Thanks mikelee for the efforts to open v3 thread

Cynox - silly to ask but have you allowed installation of apps from unknown sources?

It supports any 3.5mm jack... so it will still work with your sennheiser earpiece

I think the sound quality (if you're talking about the loud speaker or the call quality) is decent without being too outstanding

I prefer the NextSense theme... Original one just looks so...uhhh... HTC

I've been having problem logging in to Google Talk in my hotel wifi and office wifi in Ireland... Wondering if it is blocked or what? There's no problem logging in to GTalk via my PC though

Also, in KL I can login to GTalk via my home wifi or 3G connection, but having problem connecting to GTalk via my KL office Wifi


So can I confirm that Gtalk doesn't really work for certain wifi connections?

bryan_823 - for some reasons many developers don't recommend an ext3 partition more than 512MB...

I've had it set to 768MB but I saw in QuickSystem Info it's only 688MB - no idea why. But still it's very fast to me and no issue using it But at the end of the day I guess 512MB is more than enough

brayn_823 - How did you try to install busybox? have you tried to click on the "Problems" button in Titanium and click on "Yes, Do it" button?

I have to agree that NextSense 5.3 battery life is superb and that's why I'm a bit reluctant to switch to other ROMs now

It really just drops 2-3% for the whole night if I switch off Mobile Data connection, and the drop is not as sharp as compare to the previous version of ROM if I actually use my phone to surf net

Not much difference to me even I'm using .20

Good to know, though I am still curious why there isn't problem for me connecting via PC using the same wifi connection

Just re-flash to whatever version you want
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=687464

And I think flashing the RUU (Stock HTC ROM) will replace your radio back as well
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=695667

This post has been edited by samurai1337: Aug 20 2010, 07:37 PM

As far as I remember, Bravo_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.19.707.7 has hboot 0.80

I flashed that build before (to unroot) and remember quite well that it's hboot 0.80 but I can't 100% confirm

I subscribed to "Malaysian Holidays" calendar in Google Calendar

Then in Android Calendar I can see that calendar there, but unable to view the events in my Calendar - any idea guys?

Hmm, anyone?

I got it working at first but after playing around with it for a while (removing / adding it) the events disappeared. Not like I can't live without it but just curious to know why it doesn't work anymore

Okay, my problem is, when I enable the "Malaysian Holidays" (under Other Calendars if you go to the real Google calendar in your PC), I won't be able to see any holiday events there - it is however shown in the PC version of Google Calendars. There is also no problem syncing with my main Google Calendar (the one which I can edit), only problem when I'm using shared "Other Calendars"

Did some Googling - and found this
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Goog...a0433041a&hl=en

Am just wondering if any of you use Google Calendar and got any idea to rectify it

(edit: I end up settling with exporting the iCal file (holidays from 2009 to 2012) and importing it manually to Google Calendar, and it works)

This post has been edited by samurai1337: Aug 21 2010, 01:15 AM

Seems like you're in a boot loop situation

Does full-wipe and re-flashing help?

Was thinking about using the new SD card for flashing actually (you can copy the Titanium Backup folder from old card to new card and restore)

But yeah, either way as long as it works, I haven't encountered your issue before so I'm not exactly sure how to fix

Good to know that!

No need partition also can use NextSense 5.3 - I'm assuming pennywise is going to use Froyo's native A2SD rather than A2SD+ from the ROM. But Neophyte claimed that you may encounter slowness of the ROM though (maybe because of the location dalvik cache is stored?)

Yeah, actually when I first rooted I was just intending to get the Froyo OTA that SEA users didn't get (we're still waiting now!), but the benefits are actually far more than that!

My Nokia 8GB class 4 Micro SD card:

Buffer - 8kb
Data size - 10MB

Write speed: 4.31MB/s
Read speed: 12.55MB/s

Is that good, no good? No idea

As far as I understand it will store in phone memory (or sd-ext maybe for custom ROM), you wouldn't want your SMS/calls history lost if you mount your SD to PC as disk drive right?

You can limit your SMS in the default SMS application (I'm sure Handcent can do it too), and for calls history, although I don't see any such options but:
- I *believe* Android only keeps 500 calls
- You can always hit delete all if it's really accumulating a lot
- You can use third party app called "Call Logs Backup & Restore" to do backup

By the way, on battery life - the Mobile Data thingy is REALLY a battery killer, I'm currently in oversea so I turn it off all the time. I had my battery fully charged 3 hours ago - and it just drops 1% few minutes ago after I connected to wifi twice for some quick tasks (syncing and stuffs). Or probably it's because NextSense 5.3 is really efficient in power management? Mind you that I don't even underclock it! I better don't say too much cos KTCY will say I'm a Neophyte fanboy again

This post has been edited by samurai1337: Aug 21 2010, 01:48 PM

Can't help you on widget locker as I don't use it.

I use MarketEnabler to access paid apps, but in Market it only actually displays Free Apps unless you search the app itself by keying in the keyword. So for that matter I use AppBrain to browse thru paid apps.

Also, for Google Checkout (the payment method), I chose Sweden as my credit card country as US seems to do some extra verification on the card info.

Don't worry guys, I'm facing the same issue as well

I'm sure it will get fixed soon

No solution I think, since applications are all linux based.

If your concern is battery, just switch to flight mode before you sleep. It won't use much battery if you leave it overnight