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[LG Optimus 2x] ThePigletWhisperer:
Am guessing that all that is needed for using an SDXC card, is just a driver. As simple as that.

I remember like 5-6 years ago i used to have a pocked pc and it was when SDHC standards arrived, and by just installing a 2kb file or smthn, they were completely usable on any old Device. So am guessing the same thing applies here...

I could be wrong of course : )
[LG Optimus 2x] TrymHansen:
This is true. There is technically no difference between between the SDHC and SDXC-cards, just the size. You need a file-system which supports >32GB-cards. (I have a transformer, which has built-in support for NTFS, and will happily accept SDXC-cards larger than 32GB provided it's formatted with NTFS.)

I haven't tested if any ROM for the O2X can mount SD-cards with anything else than FAT, but it's easy enough to test I guess. Just format a(ny) card with ext2/3 and insert it. If it's recognized it should be possible to use cards >32GB.
[LG Optimus 2x] NZtechfreak:
Did neither of you guys see my post? These are working in Android devices, no special drivers needed. I don't think anyone has tried in a 2x specifically, but I would be surprised if they didn't work.
[EVO 4G General] jagox5:
I been waiting for any news or leaks about the true Evo successor. Was looking forward with Sprint's "look what we have under are sleeve" big event. and I was very disappointed then I read HTC was going to make a announcement on MWC what they shown was a major let down yet again.

Now, since the Evo 2 isn't coming anytime soon. looking at all these high tech phones coming out which one will you say its the your

top 3 Evo successor Options:

My picks:

1. Lg Optimus 3d

http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/15/lg-optimus-3ds-omap-4-benchmarked-pulls-ahead-of-exynos-and-te/

2. Motorola Atrix

3. Samsung Galaxy S2
[EVO 4G General] rey823:
i dont think we need much just a solid hardware upgrade maybe dual processors and a better gpu but the overall design of the evo is perfect imo
[EVO 4G General] NewZJ:
the longer we wait for the evo 2, the better it will be
[EVO 4G General] HondaCop:
By then, Samsung and LG will have better phones too. HTC is playing catching up.

PS. My name is HondaCop and I approve this message.
[EVO 4G General] Rydah:
I agree with HondaCop. But then again, I still have hopes that we will have a successor by June.
[EVO 4G General] SilverStone641:
How did this happen?? HTC used to have the latest and greatest. everyone wanted HTC. Now, they're being beaten by LG and Moto.....really!? come on HTC we still believe! :D

anyways, i would lean towards the LG. the only part that turns me off is the damn 3D push. I don't want to waste any resources on 3D anything. it's a worthless tech that i think will fizzle out eventually. I do really like that phones are becoming so powerful. I've started taking my laptop with me less and less as my phone becomes more powerful.

<rant>

I also want to know whats with Sprints handset selection team. Do they just take 364 days off a year?? what gives?? The other carriers are getting solid handsets and we're left to speculation. (not that i would ever leave sprint, i just wish they would listen to their loyal users)

</rant>
[EVO 4G General] CheesyNutz:
none atm im perfectly happy with the evo ! and 1 more phone event in march
[EVO 4G General] Award Tour:
No. HTC was always like this. Great/decent looking phones with crap internals. The early Snapdragon release was their one shining moment. Now they've been passed and are still holding on the old A8 based Scorpion. Even their newer dual cores are based on the same core where as everyone else is using newer, faster Cortex A9 cores for their dual cores. Just look at their tablet, a single core A8 based Scorpion. It's back to business as usual for HTC, and not so much because their other components (cams) were never that great.
[EVO 4G General] nabbed:
Nividia announced quad core phone for the end of the year.

I may just skip dual core phones all together.
[EVO 4G General] fixxxer2008:
again ill say this, the evo2 is a myth, nobody said we would even get one.
[EVO 4G General] Rippley05:
I agree.. as of right now, the EVO2 is a myth.

I'm happy with my EVO for now.. it is sad to see HTC is not at all keeping up. I won't and will never buy anything Samsung. I have no clue about LG.. their phones would be promising if wasn't for the blatant touchwiz UI ripoff. Out of all the UIs to try and copy, they pick that one? The one that tries to look as close to an iphone as they possibly can? Yuck

I am starting to wonder if I will have to look at other brands tho .. which is very sad =(
[EVO 4G General] fixxxer2008:
im sure sprint will get some type of higher end android phone but when? who knows! i do know if that lg 3d phone comes ill but that.
[EVO 4G General] swaze:
You keep spitting this nonsense when clearly HTC has stated their new chipsets are based off the A9.

Sent from my HTC EVO
[EVO 4G General] FLdub:
Whats so wrong with the EVO?

Yea, other companies have released better phones this year but they were playing catch up to the EVO game.

Im sure when Sprint releases something new, it will be competitive with the rest of the game.
[EVO 4G General] jrb7561:
I also have hope for an EVO 2 of some sort. Hopefully no later than 3rd Quarter. I mean, isn't the EVO basically the most successful phone for Sprint in a very long time? Why wouldn't they milk that for all it's worth? Evo has more name recognition that any Sprint based phone I've ever known.
[EVO 4G General] subcypher:
I find it amusing that people are so ready to jump ship. The Evo is a perfectly capable phone. Hell, even the Hero is still a very decent phone. Combine either with a good ROM and they are both really good. I will be happy with my Evo through the duration of my contract. By then the quad core phones with higher end GPUs will be out. I will worry about a new phone then.
[EVO 4G General] Award Tour:
The 4th gen ones due in 2012 are. They will be using the same modified A8 Scorpion cores for this years 3rd gen dual cores. BTW, A9's are roughly 25% faster.
[EVO 4G General] kidjolly:
Unless your phone is falling apart, I would wait for a new HTC model to come out, whenever it does.
[EVO 4G General] swaze:
Hmmmmm Well reading has brought me to the following......

QSD8672. 8672 will be based on Cortex A9 design and also will include the Adreno 220 GPU. Unfortunately, phones using this processor will arrive at earliest Q3 of 2011, if not Q4. If HTC Sabor gets released in Q3 of 2011, it could use this processor, which should outperform all of the above. (a close call when compared with Samsung’s Orion based phones).

I expect Verizon to release both Motorola Droid T2 and HTC Scorpion (T2 first) during Q1 of 2011. T-Mobile will counter it with HTC Glacier in Q1. Sprint will wait, and release Sabor in either Q2 or Q3 and possibly use more powerful processor (Qualcomm QSD8672) than their competitors. All carriers will release some flavor of Galaxy S2 during Q2 and Q3. AT&T will probably release a dual-core Windows Phone 7 device during Q2 of 2011 as well.

Performance-wise, I’d rank them in this order:

HTC Sabor for Sprint

Samsung Galaxy S2 for all carriers

HTC Glacier and Scorpion for T-Mobile and Verizon respectively

Motorola Droid T2 for Verizon

http://androidevolutions.com/2010/1...laxy-s2-are-coming-which-one-are-you-getting/
[EVO 4G General] Award Tour:
Old article is old, you'll be waiting until probably mid 2012 for the fourth gen Qualcomms. Read their latest schedules/PRs.

HTC will be lagging behind. We'll probably see their A8 based dual cores in the summer, and a few weeks later you'll probably start hearing of even better A9 based quad core Tegra 3 devices.
[EVO 4G General] swaze:
Qualcomm says samples of MSM8930 and APQ8064 chipsets will be available in early 2012, while samples of the dual-core MSM8960 will emerge in the second quarter of this year. [PRNewswire]

Article from 2 days ago, referencing the exact MSM8960 with the Adreno 220 GPU for the rumored Sabor. Im sure people will be thoroughly satisfied with this setup in a next gen EVO.

http://www.androidcentral.com/qualcomm-announces-quad-core-snapdragon-chips
[EVO 4G General] Award Tour:
Qualcomm started sampling the third gen dual cores in June 2010, released date on a smartphone? Probably spring/summer 2011. Mid, maybe even late, 2012 sounds about right.
[EVO 4G General] slickrick54:
Dual Core Evo

Man it would be nice if they made an evo with dual core. But they would have to get ahold of there battery issues first because as of right now it would boot and die in a minute. Ha ha jk guys.:cool:
[EVO 4G General] AdamLeonard:
I'm not. I have 2 phones right now because I use my Evo extensively for data during the day and if I were to talk on it as well, I wouldn't make it to lunch.
[EVO 4G General] ECrispy:
By the time my contract is up (another 1.5 years) the next phone will likely be something that isn't even announced yet.

- I hope Sprint is still alive, they are hurting badly

- I hope unlimited data is still alive (AT&T and Verizon already have plans to scrap it)

- being late in the game is not a bad thing, it allows you to have features no one else does

- Sense >> TouchWiz >>>>>> MotoBlur, so in HTC I trust. HTC has the best hardware too.

- next gen phones are all going to be dual core
[EVO 4G General] jagox5:
sprint?

Well I hope Sprint realizes that the "dS look alike" Echo, is definitely not going to cut it with us.

sorry... I'm still disappointed with that.

why Sprint why... :(
[EVO 4G General] CruzECO13:
Our Evo's are still beasts and should hold up well for another good 6 months even more. By then something definitely has to have been announced. Or we will probably all jump ship.
[EVO 4G General] psirex:
I will replace my EVO after it no longer powers up then i will replace it with another EVO depending on whats available from Sprint/HTC..... This phone is BEAST!

cyanogen/evervol-acies flavored gingerbread
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
It must be nice to have the available funds to be buying phones every 6 months. [And that would be buying them outright because you don't get discounts prior to a year anywhere]

Oh, I'm sorry, it's been 8.25 months now....ooooh no!

Marketing teams would love threads like this.

So in 8.5 months the only phones that have attracted you are phones that aren't even out yet?

Big deal.

4g [lte or wimax] is up in the air for Sprint so they aren't just jumping to release phones until they figure that out.

Which is very smart, for them as a business, and you as a customer.

The rest of my post could just be a repeat so I'll just quote my post on this subject from the other thread on this issue:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11460649&postcount=19

I wanna redefine "Evo 2" as "another android superphone that competes or beats the market"
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] weezybaby307:
Hey guys

Every time when i reboot my phone all settings and apps are lost

It drives me crazy has anybody a idea how i fix this

Thanks for every help.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] tancam:
NAND build or SD Build? sorry to lazy to check for that rom
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] weezybaby307:
This is the nand build hd core Droid 1.2 from sergio
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Khalid Ali:
did you ever figured out a solution to your issue?

It seems like I am having the same issue after I flashed.

Galaxy S GT-i9000

Flashed using with:CF-Root-XX_XEU_JPY-v1.3-BusyBox-1.17.1.tar

Almost all my applications lose their settings after reboot, Once phone starts and I start an application (for e.g. Weather network application) it always comes up with acceptance agreement
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] walidhazem:
maybe try another build and see if it still happens:)
[Defy General] felipeferreira:
Good evening everyone,

I own a Motorola Defy, and tried to put the ROM "For Adlxmod Froyo Defy, "but I had the UK firmware 2.51.1.

It was there that a lack of attention, my phone now does not care anymore.

He only gets a white LED lit in front of him and does not happen any more, nor even acknowledge again by RSD.

I read in several places that this is due to firmware 2:51 and I believe I have given a HARD BRICK on my device.

Has some way to fix my phone without having to take it to an authorized?

I thank everyone's help,

Felipe
[Defy General] felipeferreira:
Thanks, I managed to settle with the tip given!
[Defy General] GreenSpleen:
Hello Everyone,

My Defy run out of juce with a special 3400mAh battery from china in the night. When I came home I changed the battery (the stock battery) which was fully charged. After that the defy was stuck in a bootloop (cm7) but i did not recognize this for a couple of hours. Because of this bootloop I removed the battery and put it in again from that time on the defy was dead. Maybe I did not wait long enough - I mean I saw the bootloop and thought 'crap' took the battery out and stuffed it right in again (I was a bit frustrated). Maybe i should have waited at least 5-10 seconds before putting the battery in again?

I tried to get access to the defy by RSD lite. But the PC does not recognize it. I got a white LED by connecting it to the PC. The defy is recognized only for to seconds and than disconnects again.

I tried to flash via sbf_flash on ubuntu without any result. The defy is simply not recognized. Only white LED. No Bootloader, no recovery, no logo.

Has anyone a suggestion? Is there a possibility to get acess to the defy to reflassh everything. Since the white LED is active there has to be a way. What about JTAG and riffbox? could this be a solution and if yes - how ?

I bought a used iPhone4 last week. But honestly: I hate it!! I do not like iOS, I dont like the edges of the iPhone - it is so uncomfortable to hold it in the hands. Wifi connectivity and connection is catastrophic. I will sell it a.s.a.p. again.

I want just my beloved defy back - the only phone I ever loved !! I appreciate any suggestions - thanks in advance !!
[Defy General] Auris 1.6 vvt-i:
Your "special" battery is not that special afterall ;)

What happened to your stock battery? Just get it charged - ask a friend with a Defy to charge it for you or do the McGyver trick, in order to fire it up again and then flash your stock SBF via RSD Lite. Calm down - Defy is like a Terminator and is immortal (as long as you don't kill it by flashing wrong SBF :) )
[Defy General] GreenSpleen:
Thank you for the reply. However I have a dockingstation for the defy with which I can charge the battery without the phone. The battery is full for sure!

Hope you are right that the defy is like the Terminator - I have not lost hope yet.

Any other suggestions ?!
[Defy General] Auris 1.6 vvt-i:
If Defy doesn't even get into bootloader, this means there is no juice in the battery. :) No matter what crap one would flash, bootloader is ALWAYS accessable! That's the beauty of the locked bootloader - you can't kill it! :D So as long as there is charge in the battery, you can always get into bootloader (Vol up + Power) and flash a new sbf. Peace of advice: don't trust your cheap, no-name, chinese battery. Use the original one, charged in another Defy phone, so you can make sure it really IS charged. ;) The fact you left it in an external charger, doesn't mean it is charged - battery might not be working, charger may not be working, or both at the same time might not be working. :rolleyes: There is no reason not to get into bootloader if there is charge in the battery :)

Cheers!
[Defy General] Christiancs1969:
Spot on
[Defy General] swanster:
my defy have a hard brick too.. I had to flash via SBF, but it occurs when the input loop gmail account, each starting up the account, there was a restart .. and now the Defy could not turn on .. whether the factors that depleted battery??
[Defy General] duduzerah:
My Defy+ don't enter on bootloader anymore, just white light and RSD Lite is working. Had you saw this behavior before?
[Defy General] intemptesta:
It's blank screen problem, happens when you flashed an SBF older than your previous one.

You still can get into Bootloader, just nothing on screen but it's definitely in there. Then flash the right SBF, the same or higher build than your previous stock rom successfuly to fix it.

Which SBF are higher than other? It's about Bootloader(BL) version, read here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=966537

If not sure, try DFP-231 builds, it's highest BL version to ensure fixing this.
[Defy General] jhys06567:
I have the same problem as last post (blank screen) with my DEFY (not plus). I flashed DFP-231 but now the boot stops at M logo. I`ve tried power+volume down but cannot access stock recovery. Any suggestions?

Jeff
[Defy General] intemptesta:
Look, I've suggested to one who use Defy+, so I said he should try DFP-231.

But not for Defy mb525, you shouldn't flash DFP-231 or any 2.3.x SBF files to your mb525...

Now you've stuck to Bootloader V.7 and no way back.

What's done is done, stick to that DFP-231 SBF you've flashed for now.

Did your flash finish with "Finish/pass" or "Please manually power up phone"?

If it Finish/pass then try again on Stock recovery, you almost there.

But if "Please manually power up phone", means you're not yet flashed your phone completely...

So do this, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=38187413
[HTC Inspire 4G] gunnyman:
Back when I had my Hero we could pull the ROM zip out of an RUU and it could be installed without losing Root. I'm wondering if that's possible on the Inspire. I'm excited about having this phone ad can't wait to see what all we can do to it :)
[HTC Inspire 4G] r34p3rex:
Really? I was always under the impression flashing a new unrooted ROM would remove root. Or are you talking about radio S-OFF?
[HTC Inspire 4G] gunnyman:
i'm saying when HTC released 2.1 on the Hero, some excellent Dev, maybe it was Flipz I don't recall, pulled out the ROM.zip from the RUU, and you could install that without losing root. Is 2.2.1 just buttoned up tighter? Been a while since I was in HTC's world.
[HTC Inspire 4G] tpbklake:
The dev probably was able to take the ROM.zip and 'root' it and add busybox and su to the zip file so that when you flashed that new version it was already rooted. That is pretty typical of the HTC devs and also why they recommend not taking an OTA update. Let the devs get the OTA, extract the ROM.zip and doctor it up and then you have a rooted flashable ROM.zip. It doesn't take an experience HTC dev much time at all to do.
[HTC Inspire 4G] gunnyman:
Gotcha so the problem is 2.2.1 has proven to be a tough nut to crack. I know one click root will happen soon. I hope so, gold cards scare me :p
[HTC Inspire 4G] r34p3rex:
It's actually really simple xD I just did it for the first time and it only took about 5 minutes :p
[HTC Inspire 4G] gunnyman:
can you tell me what you flashed to after you rooted? I don't want to go crazy I'd like a nice close to stock ROM that has root (oh and wi fi tether) :p
[HTC Inspire 4G] tpbklake:
Flash the Inspired DHD AFR ROM. Version afr002 is based on the Telus ROM which has less bloatware than its AT&T counterpart.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=952582

BTW with Android 2.2.1 you won't need a separate Wifi tether program, it's a built-in app.
[HTC Inspire 4G] gunnyman:
mucho thanko
[Android Apps and Games] DannyBiker:
Hello,

I was using HandcentSMS in the past and that app came with a really handy feature : everytime I needed to set a sound as a notification/ringtone/alarm/etc, it allowed me to browse through my music library with artists, albums, songs categories. Without it, I just get the System Android choice, with only stock sounds.

Because installing HandcentSMS JUST for that seems a bit absurd, is there a way or an app achieving only that action ? It would be so useful.

If not, I might start developping my very first Android app...with no experience at all...see you in 2012...:D

Thanks ! :p
[Droid Pro General] @Class:
My only guess why the Droid Pro hasn't taken off like it should have is the somewhat low resolution screen that sits recessed in the bezel. HTC screens usually sit nice and flush with the front of the phone and are of higher resolution.

What would you like to see in the Droid Pro 2 that isn't in the Droid Pro?

1. Higher resolution screen

2. Slightly larger screen with less bezel around it

3. Front facing camera

4. Better battery life
[Droid Pro General] vivid22:
I think it does exactly what it has to do, be a business/corporate phone. It is def not a developer phone like many of the HTCs but is pretty good as whats its supposed to be.

Ask yourself, as somebody in an corporate environment would you really need a higher res screen? I give you the longer battery life, but I assume it will spend most time hooked up to a in-car charger or connected to a power-supply at work anyways. You dont really need it a front-facing camera either, I cant think of any application of that in the corporate world..

Btw, it will be a long while till there will be a new Pro 2.. Motorola just announced to offer the Droid Pro as the Motorola Pro in Europe with exactly the same hardware (as far as the news go)...
[Droid Pro General] @Class:
Well by that logic, you don't really need a color screen, a camera, or side volume keys.

Even the screen on the Legend looks better :(. I'll still be keeping my Droid Pro with its physical keyboard until a better model comes out either from Motorola or HTC.
[Droid Pro General] rafeee2:
3.3 inch screen

720x480 resolution

HD video recording

Front facing camera
[Droid Pro General] @Class:
Yes yes and more yes!
[Droid Pro General] benb1974:
$50 price tag
[Droid Pro General] abw1987:
Definitely agreed on the larger screen with less bezel, providing opportunity for higher resolution.

I'm not so concerned with the front-facing camera or HD video recording, but I certainly wouldn't oppose such improvements

Agreed on battery life

I would also tolerate a taller phone if it meant incorporating some kind of directional keys - be it a four-way rocker, or maybe they could fit a blackberry-style touch pad in the middle of the capacitive android buttons, negating the need for making the phone taller.
[Droid Pro General] @Class:
So we all agree that the Droid Pro 2 needs a higher resolution screen with less bezel and better battery life.
[Droid Pro General] freak4dell:
I don't necessarily see the need for the front facing camera or the HD recording (cell phone cameras aren't going to produce good recordings regardless), but I wouldn't be opposed to those improvements, either.

A higher resolution would be nice, but more importantly, bettery battery life. It would be nice if they included the extended battery instead of the stock one.

Also, I'd love to see the Menu, Home, Back, and Search buttons become hardware buttons, with a directional pad in the middle of them. That's one thing I really miss from my Treo. Hardware buttons would be harder to accidentally hit while typing, would give the phone a more professional feel, and wouldn't necessarily call for a taller phone if the buttons were sized right.
[Droid Pro General] kinggofg:
I always thought someone should realease a "true" business android phone. A highly efficient black and white low power screen. scroll wheel. no camera or at least a very basic camera that is optimized for scanning documents and business cards. Huge ass battery. No bloat, just stripped down awesomeness.

There are still many many folks out there using the original blackberrys.

email and battery life are the #1 and #2. Everything else is just gravy. Imagine a business phone that worked globally, woked well for phone calls, had a good keyboard, rock solid email and calendar functionality. dream...

Plus it needs to be thin and small. no business man wants to cary around a giant iPhone. I thought my droid pro would be smaller but its still to big.