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Re: Android For The Vogue Is Here!!!

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Originally Posted by unsungboxer View Post
Observation about Data Connection in Bootup Screen:
For all I know having 2 "=" is perfectly ok, or has nothing to do w/ anything, but it seemed strange. Anyone know something about this?

Sorry if this is a silly post, but sometimes even the slightest thing can go unnoticed and make a big difference.
Hey unsungboxer... I have some programming experience(although not much) but I know in C++ and Visual Basic one equal sign means "to set equal to", or in other words it is used to set a value to a variable. However, 2 equal signs "==" means "is equal to", or in other words it is just saying that the password is set at whatever comes after the double equal signs, but at first, where there is one, it is assigning that password to the password's variable.. I may be wrong, but this is what i think.. I am sure the people at xda already know this! Hope this helps a little
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