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[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rolfd:
Just a polite reminder to all. Please remember to translate your post to English as per the forum rules.

Thanks.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joelo42:
ok gracias ya entendi.....siguiendo con el tema, por que me sale ese mensaje en Kies mini que debo hacer....

ok ..... thanks and understanding along with the topic, that I get this message that I do Kies mini ....
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xriderx66:
I'm sorry i don't know about the KIES problem, maybe someone else can help.

Lo siento, no sé sobre el problema Kies, tal vez alguien más puede ayudar.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DroidApprentice:
Android's fb app has always been below par (I often prefer the browser) but 1.5.2, their latest, is a total fail. You can read market reviews to figure out why.

I was hoping someone could explain how I might find and then manually install 1.5.1 myself. Never done that, but I think being rooted I have some hope of making it work? Thanks. BTW if it matters I'm on stock rooted DI18 Eclair.
[Touch Pro2, Tilt 2 Windows Mobile General] Sirrahdorraj:
watch/stream the games on my ATT Tilt 2???
[Vibrant General] xriderx66:
I appreciate that fact that we finally have some moderating going on these forums, but why are threads being closed, deleted with no reason?

Some threads, its obvious there's trollin' flaming etc.

but other's i just don't see why it is, and so i suggest to you mods that before closing the threads, you could say why it was, because if you just close it. People won't know what the thread had wrong with it, and may continue doing that...

Sorry for making a whole thread on this, but idk which mod is doing these since mmelo is gone for a while... so idk who to PM.

Sorry if this is in the Wrong section, there's no section that says "complains/suggestions/talk"
[Vibrant General] gridironbear:
I like your suggestion kid!
[Vibrant General] xriderx66:
Thanks granpa!
[Vibrant General] iwillkillyou:
Last time I checked the moderator wasn't fluent in english, they changed mods quite a few times so who knows whos mod know.

You did the right thing though making a thread complaing about it. Maybe you'd get a good respond
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
Top right, icon that says "rules." There is your answer.

Mods typically PM the violator(s) individually.
[Vibrant General] Abu-7abash:
@iwillkillyou: What if he doesnt get one? Will you go all bruce lee on their ass killing them and all?
[Vibrant General] Whitehawkx:
I'm curious, what threads have been shut down that should not have been? We absolute don't need "coming soon" and "OMG HAVE YOU SEEN THIS?!?!" threads in the development section, and there have been quite a few of those recently.
[Vibrant General] jellette:
Duplicate post.
[Vibrant General] jellette:
Todays thread was closed for failure to comply with rules, failure to act upon multiple omission requests and not responding to the pm from the mod in reference to these things.
[Vibrant General] nomadrider123:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=923568

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=920053
[Vibrant General] xriderx66:
The first thread was made over a month ago.

The second, thats not the kinds of threads I'm talking about
[Vibrant General] sahil04:
I'm not sure why XDA moderates the way they do but I'm sure they have a good reason for it. It seems it would be easier to set the forum to purge posts after x number of pages and then just close the problematic post with a reason instead of just deleting it.

As of right now there are 252 pages of posts, I'm sure ATLEAST 225 of those pages could be deleted and no one would care. If it was set to auto purge the locked thread would slowly hit say the x'th page and then be deleted automatically. Everyone is happy in the end.
[Vibrant General] oka1:
I kinda agree with this. My comment is that the moderators do not have consistency in their actions. This makes it hard on people who are trying to understand what is acceptable and what is not. E.G. If X is not acceptable than that should ALWAYS be the case, but it is usually not.

Also I do agree with the IDEA to "Sunset" threads into an old archive. This would make the site less "Weighty" and for those who want to do research, they could by accessing a dedicated search tool only for that archive.
[Vibrant General] Tarzanman:
Moderators close threads because there are too many people on the site.

Head over to another android message board and post there. If enough people do that, then the moderators here won't have to worry about deleting threads and you posters can still have as many threads as you want.

Put your browser where your mouth is!
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
I assume you are kidding? Volume has NOTHING to do with threads being closed.
[Vibrant General] Dan_Brutal:
Wow, really? I highly, highly doubt that. That's like saying there are too many people in the us, and the government doesn't want to take care of them anymore.
[Vibrant General] Joshochoa187:
I actually think that IS what's happening in the US lol
[Vibrant General] Dan_Brutal:
Lol:-P
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] qipengart:
What is HP's strategy in growing this wonderful and highly underrated platform?
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Tachi91:
Very expensive Advertisement and commercials
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] vito--:
They are:

1) Going to do /doing expensive Ads and Commercials

2) Talking to "Big-Name-Developers" like Amazon, Hulu and Netflix to develope Apps for their OS

3) Building "SWAT-Teams" to help to develop WebOS-Apps directy at the developer and to train their programmers

4) Bring Enterprise Applications to WebOS (Citrix, SAP etc.)

5) Introducing WebOS into all of their PCs and Laptops, so that Applications written for WebOS also run on each of their PCs (integrated Data, multi-platform operability etc.)

6) Developing a new SDK basing on Java Script to further enhance the possibilities and make it easier to develop. This SDK also is supposed to make developing Apps with multiple views for different resolutions and dpi like a breaze. You can test your new App directly in your browser.

7) Bringing out new WebOS-Hardware not just once a year but bringing out multiple devices over the whole year.

8) Introducing a lot of technogies that HP has bought (Cloudstorage, nuTsie -> Music Synergy -> All your Music on all your devices)

9) Using their Enterprise Channels to push their products.

10) Connecting WebOS into more and more of their products, so that customers get more and more advancements the more HP devices they use (better for HP-> more sales)

These are the "quick"-points that I could think of 8-)
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] i_maq:
Putting it on a 100 million PCs.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] synaesthetic:
They could always make their OS and devices completely open with root access right from the start. That'd help a lot--I'd abandon Android for that...

... well, except for the weird portrait slider keyboard thing...
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] i_maq:
It is, you just flip a switch and turn developer mode on.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] vbetts:
Hopefully market the damn thing. Palm made 2 big mistakes with the Pre.

1.No marketing at all.

2.They expected the Pre to grow as big as the Iphone did as a single device as the Iphone did.

Palm didn't market the Pre at all, but then expected to see results like the Iphone since it was a single device like the Pre. It had the hardware to be even faster than the Iphone, EASILY faster but Palm simply didn't make it out at the right time. The Pixi they marketed a bit, but it was horrible and for what the pixi was it came out too late. HP is taking WebOS seriously, they've put out teasers of their devices, they've got multiple devices and markets they're covering, and developers are actually looking forward to these new devices.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] synaesthetic:
What, for real?

Now if they can stop doing the dumb portrait slider thing... and some proper expandable memory... I'd be down...
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Don'tPanic:
That weird sliding portrait keyboard was one of my favorite features. It's still the easiest platform to find a contact or app or website on: slide, type. First initial, two or three letters from the last name and my desired contact's right there. It makes Android look like a helmeted kid on the short bus. Gesture search is the closest comparison. Power on, tap gesture search, start drawing letters from the first or last name (but not combined in WebOS's more efficient method), then choose the contact. Ugh. I've had an Evo since last summer and still can't find an efficient way to look up a person.

HTC Evo, Tapatalk
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] oldest snake:
they need commercials more then any thing

and another thing ... they need to keep it free for users
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] ToTalXS:
palm did commercials...they were just creepy and the lady looked like the main character on the new tv series V..... I have a Palm Pixi for work and it is dead simple and easy. i wouldn't mind trading it out for a Pre3. HP will spend a lot of money advertising in order to make the touchpad/webos phones a success...
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] vbetts:
The Pre and the Pixi each had one commercial, that were both very creepy and odd. Verizon promotes their droid series, Motorola does too, Verizon has multiple commercials short and long for the Thunderbolt, and there is other means of advertisement too aside from TV commercials.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] bdotr:
I think HP is relying mostly on their expensive advertising campaign. But I don't think that alone will bring in many new customers. It's nearing 3.0 and still has such a small fanbase. It is still in my opinion (and many others') the greatest mobile operating system.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] bdotr:
I think what they're doing for developers is GREAT, but it isn't attracting many devs because there's still no money in it. My app makes about 10 cents a day in ad revenue only. At it's height it was only making a dollar a day.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] abo999:
HP needs to get it's brand into the same... 'space'??? as Apple. Not webOS, not the devices but the brand. It needs to be fasionable, then the sales will come.

And it needs an app for everything when they launch the Touchpad. Not just Facebook and Twitter and a couple of other things but a large app base of stuff people are used to on their iPhones/iPads.

Part 2 is 'easy', it just needs the right level of investment. But I'm not entirely sure how they will achieve part 1, fasion is such an intangible thing
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Meurbal:
If HP is smart they bring it worldwide not only US,UK,Germany and France like Palm did.

I like my Android phone, but i also like WebOS.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] heffe2001:
I used a Case-Mate case for my Incredible for a while (and had switched back to it from the otterbox just recently), and noticed today they have a case for the Thunderbolt. Shows in stock, but no picture, so I ordered one. Soon as I get it I'll post up some pictures. Hopefully it looks like the Desire case. Ordered it priority mail, so hopefully I'll have it by Monday.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] Alpha Axl:
They just updated with pictures.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] rednoved:
That's a good looking case.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] heffe2001:
My shipping info shows it's coming from Atlanta, so I MAY have it tomorrow. I've been happy with my Case-Mate case for my Inc (I have the Otterbox Defender for it as well, for when I'm going out on site and need the extra protection), so I'm hoping this case will work as well.

Only issue I can see at all is the possibility of making a large phone too large, lol.

It also looks like they have raised up the power button, so it'll be easier to find in the dark, the one on the unit now is so recessed that I have a hard time hitting it, or even finding it at times.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] lynseyw:
Thanks for the heads up. I just ordered mine. I love Case Mate. I used to have one for my Blackberry and loved them. I got a Seidio innocase surface from Amazon, but like mentioned before, the power/lock button is hard enough to press, it is really hard with the innocase as it is in a hole. I am going to be returning my Seidio. Can't wait to get this one. I used this coupon code and got $7 off and free standard shipping. CM02-AR20
[Thunderbolt Accessories] heffe2001:
LOL, I forgot to check for coupons. Should have remembered that from when I got my Inc case.

Wonder if this one comes with a screen protector like the Inc case did? Won't matter since I ordered a Boxwave at the same time, but haven't gotten shipping info on that one yet..
[Thunderbolt Accessories] Magnus_CA:
I'm waiting for a Barely There version for my TB. Hope there's one out soon.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] THATTON:
Just ordered mine with the coupon code. Thanks for the heads up. I like the white one.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] heffe2001:
Got my case in just a few minutes ago, and the only complaint I have so far, the power button is damn hard to press. It appears to be easier to find, but requires a pretty stiff press to get it to register. Volume buttons are easily pressed, so maybe it's just stiff. Otherwise the case looks good. I'll use it for now, but hopefully I'll find one I like as much as my old Casemate case for the Inc (which they don't even show on their page anymore). It was a 2 piece design, similar to the Seidio Active cases, rubber case with a hard plastic shell around that. This case is just one piece you snap your phone into.

At least the screen won't touch if you lay it face down, and it appears to be a PITA to remove easily, so swapping batteries out would be a chore as well.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] heffe2001:
Ok as an update, at this point I can't really recommend this case, it pretty much requires 2 hands to unlock the device. The power button on the case is recessed on the inside (like it would be for the volume buttons, since they protrude), and it requires the button to be depressed down into the shell a fair distance before it makes contact with the power button. I'm sure a shim could be placed in there to make easier contact, but honestly I shouldn't have to do that on a 35$ case. I'd expect it on a cheapie, but not at that price point. I've submitted a support request about it, and hopefully it will be addressed. Otherwise, I'd avoid this particular case for now.

With the case on, in my cardock, if the screen should turn off for any reason, you'll knock it out of the mount trying to turn it back on..
[Thunderbolt Accessories] pmazz850:
That's too bad, I was liking the look of this case. Let me ask you, is the inner case soft rubber and the outer shell hard plastic? This is what I'm looking for in a case cuz I used Seidio on my last two phones and dirt gets trapped between the phone and the hard shell and scratches the phone anyway. Unless you take it off daily and blow the fine dust out of it, it ends up scathing the phone anyway. I don't think this will happen with a soft rubber inner case. At least I hope not. Right now I'm using it naked so I have to find a case soon!
[Thunderbolt Accessories] arasky:
bummed because i bought one of the white ones. vzw conned me into one of their cases but told me to return it within 14 days. it is the uglier than all hell though
[Thunderbolt Accessories] heffe2001:
If you put a bit of plastic, or a couple folds of a a business card up in the power button on the case, it's not nearly so bad. I'm hoping that Case-Mate will address the problem, but with a shim in there it works ok (I can turn on the screen about 90% of the time one-handed with a small strip of a business card folded over 3 times in there). The case is all one piece, with the rubber part covering the entire inside of the case. The fit is pretty good as well, but the raised CM logo on the back is a pain (phone doesn't sit level because of it on the back, I'll end up fixing that with an exacto knife at some point). It also picks up fingerprints on the back side just like the screen does on the front, badly, lol. The pictures show it more of a dull finish, but it's most definitely glossy. I'll try to get some pictures of the inside of the case this afternoon.

After living with it for a day, I can say I'm 50/50 on recommending it, if the power button problem is fixed by CM on newer models, then that'd go to around 80/20 for it (I'd rather have it NOT be glossy not that it's in my hands).
[Thunderbolt Accessories] RaptorMD:
Luckily for me I had just ordered this case and had time to cancel it (went though amazon.com payments). I am also going to email them about the issues and see what they say. If its a problem I will just wait for otterbox or another brand to come out.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] heffe2001:
Here's a few pictures without the phone in it (you can see the little piece of paper in the first picture up in the power button location). If you look at the last picture, you'll see how far the power button is recessed inside the case, I feel it should have either been flush, or recessed like it is, with a small rubber protrusion/bar that actually contacts the physical button (like on an Otterbox case, they make great contact). If they had done that, you'd have NO issues with that button making proper contact. As it is, without the shim in there, I have to actually use a fingernail to press the button DOWN into the plastic surround to make contact.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] pmazz850:
Heffe2001,

How is the case other then the button issue?
[Thunderbolt Accessories] heffe2001:
Fit is fine, it keeps the phone's face off the desk when it's face down. It's NOT going to pop out of this case easily, lol. If you're into changing batteries often, it may be a pain to get it on and off frequently. The back side also picks up scratches fairly easily. Other than that, it'll work till I find something I like better.

Unlike the Case-Mate tough case for the Inc, the case doesn't actually cover the screen protector I'm using at all, so I had an issue with it in my pocket where the screen protector pealed back a tad on the corner, but you can't fault the case for that (I usually don't stick a phone in my pocket, just haven't found a belt-case/pouch for this phone with this case that I like yet). Why couldn't they have made a clip holster for this case and sold it with it??

Just for reference, this is what I'm coming from on my Inc (I also have an otterbox defender I use when I am going out on site, need more protection then than my day-to-day activities).

(EDIT) Let me also say, once you have the case on the phone, it doesn't move around in it, it's a very good, tight fit. I don't think you'll get any scratches from it. It also has a good feel in your hand, due to the rubber bumpers where you grip the phone. If they can get the button fixed (or you shim it up like I have), I think most people would like it. Also, as an aside, they are sending me another case so I can see if it's a manufacturing defect, or if it's the same on all the cases, I finally heard back from their tech support about my issues.
[Thunderbolt Accessories] uthinkisay:
pretty cool case
[Thunderbolt Accessories] stephenta:
not a bad case but very scratch prone fixed the power button issue easily
[Thunderbolt Accessories] uncjax:
Nice case thinking about getting it if issues fixed
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alamatnitotoy:
hi..i just want to know what is your voltage and temperature listed in your gauge battery widget?

mine say voltage 3.6v and 32.0c temperature..but sometimes the voltage goes upto 4.1v.

i wanna know if its normal??

im running stock 2.1 eclair.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shahkam:
I think its normal I'm not much of a pro but looks normal mine actually its 38 degree celsius and voltage is 3. 821v :-)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Flo95:
When my battery is fully charged I have up to around 4.2V and when the battery is empty I have around 3.7V.

It's normal.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alamatnitotoy:
thanks for the replies..
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fronc:
I tried to set up Google Voice, and it can't automatically activate. Anyone have any idea why? GV was configured for my Droid, but now when someone calls my number, it rings forever and never goes to VM. I really don't want to pay for Verizon VVM, and liked my GV setup...

Any ideas?

The exact error message I receive is:

I went to the site it links to, but can't seem to find the manual number to dial in. Any help would be appreciated.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whb_3:
Go to the Google Voice site in your browser and click the gear icon at the very top right and select 'Voice Settings'. This should take you to the 'Phones' tab - Edit your phone number and click 'Activate Voicemail'. That will walk you through the rest of the way.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fronc:
Just tried that, but sadly it had no effect. I'll have to call big red and see if they can sort it out internally.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HolyGrail:
Try and forward you're number again.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] macewank:
auto config for GV never worked on my droid either. It should give you instructions on how to forward your VM to google voice when it fails
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Old MuckenMire:
First ignore the text saying that auto config won't work and just continue until you get to the point that your GV texts download and appear, and then follow the instructions in this link in post #6. I had this same issue and this works. It forwards your calls to Goolge Voice:

http://forum.androidcentral.com/showthread.php?p=734171&posted=1#post734171
[General Questions and Answers] GFXi0N:
I Currently have a Samsung Galaxy Spica (Quite crappy if you ask me, but nice for the first android device i have) :)

I might have an opportunity to get a HTC Desire, but that would "chain" me to a mobile phone company for the next 18 months....

I know the improvement is quite nice.... but I know Desire has been in the market for some time already... so, my question is:

Is it worth to change to HTC desire, to not being able to change phone for another year and a half

OR

Better wait for a couple of months for some newer device, since HTC desire is quite "old" (Still better than Spica, definitely)

Well, more or less, what would your advice be?

Thank you!!
[General Questions and Answers] Dirk:
The Desire S is coming very soon with Gingerbread installed. Worth the wait for sure. :)
[General Questions and Answers] Step666:
Or there's already the Desire HD or Incredible S on the market, both of which are better-specced than either the original Desire or the Desire S.

Then again, if you're worried about your phone being obsolete, you could skip HTC altogether and go for one of the new dual-core handsets like the Samsung Galaxy S2, Motorola Atrix or the two LG Optimus models, the 2X and 3D.

All of those will be a step up from anything HTC have announced to date.
[General Questions and Answers] GFXi0N:
Yes, the point is that this HTC desire is a special offer from a national carrier which gives you a htc desire for a really low cost (less than 100 euro), and has no internet contract (Its your choice to get it or not) and a really nice price for the calls and so...

The point is that i dont want to spend 600 euro on a new phone... hell, i dont want to even spend 200...... they get obsolete too soon... :(
[General Questions and Answers] Dirk:
The Desire is a great phone. I say go for it!

Then customise it with CM7 :)
[General Questions and Answers] GFXi0N:
Yes, my current SPICA hardly has CM 6.1... the drivers are hardly finished, the community around the development are wonderful people and they do a great effort, but are too few..... we even dont have DivX working, and games like angry birds or thunder race are not working properly....

I will try to get my hands on one Desire, hoping they wont stop supporting it for the next 18 months.... I will keep my fingers crossed.

Thanks for the advise!