yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[A7 General] RojasTKD:
Yes, I also got this auto-response yesterday, after sending my fourth e-mial last night.

Funny thing is I got the same auto-response four times.

Progress I guess... Still not impressed.
[A7 General] PhillyGirl2011:
I'm curious of the issues you are having with this tab?
[A7 General] RojasTKD:
For me... I just want to find out how to get my screen fixed (broke it). Either through repair service or just where to find a replacement screen (I'll do it myself if I have to).

Aside from that I believe apps can't run from the Micro-SD card. Considering it's only a 4 GB device (with much less than that available to the user for Apps), that kid of a big deal.

Don't know what issues others had.
[Droid X Themes and Apps] jnehama:
Rubix focused 1.9.7 is my first rom and I love it. It is working beautifully so I plan to stay on it for awhile. I would like to try some themes. I have found themes on the forums for 1.9. 5. Are they compatible with 1.9.7 or must I wait for updates? I have searched many threads with no answer, sorry if I am repeating and thanks for any info! :)
[Droid X Themes and Apps] SysAdmin-X:
Check out Crystal X by Bignadad, it is one of the most thorough themes you will find... I have been testing this for him for a while, and it is quite a theme if I do say so myself...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=896403
[Droid X Themes and Apps] jnehama:
Rubix 1.9.7 themes

Thanks! - the blue is definitely on the possible list. I'm also waiting to found out if any of the ones for 1.9. 5. Are compatible. I like to do my research first because flashing still makes me nervous. I've only done it once and I had a few detours on the way. I have all my backups but rather not use them
[Droid X Themes and Apps] stayin100:
goto Droidforums.net and search for wugs theme port. Its a program you can download thats super easy to use that will port any theme to any rom, well almost. I used it to port Pink Life to 1.9.7 for my girlfriends X and she hasn't had any instability issues so far. This really is a good rom imho. If it was my phone I'd try em all but shes happy with it and thats what she'll be staying at.

If you have any issues just shoot me a pm with a link to the theme you want ported and I can do it for you!
[Droid X Themes and Apps] jnehama:
Rubix 1.9.7 themes

I'm completely new to rooting /romming. I am now on my first rom rubix 1.9. 7 and am likely to stay on it for awhile. It runs well and flashing still makes me nervous. I would like to theme and I understand @the porter but for the first time I would like one that is directly compatible with the rom. I have seen a few I like that are compatible for 1.9. 5 but not many listed for 1.9. 7. Are the ones for the earlier version of rubix oK for the 1.9. 7? I can't seem to find the answer to that through browsing the theme threads or on threads @Rubix. Thanks for any help.

:confused:
[Droid X Themes and Apps] jnehama:
Thanks for the generous offer- I'm new to the forums and the people are helpful! I downloaded the porter and I'm sure I will try it since I've seen non Rubix themes that I've liked. Because this whole thing is new to me I think I'd like to try a compatible theme for my first try. Then I think I'll feel easier about the whole thing. Honestly, when I bought the phone 2 months ago I

NEVER

I would of even dared to root my phone. Of course I had no idea what rooting was!LOL! Who knows 2 months from now I might be changing roms and themes regularly!

Thanks again for the offer and I might take you up on the help soon.
[General Accessories] abhishek.hitman:
Dear Users,

Can you please let me know what's the exact procedure for recharging MBW-150 Music Edition (Or any other MBW-150 for that matter)?

I'm asking this question because if i charge my watch based on the battery status shown during the charging process. The battery shows as full within some 1~2 hrs but it does not last long enough.

However, if i keep it overnight for charging, the battery stays full for the next day till i get back home at around 5:30pm. (The watch is off the charger at 6:30am) It won't last for another day if i don't do this overnight charging process again. It'll die out on me somewhere around 1:00pm.

Can someone please explain the correct method to charge my watch and why its battery does not last for 7 days as claimed by SE? (Yes, I do use SmartwatchM app with my X2).

Does my watch have the battery problem most MBW-150's have? But doesn't that problem totally render the watch inoperable right after taking it off the charger? Mine works perfectly if i follow the overnight charging method. But i guess it isn't safe for the life of the battery?

Please help me find the answer. Thanks in advance to all who help. :)
[General Accessories] abhishek.hitman:
Common Devians, no one here who has info on this? :(
[General Accessories] netstat_EVO:
Clip the charger on and thats it.

The manual states "two hour minimum charge time" but I would leave it for four hours.

As to your lack of battery life, that is one of the two common issues with our watches unfortunately. That, and the OLED display that dims over time until it is unreadable.

Your problem can be fixed for around $20 (US)

Just google search "MBW-150 battery"

The other issue apparently nobody has tackled... yet.
[General Accessories] Lord_Quack:
Hi, does anyone have a spare charger for the MBW 150? I've just bought the watch brand new, but without the charging adaptor...

-_-

Or does anyone know where to get it?

Thanks!
[General Accessories] PacoBell:
My problem's stranger. At first, I thought it might be the battery, like so many other threads on the net. However, after replacing the it with a new one, the watch still acted like it wasn't even there, even after a full 24 hr charge. My guess is that somehow I bought a unit with a bad charging circuit. That'll teach me to trust some shady guy on eBay :(
[General Accessories] kemoba:
Sorry to bump a thread this old but does anyone have the pinout of the charging clip, I need to find a way to charge my watch without it...
[Thunderbolt General] ZuneNinja!:
http://www.facebook.com/HTC?v=app_195657787127890&ref=ts

Hopefully the T-Bolt, and not any new MWC phone.
[Thunderbolt General] kierandill:
Why would they pick 4:30 AM EST as an announcement time?
[Thunderbolt General] ZuneNinja!:
Because that is MWC in spain.
[Thunderbolt General] kierandill:
That explains why the other thread calling it MDW makes no sense... :cool:
[Thunderbolt General] ska.t73:
I'm still thinking it is a countdown for their MWC presentation. However I have noticed Thunderbolt ads everywhere on the web today, so maybe we will get a solid release date today at MWC?
[Thunderbolt General] ska.t73:
LOL... That was me, mistyped... :P
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scooterjes:
I was interested in trying out customizing the current theme on my phone I did install the SDK but couldn't figure out how to do much with it is there a tutorials/ect that gives the basics on how to edit themes I have tried Google searches and they all lead to Docs page which is great for building the software part.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avgjoegeek:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9547446&postcount=2

Has a link to different themes and theme tools. Metamorph is a great "starter" tool to understand how to do the basic mods.

But - it can and will get complicated quickly if you wish to start building your own framework-res.apk

You will need to be able to de-compile and then rebuild it so you can edit the *.xml files.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=882742 - APK Toolkit

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=3272435&postcount=1 - understanding *.xml files.

gtg465x posted this interesting write up on tweaking specific *.xml files (this was for Gingerbread mods.. but it should help) http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9664604&postcount=77

Make sure your images will work with the ROM you wish to tweak. (Different version ROM's will not be compatible with each other - even for the same build sometimes!)

Well.. good luck - this should at least get you started. Unfortunately

I am NOT a developer

- I like to hack/tweak/mod my phone and have done some of this. So if you have questions - ask a dev :)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TommyZee:
avgjoegeek

Great Post :D

Thank You !
[Folio 100 General] bastospn:
Greetings,

I guess this question is not new, and is covered in several other topics, but nevertheless I will like to ask by what means Folio battery can be saved and how battery life could be improved?

Regards,

Bastospn
[Folio 100 General] xitrumch:
I'm not sure if what I suggest is good, but my tips are:

1. Don't use unnecessary widget

2. Don't always turn on Wifi and bluetooth when you're not using them

3. Don't always charge the battery when it's not about to drained (I only charge when the battery level is below 10% or even more extreme as 5%...)

And I think best way to maintain a good battery life is to use DC adapter (with battery taken out) when you're near to a power socket (at home for example). Only use battery when you have to move around. That way you can reduce the recharge cycle and don't need to worry much about battery life ;)

By the way, just a quick check, how long can your Folio battery last in a full charge? (with all settings to highest, like brightness, wifi + surfing net?) Mine can last for about 5-6 hours.

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is about to release its 2nd-gen tablet with battery rating about 3 times higher than our Toshiba Folio tablet...
[Folio 100 General] sader0:
I read that putting tablet into flight mode(and thus deactivating some phone features) can help.... If wifi is needed -one can just re-enable it in settings...

Can anyone comment this ?
[Folio 100 General] Ezzy77:
It helps A LOT. Wi-fi seems to drain this device a lot even tho there's not much data transfer. Battery use reports insane percentages for wi-fi on my device at least.

And no need to go to settings, just create a widget for wi-fi activation :)
[Folio 100 General] Jarod_:
Also :

- use a non-animated background

- kill the apps you don't need
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] natalybarbie26:
HTC HD2 (LEO) RUNING ANDROID

My Windows Phone ( HTC HD2 Leo) running android OS system .....just a couple of screen shoots of my creations and my personal Icons ........​
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
The promises are good but like that first update I feel like we're going to wait until the last quarter of the year to get anything.

Thoughts?
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
If all these features here today WP7 would be in a much better place. Ideally the update should come before the iPhone 5 but I don't see that happening.
[Windows Phone 7 General] domineus:
nor do I nothing has been specc'd regarding the new hw either...but the nokai thing is a good thing for microsoft
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Oh My God! No new devices?! :eek:

All this for (almost) nothing!
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
Why do you need new devices? Do you really think a front facing camera will be implemented this year? Do you feel the need for more power? Is the phone not fluid enough for you? This is what WP7 was designed for, not to NEED new devices, and not to create obsolete hardware with new releases. I'm glad all of these features will be on the original devices, it establishes the loyalty promised, and I'm excited what 2011 will bring. Considering Q4 this year will be a year of release, I think all of those included features, and more I'm sure, go beyond any educated person's realistic expectations, and are nothing short of satisfying.
[Windows Phone 7 General] keyboardP:
For those who missed it, the entire keynote video will be up on the MWC site, but you can see the demo of 3rd party multitasking and Kinect integration below. It was interesting to hear that, both, Steve Ballmer and Joe Belfiore mentioned that these are not all the new features to come and that we'll be hearing more later this year (it hinted at the next generation of hardware devices).

Multitasking:

[YOUTUBE]qUO51jMGiNA[/YOUTUBE]

Kinect:

[YOUTUBE]1E1xbju8A8w[/YOUTUBE]

You can also see the press release here.
[Windows Phone 7 General] irispen:
cant wait for those update, it is just awesome.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Do you think WP7 didn't sell just because of the OS?

No, the hardware isn't compelling except for a couple of exceptions. Hardware is what drives sales initially and even with all the updates the Mozart, Trophy, Quantum, etc. will still be very average phones, specially when put next to a new Android or Apple phone.

Your point would be valid if the update was coming within 3 months but I bet you my Omnia 7 that won't be the case.
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
There are numerous Android devices running on newer hardware and they look like average devices next to a WP7 device, not the other way around. Though I would have liked to see "prettier" models, I don't see the need for an advancement in hardware. The update is actually coming in less than one month... Just saying. There is one iPhone released every year, and since people on this forum are so quick to compare the iPhone and WP7 though I'm against it, I'll do it. That one phone gets bought throughout the whole year, even without a single update. So, I am more excited to hear about updates seeing as a refresh in a 'look' isn't so much needed.

But, with that being said, I think the OEMs will showcase the new devices, not Microsoft, if there are any.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
That's what I'm saying! A great OS on average hardware isn't guaranteed to sell better.

The C&P update is due soon, there's no ETA for anything else except 2011.
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
Again, that might be an OEM showcase though, not a Microsoft one, they don't make the phones.
[Windows Phone 7 General] WhyBe:
+1

This is one of the reasons I haven't upgraded yet. I want a great piece of distinctive hardware.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Allow me to have serious doubts. Samsung and LG already had their conference with no mention of WP7. That leaves HTC, Dell and maybe Acer. I think Microsoft would have had at least one showcase new phone to demo if there was one.
[Windows Phone 7 General] keyboardP:
In the conference, Ballmer mentioned the next generation of hardware announcements will be later on in the year. I wouldn't expect to see new hardware until either Christmas this year or next year. The Nokia concept images look quite nice.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Pickx:
Since the last thread had a 'no opinions' rule, I'll post this here:

I'll add that people who seriously think a corporation the size of Microsoft couldn't deliver a more 'complete' version of WP7 on launch day are, to put it lightly, mistaken. Yeah, sure, some may argue that modern (post-iPhone) rules insist that if an important feature is not user-friendly or polished enough, the whole user experience falls flat - therefore it may be wise to give features like multitasking a few more months of polish.

However I believe that this is all part of the modern-day model of releasing products in a beta state and subsequently updating them, since far too many costumers are seemingly okay with this behavior (worse, they cheer when a new feature update is on its way, even if these features should have been there from the beginning!).
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Oh yeah, I have no doubts we'll see new phones this year but if they come around Christmas along with the Nokia phones that's a whole year gone with only average devices on sale. That's not going to boost sales.
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
I honestly think you're wrong here. Apple does this to warrant the purchase of a new iPhone, and outdate their older models, whereas the WinPhone releases are going to work on original launch devices. It isn't as though Microsoft is charging us for these updates either, they have no incentives to hold back these updates, actually, in the position they're in, it's in their best interest to be quick with them.
[Windows Phone 7 General] keyboardP:
I wouldn't be so cynical. The first thing people are going to do when entering a dominated market is to compare the two devices. I don't think copy and paste was left out for tactical reasons because it's such a basic feature that it created more negativity at launch than positivity right now.

Apple could afford to do that because of their following and the 'trendy' kids who would buy the product regardless of what it has or doesn't have, because it has the 'Apple' brand on it.

Also, with you comparing the size of MS to its capabilities of releasing products shows a lack of understanding of how the company actually works. In fact, its size actually works against it at times.

There are some features that may be delayed for tactical reasons (flash?), but I hardly think copy/paste and multitasking would be dropped in order to gain some fanfare as they actually harmed the product when inevitably compared to the iPhone at launch.
[Windows Phone 7 General] keyboardP:
MS is in it for the long run though. It would make little sense in releasing devices running on current hardware specs, when people could wait towards the end of the year for the next generation specs. Of course, they might do that, but I don't think it makes much sense to.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Pickx:
Yes, but which crowd did it hurt its chances with? The kind of who compare features and read tech blogs aka NOT the casuals. This crowd is becoming increasingly irrelevant when it comes to actually selling devices.

I still think the biggest reason to withhold features is media support. Mobile phone wars have demonstrated time and time again that constant media attention is cardinal to continued interest in a product (especially when said product is, say, an operating system a.k.a something which an entire line of products is based on). By routinely making feature updates, and delivering said features with some "user experience glitter" on top, Apple has been able to receive constant attention even from news outlets that are not strictly related to consumer tech. Microsoft would, naturally, want a similar treatment but according to my view, they are doing this the easy way - not by announcing feature updates that contain so-called revolutionary features but rather with features that the competition has already had for a while.

Also, if WP7 had copy/paste, multitasking, Flash on launch date, what would Ballmer be showing us now on MWC? Tight SkyDrive integration is a fantastic feature IMO but the average non-techie guy who already has a WP7 device just wouldn't find it as "sexy" as a YouTube video that shows the device multitasking.
[Windows Phone 7 General] PG2G:
HTC already confirmed that they won't have anything at MWC for WP7. My guess is there is no support for additional hardware yet so there isn't a point in releasing additional devices. It will probably come along with the Mango update late this year.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
They could have at least negotiated one definite new reference device with HTC or Samsung. We may not care because we know the OS is great and will become better but most people won't know that and what they'll see is that WP7 has average hardware (hardware, not specs) compared to the iPhone and phones running Android. They count on Nokia to do that but that won't be before 8-12 months, that's a long time in the current market.
[Windows Phone 7 General] PG2G:
They may have, but if its not coming to market until Mango hits at the end of the year then they probably shouldn't bother announcing it so early.
[Windows Phone 7 General] keyboardP:
I understand where you're coming from, but if this was MS' approach, then they should be releasing updates more frequently.

If casual consumers see their friends phone have frequent updates, regardless of what it contains, then that would be an incentive for them. If there's an update twice a year, the casual consumer would expect a lot more, so it would be underwhelming to have features that their current phone already has.

Whilst it may be great media fanfare, it provides ammo to the numerous accounts of salesman in shops pushing competitor products. Lets not forget, once the salesman has shown that there's no multitasking or copy/paste, Microsoft has lost that user for 1-2 years. That's a long time, and a lot of potential users, just to trade off with possible media fanfare. Furthermore, casual consumers wouldn't be watching MWC at all, so they won't know of the updates. The only people who would are WP7 users and techies like us.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
I don't get why people are saying that. Why would you need different requirements to release new devices?! You don't need new requirements to design a phone that people would find sexy and would want to buy. Look at the amazing design of the Dell Venue Pro (too many issues unfortunately). It is possible today to release a new phone with current specs. How about a phone with:

- Great camera

- Great sound

- Great physical design

- Increased storage

It's not like this phone exists today!
[Windows Phone 7 General] keyboardP:
I'm guessing the Mango update has something to do with OEMs not bothering to create a new device. Also, HTC and Samsung don't regard WP7 as their primary platform and would much rather push their Android devices, especially in the wake of the Nokia announcement.
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
Thats all opinion as the HD7 fits all these criteria in my eyes
[Windows Phone 7 General] PG2G:
If they could do great camera, great sound, and great physical design then why wasn't it there in the first place. There is nothing that prevented them from doing any of that stuff with their initial phones.

At this point there is very little point for an OEM to create new phones based on the exact same hardware.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Like you say, all opinion...
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
There is a point to do it and that's getting a hand on the WP7 market before Nokia gets in. That can be done with just one new device.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Can't wait for that multitasking. It looks to be actually better than the best known MT currently in WebOS. Guys, the MT that is coming to WP7 will make the system if it stays like it is, with the cards.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sure haven't:
I'm having a hard time understanding the foot stomping about needing new devices already. Someone mentioned the DVP was a beautiful one or something? As someone else said, that's all opinion, cause the dvp I'm sorry to say, is one ugly phone.

There are already several options for wp7 hardware, I really don't understand it...
[Windows Phone 7 General] Peew971:
Well that's easy... What would you say is the definite WP7 device today? If most people can't agree on a single answer then there isn't one, so there is indeed a gap to fill.

Again, Nokia phones are still far away.
[Windows Phone 7 General] keyboardP:
But, as you mentioned earlier, the reason there's no definite WP7 device is because it's all based on opinion. The HD7 is great if you want a bigger screen, but I prefer a smaller screen that fits more easily into my pocket. Who's got the better device?
[Windows Phone 7 General] mcorrie1121:
For the record, I think my Focus is very nice looking.

Now, onto a clarification. This Engadget article seems to say IE9 and Twitter integration are coming in the NoDo update. I was under the impression IE9 isn't coming until Mango. Any insight?
[Windows Phone 7 General] keyboardP:
Interesting. I was under the same impression that Mango will have the IE9 update. The IE 9 demo they showed still had a couple of bugs in it, and I can't imagine it being fixed, tested and shipped by March 8th. Think Engadget are wrong there.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sure haven't:
But... why does there need to be a definitive device? No one is going to all agree on one specific phone being the best. I don't care what company or what phone. If there were 10 different iPhone versions, it'd be the same thing.