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Jerry123456
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  #323557 27-Apr-2010 12:46
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ryan1019: is there 2 degrees settings for this so i can enter into the new access point


http://www.google.co.nz/#hl=en&source=hp&q=2+degrees+apn+settings&meta=&aq=1s&aqi=g-s2&aql=&oq=2degrees+ap&gs_rfai=&fp=a5b74cf72a09aa5b



RevoWution
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  #323560 27-Apr-2010 12:50
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Jerry123456:
ryan1019: is there 2 degrees settings for this so i can enter into the new access point


http://www.google.co.nz/#hl=en&source=hp&q=2+degrees+apn+settings&meta=&aq=1s&aqi=g-s2&aql=&oq=2degrees+ap&gs_rfai=&fp=a5b74cf72a09aa5b


Bah, you beat me to it :P

Google is your best friend.




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  #323581 27-Apr-2010 13:04
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Yes I like to send this link to help people find things



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  #323589 27-Apr-2010 13:20
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Adding Widgets to one of your screens.

This is handy, say you want to have quick access to something, in my case I want to be able to turn, Wifi, Bluetooth, Mobile and GPS on and off quickly.

Go to the screen you want to add stuff to, then, menu, add to home, widget, (select whatever you want to add, in my case its under settings), hit wifi for example and position it where ever you want it on the home screen.

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  #323608 27-Apr-2010 13:48
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Yep, I have WiFi and BT toggles on homescreen, very nice having them to hand so easily. The GPS one is a waste of space IMO - if you're careful about which apps and processes you allow access to GPS then you shouldn't need it at all. Apps that use GPS will turn it on when in use, and otherwise it doesn't run at all.

So my homescreen has the Time/Weather widget, enabling single click to weather, alarms, stopwatch, world clock, timer, then other widgets for Camera, Internet, BT, WiFi, Messages and Mail, along with the apps and phone menus of course. Nearly everything you use frequently right there on your homescreen. My RSS reader gives notifications in the top tray when new material is available, so thats also well within reach.




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  #323610 27-Apr-2010 13:50
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NZTF, what mail app are you using, and if its different to the HTC app how do you stop it from running?

 
 
 

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  #323613 27-Apr-2010 13:54
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I use the generic Android widget, which has WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, sync, etc. all in one nifty toolbar.




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  #323667 27-Apr-2010 14:43
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I'm using Gmail via Exchange in HTCs mail app (not the Gmail app). I gave the settings for manual input earlier in this topic.

You can set your schedule with that, I have Push on between 8am and 6pm, and then half hourly retrieval outside these hours.

If you go into Settings --> Accounts and Sync you can turn off the default Google Sync operation (which is by default set to 24/7 push) for Mail/Calender/Contacts individually.




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  #323695 27-Apr-2010 15:13
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NZtechfreak: I'm using Gmail via Exchange in HTCs mail app (not the Gmail app). I gave the settings for manual input earlier in this topic.

You can set your schedule with that, I have Push on between 8am and 6pm, and then half hourly retrieval outside these hours.

If you go into Settings --> Accounts and Sync you can turn off the default Google Sync operation (which is by default set to 24/7 push) for Mail/Calender/Contacts individually.


Thanks, I hadnt got into the frequency settings for mail yet. Have now.

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  #323759 27-Apr-2010 16:45
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I also have the logo with a mini card top left and a cog wheel. The only place I can find that exact same logo is in the Sim Tool Kit application.
It hasn't really affected the operation of the phone but if you restart the phone it goes away, and then comes back again?

Jerry123456
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  #323771 27-Apr-2010 17:06
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crux: I also have the logo with a mini card top left and a cog wheel. The only place I can find that exact same logo is in the Sim Tool Kit application.
It hasn't really affected the operation of the phone but if you restart the phone it goes away, and then comes back again?


yep thats me precisely it sounds!

 
 
 

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  #323886 27-Apr-2010 21:15
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Hi ya all,
Good tips on apps in here thanks.

Here's another one... Do you need to connect to a hidden WiFi connection but the phone doesn't find it even when you set it up? 

Why this isn't in the standard menus who knows but there is an app in the market that changes the SSID setting to automatically find the hidden one.

So the step are:

1 Download "Hidden SSID Enabler" in the market.
2 Set up your WiFi connection (if you haven't already) in "Add WiFi network"
3 Open the SSID enabler app and enter the SSID name and click the button
4 I restarted the phone for the change to take effect, but it may have just been slow to connect

Now that WiFi connect is found even though it is set to hidden. Cool

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  #323950 28-Apr-2010 00:07
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Great, thanks again Revo!




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A few hours a day in front of my HTC Desire.
My day job: I do asp.net web development for NetPotential.

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  #324016 28-Apr-2010 08:56
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MAJOR UPDATE: FULL ROOT ACCESS ACHIEVED!

Instructions to follow tomorrow apparently.

Suh-weet! App2SD here we come!




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  #324028 28-Apr-2010 09:09
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Thats great news.

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