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[Captivate General] cumanzor:
The WiFi issue was fixed today, so we migth get an updated release today.

The one issue that made come back to a Samsung ROM is the camera. The picture quality is mediocre at best, and it takes too long to start. Its really unfortunate because otherwise the rom works way better than any other rom. Seriously, I just noticed today his ****ing ****ty the browser is in stock ROMS.
[Captivate General] milkytron:
That made me think of James Rebhorn in Independence Day haha
[Captivate General] STiCKpIN:
same here using cm7 on my captivate for a month already. best rom ever! thanks alot to cmsgs team!
[Samsung Mesmerize] akellar:
This theme is sick and I would love if someone could port it over to our phone. Not sure how hard it would be since it wasn't developed for us but there's some pretty talented people here :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=895772
[Samsung Mesmerize] elijahblake:
I love the dialer and swype
[Samsung Mesmerize] akellar:
Yeah so do I. FYI, don't try and just update the swype file. I figured since it's just a themed app it would work like the themed market. Not so much. It jacked up my swype and I ended up having to restore a nandroid backup. I have gotten a lot of the icons and wallpapers set up on my phone already. Still looks pretty good on the midnight theme. The themed dialer and swype would really set it off though.
[Nook Color General] jd95:
I am new to this whole think of the nook color. Could anyone give me any instructions on how to put on cm7. I am not sure what to do with my sd card, once, do I put clockworks mod on it or cm7? After I install cm7 can I re-format my sd card to put it where I can put files back on it? Any help please.
[HD2 General] oserdo:
Hello everyone. I have T-Mobile HD2 with “low memory” warning. Even though I’ve had 3 times hard reset, and formatted the mini SD, this message still pops up each time I tap on the screen. Now internal phone memory is less than 10 MB and I just can not set up any application. Through such forums, I read “task 29” to clear up the whole internal memory, but again it did not go through till the end. Somewhere in the middle of the process it gives me “connection error”. Please help !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Any link would be appreciated.
[HD2 General] coldest~~~:
you must have a EU version? LEO512? which has only 512MB of internal memory. In this case, you must partition your sd to ext 2/3/4..use the search engine to figure how.
[HD2 General] and_p:
What OS is in your phone? WM6.5? Android? WM7?
[HD2 General] anhyeuemmaimai:
I only get that pesky error when I have opera 10 open and try to launch weatherbug.....so I close opera and it works fine (US T-Mo HD2) I do have all of my programs installed to a class 6 microsd card...
[Captivate Accessories] SSMI:
I have a friend with and iPod touch with a fairly thin hard case that has a kickstand. That would be awesome to have. Does anyone know of a case like this?

Does any one know of a thin hard plastic case (possibly to add a diy stand)?

What about a good small portable stand?

Thanks for the help.
[Captivate Accessories] TRusselo:
otterbox defender

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10900827&postcount=19
[Captivate Accessories] FeO2:
Yes the otterbox is good
[Captivate Accessories] ACDYZG:
I have the Defender and its awesome, but it makes the phone pretty bulky.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jvermillion:
So someone just called me, and I could barely hear the ringing. I checked the Volume settings, and I had ringer volume all the way up.

Then, I noticed that the ringing was coming out of the earpiece instead of the speakerphone speaker.

Here's where it gets weird, though... Someone just called me as I was writing this post, and the ring came out of the speakerphone speaker like it's supposed to...

Additionally, when I'm using my new Samsung bluetooth headset that worked just fine before the update, i can hear the person I'm calling, but they can't hear me.

Is anyone else having weird audio issues?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bselnick:
Yes, I am having similar issues. All audio comes through the earpiece. Very annoying as I like listening to music on speaker phone but I can barely hear it through the earpiece. I hope there is a fix for this soon.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] socos25:
I am lucky I do not have this issue, but I think they were trying to prevent all of the blown speaker issues that have been posted about. Just a guess. Maybe this earpiece issue is a side effect
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johny005:
same problem

hopefully someone can look at this and fix it :)
[General Questions and Answers] juniorhorgen:
will there be a gingerbread build that works for my Captivate before I buy the Infuse?
[General Questions and Answers] duk3r:
you mean from samsung or here in xda?
[Atrix 4G General] MartyLK:
I was considering buying an Atrix a few days ago and decided I would be better off getting an iPhone 4 instead because of Android 2.2. Now before anyone erupts in a tizzy, I am not a fanboy of any system. I like them all. I have all three major systems now: WP7, iOS, Android. But Android, to me, is old ham. I have been using 2.2 (FroYo) on my HD2 for almost a year now. Currently I'm using an excellent DesireHD ROM on it. I know the ins and outs of Android well now and am very familiar with it. To buy an Android-specific phone would be kind of like a waste. I can have any Android build they put out and have already become accustomed to Gingerbread.

Back to the Atrix - I went to the local AT&T store and aw the Atrix on display. I've never been a fan of Motorola's versions of Android...their UI overlay. But I was definitely intrigued by the hardware itself. Having such excellent specs like dual-cpu and all, I was, for a time, tempted to sign a new contract for one. However, after playing with it, I'm glad I didn't get one. It has the common Moto UI and the form of the phone is very nice. But the build quality wasn't up to par with the iPhone. The UI exhibited the usual stiffness common to the Moto Android UI. The experience just felt like old ham. A "been-there-done-that" experience.

The Atrix is probably perfectly fine for people who aren't already tired of the usual Android experience. They would be the ones best suited to the Atrix. But the build quality leaves a little to be desired. Maybe it was just the particular display unit, but I didn't want to take a chance on it. That's one appeal with Apple products...especially the iPhone. You don't have to worry about what you'll get. You know it will be top-quality before you even handle it. It feels good going for a sure thing. And this time, I wasn't disappointed in a phone purchase. Had I gone for the Atrix, I would have felt ripped.
[Atrix 4G General] Xanaki:
Personally Im not a fan of iPhone, been there done that, Im not going to mock you or give you a difficult time because of your decision as far as Im concerned its your decision no mine or anyone else's. Ultimately you need to do whats right for you, that being said I've also owned an iPhone and I gotta tell you I like Android far better. I have my own reasons of course, but of the 2 I'm happier with Android.
[Atrix 4G General] Erkeljackson:
Your concerns are, in my opinion, 100% valid; That said, I currently have a Motorola Droid 2 which I had bought about a month ago - this is my first android device and thus far I am absolutely in love with the capabilities and open nature of the operating system but I agree on Motorola and their inability to design an intuitive UI...

I own an iPad running the latest version of the iOS and yes, that operating system provides a 100% smooth experience with less complaints than any other. However just like in the Mac vs. Windows war it all boils down to functionality vs. ease of use. Apple monitors and controls 100% of what goes in and out of the device unless the OS is modified but then the smooth experience goes down the drain - all that jailbroken fun software just craps on the stability and all of the sudden the device feels jittery.

I love to hack around with my devices, I am currently putting Android on my iPad in order to dual boot it depending on what I want at the time so for me the iOS devices are more of a nuisance because they are less hacker friendly but for any end-user the devices are amazing - another plus to the iOS devices is the absence of bloatware that all the Android phones (especially Motorola) seem to be packed with and of course the fact that it is not up to the carrier and/or manufacturer which version of the OS we have installed.

It's all a money making scheme and each side has major pros and cons - It's good that you went at it with some smarts and made the right choice! I for one love iPhoes, I love my iPad, and I love my Droid 2. :D
[Atrix 4G General] perdurabo2:
The iPhone is cleaner and more well-designed, both in hardware and software. However I can do more with Android. In my situation at least, with Android, there truly is an App For That.
[Atrix 4G General] Simba501:
+1

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[Atrix 4G General] MartyLK:
One other thing that came to mind that I forgot to mention in my first post: The battery life.

One thing I know about Android is the low battery life among all handsets. BL varies from one Android handset to another, but they all seem to be on the low side. I knew that the Atrix would likely be even worse for BL due to the high-end hardware. With my iPhone, I am blown away by the BL.

For the last couple of years, I have been using various different phones and my HD2 was the earliest real-smartphone I had bought since selling my first-gen iPhone and going to T-Mobile. With WinMo, the BL was about as good...maybe not quite as good...as the 1st-gen iPhone I had. Using Android on it and getting involved with the Android forums and reading and learning about the pros and cons of Android, I saw a marked decrease in BL. But this was likely just a situation with Android on the HD2. I got into other Android handsets and continued to see low BL, though. The HTC Evo was the most prominent handset with excessively low BL. The T-Mobile MyTouch 4G was another and so on. A friend has the Galaxy S and isn't too pleased with his handset's BL. A lot of online reviewers comment about Android consistently needing larger batteries to compete with other OSs in BL.

I could probably get, at most, 2 days of life out of my HD2 in stand-by. That's the same for the other Android handests I'm familiar with. Since having my iPhone 4, the battery life has been nothing shy of astounding. I can play several games, listen to music for an hour or so, make calls, surf the web, download apps and do a lot on it in a days use and the battery life will be maybe slightly below a quarter down. If doing all of that on my other handsets, including my HD7, which runs WP7, I would already be charging them.

My estimation about the battery life on my iPhone would be such that I would make it 5 to 7 days without a charge on my way of using it. If I were to just leave it in stand-by, I would estimate the battery life would last up 2 weeks or longer.

Like I said, I am blown away by the iPhone 4 battery life.
[Atrix 4G General] Erkeljackson:
I charge my droid every few hours.. I know the pain. I bring my charger with me every day at school and work - the bright side is that it charges from 10-100% in an hour, no joke. :P
[Atrix 4G General] novaIS350:
Not sure if this is worthy of creating a new thread or not, but to each his own. iPhone build quality is great but the screen is too small. The device feels isolated and not connected in ways a google device is connected. You handled the phone, thats cool.... but put the phone through its paces and you'll see its pretty awesome. iPhone has lost its luster IMO.

PS check my sig.
[Atrix 4G General] MartyLK:
I know that experience. I wish Apple would make 4.3" the minimum size for iPhones. And Android does a lot of things better...more efficiently...than Apple. My opinion is the UI is more intuitive on Android than it is on iPhone. But the quality and style of the iPhone experience is second to none. Apple's way of doing things is charming and unique. The whole experience has the same kind of appeal Harley Davidson motorcycles have.

Androids are definitely more connected. But, to my surprise, the iPhone has been supremely more connected than my 1st-gen iPhone ever was. I was amazed how well the email accounts setup and established all my folders and such.

If Google would just refine Android to where it got better BL and deal with the system fragmentation...a nightmare for them, I'm sure...Android could be up there in appeal with iOS. But the BL is the main and foremost thing they should deal with. If they solve that, they will be at the top. As it stands with the iPhone, it's a secure feeling knowing no matter which model you get through the years you will always have a quality, ever familiar, experience.

Since having my iPhone4, it has brought back the pleasing experiences I had with my first iPhone. It was like a "coming-home" feeling. It just feels so comfortable.
[Atrix 4G General] El_Six:
I must say these forums are very informative, have found out a lot about various devices and about the android system, now to the OP it is funny because this is the same way I feel but funny enough it the iPhone I have moved away from. I originally owned the G1 Day1 and was in love with the OS UI thought it would change things but at that time something was missing.

I then moved on to the I phone 3G and never looked back after that loved it, loved what I could do with it everything just seemed right. Then not to long ago my brother in law showed me his Droid X and wow I was impressed. Android has grow up and is on par or better (for me at least) than the iPhone. Now before hate starts coming my way I just want to make sure I still like iOS I own macbook, iPod and iPad. For me it just felt the same thing on the phone and just wanted to change.

Now the one thing that I have though about for a while now is if Apple has changed the look of the iphone (hardware) love the way it feels now and looks but what about the OS same look and feel since the 1st Gen. If they were to change things up a bit I might still own an iPhone.

Who knows though I'm to much a tech geek to stay with one lol lets see what Apple has up there sleeves for the iPhone5
[HTC Inspire 4G] captmiddy:
I am getting an Inspire to replace my messed up Captivate and end several months of frustration I hope. One thing is that I need to install some application from my company over the web. They are not in any market at all, we just follow a link and it downloads the apk file and then I can install them. I am not sure how far from the standard ROM I have to stray to allow me to install applications directly from the file system.

Is it enough to simply root the phone or do I need to actually place a custom ROM on the phone to get this feature? In my captivate I replaced the ROM as I needed Froyo to even use the applications but here the Inspire starts with Froyo so I am hoping I don't have to go that far.

I really wish ATT wasn't such a pain about locking down the market but allowed me to override it when I need to.
[HTC Inspire 4G] meatrocket:
If you want to avoid rooting, etc (it's a pain in the ass on this phone) maybe you should just use the Sideload Wonder Machine?

http://www.androidcentral.com/sideload-android-apps-all-you-want-sideload-wonder-machine
[HTC Inspire 4G] captmiddy:
Well that will certainly get me there with some manual intervention, I will have to see if I can actually get to the mobile page to download the software from my standard desktop browser, or perhaps I can still download them then use the tool to actually install them. Decisions Decisions. Do you know if simply rooting the phone will allow me to do installs as I see fit? I am not relishing the work to root the phone but would like to know the options.
[HTC Inspire 4G] wraithevolution:
You can still download them to your phone, transfer it from your phone card to your pc and then install with SWM. That's what I do when I can't get them directly. You have to connect to your pc to use SWM already so you can do it in one fell swoop!
[HTC Inspire 4G] epicKA8:
the new version of SWM, u can install straight from the SD card, no need to move them over.
[HTC Inspire 4G] bigdessert:
I do this same thing with screenconnect remote support software. I just use a user agent switcher for FireFox to download the apk and then just use sideload wonder machine.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] ucantak3dis:
Hey guys, im trying to combine my modified bionix 1.2.1 framework with nopcodex90's animated icons mod framework. So far i have replaced the png files that i wanted into my framework-res but the only thing that i can't get to work right is the animated signal bars to show up and animated data network icon to work. I think i need to get some xml files from the animated mod but i do not know if thats correct, Can anyone help me combine them?

My Current Bionix framework with some mods:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17925037/framework-res.apk

nopcodex90's animated icons mod:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/17925037/animatedIcons.apk
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dee7er:
Hi guys,

I recently rooted my Desire and installed LeeDrOiD 2.3d. Now I've got some questions and need your help:

1.) How to use A2SD+? The internal storage is already full and I want to put all Apps to my SD-Card.

2.) How to install the radio files? I hope I'll get a better reception and local data (weather app doesn't work).

3.) How to save power consumption?

Thanks a lot in advance!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BuniDroid:
1.) to push the apps on your sd card, i would offer you to download " app admin" where you can see, which apps are installed on the Internal Storage and which on the Sd Card and can Move them with 1 click all together.

2.) a radio file is very easy to install:

-put the radio file on the sd card storage of your phone

-turn off phone

- hold the Volume Down key and turn on your phone again ( hold the volume down until the recovery menu gets opened)

-now click one time volume down and power to come into the cmd recovery.

- then you click "install apk from sd card" and choose the radio file

-> it will install it automatically ;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dee7er:
Hi,

App Admin or App2SD doesn't solve my problem because LeeDrOiD seems to need so much space that I can't even install games and move them to SD-Card later. Most of the Apps which are installed cannot be moved to the SD-Card...

Is this normal after installing LeeDrOiD?

btw: the radio files work, thanks!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 2496007:
The mistake I made with this, was that I did not realize you have to create a partition on your SD card before installing the ROM. If you don't do this, the apps will install to internal memory.

Use ROM Manager to create a 512MB ext3 partition (this will wipe your card so backup the contents first) then re flash the ROM.

You can check if it's worked by opening up Titanium backup, and our should show you how much A2SD+ space is available as well as the internal memory and sd card space.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ukanth:
1.) How to use A2SD+? The internal storage is already full and I want to put all Apps to my SD-Card.

A2SD+ requires at least one ext partition other than your normal FAT32 one.By default all your cache should go to your ext partition(download DiskUsage from market and check)

2.) How to install the radio files? I hope I'll get a better reception and local data (weather app doesn't work).

I guess you already did :)

3.) How to save power consumption?

This is a tough question to answer, It depends on how you use your mobile! But by default LeeDroid comes with all power saving techniques (smartass governor/screen off profile etc.,)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Meaple:
The more **** you got running in the background, the more power will be used. Same for widgets and other things. I have like 2 apps that run in the background and that's every 6 hours and my power consumption is brilliant, except when I spend all day playing games on it :P
[Milestone XT720 General] tutincho:
Hi,

I live in argentina and i have Movistar as my company.

I've look into movistar page and tells that bands are 1900 /2100 and how to configurate the APN.

BUT STILL NO 3G, only edge!!

I looked in forums but no one here has xt720, and other android devices seems having similar problems.

Any idea?

Tks!!
[Bravo General] bandroidx:
ok my bootstrap recovery should be done really soon so i am going to start building some kind of rom soon, what kind of rom are you guys looking for?

a deblurred rom/deodexed ready to theme rom?

i could replace many of the apps with the aosp apps ,etc

let me know.
[Bravo General] notyourstar:
I would like to get rid of the start up screen and maybe add the stock android screen instead? I think a /deodexed ready to theme rom WITH blur would be good, and maybe a version without blur. Also, a single percentage battery would be great, with the ability to have a night mode like cyogen-mod.
[Bravo General] lwhitit:
2.2 with whatever you want. I really need to be able to sync more then one Google account on this phone.
[Bravo General] bandroidx:
2.2 is looking good, i have 1 or 2 people in the test group who are waiting to get me the update.zip as soon as it hits.
[Bravo General] lwhitit:
Good stuff. Cant wait to try it out.
[Bravo General] djinn_y:
Please 2.2 with Russian language + adw ex
[Bravo General] bandroidx:
now that my custom recovery is almost done, i am considering doing a bravo rom next.

maybe a slightly deblurred/deodexed rom to start?

we cant remove 100% of the blur or it will break things like the camera but if we leave like 5% blur as they do on the dx, we will have a mostly deblurred rom.
[Bravo General] hippyman:
I would love 95% of blur gone.

However, I am fairly new to droids, with the Bravo being my first one.

what is deodexed?
[Bravo General] dynojunkee:
Black status bar and black/gray swype keyboard would be sweet.
[Bravo General] michaelvan8:
deBLURed for those of us who are not using any of those features would be awesome! Thanks for your efforts bandroidx!!
[Bravo General] BravoMotorola:
For those who want black status bar, all you need for that is deodexed framework. Then you can just upload the framework-res.apk to UOT and add pretty much anything you want to the look of your phone.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] Virus1x:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=877510?

Anyone..
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] Ace42:
The images modded are hdmi only so it's pointless unless you manually resize them yourself and move them around.
[myTouch 3G Slide Themes and Apps] nonextstop:
Porting themes from HDPI to MDPI are really annoying. I've only done one theme and it was pretty hard.
[Nook Color General] trellis23:
Sorry for the post here, but I'm not allowed to post on the actual thread because I just created my account...

I used Auto-Nooter 3.0.0 to root my NC. As others have posted in the AN3.0 thread, the gingerbread keyboard, while supposedly installed, doesn't work when chosen.

I installed Shapewriter instead, and enabled the keyboard, but when I go to My Nook Tools, it is not available as a choice to switch to. Is this just not possible or am I missing a step?

Thanks!
[Nook Color General] renderu:
Gingerbread keyboard won't work for me either. I'm on 3.0 also.
[Nook Color General] RoboRay:
The stock NC software can't use keyboards that are installed as normal apps; they must be installed as system apps. The easy way to do that is to download and install the keyboard as usual, then use something like Root Explorer to copy the keyboard's APK file from /data/app to /system/app and run the APK from there to install it again as a system app.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qPs1:
Is there any way to skip past the MotoBlur registration? I just picked up my Atrix and powered it on. Since I don't plan to ever use MotoBlur once I have the phone rooted, how can I get past the MotoBlur registration screen without registering?