yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] icematrix:
All Mods are Compatible with Recovery 2.5.X.X or 3.X.X.X

What do You need:

- S-OFF

- ClockworkMod Recovery 2.5.1.3 or 3.X.X.X

- de-odexed Rom

- Test on Sense Rom I don't Know if work in not sense Rom ;)

Install:

(DO NANDROID Backup BEFORE Install IceMatrixDesireHD-VX.X.zip - IN CASE Restore)

- Copy IceMatrixDesireHD-VX.X in your SD Card

- Flash IceMatrixDesireHD-VX.X.zip from recovery

Base Icon Set: Framework-res.apk, framework.jar, serives.jar, mail.apk, gmail.apk (2.3.4.1), mms.apk, PowerControlSettings.apk

Version 4.1 only Base Rom 1.72

Version 4.2 only base Rom 1.84 Now animated charge and Power advanced menu

These toggles are available (bold are default after flash)

toggleAirplane

toggleAutoRotate

toggleBluetooth

toggleBrightness

toggleFlashlight

toggleGPS

toggleLockScreen

toggleMobileData

toggleScreenTimeout

toggleSleepMode

toggleSound

toggleSync

toggleWifi

toggleWimax

if you want change toggles must edit the widget.txt file in system/customize:

For Example:

If You want toggleBrightness instead of toggleMobileData:

toggleWifi|toggleBluetooth|toggleGPS|toggleMobileData|toggleSync|toggleSound

just replace with this:

toggleWifi|toggleBluetooth|toggleGPS|toggleBrightness|toggleSync|toggleSound

Enabling states:

You can control the mod in notification_config.txt in system/customize by activating only PowerWidget, only recent apps or both.

enablePowerControl : For Power Widget only

enableRecentApps : recent apps only

enablePowerControl|enableRecentApps: For both

After that --> Reboot Your device

IceMatrixDesireHD-V4.1 (Base Rom 1.72)

IceMatrixDesireHD-V4.2 (Base Rom 1.84)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] fotone:
Very good !!!

:)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] wismerhull:
Very nice mod here :)
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] miguelcq:
Very good !!!
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] ralphclark:
Very good job, beats all other versions - and great idea incorporating the Advanced Power Menu. Saves me an extra flash!

One small thing: you've inherited a mistake in Advanced Power Menu, for "Power off" the description text underneath says "Hibernate". Wronggggg!

On a style point, I'm not sure that the hazard warning triangle is necessary for USB debugging, it's a bit "loud" for something that appears to be benign, and for ARHD, sometimes required.

Thanks for putting a dark background behind the power widgets, it looks much better like that.

Keep up the good work, I certainly hope to see this set keep up with future ARHD releases.
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] Muflone71:
very gr8 mod, I think I'll try it soon.

THANKS !!!!!!!!
[Desire HD Themes and Apps] ralphclark:
Hi there - any chance of a new version compatible with the newer gingerbread-based ARHD 5.1.x series?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] compriots:
Hello,

the camera app in my SGS works perfectly but all the times I try to launch any other application which uses the camera (e.g. barcode scanner, google googles), it crashes immediately.

Could you help me?

I am running a stock firmware (JPY 2.2.1) downloaded from samfirmwares.com. The phone is rooted but there is any tweaks applied (eg. lagfix).

Thank you in advance.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] compriots:
just found a related post.

it is easily solvable launching the email apps...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=894544
[Xoom General] eaglecomm:
For those of you who own it and use it often, the simple question is whether the placement of the power button gets in your way?

I am right-handed and thus hold tablets in my left hand to poke at it with my right hand. Since I don't own one yet, I haven't had much experience with day to day use and whether 'just grabbing it' often results in hitting the power button accidentally.

As well as whether when you have it in your lap or on something (backpack, lap, blanket, whatever) if the items underneath, assuming they are not perfectly flat, accidentally hit the power button as well.

My hope is that since I don't see many/any posts dedicated to the subject.. that it's good news and the power button isn't that big of a deal.

Thanks. Can't wait for the Wifi X (cause I missed the 25% off chance). :(
[Xoom General] RadDudeTommy:
I have never accidentally hit the power button. I'm right handed too.

The biggest issue you may have with the buttons placement is when you have the device on a flat surface, it requires you to lift the top left of the Xoom to hit the button. Personally, this hasn't bothered me at all. I barely just have my device laying flat on a table, usually it rests in my lap or my hands.

But I can almost assure you, problems with accidentally hitting the button probably will not arise.

I do have a gel case on mine though, but i just took it off to test this for you:

Running my finger across the back of the Xoom with decent pressure still won't cause the button to be pushed in when my finger crosses it.

So resting it in your lap wouldn't cause an accidental push.

And if it does for whatever reason, a gel case would do good to counteract that since it makes the button deeper down. but the way its set up, you really should see no problem.
[Xoom General] funnycreature:
Agreed! I most of the time actually have to search for the button especially when using the trick to turn it upside-down when charging. I think the design is good and I agree that I hardly have it laying flat either since the viewing angles are mediocre ;)
[Xoom General] ZBoater:
My beef is with the volume buttons. Too tiny. The power button is high enough that it avoids accidental contact with hand during one handed operation.
[Xoom General] RadDudeTommy:
Agree'd, it took me about this whole first week to get use to these volume buttons. They are kind of hard to press in depending on the angle you're coming at them, and the Case makes it harder because you're unsure when you're trying to hit the buttons it you're actually hitting the buttons because of the huge space between them.
[Xoom General] mazz0310:
I like it where it is. It's very convenient.
[Xoom General] lokko21:
Couldn't be in a better place, very convenient, for me.

Evo Better Than The Best...
[Xoom General] Elysian893:
I have never accidentally pressed it, I actually like it's placement quite a bit, it makes sense for me because of where I hold the tablet from.
[Xoom General] bwcorvus:
Same for me...right handed.
[Xoom General] eaglecomm:
Thanks everyone.. the answers are what I expected.. just wanted to confirm. 19 votes at the moment and 100% of them say the power button location is just fine. Thanks again.
[Xoom General] Kevhed:
1st post here!!! Great forum BTW. No problems at all with hitting the power button by mistake. Xoom is a great device. Needs a little polishing, but all in all a great device!
[Xoom General] huelsebu:
I have never once hit it by accident. I've also never had any trouble pressing or finding it when I DID want to. After a day of getting used to it, it really is an extremely natural position to have it in.

Yes, the one inconvenience is if it's lying flat on a surface, and you intend on turning the screen on and then leaving it in that position. Really though, when is this ever going happen?

This is Android though. So if the ability to fully map one of the volume buttons (on the upper-left side of the xoom) to turn the screen on/off doesn't already exist (via an app or ROM), you can bet it will soon. I've seen forum threads with titles suggesting such an app already exists, but I've never looked for it myself bc I don't think it's necessary
[Xoom General] xlGmanlx:
Add me to the group that loves where its at
[Xoom General] Lars1967:
+1,

I like the location of the Power button and have never had issue.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] plmzk520:
How to root htc desire hd?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] karthics4:
You can see this thread for more information on how to root Desire HD

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=841076
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thrik:
First off I'd like to say I posted this already on the PBXes forum a few days back. I still haven't gotten a response yet so I thought I'd see if anyone here would be able to help me out.

I just recently purchased a PBXes Soho account ($5/month) so I would have greater stability while making internet calls through GV. With Gizmo5 going out, it seemed to be the best option anyways. Unfortunately, when I tried to set it up, I'm not able to receive/make calls from my N1.

Here's a log of what happens:

Mar 4 22:14:06 VERBOSE[103335] logger.c: -- Called thrikulam@gmail.com@from-pstn/n

Mar 4 22:14:06 VERBOSE[103335] logger.c: -- Local/thrikulam@gmail.com@from-pstn/n-9ebc,1 answered Gtalk/+1***2186441-11ef

Mar 4 22:14:06 VERBOSE[103335] logger.c: -- Sending DTMF '1' to the calling party.

Mar 4 22:14:09 VERBOSE[103335] logger.c: -- Called h@from-pstn/n

Mar 4 22:14:09 VERBOSE[103335] logger.c: == Everyone is busy/congested at this time (1:0/0/1)

Does anyone have any ideas? When I try calling my N1 from a landline, all I hear is a click (akin to someone hanging up the phone).
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trevmar:
I get the same logs for incoming calls.

Calling out works OK. Using CSipSimple.

Did you ever figure out what was causing this?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trevmar:
Solved -- Incorrectly set-up 'Incoming Routing' on the PBXes.org system.

I had a "Caller ID Number" set on the "Add Incoming trunk" PBXes menu, which therefore did not send the GV call to my SIP, as GV caller ID is not working properly at this time. Everything worked when I removed the caller ID from this menu, and set up my PBXes as detailed by disgustip8ted in this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11928433&postcount=208
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thrik:
Hah, I wish my issue were that simple. I'm getting help at a different topic, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=887131

If anyone else comes here, maybe you should ask for help over there (if the above method doesn't work for you).

But thanks for giving me hope though :)
[HD7 General] ej_424:
Any word on when we will be getting this for us Tmobile US users. Anxiously waiting for copy/paste funcitonality. Overall i like the phone, but some very spotty reception especially with 3g data connection.
[HD7 General] dazcox5181:
I think as far as anyone knows the update is due to start rolling out from the 8th March... but it'll be the carriers that can delay it by a week or two
[HD7 General] JamesDax:
Yeah, I'm waiting for the update before I decide if I'm going to keep this HD7 or not. I love the big screen and I love the OS. But this phone has some serious reception issues. My Moto Defy and even my Nokia Nuron get much better reception in both voice and data. I'm not use to so many dropped called.
[HD7 General] ej_424:
I hear ya, but wouldn't that be a carrier update, not NoDo that addresses these reception issues we have. Just thinking logically here, this is a software update, not radio or kernel correct? MS can't possibly know all the issues present for each carrier or phone that needs to be addresses. Soryr coming form android so maybe my understanding is incorrect.
[HD7 General] PanNet:
I'm waiting with you. So far, the same disappointment. I also noted that prices have fallen significantly and people are getting rid of them.
[HD7 General] PanNet:
It seems that as soon MS will do something good is this system will fail. Even though HTC has released several new models, but with Android on board.
[HD7 General] aquanaut88:
HTC Europe v1.30 ROM was released over in the Mozart forums and build number confirmed final NoDo.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=984239

and this one:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=11917333#post11917333

I'm sure it's just a matter of hours for HD7... the pre-update went quick and smoothly, as well so should this one too.

Cheers
[HD7 General] devGOD:
Tmobile US sent you the pre-update?
[HD7 General] ej_424:
Please confirm post above

Ya im confused too. I'm on Tmobile USA and didnt get a pre update yet.....

Please confirm/Explain
[HD7 General] gamefrick:
Me neither
[HD7 General] jimbonics:
From what I've gathered, the pre-update wasn't/isn't 100% necessary.
[HD7 General] yai360:
Any good news?
[HD7 General] Luisraul924:
the content of the update is necessary but the update process itself isn't because the contents of that update will be included in the NoDo update. Given the fact that the 8th was only a rumored date, I doubt its coming out today, but hey surprises are welcome!
[HD7 General] scriller:
i've been checking all day. nothing.
[HD7 General] Luisraul924:
same here... Ah well at least the fact that the update is out unofficially for dev/unlocked devices is a good sign.
[HD7 General] FearL0rd:
not :( I'm starting hate them
[HD7 General] nexus14:
It's my understanding that the pre-update is not necessary. What T-mobile has done was include the pre-update WITH the NoDo update; this was noted as something carriers were allowed to do.

When does this combo update come? Who the hell knows.
[HD7 General] Luisraul924:
Microsoft themselves stated (while being scrutinized if carriers can block updates) that updates are bundled together by them (Microsoft) so that it won't have an effect on consumers who's carriers have blocked a previous update. The first update served two purposes: the first; was driver or firmware level upgrades that facilitate the upgrade process (which is why those small number of phones ended up bricking when the update went awry) the second was to see the worst case scenario that ended up happening to the Samsung phones. So to do list for initial update crossed out, time to release NoDo!
[HD7 General] alijahg34:
hope this helps

http://www.wpcentral.com/trophy-and...=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+wmexperts+(wpcentral) not sure if this will help probably not

check this link also this should get everyone on the right foot http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=10176994#post10176994
[HD7 General] Luisraul924:
Can anybody confirm whether the radio & firmware updated ROM that XDA user Ansar posted over in the development section made it into the NoDo update ROM? I've heard good things about that radio update (saves battery, better signal etc.) and it'd be nice to know that we would also be receiving that updated radio and firmware.
[HD7 General] gseagull:
Updating Rom on a sim unlocked device

Hi guys!

First i'v to say that i'm a wp7 newbie. So if my question was asked and answered before, dont bite me ;-)

Yesterday i got a locked HD7 Schubert-Device. It was locked by "drei.at", that means that it was not possible to enter a stupid unlock-key to unlock the device. I walked to a turkish handy/mobile-store, where they unlocked my device.

Now i want to install that custom rom with the nada update i've found somewhere in this forum. Is the device locked again if i would install that rom?

thanks!

Cheers

Chris
[HD7 General] Shadowise:
If your device has been unlocked to work on any carrier, then flashing a new rom won't lock it again.
[HD7 General] gseagull:
Thank you! You made my day :)
[HD7 General] carmeng4evr:
I am a bit confused as how the update works...

Will it be over the air or through zune?

I know with Android, I would get a notification

that tells me that there was an OTA(over the

air) i needed to download

but i am very confused about how it is working or

will work with wp7(but i see i am not missing much

as nobody on tmo has received it yet)
[HD7 General] scmurphy13:
From what I've read, your phone will notify you when an update is available but you actually do the update through the Zune software.

Sent from my HD7 using Board Express
[HD7 General] nexus14:
No update yet. T-mobile hates wP7
[HD7 General] leoiden:
anyone know where or how to cid unlock tm hd7
[HD7 General] FearL0rd:
Any news about HD7 (tmobile)?
[HD7 General] elvesbane:
Hey guys, I have a doubt - I own an unlocked T-mo HD7, and I'm in India. Does this mean I'll have trouble getting the update - seeing as I'm not on T-mo network or anything anymore...? Or will the Zune software take care of it?

Btw, that part has been a bit confusing for me. I'm not familiar with this OTA update thing - How can T-mo get in the way of updates if it's Microsoft's Zune software that delivers (non-OTA) updates? Does the Zune software block us from getting phone updates simply because the phone is branded T-mobile? Sounds uber-ly silly to me!
[HD7 General] Debello64:
I am hoping that the NoDo update fixes the crappy Bluetooth sound quality. Listening to Zune music in my car over Bluetooth is absolutely painful. Don't want to go back to android and don't want to switch to Verizon or ATT for an Iphone.

Just fix it HTC/Microsoft.
[HD7 General] Midnight7oker:
Is there any particular reason why T-Mobile finds it necessary to delay this update for it's customers? I remember reading somewhere that if some carriers had their way, these phones wouldn't get updates at all. Is this true? If yes, then why?
[HD7 General] Luisraul924:
capitalism. The carriers would rather have phones become obsolete so that potential prospects buy a newer more expensive phone that already has the newer software. Works the same way with existing customers, easier way of keeping them locked down to a contract by allowing them an extension after one year of service into a new two year contract with them upgrading to the "newer" phone. If current phones were to receive updates, existing customers would always be up to date and not see the need to have the latest hardware when their hardware already runs the same software essentially giving the near same experience as the newer phones, while new prospects would opt for older devices since they are cheaper but offer the same features. That's how carriers USED to have it, they never worried about dumbphones getting updated, they just grew old and obsolete and if you wanted newer features you would be forced to fork over some flow in order to buy the newer features. Smartphones effectively got rid of that model by stretching the timeframe from a device becoming obsolete in one year to maybe about 2.5-3 years. Which with their two year contract model, it just would not work out.
[HD7 General] Trimegisto:
This might not be exactly true for all carriers out there but there is indeed this view of profit that demands for carriers to constantly sell new terminals instead of upgrading the existing ones.

That is why this xda-developers community is so successful, otherwise we would be stuck with the same old crippled devices
[HD7 General] Luisraul924:
Right, other more honest countries' carriers probably won't do that, in the US, you'd be "crazy" not to. I saw the American flag next to the post so I figured...
[HD7 General] Strike_Eagle:
I have read somewhere about the update, the network carrier can skip one small update, but they CAN'T skip the next one.

If they skip No-Do and force us to wait for Mango Update, i will return this phone back immediately.
[HD7 General] ace10134:
The carriers already skipped the pre-NoDo update. NoDo is coming as normal.

The NoDo update was delayed for everyone until the end of March. That's not T-Mobile's fault.
[HD7 General] alijahg34:
hope this help I not trying it because I like my registry just the way it is and my device is fast as then the current NoDo update with no unlock in site so with that said ..... good luck. let us know http://blog.walshie.me/2011/03/23/h...-and-get-your-windows-phone-updates-htc-only/
[HD7 General] drewalk:
Just wanted to give a quick update, one of the authors, daniel rubino, at wpcentral just replied to someone in the comments page and said he heard from someone saying the tmobile hd7 may be getting the nodo update in may or june...if this is true, tmobile can NEVER claim good customer service because this makes me think they want to hold off the uprising of windows phone products and promote their "golden android" devices and leave us wp7 customers in the dark. And im only making that claim since its up to the carriers to delay and release updates. And i bet if tmobile was to respond to an accusation that they were delaying an update, they would give a BS response like "we're still in testing and only want the best for our customers blah blah blah"...
[HD7 General] bofett:
Only OS version: 7.0.7008.0 on HD7

This was easy to do but only got my T-Mobile USA HD7 to OS version: 7.0.7008.0 not NODO OS version: 7.0.7390.0
[HD7 General] Jonno2343:
Ok, that's good to know.

This means that T-Mobile was indeed blocking 7008 and Microsoft hasn't released the update for the US HD7's yet.

If you update to NoDo and the rest of us don't then it'll mean that T-Mobile are blocking it.

Let us know what happens!
[HD7 General] cdgoin:
I couldnt agree more.. Otherwise why not CARRY the DVP in the stores? I have been to Tmo stores without a HD7 on display, much less any real notice of it.

To say I have not been a fan of AT&T, but being a WP7 fan.. that trumps Tmo in the merger issue. I hope they merge faster and that AT&T keeps sucking Redmonds tit for promo funds for WP7.
[HD7 General] bofett:
I figure I will continue to give it a try a couple of times each day. Will keep you posted...
[HD7 General] Trimegisto:
I wonder how long will this last? I was planning to wait for the NoDo before flashing any ROM into my HD7 but I guess I won't wait much longer... :(
[HD7 General] jimbonics:
Two TMO stores I've been to the people actually bash WP7 and try to steer you towards Android, because "That's what we use."

Disgusting really. TMO reps don't know **** about WP7.
[HD7 General] Midnight7oker:
@jimbonics

That is exact what I experienced when I went to T-mo here in miami to renew my contract. I saw this phone, tried it out, liked it and decided to get it but for some reason the sales personnel there kept trying to steer me towards the my touch 4g. They said this phone was too "technical" and that Android was more "reliable". It was obvious they didn't know what they were talking about. I went ahead and got it anyway and have no regrets.
[HD7 General] hughnibley:
I had a similar experience in Orem, UT. The saleslady valiantly tried to deter me from purchasing the HD7, even when I explained the ordered reasons of why I was happily switching from Android to WP7.

It is extremely disappointing.
[HD7 General] professorwol:
Had the same issue arise when I went in to purchase my HD7 there are alot of detractors out there
[HD7 General] elvesbane:
Found a really useful link while traversing through WP7 news websites:

Type 'Microsoft - Where's my phone update?' into Google and hit I'm feeling lucky. That links to the US page. There's an international page as well, which is linked to from a parent page, but I can't post the exact link because I don't have enough posts here. :-|

That's really nice of Microsoft! Gotta say that this is way better than the Android phone update situation, anyway.
[HD7 General] lynxz3:
Here is the link Update Schedule
[HD7 General] btbarr16:
No update here.
[HD7 General] Gearshock:
Thank you very much good sir!
[HD7 General] moonshines:
T-Mobile HTC HD7 Owners To Start Receiving NoDo Update Tomorrow

Though this is still a rumor, at least we have something to hope for.:rolleyes:

http://www.tmonews.com/2011/03/t-mobile-htc-hd7-owners-to-start-receiving-nodo-update-tomorrow/
[HD7 General] inconceeeivable:
I'd believe it. If "scheduling" really means 10 days or so, then that's a believable rumor.

Thanks for the heads up.
[HD7 General] spincel:
I finally had the update using the little trick of using Hungary PPTP and turn of cellular data. Tried several time and I thought I would give up and wait until tomorrow if the rumor is true. I tried back then, and this time was successfully. It took me about 40s to turn off so you guy might try that. On previous attempts, I've never end up more than 35s, so I cannot make sure if all HD7 will be successfully at 40 but give it a try. BTW, I am on Tmobile too.

P/s: Remember to unbranded your phone to 000-88, otherwise it won't work.