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[HTC EVO 3D] DirtyShroomz:
:) This makes me happy
[HTC EVO 3D] dirkyd3rk:
I'm thinking the same thing dirty, my eyes lit up when I read dude.
[HTC EVO 3D] jagox5:
WOWSERS

WOW :eek: DOMINATION!
[HTC EVO 3D] KINGOFNOOBS:
4GB of ram? Hahahaha, yeah right. 2GB at most. 1GB is most likely.
[HTC EVO 3D] dirkyd3rk:
I don't know man 4GB sounds like it could be possible but idk about the 1.2ghz processor though sounds weak. I was thinking dual but whatever.
[HTC EVO 3D] Ryjabo:
It is dual-core.

http://www.google.com/search?q=1.2GHz+Qualcomm+8660+Snapdragon+CPU

EDIT: Also I'm sure he got RAM & ROM mixed up. 4gb ROM with 1gb RAM sounds about right.
[HTC EVO 3D] DirtyShroomz:
Check your PM's
[HTC EVO 3D] dirkyd3rk:
Thanks for the correction man.
[HTC EVO 3D] dirkyd3rk:
I did, nothing there ?
[HTC EVO 3D] SayWhat10:
i so guess 4.3 inch is the bar for android and i guess any other phone ...

would love some type of slim 5.0 inch screen phone (like the dell streak but less of a bezel)

they need to make a phone where the screen can slide up , just like a keyboard slides out, to make the screen 2x bigger on demand...

i mean many people cried the EVO would a big phone when it came out, but now seems like 4.3 and "bigger" phones is the norm...
[HTC EVO 3D] AyyRayy:
This is truly a beast! Great find :)

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[HTC EVO 3D] popular nobody:
And the initial specs for the "EVO 2" were better than that, believe it or not. Just insane. It was designed to battle LG's 3G device, as those specs were nowhere close to that in the beginning. I need to find out how true these stats are, because I'm almost in awe. Almost.
[HTC EVO 3D] fixxxer2008:
well i just found my next phone then! :D
[HTC EVO 3D] CruzECO13:
Ill e getting the Evo 3D and a Sprint Xoom. I just came a little. Lol
[HTC EVO 3D] DirtyShroomz:
My PM's wont send :-/ you can get me on gmail, dirtyshroomz305
[HTC EVO 3D] fixxxer2008:
you work for sprint, are these specs true?
[HTC EVO 3D] DirtyShroomz:
I'm not allowed to speak on it :-/ sry so I wont post anything on a forum lol
[HTC EVO 3D] swaze:
Hmmm thought you were jumping ship? Atleast that was the impression you were giving.

Sent from my HTC EVO
[HTC EVO 3D] fixxxer2008:
you might as well of said "no comment". i take your answer as a big fat yes! ;)
[Thunderbolt General] 1454:
So much for being able to watch things for extended periods of time. Why did they have to put the charger on the side with the kick stand out? Is this just to get us to buy the dock? And this is it for the threads I will start, I just thought that this was a horrible idea.

mods can you nuke this, there is already a discussion in another thread.
[Thunderbolt General] mycomputerisjunk:
Maybe it's just my phone, but I can set the kickstand out the use the phone with the charger up.
[Thunderbolt General] GrdLock:
Mine doesn't stay up like that. If I as much as blow on the phone when it's sitting like that, the kickstand folds up.

The charging port on the side is kind of silly. It's really annoying when typing on the phone while it's plugged in. When holding it in portrait mode, at least.
[Thunderbolt General] eudaemonic:
My kickstand isn't quite strong enough to support the weight of the phone in that position, especially with the power cord in... I guess if I drape the cord over something it kind of holds it up.
[Thunderbolt General] 1454:
Hummmm. I may have to try that when I get back.
[Thunderbolt General] WINGZERO619:
I saw the same issue regarding where the charge port was placed. My kick stand isn't strong enough either lol. Maybe we can wedge something there to keep it up.
[Thunderbolt General] 1454:
I'm surprised yours isn't strong enough. Mine seems to be working pretty well. It collapsed the first time, but it does work. I just wish they would have thought this one through before placing the micro USB there. Or flipped the kickstand. My buddy has an evo and he uses his kickstand a bunch. IMO, one of the most innovative designs to come out of the mobile phone industry.
[Thunderbolt General] satsun1:
Put the kickstand out and and seat the phone STANDING UP like u would hold it in your hand to make a call, the cord will be on the bottom left side of the phone and it stands up :p that's what i've been doing. Hope that helps !
[Thunderbolt General] 1454:
Yeah, but doing that makes it hard to watch in fullscreen. I would rather not do that unless I had no other choice. I think the upside down idea will work pretty well. It worked good a minute ago.
[Thunderbolt General] MYxdaUSERNAME:
my kickstand doesn't support the phone the opposite way...it folds up before i fully let go of the phone.
[Thunderbolt General] Old MuckenMire:
Yeah that's weird because by kickstand holds my phone in portrait while charging just fine. The charging cable actually helps give it even more sturdiness because the cable kinda lays on the table acting like a brace to keep it from falling over that way.
[Thunderbolt General] craighwk:
Pretty strange design decision indeed. I encountered this at work today, trying to use the kickstand with the charger and I was like, umm, noope.

*shrug*
[Thunderbolt General] JonKyu:
I bet they did it on purpose to coerce you to buy the desk dock. Lmao. And yes its annoying.
[Thunderbolt General] shanghei:
if you buy the dock wtf is the point of the kickstand

this design is so dumb
[Thunderbolt General] hacky486:
would something like a right angle mini usb plug work? I can't post links, but a quick google turned up a bunch of GPS power adapters...
[Thunderbolt General] psufan5:
wow thats so dumb
[Thunderbolt General] jlevy73:
You do realize that the phone can stand vertically as well as horizontally, correct. The placement of the charger was by design.
[Thunderbolt General] DNak206:
I think you missed the point, the poster clearly was referencing wanting to watch media and such in landscape taking advantage of the full screen. This wouldn't work up-right, it has to be on its side.
[Thunderbolt General] jlevy73:
I guess I did miss that. You make a good point.
[Thunderbolt General] distortedloop:
Yeah, that worked for me yesterday, but it's not particularly stable (like for using as a nightstand clock)...bump the desk/table and it falls over.

Exactly, I'm surprised so many responses didn't pick up on that. Can't watch a movie properly in the current configuration unless you add some sort of block to the left side of the phone (while on landscape mode).

I'm not sure if this is the stupidest power plug location I've seen on a phone, but it's definitely in the top 3 (the Galaxy S phones with the plug on top are pretty stupid too, but at least they don't interfere with a kickstand designed to watch movies with).

Hey jlevy73...another Nexus S user switching away already? The Nexs S is such a sweet device, especially with CM7 on it, but it may still end up being the 2nd shortest lived phone in my ever increasing collection (the iPhone 4 getting all of a 2 week's usage before going into the backup phone pile).

The 4G/LTE of the TB along with the much better voice quality and coverage of VZW (compared to TMobile) were too tempting not to test drive the phone. I'm not sure it's a keeper for me, I'm much too much addicted to the SAMOLED displays, even though the TB has a very nice TFT one, it's not as satisfying. I'll probably keep both, and cancel my AT&T accounts. I only need 2 active phones, not 4, LOL.
[Thunderbolt General] Arbys:
A dock seems to be the best solution but there arent many dock that support caese. Might try custom making one.
[Thunderbolt General] Persiandeity:
I found that if my phone is on a slippery surface, putting my phone on its kickstand (backwards) it will slip and fall... OR if i have a case on it, that LITTLE extra weight makes it collapse... but if its JUST the phone by itself it will stand on the kickstand with just the spring holding it up...
[Thunderbolt General] radiantx:
I agree, this is a very poor design.

It probably is a trick to get us to spend money on a dock and use the kickstand "on the go"
[Thunderbolt General] thoerr:
You could take a some wood and route a notch in it for the plug. I think they designed it purposely to get people to by desk docks. I might have bought a desk dock except it will not fit the case I use.
[Thunderbolt General] twofourturbo:
just tweak the right side of your head up as the charger does to the phone and learn to leave it that way.. haha
[Thunderbolt General] nosympathy:
Lol the Evo kickstand is a joke. You breathe on the phone and the kickstand collapses. Also Mine, along with 4 other people I know, personally, had the kickstand eventually just break on the evo. Thing was to thin and weak to have been a good idea. The Thunderbolt has a real kickstand.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] pantosssp:
Hi, after reading the post that says the majority of batteries in ebay are crap (less than 80% of the mah indicated) i've been thinking of do it by myself and put together 2 stock batteries (or 2 armani batteries) which will give to me 3000 real mah or 3300 real mah, anyone has done it? (is it possible?)

Will I find a back case with the double battery thickness?

sorry for my english.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] iCatchU:
how about trying the 2700 battery?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] padlad:
I have the momax battery and it is excellent. But I have always wondered if you join 2 or even 3 stock batteries together would it be safe and usable, I don't know enough about batteries to risk doing this, but if anyone has any knowledge please share.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] reobedr:
I've ordered a 3000mah battery from a website that sells upgrade batteries for a variety of devices, it comes with an extended cover. free shipping all over the world, dunno if I am allowed to post it here but pm me if you want the address
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] xmsnx:
Yes please do post the address :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] reobedr:
Batteryupgrade.com
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] cubanito0389:
Its there any battery higher than 1500mah but thats looks exacly the same when it comes to thickness?? Its just that I dont like that fat battery with the horrible backcase =\
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] xmsnx:
Thanks, but ordered from ebay instead, much cheaper for the same thing.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] flexoduss:
NOPE Try momax nice design
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] ddeath:
Get the 2700mAh battery from momax. It's a good battery and comes with a nice back cover and slip case.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] chriszzz:
I would caution against meddling with batteries unless you really know what you are doing. An exploding battery is not fun.

I bought a 3500mAh battery from ebay, and so far so good. I'm not sure if its really 3500, but it seems to last pretty long. At the end of a day, I usually used to have about 30% left on my original battery, but on this baby, I still have at least 50-60% left. That's pretty good.

Assuming the battery readings are correct, that would put the ebay battery at twice the capacity ( 3000 mAh ), not 3500mAh. But for so little money, who cares ?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] stateit:
I use the 5A PortaPow USB rechargeable battery. Plug it in and it recharges the phone, or plug it in and use it while using the phone.

Saves any case mods. Still got a sleek galaxy S , and a little baggie with a 5A battery in when needed. It's about the same size as an iPod classic, and means I can GPS for hours and hours when out and about. 2 and a bit hours and it's flat on a 1.5A stock battery.

So with a PortaPow and a stock battery I've got 6.5A to resource.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] pantosssp:
ok, now i have a stock 1500mah, armani 1650mah, and the momax 2700mah (all the things are very cheap so.. jeje).

the momax 2700 is fine, i'm not really sure that this is real 2700mah but the case is nice.

I was interested in this cause if i can put together 2 1650 they will bring me real 3300mah that maybe is the best battery life you can get for this phone.

the 3500mah in reality it is two 1200mah batteries together, (you can find more info in this forum).

So, if they can put together 1200mah why not the 1650mah?.

I have tried the space in the momax case, and the 1500+1650 batterys doesnt fit, only for 1 millimeter (or less) but doesnt fit.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] garbz:
For normal batteries yes it would work, just. You don't get double the life though because the batteries would discharge each other while sitting idle.

However it doesn't work with Lithium batteries such as the ones in phones. These are not simple batteries, but rather lithium cells, a small amount of circuitry and an extra third terminal to talk to the phone's battery management chip. Over discharging, or over charging lithium batteries can cause explosions and the electronics protect against that. Because of these you can't simply hook them up in parallel, you need a battery with physically more cells (higher mAh number.)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] pantosssp:
Thanks garbz, well explained :)

so.. i will keep in my phone the momax and forget this thread xD
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] PhoenixFx:
Yes, there is a 1650mAh battery made for Giorgio Armani Galaxy S (which is known to be compatible with standard Galaxy S). Thats as high as you can go without adding extra bulk. You might find batteries rated even higher on eBay, but those are fake values.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] MikeyMike01:
Or you know... you could just use the two batteries sequentially, not blow up your phone, and not have a cinder block back case.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] rickg99:
This is an original Samsung battery. The Armani Galaxy S 1650mAh battery is also used for Samsung Galaxy S variant I9003. So it should be available now. I used it now for a while with my I9000.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] blackheart2925:
Hi will the i9003 battery work in i9000?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] achio1115:
Yes, but not by much... momax just released one with 1700mAh, which goes along fine with the stock back cover.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] PhilPassmore:
If you're not sure about messing with lithium cells, STOP NOW and read my comments at the end of this post.

I would disagree that lithium cells discharge each other when used in parallel. I have often set up batteries in this way and it works fine. Paralleling cells will give you an arithmetic sum of the actual capacities in mAh (eg 1500 mAh parallel with 1600 mAh will give you 3100 mAh). The only real difference between lithium cells and other types is the chemistry involved. Lithium is a VERY reactive metal, handle with care.

The only real issues with lithium cells is that they are very sensitive to charging regimes. They have to be charged with a suitable charger that detects delta V and shuts of charge at an appropriate point. If you simply connect two cells in parallel, you can run into the problem of them having differing internal resistance, resulting in unequal discharge. This will mean that after a while, one cell or the other will never receive full charge, as the charger (or phones) cut of circuit is triggered when the cell with the higher residual voltage becomes fully charged.

If you were able to separate the cells periodically for individual charging, you would negate or at least, reduce this effect.

The fact remains however, that lithium cells are volatile little bu**ers, and unless you are very understanding of them and the way they should be handled, I really wouldn't want people to mess with them. If you have any doubts about what I'm saying, just go on YouTube and search for something like 'lithium battery fire'. The thought of having one of these go off in your pocket doesn't bear thinking about.

Phil
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] MarkyG82:
I have one of the 1650mAh. Only got it yesterday but good so far.

27 hrs use and 33% remaining.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] garbz:
These two points are at odds with each other. This is basic electronics 101 and is exactly why any two batteries of any chemistry without a very carefully matched internal resistance will discharge each other. When two batteries are connected in parallel you end up with two voltage sources and a resistor between them. Current will go from the higher to the lower the changes in charge will result in changes in resistance and thus changes at the voltage in the middle junction.

Best case scenario you have perfectly matched cells (which is all larger Lithium batteries are, more perfectly matched cells strung together). Worst case scenario you have two cells which are mismatched enough that one will discharge into the other enough to start a fire.

Middle case is that they react relative to each other discharging one into the other, and then back into the first one, all the while burning off heat through their internal resistance and eventually flattening, either to the point where both batteries are two weak and level our, or to the point where one of them over discharges and dies.

So no unless you have some very decent measurement equipment, or some battery isolators (like the ones used in cars with multiple batteries) or some ungodly luck, you can not parallel batteries. Any batteries. Lithium simply add an element of danger to an already bad idea.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] ddeath:
Don't think too much, just get the Momax 2700. I'm using one and also got one for my nephew. It's running fine with about double the life of the original. In fact, I did the carbon fiber mod on the cover to strengthen it. And of course make it look cool instead of a fingerprint magnet. :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] PhilPassmore:
You are of course quite right that the two cells connected in parallel in a battery will reach equilibrium by one discharging to the other (though of course why you don't end up with a stack of parallel cells with the same level of charge is beyond my relatively meagre understanding).

What I meant to suggest was that the cells wouldn't discharge themselves to an empty state.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] garbz:
Yes most probably not. Not quickly anyway. If you parallel a set of AA batteries you'll find they'll die completely a long time before their shelf life. It's one of the reasons cars with multiple batteries have a diode isolator between them.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] ralphitz:
If combining batteries would be "acceptable" of "safe", why would phone-manufacturers not implement those possibilities instead selling us phones with only a (or one) small 1500ma/h battery?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] garbz:
I don't get what you're saying. Manufacturers can easily provide circuitry for multiple batteries. Also the "small" 1500mA battery in the SGS takes up nearly half the space in the phone ...
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] myshu:
the momax 2700 mAh battery gives 3.x volts at 2700 mAh

1 stock battery gives 1500 mAh at the same 3.x volts

placing 2 stock together will deliver 6.x volts :) unless you do something to switch from the dead to the new battery :) without using them both at once you'll fry your device :)
[Captivate Accessories] LucasBrazil1984:
So, I've been looking for a way to use my Cappy to take notes in classes, instead of my laptop. Searching on Google brought up a Youtube video of a Apple bluetooth keyboard working with the Samsung Vibrant (still newbie, can't post links).

Does anyone how or if this is possible with the Captivate? If not, does anyone know of a good alternative for under $50?
[Captivate Accessories] TRusselo:
xda>captivate>accessories (aka where this post is) look down a few posts... theres already a few.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=924382&page=3

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=926600
[Captivate Accessories] Jay1390:
I would think it works. Bluetooth is a pretty universal technology and as far as I know, the Vibrant and Captivate are near identical. I know there will be some internal changes for the different frequencies and some exterior styling differences, but fundamentally the same.
[Captivate Accessories] LucasBrazil1984:
Yeah, I should have mentioned in the OP that the Dinovo mini keyboard and similars are not really what I'm looking for.

I'm looking for something closer to a netbook-size keyboard.
[Captivate Accessories] TRusselo:
ebay search : "mini bluetooth keyboard" theres all sorts of sizes
[Captivate Accessories] LucasBrazil1984:
Ok, thanks, do you (or anyone else) know if the bluetooth keyboard being sold for Ipad (it's being sold as 'Slim Wireless Mini Bluetooth Keyboard for iPad Mac PC') will work with the Captivate?

Seems like a great option, given the price and portability.
[Captivate Accessories] quarlow:
I've used my desktop Bluetooth keyboard with my phone without any issues. I would wager that ANY Bluetooth keyboard would work. I also used a Bluetooth mouse. That was cool, a mouse pointer shows up on the screen.

There must be literally hundreds of options for Bluetooth keyboards. Just check out Amazon, or Google shopper.

Just like memory is universal I bet Bluetooth accessories are universal. People slap compatibility on anything, "micro SD card for Captivate", "AC to USB adapter for iPod", etc. I bet the iPad keyboard would work fine.
[Captivate Accessories] LucasBrazil1984:
So, I bought the keyboard I mentioned and it works great.

Only problem is I can't use the keyboard's accents (tilde, for example). Is there any key mapping app I can use?

Sent from my Cappy using kickass FireFly 2.9, oc/uv Onix 2.0.5 and xda premium app.
[Captivate Accessories] TRusselo:
the red accents? hold FN while pushing other buttons. its not a toggle its a hold+

shift gives you CAPS and blue accents

and check out http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=926600&page=3
[Android Themes] papaslacker:
When i decompile everything seams to work. But when i compile the files. Everything goes good in each step.

building...

Is this a system apk <y/n>

type input:y

Aside from the signitures, would you like to copy over any additional files that you didn't modify from the original apk in order to ensure least

#of errors <y/n>

If i type <no> it compiles the files and i copy the new complied files to the original framework-res.apk seams to work fine if im not working with style.xml

but if i move the frame

if i copy the framework-res.apk from the place-apk-here-for-modding folder it seams to be the original

If i copy the unsignedframework-res.apk after renaming it all i get is boot loop in start up screen

If i type <Y> after

Aside from the signitures, would you like to copy over any additional files that you didn't modify from the original apk in order to ensure least

#of errors <y/n>

after running i get

In the apk manager folder u'll find

a keep folder. Within it,delete

everything you haven't. If you have modified

any xml, then delete resourse.arsc from that

folder as well.Once done then press enter

on this script

it does it job

now if i use the framework-res.apk its still the original files so that file don't work.

if i look in the unsignedframework-res.apk

i see double of almost all files.

like this

drawable-en-mdpi

drawable-en-mdpi-v4

If i remove one or the other i get boot loop again

if i copy any files from the unsignedframework-res.apk from using the first way i get this error on my phone

this process android.process.acore has stopped unexpectedly. please try again

this happiness in the contact app also wifi and other aps.

My question is What am i doing wrong anso is there other ways to work on style.xml that i can do so i don't get errors someone please help been work on this for a week now and thats one of the only things im stuck on.

What am i doing wrong can someone help??????

But when i push the framework-res.apk back to the phone
[EVO 4G General] josh030181:
This is good find by smilyjay from android central, download z4root and busybox, all i no is without busybox installed you cant stop service
[EVO 4G General] heathmcabee:
I'm confused
[EVO 4G General] dirkyd3rk:
Que? lol ¿qué estás hablando?
[EVO 4G General] josh030181:
for someone who dont want to root there phone use z4root to do a temp root and fullhdmi will then work, but when he tried to stop service it wouldnt so orrebmas told him to download busybox then he was able to stop the hdmi service
[EVO 4G General] twiz0r:
ok...lol

swyped from my cyanogenized and gingerbreaded EVO