gcubed said:well then, what am i complaining about? i dont even know anymore
gcubed said:well then, what am i complaining about? i dont even know anymore
Battersea Power Station said:I deleted my Facebook account a couple of weeks ago. I lead up to it by a few days of posting my Google and Twitter names in case my "friends" need to contact me.
I'll miss out on some pics and goings on, sure, but I can't continue to support Facebook's horrible view of content rights and the Internet in general. I'm trying to be a little over-active on Twitter and Buzz, posting updates, pictures, etc. to try to attract more of my contacts to those services.
jonnybryce said:As in photo albums?
The app does it...even has pinch to zoom. I have to be misunderstanding you because when you launch facebook one of the big icons in your face is Photos.
Yeah, for deactivation you go to Account > Account Settings > Deactivate Account.jayb said:Did you deleted it or "deactivate" it? I thought I had deleted my facebook account a few months ago, but I recently read that it doesn't actually get deleted. Sure enough I try logging in and everything is there just as I had left it! When you log back in there is a message saying that your account was re-activated.
Apparently there is a way to truly delete an account, but the link is buried someplace deep in the FB website.
The answer is maybe, you might be able to upgrade to 2.2 but probably not as fast as the nexusone or the droid. It might take a while to port it over, but I'm not 100% sure. That's how it is for all the senseUI/htc phones.Smokey said:I pre-orderd the EVO yesterday. I know it comes with 2.1 but 2.2 is right around the corner is it not? Will I be able to upgrade to 2.2 when the time comes or no?
It's HTC, good luck.Smokey said:I pre-orderd the EVO yesterday. I know it comes with 2.1 but 2.2 is right around the corner is it not? Will I be able to upgrade to 2.2 when the time comes or no?
Jamesfrom818 said:secondapps.com/neogaf
thewesker said:It's HTC, good luck.
Yeah, if it has Sense, expect to wait a while.Smokey said:What does this mean? A bad thing?
The Evo will be my first HTC phone.
Check how long it took for the Droid Eris to get 2.1 (a very long-ass time), expect the same wait for your phone (8 months+).Smokey said:Wat. I've gone this whole time without using this on my Motorola Cliq? Holy shit it makes life so much easier on GAF. Thanks.
What does this mean? A bad thing?
The Evo will be my first HTC phone.
thewesker said:Yeah, if it has Sense, expect to wait a while.
Same here, I went through this same thing like a month ago.gcubed said:i wouldnt expect the 2.1 to 2.2 jump to be as big as a 1.6 to 2.1 jump, so while you won't get it quickly, hopefully you'll have it by the end of summer
as a side note, after a big story about how with 2.1 task killers are a waste of space i decided to stop using mine for a bit to see if they were full of shit. Well after 5 days of no task killer i have not noticed a difference, and its one less thing for me to have to worry about.
thewesker said:Yeah, if it has Sense, expect to wait a while.
pelicansurf said:Check how long it took for the Droid Eris to get 2.1 (a very long-ass time), expect the same wait for your phone (8 months+).
Jim said:That may have been true before, but with the Evo and Incredible leading the way in terms of big Android hardware (and the Nexus One sorta going away), I have a feeling it'll be a little quicker in terms of turn-around. It's in their best interest.
Jim said:That may have been true before, but with the Evo and Incredible leading the way in terms of big Android hardware (and the Nexus One sorta going away), I have a feeling it'll be a little quicker in terms of turn-around. It's in their best interest.
I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt, but they have yet to prove that they're going to be quick about it. The Moto Droid and Nexus One are likely to get the 2.2 update sooner than any Sense device still.Jim said:That may have been true before, but with the Evo and Incredible leading the way in terms of big Android hardware (and the Nexus One sorta going away), I have a feeling it'll be a little quicker in terms of turn-around. It's in their best interest.
also everyone needs to know about this. everyone.pelicansurf said:http://www.droid-life.com/2010/05/13/adw-launcher-includes-senseui-homescreens/
I must highly recommend this home launcher to anyone who has a rooted droid. It's amazing. I'm running it with Bugless Beast 1.0, overclocked to 1.1ghz, and it is LIGHTNING fast. It has so many options and pretty much makes it a new phone. When you hit the home key, it lets you select between home screens just like the incredible (with up to 9+ screens), it gives you the option to remove the status bar if it bothers you, gives you the ability to change the amount of rows/columns in the app drawer and makes it scroll side to side rather than up/down. It's amazing, runs super smoothly, and it looks very snazzy. It has many, many, more features that I don't even remember. The crazy news, it's still in BETA. /DROOL. Also I have had ZERO force closes while using it for the past 48 hours.
One thing to warn, backup before installing it because it put me in a boot loop and I had to restore, but it worked instantly after I tried installing it after restoring. A++.
thewesker said:I'd like to give them the benefit of the doubt, but they have yet to prove that they're going to be quick about it. The Moto Droid and Nexus One are likely to get the 2.2 update sooner than any Sense device still.
Majik said:Stating the obvious :lol
Any phones running 2.x will likely recieve 2.2 faster than phones that were running 1.6 recieved 2.1. The Incredible, EVO, Desire, Legend etc are all current handsets and HTC aren't going to release newer ones before 2.2 hits so it's not like there's a newer handset just around the corner that needs an extra bullet point of having 2.2. Plus, 2.0 was a fairly significant overhaul over 1.6 and HTC, Samsung etc needed time to ensure their UI's ran perfectly with the new code. 2.2 doesn't bring that issue.
pelicansurf said:http://www.droid-life.com/2010/05/13/adw-launcher-includes-senseui-homescreens/
I must highly recommend this home launcher to anyone who has a rooted droid. It's amazing. I'm running it with Bugless Beast 1.0, overclocked to 1.1ghz, and it is LIGHTNING fast. It has so many options and pretty much makes it a new phone. When you hit the home key, it lets you select between home screens just like the incredible (with up to 9+ screens), it gives you the option to remove the status bar if it bothers you, gives you the ability to change the amount of rows/columns in the app drawer and makes it scroll side to side rather than up/down. It's amazing, runs super smoothly, and it looks very snazzy. It has many, many, more features that I don't even remember. The crazy news, it's still in BETA. /DROOL. Also I have had ZERO force closes while using it for the past 48 hours.
One thing to warn, backup before installing it because it put me in a boot loop and I had to restore, but it worked instantly after I tried installing it after restoring. A++.
Whoa, thanks alot. I just installed it and it goes oh so well with the smoked glass theme. Ballin.jayb said:ADW Launcher FTW! Also, if you know what metamorph is, check out this nice Froyo metamorph for it: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=6460320#post6460320
It's probably too old for them to bother. You could probably root it thoughI3rand0 said:I haven't been keeping up with Android lately but I have a question about it. How come they never brought Android 2.0/2.1 to the original G1? Is the hardware not powerful enought to use it? I can't wait till my contract is up next Feb so I can get the 3g slide or the Nexus.
I3rand0 said:I haven't been keeping up with Android lately but I have a question about it. How come they never brought Android 2.0/2.1 to the original G1? Is the hardware not powerful enought to use it? I can't wait till my contract is up next Feb so I can get the 3g slide or the Nexus.
gcubed said:you better hope tmobile offers the nexus in stores, otherwise you are getting the slide![]()
thewesker said:It's probably too old for them to bother. You could probably root it though![]()
It should still only use the GPS when it needs to (navigation, foursquare)Achtius said:Probably not android-related but I got a stupid question regarding GPS function. If i enable it on my phone, does it actually use more data than if i were to turn it off?
thewesker said:It should still only use the GPS when it needs to (navigation, foursquare)
android hasn't got that??Raydeen said:Video media player with DIVX would be nice.
VanMardigan said:myexperience
Jacobi said:android hasn't got that??
Tried this, the application said my SD card was corrupt (I have NEVER had a problem with it ONCE since having my Droid) and would not let me use it whatsoever. So, DoubleTwist still wins in my book. (Thank goodness for the auto-refund in the Android Market)jonnybryce said:I agree with everything you say. Media should be kicked up a few notches on Android. If you haven't tried iSyncr yet, it's an app that costs a couple bucks and is worth every penny and then limitless pennies after that. It murders Doubletwist and syncs iTunes super fast. The only issue I have with music is how the stock music player handles various artists on the same album, listing the album each time for an artist. I've done a workaround where I name the Artist "Various Artists" and put the actual artist name in the song file after the track, since it's only 3 or 4 albums...but seriously, this shouldn't have to be done.
jonnybryce said:Does anyone know the name of the Wifi app that looks at protected networks and compares the passwords to a database of default passwords for those models? It seemed super interesting, I remember reading about it but forgot the name. I'd like to fool around with it to see if it's any good.
I agree with everything you say. Media should be kicked up a few notches on Android. If you haven't tried iSyncr yet, it's an app that costs a couple bucks and is worth every penny and then limitless pennies after that. It murders Doubletwist and syncs iTunes super fast. The only issue I have with music is how the stock music player handles various artists on the same album, listing the album each time for an artist. I've done a workaround where I name the Artist "Various Artists" and put the actual artist name in the song file after the track, since it's only 3 or 4 albums...but seriously, this shouldn't have to be done. Other than that I know the mp3 player is a little dated but I don't have any real problem with it and think it looks nice.
I don't take podcasting super seriously so Listen is good enough for me. As far as app quality, every platform has good and bad, and out of my 50 apps, I'm very satisfied with most of them. A lot of apps in the market can be lower in quality if compared head to head to iPhone, sure, but there are also plenty of apps that iPhone could never even think of doing, like StatusNotes, Where's My Droid, Google Voice or WifiFile Explorer. When you compare some of the big names like Urban Spoon, Bump, Dropbox, Fandango, Qik, Shazam, Layar or TV.com, the quality is there and pretty up to par. Obviously there are crap apps, and Facebook seems to love bathing in that category, but there are plenty of great, great apps and I really find it exaggerated. I couldn't live without 3Banana, Gesture Search, PDANet, Remote for Itunes, Android's kickass Gallery app, or 2.1's kickass News/Weather widget/app combo that murders iPhone's weather app. There's a lot of great there, it's just mixed in with lots of not as great.
Yep, and it comes straight from Google. My Tracks.elrechazao said:any good apps out there for runners/bikers that track gps, speed, mapping, etc?
elrechazao said:any good apps out there for runners/bikers that track gps, speed, mapping, etc?
Subliminal said:![]()
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What ROM is that? SuperHero?Subliminal said:![]()
just showing of this PHENOMINALLY sexy 2.1 ROM for my Hero