yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] Domislice:
Hey everyone,

I have exactly the same problem; whenever I make an outgoing call or accept an incoming call the screen turns off and none of the buttons are responsive, except the power on/off button will turn off the handset after being held down.

It is NOT a proximity sensor issue as it occurs as soon as the phone icon is touched and remains even if you leave the phone on a surface face up. Any ideas?

EDIT: It never happened when I was using Windows Mobile 6.5.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] prayush12:
hey in my tmous hd2....proximity sensors are not working on windows 7 and android on dual booting...however they worked fine on windows 6.5.....what could probably be the issue??? should i visit the service center or it maybe just some glitch with the software or something??
[HD7 General] alesscam:
hi guy's

HTC HUB Version 1.7(Build 2111.28215)

is avaliable on Marketplace

I noticed that the initial animation has been removed

but now it is on this screen weather

Confirm?
[HD7 General] jemaho:
Correct, no animation on the clock page when opening. But at least, the live tile seems to update correctly no matter what settings you are using.

Sent from my HD7 T9292 using Board Express
[HD7 General] evolutionqy7:
Well thats good news. The most annoying thing about it was that the live tile updating was fecked up.
[HD7 General] levy9:
Just updated and now my live tile is not working! No location or weather just the old tile saying HTC hub! Any ideas on how to get it back? All the settings are the same as before.

thanks
[HD7 General] alesscam:
i have extract a old version of HTc Hub(1.5.2021) from rom HD7 and patched

with this will be restore live tile in home ;)

tested in my HD7 and work well

http://@dev-fam.com/File/Alesscam/HTc Hub Weather 1.5.202140252.xap
[HD7 General] jemaho:
I had uninstalled the previous version prior installing the new one. No update problem here.

Sent from my HD7 T9292 using Board Express
[HD7 General] sadnes:
i had update the htc hup i'ts has the intial animation and else it's more fast
[HD7 General] bluegreenwhite:
this happened to me as well... the hub showed the weather again after i restarted my phone and updated the weather.
[HD7 General] kronos1:
Does any one have xap

HTC HUB Version 1.7(Build 2111.28215)??? patched??
[HD7 General] circleofomega:
Ok Got it...its an old post...sorry
[EVO 4G Android Development] Rydah:
im excited!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] akiradavis:
Way too go XDA community. You guys and girls never seem to disappoint.
[EVO 4G Android Development] rjd728:
Hmmmmmm.......curious. I'll keep an eye on this thread.
[EVO 4G Android Development] derekwilkinson:
Very exciting! :D
[EVO 4G Android Development] Neotelos_com:
Hmmm, I would love to see at least the dialer working on Cyanogen.

The ASOP dialer sucks, it has no search options.

Camera would be nice too, the auto-focus on ASOP isn't as good.
[EVO 4G Android Development] T3hPWN:
haha i was about to post this up i guess i was too late
[EVO 4G Android Development] JRECH:
so sick....
[EVO 4G Android Development] Androidious:
Bad A$$!!!
[EVO 4G Android Development] TMartin:
This is a Sense Build so I don't think you will be able to use the Dialer & Camera with Cyanogen.

Sorry.
[EVO 4G Android Development] MikeC84:
Has anyone tried this yet?
[EVO 4G Android Development] TMartin:
this is not for the evo!!! It needs to be ported before it can be used.
[EVO 4G Android Development] dkelle4:
You should probably put in big bold red letters to not flash this. :)
[EVO 4G Android Development] sirmx:
I think this text "PLEASE DO NOT FLASH THIS TO YOUR EVO!!!" should be larger.

On second thought, maybe not... could use a few laughs.

@OP Pretty neat leak, thanks.
[EVO 4G Android Development] TMartin:
Yea...It does state that it is for the HTC Huashan. If people flash it, we can all have a good laugh.

Common sense is a must for my posts lol
[EVO 4G Android Development] wawa144st:
Wow this will maybe be the best rom if completed
[EVO 4G Android Development] myn:
Thanks for posting this :)

Looks like some folks need to get busy porting this ehh? ;)
[EVO 4G Android Development] teshxx:
am i being greedy ? i want this now!!!! on my EVO!!!! lol
[EVO 4G Android Development] tommytomatoe:
of course, myn, of course. thank you in advance.
[EVO 4G Android Development] eVoKINGS:
Need a porting guide is there such a thing need to get in on this thing now
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parmijo11:
Does anyone have the <TW> wallpaper from one of the older TW bionix roms? It had a black background with <TW> in white. I've tried BIONIX Final & Fusion and neither had that wallpaper. Can anyone help me out?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr. Apocalypse:
check the T.W. forums on their website....

they still have old themes and wallpapers from their old ROMs.....try searching and asking from their forums...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parmijo11:
Yeah I tried that. Still waiting, and I did search TW forums. Figured I'd try here too.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blizzard1017:
Where were you looking in those Roms? I think the initial wallpaper is in the framework apk and not just in the wallpaper. Sorry if you already knew that, just thought I would throw some help out.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parmijo11:
Here's two versions in case others are looking.
[LG Optimus 2x] crtlg:
If someone could post the message widget it whould be nice..
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Jared02:
I have a HTC G2/DZ. I rooted it and installed a bunch of custom roms and made recoveries for all of them. Long story short, I have to return this phone because it has a defect and I was wondering...

Is it possible to transfer a couple recoveries that I made, onto my computer, then when I get my phone replaced, transfer them back onto my phone and flash them?

If so, how?

Sorry if this is a noob question or whatever I seached for a good 15 minutes and couldn't find anything relating to this so I'm assuming it cannot be done or it's too easy that nobody asks how to do it.

Thanks

Jared
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chefdrew:
Hey All,

I just flashed mikfroyo and everything is great except my wifi will not connect...unable to scan for network.

I flashed the recommended kernal...

netarchy-toastmod-4.3.2-cfs-sbc-havs-less-universal-signed.zip

Still having the same problem???

Any ideas on where to go from here?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SSjon:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10991934&postcount=8529
[Wildfire General] shinrei82:
Hi,

The tranfer from HTC sence seems to not recognise my old phone Nokia 6680. Which options i have to import my contact and so?

Thanks,
[Wildfire General] CoaBalboa:
When i bought my WF i imported from Nokia E63 without any problems. It's newer phone, but i have a Nokia 6630 i would give it a try but don't know how to start this Sync again.
[Wildfire General] 3xeno:
Get Smartphoneware Best vCard (Freeware) from here:

http://www.smartphoneware.com/vcard-for-s60-product.php

Then export all your 6680 contacts to a VCF File, and, import it using the inbuild Import Contacts option on your Wildfire
[Wildfire General] shinrei82:
Awesome !!
[XPERIA X10 General] RSchmauk:
Hi. I remember that when Sony made the update to 2.1 they said that the 16M colors will come in a later update, along with multitouch and some other stuff. Was it implemented in the multitouch update? Will it be included in a later updato, or is it gone as Froyo?
[XPERIA X10 General] mattiL:
Do you really remember correct?

I've been reading a lot, but I've yet to see SE mentioning 16M colors in a future update.

If you have a solid link, please post it.
[XPERIA X10 General] -PiLoT-:
were about as likely to get 16 million colours in an update as we are people posting questions in the Q&A forum
[EVO 4G General] Holyrolla:
Welp, looks like it's going that way...

http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/15/sprint-evaluating-switch-to-lte-over-the-next-four-to-six-months/

...thing is, there hasn't been any new WiMAX phone announced this year, so either they're relying on riding that EVO and Epic wave to get new WiMAX customers, or maybe they do have something up their sleeve.

In any event, I don't see that many new customers signing up for Wimax, so to LTE Sprint will go. Now what do we do with our Evo at that point?
[EVO 4G General] cesarcerros31:
Other than the shifts but if they give me a choice to choose a new phone I'm in

Sent from my gingerbread evo 4g
[EVO 4G General] drbadass:
It's like sprint is playing the "you can't get mad at me, i'm not touching you" while holding hand in front of face game with all these changes that piss everybody off without letting them go etf-free
[EVO 4G General] akarol:
Oh, they would have to provide us with a LTE phone if they do switch. At least offer us a pretty hefty discount. Otherwise, I see a huge class-action lawsuit headed over their way. I'd love for this switch to happen. WiMax is just not cutting it.
[EVO 4G General] m4rk0358:
From the user comments of the linked article:
[EVO 4G General] drbadass:
But they would eventually have to actually flip the switch to LTE.. would they not have to pick one or the other?
[EVO 4G General] AbsolutZeroGI:
As long as I got a huge discount on an LTE phone, I'd be okay with this. I like WiMAX, but for the dev community, LTE is going to be way better.
[EVO 4G General] Holyrolla:
They're facing this scenario now, if they turn off the iDen network to use LTE. Some speculate that Sprint will lose a lot of money on this, but all they have to do is sell the spectrum that wimax is on now. T-Mobile would buy it...
[EVO 4G General] drbadass:
I'm also curious about the stuff I've been reading recently regarding how tightly controlled LTE access can be by carrier. Presumably the same restrictions would apply when tethering?
[EVO 4G General] psirex:
they will have pry my evo from my cold dead hands....

cyanogen/evervol-acies flavored gingerbread
[EVO 4G General] JayStation3:
Not really cause Wimaxx is just another channel or frequency. I mean they still have 2G/3G and now 4G, LTE will just be another channel that they will be able to accomidate
[EVO 4G General] Anon9mouz:
I say the only reason why the would make that switch is to keep up or ahead with the other carriers, t-mobile, att, Verizon so why not make the switch everyone gsm and running on sim chips mmm nice different phones on different networks sounds fun
[EVO 4G General] nosympathy:
This is what scares me. I know LTE is faster than wimax. (Job I work at sells both Wimax capable cards and LTE broadband cards now and I have installed both on computers, and speedtest wise, LTE was pulling 15 down and 1.5 up. Wimax in our area usually does 5-7 down, and 1 up.

But I don't want Sprint to be able to decide that what I do with the data access I am provided isn't what they think I should. The fact they can block sites, charge rates for sites, and so forth is very bothersome. It is the same crap certain ISP carries are looking to do.

It is this reason (among data caps) that I decided not to wait for the LTE thunderstorm phone(or w/e its called, im kinda tired :D) and go with verizon over sprint.

I just with their Wimax was better in the Cincinnati, OH area than it currently is. Map shows I should have 4G outside everywhere but my backyard. And I barely get it in my front lawn where I should have a perfect signal.
[EVO 4G General] ghodzilla5150:
Does anyone have a link to the story of how carriers can control access to the web using LTE. I read it but don't remember where. This is very disturbing that the carriers will have this much power over our web viewing habits
[EVO 4G General] SilverStone641:
Don't worry fellow evonauts, they (probably) won't block your fetish adult entertainment. ;)

But seriously, better speeds would be awesome, better coverage would be great but the capability to throttle or block what i want to do with my "unlimited" connection is unacceptable.
[EVO 4G General] wolrah:
Here's some things to remember before anyone gets up in arms over this:

1. Between the Sprint, Clear, Comcast, and Time Warner brands there are millions of users on the Clearwire WiMax network, many of whom are in contracts based on WiMax devices or services. They're not going to just flip a switch in a few months and suddenly none of us have 4G anymore. I would not expect to see much further WiMax development beyond what's known about at the time of any LTE announcement, but by the time the WiMax network goes dead anyone posting here will have moved on to a newer phone.

2. There's no reason at all that this would need to be done as an on/off type switch. They install the hardware bits needed for LTE, then switch channels of their available spectrum over as dictated by utilization. AT&T's migration from TDMA to GSM after the Cingular buyout took years to complete.

3. The Evo Shift just came out and the Blackberry Playbook with WiMax has been announced and given a rough street date. Like most of us existing users, these users will likely for the most part be in contracts, meaning if Sprint does anything that significantly impacts the usability of those devices (such as terminating WiMax service) they'll need to either give us cheap/free upgrades to LTE phones or let us out of contract ETF-free.

tl;dr version: LTE is probably coming, since Sprint's rapidly becoming the odd man out in the 4G cell world, but there's no reason for current WiMax users to panic.

edit:

Any ISP has about the same power. It has nothing to do with the last mile medium and LTE will change nothing about this.

Regarding tethering, there is no way to tell for certain by looking at the data transmitted whether a user is tethering or not when a modern smartphone is involved, since they're capable of doing anything a full PC could do with that data connection. Certain types of data may be suspicious and more likely to have come from a PC, but nothing could be proven to any reasonable standard as long as they have not loaded a "tattler" program in to the OEM ROM to explicitly identify tethering. Assuming a rooted phone, this could be removed and of course would not even be in AOSP-based ROMs.
[EVO 4G General] aburgthing:
Good rational post. Thanks.
[EVO 4G General] Razgriz:
Maybe I'm just misunderstanding something but I'm taking this switch from WiMAX to LTE as Sprint just has to change the cards on their ends and send us current WiMAX users a software update and we can use LTE.
[EVO 4G General] Holyrolla:
Half right. The Wimax chip in the Evo is straight Wimax...no LTE capability.
[EVO 4G General] Eat it iPhone:
Since the wiMax is actually from Clear as far as i know, Sprints choice shouldnt really matter in the long run. WiMax wont disappear so your "old" phone should work, and Sprint actually having its own 4G network means more than likely better battery life and better connection/coverage
[EVO 4G General] lehalter:
Because of the chip in the phone, it would be impossible for Devs to make the Evo work on LTE?
[EVO 4G General] k2buckley:
That is accurate. Our Evo's will never connect to LTE.
[EVO 4G General] doh_tee:
Yes the Evo would need a hardware swap to work on LTE and by the time LTE is up on sprint Evo will be a relic.

However if sprint is considering this expect this evo2 superphone to have the dual band LTE/wimax chip that's been made (can't tlremember manufacturer) in it. They probably won't disband their wimax network just keep it as a sort of backup 4g I would think.
[EVO 4G General] bkrodgers:
I don't think that's what we're talking about. Sprint has pooled a lot of the spectrum they own into clear. I don't think Sprint is going to go one direction and clear another. If Sprint's going to LTE, that'd be because Clear is and vice versa.

Also, which company owns the network doesn't affect your battery life in any way...
[EVO 4G General] backdown:
I was under the impression that you could just do a software update, and the Evo would work on LTE?
[EVO 4G General] david279:
Naaaa...thwart wouldn't work.

Swyped from my evo 4g using the xda app.
[EVO 4G General] Product F(RED):
People keep misunderstanding. That's on their end. They would issue a software upgrade to their basestations and swap their WiMax cards for LTE cards. Our Evos are stuck the way they are because the WiMax chips only do WiMax.
[EVO 4G General] AbsolutZeroGI:
Battery life could be affected (when phone searches for signal, it uses more battery, so this rational isn't wrong, just rare) if the signal sucks and cuts out, but even a fairly weak signal is still a signal and the phone doesn't have to search for it.

On the other end, I like that you brought up connection. Never really thought about it, but right now, with WiMax, despite it's slow expansion, only has Sprint customers on it. LTE will have far more people and dumping all of Sprint onto that network would play hell with all our bandwidth allowance. Even if Sprint makes it's towers LTE along with everyone else, there's simply more users on other networks.

We'd be making everyone else faster, but us slower. I think. I may be wrong.
[EVO 4G General] Product F(RED):
No, I don't think you're right. That's like saying both Sprint and Verizon are CDMA networks, so Verizon customers are connecting to our towers too (well, they do when roaming at least). I just want range and battery life, both things WiMax sucks with.

I'm gonna quote myself from another thread:
[EVO 4G General] wolrah:
You're right about the network types being irrelevant to load, Sprint/Clear will likely continue to use their 2.5GHz spectrum rather than trying to pile in to the 700MHz spectrum where Verizon and AT&T have their LTE going. I'm not sure what T-Mobile is planning to do, but they'll probably be in their own area as well. Once everyone's on LTE if we see proper unlocked phones allowed on all carriers it'll still likely require at least a dual band if not a tri-band LTE setup to have full compatibility.

Unfortunately that also means range and building penetration won't change much. That's only marginally affected by the air interface differences and more severely impacted by geography/building construction and frequency.
[EVO 4G General] Gilly11277:
I'm a noob when our comes to how 4G works what's LTE I have an idea but what's the difference between WiMax and LTE?
[EVO 4G General] dezel29:
i live across the river in covington and have excellent 4G service...i work all over surrounding areas of cincy, i get 4G just about everywhere around sincy and in cincy...
[EVO 4G General] fixxxer2008:
i doubt sprint will dump wimax and go lte. i mean what would happen to evo & epic users then? it's not like sprint is gonna give us free replacement phones that support it. :rolleyes:
[EVO 4G General] Award Tour:
Hmm...

Lets say that they do completely drop WiMax in favor of LTE, what could we say? We're paying a 4G fee? Nope, every smartphone pays the $10 premium fee. So every EVO/Epic/Shift user would be in the same situation as every other smartphone user on Sprint. That move could have been part of a broader strategy.

Another thought that popped into my head is the iPhone 5. AT&T and Verizon should be LTE capable by June, lets say that Sprint wants in on the iPhone too and that the iPhone 5 is LTE capable, now how could Sprint compete with a non 4G iPhone 5?

Sprint with a LTE iPhone 5 and a $80 almost unlimited plan would be the best deal around, it'd probably be bigger than the EVO. To big of a opportunity for Sprint to pass down.
[EVO 4G General] sgt. slaughter:
Sprint wont dump wimax. Theres too much money invested to give up on it now and WiMax2 has a bunch of issues sorted out in it thatll improve the experience anyway. WiMax and LTE both have there disadvantages and advantages neither one is vastly better than the other.

The reason we all complain about WiMax now is we dont remember when 3G came out and hardly anyone got it. give it time to roll out and have everyone covered before judging.

Also they are more likely to use the Nextel Spectrem and put LTE on that and run both LTE/WiMax. Be the only carrier that has both too.
[EVO 4G General] kenfly:
Correct me if i'm wrong, but isn't LTE easier/quicker to spread nationwide than WiMax? Like how does that work?
[EVO 4G General] fenixjn:
Lets say that 80% of those lines are still under contract. From here the ETF is $200 per line so:

$200 * (1'000'000 * .8) = $160'000'000

So, minus the expected loss $8,400,000,000 - $160'000'000 = $1'520'000'000 in 2 years.

But, keep in mind that this is the total amount of money that the company won't make in 2 years AND assumes that sprint is completely unable to recover/add customers at all.

However if considered by one month:

($70 * 1'000'000 lines) = $70'000'000

If we apply the same as above, 80% of them are in-contract then Sprint actually makes a profit of $90'000'000 just on ETFs (assuming no prorated ETFs as in all customers are within their 2nd month of service).
[EVO 4G General] Product F(RED):
It's a service change, so no ETF. Sprint loses money. Also, you can't make your entire profits off ETFs. That's profit for a year. What happens when those customers aren't there the next year to pay?
[EVO 4G General] Holyrolla:
Not to mention legal fees from a Evo, Epic, and Evo Shift customer class-action lawsuit, which will alledge that Sprint could have built out Wimax much faster but instead halted or slowed progress to build out LTE, thereby lessening the value of our phones.
[EVO 4G General] daMachine:
Money talks and .....

I have to agree (as always corrections are appreciated). Based on the bands LTE is being deployed on (700Mhz) in the states it should spread quicker; frequency band deployment is also the same reason (2.5Ghz) Wimax is getting a bad rap (they get a more limited range per tower). I would speculate they could cover a larger area with fewer towers for the lower frequency LTE, but would risk over burdening towers if they don't have enough in a given population area. With Wimax (at least for me) it seems to be an issue of either you have it or you don't; its short range likely mitigates the issue of overburdening a tower.

Let's get some users (LTE phones) on those networks and see how they compare. I would say, whoever has more money will build things out better and faster (on a pure sq ft standpoint low frequency LTE has a real leg up on the high frequency Wimax -- those coverage maps should look covered much quicker with the low frequency stuff). Then again, there is a lot of speculation that improved MIMO antenna designs will go a long way in improving Wimax.

... who knows, money talks I guess.

That being said, I have 4g Wimax in my my area and it has worked fine to me both indoors and outdoors. I'm not going anywhere unless Verizon/AT&T bring their prices down.
[EVO 4G General] Quis89:
So what's the justification that Sprint will HAVE to let everyone out of their contract etf free?? Because they may cease support of a service that has absolutely nothing to do with how you all use your phones?? Will you still be able to make calls? Send texts? Surf the web? Watch porn? (Well...maybe not as smoothly)...

What part of your contracts that you signed protected your 4G connectivity?? What part of your contract says that your etf will be waived if WiMax support ceases?

Nobody reads their contracts anymore obviously...lol

This wouldn't be grounds to let you out of your contracts sans etf. This in no way, shape or form adversely effects your pricing or day to day cell use. Does it suck? Absolutely! Should Sprint accommodate their 4G customers? Sure!! Let you out of your contracts? Go to bed....
[EVO 4G General] Quis89:
Its not a service change....its a device feature.

Review your service inclusions...