KDroid
Cyborg Agent
Yeah, Why? Detailed reasons. Want to explain it a friend of mine.
Official Android discussion thread
Yeah, Why? Detailed reasons. Want to explain it a friend of mine.
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
If you can find Explorer so cheap and it also comes with a slightly better processor (don't go by clockspeed here) then its a definite buy.
only negative points in case of Explorer are: Sense UI is really heavy and this eats up internal memory (not ram, ram is plenty). also no autofocus in camera. lastly, the bootloader is locked so unless your friend want to try custom rom, he needn't worry about this.
thanks for the link
only negative points in case of Explorer are: Sense UI is really heavy and this eats up internal memory (not ram, ram is plenty). also no autofocus in camera. lastly, the bootloader is locked so unless your friend want to try custom rom, he needn't worry about this.
thanks for the link
funkysourav
What The.... !!!
guys, is it possible to play Xvid, X264, MKV videos on a sub 10k Android mobile?(XCD35 or Moto FireXT)
or even the baseline windows 7.5 mobile?
or even the baseline windows 7.5 mobile?
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
This might help you?
*www.xda-developers.com/android/play-divx-xvid-h-264-and-more-on-your-android-device-with-rockplayer
BTW my Android had an option to download an official xvid app. Haven't got it yet but it's there. I use Lg Optimus Net Dual sim.
lll_aritra_lll
A siLLy mIllImEtEr loNGer
If you can find Explorer so cheap and it also comes with a slightly better processor (don't go by clockspeed here) then its a definite buy.
only negative points in case of Explorer are: Sense UI is really heavy and this eats up internal memory (not ram, ram is plenty). also no autofocus in camera. lastly, the bootloader is locked so unless your friend want to try custom rom, he needn't worry about this.
thanks for the link
About bootloader, it might not be a problem, since HTC serially unlocking all its bootloader
sameer.pur
The Chosen One
Is your phone rooted? Do you have CWM? If yes, it will have option to partition your SD card and then that Ext4 partition can be used for 'Data' partition of your device. You will need App2SD/Data2SD script, which will move all apps, cache and data files to that partition but it will still appear as internal memory.
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
check terms & conditions. you can't claim warranty for bricked mobile.
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
I am having a slight problem with my Optimus Net dual SIM running Android 2.3.4
The problem isthat uninstalling apps doesnt free phpne memory. i had a total of 50mb used in phone memory. then I deleted a 8 mb app stored entirely on phone. but that didnt seem to have any impact on memory usage
There was neither memory freed up or used up
The problem isthat uninstalling apps doesnt free phpne memory. i had a total of 50mb used in phone memory. then I deleted a 8 mb app stored entirely on phone. but that didnt seem to have any impact on memory usage
There was neither memory freed up or used up
lll_aritra_lll
A siLLy mIllImEtEr loNGer
thetechfreak
Legend Never Ends
coderunknown
Retired Forum Mod
yes. if service center finds out that your mobile was bricked cause of trying some unofficial way of doing stuff, then no warranty but you can always give them the excuse of you trying to update using their PC suite (which sucks always & mess things up). but in case of HTC, even to try rooting you must sign a petition that you won't claim warranty in case mobile stops working. i don't know the detailed terms but its something like that. Same for many others also, like Asus if i remember.
rahul_c
Journeyman
Yes its rooted, I found a batch function in titanium backup-clear cache it helped a lot now its 24/160. No annoying notifications, is your method safe? I already had near brick experience once, cannot risk it!Is your phone rooted? Do you have CWM? If yes, it will have option to partition your SD card and then that Ext4 partition can be used for 'Data' partition of your device. You will need App2SD/Data2SD script, which will move all apps, cache and data files to that partition but it will still appear as internal memory.
Neo
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Yes its rooted, I found a batch function in titanium backup-clear cache it helped a lot now its 24/160. No annoying notifications, is your method safe? I already had near brick experience once, cannot risk it!
Everything in this world is risky.
I keep the data enabled 24 hours. For me being connected all the time was the primary reason for buying an Android phone.
And I don't think it has any impact on its "life".
Data works on your regular network signals. So IMO to the phone to use data it doesn't have to incur any special resources..
So cheers...