yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Arkun:
ArkMC now supports YouTube as well. It's possible to subscribe for YT channels and share them to DLNA/UPnP device in local network.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] TintoTa:
Android Renderer

+1 for Arkmc . Using it for almost 1 year as a renderer on my old HTC.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] firegun:
Atomic is a simple and addictive puzzle game with great graphics.

A molecule is disassembled into its separate atoms and scattered around the playing field. You're objective is to reassemble the molecule.Please check free version first

Hope You Like It.:)

Thanks

And I am Sorry if anything is Wrong
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] lewrydiboys:
Nice game for people who like chemistry. I do.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] firegun:
+1, Thanks:)
[HD2 Ubuntu Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] Deleted member 3209947:
I have a hd2 with artemis v.54 rom and want to try linux on my phone. But ubuntu 0.3 doesn´t boot. i added a picture of the problem. my phone restart after this.
[HD2 Ubuntu Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] hopkinskong:
kernel panic...

lol
[HD2 Ubuntu Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and General] xtremetimma:
Ubuntu works great with http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=651729 Elegancia ROM.
[Optimus 7 General] HuFlungDung:
I'm puzzled by the behavior of my phone. For probably a week at a time, I go to work, connect to a WIFI there, then come home, connect to a WIFI there. No problems at all.

Then it seems like after a week or so of 'being good' sometimes I'll wake up the phone and it will see the network, but will not connect to it, asks for passphrase repeatedly (WPA2-AES Cisco E3000 router) but just will not connect. I have found no way to trigger the phone to reconnect (and I refuse to do another hard reset because that is no solution at all).

The simple fix is to reboot the router. Presto, the phone will connect almost immediately.

I am willing to accept that maybe something is wrong with my router, although I have 3 laptops and a couple of IP cameras, and an Xbox that connect wirelessly all the time, and I never ever see this refusal to connect on any of those devices, and my wife's Blackberry will also connect whenever. So I'm thinking its my phone.

So for the experts out there, what is it about rebooting the router that fixes the problem?

I only recently learned how to get into the manufacturer's special app, so I'm going to pay attention to my IP address next time I have an issue, and see if it actually changes when I reboot after this problem occurs again.

Where does one discover how and what can be tweaked in the secret app? I'm cautious but not afraid....hey, I've edited the windows registry countless times on my PC and never toasted the OS yet! Does that count for something? :D

Add: I had this happen once at my work WIFI, using an ancient DLink router using WEP. At the time, I was trying out a bluetooth headset (Plantronics Backbeat), which worked, albeit, after I was done listening to the podcast, be darned if I didn't get into this refusal to connect thing, and unbeknownst to me, I was using the 3G data connection for what I thought was a wifi broadcast. That sucked 175 megs that day! I was a bit pissed about that. I have not used the Bluetooth since then.

Rebooting my router at work fixed the problem but I hate doing that, because I've got other equipment on that network that likes to be permanently connected.
[Optimus 7 General] the.rider1290:
the same happened to a frined of mine: interoperability issues with that model of router and the phone, changed the router and after everything worked perfectly, that sucks, but it is
[Optimus 7 General] kapanak:
Had a similar problem, and simply could not pinpoint the cause. Solution? I resetted my router to factory settings, and started to change all the settings from scratch to my desired settings. One thing that helped solve my problem was that I changed the default IP address used by the router (in my case, 192.168.0.1) as well as the IP range to something more ... random. Also, I limited the number of allowed IPs to 10 rather than the default 100...That helped. Never got a disconnect or problem connecting again. I had the same thing happen on my mother's iPhone and my brother's Galaxy S, and this solved it.
[EVO 4G General] kamtsa:
I am currently on ClockworkMod Recovery 2.5.0.7. Is it safe to upgrade to 3.0.0.5?

I remember reading something about issues with the 3.x, something related to file formats, but and not sure if they are applicable.

Thanks,

Kam
[EVO 4G General] fbazaldua:
Read up. Here's some information from the development forum. Search and you shall find.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=897026
[EVO 4G General] kamtsa:
Yes, this is the posting I referred to. Thanks.

It has a long discussion but I am not sure what the bottom line is. Is it safe from me to switch to cwm 3.x? (I am on cm 6.1.2 and plan to upgrade to 7.x).
[EVO 4G General] mattykinsx:
It is safe, although you may find certain zips are not going to be flash-able due to being based off Amend.

Once you move to CM7, that won't matter to you because all .zips will HAVE to be based on Edify anyway.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] gungh0:
I'm just about to release an app, and after completing testing I have put in a LicenseChecker ServerManagedPolicy object calling the .checkAccess method. I have gone into my Developer console & set the License Test Response to "Licensed" (the app is not on the market yet).

About 90% of the time, it works OK. But about 10% of the time, the LicenceCheckerCallback routine is calling my dontAllow method. In this routine I shut down the app as I'm assuming its unlicensed.

Is the Licence server unreliable ? If people using my app are going to get kicked out this often, I will have to think about removing the Licence Check routines. Is there a better way of protecting the software ?

Thanks.
[HTC Inspire 4G] bigdaddydo:
Just sold my iPhone a good hefty amount :) Wheres the best place to get out of contract pricing? 400 isnt much, but I've heard of people getting it for 300? Anyone know where?

Also, my two year ends 02/26/2011, do I qualify for the upgrade pricing from Costco which is 79.99 or do I have to wait until that date?

Alex
[HTC Inspire 4G] x986123:
Yeah, go to Costco and ask them if you qualify for the early upgrade right now. If not, wait until the 26th... its a great price. ($79) I tried yesterday but they turned me down for an early upgrade, told me to go to the corporate store, and I can get it there. Try your luck!
[HTC Inspire 4G] grb5521:
Would love to know where I can buy one online at a reasonable price with no service contract.

att.com don't sell them without a service contract so that is out :(
[HTC Inspire 4G] yuniee:
AT&T stores have it retailed for 399.99 without commitment. They probably need more than a few in stock to sell it to you but that's the cheapest I have seen.
[HTC Inspire 4G] 1meanrex:
Just got mine today from ATT off contract $399 seems to be the cheapest right now anywhere. Seems kinda odd that they wouldn't sell u one.
[HTC Inspire 4G] silverwolf0:
Seen eBay prices as low as $320. Could probably dip below $300 in a week. I trust eBay more than say, small obscure handset websites, because I've never had a problem bidding on a phone and getting what I wanted in a timely manner, but when it came to an actual online retailer, they would give me the run-around on shipping or send me a defective product.
[HTC Inspire 4G] matt_b:
sometimes http://www.wirefly.com has good deals on early upgrades.
[HTC Inspire 4G] shamelin73:
Just got mine at BB for 324 plus tax. That was no contract price.
[HTC Inspire 4G] cavguy:
I got a pretty good early upgrade yesterday.

I have 2 lines, 1 shows ready for upgrade and the other addon line shows eligible on 4/24/11. Contract is up in August.

I went to a corporate store and they said 99 for the normal upgrade and 399 for the other.

I went home and called customer service and got the same story.

I then asked them what charges I would have if I cancel my account early.

They told me and after a couple of min. they gave me the retention rep.

Ended up getting 2 new Inspires, free shipping, for 79.99 each!
[HTC Inspire 4G] samven582:
how??

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[HTC Inspire 4G] carhigh:
Att store used an early upgrade for a non data enabled line for us and it was $300 and put on the data enabled line for me, but then i gave it to my wife. THEN the data stopped working for her line and we had to call and explain because there was something that needed to be enabled on her line for the 4g phone, EVEN though att was out of the 4g cards. So we have to go back to the store to get the 4g card i was supposed to get, but going to get for her line now.

Untill i buy another one. Maybe today. But that will probably be the full 400 price. Ill check bestbuy store see if its cheaper
[HTC Inspire 4G] carhigh:
Yeah, HOW ???????????

Shows $599 on the bestbuy website. And bestbuy cant do early upgrades for att accounts ........... SO, HOW ???????????????????????????????????????
[HTC Inspire 4G] samven582:
I got BB to match ATT. ATT sells the inspire for $399
[HTC Inspire 4G] bella92108:
He's a cashier there, haha. Kidding, but seriously, the BestBuy POS doesn't allow it to be rung up at that cost.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeeDeezNuts:
I have never downloaded a rom to my HTC Evo 4G before and I'm trying for the first time. I have rooted my phone through Unrevoked and I have superuser permissions and Rom manager. I am trying to download the B.O.S Liquid v1.2 rom and I have placed it in my phone. Then when I use rom manager to install it I select it and restart my phone and it gets stuck on the white HTC Evo 4G restart screen and i have to wait for it to die.

Is there anything i am doing wrong? Please help! Thank you.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacoballen22:
Why don't you use the recovery menu to install it. You have to wipe dalvik cache and cache partition first.

Swyped from my sexy EVO.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeeDeezNuts:
Sorry I don't know what most of these things mean yet. I selected wipe cache on rom manager before i installed it.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NewZJ:
which version of clockwork recovery are you using?

at the top of rom manager it says "current version" or "installed version"

I have the old hboot and 3.0.0.5 gives me issues while 2.5.0.7 is flawless
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SeeDeezNuts:
It says I have clockwork version 3.0.0.5 how can i change it to 2.5.0.7?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agentphantom:
Dude, no disrespect but you are going to get blasted from others unless you spend the time to research. By the way, you get previous clockwork mods from rom manager, scroll to the bottom. Next time, spend more researching, no disrespect.
[Nook Color General] GTOMEX09:
I've been loving my rooted NC for a few months now and decided I'd screw things up just for a little fun. :D Long story short.....I'm stuck with a black screen when powering on. I tried to make a CWR sd, but it just won't boot up. I also have a nookie froyo sd card that I used a few times and that boots up fine.

I've tried making the original and the ext4 versions with both win7 and ubuntu and I just can't get it to work. Am I missing something obvious?
[Nook Color General] GTOMEX09:
I've tried multiple sd cards and flashed 1gb, 2gb, and 8gb versions and nothing at all. I'm seriously confused here.
[Nook Color General] samuelhalff:
A bootable card is an SDcard with a bootable partition (boot flag) containing the following files: MLO, uImage, u-boot.bin and uRamdisk.

So check that when you insert your sdcard into your PC, a device pops up named boot, containing those files. And check in gparted that the partition has the boot flag.

There's no reason your Nook shouldn't boot of those conditions are met..

Are you sure your burning the image file and not the zip file? Extract the .img before burning.

Sam
[Nook Color General] GTOMEX09:
Hi Sam. I've read a bunch of posts of yours about corrupt boot partitions, which I believe is my issue.

I am writing the .img and the card has the appropriate files on it. I'm not sure about the boot flag. How is that checked in gparted? I really appreciate your help.
[Nook Color General] samuelhalff:
You should see the flag in the boot partition properties..

I really don't know. Burning the image is all there is to it. If your nook doesn't boot, maybe you should use the adb method for now..

Simply push boot.img found on shad0wf0x's thread. See his thread in dev for the "how-to".
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] testaccount:
Hello everyone,

I have flashed my Tmobile branded TP2 with energyrom, using its builtin WIFI router I am able to share my internet connection and tether my laptop and ipods to the phone, however when i use the internet sharing via usb, windows 7 says there is no internet connection (not valid IP address)

I am using the 2.99 a month tzones internet, been using it never had a problem with tethering over usb until now, not sure why it stopped working.:confused:
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] spookje88:
Hi,

I used to have android on my HTC HD 2 but it suddenly after a few months wouldnt work anymore. So I decided to format the sd card and try a new build so I tried to use a build with MAGLDR which in the end seemed to work, but when I shut down the phone and turned it on again I had to run through setup and everything again, and I again was lost my text messages which I received before I turned it off.

I also tried a build with the SD card method, and when I launch this by tapping haret it shows a few white lines in a black window, afterwards you get HTC home screen and then it shuts down automatically.

I believe I had for both of the builds the good radio and HSPL version,

can somebody please help me, because windows freaks me out.

Cheers Caspar
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] truc007:
Try to delete the partition on your sd. Receate one and format it (no fast format)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] kekelovewi:
flash ur memory
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] nenich78:
You can try Task29. It worked great for me
[Nook Color General] Thuneau:
Is there a way to move the status bar to the top of the screen? Maybe even turn it into a slide out drawer?

Sent from Nooted Nook using XDA app
[Windows Phone 7 General] Il_Baffo:
as title says...

I haven't found anything around yet; I would like to import my about 2 thousand text messages from the old (WM 6.5) smartphone.
[Windows Phone 7 General] The Gate Keeper:
there are several threads about this, and the answer is still not possible at present.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] isaiah12345:
would it be possible to create an emulator for windows phone 7 that runs windows mobile apps, like Classic for the palm pre? If web os can do it why cant windows phone 7?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ycavan:
WP7 "sandboxes" applications so no single application can take down the entire phone. So app developers are designing applications with their hands tied behind their backs, figuratively. As more APIs are released, we'll see better things in the future.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CSMR:
-Yes it is possible.

-If it were done, it probably wouldn't pass marketplace rules. MS banned some game emulators already, a shocking decision which shows you need directly installable apps.

-If it were done, it might not run at an acceptable speed for 10 years, assuming phones progress at Moore's law.

-The programming required would be an immense task.

-Almost no value would be created as there aren't enough important, unique WM applications.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Gate Keeper:
the argument about game emulators banned is not due to the fact they dislike emulators, they would happily support it IF the intellectual property of the games themselves could be done without a legal storm occurring. So for example, if someone makes a gameboy emulator for windows phone (which i've seen an image of on some of the other sites), MS would be happy to put the emulator up if the games themselves could be transferred legally. This would mean that Nintendo would need to approve of what is happening and get their cut... they wouldn't ever allow it as it takes away from their devices and profits. So that is why MS doesn't allow the emulators. It's no shocking decision...
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CSMR:
Emulators are completely legal.

Games can also be transferred legally, although that is not MS's responsibility.

No 3rd parties need to approve.

The decision is shocking from two points of view. Firstly, legitimate software is being banned. Secondly, it is a strategic mistake as Microsoft does not have an interest in Nintendo's profits. Microsoft has an interest in creating secure platforms, but why should it hurt its own users in order to secure other companies' platforms?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Gate Keeper:
i never said emulators were illegal. i made the argument that games couldn't be transferred legally. this is backed by there being no actual means except via some online process. how would you propose it can be done legally? without it being abused by pirates? if you can answer this using current technologies available to windows phone, then you can trumpt my argument as well as MS's stance on it.

I'm not sure if MS have an interest or not in Nintendo's profits, but what does xbox on a windows phone speak of then... it's a handheld gaming device, like a nintendo DS is. So maybe they are? i'm not sure.

Furthermore, you just validated my point... "creating secure platforms", this also means stopping a legal storm for themselves and any developers that put their stuff on the platform.

I know it's very Apple like of an argument, and MS is quite liberal with it (e.g. torrent controllers are allowed in WP marketplace, but not iTunes marketplace), but there is a point where they have to say no.

Basically, until you can provide a means to actually legally do it, without piracy being able to subvert this (which is pretty much impossible because you can download the ROMs anyways... and then make a claim that you legally own the game, when you just downloaded the ROM), my argument which is MS's stance, is valid.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] orangekid:
It is legal to download the ROM if you own the game, so that is a legal way of doing it.

For instance, I own like 50 NES games, I actually have the games in my closet, so it would be perfectly legal for me to download a SMB rom onto my WP7 phone and run it via an emulator.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Gate Keeper:
Whilst you own the games and therefore are legally about to, that still doesn't respond to my point...

Also, that still doesn't provide a method for how to do it legally for those that do not have the games? you can make the claim and aye i believe you do own those games, but there are plenty who a) want to play those games and are happy to pay for it, OR b) want to play those games and don't want to play for it because they could download it illegally (piracy). as i said... provide an theoretical way using today's technologies available to Windows Phone to transfer the ROMs legally without piracy overrunning it, and you can null and void my argument and MS stance, if not, then it's still stands.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CSMR:
Emulators are legal, hosting emulators is legal.

Doing legal things doesn't create "legal storms".

Take a game, extract the ROM ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ROM_image ), then you have it on your computer. Since WP7 is still short on basic features, the emulator software needs to sync the ROM on the computer with its internal storage.

If I buy a Nintendo product, the revenue does not magically go to microsoft via xbox on windows phone. Xbox on windows phone is not a mechanism for microsoft to hack into Nintendo's profits. You have some conspiracy theory?

What?

Microsoft is prohibiting legal software on its marketplace.

It has no reason for doing so because it is not harming its ecosystem. Emulators would not make its current platforms less secure, unless they emulate those platforms which is not feasible. Maybe it would hurt competitors a bit. If the market is uncollusive, it shouldn't care.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Gate Keeper:
you seem to miss my point... it isn't the emulator themselves, it's the games. and yes i know you can get the ROMs off a proper game fine, but i'm talking about the many that abuse it and just download the ROM in general without actually paying for the game. that is what causes a legal storm, not the emulator themselves... merely googling a game with the word ROM after it will lead you to many places that upload the ROMs. That is the part which is pretty much impossible for MS to stop. do you see my point now?

A proposed solution would be for the emulator developer to house the roms on a site, and people would sign into the site using an account (windows live in this case), and they could purchase the right to download/use the rom. but then, what if you own the game? you don't want to have to purchase it again, so how about uploading your own rom? which opens up propsed solution to piracy as well... but even in terms of purchasing the use of the rom, the manufacturers/publishers of the game would need to be involved as i'm sure they'll just sue the developer for doing it illegally.

EMULATOR = LEGAL

TRANSFER OF ROM IN A LEGAL WAY = VERY DIFFICULT...

anyways, back on point...

ycavan and CSMR have it right, it's doable but very difficult. In pretty much all cases it would be better for the originally developer to redo their program for windows phone 7, especially if they made it in C#.NET or VB.NET as these languages are supported in Windows Phone 7.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CSMR:
Microsoft isn't legally responsible for this. It also has no interest in stopping people from downloading old ROMs illegally.

Hosting an emulator is legal. Not taking deliberate action to block an emulator is legal. That's Microsoft's part in this.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vetvito:
Doesn't seem to be a problem in other markets.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] orangekid:
very true, I have a hard time believing that MS is any more ethical than Google
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WithinRafael:
Game emulators are banned because their sole purpose is to execute illegal ROMs. There's no valid use case and therefore not allowed. (And yes, I verified this.)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] orangekid:
the thing is though is that that's not true, in fact it's false.

It IS legal to play ROMs that you own on an emulator, therefore it is not the "sole purpose" to play illegal games. I actually own like 50 NES games and play Dr, Mario, contra, and super techmo bowl on my HD2 regularly when I want to kill some time.

so whomever you verified this was full of ****.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brummiesteven:
http://www.nintendo.com/corp/legal.jsp#download_rom
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CSMR:
This is a biased source. Even that only refers to downloading from the internet, not extracting it yourself.

Point to a single person who has been convicted or penalized in any way for having a rom (or any other intellectual property of any sort) he owns "physically" also on his pc.