[3/6/2010] Google Android for TP2 CDMA [In Dev]

[info[]box1]

Originally Posted by CarlaDarla

I did just to be nice

Originally Posted by Boominsvx

I did it just cause you called me baby.

I dont pay the bills off of donations.... I live for the Rep points this is PPCGeeks.com aka home sweet home...lol

thanks Carla and Boom...lol

[cflynt]

I am not aware of this being posted in this thread, but have seen it in others, so to help those not aware of how the buttons work in Android with a TP2:

Top Power button is your Home Key. You will probably get the choice of Home or Home++, you can do away with that screen by selecting the check-box to use as default if I am not mistaken.

Answer key is Answer key

Windows Key is the Menu Key - Activates different options depending on the app you are in.

Back key is Back

End key is your technical power key for Android. Hold down to get a menu for turning off, or just press once to blank screen etc.

Hope that helps!

[explisiv]

Im another guy with the mounting error, I tried everything including full format, quick format, winrar, winzip, regular windows xp, sd reader, usb chord and copy start txt from rhodium folder, and the sd can never mount, saying it cant access tty I even tried flashing older roms and newer roms.

I like the idea of getting it working, me and others are having this sd mount error, its not a rare fluke i think its got something to do with drivers maybe because mine is refurbished the sd slot wont mount, but be advised

I flash roms from the sd card and its a 8gb sandisk i usually have all my applications on it so anybody got solutions other then what i have tried already because there is no way im doing this wrong, I made roms before so im no noob to following instructions i made the fox rom for the cdma diamond!

[ndno]

Originally Posted by cflynt

I am not aware of this being posted in this thread, but have seen it in others, so to help those not aware of how the buttons work in Android with a TP2:

Top Power button is your Home Key. You will probably get the choice of Home or Home++, you can do away with that screen by selecting the check-box to use as default if I am not mistaken.

Answer key is Answer key

Windows Key is the Menu Key - Activates different options depending on the app you are in.

Back key is Back

End key is your technical power key for Android. Hold down to get a menu for turning off, or just press once to blank screen etc.

Hope that helps!

Thanks for the post. When you hit the Home key to go back to the home screen, does the application you're running shut down or does it run in background? It seems like the application is still running when I launch the App Killer. Same with the back key, does the application exits or does it keep running. Unlike WM, which allows you to exit the application by hitting "X", I, for the life of me, can't figure how to exit an application under Android.

[fishingmedic]

Originally Posted by info[]box1

I dont pay the bills off of donations.... I live for the Rep points this is PPCGeeks.com aka home sweet home...lol

thanks Carla and Boom...lol

Info, check ur PM

[happyorangeman]

i have been looking in the thread but i cannot find the post with the links to different android app sites?
does anyone have those links?

[dtrush]

Thanks a bunch for the update!

[mikezpc]

hey guys out of curiosity, anyone has a way of importing contacts from windows to android ? i know it can be done through the gmail email account but i don't want to do that, unless theres a way to possible import from microsoft myphone

i would put everything on a blank sim but then i'd lose the contact picture and other info other then just the number like email or address or other number and all that

[info[]box1]

Originally Posted by happyorangeman

i have been looking in the thread but i cannot find the post with the links to different android app sites?
does anyone have those links?

Thats a good question... Im going to do a few google searches on the laptop and see what I come up with...

[RKnight]

If you google you will be able to find allot of APK's very easy. I did it after the Wi-Fi started working and I now have about 50 different APK's i use in android.