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[Touch Pro2 CDMA] SmartLikeTruck:
I just picked up a lightly used Telus TP2

HardSPL, SimUnlock, 2.32.00WU radio, and recent Energy Rom installed

When I put an active sim from a PC mobile (bell reseller) and have phone set to gsm only mode, phone can only see Rogers network

PC mobile (bell) sim package says phone needs to support UMTS/HSPA on 850mhz and 1900mhz

On HTC site the tech specs for the Telus phone show

1X EVDO REV A 800/1900MHz, HSPA 2100MHz, GSM/ GPRS/EDGE 850/900/1800/1900MHz

So did I make a mistake by buying this phone, I do not want to activate with Telus CDMA, I want to use this phone with a Bell SIM.

I'm really hoping there is just some setting somewhere that I didn't know to set.
[Samsung Mesmerize] akellar:
So does anyone have any tips/tricks to share of how to get GPS to work better on our phone? I've seen stuff for the other Galaxy S phones but none seem to apply to us. I've tried GPS Fix from the market and it doesn't appear to actually do anything at all. Apparently there's a hidden settings menu that can be changed but none of the codes work for us.
[Samsung Mesmerize] droidroidz:
I second this....gps is just pure flaky
[Samsung Mesmerize] vicous707:
Same here galaxy s phones god sucks pretty bad..... going on highways and can't even get a signal when i got like 3 bars
[Samsung Mesmerize] akellar:
No idea what bars would have to do with GPS but thanks for sharing.

I got mine to fix in to my location by turning on GPS and then rebooting the phone. I opened up Maps and it locked on in seconds.
[Samsung Mesmerize] bigmike88:
I've noticed that having wifi on, despite not even being connected to a network, tends to improve my gps accuracy when I'm having problems

Sent from my SCH-I500
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
Not sure who this goes to, so I'll drop it here...

We really need an iPad section. There is a lot of potential, and people out there interested in Android and Linux and even ChromeOS development for iPad. This could really take off...

Discuss. ;)
[About XDA developers] pulser_g2:
Ummmm.....

www.iphone-developers.com

?
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
I meant here, I would really help XDA. It could really take off. The market is there, just Google openiboot, it's by hexxeh. It runs on iPad but people need to start developing on it. And plus, there's no big "iPad Development" section. There's an iPad subforum of Hardware, but most of the threads are closed, not much activity on that forum.
[About XDA developers] pulser_g2:
The reason for not having apple hardware on xda was partly due to trolling etc.

I think the best place would be iPD, given you can load your account in there too.

The issue is very few people get into hacking the iDevices, giving an appearance of not much going on...

If you think there is a lot of demand, pm NotATreoFan and see what he says, as he could add a section if demand exists
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
Load my XDA account or Apple account? Confused there...

Here's four links from a VERY quick Google search, aggregate but still, it's something.

http://www.redmondpie.com/android-on-iphone-4-ipad-via-openiboot-idroid/

http://thenextweb.com/mobile/2010/11/12/openiboot-could-soon-bring-android-to-ipad-and-iphone-4/

http://androidcommunity.com/android...horizon-with-openiboot-update-video-20101112/

http://www.padgadget.com/2010/11/12/android-on-ipad-and-iphone-getting-closer/
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
I'll loop in NotATreoFan and we'll see what he says.
[About XDA developers] NotATreoFan:
The decision to move all iOS-related hardware/software to iPhone Developers was made by the owners of XDA. If the demand is there, I can create a new forum over at iPD for this cause, and you can create a closed thread here linking directly to it.

As for the username suggestion by Pulser, he is referring to the fact that all XDA usernames are reserved over at iPD, so you can transfer your account and keep the same ID/pass.
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
So how could I show you the "demand" you mention?
[About XDA developers] NotATreoFan:
If you are aware of a group of people who would like to see this, create a new thread over at iPD expressing the desire. Once enough people chime in, I can create the section you need.
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
Will do. Tried to login over at iPD with my cred's here, didn't work. Do I need to create the account or something?
[About XDA developers] NotATreoFan:
You have to "register." When you click the register link, there will be an option to transfer your XDA account. Enter your user/pass in those fields, and everything will be moved over.
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
Thread started at iPD: http://forum.iphone-developers.com/ipad/1091-ipad-development-forum-xda.html

Let's keep this going...
[About XDA developers] orb3000:
Each thing on it´s own place, consider iphone-developers as another section of XDA:cool:
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
...with no iPad Development section.
[About XDA developers] JimmyMcGee:
Patience, my child.

Demanding, you must not be.

Anger the Mods, you will.

Request will be granted I am betting.

/yoda
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
No one's demanding "master." lol
[About XDA developers] pulser_g2:
Does the symbolism of the word "development" in the forum really make a difference? Surely it is the content quality that matters more than the heading?

The iPad section looks fine to me. Make a thread, post what you have, get others involved.

When there is too much activity, and a separate section is needed, per
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
IMHO, does make a difference. Keeps it organized for one...for two, easier to find stuff.
[About XDA developers] JimmyMcGee:
I have to agree with Pulser here. If there is not a lot of activity in a "General" forum, why make a whole new development section for one or two threads. At this time, I'd say asking for a Development specific section is a little "demanding."

All in all, it seems you are more focused on the "titles" and "status" instead of the actual developing. I hope that is not the case, because that is outside XDA/iPD's "spirit" or "soul."

Start posting development stuff in General and if/when it gets popular and messy, we can make a new development section and move things around.
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
Okie Dokie.
[About XDA developers] buzzboy:
+1 for Ipad section, you have my backing.
[About XDA developers] agentfazexx:
At least I have someone's.
[About XDA developers] fwals:
+1 for Ipad section,too
[About XDA developers] JimmyMcGee:
Ah-Hem..

http://forum.iphone-developers.com/ipad/
[About XDA developers] orb3000:
Thanks so much!

Now everyone have a section for this?
[About XDA developers] cupcake2301:
Incase you guys are wondering ( the ones who wanted a ipad section ) iphonedevs is a XDA's sister site ! Yes hard to believe :eek: but it's true !
[About XDA developers] JimmyMcGee:
It is True.

I know this may be a bad analogy, but iPD is to Geek Squad as XDA is to Best Buy.
[About XDA developers] NotATreoFan:
What an insult to lump us in with the Geek Squad... I prefer Nerd Herd. :eek:
[About XDA developers] JimmyMcGee:
My apologies. As a member of your "herd" I prefer that name as well.
[About XDA developers] Reign1:
+1 here for the iPad.
[Android Apps and Games] lightyear420:
Here ya go, guys!! This is a pre-release, not available on the market yet!!!

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0844TTNJ

If this is considered warez, I apologize. Just let me know and I'll remove it :)

Tested by myself with 2.2, works on x10 perfectly!!!
[Android Apps and Games] Leeboy:
Oh boy! Oh boy! Can't wait to try this on my Epic 4g running the current Viper Rom.......Thanks for the post;) Will post my results later tonight after work.
[Android Apps and Games] hardlined:
Installed perfect for me, now to test and see if there is some performance gains :D
[Android Apps and Games] frub3nz:
I can wait 4 days...good find anyway.
[Android Apps and Games] dgattenb:
Will it install onto SD or onto phone mem?
[Android Apps and Games] Madnessx9:
Installed. Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] jamal8820:
If adobe 10.1 was working great, imagine how well abode 10.2 is gonna be! thanks a lot, downloading now.
[Android Apps and Games] the_scotsman:
Already a thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=990054
[About XDA developers] uiqjirka:
Why is there no section for the HTC 7 Pro?!!
[About XDA developers] jasonchiu:
I asking the same question!

Please admins!
[About XDA developers] svetius:
There will be by the end of the week
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wd20293:
I finally got the nerve up to root. Wow simple thanks to all the advice here at XDA.

Now, the question, and yes some what of a noob , but hey, I rooted, with no questions. LOL

I was under the impression that the Sprint bloatware, when removed with Titanium would free up storage (internal).

I have deleted , football, kindle and a couple others and have not seen any change.

And also what is safe to remove. I followed a link and it showed about 8 progs.

Thanks to all, I am a real good computer hacker. going back to the 90's, but for some reason get nervous doing the phones.

BTW love my EVO

had g-1 and nexus 1
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barnacles10:
It should show for internal however the apps you are removing might not be that big.

You can remove sprint TV, voicemail, football, nascar, (sense), radio, sprint app updater, Nova, Amazon mp3, stocks,all corresponding Widgets, basically everything sprint puts on the phone. One thing to remember is you need peep if you sync Facebook otherwise you will constant sync.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wd20293:
Thanks for the reply. How about you tube?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plainjane:
You could also flash a different ROM. I know from reading that there are close to stock ROMs that have all of the bloatware removed & even in some cases, Sense, but they're still Sense-based ROMs. I stuck with stock for a while, but finally switched to Cyanogenmod & was amazed at the amount of free ram compared to stock. I'm not sure about internal storage, but I don't move any apps to the SD (even though I could move all of them, minus widgets, if I wanted) and I have a ton of apps downloaded with ~250mb left in internal storage. I'm not sure how this compares to you, or if you'd want to change ROMs, but I suggest making that jump.

Edit: YouTube is safe to remove. You should, however, freeze them instead of uninstalling if you want to stay on stock & potentially accept an ota update in the future. If you've already removed some, then go ahead and remove them all.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wd20293:
Thanks, I plan I flashing in the near future. But damn, there are so many to choose from. It does seem CM is popular. Right now (one step at a time) just getting rid of bloat and duplicates.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plainjane:
I guess what I'm saying is, if you plan to flash anyway (at least in the near future), removing bloat is redundant. Custom ROMs don't have bloat installed anyway. I know it sounds like a daunting task, but with the right amount of general technological knowledge/experience you'll do just fine. I was nervous too but after my first flash, I switched recoveries (I prefer Amon Ra over CWM), flashed a custom font and a theme within a week.

Just be sure to make a backup, and if you don't like it or something goes wrong you can just switch back & you'll be right where you left off.

But if you're not ready or you don't want to, that's perfectly fine. If you need someone to guide you through it & help you with the step by step, feel free to pm me when you're ready. There are plenty of other members here that will do the same.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BadAssWright:
I was once a newbie, just to let you know out of all the roms. CM has been the best, super fast great battery life. and the best of all now it has 4G. Before it didnt however CM7 RC2 now supports it.

Flashing a new rom is super easy just reboot the phone into recovery, (holding down the power button and vol down button on boot) make sure you have your rom zip file on the SD and flash it. DONE reboot and enjoy.

You can backup your text messages but i dont because its just more stuff to reload on the phone

In other words JUST DO IT!! I've never looked back since i started to flash my phone. and i hope you dont either.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fricksta:
Ya like the guy said above , freeze the apps dont delete them. And as far as a rom goes i would recommend the Destroyed Gingerbread Rom.. it owns!!!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rugedraw:
This is news to me. Can you or someone elaborate on this? I removed Peep a long time ago and I haven't noticed any issues with Facebook.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wd20293:
Finally got the nerve, CM is on. Gotta go play, get back later with my experience of it.

Thanks for the encouragement to all, so simple. Ha ha
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bkrodgers:
It doesn't matter quite as much now that you're on CM, but just FYI, deleting apps that came with the stock ROM (or any rom for that matter) usually doesn't give you more space to install other apps -- at least not directly. Your phone has different partitions. Apps you install go to /data. Apps that come with the rom are in /system. Deleting from /system doesn't give you any more in /data.

You will save a little space on /data because it won't store the dalvik cache of that app (at least it will if you remove it. I'm not sure if freezing keeps it from caching the dex).
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] blacki3:
Hello guys. I've been trying to instal android on htc tytn II and i can't make it.

i am using the tutorial on sourceforge but i can't do it

at step 16...what should i put at working dir (C) ?

How should i put the fstab at step 11 and 22?

I've searched for answers on many posts but i still can't manage to make it work.

Can somebody please help me?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] blacki3:
Also....is there another way to install android? usb mode or something?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] black_cappucino:
i think lets take a look at the picture again :

-[attached]-

for fstab, i leave it "auto", and now incubus work great on my kaiser.

just make a new folder on ur storage(D), or system(C), rename it to "build" (just example, bcos i rename it like that), and put all of ur work an there.

follow all the steps, and ur kaiser will turn to android. if u need more help, just ask me, or the other mate.

hope me answer can help u:)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] blacki3:
i was wondering if i could find somewhere the files i need, so i can just put them on the phone and install
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] black_cappucino:
u can find all the files u need inside the forum. just try to explore more deep;)

try to combine all the tutorial how to install android on ur kaiser, it will be great.

start with this : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=433835

( [Resources] Flashing Your First Kaiser Rom (For Noobs) )

try to follow all the tutorial, but at the number 5 (Download and Flash your Prefered Rom) change ur rom into android rom.

and continue with this : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=680518

( How to replace Windows Mobile with Android (Guide) )

for me its not a complete guide to install android on ur kaiser, but it just the simple guide.

dont forget to read this note :

Originally Posted by zenity

If you are experienced at flashing Winmo using KaiserCustomRuu,exe through activesync, then you can do the same with the KAISimg.nbh, just rename it to RUU_Signed.nbh and copy it to a folder on the pc along with Kaisercustomruu.exe, flash as you would with winmo.

(do this thing if u find a problem when u try to install the kernel from SD card)

and then, u can combine the guide/tutorial with this : http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/androidhtc/wiki/HowToInstallWithAtoolsNand

just read carefully 1st. check all the step. read again, and check again. trial eror.:D

ps from me : practice make perfect :o

for the other mate, just correct me if im wrong.

hope my reply can help u.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] blacki3:
That are the ones that i was following when i tried to install windows. But i didn't work. Can i just find the files to download from somewhere and just put them on the phone and install? It whould be easier this way
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] blacki3:
and i have another problem. I have a 2 Gb sd card but i cand only read 1 gb...what could be the problem?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] blacki3:
i cannot instal the kernel...it says...quote: "C:\Users\Bogdan\Desktop\android\RUU_Signed.nbh" (this is an error). I can only choose ok and it exits
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] black_cappucino:
it wud be easy for me to analyze the eror, if u give me the full eror message.

dont forget to turn off ur phone, and enter the boot loader. camera button and reset ur phone.

or try to rename the kernel file into KAISIMG.nbh

waiting for ur next try;)
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] blacki3:
this is the error
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] blacki3:
and i cannot find hardspl 3.34....when i download it from the link you provided it sais 3.29
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] blacki3:
actually...this is the error
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] blacki3:
I instaled the kernel but when i whant to install android it says something like.....failed...no space left on device. what could be the problem?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] blacki3:
this is a bootlog
[HTC Inspire 4G] sprhr0:
man.. ive never felt so cro-magnon.. this shouldnt be giving me problems but with all the possibilities to root this.. Im a bit confused as far as which method is going to work 100%
[HTC Inspire 4G] Billabong81:
If performed correctly, all methods will work 100%. Bubby's is by far the easiest imo. It tells you exactly what to do, step by step. Not quite as simple as one-click, but pretty dang close.
[HTC Inspire 4G] SmittyRN:
If you read the 2000+ replies to his post, a bunch of us have, but I know it's hard to sift through. I had a few starts and stops, but I think the real trick is ending up with a good gold card. Once it was working, it went smooth.
[HTC Inspire 4G] sprhr0:
yeah i started to just about give up but then started over from scratch.. made sure i had all the ducks lined up and slowed down. It worked great this time around.. I suppose now ill have to flash a rom. id just assume take the bloatware off first
[HTC Inspire 4G] supernaut06:
Well if you flash a rom that has bloatware removed then you're killing two birds with one stone.
[HTC Inspire 4G] mrro82:
This is true. I've also found that some ROMs bring back the ones I've uninstalled. I would recommend using titanium backup to get rid of the useless ones. Be careful though. Some are needed for the system to run correctly.
[HTC Inspire 4G] sprhr0:
my benchmark scores went down after install the other roms... the optimized stock rom and the revolution though the revolution one was a bit faster. might try aginger bread rom
[HTC Inspire 4G] mrro82:
I got 2165 using LeeDrOiD oc'd to a tad over 1574mHZ.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Imaano:
I just used it a couple of hours ago. It was successful. The only problems encountered were my own mistakes.
[HTC Inspire 4G] baronmax:
I felt the same way. I was terrified I was gonna brick my phone, but the process was very easy and straightforward. The most "difficult" part was the goldcard, but even that was easy with the latest application pack he has, it has an automatic goldcard maker in there, very easy to use. After that, it's just a matter of following directions (ie, mostly just pushing a button on your keyboard when told to and then entering a few commands on your phone, but all of it is written down and verrrry easy to do).

I very very very highly recommend bubby's root method. :)

It was SO good, in fact, that he's got a donation coming his way when payday comes. I honestly never expected it all to be THAT easy. I figured "oh hell, I'm gonna have all kinds of problems and I'm gonna look like the world's biggest idiot when I have to beg for help on the forums", but I had no problems whatsoever! Ez-Pz.

Do it already!!

If you found it as easy as I did, you might want to consider a donation too. Bubby is a young guy and we need to keep him interested and making great stuff like this in the future.

Oh, and everything works precisely as it did before too. No issues with calls, signal, GPS, sound, sync, battery, or any software issues whatsoever.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Lostonion1:
Thank you so much! I am seriously worried about it and had no clue if it worked. And reading your comment encouraged me. Heck I even made an account just to reply to this. Thanks so much for that needed inspiration :D
[HTC Inspire 4G] Twiggi:
^^This^^

Bubbys' one touch is great. Just follow the instructions and have patience.
[HTC Inspire 4G] macked:
First time rooter here. I used bubby's root method, watched the video like 6 times, read as much on these forums as possible, and followed the instructions exactly. I had 0 problems. I would highly recommend it.

Just remember, RTFM.
[HTC Inspire 4G] ATX350:
Hello all,

Should I still be following this video in order to root my phone using Bubby's latest RC2 release?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Scott_S:
Yes. That video was the missing piece of the puzzle for me. If you do what zonderion does in that video, just like he does it, you will root your phone without issue.

Inspired Ace 1.0 ¦ XDA Premium
[HTC Inspire 4G] ATX350:
^Thank you. Trying now. I'm a android virgin so a bit nervous to say the least. I'll update later with my results.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Terrold:
I was a first time user of Bubby's. I had one problem when entering commands in the terminal emulator.

I had a half rooted phone with no sound

I started back over (this time not quick formatting the sd card, and formatting the sd card while in the phone instead of a card reader)

Bingo like a charm. I also rooted my buddies inspire about an hour ago using the same method and worked fine first try.
[HTC Inspire 4G] rarefc3s:
I did it last night without issue though I am not sure why I did. It says there is a bloatware removal option but I never came across one. My only reason for the root is to get rid off all the junk I never touch. I'd like a stock Gingerbread ROM with Sense though. Now I am searching for an App or method to get rid of the bloatware.

Sense did a great job of copying everything back to the phone. I didn't lose anything at all! At least I think it is Sense that did that.
[HTC Inspire 4G] hikingfortruth:
I flashed the cm7 ROM using rom manager. Got rid of all the bloatware. Miui looks like a nice gingerbread rom, I haven't taken the time to try it yet.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Scott_S:
Titanium backup will remove bloat. It's worth every penny. If you get the paid version, you can opt to just "freeze" it, meaning it becomes invisible to the system (won't load). It will still occupy physical storage space on your internal storage, but can be readily "unfrozen", (restored).

Optionally, you can fully remove it, which will fully remove all traces of it, freeing up your internal storage.

Yet another way, would be to first do a backup of the bloat, which will be on your "external" larger SD card, and then after that go back and fully "uninstall" it, and it will accomplish both: restore-able, yet not auto-loading into memory, and not taking up internal physical storage space.

All within titanium backup. Five bucks well-spent.

In regards to a stock gingerbread sense Rom, which also is bloat free, Inspired Ace 1.0, which is what I'm running, meets those conditions exactly. Highly recommended.

Inspired Ace 1.0 ¦ XDA Premium
[HTC Inspire 4G] americasteam:
Used it here also. Worked great. If you get the black screen when you enter recovery, just pull the battery, reboot, and flash the latest Clockwork. Good luck!