speaker stops giving any sound. If I then open up the messages and emails and then retry the phone, most of the time the speaker will start working. I use Google Voice and I'm not sure if there is any connection with it. That's my 2 cents worth, and I hope the update fixes this.
[HD7 General] moonshines:
i also had problems with my hd7 speakers in which the external speaker of the phone suddenly went totaly dead. as in dead that you wont hear any sound even after resetting it. tried doing almost all known troubleshooting to no avail. that is the time that i decided to have it fixed at the htc service center here in the philippines. i bought mine in ebay, getting it fixed would also mean getting ready for any repair charges. had it fixed, took 2 days and my hd7 is now good as new.;)
[Continuum General] midgetgrimm:
Hey everyone!

So I am on a Rooted and Rom'ed X, and my friend has the Continuum, I really like the unlock slider puzzle piece. I was curious if anyone could copy me the /system files of the root, not /sdcard/system/, I want /system. I would take /sdcard/system though, beggars can't be choosers. Anyway, I plan on hanging around here and formally introducing myself. Thanks, in advance.
[Continuum General] imnuts:
You can get a deodexed and cleaned up rom (/system) over here
[Continuum General] midgetgrimm:
Thanks for the info. Some folks are working on it now. Hope to have the puzzle piece slider soon for the X.
[Continuum General] SamsungJohn:
device

I love this device!!
[Continuum General] midgetgrimm:
SO it will be entirely too much work to port this to DX unless someone really wants to. Maybe one day...
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] babyjustine:
Name: Math Genius

Math Genius is a math exercise game. It allows the user to select the different arithmetic

operations to test. Game parameters are fully customizeable, even allowing increasing

difficulty. It can help increase one's calculation speeds. Math Genius also has 2 modes of

play, one in which the player selects the answer from 4 choices, or a 'Pro' mode where the player

has to type in the answer.

Trial is fully functional and ad-supported

Paid version removes the ads

v.1.2

Added Ad-based Trial Version

New layout

Moved to the Games Hub

v.1.1

Fixed options bug

v.1.0

Initial Release

Source: Baby Justine

Download Link:

Math Genius
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoeR7:
Now that Microsoft has released "Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R3"

ref: microsoft.com/windowsembedded/en-us/products/windowsce/default.mspx

With Silverlight, embedded IE, Flash lite etc

Will anybody port this to an HD2
[Windows Phone 7 General] OGCF:
It just hit me after today's HP WebOS event that Microsoft is the last big competitor without a real tablet OS (that isn't a thrown-together Windows 7).

Apple has the iPad with iOS.

RIM has the Playbook with QNX.

Google has the Xoom/G-Slate and more with Android 3.0

HP (formerly Palm) has the Touchpad with WebOS 3.0

I know everyone has been on Microsoft's case for tablets, but now they should be really panicking. I'm not sure it's enough to just have WP7 on smartphones anymore if it wants to build a competing ecosystem. The most frustrating part of all of this is that Microsoft really has nailed it better than the rest of these with really deep multimedia features from Zune, Xbox Live services, and a genuinely unique UI.

A couple of months ago, people kept saying Microsoft needs to make WP7 for tablets right that moment. I didn't believe them back then but now I think Microsoft is seriously in trouble. Tablets are going to cannibalize laptop/netbook sales soon and one of the top PC manufacturers, HP, is even pushing WebOS on to laptops later this year. Unless they have an ace up their sleeve with Windows 8 and cross-compatibility with WP7, I am beginning to worry about the long term plan here.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Wait... WebOS is a major OS?

and, Windows has tablets, just because their phone OS isnt tablet based doesnt mean they don't have tablets. Windows xp on my tablet is much more enjoyable.
[Windows Phone 7 General] OGCF:
Well since Palm got bought out by the colossal HP and since WebOS has managed to survive these past few months and still somehow stay relevant, I'd say that yeah they can be considered one of the major OS' now. HP is being pretty damn aggressive with WebOS (the Pre 3 and Touchpad look fantastic) and has finally made the hardware to match the software.

That's what I mean though. The average consumer has proved that time and again they do not want normal bloated desktop Windows on a tablet. It's not nearly as intuitive as iOS or even Android, and since Microsoft has to compete with those desktop Windows is not enough anymore.
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Makes sense, I guess it's kinda the old WP7 vs iOS, mass market versus us tech geeks who like to play. The question is will they follow the money on this as they have with their phones. As for the new WebOS I can't really act impressed, I mean if they used a rigged poll as their keynote they can't have much to offer. I've played with the OS and it felt a lot like a dolled up blackberry to me and blackberry was just unenjoyable.
[Windows Phone 7 General] The Gate Keeper:
the thing that doesn't impress me about the hardware for webOS is how they still use such a low resolution. that would of been the first thing i would have improved on those devices...
[Windows Phone 7 General] OGCF:
Really? I was always pretty impressed by WebOS and thought it was far and away better looking and easier to use than Android or Blackberry. I always considered it "the grown up version of iOS" because the gestures and dynamic UI elements are just so much more advanced yet Palm kept things so simple and intuitive.

But I still drool every time I turn on my Focus :)

That's not true after today. The only phone that has the old low resolution is the Veer but since it's on such a small screen it actually increases the overall ppi. The new Pre 3 has a 800x480 screen and the new Touchpad has 1024x768.
[Windows Phone 7 General] foxbat121:
If CES 2011 didn't give you enough hints, here it is:

MS Tablet = Windows 8 running on Arm-based SoC demonstrated at CES.
[Windows Phone 7 General] PG2G:
My expectation is we'll see Windows Phone, tablets running Windows 8 on ARM, and Xbox all running Silverlight and a metro-like interface. You can already begin to see some synergy between Windows Phone and Windows tablets by looking at recent applications like Flickr and Mosaic.

There is a good chance that as the tablet matures, they will be less gadget and more laptop/desktop replacement. I honestly don't know if something like iOS is going to do a good job with that.
[Windows Phone 7 General] OGCF:
That's what I'm hoping for and it seems pretty obvious that's where MS is headed.

But I'm still worried about the touch experience of the major competing tablets versus Windows. I'm really praying that MS introduces a Windows 8 that scales to whatever platform its on--for example you'd see a complex and traditional looking Windows on your desktop PC but if you had Windows 8 on your tablet it would have a Metro-based UI like WP7.

I agree with your first point completely and that is definitely the direction MS needs to go.

You're also right about iOS. I own an iPad and despite being pretty powerful it also looks downright primitive compared to Android 3.0, Rim's QNX, and WebOS 3.0. But tablets honestly make a lot of sense as a laptop or at least a netbook replacement--it's easier to use, almost instant-on, and an overall more entertaining experience.
[Windows Phone 7 General] WhyBe:
MS may be doing the right thing in using their desktop OS as the tablet platform instead of WP7. This will inherently make their tablets more powerful with the largest ecosystem (Windows). I think we'll have to wait and see what's in store for Windows 8 to see how it works out. MS has been doing tablets far longer than the other's. They just never got the UE together in the way Apple did. Push come to shove, they can make an emulator to run WP7 apps on the Windows 8 tablet :)
[Windows Phone 7 General] OGCF:
Yes, their tablets should theoretically be more powerful. But I don't want my shiny new Windows-powered tablet to only last 4 hours on a charge and I especially don't want to deal with all of the Windows programs that all look and function differently. The result is a completely inconsistent experience. I love Windows 7 as a desktop OS, but I don't think I could stand it on a tablet.

And just because Microsoft has been making tablets for longer than anyone else doesn't exactly mean they did a good job. Apple showed them that and now everyone is scrambling to come out with a competitor and--surprise surprise--they're not running Windows 7.

I have high hopes pinned to the inevitable release of Windows 8 and if they can make the Metro UI a universal design theme that developers should stick to only then will a Windows-powered tablet be able to provide an experience as consistent as iOS.
[Windows Phone 7 General] WhyBe:
A windows 8 tablet that could run WP7 apps would be the best solution and not at all impossible.

But if MS delivers on the UE and UI enhancements purported for Windows 8, there probably will be little need for WP7 apps. I'm guessing power consumption would improve with the newer mobile chipsets and OS enhancements.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
I consider Win7 to be the perfect tablet OS. I would rather use Win7 on any tablet than any of the tablet-specific OS currently available, even the iPad's iOS. In fact, it is one reason I'm considering a netbook, because of Win7. The way I look at it, a netbook, to me, is a supercharged tablet with a physical keyboard....lack of touchscreen, no consequence.
[Windows Phone 7 General] DominionZA:
put on a physical keyboard and Win7 becomes usable. For a proper touchscreen tablet I think Win7 (or any Win for that matter) really blows. Not touch friendly at all.

I have 2 Android tablets and 1 Win7 tablet. The Win7 tablet is a 10.2" capacitive. If I need to do something Win specific then I use the Win tablet, otherwise Android is first choice. If MS could give Win7 a touch friendly UI they would have a winner IMO.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Jim Coleman:
I've got an HP TM2 which is basically is a laptop with a touchscreen. The screen turns through 180 degrees and folds flat over the keyboard and turns the machine into a Windows 7 tablet.

I bought it to see how much I would use it as a tablet, compared to how much I'd use it as a normal laptop.

My conclusion after several months is that I use it as a laptop 90% of the time. The main reasons for this are;

1) As a tablet you have to hold it, or rest it against something. In laptop mode I just place it on a table or my lap and I have both hands free for typing, and I can still use the touchscreen.

2) Typing anything on a touchscreen is a pain - you have to grasp the machine with one hand and type with the other, or find a way to prop it up on something if you want to use two fingers. Frankly it's a pain and I always ended up swapping back to laptop mode and using the hardware keyboard

In conclusion I don't personally rate tablets at all - like netbooks I think they're a fad that we will eventually get over and go back to laptops.

I for one will stick with my TM2 - I do like being able to use the touchscreen aspects of Windows 7 and occasionally flip it into tablet mode if the whim takes me, but tablet mode in no way replaces the laptop mode. Just no way.

An iPad would drive me mad!
[Windows Phone 7 General] wheresmybeaver:
I've been using WP7 on my HD7 since October.

On an almost daily basis, I think to myself that this OS would be magnificent on a larger (7 or 10 inch screen), with panaramas expanded out to a widescreen format.

With WP7, the lines are so clean and the text so large and clear that it seems ideal for a tablet. App developers would not need to dramatically re-engineer their apps for the different resolution. WP7, as a platform, does not require dual processors, TEGRA and all of that, so they could easily build a light and long-battery-life tablet with WP7 as the platform.

I would imagine there is major friction at MS regarding the future of MS tablets; the Windows team want to see Windows 7 (or some flavour of it) running on a tablet, whereas I'm sure the WP7 team can see the immediate advantages of upscaling WP7 to a tablet OS (finger-friendly out of the box, app store already established etc.

To be perfectly honest, I couldn't see myself enjoying Windows 7 on a tablet. Installing apps, arsing around with disk cleanup every few months, constantly installing Windows Updates, dealing with legacy apps specifically designed for a mouse and definitely not a finger... would totally take the fun out of a tablet. WP7 is fun! Put that on a tablet! Think of the following apps, modified slightly to take advantage of the widescreen format, running on a WP7 tablet:

Netflix

Cocktail Flow

Amazon Kindle Reader

IMDB app

Twitter

Facebook

Flickr from Yahoo

Pictures app

Messaging

Microsoft seriously seem to be missing a trick here.
[Windows Phone 7 General] The Gate Keeper:
the actual reason windows phone apps would work so well on tablets is because it is silverlight. and silverlight was initially designed for a desktop, meaning it was designed with varied resolution in mind. then it was ported to the phone, so really silverlight is the ideal solution for any screen size, big or small.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Microsoft has been doing tablets for 10 years. They just never really tweaked it for touch friendliness. Plus they've been expensive as hell.

This stuff is old to Microsoft , but somehow they seem to be playing catch up as usual.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vangrieg:
Windows running on ARM sounds interesting in theory, but what about applications? Adobe will have to release Photoshop for ARM as well if you want to use it there.

And if it will be limited to managed code (Silverlight/XNA/whatever/.Net) then there's no point in having the "big" version there.
[Windows Phone 7 General] pillsburydoughman:
There are enough tablets on this planet already. We don't need more, it's not a big deal if MS does not have a tablet. MS has a lot of things most of its competitors don't have and they are not crying about it. God
[Fascinate General] jbprime:
Got my Fascinate just the other day, and so far have loved it. But...

A little bit ago I made a couple calls and heard a high pitched metallic noise (kind of like the noise you hear when you walk by the theft detectors in a retail store). The sound kind of responded to where I positioned my fingers on the handset, too.

The only thing that's changed since yesterday is, I've rooted my phone, but haven't had a chance to change my kernel or ROM yet because of a mounting error with my SD card.

Any thoughts?
[Fascinate General] tempestterror:
What is your signal level like where you are calling from? I notice this same thing in areas where 3g signal is low...
[Fascinate General] jbprime:
Sitting in the 2nd of 2 floors in my apartment, full bars.
[Fascinate General] atr0phy:
Was it happening before you rooted?

If not, try doing a factory data reset and then re-root.
[Fascinate General] jbprime:
It wasn't happening before I rooted, don't remember if it's happened since I rooted. I'll try factory restore in a bit.
[Fascinate General] keith7120:
The noise you are hearing is from your soft keys. When they are lit up you can hear it through your phone while on a call. All I can say is make sure your face detection is working so they will turn off while you are on call.
[Nook Color General] jerrykur:
The rumor was end of January. Has anyone heard a new timeframe?

sent from my NC
[Nook Color General] therealguppy:
Im not sure where everyone is getting the January Time line from, I remember Originally seeing the time frame as being set at "near the end of Q1" which would mean late March or early April. I don't recall any official source saying January.
[Nook Color General] ficklecycler:
Granted this is still not official, but the nice lady at the nook kiosk in B&N told me June when I asked her. She also told me it was capable of playing 450p video but not 780P haha.
[Nook Color General] brendan6q66:
If you search Engaget for "Nook Color" you will find an article saying the 2.2 update w/ B&N market was due out in January. This story ran mid December and was also reported by numerous other tech related sites. I started a thread a few days ago asking the same question but got no solid answers on the time frame for release.
[Nook Color General] gtriever:
And if you do a little more searching, you'll find out the original article has been thoroughly debunked and everybody else "monkey-posted" from the original incorrect source.

Q1 2011 is all B&N has ever indicated.
[Nook Color General] Homer_S_xda:
Searching this forum for "froyo" would have turned up this thread from less than a week ago.

Homer
[EVO Shift 4G General] BrandoKC:
FYI Just had my PRL update upon reboot. It is now 60675.

Sent from my HTC Evo Shift 4G
[EVO Shift 4G General] epitaphromance:
Got it too
[EVO Shift 4G General] Evo_Shift:
Do we need to worry about these kind of updates unrooting us? What does a PRL update do?
[EVO Shift 4G General] StringerE:
PRL stands for "Preferred Roaming List". It's just a list of the roaming providers Sprint works with. If your phone loses it's Sprint cell signal for some reason, it checks the PRL for another provider to roam on. There's no way that I'm aware of for a PRL update to interfere with root.
[General Topics] midgetgrimm:
Midgetgrimm that is. Hello XDA, finally after hearing enough times of "check the xda" or "it's def in the XDA" I figured I'd swing in and see what's up. I'm somewhat new to the nitty gritty stuff, but I can hold my own. I run a DarkSlide Rom on my Rooted Droid X with custom boots and it's super stable. My girl is getting a new smartphone tomorrow, I think I am more excited as it will be a new phone for me to learn and Root. Well I hope to have a growing post count, so I will see all of you soon.
[General Topics] FLAC Vest:
That's great, glad to have you. If you haven't already, be sure to get the XDA app from the market because.. well it's pretty awesome lol.

But yea man, what type of phone is she getting? You are aware of the phones from CES and upcoming MWC right?

Captivate 2.2.1 Paragon
[General Topics] midgetgrimm:
Hey thanks. I just dl'ed the XDA app. I love tapatalk. She isn't sure and I don't wanna pressure lol. I think she'll go with and Android OS its just which one. Personally I wouldn't mind playing with the new windows phone. I used have an Omnia and I loved flashing and teching that phone. I really love Android, all the fun and its growing market and its openness to the people is just Wozniakish circa 1980's. Lol. Thanks again.
[General Topics] aussiechris:
No pressure, as long as there's not another iPhone user walking around out there. I'm not biased or anything. ;)

Nice to meet another new face.
[General Topics] androidcues:
well its tomorrow... inquiring minds want to know what your honey landed at the phone-store.
[General Topics] Pizzalover83:
yes please tell what she gets, and she will let you root her phone? mine wont let me touch hers :p
[General Topics] FLAC Vest:
LOL I like how we're all interested in what his GF gets lol

I constantly wish I could sit around and look at and talk to other XDA members here about their phones.

Captivate 2.2.1 Paragon
[General Topics] kvNN_:
hello, grimm..
[General Topics] leblid:
Hello Grimm :)
[General Topics] Joshme:
I had a friend come over last Friday and she asked me a question about her Facinate...I teased her for having it cluttered when she replied with "Do whatever you want to it...I don't care." That made me smile. I didn't have time to do much to it, but shes coming back over this week and I plan on doing a bit more to it.

I too am curious what Grimms girlfriend got though.
[General Topics] Kailkti:
Lawl I'm starting to see why the mods made a whole new forum for the iPhone, instead of integrating it with xda. xD

It's like segregation you know. xD
[General Topics] midgetgrimm:
Haha thanks everyone! So my girl got the Continuum and yes she will let me play with it but only minimal surgery is allowed. Prob a root maybe a rom. Im really interested in learning to change the bootani's. Well hello bak to all. Im sure we will all meet again somewhere on these forums
[Fascinate Themes and Apps] TechGuy01:
Anybody have a tar or apk file for facebook they could give me? Having some trouble with it after the swap to Froyo.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] urushiol:
Anyone up for porting this custom rosie to Evio 1.8, i tried just flashing it, it will boot, but buttons dont work, and it doesnt look right.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/j7170...Rosie Dialer Browser Icons Mod by DG4FREE.zip

Found in this thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=891820

Def. some of the coolest looking rosies I have seen.

Thanks,

Rush
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] jgalan14:
Yeah buttons don't work cause nuns uses the Rosie app and calk doesn't and not looking right is cause of the framework and yeah someone could power this would be nice I like the clean look and used them on myns rom in the past :)
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] dkdude36:
i just want apps in the center and phone on the right. that and rosie settings so i can put miren browser on there. any way to do either of these manually btw? especially miren browser.
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] urushiol:
bump 10 char
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] st0921:
I downloaded Rosie Settings Mod zip from MikFroyo thread and looked into the package, it looked like the modded APKs are com.htc.resources and Rosie, and of course the Rosie Settings APK.

I am on 1.7.7 with personally modified APKs and Framework PNG files, so I simply replaced above APKs with the modded ones and flashed it. At the first boot, it worked fine including the option to change the left and right Rosie buttons, but when I changed the right button to Dolphin HD and opened the browser, my phone just rebooted and got stuck at splash screen. I then pulled the battery and re-flashed the zip, ever since it's working fine. Not sure what caused the crash at the first boot...

Edit: I found a strange behavior. It works fine after flashing the zip, but whenever I reboot it gets stuck at the splash screen. Removed the file for now.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/74t7lavn11z1bv2/RosieSettings_Mod_EViO.zip