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[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
tmobile network seems to configure their phone differently than ATT. tmobile, the phone will sit on 3G until data transfer takes place, where it jumps to HSDPA to transmit, then goes back to 3G. so i think your phone is working normal. test it out and post the results.
[Nexus One General] wulfnuts:
there was an app before called Network that let you set it to whatever you wanted

i cant find it on the market anymore tho
[Nexus One General] rickytenzer:
I'm pretty sure it's the networks themselves that control this.
[Nexus One General] what25:
I agree. My experience with T-mo is that it sits on 3G (or UMTS, according to the status screen) until a data transfer needs to take place, then it turns to H (HSDPA) and transmits and recieves data.

I have also noticed that its because of this that it sometimes 'hangs' with the 3G up arrow on.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Trackstar996:
Does anyone have any type of link to download the sense UI wallpapers maybe even the knew sense wallpapers
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oka1:
you mean the Live wallpapers ? go to the market and search there are many there or if you are specifically wanting the wallpapers from a HTC then do a google search on that
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xriderx66:
theres a handful here: http://www.postbus31.com/2131/android-htc-hero-wallpapers-nu-voor-iedereen-beschikbaar/

and if you are looking for live, then market as the guy above me said.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] traumahawk:
can someone send me in the right direction to put custom font on my epic???
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bryanfritz1:
There are various ways to do this.

1. Use an app, the one I use can be found in the market called "custom font switcher" -note must be rooted

2. You can push the files via abd to your system/something folder forgive me I do not know the exact folder.

3.you can do the above mention option using root explorer as well.

Ive seen quite a few posts on this in different forums. I might suggest doing a bit more searching and reading next time before posting :-)
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] traumahawk:
ive been browsin the forums for a couple hours now. almost 3 actually. the majority of what i found was for other phones, even on androidcentral (where i am a very active member). i figured tonight that the font that i loved that i thought was glitching my phone was actually just taking a looong time to finish rebooting out of cwm. just like everything else im flashing lately. problem fixed. >.< thanks for the tips tho, when i get bored, i always do, ill know how to change it up! thanks :)
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] p3dr0maz:
This is the easiest way to get different fonts on your system Trauma. You have to use Metamorph from the market. And here's a thread with a few fonts you can start with. It's easy to add more fonts you just have to follow the format for the zip file. Good luck. I've done this several times. It's fast and easy. I've done this with DK28 and EB13.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=821814

Edit: I didnt notice you figured it out already. Cool beans.
[Epic 4G General] tomfubarr:
I recentally upgraded to froyo 2.2.1 and I really hate it, I wanna go back to 2.1 but every copy of 2.1 update.zip. I get an error about it not being autorized or signed. My phone is messed up and I need to return it cause my plug no longer works to hook up usb only to charge. I've tried 5 different plugs on 3 different computers and get the same result, usb unrecognized error
[Epic 4G General] qbking77:
Have u installed the samsung mobile drivers on your computer?
[Epic 4G General] musclehead84:
You can return it on eb13. Its an official rom. You don't have to go back to di18.

Sent From My Evo Killer!
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lightlytoasted:
There have been ways to get around a corporate exchange device administrator for other devices. Anyone know what can be done on the xoom?

Since adding my exchange account, I now have a required lock screen code, and required display time out, and the possibility of a remote wipe.... Probably familiar to some of you.

The standard lock screen was so cool!!!!! Arrrrr:mad:

The techniques I've seen before included an app that disables the device admin, or an email.apk with the exchange security removed.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Procinctu:
Mine did the same thing. Its a security setting that needs to be in place based on the Exchange server settings. My Droid X needs a lock code as well.

It is actually a good thing for me, due to the fact I keep work info on it. Frustrating but necessary.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eaglecomm:
Yes, I have the email.apk on my Captivate that bypasses this screen lock. THough it has other deficiencies like width problems in the email and the links in an email don't work. But getting the email and responding works fine. Maybe try out the email.apk for the phone and see how it looks. You can always revert. I think no matter what, you are going to have to get a hacked version to bypass the exchange permissions options that a corporate admin can impose. The guy that hacked the email.apk has a paid program that probably fixes all the bugs in his free app.. and I hear he is very good about refunding within the first 24 hours if the program doesn't work as expected. Might be something to try.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bauxite:
You are the reason the exchange admins at my workplace don't want to support android users.

If you're placing corporate information on your personal computer, you should secure it properly.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] burden010:
100% agreed. I did not know there was a way round this and if there is, I will not be supporting Android devices on our corporate network. I will continue to support it for private use but not corporate.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DroidzFX:
There is a way around everything. You can't just blame android. As admin you should randomly check devices to ensure the security measures are in place anyways. The users have to sign an agreement and if there a caught breaking the rules then the will suffer the consequences. Don't blame android because you too lazy to enforce your policies. You going blame windows when a user downloads torrents that contains malware?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lightlytoasted:
OK, Thanks!

Except I can add the exchange mail to my laptop and save the password. There is no enforcement of my

Windows login

,

screen saver

, or the possibility of my

laptop being wiped

. I don't think the device admin is a good fit for a tablet, whereas a phone is a little different.

You guys are supposed to back me up here.

What was the name of the email.apk and paid app for the Captivate?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pitnefor:
Weird. Im using touchdown and it didnt make me enter a lock password
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bogatyr:
Depends on the server settings that your admin has setup.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eaglecomm:
Here is the 'less supported' email client apk.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=775007

His paid for program is called Enhanced Email.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.qs.enhancedemail&feature=search_result

Here is his website with forum stuff.

http://quantumsolutions.us/forum/

As far as IT having issues with this because of android.. my last Windows phone didn't have any type of security to force a password. So I agree its not an Android issue. Plus, some people can use IMAP to get their corporate data which also doesn't impose security passwords. Not saying it is the right thing to do (get email without locking down the phone) or not, just saying it can be done and here is how. You guys are big boys and girls.. make your own decisions.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foxbat121:
Which Windows phone is that? All WM phones that support EAS (WM5 and later) supports exchange policies. Whether or not a password is required totally depends on your Exchange Server policy. WM phones also support email encryption policy which wasn't supported on iPhone until 3GS and never supported on any Android OS.

Any corporate that requires password and other security policies also disables IMAP and POP3 access to their exchange server.

Any incompetent corprate IT that left IMAP enabled probably also doesn't require any password policy either.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eaglecomm:
Tilt2

It would seem your second statement here overrides your first. I am not here to debate what they SHOULD be doing. I am stating the current state (or what was the last time I tried IMAP).

Whether they are incompetent or not is not for me to decide. You all seem to have enough opinions of your own for me to worry about changing your minds.

How 'bout we get back on topic?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khov07:
Security is in place for a reason. Incompetence on the part of your IT dept is one thing, but deliberately trying to circumvent an enforced policy just because you don't really like the look of a lock-screen is another. Should be an interesting meeting with HR when an unsecured device (via security circumvention) is lost with confidential company data.

Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. So what if your admins weren't bright enough to disable IMAP/POP3 access, if they are enforcing mobile security, respect it.

In my experience, the same people that complain about security are the ones that lose their phones or laptops the most, and also stay silent when proper security measures save their butts from losing their jobs.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foxbat121:
Tilt2 definitely supports all the Exchange policy, all the way down to SD care encryption policy and domain enrollment policy. The fact is your 2-year old WM phone is actually much more secure at enterprise level than your fancy new Android system. This is one area that Android currently lacks.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eaglecomm:
I'm not saying the Tilt2 didn't support it... was just making the statement that it didn't have it on it because it wasn't forced. Hell, I didn't even know it was an option until I had to use an iPhone for a few months and it forced the lock screen.

And it had nothing to do with the way it looked. It has to do with everytime I want to use my phone, I had to enter in a code. There was no way to set it (that I could find) that it would only turn on the lock after being off for, say, 10 minutes. Which means if I hit the power button by accident. Locked. No matter what, as soon as the screen went black.. locked.

Anyways, I'm not looking to pick a fight.. just stating things. I figure it's a free world. Once people start enforcing every part of your life, it won't be. I am sure everyone on this forum has passed the speed limit in their car (and probably do a typical basis). Rule broken.. there for your safety.. yada yada yada. Do what you like.. hence why I moved to Android from apple.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foxbat121:
That I have to agree. WM5.0 did the right way but starting from WM6.0, it basically locks the phone all the time whenever screen goes dark. Now Android 2.2 and later does the same thing. It seems to be some kind of security precaution.

Not to pick a fight either. Simply correcting your misconception.

No one is forcing anything upon you. You have the choice not to receive company emails. However, if you do elect to receive business emails, companies have the right to enforce whatever security measure it deems necessary. Company emails often contain a lot of sensitive information and even maybe trade secrects. If your phone is accidentally lost and without the proper protection, anyone could take advantage of those information stored on your phone. And if your company found out that the information leak is from you because you circumvented the security policy, you will be in deep trouble :)

iPhones before 3GS and most Android phones before 2.2 actually cheated a lot of the EAS security policy by falsify policy query reponse. Basically, if your exchange server has a policy to require support of email encryption on device, old iPhones running old iOS and a lot of Android phones running old Android will repond as 'YES, supported' but in reality they don't have such support at all. Apple fixed this after 3GS release (3GS and newer do support email encryption) and Google fixed it in Android 2.2 OS by correctly respond 'No, do not support such policy". A lot of big corporations do enforce email encrytions.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eaglecomm:
No worries.. no misconception. I just stated my phone didn't have it. Which it didn't (in terms of forced security that was implemented). Likely a corporate decision, but it still didn't have it.. which is what I said.

Agreed.. choice.. at least this far in life.. is ours.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kpirnie:
I can understand the need for having security measures in place... by why the he77 would those permissions need to include the ability to wipe my device?
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bullman619:
I'm rather disappointed to see how many of you are unhelpful in a forum full of people who do this exact same thing in various applications. To answer your question, I use Blue Mail to bypass this silly corporate requirement and I actually like it a lot better than Outlook. Its also free.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ProTekk:
Good luck to you guys and thank you for the work you're putting into this. Definitely going to do a lot of projects once I get the TB and we get confirmed permanent root.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ufmace:
Cool, can't wait to hear about it!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rulevoid:
Its against the nature of my being to have an unrooted Android phone for more than 72 hours. Good luck guys!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Ddukes76:
HAHAAAaaaaa

Same here brother....
[Thunderbolt Android Development] themobijew:
waiting for my instructions so i can root this :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ipawd1:
Waiting on this!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] SeenNotScene:
Ah...the cutting edge. Can't wait to see the development for this phone.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] destroyerbmx:
<- is very excited, I made it first in line for vzw opening at my store.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sdorn77:
Me too! Now bring on the root! I need to restore data to some of my apps from my incredible.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Spectredroid:
Gimme Gimme

So pumped. TB is great, but like you guys, after five minutes, now on to rooting. :) Can't wait, and thanks for all the hard work on this. TB is going to be monster. :cool:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] g00s3y:
ahahaha

/10char
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Marhey:
Awe yea!!!!!! Can't wait. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rotarydial:
Got VZW to give me an early-up early-up! TB arriving in 12 hrs! Rooting in 12.5...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Virus:
just copped my thunderbolt today so be on the lookout for the HOTNESS
[Thunderbolt Android Development] santod040:
Sweet, mine should be in hand tomorrow. Lookin' forward to it.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mofoliar:
Picked up mine this am at local verizon looks sweet..., bring on the rooting
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nerogold:
Ok guys I just picked up TB and itching to root and run cm7 ,It's not as fast as inc on gbread.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] destroyerbmx:
I came from the fascinate and it feels a lot better to me. I don't use my phone for games but browsing feels like the xoom to me, minus the chrome browser. Hope we can port it.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Virus:
WOW whats up man haven't talked to you in a WHILE man add me on gtalk 1@virusrom.com
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Ddukes76:
I have 5g....comes with CM
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Ddukes76:
I have 5g....comes with CM and my supertower outside my house ... made in China
[Thunderbolt Android Development] arcanexvi:
Bear with me as I am new to the Droid environment, but once root is completed with the new method, can I drop the more recent RUU (.9 instead of .6) back on without breaking root? My battery drain dropped significantly with .9
[Thunderbolt Android Development] KilgoreBA:
As long as you have S-off, you have a permenant root my friend.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] arcanexvi:
Awesome thanks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] contractcooker:
YEAH Moto BLOWS. I will NEVER buy another phone from them again. Hate all their locked down BS.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] contractcooker:
Not to burst your bubble but your reported uplink is probably inaccurate.

From the engadget review of the Thunderbolt:

"Update: We've been told by Ookla that the Thunderbolt's massive send buffer is responsible for the erroneously high uplink speeds -- they've got a fix in the works and it'll be available as an update to the Speedtest.net app soon."
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jbh00jh:
This is like waiting on the phone to be released again ha-ha .

Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt with Tapatalk Pro
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jsc619:
So I'm rooted and titanium backup is working but I can not select anything in clockwork. I can move up and down but none of the buttons do anything. Any Ideas?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] weiln12:
I had this issue in clockwork recovery...until randomly the "back" button became enabled. Once the back button became enabled...I used that instead of the power button.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] drsuse:
drivers

anyone have the drivers for the adb thunderbolt?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Bodero:
download htc sync from their website, drivers are included.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rajuabju:
I love logging in to XDA Developers and seeing news like this.

Time to get started!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] drsuse:
Did that 3 hours left downloading
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jeffreycentex:
Not quite. If you update the bootloader, you'll lose S-Off... That's why TeamAndIrc said NOT to accept the OTA next week in case it has a new bootloader...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] blusgtone:
Had that too, found it under HTC aria area. Downed in like 30 sec.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nygbaby91:
it appears im the only person having issues getting my adb driver installed i have gone in and moddified android_winusb.inf file no luck with that my sdk is up to date no luck with adb after that either..any ideas? any links to the driver out there? thank you all in advance for any help
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Bodero:
you installed htc sync?

then you made sure usb debugging is enabled?

and that usb mode is htc sync?

and as was mentioned above, the thunderbolt download for htc sync on htc's support website is incredibly slow. download it for another device and the download flies by (same drivers).
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Str0ntium:
I noticed mention of this OTA, next week on J's twitter. What is it for? I cannot find any mention of it anywhere else...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] arcanexvi:
This is correct. the .9 update broke the root :( Don't do it if you plan on staying rooted.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
I will release official AndIRC rooted updates with each official Verizon/htc update, .9 is not a officially released firmware.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nygbaby91:
i already had usb debugging enabled and i installed sync and i just put usb mode to htc sync and nothing it seems as tho it sees the internal drive as being there but its not accessible to get into from my computer and a disk drive..im at my wits end here..ive tried these things ill try installing sync and re-installing it other than that im confused here
[Thunderbolt Android Development] idle0095:
can we get a way to do it like z4root??
[Thunderbolt Android Development] froader:
Thunderbolt ADB drivers mirror:

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/htc-thunderbolt/133744-htc-sync-v-3-0-5511-tb-download.html

HTC's website SUCKS!!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Fodizzle1978:
Root complete!

Thanks guys for all your hard work! Can't believe we already have this on day 3....Can't wait to get some gingerbreaded goodness! You all rock!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nygbaby91:
ok i re-installed no luck..it says adb driver installed then "adb" turns into "my htc" when run adb devices in command prompt i get adb is not a recognized command..now i rooted the incredible using adb and a facinate using adb so im comfortable with it i just cant get the driver to install..side question why do set usb to htc sycn and not disk drive like with all other phones?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bokechukwu1:
Wow I was excited but this is freakin difficult lol I guess ill have to wait for a easier method
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rajuabju:
ngbaby, I'm having the exact issue as you.

Completely frustrating me lol
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jsc619:
Koush is the man!! He already has an update out for cwr that fixes the select issue.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rulevoid:
Need help plz. I put the PG05IMG.zip on my sd card and followed the first temp rooting instructions then rebooted by issuing adb command. Then i selected bootloader option and it identified the PG05IMG file and starting checking it. After checking it, it does nothing, it just sits at the menu, and does not ask me to upgrade. Any ideas on this?

Just checked MD5 of the PG05IMG.zip and it matches the post md5. Not a corruption issue.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ShanDestromp:
Trying not to make any assumptions but from what you've said, it SOUNDS like you used the wrong file.

You need to put the DOWNGRADE file, called either "RUU_Mecha_VERIZON_WWE_1.03.605.10_Radio_1.02.00.0103_2r_NV_8k_1.37_9k_1.52_release_165253_signed.zip" or "PG05IMG_downgrade.zip" if you used the multiupload link. In either case, you rename it to PG05IMG.zip, and reboot to the bootloader etc. Once you choose the bootloader option and press power it'll take a second or two before the screen starts doing anything; it'll "fail" looking for a few different zip files before landing on the right one. After that wait a good 5 minutes or so, but you SHOULD see progress bars in the top right of the screen. Once its done, it'll ask you to update.

EDIT: And just an FYI it'll reboot midway, and recheck before continuing on. DON'T PANIC, and DO NOT abort the process; its normal; just let it do its thing.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tazzpatriot:
lol dukes :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] nygbaby91:
no more ideas for adb not recognized as a command? i even followed a post in another section here under hboot for unrevoked for evo and dnic and i get nothing in command prompt except adb not recognized..so any direction wld be great
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bokechukwu1:
where can I get adb from??
[Thunderbolt Android Development] drsuse:
adb

just a question.. have you checked to see if device manager sees it? i had device manager kick mine out then i removed the adb drivers and reinstalled sync..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rulevoid:
do a dir or ls on the folder you are in and make sure adb is there. IF you dont see adb you are not in the tools folder of the adb package
[Thunderbolt Android Development] rulevoid:
Youre right i think. I used the "Custom RUU" instead of the long as file name. I will rename that one now and try that. Im sure thats what it was. Thanks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ShanDestromp:
Sounds like the ADB executable isn't in your PATH variable; probably because you put ADB in a non standard location? The easiest way is to open your terminal, and execute everything from within the folder that has adb.exe in it. Optionally, you can go to Control Panel > System > advanced system settings > Advanced > environment variables, and edit the PATH variable that is in the BOTTOM half of the screen. This is mine, note the bold where ADB is contained

Once you have ADB in your path you can execute from anywhere.

EDIT: I'm running Win7, so getting to your environment variables might be different; but I'm sure google will show you how to get to that point.