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[Galaxy S I9000 General] colind:
i had simalar issue with kies did update phone ended up in boot loop with vibration had no 3 button combo was not reconisised in usb to use abd so had it returned cost fifty uk pounds under insurence but replaced now have phone that has permenent 3 button
[Galaxy S I9000 General] azzledazzle:
yes i forgot to mention make sure you do have 3 button combo before flashing thru odin..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sgw81:
had to reset all phoner just installed all my apps but z4 root wont take just gets stuck on home screen, is there anouther galaxy s root ?

maybe a link!

thanks all
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Auzy:
Wait a sec, did you install another kernel, or any lag hacks before doing so? If so, IT'S YOUR OWN FAULT!!!

Were you using vanilla Samsung firmware?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sgw81:
oh! why does a lag fix wreck phone on update
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sgw81:
what is odin mate!

thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] gbohm:
because it changes ur filesystem....

yeah kies didn't wreck ur phone it would have happen anyway....

search for odin flash jpc with repartition and then whatever u want
[Galaxy S I9000 General] JJEgan:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=723596

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=939752

jje
[Nook Color General] BrianDigital:
I need a push in the right direction, I just flashed Honeycomb via clockwork, and now want to go back to rooted stock.

I can not get into recovery, can not do anything in command line(no adb)

what do I need to do, got the driver pack off here but everytime I uninstall drivers windows does not give me a chance to choose where I get my drivers

Also honeycomb is not rooted with the install
[Nook Color General] lafester:
go read the rootpack thread.

install bootable recovery on sd along with your rom of choice (or a backup will work).

boot into recovery via sd and flash rom or backup from there.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hydrogenman:
I was running the HD rom, but got tired of the old battery life, so I used Rom Manager to flash CWM recovery 3.0.0.5, then flashed my old backup of build from 2/5/11.

Whenever I try to install a newer build, my Gmail won't install, Google Voice won't install, etc. I've tried using Titanium backup to restore, I've tried downloading from the market...nothing seems to work.

Could this be related to using the new recovery ? I've tried different builds and cleared the downloads to let it download fresh again, but nothing works
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] option94:
You're referring to cm7 correct?

You can update to the newest build through rom manager, and select the gapps option. No need to wipe, just install latest and you should be fine.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hydrogenman:
that's what I'm doing (and yeah, CM7, sorry)

but every time it finishes downloading and installing (and I do check the GAPPS option) Market's there, but everything else seems borked with no ability to install the GAPPS

just tried it manually by flashing everything, going to try going back to the experimental recoveries

EDIT: after going back, wiping everything, then installing over, I was able to install the Gapps, fix permissions, reboot, and they finally worked

thanks
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] ozzmanj1:
I have a Milestone. I flashed a CyanogenMod rom to it the other day. The Rom worked but after a day I decided to go back to Telus Lite V4. Unfortunately now every time I flash a new Rom, no matter what it is, it jus shows the booting animation forever. The only time I can flash it and have it work is to flash an SBF. Even then it will be glitchy. I don't know whats going on. I am wiping everything between flashes, dalvik, cache, system. Everything. I tried the Telus Lite again and it does the same thing, boot animation. Anyone know what may be the issue? And or how to fix it. I want to go back to Telus Lite V4 again. Thank you in advance.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] alijs:
the stock roms from here for Milestone

http://and-developers.com/sbf:milestone

try it.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] ozzmanj1:
I am flashing the stock SBF for Telus now. Should I then go and reflash from a stock/ Hope this helps the issue. Thank you for the assist. Will let you know how it goes
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] ozzmanj1:
K, I flashed a stock SBF and then flashed the vulnerable recovery file. I let the sbf boot up and finalize everything. I then went and wiped everything and reflashed the Telus Lite V4 nandroid. It works but I get f/c on the android market constantly. I tried to adb push the android market back into the phone and rebooted, and it still f/c's on me. Any other suggestions? Thanks again.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] alijs:
I Never tried it.

Can you refer back to its thread in the development section, mostly you'll find similar cases.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] ozzmanj1:
Got everything resolved. Had to flash a stock rom, then do the vulnerable recovery flash. From there everything worked fine. Thank you to all for you assistance.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Aerik:
This alliance between Nokia and Microsoft is very very controversal for the geeks. Some of the things you may hear

-Fail. They shouldve stuck with Meego and Symbian.

-Fail. Nokia was failing anyway and this could not make their situation any worse

-Fail. Microsoft is not trustworthy and will only end up screwing Nokia

-Fail. Microsoft will lose other OEM supports because of Nokia getting special treatment

-Win. Nokia's hardware +Microsoft's software= <3 (See WP7 powered concept!)

-Win. Microsoft needed a truly dedicated OEM

-Win. New features will come from this such as intergrated marketplace and ovi maps.

-Win. Nokia will help influence Microsoft's WP7, additionally Nokia is given huge privilages to change any WP7 powered Nokia devices.

Reason?
[Windows Phone 7 General] mcorrie1121:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/11/exclusive-nokias-windows-phone-7-concept-revealed/

WIN
[Windows Phone 7 General] Xodium:
Really, I think Nokia wouldn't have had to gone this route if they didn't sit on their asses with MeeGo/Maemo.

Consider also they had S40, S60, Symbian^3, MeeGo, Maemo. If they had cut that down to one or two platforms and focused on supporting those two platforms extremely well, Nokia might not have been in as much trouble as they are now.

As far as the partnership goes, I have a feeling that Microsoft is going to eventually consume Nokia's soul.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Definitely a win. Nokia will prompt the other handset makers to improve their quality. And there is a higher grade of choice, as well.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Gadgety:
Total win for Microsoft. Incredible. Big risk for Nokia as it abandons all other OS's and just goes with WP7. If they fail, Nokia's gone. What I find most amazing is it's a one way street. Microsoft gives up nothing, but gains a lot. Nokia gives up all other OS's in favour of WP7 which hasn't exactly been a huge success. The benefit is of course slashing cost, R&D, staff, managers of Symbian. Layoffs will be massive. According to Elop Nokia also gains access to an ecosystem. Don't know what that is worth.
[Windows Phone 7 General] WhyBe:
Elop was a sleeper for Microsoft :p

This was planned years ago. :p
[Windows Phone 7 General] lenwek:
That's definitely correct.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Reflexx1:
Win-Win

Nokia was going nowhere but down. They had to make a move. Better to sacrifice some pride and get help than die.

With Android, they'd just be another handset maker. If they achieved any success, it would be more about Andoid than about Nokia.

With WP7, Nokia gets to be a core player in trying to build a contender. If they reach success, many will say that MS owes alot of its success to Nokia. Nokia will be seen as a major player with its own identity.
[Windows Phone 7 General] deeman:
Win everyone I know that's had a play with metro ui love it, this with Nokia high quality but low priced handsets are a winner.a lot of the non geeks out there and there's actually alot more of them out there than geeks if asked would still rank Nokia higher than htc and samsung
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
complete fail for nokia. microsoft will use this to kill off symbian completely, mark my words. then, if nokia doesn't do everything exactly at microsoft says, they will kill nokia off and sell the parts that are still profitable.

what a shame, nokia makes some AWESOME phones.

the nokia forums are buzzing about never buying again.

the symbian forums are buzzing about never developing for microsoft, in any capacity.

oh well, nice knowing you nokia. :(
[Windows Phone 7 General] Made2Last:
microsoft can't kill off symbian. It's open source. Nokia was largely involved in the development of it. But they don't own it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
forked trees never die, ok.

what about nokia ?
[Windows Phone 7 General] neoxphuse:
Nokia will be pushing their smartphones with Windows Phone OS on it. They are still doing symbian for their other phones, but seriously, how can anyone say this is a fail?

I'm sure with Microsoft and Nokia exclusivity, this cannot hurt anybody. Once Nokia has a few phones with Windows on it, then imagine how many more developers will jump on board to access a worldwide audience.

This is going to be awesome, I've always loved the Nokia phones (hardware aspect), but the software was a joke.
[Windows Phone 7 General] nrfitchett4:
who said nokia is giving up all other OS's???

How would MS kill off nokia? I don't think you realize how big a company nokia is and MS hasn't bought them, just partnered with them...
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Its sort of a free purchase. Or a silent take over. Its game over Nokia.
[Windows Phone 7 General] lqaddict:
Yeah with Microsoft's execs popping out here and there in Nokia high echelons it is not a clear sign of what is going to happen.

http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/12/nokia-usa-president-is-out-replaced-by-microsoft-vet-chris-webe/
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Win. Nokia was bad at writing Operating Systems, but some of their software and services are extremely good. Free Turn by Turn Navigation with OFFLINE Maps for Windows Phone 7? Nokia can help WP7 improve on the business side, as well, and there may be technology that Nokia is willing to share with Microsoft form Symbian - which does have lots of good things in it.

This sounds very much like a two-way partnership.
[Windows Phone 7 General] webwalk®:
seriously? haters... but they have clearly no clue what they are talking about.

this is a mega big win-win situation.

actually it is one major step forward into the future.

it is as big as IF steve jobs wouldnt had refused to talk to bill gates at the first apple computer presentation.

watch the movie Pirates Of Silicon Valley to understand what im talking about.

hell its like apple and microsoft would partner up, but even better.

i think most dont see wp7 as what it really is.

its the future mobile phone os.

yes iphone has alot of apps, so does osx... but how many apps does windows have? and lets not talk about the games sector..... windows/xbox vs what? iphone? even sony will make games for wp7 with their mobile system.... yes iphone maybe too but.. lets see....

wp7 is very much advanced over the first iphone OS

and thats who you have to compare it with.

you cant compare it with iphone 4 only because its running on almost the same hardware specs. you have to compare it to the first iphone.

wp7 is already now more accurate, faster and better looking.

its still in development.

and i belive i know why dev's dont have access to all features now.

its actually kinda simple.

you write a programm and want people to contribute with their own writings.

now if you give them access to all parts too early, when you cannot make sure that their programming wont break anything inside your programm which could make it unuseable forever. lets say a crazy backdoor. the dev's will get all the stuff that is availible on iphone these days, and more. but their have to make sure everything is working bevor they can allow you to do it.....

all thats left to say is take a look at this nokia morph presentation:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKihhDC7-bI

now what os might run on it?

"morph isnt a product you can buy tomorrorw, but it isnt science-fiction either"

i think yesterday engadget announced a big breaktru in nanoprocessors

count 1+1 , welcome to the future , its 2011

one more research video on the morph, awesome :D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9LML7A9pdNM
[Windows Phone 7 General] ceesheim:
I love the fact that Nokia and MS are working together , but what I don't like is that Nokia is allowed to change wp7 the way they like :(

this are the first signs of fragmentation , the one thing we don't want is that.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Ahhh...WinMo...love the system. I saw a picture of the HD2 tonight with a nice black-wallpapered stock 6.5 on it and felt the desire to flash my HD2 back to a stock 6.5. I never had any problems with mine, aside from the occasional crappy app. Mine was always smooth and fast. But I kept it maintained with a proper task manager and CleanRAM. May yet do it, too.

Small price to pay to have the goldmine of Nokia.
[Windows Phone 7 General] root beer:
I know when my contract runs out at the start of next year I will be buying a Nokia Window Phone 7 If they are out then.

Nokia are great at making good camera/video phones added with wp7 os it will be great.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Same here. I hope they come out much sooner than that, though. I would hold off buying an iPhone 4 for one of the new WP7 Nokias.
[Windows Phone 7 General] adesonic:
Much will depend on Nokia themselves for this. If you poke about on Nokia user forums and Nokia developer foums you will find a great many very upset punters who (understandably) think Mr Elop has sold them down the river. Users are concerned that their cheirshed symbian devices will no longer be supported with updates etc. (and reading reviews of the N8 Symbian 3 sounds like it could do with some TLC), developers feel that their investment in nokia apps and tools like qt has been wasted. On top of that 1000 Nokia employees staged a "walk out" on Friday. The strategy has been set, there is no going back in the short to medium term. The people at Nokia need to get behind this and produce some stellar phones with global reach (including some CDMA models).

To do this, Nokia management need an aggressive program to retain and incentivise their best developers and engineers. It is also clear (to me at least) that many symbian users and developers equate WP7 with WM6 they hate WP7 when it is clear that many have never used it. Nokia/ MS need an really top drawer marketng campaign to address these misconceptions.

I also believe that there is a subset of the Symbian community who will always find WP7 too locked down for their tastes -they will likely migrate to Android, Nokia will have to take that on the chin as (IMHO) WP7 is not aimed at the enthusiast but at the mainstream market. as Microsoft found with WM Nokia are learning with Symbian, the smartphone of 1999 is dead..........
[Windows Phone 7 General] lqaddict:
I agree with this.

You will see the push for the Nokia devices States side in the coming years, with the head of Nokia USA ousted and replaced by a former Microsoft exec.

However, they will need the investors, but they clearly lost a big chunk with the announcement. Will Microsoft bring the dough to keep the hardware manufacturing of Nokia devices at the highest quality level? I am not sure, but it's clear Microsoft is trying to do the Apple to Nokia - develop software and control the hardware, eventually trying to replicate an Xbox phenomenon of the mobile device.

Nonetheless, it paints a pretty colorful picture for the next few years.
[Windows Phone 7 General] lumpaywk:
I have only read like half this thread so don't kill me if its been pointed out already but anyone saying nokia is ditching symbian and meego have not actually done any research saw a headline and got on there high horse. Both Nokia and Microsoft are separate company's they are just partners and they will both still be competing in the market with windows mobile and symbian. Also people say that nokia gets nothing when you are so very wrong cos in with the deal MS is sharing a lot of its software and knowledge in the corporate sector to help nokia in its own projects. there is a lot more about shared resource than just putting wp7 on nokia hardware. Nokia will bring in its services and development teams to help improve WP7. This is an aliance not just a new hardware vendor. Plus unlike any other manufacturer out there Nokia will put WP7 as there primary smart phone focus meaning killer hardware.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qput05vWdY&feature=fvwk

This is nothing but a winning combo and all the bashing is this stuck in there idea that wp7 is wm rubbish that will die once the new window mobile comes out and everyone realises how stupid they are.
[Windows Phone 7 General] adesonic:
4/. All Symbian devs are gonna be making a lot more money if the stick around. Android is WM6.5 with a better UI which is why I never even considered buying one. It will go eventually unless they change their business model. Most people really don't like have to become pseudo-devs to make their phones work just right.

This point is absolutely on the money, the first time I used Android, I couldn't help smiling at the irony of it - it felt just like WM6.5 yet android was mega popular and WM was hated. I can tell you this - all the people I know with android phones are for the most part completely flummoxed by most of what it can do - they use their phones for facebook, email, sms and calls - that's it!!
[Windows Phone 7 General] jsgiv:
The writing's been on the wall for a while now - it's already been "game over Nokia" for some time now..

At least someone had the balls to move the company in some direction before the ship totally sank. It'll be interesting to see how it turns out...
[Windows Phone 7 General] 0711:
not bad not bad...these concepts are in design much better than the actual wp7 devices
[Windows Phone 7 General] lumpaywk:
I totally agree i love wp7 so so much but the current hardware is boring, however, i know these are concept mock ups but I need the blue one in my life please Nokia make these and don't ruin the design by dulling it down.
[Windows Phone 7 General] eelpout:
I hope this gets the the navigation application developers (which I believe has been all of them) off their dang fence sitting perches to write for WP7 now.
[Windows Phone 7 General] PG2G:
I doubt offline maps would fit on my damn 8 gig phone -_-
[Windows Phone 7 General] adesonic:
The samsung galaxy s2 has just been revealed, it packs in everything including the kitchen sink and a 1650 mAh battery (mind you the dual core processor and huge display and android with 453217 processes running in the background will soon eat that!). Point is nokia need to be ambitious with their new designs, as do htc for that matter.
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
Difference is, your post is constructive, and vetvito is the anti-WP7.

I think this is an amazing move, for both parties, lets hope they both take advantage of the situation instead of being complacent, neither can afford it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] AndHD2:
I used to love the handsets what Nokia provided and symbian was THE operating system for a long time before iphone and android.

I'm not going to say what Nokia will offer Microsoft or what Microsoft will offer Nokia, I think most people will have their own perspective on that but all this talk about Microsoft swallowing up Nokia is rediculous. Just got off the gsmarena.com site that Nokia is splitting the company into two businesses. One to concentrate on mobile phones, and the other for smart phones like Symbian, Meego and WP7. Nokia are also integrating their Ovi store with the Windows Phone Marketplace. Nokia will also be releasing the much loved Ovi Maps for WP7 and this will be a lot better to use than Bing Maps as Ovi Maps does voice navigation and stores maps on memory card for cheaper data transfers.

It certainly seems like a win win for both Microsoft and Nokia.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Well lots of us have (or are getting) phones with like 16GB storage. Also, Nokia had phones with like 4-8GB internal storage which had offline Ovi Maps capabilities.

It's not like you have to put maps of the entire planet Earth on your phone, you know...

But who knows, Nokia may reserve this functionality for their own phones... For the purposes of differentiation...
[Windows Phone 7 General] brummiesteven:
I'm interested to see how Ovi Store will work.

Apparently it will be available to everyone on Windows Phone.

Are they talking about a dedicated section (like Samsung Zone, HTC Hub), a separate marketplace or simply adding Ovi apps into the existing marketplace?
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
The Galaxy S II is makedly worse than the ATRIX 4G, was beaten to the market by the ATRIX 4G, and Samsung is cannibalizing potential GS2 customers by releasing other phones in the interim (Vibrant 4G, Inspire 4G, etc.).

There's nothing really ambitious about the GSII. It's just a refresh as far as I'm concerned.

There's more to a smartphone than Hardware.

If the hardware was the only thing that mattered, than Galaxy S phones with 1500 mAh batteries and better processors/GPU wouldn't be getting outperformed by HD7s and WP7 HD2s with 1230 mAh batteries and first gen Snapdragon SoC's.

Android requires inflated hardware to perform competitively, some other platforms WP7 and iOS, don't...

But yea, the specs will certainly win them sales among ignorant consumers.
[Windows Phone 7 General] brummiesteven:
@N8ter is your username in reference to the Nokia N8 or is that just coincidence?
[Windows Phone 7 General] lqaddict:
There will be no Symbian or MeeGo coming from Nokia in the smartphone department.
[Windows Phone 7 General] The Gate Keeper:
i don't believe this to be the case. Ovi store will remain for symbian clients only. and i believe it will be as you said, a dedicated section like the OEMs/Carriers have. Symbian isn't written in C#/Silverlight so it won't just port across. Nokia is already encouraging the use of the windows phone tools to prepare for the nokia windows phones, so i don't see ovi as remaining much longer after the nokia windows phone are about.
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
From recent directions in the media, I'm thinking there's a chance the Nokia/Microsoft arrangement might be overturned.
[Windows Phone 7 General] 937dytboi:
i WOULD ACTUALLY BUY A NOKIA DEVICE. SYMBIAN HAD SOME THINGS I LIKED. BUT I FEEL THIS IS A WIN FOR BOTH ENDS. CANT WAIT TO SEE WHAT DEVICES NOKIA HAS TO OFFER. THE N SERIES OF PHONES PACKED SOME PUNCH AS FAR AS HARDWARE WENT
[Windows Phone 7 General] The Gate Keeper:
where abouts did you hear this?
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
I was reading about how some are saying Elos was a Trojan Horse. And I have been seeing so much unrest among the employees and the in the Finnish culture as well as all the doomsday talk about Symbian being canned.

When such unrest happens in America, things change.
[Windows Phone 7 General] The Gate Keeper:
about the trojan horse statement: check out http://www.wpcentral.com/nokia-windows-phones-available-end-2011

and you'll always get unrest with such a large shift like this. that is something that'll always happen. as for it "being overturned", i doubt they would do it from a company level, only if they were forced to by the watchdog/EU.
[Windows Phone 7 General] N8ter:
Nate and Nater were taken.

So I put a number in there, easiest way to end the "This User Name is Taken" bullcrap :P
[Windows Phone 7 General] chardinge1:
Win.

Nokia needs a kick shift.
[Windows Phone 7 General] adesonic:
Point taken:-)
[Windows Phone 7 General] ohgood:
if by "out performed" do you mean battery life, benchmarks, or window animations ?

and "inflated hardware"... does that mean you don't want dual core phones, 16gb of storage, agps, 1ghz cpus, and a better screen every 2 months ?

I'm all for faster hardware myself. slower just seems dumb.