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[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] αкαѕнα:
I think you have to be on build XWKDD/KE1/KE2

here is the correct topic: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=13953496&postcount=247

Better safe than sorry, so ask specifically about your build which you find under settings > about > Build number.

I have GINGERBREAD.XWKE2
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] forgetmyname:
Oh you troll, you. I have to reply :D

Funnily, I was going to buy the SNS because of the nice off-screen-lock-animation, but when I saw a colleagues SGS i9000 with it I realised it was just Android 2.3 ... so now I shall buy the SGS i9100 and await the pretty GB lock screen animation. Fickle is my middle name. For the record, I am forty years old. Don't be afraid of telling people what you like and dislike. Its your 'phone.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Metromuppet:
Camera is not going into video mode, shows me a message saying camera malfunction or something, since I did factory reset using recovery mode my phone thinks I'm Dutch so I can't quote exactly what it says other than "camerafout" Ideally I need to take my phone back to Out of box systems so it can be sent for repairs if neccesary, so could anyone tell me how I could possibly flash back to original "three" UK out of box installation? Or even better how to rectify the camera situation.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Flash your original 3 rom back that you saved .

Downgrade to Eclair stock rom via Odin and hope that Kies will update to 3 firmware for Froyo .

jje
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rex4u:
You may update camera firmware only.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vipzz:
Any idea where i could get the camera firmware ? I updated my gt-i9003 camera firmware using the secret codes and now its giving problems.
[General Questions and Answers] antiares:
Hello everybody,

I've spent some time looking for an application that can be configured to make a buzz (not a full alarm) sound over a configured period of time(e.g. between 15-60 minutes).

I was able to find the following applications:

-Grandfather Clock

-BuzzBox SDK

-Big Ben

But neither of it does the simple thing that I have asked in a more pleasant way.

I know that this behavior will take a good portion of the battery, but for me is important, I am working in front of a computer for hours, I even forget to stand up and relax my eyes. I want to be remembered to do that.

Does anybody had this desire in the past?

Thank you.
[HTC Inspire 4G] prking07:
Ok people, this thread is basically to be able to compare network speed tests on our inspire 4gs based on rom, network, and location. Please post the relevant info, like what rom your using, what network, and location of test! here's mine! enjoy!

Network:Claropr

Location: Puerto Rico

Rom: Revolution HD v4.0 b2
[HTC Inspire 4G] netnerd:
i dont believe you! haha

give me a youtube!

i'm on att "supposed" 4G coverage area, i never go higher than 4mb!
[HTC Inspire 4G] prking07:
UMMM IM NOT ON ATT, IM ON CLAROPR IN PUERTO RICO! and yes we have hspa+ rolled out! ive hit higher speeds!
[HTC Inspire 4G] lrs421:
Wow. That's a nice speed. Rock on :)

I'm in NYC and get 4 down and 1.5 up on a good day.

Sent from Desire HD or Inspire 4G or whatever this thing is called via premium XDA app.
[HTC Inspire 4G] carhigh:
There is already a topic of the same thing. I find its just people bragging when duplicate topics like this pop up
[HTC Inspire 4G] prking07:
really, caus im not braging, the thread states to put location and rom used. that is valuble information for people wanting to know what rom works best and where! not all roms, nor networks are created equal! And just like you think im bragging, what good does it do if you come to a thread and post nothing relevant to it!
[HTC Inspire 4G] shamelin73:
My speeds here in Chicago have not been that good.

I am Using the version one of the optimized stock rooted rom.

here are my speeds Mbps up then down

.35 .21

.22 .45

.26 .72

.51 .49

1.83 .89

.76 .61

These were random from Aurora and Chicago servers using speedtest.net
[HTC Inspire 4G] kirk123:
Have you edited the build.prop to enable higher data speeds?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=982082
[HTC Inspire 4G] prking07:
my exact question! i have hsxpa=3 hsupa=7 and hspa=14

also what network?
[HTC Inspire 4G] akira02rex:
3099 and 1281. I live in a non 4g area.
[HTC Inspire 4G] prking07:
akira, what network and what rom?
[HTC Inspire 4G] shamelin73:
Looks like mine have the right settings unless I am looking at the wrong ones

gprs=12

hsdpa=10

hsupa=6

hsxpa=3
[HTC Inspire 4G] kirk123:
change hsupa to 10 and reboot twice and try your speed test app.
[HTC Inspire 4G] elnene2091:
im using it on claro to and i have gotten like 2.5 to 3 but i have noticed that it changed from umts to hsdpa.. i guess ill install a rom and see..
[HTC Inspire 4G] prking07:
Are you using stock rom? Are you rooted?
[HTC Inspire 4G] Bsmith99:
Ah, my first post since 2004, back when I had a Qtek 2020!

I just got an Inspire this week, rooted it, and installed the HD Revolution Gingerbread ROM, which has all the updated build.prop values.

I'm in central Florida, an hour away from both Tampa and Orlando.

I've got as high as 2600 kbps down, right now I'm getting 1712 on the Tampa server. I've been getting a consistent 1297 kbps up.

My iPhone 3GS I was using got the exact same speed down typically, right around 1700.

Update:

Changed to the Orlando server, got 2190 down, 1300 up.

Tried the Jacksonville server, which is a few hundred miles away from me, and got 3273, but 880 up.
[HTC Inspire 4G] elnene2091:
Im using the stock rom but im rooted.. i tried cm7 and rev HD and nothing changed.. but then i changed the build prop using stock.rom and the upload speed changed from like 200kb to 2.4mb
[HTC Inspire 4G] pclaunch:
I have been looking into switching from my captivate to the inspire. The download speeds however bother me. I live in north Dallas and get consistantly between 4500 and 5000 kbps on jk4 modem on 1900 band. It just seems even with hsupa enabled, the speed is very pedestrian.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Simba501:
Stock rom

Located in Central Arkansas

My fastest down - 3.10 mbps

Fastest up - 1.22 mbps

My fastest upload speed was a one time thing (and the first time I've ever seen faster than around 300 kbps). My next fastest upload speed was 390 kbps.

I usually average 1-3 mbps down and 300-390 kbps.
[HTC Inspire 4G] EtherealRemnant:
My fastest speed test was 3099 down and 2255 up - this was using the Xmission server in Utah at 3AM.

I should note, however, that my average download is generally more like 300 and my upload is more like 1800 because at&t's backhaul just doesn't exist...

My ROM is MIUI v5

I enabled HSUPA by flashing TPC's ROM, then restoring my nandroid backup of MIUI.
[HTC Inspire 4G] newter55:
3700/1300

Myrtle Beach, SC

Too bad we are only here for a week. The best I saw while running speed tests randomly during the drive was 4500 down which was somewhere in southern Ohio.
[HTC Inspire 4G] struff:
I envy all of you. Here in Boston I just got 969/138. One of the highest numbers I've gotten using the speedtest.net app
[HTC Inspire 4G] shawn1224:
Houston, TX on AT&T running Twopumpchump's Stock build

Fastest download - 6.3Mbps, Fastest upload - 2.5Mbps

Average download - 4.2Mbps, Average upload - 1.3Mbps
[HTC Inspire 4G] :
After editing my build.prop last night, I saw speeds as high as 4400 down, 1300 up in Tampa using the Tampa server in the middle of the night with both the stock rooted ROM and CM7.

I believe I remember changing my hsupa setting to 7. Should I get better results with a value of 10?
[HTC Inspire 4G] nhshah7:
fastest ive gotten is 3.7 or 3.8 and about 4-5 up. recently though (since the last two weeks), i havent even gotten up past 2 down, even at 3 am :\
[HTC Inspire 4G] waitisover:
I have Ingress 2.2 ROM installed, and my average down/up speed (in Mbps) is 3/1.25. Server is Granby, MA

Highest download speed I have hit is 3.31 Mbps and upload speed 1.43 Mbps.
[HTC Inspire 4G] FirefighterDown:
Down: 5.6 Mbps

Up: 2.1 Mbps

Ping: 201ms

Location: QLD, Australia

ROM: this rom
[HTC Inspire 4G] divinewisdom:
did you mod the prop build any? I am running TPC rom and get higest about 2.4 up and 2.0 down; average about 1 MB down and 1.5 up.

I am in southern ca, att 4g area.....
[HTC Inspire 4G] directorfer:
[Down] 1890 kbps

[Up] 407 kbps

[Area] Boston Area (north)

[ROM] Cognition HD v1.0.1

[Radio] Stock
[HTC Inspire 4G] shawn1224:
Yea, I'm using

ro.ril.gprsclass = 13

ro.ril.hsdpa.category = 14

ro.ril.hsupa.category = 8

ro.ril.hsxpa = 3
[HTC Inspire 4G] netnerd:
you won't get higher speed cus att just renamed their 3G network as 4G!

I'm in att "supposed" 4G area, (bayarea CA) I never get speed over 4MB!

speedtests on inspired is the same as any 3G phones!

someone really need to complain to FCC about att 4g BS!
[HTC Inspire 4G] shawn1224:
try using the speedtest website.

When I ran a dual test about a minute apart, the app was showing 3mbps while the site was showing 5.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Khalsa4G:
can you guys also post what radio you guys are using with these results?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skillzo1:
How is scrolling compared to iphone 4?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myv6mustang:
Just came from teh VZ store...to me scrolling wasnt all that smooth and phone didnt seem responsive. I compared it to the droid x next to it and the X definatly swipped faster. Not sure about iPhone.

One good thing and i dont know if it was a fluke, but the 3g on the thunderbolt was faster than the droid x. on speedtest.net i got 1.5mb with tbolt and 5-700k with droid x. Tested several other phones even mine and all the same. I live in a 3g only area so found that to be strange.

Actually came on teh forum to see if anyone else saw the same.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bogatyr:
I find most of the devices at the store are loaded with crap. Mine is quite a bit faster than my Droid X with Liberty 1.5.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myv6mustang:
yeah that's why I used a store phone and not mine...can any users verify does your phone seem sluggish...oh almost forgot they have this auto add video that would open up while I was using the phone. That may have added to the sluggishness. Next grime I go I will try and disable
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] contactwajeeh:
Hi Friends,

Please help me in getting this thing ported to our beloved HTC Hero CDMA's. This is the SPB Mobile Shell UI for our phones.

Here is the link

http://dl.ipcsuite.com/android/theme/spbmobileshell_5.0.apk
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steve19137:
i dont think you are going to get anyone who is willing to put effort into a piece of software that runs well on the new hardware. sure, we are installing 2.3 on the cdma hero now, but its probably not likely to get a home replacement app with that many 3D effects to run well on our phones. heck, we cant even run angry birds at full speed.
[Hero CDMA Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guitardoc64:
It would work if you could hardware hack it and put in a snapdragon and 4X the memory, LOL. I think I'll just wait for my upgrade and get a more current phone, like the EVO 3D when it comes out.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snowwhite007:
Can u have a custom one on dhd?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andy:
You sure can, on CM7 you can put the ringtone in

/system/media/audio/ringtones

I've used .mp3's and .ogg files and they work fine. I'm sure the location is similar on Sense ROM's.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snowwhite007:
For a message tone?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andy:
For SMS tones use

/system/media/audio/notifications

Alarms

/system/media/audio/alarms
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wes_s:
I got these instructions for the inc and it works beutifully on the wifes inc:

1. Dial ##778

2. Go into edit mode

3. The password is 000000

4. Once in go to M.IP Default Profile and edit DUN NAI from yournumber@dun.vzw3g.com to yournumber@vzw3g.com.

5. Then hit menu and press commit modifications.

6. It should then reboot.

7. FREE WiFi!!!

Has anyone tried this on the T-Bolt?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HolyGrail:
We have free wifi hotspot until may 15, so how can we even know for sure its not the free promo that is actually working and not what you posted.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wes_s:
Well, I suppose you can't check to see if it shows up on your bill, but maybe you can check to see if the menu exists and if the same settings are available to edit when the time does come.

I won't have my T-bolt til tommorow so I can't check on my own at the moment.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ddarvish:
The menus are there and you can access it but DUN NAI is blank and can not be edited. i dont know if this will change once they start charging for the hot spot feature.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mycomputerisjunk:
I took a look shortly after I got it and things were a little different than what was on my incredible.. Since we have free tethering till may, I don't know if it's relevant until then anyway.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wes_s:
well at least the menu is there.
[General Questions and Answers] Kablam228:
Hey got a weird problem with my Tasker. I had followed the guide posted in the Android forums about creating a text and missed call widget using minimal text as well.

It was all going swell. until seemingly randomly it stopped counting when the phone was locked. I am completely stumped, which is not surprising, as I'm relatively new to this whole thing. As far as I'm aware I haven't changed anything except updating the apps.

Anyway, if anyone has a nice answer I'm happy to let you say it as patronisingly as you want.

Cheers

John
[General Questions and Answers] Kablam228:
Bump for frustration!
[General Questions and Answers] Dark3n:
The phones cpu usually gets turned into a low state when it is in standby. Only major events like calls or texts will wake it.

You need a PARTIAL_WAKE_LOCK for your phone to still register widget events or sensors during that time.

It is possible that some one app/widget of yours aquired such a wake lock before, which in return made it possible for your widget to work during that time.

I have made you a small tool that will aquire a wakelock when it is turned on.

Tell me if it helps.
[General Questions and Answers] Kablam228:
Thanks for your reply. I have tested it with your app and unfortunately it has not worked.
[General Questions and Answers] Kablam228:
Back up to the top for other suggestions or workarounds.
[General Questions and Answers] Dark3n:
Use adb logcat from the android sdk to read the log, there might be some hints on whats going on when you lock your phone.
[General Questions and Answers] Kablam228:
Cheers for your suggestion. I've looked into it, but tbh am struggling a bit. I think I'll leave it, thanks for your ideas though.
[G Tablet General] roebeet:
This is going to be long, but I have a lot to say.

There's been a LOT of heated debate about TNT Lite 5, lately. This build is based on the vendor's 3991 UAT build. This build is a "1.2" build which means it's a major update from Viewsonic, and it replaces the bootloader. Not only that but the new kernel REQUIRES the new bootloader. We are not certain yet, but Viewsonic is likely to be moving into this direction.

Now, many forum members use clockworkmod. What I have recently learned is that clockworkmod does NOT update the bootloader. In the case of stock 3991 (and TNT Lite 5.0.0) that means that clockworkmod cannot be used as an upgrade tool - IT DOES NOT WORK and, in this case, will actually break your device.

With that in mind it's my opinion that, since clockworkmod has this caveat, then it is a risk and the user community should be made aware of this. If you are willing to take this risk, be aware of the caveat and that, if needed, that you will need to use the nvflash tool to fix your device.

Some of us have been dancing around the issue saying that nvflash is not for non-technical users, and thus TNT Lite 5.0.0 should be pulled completely given the problems with upgrading with clockworkmod. My rebuttal is a simple one -- imo, if a forum user decides to take the risk of using clockworkmod, then they should also understand how to use nvflash as a backout - they go hand in hand and should be a requirement, not an option.

I have heard many complaints about TNT Lite 5 upgrades, but the two most common ones are these:

1. Backing out to stock 3588 breaks recovery (originally clockworkmod).

2. Upgrading to TNT Lite 5.00 by using clockworkmod, by mistake.

Imo, most of the issues we've seen have been clockworkmod related - that's not to say that there have not been other issues, but I believe that the vast majority of them were related to clockworkmod.

I am still under pressure to pull TNT Lite because of the increase in user issues - I think this is the wrong thing to do and I am getting some flak because of my stubbornness. If VS sticks with their new bootloader, this is something that every modder here is going to have to deal with, eventually. But if they backpedal, then I made the wrong choice and we'd need to undo TNTL 5. We just don't know yet.
[G Tablet General] notsob2002:
I think you are right that it maybe something that needs to dealt with sooner or latter as this update could be in anticipation of a even bigger upgrade to 2.3 or 3.0?

It seems from reading threads that not everyone is familiar with reflashing or I hate to say but reading and understanding the steps. The very worse comment I read was "I'll just return my tab and blame insert a cause " What horse hockey.

If they don't know or care to take the time and proceed with caution and then not take responsible for it then they should leave well enough alone.
[G Tablet General] roebeet:
I actually would like to hear replies (for and against) because maybe I'm looking at this the wrong way. I am stubborn, but if someone gives me a good enough argument I could change my way of thinking. One valid argument is that Viewsonic hasn't even released 1.2 yet, which is a good point. They have to do something very soon (due to Flash) so hopefully by the EO this month we will know what happens.

One of my theories on why they updated the bootloader in this last release was to consolidate development between the GTablet and their newer devices. I don't know if I'm even close to the mark here, it's just a guess. Their kernel is back to an svn #1, so maybe they are using a new development branch.
[G Tablet General] sjmoreno:
I vote you not pull it. Like you've said here and in the TNT Lite 5 thread, if someone decides to use a rom they should read the instructions (several times if necessary) before they embark on trying this or any other rom.

If people are throwing caution to the winds and jumping in before they have an understanding of what they are about to do then I say the fault is on their part not yours. You can only do so much hand-holding but in the end the people that use this site and are interested enough to try different roms should know better. Personally, I think you're being more diplomatic than most people about this.

Who knows, since our gTabs have proven to be almost unbrickable maybe people have lost their usual caution?
[G Tablet General] butchconner:
Vote Don't Pull -- NVFlash Not That Bad...

I vote to keep 5.0.x up.

I have two tablets and had not had to flash one after several months.

But having had to learn nvflash and subsequently doing what I could to help

others -- it's just simply not that bad (at least for the Windows version since

that's what I use.)

Now that a number of us have made sure USB, nvflash and .img files are

available -- and that there are several posts with instructions out there -- I

don't think the nvflash process is any harder than learning the normal

"recovery" process.

If we -- any of us -- are going to play.....then we need to man up

(or woman up, sorry ladies!) and do it right and not complain about it.

Honestly, many times when folks have trouble, it is their own fault.

"Laissez le bon temps roulez" they say during the Mardi Gras celebrations down

here. "Let the good times roll."

Rev
[G Tablet General] doihaveto:
Don't Pull It! Keep it up! We will support you

I have not and will not be flashing your rom at least until it is found out that there is a permanent change coming and the new bootloader is part of that change. I have tried just about every rom I have found for the gtab except tnt 5.0 but that is not because I don't want to screw up flashing it, I am sure with nvflash I would get it back on track, but it is because I have not found the previous releases my preference and I doubt 5.0 would make that change.

By the way no offence to you roebeet, your work and developing here have been beyond superb and are much appreciated. I unfortunately just don't prefer tnt on my tablet. But don't let anyone tell you that you need to remove your work. Your work is not the one borking their tablets they are.

Thanks for all your work Roebeet, even the work you do that I may not use myself
[G Tablet General] Xnine1964:
I had zero issues with the upgrade to 5. I thought the instructions for it were clear and concise . I used nvflash to fix my GTab after I noobishly tried to update from Rom Manager when I first started testing the different roms, so nvflash is my friend.

My GTab is running great on 5.0.1 right now, so I hope you will continue to to work on it and not pull it.

Thanks for all your hard work

Jeffrey
[G Tablet General] familiarstranger:
Keep it up. at least we have NVflash and its not a real brick. I remember having to update to Danger SPL on my G1, and people were getting real bricks.

IMHO if people are flashing ROMs they need to take a little time to learn what they're doing.
[G Tablet General] Synman:
You can't pull it because of ignorance on our part... that defeats the whole point of hacking. Heck, it was the first full rom i installed and guess what? I followed one of the howto threads ignoring your instructions and got to learn all about nvflash. Pull the inaccurate howtos or get their ops to update them.... that'll definitely cut down the failure rate.

I'm glad I bricked my gtab after a whole hour of ownership. I now have a very nice Nvidia Tegra system post bitmap instead of the 10 year old viewsonic birds as a result of it!

The new viewsonic recovery does sd updating if I recall correctly... People can offer kernels and other updates in multiple formats.... They're going to have to if viewsonic goes GA with it.

Keep up the good work!