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[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jacquestrapp:
I would love this too, I have the new SPL and radio but the speed of even the best Froyo and Gingerbread ROMs just can't match Donut on the G1. I'd like to go back to ZXDonut but am not sure what will happen if I flash it without a 2708 kernel to go with it.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theophile2:
We are asking slightly different questions, but I think I have an answer to yours. See this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=9608529&postcount=966
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alongenemylines:
I use ezterry's kernel (linked in the post above) on enom's 1.6

I've had no issues with it, and my G1 definitely likes running donut much better than anything else I've tried.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theophile2:
Are you using 2303 or 2708 on your phone? That kernel linked above has 2708 in the filename and I'm afraid to flash it on a 2303 radio and rom.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gd761:
When will Sprint & HTC give us a 4.5" Windows Phone 7 phone like the EVO, but with a sliding keyboard?

I would like a phone that has ALL the feature's that the HTC Touch Pro2 & the HTC EVO both have, put into 1 phone. The screen size of the EVO is great. The keyboard of the TP2 is also great. The speakerphone feature's of the TP2 are great. The TP2's dual microphone's for noise cancelation is great.

According to the people at Sprint, the NEW HTC ARRIVE, which is very simular to the HTC Touch Pro2 will not have a front camera. WHY?! ALL the NON - US phones have it. Why not us again? It will not have dual microphone's, a BIG screen like the EVO, or the same speakerphone spec's & feature's as the TP2.

The EVO is a nice phone with it's spec's. Why not keep up with a rich full featured phone is beyond me. Can Sprint & HTC answer this, or will they answer this?

Also the NEW HTC ARRIVE will ONLY have a BUILT-IN 16GB MicroSDHC Card that can NOT be accessed to upgrade it to a larger 32GB card. I want my stuff with me where I can access it from the phone or a computer. If you have no signal at all, you can NOT ACCESS YOUR STUFF AT ALL! When I travel on the NYC Subway, I can watch Movie's, Music Video's, or listen to all my music on my Micro SDHC Card in my phone. I don't have to worry about any signal for that at all.

What do you all think? I do not think that with all the technology that is out there & with all the new phone's that are here & going to be here, what I am sugesting is not much at all to sugest.

What do you think, & how do you feel about this & other shortcoming's of what we keep getting from SPRINT & HTC?

Post it all here.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] highc:
Wait for CTIA

Sprint usualy is late with announcements. So just wait for CTIA starting March 22th.

EVO was late too.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gd761:
Unless the HTC EVO 3D is going to be a Windows Phone 7 phone, I won't even pay it any mind at all.

At CTIA 2011 HTC is supposed to announce 2 device's. A Tablet & the EVO 3D. If Sprint & HTC have been keeping a very tight seal in anything else, which I very seriously doubt, I won't be expecting to see anything that will interest me in any way shape or form.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foxbat121:
Basically it all boils down to current status/limitation of WP7. They all have to use the same SoC and same feature and functionality because that is how WP7 works. What's the use of front camera when there is no OS supprot for it. Same goes for microSD card support. Sounds like you have no idea what is WP7.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gd761:
I do know about that. Microsoft who would provide the support for it, could. That's why the company is called Micro "SOFT" The SOFT in Microsoft is for SOFTWARE. All software is, is line's of code. The line's of code are there. Check out the Europian & Asian version's of almost ANY phone. The one's that have the front facing camera are released there & not here. The United States Cell Phone Provider's tell the handset manufacture' what feature or feature's they either want or don't want in the phone's released here. Check for yourself & you will see what I'm saying is FACT. I just wish that they would STOP DISABELING the different device's that come here to the US. We just sit back and say Thank You to them for screwing us over again & again. Why is it that Android can have the feature's & Microsoft WON'T?! Microsoft has been in existence for over 25 year's. Android, what? Maby 4 year's now. That's a big difference. We can & should make our voice's heard to both Microsoft & the Cell Phone Provider's.
[Nook Color General] bigdude-bn:
I am using a rooted nook color happily except for one detail. Does anyone out there know how to get the VPN support to function?

I tried upgrading to 1.1 and re-rooting, and i tried installing the updated kernel. Neither seems to affect the VPN settings. I also installed wi-fi buddy and in that app I see all of the advanced VPN related settings but they are grayed out.

Dies anyone have any suggestions, I am new to the tablet, but familiar with embedded linux.
[Nook Color General] bigdude-bn:
Sorry, that's stock v1.1 firmware. Used autonooter to root, installed Dalingren's overclock kernel with MPPE support.

Forgot all the details.
[Nook Color General] wgarrido:
I have the same question. Thanks. Does the overclock kernel keep the rest stock? Do you have the link to the post, I have only seen the other overclock.
[Nook Color General] bigdude-bn:
I used the latest eclair kernel Dalingrin had at the time. It looks like he just released another one with von related changes. I will try that tomorrow and see if it helps..

The kernels can be found on xda search for dalingrin kernel and it should come up

Warning, installing kernels could brick the device requiring a factory reset. I don't recommend it until the von issue is really fixed. I ran into a number of problems doing this. One to be very aware of is that CWR rom recovery does not seem to be compatible with the nookcolor at this time. If you install RomManager Do Not flash CWR or you will end up with a boot loop.

That issue made me so leery of that package that I actually used the terminal emulator and command line to mount the boot volume and manually update the kernel image and its modules.. That is the only method I can directly confirm, I did not use RomManager to flash the kernel..
[Nook Color General] bigdude-bn:
If you are really intersted in keeping everything stock but the kernel, the closest way I can think of to do that would be to use an sdcard image including car/rommanager. I believe you can put the flashable kernel on the sdcard and then flash the kernel onto the stock firmware that way.

I have not tried that, but I see no reason why it wouldn't work.

That would avoid the terminal and the jiggery-pokery with mkimage and remounting volumes manually. It's actually not very hard, but it is certainly more error prone, and it's all linux command line work.

Can anyone confirm that flashing the eclair kernel on stock rom is 'safe' ??
[Nook Color General] bigdude-bn:
no eclair 3-8-2011 available yet

I was hoping to test the new kernel today, but there is no eclair build yet. From the traffic on that thread it looks like they are struggling with a wi-fi issue at the moment.
[Desire HD General] AudioFiend:
Account Name: YOUR PHONE NUMBER@orange.net 01234567890@orange.net

1. First New Mail Acount

2. Choose Mail Provider

Choose > Other (POP3/IMAP)

3. add your email address > your phone number @ orange.net

and password.

Then hit Manual Setup

Incoming Setting use below set up.

INCOMING MAIL

Protocol: POP

Email address: YOUR PHONE NUMBER@orange.net

Password: EMAIL PASSWORD

POP server: pop.orange.net

Security type: None

Server port:110

Out going Mail is not working as of yet but still enter

OUTGOING MAIL

Username: Your Mobile Phone Number

Password: Email Password the same as INCOMING MAIL

SMTP Server: smtp.orange.net

Security type: None

Server port: 25

It may say server not found or such like but just hit continue and save final setup.

Open up mail account and hit the refresh button and your email will begin to load...

I have found this helpfull as i dont have to pay £5 a month to have a email feature from orange..
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roshga:
When using netarchi kernel and oc the nsn to 1.2 and playing for like 30 mins I've noticed rhe temp rices to 36c, while on 1ghz temp was around 27.. I was wondering what's the healthy temp range for the hummingbird cpu?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheAndroider:
36c is normal.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roshga:
So on what temp am I supposed to start worring?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kit:
I'm not sure at what temp the chip will start to melt down but you can be sure that the hotter it is running the shorter it's life will be.

I wonder if these chips can withstand similar to desktop temps? My guess would be they use the cheapest materials possible so probably not.

That being said the difference between someone who plays a lot of games on stock clocks and someone who doesn't will also affect the life span due to the constant rise in temperature.

You may find that running it at 40 degrees Celsius it will still last for several years (longer than you will keep the phone), or you may find it dies within 6 months =P hard to know really!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] [hfm]:
I looked up and down and couldn't find detailed specs such as intel publishes. All I could find is a 9w tdp (i think) which doesn't say much for maximum core temp spec.

I would imagine it may be similar to other 45nm A8 based cpu if we can find any real spec sheets.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] [hfm]:
I found the manual for the chip. The operating temps are -25 to 85 °C.

Oddly the manual pegs the SGX540 at 20m tri/sec where I've seen 90 tri/sec being talked about on many sites.

"3D graphics acceleration with programmable shader up to 20M triangles/s and 1000 Mpixels/s"

Don't push your luck on the temps though.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] [hfm]:
never mind about my triangles quote, I think that was at 200mhz..

Edit: Actually the gpu might only be running at 200mhz..
[Android Themes] Monofail:
Hi Guys/Girls,

I had these two boot animations laying around that i had modded slightly and thought it best to share the love.

*First one is a BIOS load screen for CM7 looping "Android Loading"

View attachment 536901

*Second is the Nova boot animation but loops the supernova flash.

View attachment 536902

Please note i have modified these to fit my preferences and do not take credit for work that went into the originals they are based on.
[Android Themes] GchildT:
Video or animated GIF, please...? I like to see before i download :)
[Android Themes] Monofail:
Sorry i will try and figure out how to make a GIF and upload for you.

If you want to check them out before i get around to it though you can view them on your PC, "part0" plays once and "part1" loops continually until loaded
[Droid Eris General] obededom:
I'm about to buy my wife an Eris.

She (unlike me) does not have Obsessive Rom-flashing Disorder, so we are looking for a daily driver ROM. The main thing for her is battery life and stability of the software. She is accustomed to HTC Sense from a previous phone she had (dIncredible) so my question is what is the most full featured, functional ROM available?

How bad is the stock ROM?

are there any gingerbread (I know it ditches Sense) ROM's that are stable enough for daily use?

thanks in advance for your wisdom, guys
[Droid Eris General] doogald:
These, of course, are purely my opinion.

1. xtrSENSE is probably the best bet. Unlike stock, it is overclocked when the processor is being used and underclocked when it is idle, to give better battery life, and the cache2cache feature moves the application dalvik cache to the relatively unused internal /cache partition, giving a lot more space for user apps and data.

2. I've only used stock very briefly for a few days earlier this week (since rooting last May). There was a recent OTA update that is rolling out right now, and without using stock with the update over a long period it is hard to say if the problems that I am about to list are solved. However, stock tends to get a very laggy dialer over time, especially as the call log increases, and you have to stay on top of the text message store as well, as once the number of saved messages reaches a large amount it takes a long time to delete them. When the dialer gets laggy it can also cause answering calls to get frustratingly laggy as well. Again, these may have been solved with the latest release.

3. I've only used GSB myself, but it is extremely stable and has only very minor issues, as I recall. I think if you open the camera and double-tap the display to focus, it will force close the camera, though auto-focus when you take a photo is just fine. Perhaps there are other issues, but otherwise it is very nice. I haven't used Tazz's GB ROM or the TastyBreadBuild; you may want to poke around in those threads, but I am sure that they are equally fine and stable.

However, I really think that the most stable ROM that delivers something that you can count on (plus, the Sense launcher) is xtrSENSE.

xtrSENSE: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=726467

GSB: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=944430

By the way, no matter which ROM she uses, I imagine that moving from the Incredible the Eris will feel slow.
[Droid Eris General] obededom:
thank you very much. That's exactly the type of info I needed. Props :)
[Droid Eris General] dpiddy14:
Totally agree with everything doogald has said! I have tried a lot of ROMs but I always come back to XtrSense as my everyday ROM.
[Droid Eris General] mjb413:
hate to post just a +1, but xtrsense is one of the best if you want to keep sense. The stock is not terrible, but is laggy. Both GSB and GingerTazz are extremely stable. Both have excellent battery life when on standby. However, the screen seems to suck the life out of the battery on the GB roms. After about 12 hours (how long my shifts are) with a few texts and a quick call, light internet use, I generally have between 70 and 80 percent battery on GSB 1.9. The other day, I was getting another replacement eris (notorious trackball issue) and the sales rep was surprised when he told me because the eris has a slow processor, it can be laggy, and I told him I hadn't seen that problem (didn't tell him it was when I was using GB).
[Droid Eris General] roirraW "edor" ehT:
+1 xtrSENSE. Also, I've now used both GSB and GingerTazz and I just go with whichever was updated most recently, which ATM is GingerTazz v11.
[Droid Eris General] wildstang83:
If you want the latest and greatest then you should really check out either one of the Gingerbread roms from Workshed or Tazz. Currently I prefer Worksheds GSB. They are both really stable and quick though. If not one these roms then I would HIGHLY recommend zach.xtr's xtrROM 5.0. That is a really Fast Rom.

wildstang83
[Droid Eris General] playpolo4life:
Why did she ditch the Incredible for the Eris??
[Droid Eris General] CadsterMTX:
I'm still pretty new to the mod community here, but I'm loving GSB so far. It's amazing that there are so many mods and ROMS of Android continually coming out for the Eris, almost seems like it's in defiance of Verizon discontinuing the phone so quickly after its release.

The only ROM I've used before GSB was Nonsensikal 16.1. For me at least, that one seemed really laggy. GSB's been running like a dream, however.
[Droid Eris General] obededom:
she isn't a really power user. She mainly uses her phone for managing her calender and checking facebook

The Incredible is a lot of phone for her. She likes the Eris' size and it's pocketability.
[Droid Eris General] cstone1991:
Sorry to post yet another +1, but I have to say that xtrSENSE has to be the most stable, consistent sense based rom I have used. As almost everyone has stated so far, that is probably your best bet for her. Battery life is awesome on it, be sure to enable the battery tweak one the rom is flashed, I believe cache2cache also needs to be enabled. That info can be found in the thread.
[Droid Eris General] doogald:
Oh, I forgot about the battery tweak. Good info. Cache2cache is enabled by default, though.

Also, it is now up to version 5.0, incorporating the changes in the recent over the air update that came out this month.
[Droid Eris General] TheBr0ken:
I have to agree with you about Workshed's GSB. The last thing i needed to do is root the wifes Eris and load a ROM that will cause issues. I would never hear the end of it. She is heavily themed and on a stock ROM it was horrible. as soon as I loaded Worksheds GSB she said it was like a different phone. she has never seen it so fast. Now the only other thing I did was install SetCPU and set up 5 profiles to change min and max cpu levels under curtain criteria. I didnt wanna gamble with trying different Kernels. I figured for what she used it for stock was just fine. Its a lot more responsive and she says that battery life has improved. Also, she is still heavily themed on top of GSB. just my 2 cents.
[Droid Eris General] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I wish I had that problem (having the opportunity for the Incredible being too much phone for me)! :D
[Droid Eris General] xokmillzo:
Really the incredible is not pocket-able enough for her? I think you need to get her a purse, not XtrSense! As a Droid X user I think that thing is tiny.
[Droid Eris General] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Besides, it allowed all sorts of openings for "Is that a phone in your pocket or are you just happy to see me?" jokes!

Yeah, I don't have an X but the Inc would be small compared to it! I know the Eris is even smaller, but I guess women do have smaller hands.
[Droid Eris General] drakko1980:
The dx and the dinc are technically the same size bro... btw I recommend evil Eris or Ginger tazz v10 much more stable IMHO ...but just try a few and make an educated choice

Sent from Ginger Tazz 10 on XDA App
[Droid Eris General] doogald:
FWIW, according to the specs, the DX is about 3/8" inch longer and almost the same wider compared with an Incredible.
[Droid Eris General] playpolo4life:
Yeah I don't think thats accurate....
[Droid Eris General] mdeblaz:
Without a doubt flash xtrSENSE immediately. It makes the Eris operate how it's supposed to. I'm interested in GSB... but the stability of xtrSENSE has kept me on it since the day I rooted my phone.

I also installed SetCPU and created profiles as Tenzo suggested in his xtrRCmix rom. The battery life is great. (see below)

She will never even know it's rooted - other than the phone being much more usable.

From: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=806748
[Droid Eris General] gersto:
I agree with the masses on that if she prefers the sense ui, then xtrSENSE is the way to go if you want stability & good battery life. With all the tweaks Zach.xtr has done its what HTC should have released for the Eris.

I've been playing with GSB for almost 2 weeks now. The latest build, plus a few adjustments in the settings, has solidified my decision on keeping it on my Eris for the long run.

Doesn't hurt that GSB is about to become the official cyanogenmod port for the Eris, either. ;)

Those to me would be a good pair to try first. What would probably help her is root the phone, load a ROM, and let her play with it for a few days. Then load another ROM give her another few days to play with it and let her decide which one she likes.
[Droid Eris General] doogald:
Excuse the slight digression, but I believe that this is not an accurate statement. GSB will continue to be separate. As I understand the way this works, Workshed's vendor tree, if accepted, will be the basis for an official Cyanogen build for the Eris, but that will be vanilla CM - ADW launcher, available in ROM Manager, none of Workshed's tweaks that differ from official CM. GSB will continue to be a separate, flashable ROM.

Or am I mistaken?
[Droid Eris General] gersto:
That is a good point. I did word that wrong. It may not be identical to sheds ROM in every way, but I would think some of sheds tweaks would remain.

Well find out soon enough I guess.
[Droid Eris General] the kid escobar:
I really enjoy GSB on the Eris, I was on the verge of not waiting and trading in my phone, but this Rom gave my phone new life and I plan on keeping it until next Gen arrives.
[Droid Eris General] YamJoker:
Hey will I will say one thing I do love GSB I have been using it since 1.2 and as of right now it is very stable I love the speed and ui. I have used many many roms don't even know which ones anymore because GSB has made me forget all of them was looking to upgrade my phone but for now at least im good :)

Htc droid eris

GSB 2.0

overclocked to 787 mhz
[Droid Eris General] nelbiz:
hello fellow wichitan! same here i am new to the community and GSB is by far a better alternative than suck (sorry i mean stock). i would recommend something else but that was the main reason why i rooted was to get gingerbread.

and a reminder for me and others to donate to 'shed, good work dude.
[Desire HD General] extreme22:
well i was in a law suite with HTC for the issues i was having with my HTC Desire issues so i received a new desire hd for all the issues i went through even though HTC took a year to settle lol

so do you guys like your Desire HD
[Desire HD General] seanybiker:
Congrats on getting the HD. Your going to love it. Im delighted with my one.
[Desire HD General] shree.cse:
I got mine on 2 days back. I am loving it with Gingerbread sense.

Sent from my Desire HD
[Desire HD General] ken-ywk:
congratz.. now go to DHD dev and flash the gingerbread rom on it..
[Desire HD General] koi9:
+1, then you never look back on your desire anymore
[Desire HD General] extreme22:
lol that statement is so true i cant put this phone down, lol as well i have not touched my iphone in days my buddy has a iphone 4 as well and he was blown away by the htc Desire HD i know the GPU is not all that but what i use it for it is amazing he just fell in love now he wants one
[Desire HD General] ulstersam:
I must be the only person who doesn't love this phone, its not that I dont like it, its just that there seems to be a lot of issues.

I got mine on Saturday, it was a Vodafone UK upgrade, and coming to this from the orginal Desire has been a BIG DISAPPOINTMENT

The one thing I noticed as soonas I took it out of the box was the seemingly sharp edges around the screen area, the phone itself is sluggish and the screen can be very non-responsive, I cant for the love of all thats almighty get the HTCSense to work - in fact cant even create an account, cant download Locations, the GPS wont work because it says it cant find the satellites even when I'm outside, and the list just goes on.

I loved my original Desire and chose it over the iPhone 4 and thought this would be the next step up buy boy was I wrong. Chances are Ive just got a bad one, but its hasnt half dented my confidence in what I originally thought was a great brand.

As I said, I had the phone as an Vodafone upgrade through Phones4U in the UK. Are they likely to give me a new phone or will they make me have this one repaired? To be honest, I dont want it repaired I just want a new one.

Suggestions please
[Desire HD General] Grant Barker:
It sounds like you got a bad one. You could try a factory reset and see if that speeds it back up to normal. If not I would suggest they change it for you. There are plenty of YouTube videos showing the normal (non-sluggish) speed. If your one doesn't match - ask them why it is so slow.

My 2 cents.
[Desire HD General] Dariz:
I would suggest the same as Grant Barker, sounds like you've got some kind of issuse!

Factory reset is always an good idea! ;-)
[Desire HD General] ghostofcain:
IANAL but distance selling reg's should cover this, you are entitled to reject the phone within seven days, personally I would speak with Phones4U as i have found them very helpfull in the past if no joy there try speaking to vodafone aswell.

But it does sound like you've recieved a lemon, even if I did find SENSE slowed the phone down over vanilla android.