yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] firegun:
Just search in market place for "IMO":)

This is a nice Application for Social Networking

Which includes,

MSN,

Yahoo,

AIM/ICQ,

Google Talk,

My Space,

Skype only messenger (No support for voice and video):(

Facebook,

Jabber.

This all in one Application works really great and manages Contacts and friends

and many more please give a try.

If you find this post is useful please dont forget to give a Thanks:D

And yes its a Free Application :)

Again all the credits goes to the Developer

Sorry if i am wrong but i like this all in one instant messenger application:cool:
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] bogdatov:
I believe "Meebo" does the same
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] firegun:
Yea thats Right

Meebo needs an meebo account to save all the IM message

but for this application no need of Application Accounts

Hope you got the picture

Thank you
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] bogdatov:
Not really. You dont need Meebo account. You can add separate accounts (ICQ, AIM, etc) in Meebo on Android too. It is just more convenient to have it aggregated under Meebo account. But you do not have to :)
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] firegun:
i am sorry i don't know that

Thanks for the information

but does meebo has skype support? i think IMO has skype too

and also i like the UI of IMO then other

please give a try you can feel the difference

anyway thank you :)
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] Archer:
No Twitter support? I guess that's no big deal since nobody's heard of or is using Twitter.
[G Tablet General] ksc6000:
I bought a G-Tablet from ebay for about $320 (shipped), but it hasn't arrived yet. I recently had bought the Nook Color and rooted it, overclocked it to it's max, and still was severely disappointed in its performance. My nexus one, *not* overclocked, although rooted but pretty much stock with launcher pro...blew it away in every performance measurement I used: flash

videos in the browser, general browsing, video playing.

I guess I should have asked this question before I went ahead and actually bought the gtablet, but are there any Nexus One owners here who can make the strange apples to oranges comparison between the Gtablet and the N1 as far as performance? Once you've rooted and modded the Gtablet of course, I'm not looking for a stock to stock comparison (even though my N1 is nearly stock)
[G Tablet General] tekrhino:
Are you just looking for quadrant scores?
[G Tablet General] ksc6000:
No, not at all. I'm actually not looking for performance "benchmarks".

I am looking to see if anyone who has the N1 and the GTablet can comment on if web browsing, flash video playing, playing videos that neither device have codecs for via RockPlayer...., how well the Gtablet does compared to the N1. Because like I said, I bought the nook color, and overclocked it all the way, put launcher pro on it.....but it was still so sluggish when it came to browsing smoothness, flash video playing, playing videos in rockplayer and so on...my N1 which is not at all overclocked or anything blew it out of the water.
[G Tablet General] tekrhino:
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[G Tablet General] tekrhino:
Hmmmm?

Quadrant, Linpack, and Nena are all trusted benchmark tools for android devices.

And although I own both devices you're asking about I've never really ran benchmarks on them side by side.

I will say that my N1 does perform better from experience with using them both.

What I take into account is the fact that froyo and gingerbread are better suited for devices with calling capabilities and the gtab is would be better suited for honeycomb.

Maybe someone else has done what you're asking.
[G Tablet General] brutusbucknuts:
I would say that on the G Tab flash is smoother, web browsing is just as fast (I use dolphin browser hd), launcherpro on the g tab is a little faster, and most apps are about the same (Gmail has a little lag but not major). I use Cyanogenmod 7 on my N1 and VeganTab on my G Tab, and I love them both!
[G Tablet General] ksc6000:
Thanks you brutusbucknuts, that's the kind of comparison I'm looking for. I'm glad to hear that. Anyone else?
[G Tablet General] EwanG:
Have both, though my N1 is running stock Froyo and my G-Tab is running Vegan Tab with the 5.1.1 supplement. In general the experience is comparable between the two, although web browsing is easier on the bigger screen (so is Angry Birds for that matter).

tl;dr brutusbucknuts review +1
[G Tablet General] Butch1326:
I agree with the previous comments provided. General usage, the gtab seems a little speedier, but overall, both are fairly comparable.
[Nook Color General] petey00:
Is a new tun.ko required for Nookie Froyo? I was using the version from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=889736 for Eclair but am not able to get it to work when running Nookie Froyo off of SD.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yopete525:
Are there any hardware accelerated browsers available for Android currently, other than the Samsung browser? I'm not sure whether the Opera Mobile 10.1 beta uses it, it was talked about a lot months ago but talk of such has since stopped. Additionally, Opera Mobile hasn't been updated since mid-November, and still has a lot of quirks (scrolling in general isn't optimized, text input boxes/soft keyboard behavior is annoying, incorrect page rendering etc). But either way, general panning and pinch-to-zoom is still noticeably smoother than with the stock browser, and it's got me looking for other options, which I can't find.

From what I know, Stock, Miren, Firefox, Dolphin, and Skyfire all don't use it either.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zerocool79346:
Stock Sense browser is indeed accelerated, Dolphin HD is as well. Skyfire is in a way, just not on the phone side of things in that all the web pages are rendered on the server side. Pretty sure Opera uses it both in the Mobile and Mini versions though I'm like you and hate the quirky behavior of it.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] travis55:
i have tryed everying and this is my last resort
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spc_hicks09:
Why are you installing ADB through teamview instead of SDK ? SDK is so much easier.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spc_hicks09:
Resolved or no ??????
[Desire Accessories] AshleyNG2:
Trying to search for compatible headphones with all the trimmings (mic/volume control/track changer) I'm finding difficult.

So for future reference if everybody could post what they are using and what options work with it, I will then categorise this in this post as appropriate.

Thank you !

Compatibility List:

In-Ear

Standard iPhone 3GS - track changer and mic (thanks hmhm)

MEElectronics M9P - track changer and mic (thanks Turbii)

Wireless

Sony Ericsson MW600 (thanks kiki_tt)

http://www.sonyericsson.com/cws/products/accessories/overview/mw600?cc=gb&lc=en

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7odBUj2Ey9Y

Over-Ear
[Desire Accessories] kiki_tt:
sony ericsson mw600
[Desire Accessories] hmhm:
i use the headphones of an iphone 3gs.

track control and mic are working
[Desire Accessories] Turbii:
I have MEElectronics M9P. No volume control, but pick-up phone, play/pause, next are all controlled by one button. I LOVE IT!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] kidcash:
Hello Guys,

As we know on WM2003 all the programs pool up in the memory, as using the "X" Doesn't really quit them.

I'm wondering is there any sort of user-configurable script avaliable to be able to shut down all the programs in the tray that are idle or not in use or something similar as the device get's slow after all the programs are open and it's a bit annoying having to manually go into the task manager and shut them all down.

I know some may suggest upgrade to WM5/6 but I like the Speed and old style look of WM2003.

Thanks guys.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] aeroflyluby:
Believe me that it will annoy you.

For example: You use some type of communicator which don't send non-idle messages, then you want to explore the INTERNEEETTT... puff your communicator shot down and you gave up all texting.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] absskier:
somehow i managed to remove the stock keyboard while attempting to install the gingerbread keyboard port. could someone help me restore the stock keyboard? much appreciation....
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

A new ROM for the TMO_AT operator:

RUU_Mozart_TMO_AT_1.28.112.03_Radio_5.52.09.16_22.33a.50.10U_by_ansar

see also thread: Windows Phone 7 Branded ROMs for Mozart

Till next version enjoy!!!

Regards, ansar.
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

The minor version number of ROM Radio updated.

Regards, ansar.
[7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Hi,

A new ROM for the TMO_CZ operator:

RUU_Mozart_TMO_CZ_1.27.113.02_Radio_5.51.09.29_22.32.50.09U_by_ansar

see also thread: Windows Phone 7 Branded ROMs for Mozart

Till next version enjoy!!!

Regards, ansar.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] iarapilot:
Anyone find a skype that works with Gingerbread 2.3.2? I have tried 3 different ones, and every time I put in my name and password, then hit sign in, I get a force close. Either with WiFi or 3G.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] firegun:
I also facing the same problem with Gingerbread:confused:

so what i am using is IMO which supports Skype but only messages this does not support skype video and voice

if you like you can try IMO from market place which is a free application:)
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] iarapilot:
Thanks. Might give it a try. Really want a voice app though.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] dissa2000:
I had the same problem. Now Skype works with this GB build. This is the best GB build I've found so far..good for daily use..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=957652
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] czacha234:
Hi,

You need to edit "build.prop" located in /system/ and root is required. In build.prop change the line "ro.kernel.android.checkjni=1" from 1 to 0 (zero) and reboot. I did this and worked for me. :D
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] shamez23:
Go to settings->applications->all applications->skype and move data from sd to phone.

This also works with other apps like angry birds that force close when they are installed to sd.
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] triplett:
thank you a lot
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] pilyeri:
ı have some problems for this app
[Nexus S General] iDroidFan:
I'm interested to know the overclocks that everyone gets and what kernel/roms they are using.

I'm using Cyanogenmod 7 RC1, Netarchy 1.2.4 CFS. At 1.2 Ghz atm.
[Nexus S General] voyager_s:
Well my signature down below is what im currently using.

I tried to up the speed to 1.3ghz and it worked fine but i had one random reboot, and so i just decided to go back to 1.2ghz.

No problems at all so far.

Edit - its the 1.2.4 cfs version of netarchy by the way!

Sent from my Nexus S (Bionix 1.3 - netarchy kernel 1.2 ghz)
[Nexus S General] Gilg@mesh:
1.3GHz STABLE with CM7 and Netarchy 1.2.4 CFS
[Nexus S General] iKitsunee:
CM7 RC1

Netarchy 1.2.3 BFS

1.4 GHZ

Stability? - I'll get back to you on that after a few more days of usage.
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
its a shame some phone tolerate higher overclocks better than others
[Nexus S General] iDroidFan:
It's natural though, it's the same with overclocking pc processors - some handle higher speeds and that's that XD
[Nexus S General] Serious_Beans:
I'm running CM7 RC1 with Netarchy 1.2.4 CFS

@ 1.2ghz stable, I can't hit anything higher though.
[Nexus S General] sedde:
1.3ghz with nightly #1 and netarchy 1.2.4 bfs rock stable
[Nexus S General] simms22:
i use a bunch of different kernels, mostly different trinity kernels(released and test kernels) and netarchys kernels. my ns can run stablely at 1.6ghz, and even run 1.7ghz but not very stable. that said, i mostly use 1.2 through 1.5ghz for daily use(almost exclusively with cyanogenmod). 1.6ghz and 1.7ghz i save for benchmarking, they are not that great on battery life as you can imagine :eek:
[Nexus S General] brmayhem:
CM7 RC1

Natarchy 1.2.4 BFS

1.4 GHZ

Rock solid
[Nexus S General] jonjon68:
Opinions vary on that. O/C'ing these phones has no real purpose other than as a geek factor. There's nothing I've installed on my phone that pushes the default clock speed on these hummingbirds.

With that said, I can run at 1.3 and remain stable. Just no reason to and the negative potential impact, instability and more importantly accelerating the death of the CPU, presents more reasons not to O/C than there are to do so.

Opinion yes, but if someone has an app they use that doesn't run well at stock, but does when overclocking, I'd love to hear it and try that scenario out.
[Nexus S General] meetagrawal:
100% correct.

Developers, give me better apps/games so I can actually use the device's potential. Until then, everyone else can have their wet dreams about getting a dual core phone.
[Nexus S General] bolabola118:
HI, how did u get 'H' to show up, instead of 3g?? Thanks
[Nexus S General] simms22:
its not enabled by default(in stock), but is enabled in some custom roms, like cm7.
[Nexus S General] slowz3r:
its weird, before netarchy instituted the safeboot at 1ghz feature in his kernels i would just get boot loops but after boot i can overclock it as i please .

im not really complaining either way i just think its funny
[Nexus S General] kenvan19:
Well put. I overclock my phone just to show off. There is no noticeable change unless you count the number on my setcpu widget

Sent from my MattedBlues CM7 Google Nexus S!
[Nexus S General] ryan562:
CM7 RC1

Netarchy 1.2.4 CFS 1.3ghz stable

haven't tried 1.2.4 BFS yet.
[Nexus S General] Worsty:
Ditto for me.
[Nexus S General] ruthless10001:
do you guys can really confirm that these overcloked devices can make the whole day with standart batteries??because i know mine and i am pretty sure it cant(with me using it at least)...
[Nexus One General] ksc6000:
I bought a G-Tablet from ebay for about $320 (shipped), but it hasn't arrived yet. I recently had bought the Nook Color and rooted it, overclocked it to it's max, and still was severely disappointed in its performance. My nexus one, *not* overclocked, although rooted but pretty much stock with launcher pro...blew it away in every performance measurement I used: flash videos in the browser, general browsing, video playing of non supported codecs through Rockplayer (worked flawlessly on the N1, was choppy on the Nook Color)

I guess I should have asked this question before I went ahead and actually bought the gtablet, but are there any Nexus One owners here who can make the strange apples to oranges comparison between the Gtablet and the N1 as far as performance? Once you've rooted and modded the Gtablet of course, I'm not looking for a stock to stock comparison (even though my N1 is nearly stock)
[Nexus One General] HighTech216:
I still have a few days to return mine... They have a Honeycomb port on the evo. But things are developing rather slow for the gtablet. Gingerbread runs well but everything is still work in progress.

I can't knock it. But I can't say I'm completely satisfied either. I was also an early Nexus One adopter and it took me almost a year to love it. I bet I end up keeping the gtablet, it'll get there eventually.

The performance is like running windows 3.1 on a quad core. The hardware is amazing, software not so much.
[Nexus One General] wschom:
I have both the N1 and the GTablet. The Gtablet is much faster with the correct ROM. My wife uses it mostly to read Manga. Every now and then I get my hands on it to tinker a bit :) Quadrant speeds are much higher on the tablet.

I think this would be a great tablet for Honeycomb. If I had the knowledge and was able to use it for more than about an hour I would work on a Honeycomb port.
[Nexus One General] DumbUglyDragon:
I have both as well. I almost bought a Nook Color, but the hardware on the GTablet is more "Tablet" oriented. I flash a new ROM every couple of week so far. It is pretty quick with a custom ROM, but none of the current ROMs (based off of Froyo) are really utilizing the Tegra 2 to its fullest potential I think. I believe the devs are waiting for Honeycomb devices to be released (Xoom) and to get their hands on system dumps.
[Nexus One General] britoso:
Wow $320? I was considering the nook but at this price point combined with the tegra2 and 10.1" screen this may be a contender!

http://www.viewsonic.com/gtablet/spec.htm

Things I noticed:

-The battery may appear weak @ 3650mAh, but this review says otherwise.

-No sensors? (accelerometer, magnetometer, light)

-No HDMI port, but a proprietor connector with a cable forecasted in the future.

-working bluetooth, dont know if the headset profile is supported

-100% need to nuke the default software and install CM7

Good review: http://www.linuxslate.org/Review_Viewsonic_G-Tablet_Android_Tablet.html
[Nexus One General] jacindc:
I have both an N1 and a G-Tab, and am running the VEGAn ROM on my tab. I love it, especially since it will allow me to bide my time a bit before taking the plunge on the new Honeycomb tablets, so that those prices can maybe drop a bit.

I have used my laptop maybe twice since I got the GTab, back just before Thanksgiving. I use it mostly in the evenings on the sofa while watching TV, to surf, IM/Twitter/Facebook, read e-mail, read Kindle books, and of course play Angry Birds.
[Nexus One General] Bradaland:
Nexus One & GTab

I too have an N1 and a GTablet running the Adam ROM.

The tablet is a great piece of hardware, and it really only becomes cool once you get the correct ROM (VEGAN or ADAM) on it.

The speed is amazing.

I get almost 20-24 hours of charge out of the device.

I've even got more than 2.5 days of standby time (screen off, wifi off, but not in true standby mode)

I also have the dock for it (kinda pricey at $70), but hey, now I have a media tablet that hooks up to my HDTV, has a USB drive attached, and I can use a wireless keyboard to have some fun with it from afar.

All-in-all, I give the GTablet two-thumbs up!

That said, I'm getting a XOOM tomorrow to play with next!
[Nexus One General] Buck Shot:
Cyan has a ROM for it in beta testing

Sent from my Nexus One
[Nexus One General] jonfawcett:
I also have an N1 and a G Tab. Absolutely the first thing to do is install a custom rom. I'm running latest TNT Lite with Launcher Pro and this thing runs circles around my N1. I tried the gAdam rom also, but I think notionink needs to get their act together and fix their issues before we'll have a decent port. I stuck with tnt lite because it keeps a few of the cool tablet changes like the 3-pane settings area. I'm not sure if CM has this.

I've only had it a few days, but battery life is fabulous. Lasted all of yesterday with wifi all day, normal email, web, game, etc use and still had 40% when I went to bed. Such a far cry from needing to charge my N1 around 5pm.

Also, it does indeed have an accelerometer and a light sensor. Does not have GPS or Magnetometer (compass).
[Nexus One General] Santoro:
Link please?
[Nexus One General] Tostino:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=951822

It's not exactly CM... but it is based on it.

Anyways I also have a G Tablet. I am a huge fan of it, and use it every day. Tether it with my N1, and life is good =D. I am actually running the above rom on it right now. It's pretty good, it just needs some work on drivers still. Nvidia just released the gingerbread drivers for Tegra 2 though, so it will probably be in the next release of Vegan.
[Nexus One General] teh_lorax:
Is the viewing angle really that bad?
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/14637-cyanogenmod-7-for-g-tablet-v700-beta1-1192011/
[Nexus One General] jacindc:
It's not fabulous, but I read Kindle books on it all the time with no problem. Sometimes it's better to hold it upside down for a slightly better look. And it is true that laying it flat on a table and then trying to type will be pretty hard angle-wise. But if you're sitting somewhere, holding it in your hands, it's acceptable.

(All of this is said, though, with the understanding that N1 owners are very spoiled when it comes to display since the N1's is so beautiful, so it still might be an issue for you even though I don't find it any big deal.)
[Nexus One General] player911:
I was really torn over the GTab or iPad2. I purchased an iPad1 just to play with and while the OS is atrocious, the screen is bright, awesome, and responsive.

I plan to use a tablet for business to show off websites and draw up designs on the spot. While I really wanted an Android tablet, nothing really strikes my fancy regarding the screen. The GTab's screen size is odd too, making it really feel like an oversized phone.

I took the iPad back because of the iPad2 release next week. During which I bought a Nook to play with. Sure the Nook had a great IPS screen but the it was sluggish and wasn't responsive to my touches when trying to sketch, plus the 7" screen was too small.

I really need a 4:3 10" and it seems the iPad2 @ $499 is the best bet for me.

Like previously said, coming from a Nexus and playing with the iPad, the display is very important to me.
[Nexus One General] Butch1326:
I've had a Viewsonic G Tablet since November 21st. I love it. I have mainly stayed with TnT Lite because it's the most stable custom rom.

Performance: Both are about the same. I'd give a slight edge to the G Tablet.

Screen: The N1 screen is slightly easier on the eyes. There are many reports about the G Tablet's poor viewing angles and quality. Personally, it hasn't bothered me as much as some other folks. I use the G Tablet in Landscape mode 99% of the time, and has been fine. I've watched movies, football games, and played angry birds for hours on end without getting major eye strain. When in Portrait mode is where you really see the poor viewing quality. TnT Lite includes a hack that provides a subtle improvement on the viewing quality. You really see a difference when reading books and comics on the G Tablet.

The key with the G Tablet is that it really is only usable with a custom rom. Although, Viewsonic recently made available a Unit Test version of their next stock rom upgrade (3991), and it seems really slick, especially in Classic Home mode. I expect when it's released, more users will start using the stock rom. Of course, everyone is anxiously awaiting for Honeycomb to become available on the G Tablet.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ahmadfarisfs:
All application show wrong reading in temp it show abot 3.5 degree Celciuss and it's just not real..

Why >? how to fix that ?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Ianis G. Vasilev:
The phone does not have a thermometer (Would be cool though) so you just need to specify the correct location but turning on GPS and Wireless network locations. If the correct location is set, there is nothing to do except for obtaining the temperatures from the server you determine your temperatures.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] allsalvati:
He is talking about CPU and battery temperature sensors. Mine doesn't work neither. Seems that only works in Fahrenheit.

I don't know how to fix.

Senate from my LG-P500h using XDA App
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Jaylapeno:
The fault is with the phone. When using certain battery apps, you're supposed to multiply the degrees by 10 to get the actual figure. So 3.5C = 35C

you do the same with 'v' except use 1000 so it'l be 4.000
[Optimus One, P500, V General] sinax09:
and why exactly do it do that?, from what i've expirienced i figured it's a hardware problem, cuz i tried a lot of software modifications and got the same temperature readings.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dogans:
I've noticed that the lockscreen adds a dark tint on the wallpaper.

Is there anyway to remove that dark tint (regedit perhaps)? Really ruins some colorful pictures and makes already dark pictures even darker =/

Thanks!
[Windows Phone 7 General] comeradealexi:
not sure what you mean - the screen dims after a little while but i havent noticed this problem on my omnia 7 - what device are you using?