yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire HD Accessories] superdon:
Have a read of http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=819651

I went for a Casemate Barely There when I first got the DHD. But, I didnt think it gave quite enough protection.

I have just ordered a Casemate Pop from Amazon, being delivered tomorrow.

As far as I could tell, the Pop gave less bulk than the Commuter - but thats only looking at the reviews.
[Desire HD Accessories] ToneyEricsson:
I have the case mate pop and case mate tough. If you want a good grip get the case mate tough, I still prefer the case mate tough which is a dual case (silicon and hard) over the pop.
[Desire HD Accessories] mrbubba999:
I have the Otterbox Commuter and its not really bulky at all, in fact less than the silicone case I had. Offers very good protection and the volume and power buttons are very easy to use.

The USB and headphones socket has a nice cover, which stops fluff and other pocket stuff getting in the holes

Well worth the 17.99 from play.com, just wish I bought it first, as I've spent money on other cases!
[Desire HD Accessories] 5kordez5:
Some people say that otterbox feels like it will fall off the device. And also is the screen well protected, raised from the table if resting on the screen. What is the material like, is it slippery and is it easy to scrach. Are there any problems that you noticed, and do you think that otterbox commuter case is worth its money ?

Thanks :D
[Desire HD Accessories] mrbubba999:
The case will not fall off! It is raised at the edges so will offer protection if you lay it face down. The plastic feels fine, not dropped it yet though. Worth the money? Definitely cheaper than replacing the phone, although I'm sure it cost a lot less than 17.99 to make!

I would definitely buy another commuter case for my next phone
[Desire HD Accessories] teihoata:
I got the otterbox case as soon as it came out and the plastic hard case has broken near the bottom above the charger/headphone flap. Anyone else had this problem? keen to buy try case-mate this time around. Otterbox's whole ordering system was such a pain
[Desire HD Accessories] aussieglis:
I have the commuter case and I quite like it. I feel much better about carrying my beloved phone around with it on. I don't think it makes the phone bulky. Actually I think it improves the way the phone feels in your hand ALOT. You really notice it when you write in landscape mode. It fits much better into your hands and it makes a better writing experience.

The outer plastic layer feels very tough, and I think it will be hard to make a visible scratch on. The silicone layer inside wraps around the phone nicely and does the job with protecting the screen when you put it screen down/drop it screen down... BUT the silicone wrapping feels a bit thin, and the one at the bottom of the phone is a pain in the ass. It will definitly fall off in the end. It's very loose and my finger keeps lifting it up when I swipe my finger into it...

SO I baught a Case-Mate tough case. I havent received it yet so I can't say much about it, but it looks badass.
[Desire HD Accessories] maly888:
I have CM Pop - he like scratches...
[Desire HD Accessories] 5kordez5:
is there anyone that has both the otterbox commuter and the case-mate pop so he could tell me which one makes the device bigger. and also i wanted to ask if otterbox commuter is the same thing as case-mate tough -same size.. tnx:o
[Desire HD Accessories] Ehrles:
I saw comparison Pics of the commuter and the Pop and the Pop Case makes the DHD a lot bigger! It looks nice but I don´t want a bulky smartphone so yesterday I ordered the Otterbox Commuter.( and the Defender..which actually makes the phone bulky but I want to see how the screenprotector works )
[Desire HD Accessories] DoctorAnonimous:
There 's some images? Thanks
[Desire HD Accessories] 5kordez5:
Yea some pictures would be great... :D
[Desire HD Accessories] en3s:
my recommendation is case-mate barely there .. it has no bulk , but is low on protection.. you get screen protector with it ..

my friend's phone drop with case-mate barely there , it landed on concrete and not a scratch.
[Desire HD Accessories] Aenima462:
I love the otterbox commuter! Makes the device feel better when holding it. There's no way in hell that this case will fall off if you drop the phone
[Desire HD Accessories] jaredlum1988:
the pop case is better imo, snug fit and a nice color scheme!
[Desire HD Accessories] adamnickster:
Dont buy cheep china cases they colored your phone :(
[Desire HD Accessories] Dr. MaRV:
I have an Otterbox Defender, that turns the phone into a real monster of mobile communication. It's very big and heavy, so it's not suitable for all people. But if you use your Phone for outdoor activities, there's no better case.
[Desire HD Accessories] Cheico:
I also can recommend the Case Mate barely there. The screen protector is very good.
[Desire HD Accessories] PaalW:
Barely there is a very nice one. I've used it for quite a while, but now i prefer my htc kickstand case with leather finish. Looks great, slightly thicker and heavier than barely there.

O and why stick a piece of plastic on a screen that doesnt need protection in the first place
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcdi:
Hello everybody

I have the following problem with my phone. After flashing my phone with v9.2 I am not able to use Kies Air Application and AirSync. After some search I found out that when I check my router to see which is the IP of my phone it does not display it at all, as it is not connected to the WiFi network. Despite that my phone is normally connected to the WiFi having internet and everything. The IP that the galaxy is displaying is nowhere to be found. Do you have any ideas as to what is happening?

Thank you
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
i had this problem where it wouldnt connect, i just re flashed and it was fine, if that dont work get the darky rom app and select alternative wifi driver :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcdi:
I re-flashed and chose the alt wifi drivers but still is not working!
[Desire HD General] @home:
I did ask this yesterday but my thread appears to have been deleted.

Is there an application that will let me turn on my screen with the volume keys.

I was using screen mode but it doesn't appear to work with all the Roms i've tried

Thanks
[Desire HD General] Wuzz3r:
There is two options, either you buy a custom lock screen off the market, for example widget locker, or lockbot pro which has the option for wake with the volume keys. If you are root s-off etc. you can use buttonremapper which is available from the market to change the volume rocker function to act as the power button.
[Desire HD General] @home:
Thanks for the reply & suggestions.

I tries ButtonRemapper but it didn't work.

I do have the full up paid version of LockBot Pro - could you tell me where the setting is to map the volume buttons to turn on screen?

Thanks again
[Desire HD General] @home:
Anyone help with this?
[Desire HD General] Wuzz3r:
In lock bot pro, the option is called 'prevent wake up'.
[Desire HD General] @home:
Many Thanks to you:)
[Desire HD General] lukesky:
do you have a custom rom or are you using stock rom? reason I'm asking is i realised only stock roms or kernels have the ability to wake using the volume buttons and I was wondering if lockbot pro was any different
[Desire HD General] @home:
I am using custom roms.

I have tried the lockbot pro feture & if I take the tick out of prevent wake up it works ok, so far.

I did try on another rom earlier today but it didn't work.

I did fancy widget locker but not sure if it does what I want?

Cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borisfeltmann:
Hi,

My Samsung Galaxy S is very slow. In search of a way to increase performance I found 'Project Voodoo' and its 'lag fix'.

I tried to install the lag fix on my Samsung Galaxy S, but until now I haven't succeed! There is not a lot of help on the project Voodoo site, is I hope I will find some help over here.

Info about my SGS:

- android 2.2

- small band version: I9000XXJPP

- kernel:2.6.32.9 (root at SE-S608 #1)

- build; FROYO.XWJPA

I tried to perform the following steps (from the project voodoo website):

Update.zip method (recommended; computer not required):

1. Copy the Voodoo package as /sdcard/update.zip at the root of your SD Card.

2. Reboot into recovery using the 3 button combo for your phone or “adb reboot recovery”

3. Apply update.zip

4. Enjoy !

This is what I did:

- downloaded the update.zip file (option "Voodoo lagfix for Froyo, stable .zip, update.zip, installable with ClockWorkMod recovery and Rom Manager", on the download page of the project voodoo site)

- renamed the file to 'update.zip' and placed in the directory "/mnt/sdcard" (step 1 completed)

- rebooted my SGS via 'Vol UP + Home + Power on' (assuming this is the right reboot option, but also tried it with 'volume down', same result) --> step 2

- the phone restarted...but then it just did nothing else than with a normal startup, so I'm not able to select an option to perform step 3. I also went on my phone to the update.zip file, but not able to 'apply' the file

(so also step 4, enjoy, wasn't possible)

Does anybody know what I did wrong?/how it's been done right?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azzledazzle:
the quickest way would be to flash the voodoo kernel thru odin. it will take 15 seconds and thats it
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tommyxiao:
i might get same problem!!! After flash voodoo kernel by using odin, i can't get in default red cwm to configure it, all i get is normal recovery 2e...... anyone know to fix it?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borisfeltmann:
Will try that later today...let you know if that worked out well!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] borisfeltmann:
Took a little longer to try. But until now I did some other stuff (like rooting e.g.).

Now I'm trying to install the Voodoo lagfix using Odin. There is now a 'user manual' on the Project Voodoo website. But I'm not sure which tar-file I have to use to flash for my Samsung Galaxy S.

As I said; I've got Froyo XXJPP. But the Voodoo project has only the following tar-files:

[ ]	stock+Voodoo-Froyo-GT-I9000-XWJS3.tar	18-Jan-2011 13:08	5.7M

[ ]	stock+Voodoo-Froyo-GT-I9000-XWJS5.tar	14-Feb-2011 13:24	5.7M

[ ]	stock+Voodoo-Froyo-GT-I9000-XXJPM.tar	11-Jan-2011 22:45	5.7M

[ ]	stock+Voodoo-Froyo-GT-I9000-XXJPO.tar	11-Jan-2011 22:45	5.7M

[ ]	stock+Voodoo-Froyo-GT-I9000-XXJPU.tar	11-Jan-2011 22:45	5.7M

[ ]	stock+Voodoo-Froyo-GT-I9000-XXJPX.tar	11-Jan-2011 22:45	5.7M

[ ]	stock+Voodoo-Froyo-GT-I9000-XXJPY.tar	11-Jan-2011 22:45	5.7M

So I guess it is either the XXJPO or the XXJPU version. Which one do I need to use?? (XXJPP is between XXJPO and XXJPU)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] susdiehl:
Lets take a look of this wonderful Thread ^^

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=968288
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] B3311:
@borisfeltmann

I assume you're in Scandinavia/Finland/Iceland, your original setup is identical to how mine was.

AFAIK, there's still no 2.2.1 for JPA. Having tried a few custom ROMs, I'm now back to the stock 2.2, flashed with speedmod, and happy with it (for now, anyway... who knows what tomorrow may bring). I've no lag at all now. I'd like to upgrade to 2.2.1, but for various reasons I really need the Norwegian language support.

If all you're after is a lagfix and nothing else, speedmod via Odin is worth it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DrFredPhD:
It sounds like you might have 3button recovery disabled. Providing you were doing the key combos right. I'd do this before you mess around any further http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=785201

Make sure you follow the guide carefully.
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuliv12:
after having continual force close from ADW. I pulled the battery. It now wont get passed the first Dell Logo (the screen slightly dims). So i go into clockwork and i now have errors, stopping me from recovering:

E: cant mount /dev/block/innersd0p5

(file exists)

E: cant mount CACHE:recovery/command

E: cant mount

E: cant mount /dev/block/innersd0p5

(file exists)

E: cant mount /dev/block/mmcblk1p1 (or dev/block/mmcblk1)

I cant access my sd card to get my nandroid back up etc.

Therefore i copied the .img files from the sd card and fastboot'd the files manually (with clear cache etc) and i still cant get passed the first logo. Sooo, i install the dell recovery image and flash the 309 pkg of which installs ok, until the end where it cant access the E: (mount errors) However this does at least get further to the animated dell logo, but loops.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

PS: QDLtool says successful, however i get dell animation repeating. . . .????
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lufc:
Not Android Development

Please Post in the Correct Forums

Questions belong in the Q&A Forum

Moving to Q&A
[Streak 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuliv12:
My apologies, thanks.
[Trophy General] emmib:
Hey all I currently have a Nexus One as my current device, but am thinking about moving to a Trophy. Can you you guys give me some info about what the screen is like, what the keyboard is like and what the hardware is like, compared to the Nexus One.

Thanks

Sent from my Nexus One
[Trophy General] Avandor:
http://www.hellkom.co.za/cellphones/compare.php?id1=101&id2=300
[Trophy General] emmib:
I was thinking more on the lines of user experience

Sent from my Nexus One
[Trophy General] nicksti:
Well you are essentially asking about Windows Phone vs Android. That usually starts a non-productive discussion.

I would go on youtube and do a search for Windows Phone 7 interface so you can see how it works. Go into a store and play around with the demo phones. Then go into the Windows Phone general forum and see all the advantages and disadvantages and make an informed decision.

Windows Phone is nice. It is unique, works well, and has a good foundation. It does have limitations so you will have to determine if it is suitable or not.
[Trophy General] emmib:
Essentially all I really want are some comments about the hardware, I'm familiar with Windows Phone's UI and its system limitations.

Sent from my Nexus One
[Trophy General] Midi_Amp:
I just bought my HTC 7 Trophy. I also used to have Nexus One before replacing it with Xperia X10 Mini Pro.

Build quality wise, it's top notch with a solid construction all around. The front half of the body is... I think some sort of metal, there's a hint of brushed aluminum look similar to Sony Ericsson X1 while the back half is plastic with anti slip treatment. The metallic bezel finishes a simple yet elegant design of the phone.

I don't like the fact that the back, home and search button uses a touch sensitive buttons since I occasionally pressed the search button while browsing the Internet on landscape mode. But I'm hoping Microsoft updates the buttons sensitivity on future WP7 update.

Frankly, I'm unsure when purchasing my Trophy... But after just 10 minutes of ownership, all good, surprised even that the phone easily exceeds all my expectation, build quality wise and performance wise. My first WP7 and might not be my last.
[Trophy General] emmib:
Thank you, that's exactly what I needed!

Sent from my Nexus One
[Desire General] adbirdie:
What is the easiest dhd rom to install as ive only used desire roms, so i dont know about partitions and such? thanks in advance
[Desire General] davebugyi:
All are as easy as others.

For partitions, it's up to you which version you decide (A2SD+, D2EXT, D2WE).

In every ROM thread is a description, so read them :)
[HTC Aria General] stealthycow:
hey guys, recently switched over from liberated fr008 to CM7, and strangely enough, what I miss about sense the most is the ringtones it came with...

I'm not really a fan of any of the stock ringtones/notification tones here, so I was hoping, or wondering if it was possible I guess, for someone to pull the stock HTC tones and upload them somewhere?
[HTC Aria General] drumist:
It's actually really easy to pull them yourself. Just open the ROM zip file from your computer, navigate to system > media > audio, and extract the ones you want.
[HTC Aria General] stealthycow:
That easy huh? Well now I feel bad for making this thread. Thanks!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaydeekay:
I switched to serendipity 5.10 from perception 10.4. I currently have speedmod and kp1. My problem is my battery. The very first time i flashed a rom I didn't do it on a full charge. I've tried the bump charge and deleting batterystats.bin file etc etc... Nothing helps. Could I have damaged the phone/battery for good? A full charge lasts about less than 8 hours with moderate usage. It was fully charged and I let it sit overnight off the charger and lost 12% by morning.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaydeekay:
bump
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avgjoegeek:
Um.. are you overclocking it? If you are that will kill your battery if your not tweaking your voltage settings.

I don't overclock my phone - so unfort I can't help you with under volt settings, etc.

If you think your battery was broken after flashing - you can test this theory. Flash back to stock - charge up the battery then run as normal and see if you get a normal usage then you know it's the ROM (*) and not your battery.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaydeekay:
Actually no I haven't done anything with over or unclocking. I did try that before with stock and it was the same. And I did get another battery also so its the phone not the battery. I guess i just have to live with it :(
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] larzza:
Hi, I am new here and completely new when it comes to modifying phones.

I have a normal HTC HD2, not a T-Mobile one. I am running the default ROM but I would like to try out Android on it and have some questions. I have read through a fair amount of threads here, but there is so much information to process I thought I'd ask some questions:

1. Is it worth moving from default ROM to an Android build?

2. Can I roll back to my current ROM if I don't like Android.

3. NAND booting seem to work better and is more stable, yes/no?

4. Does everything work as it should o the Android ROMs?

5. What Android build should I go for?

I really appreciate any help I can get, thanks!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] hrockh:
1_ it is entirely up to you. for me yes.

2_ yes, and it's extremely easy

3_ yes, waaaaayyy better

4_ yes. however gps could be a pain sometime

5_ again, entirely up to you. I would suggest any no-sense 2.0 (so desire HD/Z ports) as they need some work of the SD card. (i.e.http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=917590)

Android also has a future (and a good one :P)

WM does not
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] TheATHEiST:
1. YES. I started with Android on my HTC Touch HD (HD1), at fiorst I ran it for fun as I really liked WM but then I started using Android more and more untill it became my primary OS for many reasons.

2. YES. You simply put the stock rom you want on your SD card, rename it to leoimg.nbh and then go into bootloader by holding Volume down while powering on.

Note: Also you dont need to flash Android to phone, You can instead choose to boot it via WM from SD card.

3. YES. Nand is much more stable then SD card and brings many advantages.

4. YES. 99.9%, Infact Android runs better on HD2 (with tweaks) then majority of native devices ;) But this depends on what ROM you use.

5. Only you can answer that and its frowned upon to create topics asking what is the "best" or most "stable" rom simply because opinions are subjective and what is "best" or "stable" for you may not be for somebody else.

Your best option is to go and try some and see which you like best. The best/most fun part of all this is the learning and the playing with different builds ;)

You should probably start of on something simple like the NexusHD2 Froyo 1.9G rom, play with that for a bit and then try other ones.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] larzza:
Is there a tutorial anywhere on how to do this?

Also thanks for the replies so far!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] TheATHEiST:
You dont need a tutorial, Ive just told you how to do it :confused:

You will first need to flash HSPL to your phone if you want to flash a custom rom but should be able to flash a stock one without afaik, My HD2 hasnt been stock since the first day og purchase so cant remember exactly. Use search and search topic titles for the word "HSPL".

a) Choose your stock WinMo rom.

b) Rename the .nbh file to "leoimg.nbh"

c) Put it on root of SD card.

d) Power on phone while holding the Volume Down key.

e) Keep holding it until it loads into the flasher.

f) Follow instructions.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] draftQ:
1. Its worth it. I dont say that Android is better than WinMo. Its different, try it and make your choice.

2. Yes you can, Put your HD" in bootloader mode, connect pc, run you winmo rom from HTC or any other rom.

3. Stablity wise I dont see huge differance, I use NAND for "direct" boot of my choice of android.

4. Yes it does..

5. I use AF403 DesireHD http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=907387 and it works well for me.

//D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] fottler4:
andriod on the htc hd2 running great..But there one problem with my gps...any ideads on how to fix it...screeen just goes black and i gotta do a restart..Any ideas?
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] schmittx:
After seeing Calkulin's EViO ROM with his full-color notification bar icons, I've decided to make my own in a standalone format to be used with most** ROMs.

I made serious effort to match the icons with their larger counterparts found throughout the stock HTC ROM (I run SprintLovers and am OCD about everything matching...). This is a continuous work in progress, subscribe to this thread for future updates.

There's a LOT more icons changed than shown here, but this should give you an idea.

The attached zip files are to be used with MetaMorph (download it from the market if you're not familiar),

DO NOT try to flash them through recovery

. I've separated the the core system files (framework, resources, settings) to ensure stable and consistent operation. Just download them and run them one by one through MetaMorph, your phone will most likely reboot after each (if it doesn't, do it manually to ensure a fresh starting point for the next MetaMorph).

-- 2/23/2011 --

Framework | Download

MD5 | 8CFF3F555F1FDA52B7DBE0E450A193BA

Resources | Download

MD5 | 41C9BE18A386FB03977589F7E3827CA3

Settings | Download

MD5 | ABD9C1489C5BCD45077494F030B723E7

Apps (Gmail, HTC MMS, HTC Music, HTC Peep, Market) | Download

MD5 | BE50CDC39411B5888E08124A4A3B391E

-- The icons for Android Market may or may not work for you, I'm fixing this at this moment and will post an updated method later. If it doesn't work for you, it's not a critical problem, you just won't see the nice, new, pretty icons. The Market will still work just fine.​

For those that would like to use the icons in ROMs or at their own will, use this link below.

DO NOT try to flash or MetaMorph this file

, it's just a zip of all the icons I've made.

-- 2/23/2011 --

Master Archive | Download​

Any questions, specific requests, or recommendations; please let me know...enjoy!

Lawyer-Speak

**This is tested and works fine on SprintLovers, and other users have reported it also works fine with various other ROMs. However, I can't guarantee it will be the same for every individual combination of ROM/hacks/edits/etc. (there's just too many variables in most cases), so be smart and nandroid backup before you try it.​
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] mexiking713:
Will try this when I get home today :D thank you
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] berkmanmd:
this theme sucks and the OP sucks ;)

jk, nice work
[EVO 4G Themes and Apps] tailsthecat3:
I would LOVE to have the colored signal bars only. i think thatd be nice.

great work!