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Farking Bastage posted:I guess that's the kind of poo poo that happens when spoiled 12 year olds are running around with 700 dollar phones. It's absolutely maddening. Most of these devs work for donations and some not even that. The fact that people feel so loving entitled that they will threaten someone for switching forums is disgusting. I have more and more respect for the devs that put up with that kind of bullshit everyday.
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Farking Bastage posted:This fits in here since Adrenalyn and team BAMF are responsible for a ton of content on XDA What the gently caress is this poo poo? That's insane. What the hell is loving wrong with people that they'd get this loving worked up over a simple forum change? God drat.
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 15:01 |
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Codiusprime posted:I can't remember if you're running CM or MIUI. If it's the latter how are you liking it. It's sitting on my SD card waiting to be flashed. I'm just so drat happy with my phone right now. My joy of having a fully working Fascinate is conflicting with my urge to tinker. I'm really digging MIUI. I loved CM7 when I was running it in earlier builds, and I really enjoyed a variation of it on my GTab before Honeycomb became available, so I'm a fan of CM7 - and someday I might return to it - but for now MIUI is refreshing and new, and very functional. It takes a second to get used to, and like iOS you kind of have to approach it like a 6 year old might, but once you "get" it it's amazingly direct and useful. It's also very responsive and fast. I can't compare to the final CM7 build because I converted to MIUI just before the MMS.apk patch became available, but I can say that the 7.15 build of MIUI is much sleeker and more intuitive than the 7.08 build. This is my first time on MIUI as my Fascinate was my first Android device, and the lockscreen themes and such also are quite cool. All told I'm having fun with it and it's doing everything I need a ROM to do, so it gets a favorable report from me. I'll edit screenshots of my setup in in a second. edit: Screencaps! From left to right: Homescreen, another homescreen, homescreen edit mode, lockscreen, lockscreen, notification menu, settings menu. Paramemetic fucked around with this message at 15:26 on Jul 19, 2011 |
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Gonkish posted:What the gently caress is this poo poo? That's insane. What the hell is loving wrong with people that they'd get this loving worked up over a simple forum change? God drat. It's pent up nerdrage from all the times the mods edit their posts to be 'more civil'
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 15:06 |
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drat Para, that looks slick. You may have convinced me.
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 15:42 |
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Screenshots of GtabComb beta 3.2: Homescreen Another homescreen YouTube Music Beta Fast homescreen transmogrifier or whatever it's called Menu This is much faster running than Flashback a5.5. It's responsive, seemingly more stable, and much, much quicker. Occasionally it will hang however, mainly when juggling a lot of open apps with USB connected. I haven't tested Bluetooth, it supposedly has limited functionality with that. All told I am impressed with this more and will probably stick with the GtabComb series until/unless Flashback 5.5 comes up with something brilliant. Paramemetic fucked around with this message at 16:29 on Jul 19, 2011 |
# ? Jul 19, 2011 16:10 |
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LastInLine posted:Yes, it essentially replaces your Verizon voicemail with Google Voice. It will transcribe any voicemail you get (poorly) to your Verizon number and display it in the app. The transcription isn't great, but it's usually good enough for me to get the gist of what the caller was saying. And when it's really bad it's usually good for a laugh. I wouldn't use GV specifically just just for the transcription, but it's nice to have in addition to all the other stuff.
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letsgoflyers81 posted:The transcription isn't great, but it's usually good enough for me to get the gist of what the caller was saying. And when it's really bad it's usually good for a laugh. I wouldn't use GV specifically just just for the transcription, but it's nice to have in addition to all the other stuff. The main attraction for me is you get to use a GUI instead of having to dial numbers to do poo poo. Also you can jump around to different points in the voicemail, or go to your other voicemails without listening to them all. I think if you get visual voicemail from your carrier it's a similar thing, but you usually have to pay for that. The transcription is like the "joke" you get on the wrapper of a piece of bazooka joe "gum".
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 18:30 |
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Doctor rear end in a top hat posted:The main attraction for me is you get to use a GUI instead of having to dial numbers to do poo poo. Also you can jump around to different points in the voicemail, or go to your other voicemails without listening to them all. I think if you get visual voicemail from your carrier it's a similar thing, but you usually have to pay for that. The transcription is like the "joke" you get on the wrapper of a piece of bazooka joe "gum". Sprint's VVM is free and does the same thing in terms of the GUI. But GV lets you check your voicemail from any computer, you can be texted or e-mailed when you have a voicemail, etc. And of course the hilarious transcription is great.
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 18:48 |
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Sprint's VVM charges for transcription, and doesn't work (easily) in CM7 or other non-Sense ROMs.
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I meant Sprint does the GUI part for free, similar to voicemail on an iPhone. I didn't know they offered transcription at all.
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 18:51 |
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The Sprint VMM is actually awesome, I use it as a sort of "voice texting" with friends.
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 18:58 |
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S-OFF on the Sensation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oO4HkPHPJq4 Edit: According to one of the teamwin guys alpharevx also has S-OFF on the EVO 3D. http://twitter.com/#!/agrabren/status/93334461697105920 quote:Since @alpharevx has admitted to having s-off on both the Sensation and EVO 3D, dev on #Fre3Dom is officially over. letsgoflyers81 fucked around with this message at 19:13 on Jul 19, 2011 |
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I have a rooted Moto ATRIX. Obviously, I want to get rid of Motoblur. There's a Gingerbread ROM out there that gets high praise that I have available. I'm trying to follow the instructions, but failing at the point of booting into recovery mode; it just boots back into the regular phone. I've tried this via both CWM and ROM Manager, but I never get to the point where I can choose the Gingerbread ROM to actually install. Has anybody here managed to flash a ROM onto their ATRIX successfully?
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 19:02 |
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blargle posted:The Sprint VMM is actually awesome, I use it as a sort of "voice texting" with friends. So, like a phone call?
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 19:46 |
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Aisar posted:I do not have a custom ROM installed, and while something like lagfix and Voodoo sound sounds nice, I would be perfectly happy with just stock. Is this what I'm looking for if I'm looking for a ROM that is basically the stock version? If so, using the Titanium Backup utility, it says I need a clockwordmod recovery app, which apparently doesn't exist for epic 4g. Does anybody have a solution to this?
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 19:49 |
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big mean giraffe posted:So, like a phone call? I'd imagine it's more like HeyTell plus the transcription.
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 19:53 |
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Just ordered my first droid phone, the Droid 3. I was wondering if anyone had a rooting guide for it yet? I checked the first post, only saw the Droid 2.
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C09D posted:Just ordered my first droid phone, the Droid 3. I was wondering if anyone had a rooting guide for it yet? I checked the first post, only saw the Droid 2. Didn't it come out like four days ago? I doubt it's rooted.
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jfreder posted:Didn't it come out like four days ago? I doubt it's rooted. Thanks!
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 22:43 |
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C09D posted:Just ordered my first droid phone, the Droid 3. I was wondering if anyone had a rooting guide for it yet? I checked the first post, only saw the Droid 2. Droid 3 is a brand new phone, just came out last week. Give it a few days. e;fb
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 22:43 |
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big mean giraffe posted:So, like a phone call? For a while my fiancee and her family were obsessed with the app Hey Tell. Stupid.
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 22:44 |
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Codiusprime posted:For a while my fiancee and her family were obsessed with the app Hey Tell. Stupid. I thought it was stupid, too, but now I use it a ton. Way easier and faster than texting back and forth, plus you can tell your friends that they're gay IN SONG and they can play it back whenever they want.
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 22:49 |
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Aisar posted:I do not have a custom ROM installed, and while something like lagfix and Voodoo sound sounds nice, I would be perfectly happy with just stock. I can't tell you what you're missing. Seems like I've read that the updates fix some things while breaking others but I haven't read anything about that in a while.
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# ? Jul 19, 2011 22:54 |
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Aisar posted:Since I rooted, I have been bombarded constantly with what I assume to be the "over-the-air update" requests, asking me if I want to update my phone. If you're getting constant OTA update notifications, you're either running DI18 (Eclair) which is old but reasonably good, or EB13 (Froyo) which is the aborted Froyo version for the Epic that broke lots of poo poo and was eventually updated in early April. If you're running EC05, then I'm not quite sure what's going on as that's the latest release. There was an update for the Sprint Voicemail app that was pushed out sometime ago. Either way, if you're running EC05 right now, then that OTA is likely fine to install. Otherwise, you're correct, you do not want to run the OTA update if you're on DI18/EB13 or anything not EC05. That's because the most commonly used one-click root for the Epic removes some packages, causing the OTA update to fail--although I think non-destructively. Anyways, the easiest thing to do if you can live with losing all your data (Titanium Backup might work, otherwise cloud sync) is to Odin flash back to (non-rooted) stock. Directions are in this thread. You'll want to use with Odin the "Froyo 2.2.1 Official EB13 Tarball" (SPH-D700-EB13-8Gb-REL.tar.md5) linked in that OP, as that's the latest official tar package for a stock ROM. If I remember correctly, you may have to rename it "SPH-D700-EB13-8G-REL.tar.md5" (note G, not Gb) for it to pass the hash checksum, but try first without renaming it. Once that's flashed and you've rebooted, you should be prompted for an OTA upgrade to EC05. If for some reason you're not after a reboot or two, you can download the update directly, rename it to "update.zip", store it on the root of your SD card, reboot into (stock) recovery and apply it. But waiting for the OTA notification is probably easier. Once you're on stock EC05 you should stop getting OTA update notifications, aside from the voicemail thingy which is fine to apply at any time. At this point you're welcome to root again if you would like to. However, if you do, you'll have to go through this process again to upgrade to Gingerbread when it eventually comes out. This is the "recommended" one-click root these days, which also installs the latest build of ClockworkMod for the Epic. I say "recommended" because it does a loving lot more than just install su, but it's kind of a necessary evil as none of the other one-click methods (e.g., z4root) tolerate the very little space remaining on /system after the EC05 upgrade. Oh well, that's what Odin is for. Running rooted stock is perfectly fine. The only problem is that EC05 still has a bunch of bugs in it, some new since Eclair even. Namely, poor hardware keyboard responsiveness, "time without signal", GPS crashes, etc. It also has the annoying Samsung goodies like the wake-your-rear end-up-at-night full battery popup, so it's somewhat advisable to run a custom ROM. I'd still upgrade to stock EC05 first just to make sure the modem and poo poo is all taken care of. As for ROMs, I'd stick with an EC05 based one, not the Gingerbread leaks, just because those are still a bit buggy. Even there though, the ROM situation is absolutely ludicrous. If you put a gun to my head, I'd probably run SyndicateROM Frozen 1.2 followed by the immediately installing this guy to enable journaling. I don't know if it's actively being maintained anymore, probably not, but it'll get you through to Gingerbread. Other options are midNIGHT 5.5, maybe EC05Plus. Development is dead on midNIGHT, and while I think chris41g's work is promising for the future, EC05Plus itself is effectively dead. Aisar posted:Even more, I checked the XDA forums, and the Epic 4g subforum is a mire of impenetrable jargon and asperger's awareness activism (I'm not even kidding). Anyways, as such I've only been loosely paying attention to the shenanigans in the Epic xda forums over the past month or so, and dear lord this situation has gotten incomprehensively bad over there. To my knowlege, the three best ROM developers all "left the scene". SRF's and midNIGHT's moved on with their lives. Bonsai is actually still being developed I think, but it's posted on its own register-only site to which I don't have a link, as it got chased off xda due to a bunch of forum drama over donors getting prerelease copies or something. chris41g is the most promising ROM developer left, if only because he seems to be the most conscious about not loving up your phone. ExcessBLarg! fucked around with this message at 02:40 on Jul 20, 2011 |
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nimper posted:Droid 3 is a brand new phone, just came out last week. Give it a few days.
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I've got an Evo running MIUI 1.7.15, and for the past couple of weeks, I've had some major battery drain. I'm not sure what the culprit is; spare parts doesn't show anything special for partial wake usage, but it does show some other stuff. It doesn't seem like the phone is sleeping correctly, and it looks like google services and maps are using a lot of network and sensor usage, respectively. Aside from updating MIUI fairly regularly, I've gotten the google+ and google music apps recently, although I turned off syncing for both in the account options. I run a widget heavy desktop, but I don't anything has changed there. Any ideas? It will drop 10% an hour on standby and I can't figure it out.
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Jadeilyn posted:I've got an Evo running MIUI 1.7.15, and for the past couple of weeks, I've had some major battery drain. I'm not sure what the culprit is; spare parts doesn't show anything special for partial wake usage, but it does show some other stuff. Sign out of Latitude.
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Been using the first Cm7 nightly for the gs2. Really impressed, a few things don't work but nothing I use. Very much looking forward to where this Rom goes if it's this good so early on.
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Paramemetic posted:I'm really digging MIUI. I loved CM7 when I was running it in earlier builds, and I really enjoyed a variation of it on my GTab before Honeycomb became available, so I'm a fan of CM7 - and someday I might return to it - but for now MIUI is refreshing and new, and very functional. It takes a second to get used to, and like iOS you kind of have to approach it like a 6 year old might, but once you "get" it it's amazingly direct and useful.
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# ? Jul 20, 2011 14:36 |
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Fuzzy Pipe Wrench posted:Where can I grab that lockscreen and wallpaper? You can find all MIUI lockscreens under the MIUI thread on XDA: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1134657
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Couple of Miui questions. How do I get rid of my full carrier name on the status bar. They remind me every month who they are, I don't need a refresher on my status bar. Also it seems if I put an app in one folder it gets put in all the folders I have, kind of defeating the purpose.
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nimper posted:Sign out of Latitude. I had this same problem on CM7. Signing out was not enough. I had to clear data on Google Maps.
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Lowen SoDium posted:I had this same problem on CM7. Signing out was not enough. I had to clear data on Google Maps. I'll try this, but I've never used latitude. I thought you had to opt into its features? I just opened it and it's asking me to accept the terms. That's annoying if it just turned itself on without even being activated.
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Fuzzy Pipe Wrench posted:Where can I grab that lockscreen and wallpaper? Lockscreen can be found at the link posted above, it's called 5 Points or something like that. The wallpaper I made myself using ChaosPro, a fractal editing program. Alternatively if you don't feel like looking or playing with fractals, PM me your email address and I can bump both to you later this evening if you'd like.
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Codiusprime posted:Couple of Miui questions. You are talking about this? I put my XBL Gamer tag in mine (why not?). This is how I did it: http://forums.miui.us/showthread.php?54-MOD-Notification-Bar-Trick
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Excellent! Thank you sir! The folder issues worked themselves out. Did you find the clock in the Miui xda thread? Also I'm having trouble themeing stuff again. For example, I try to make the message app dark, I select the theme and it changes all the text and nothing else. So now I can't see text. Do I just need to reboot? Now that I'm taking the time to learn its in and outs I'm beginning to really like it. Super fast to.
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Codiusprime posted:Excellent! Thank you sir! Text style should change how your message app looks and font should your font (not sure where font color comes from). I am using the iPhone 4G text app theme right now. It should change pretty much instant. Only thing that requires a reboot (hot boot in this case works) is changing icons. It is mClock with a themed XML file. Check my post yesterday in the 'Show Off Your Desktop - Android Narcissism' for more information. Edit: Here is the link so you don't have to find it. Just get the app and download whatever style (XML file) you want. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=875280 nate fisher fucked around with this message at 18:54 on Jul 20, 2011 |
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So my girlfriend auto-updated my Evo last week, right before I was going to root later that evening. Am I hosed now? Software Version: 4.24.651.1
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eightysixed posted:So my girlfriend auto-updated my Evo last week, right before I was going to root later that evening. Am I hosed now? Yes
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