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[HTC Inspire 4G] marsdta:
You can delete it either using a file manger app like astro, root explorer etc or you can do it by connecting your phone to your PC.

As to flashing a rom. Place the file in the root of your SD card to make it easier to find. I prefer to do my flashing manually. Boot into recovery either through rom manager or through hboot. Scroll down to wipe data/factory reset. Select with power button ans confirm in the next screen. Next go into advanced and select delete dalvik cache. Confirm. Now select go back and choose install from SD card. Scroll to gingerbeast rom and select and confirm.

And yes you'll be able to reads your wallpaper
[HTC Inspire 4G] Staticpunk84:
awesome man thanks Ill give this a shot and see what its about now i did see online about the android 2.3 gingerbread htc inspire did anyone try this?
[Atrix 4G General] weirdboy09:
I came from the samsung captivate with high hopes and well I have noticed a few things the i would rather have over the atrix

one would be the screen, items like the opening screen to the xda app comes out pixaled

the overal make of the phone is I would say is cheap compared to the captivate. It feels as it would break on the first drop not to mention the plastic back cover feel as if it would break after a few openings. Overall I am content with it but not as happy as expected
[Atrix 4G General] ljwnow:
Agree here. Regret to have my inspire sold.
[Atrix 4G General] tomit12:
I'm pretty happy with it, coming from an iPhone 4 (and an Evo.)

Pros:

- Screen looks great, pretty close to my i4. Yeah, if I touch my nose to the glass, I can see pixels. I'm also fine with the screen not being AMOLED over-saturated. My regular laptop isn't, my PC isn't, my Atrix lapdock isn't, my i4 isn't, my Evo isn't, my HDTV's aren't, so it doesn't really bother me that the phone looks exactly the same as everything else I own.

- It is quite fast. As an example, I tend to install or update multiple apps at once, and on my Evo (which was overclocked), it would drag the phone to being nearly unresponsive having more than 1 thing going at once.

- I'm digging the accessories so far. The DLNA feature has been great for grabbing stuff from my media server and displaying it in 720p on my TV. It's not 1080 yet, but it still looks quite good. The browser works well on the TV as well. The lapdock has been quite nifty so far as well. Barring Windows games, I've had no problem doing everything else I use my standalone laptop for.

- Battery has been amazing, compared to either my Evo or i4.

- Fingerprint scanner works extremely well, I was surprised by this, pleasantly.

- The on-screen keyboard is fantastic, right up there with the i4. Far better than any other Android I've owned to date (which is quite a few.)

Cons:

- When flipping through the screens on the phone, it hasn't been all that smooth, even after a fresh boot. It's not bad, but its like my Evo, circa launch day, prior to mods to improve its responsiveness. Might be Motoblur related?

- Data uplink is killing my latency, which if it isn't something that is fixed relatively soon, could actually be a deal breaker for me, since I do like to tether to play stuff like Bad Company 2 while at work... 130ms latency on my Evo is okay, 400 on the Atrix... isn't.

- This might sound odd, but it's so smooth that it is slippery as hell. I've had a few miraculous catches following the phone just sliding right out of my hand.

- When grabbing media for my server, I have to copy it via DLNA to the device first, THEN play it, when using the Webtop OS in either the entertainment or lapdocks. I have a feeling this will come down to someone making a crafty software fix, but who knows.

- The lapdock needs a way to hide the icon bar at the bottom to expand the browser window. If you try a Facebook game, you can't quite fit the whole game window into view, and there are other things that have a similar issue.

Overall I'm pretty happy with it, and it seems like most of the issues I have can be solved in software, one way or another.
[Atrix 4G General] psufan5:
No stock UI works that well other than Sense. I suggest getting ADW launcher and theme it like your stock UI. Its very smooth side to side etc.

One thing I noticed - this phone is flat out HORRIBLE with UI animations such as the gingerbread launcher. My captivates UI speed blows this out of the water.

They need to fix that asap.
[Atrix 4G General] Aaron J:
Pretty happy so far.

Im pretty happy with it so far. I came from the LG Expo which was a WM 6.5 device. This is my first Android phone, so it was a pretty big upgrade.

If there is one thing I am slightly disappointed in is the phone's ram. The "1gb" of ram appears to be split in half between the phone and the web top environment, so either one can only access 512mb at any one time. I'm only slightly disappointed because I expected it. It's another case of misleading, but not totally false advertising...now, about my missing "G" in network speed....
[Atrix 4G General] crawlgsx:
Also from iPhone 4. Still haven't decided if I am going to keep it yet, overall the phone is really nice, but it still just doesn't feel as smooth/fluid/solid as the iPhone. I was really hoping a nice Tegra 2 chip would make things smooth on Android but alas I was still disappointed. The phone is fast don't get me wrong, but the UI still has plenty of places that are just ... chunky. Overall build quality of the phone is also nice, but it still doesn't feel nearly as solid in my hand as the iPhone does.
[Atrix 4G General] hd779:
I like the phone just not sure I like it tons better than my captivate. I think a lot of people that downplay samoled screens have never owned one. Its very tough going back. Overall my phone flys using launcher pro plus with 3d animations. No slow Downs or chunkiness whatsoever.
[Atrix 4G General] FLAC Vest:
I'm definitely happy. I @so came from the Captivate and there isn't anything I would change.

I LOVE the fact that the pixel Dr/ity is larger, therefore making everything smaller. today is going to be the first day I see how it performs out in the realworld so I hope that goes well

I'm thinking about picking up the laptock dock since you can tether for free as well... might wait a while though since I don't need it now.

Rooted/ROM Captivate

Rooted Atrix
[Atrix 4G General] Simba501:
I'm unimpressed. Of course it's fast but not noticeably faster than the inspire. I really want to keep this phone and use it as my main device but it's not looking good right now. The touch screen isn't as responsive as the captivate or the inspire. When I try to fly through things, I find the phone missing registered touches. At first, I just thought I need to get used to this device but I could do this on the inspire and captivate with no problem at all. I'm going to give this more time so we'll see how it goes. Another thing I noticed, Motorola has a load of crap that runs on the device that I'll never use (see running services) and it takes up a significant amount of memory. It'd be a pain to go through and manually end these services. Even after using a task killer, most of the services persisted.
[Atrix 4G General] spielnicht:
Coming from the Nexus One, which is still regarded as the baseline for a good Android device, I'd have to say I'm pretty happy with it, no regrets at all in selling my N1 to get this. Yes, I do sorely miss the stock UI and being in that comfort zone that I'll be first to get updates (even though Google has been slacking lately). With that said, the pros out number the cons.

Pros

- BLOODY fast

- Battery is 1000x better than the Nexus One. I can go a whole day on one charge and it's not an iPhone? Say it ain't so

- Screen is 1000x better than the Nexus One, and very, very close to my wife's iPhone 4

I don't know what the guy above is smoking, but the Atrix is a 1000X better than the Captivate in terms of build quality. I was sorta anxious about it being all plastic, but the phone feels rock solid. With an Otter Box Commuter on the way, I doubt I'll ever notice it was any different than my ex-N1 (with a Commuter case as well).

Neutral

- The phone isn't the prettiest, but certainly nice.

Cons

- Motoblur adds some nice touches, but overall it's slow. I'm using LauncherPro Plus which is getting me back some of my sanity.

- Doesn't come with Gingerbread out of the box :-(

- Power button location sucks

- Volume buttons are on wrong side :-(

- I know people hate trackball, but until Gingerbread makes it out to the Atrix, copy-n-paste SUCKS
[Atrix 4G General] tbae2:
I prefer this phone over my captivate 10 fold. The screen is not a big issue to me as a lot of times on the captivate screen peoples faces always had a tint of red to them. Over saturation is over saturation no matter how you look at it. The phone is also super fast in UI transitions for me and is worlds better then the captivate in that respect. Motoblur home UI used to cause all sorts of slow down but switching to launcher pro fixed all of those issues. The phone is really quick and snappy. The XDA load screen is pixelated i would assume because it is a lower res image in the first place. Also why is that even important? it's just a load screen? :confused:
[Atrix 4G General] spielnicht:
Some people are just trying too hard to find any excuse to hate the phone.
[Atrix 4G General] dew.man:
Coming from a Nexus One (which btw was a great phone in its own right), and having had a plethora of phones including an iPhone 4 and a Captivate, I am very happy with the Atrix.

There are a lot of people making a big deal of AMOLED vs LCD. What I'd like to add is that it really is COMPLETELY A MATTER OF PERSONAL PREFERENCE! I, for one, prefer the more natural tones and higher brightness of an LCD display, but do see the draw of the higher contrast AMOLED. There are valid arguments for the pros and cons of both types of displays, and it really is best to see the two side by side in various environments to determine what works best for you.

Moving right along to the data speed: I've read a lot of posts about the data being capped and slower than 3g phones, but this has not been my experience! I used the new SIM they sent me and made sure I was on the 4G plan, and now my downloads are consistently faster than they are on the N1 and even faster than the iPhone (funny how that the iPhone still sets the benchmark).

Lastly, I want to address the performance of the phone: I think it's phenomenal! I did root and replace the stock launcher right away, but besides that everything is stock. The phone is super responsive. The transitions are seamless. Everything works great with one exception - the lock screen which takes a second to come up.

To wrap up, I think the Atrix is a very nice upgrade to my N1 and that Motorola hit a home run with this phone. Granted, we won't realize it's full potential for a few months, but I believe that the Atrix is a great platform and will have superb development support from the community!
[Atrix 4G General] tbae2:
exactly, my phone pulls the same DL speeds I could get from my captivate in my area. The only thing I'm lacking is the upload speed.
[Atrix 4G General] Simba501:
Think I'm going back to my inspire.....on another note, the Atrix's GPS is STELLAR
[Atrix 4G General] waltah!:
I'm extremely happy with mine. Coming from a ton of phones recently, including iP4, Captivate, Inspire, Surround among others. It may be the perfect size of phone/screen combo for me. Atrix is super fast and I'm good with the screen.

Everyone sees it's a pentile display and all of sudden it's garbage. I don't notice pixels. Sure, maybe if I got really close and squint my eyes I might. I'll never know because I don't spend all day trying to figure out how my phone sucks. Web page loads are faster than the Inspire for me.

Battery looks to be insanely good compared to the Inspire. I'd been using mine heavily since 10am yesterday googing around with it and playing games. I didn't plug it in when I went to bed and it still said 40% when I woke up. I realize that it goes in increments of 10, but that's pretty solid.

Sound quality is excellent! Talking on the phone shows really great audio quality for me. The biggest surprise was how loud/clear the speaker is for music and nav. I couldn't be happier with the phone.
[Atrix 4G General] Scott ISH:
Hey, that's interesting. How did you come to this conclusion? I can't find any place in the settings that tells exactly how much RAM is in use/available.
[Atrix 4G General] sdlopez83:
Happy from aa TP2 but furious about what I paid for. Horrible Service no, Signed bootloader. Capped 3g Speeds, forget about 4g that is non existent where I live although it says 4G+
[Atrix 4G General] waltah!:
Just curious why you bought it if your service is so bad? We all knew the bootloader was going to be locked down because it's Moto.
[Atrix 4G General] Donatron:
I found the Inspire to be light years ahead of the Captivate, and the Atrix to be just a notch above the Inspire. Also, I like the Atrix's skinned version of Swype. I honestly didn't even know it came with Swype until last night. I was using stock the whole time. lol

As for the iPhone 4, I can see why some aren't as impressed. When it comes down to it, no phone on the market can match its polish. Some come close, but none match. For me, I just prefer Android over iOS.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acrazzyhobo:
I've been looking for the past two days looking for a launcher2 apk. I have searched and searched to no avail. I don't want launcher pro or adw. Or if anyone knows of a rom that has it that I can extract it from? That would be great.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MikeyMike01:
http://www.multiupload.com/QX5EEFKF2A

:cool:
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acrazzyhobo:
Mikey, you rock! Thank-you so much!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acrazzyhobo:
Oh that's the gingerbread launcher. I meant the 2.2 launcher
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bhaiwaah:
Like many others(non-rooted) Nexus one, I rely on using Widget Locker to wake my N1 because sleep/wake button on my N1 doesn't work.(stopped working around 6 months back)

Have read a couple of reviews @ market.android.com that Widget locker currently does not support Gingerbread. Now with Gingerbread update hitting anytime, I am a little concerned and need to find a "working" app to wake my N1 after Gingerbread.

Any thoughts?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Katecca:
If you want to switch on and off you screen, use both screen off and lock and no lock.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevin@TeslaCoil:
(Dev of WidgetLocker)

*Insert rant about Cyanogen Nightlys being unsupported by the Cyanogen team but Market commenters complaining to app devs if something doesn't work on such*

I got the Nexus S the day it came out and tested WidgetLocker 1.2.8.1 on it. If something was seriously broken I would've released a small 1.2.8.2 update that day or soon after. Everything worked fine. Since then, the Nexus S/Gingerbread have been one of my primary testing platforms for the coming (big) update. (Don't worry, I haven't forgotten my Nexus One, I've been testing on that too).

I've received a small handful of emails from people suggesting issues due to Gingerbread and/or Nightly-roms-that-aren't-supported-by-their-own-developers but none has actually been at all related to Gingerbread. Most bugs reports I get are related to settings or third-party apps and relatively easy to resolve.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bhaiwaah:
Thanks for the update. Hopefully as you indicated we won't have an issue when Gingerbread is rolled out.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kevin@TeslaCoil:
Trackball wake does not seem to work on stock Nexus One Gingerbread. I'm still looking into it, but wanted to let you know.

It is possible that no third-party-application, such as WidgetLocker, will be able to enable trackball wake. It may have to be done at the rom/kernel level in which case unrooted Gingerbread on the Nexus One will not be able to have trackball wake.

The volume keys DO work with Easy Wake Mode to wake the device.

-Kevin
[HD7 General] sharad103:
hello guys.

My HD7 cannot connect to wifi router. After putting in the password, it keeps trying to connect and after one min throws an error that sorry couldnot connect to the wifi connection. I am using a simple wifi router and not any N router

Authentication type is WPEA2

Thanks in advance
[HD7 General] sharad103:
I found this article ( i am not allowed to post link) which says something about a bug in HD7 and venue pro which doesnot allow them to connect to wifi. Any workaround guys
[HD7 General] ademg:
Wifi problem...

Hi,

What is your network SSID name?

I had the wifi problem with my HD7 while my network SSID name had mixed capital and lowercase characters like "GedikNet"

Try to change your network SSID name to all capital or all lowercase characters. (like "gediknet").

Good luck.

Bye.
[HD7 General] sharad103:
ssid is SHARAD. still unable to connect
[HD7 General] ongdia:
can't have hidden ssid

Hi, if your network is hidden, unhide it. The darn thing cannot connect to a hidden network. I know it is extreamly annoying but that is what Bill-ware gave us.

Hopefully, they will fix it in the update.
[HD7 General] cina:
Initial connection to my home Wifi was unsuccessful. I had to restart the router and all went fine. Setup: WPA2/AES, b/g/n mixed and SSID is not hidden. It is a Linksys/Cisco device. Check your MAC filter if it blocks your device. DHCP server has to be turned on.

Regards,

Cina.
[HD7 General] truffle1234:
i did not have an issue with the wifi router... all i had to do is get my mac id as i filter my pc, notebook and pda by mac id..

i heard the ssid must be visible it cant connect to those hidden ones...

maybe lowering the security level will help as well..
[HD7 General] piziyu2005:
HAVE YOU resolve the problem? i can not connect my home wifi as well.

thanks
[HD7 General] DroidFreek:
Seen an app in the HTC hub called hidden wifi but not sure if it helps
[Optimus One, P500, V General] LEENO:
Hello, i have echo void rom,

if i try to backup nand+android secure+ext, it give error.

If i do nand+android secure backup, it work.

I succesfull backuped ext4 partition with ubuntu using command "sudo nautilus". Standard files manager give access restriction to devilk folder

Can i backup ext4 with nandroid?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] starix:
What version of recovery do you use?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ZeroXtreme:
I am assuming that you are using Tunderg's custom recovery, I don't think it supports ext4. I could be wrong...
[Optimus One, P500, V General] milanse:
Update recovery to last version
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ZeroXtreme:
I have seen Thunderg 1.1 and ClockworkMod 3.0.0.5. CW is just for Gingerbread, which one are you referring to? Is there a later version?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] DookMatt:
You must use Thunderg 1.2!
[Optimus One, P500, V General] masteryx:
Yes, there is an updated version of ThunderG, v1.2.

Check this thread.

To use it, you must follow the same steps as when installing v1.1.0, only changing the img filename where appropriate.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] taha198:
I have flashed recovery 1.2 and able to do nand+and secure+ext4 backup successfully.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Tasssadar:
Same here, it works good :)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] LEENO:
Thanks brothers,

solved with Thunderg 1.2, before i had Thunderg 1.1
[Optimus One, P500, V General] ZeroXtreme:
Thank you for the link to the update.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McNooberson:
So I am using the latest build of MikFroyo (4.5) and I am using the stock kernel that comes with it (stock htc kernel I believe). Well, I have had people call my phone and they say when it should go to voicemail it says that the "number is out of service." I have gone through my settings to make sure my phone number was right and it was. Then I tried using Google Voice and that didn't work either..apparently my area code for my phone number was not supported. I need help from someone quick, I use my voicemail for work. I know I am somewhat of a noob but I reallly need some help. Thanks in advance.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jessesse:
Do you have sprints visual voice mail.apk installed? I'm assuming it came with the rom. I would try to delete it and manually install the apk floating around here. Otherwise try to do a complete wipe and flash another rom.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McNooberson:
I have done all of that. I even did the formatall.zip and then flashed MIUI and went back
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jjchdc:
Did you find a solution? I am having the same issue. It was saying that my number was disconnected. Now the person calling my phone hears my phone ringing, but my actual phone does not ring. I am having issues with my Sprint number as well as the one designated by Google.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] McNooberson:
Go to google voice. Like the website and call the number to deactivate your google voice accoujt
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
I had this same problem. Not sure how I fixed it, but after a bunch of trying stuff I'm now using google voice on cm7 nightlys.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thenolives:
strange issue for a sense rom? but try this..

2 questions: what recovery are you using? and did you nanroid backup the rom that the voicemail was working on? if so do a nanroid restore back to it and use titanium backup and back up the voicemail service apk, then do your wipes reflash mik4.5 redownload titanium backup from market go into manage all applications delete data and info for voicemail services then do a restore from titanium backup should work i use this method when i flash nonsense roms. hope this helps:)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arlichv:
Just wondering if any Rogers Captivate users had any suggestions on what ROM(s) would be a good choice for a first flash. After a few flub ups with stock AT&T and Rogers fw and a whack of reading, I am stoked to get flashing a custom. Hopin to keep the ROM Rogers based as well to keep the option of reverting back to stock as painless as possible (if that is even an issue). Any general Rogers flashing tips would be appreciated too. Thanks.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] perosredo:
The setup I've got in my signature is very snappy with tremendous--no ****--battery life.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clemmie:
You might want to read this, as another option.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thatguysteve:
I'm using a rogers captivate and have really enjoyed serendipity and firefly. I am near toronto and use the kp1 modem with good results. And running latest speedmod kernel.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arlichv:
Thanks for all the advice folks! I have much more to read about I guess.

In the meantime I think I'll take your advice clem and rock the kernal mod for now. I bunged up an earlier attempt with the AIO prog when trying to revert to stock (I already was stock just froyo, I was a lil too eager). Long n skinny, few flashes later, I'm on jl1 stock rogers from xda where initially I was jl2 (as my girlfriends unmodded captivate shows). So I should be safe to odin supercurios kernel from this point I hope?

Forgot to mention that I was in the process of using oclf but only installed the required libraries and didn't run. Do I need to remove the libs?

Will definitely keep the other ROM suggestions in mind while I whet my whistle on a few basic mods first.

Thanks again guys! I'm stoked!

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I896
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] MrBond007:
Hi all

Which is version of XANDROID for HTC Touch Diamond that camera can work?

Where's i can download it?

Thanks

My device HTC Touch Diamon P3700:

- ROM version: 2.03.405.3 WWE date 02/05/09

- Radio: 1.09.25.23

- Protocol: 52.51.25.26H
[Touch Diamond, MDA Compact IV ROM Development] thecrazyman64:
I think that this [link] is the best android you can get for your diamond. It is not XANDROID.