HTC Desire HD - Page 7 - xda-developers
Someone who got a hold of the Desire HD claims that Neocore scores 56 fps. The Galaxy S scores 55 in that test. Pretty much even.
This proves that the Galaxy S really does 45M triangles/sec rather than 90M that was wrongly reported a while back.
Linkpack gets 35.8 which just shades the old desire.
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I see a lot of people complaining about the resolution of the Desire HD. I noticed Gingerbread is rumoured to raise the resolution cap. Would any phone be able to take advantage of this?
View 8 Replies View RelatedNeed good football scores app that features the prem, championship & 1st division? Ideally one that I could have on the scores come up on my screen as they come in rather than having to go into the program and refresh? Also can anyone recommend a good app for making notes? The one I'm currently using will not let me edit a note once I've made it which is of no use to me.
View 11 Replies View RelatedHtc Desire HD screen resolution:
So my question is will the Htc Desire HD have huge icons because of the higher resolution and larger screen?
YouTube -?S vs HTC Desire 3D?, Galaxy S
View 7 Replies View RelatedWho else is really annoyed with the fact that when the EVE rings, it starts really low and gets higher?
View 5 Replies View RelatedAndroid 2.3.6 uses API level 10 and that the minimum for tab views is API level 11...
Then why is it that my phone, STOCK Android 2.3.6, has tons of apps with tab views, and the tab views work?
So what's the deal because, I need the app I am developing to work on my phone (I'm mostly making it for myself anyway) so I need to use minimum API 10, but Eclipse won't let me use tab views unless I switch to minimum API of 11...
1st - what does this mean or showing me?
2nd, I am scoring 1290...which is below the Nexus One. What do I need to do to better this if what i'm getting is too low?
Whats the best app for NFL scores? something simple and easy to use
View 3 Replies View RelatedI have followed everything stated on the stickies about rooting and such to get my self rooted. I'm running ultimated droid right now with SetCPU and my question to you all is, how do you get it even higher. In the video I followed (the 1 in the sticky), he installs everything and when installing the ROM, has an option to install a 1.25 ghz ROM. Given, he wasn't installing ultimate droid but when I "crank it up," my max is 1 GHz. Is this because of the ROM or am I missing something?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI find the volume of my mp3 too low sometimes... and couldn't find any equalizer or similar app in android market.
Does anyone know of any app that could turn up the volume, pls?
I know there are all that compliance and FCC stuff also about health care, etc. But it's just that some mp3s are really on a too low volume
Just installed setCPU and it wont go over 528max at all?? now it is stuck at 528khz any way how to fix that? the scaling slider bar is all the way to the right, still at 528.
View 17 Replies View Relatedi have a ZTE T3020 from Telstra in Aussie and i am tired of android 2.1 how can i update it with genuine roms if possible
View 4 Replies View RelatedHow to port from android2.1 to higher(cm7,2.2) for locked boot loader mobile (flipout) ?
View 2 Replies View RelatedSo there are a few apps which I want staying in memory. I.E. I don't want Android to kill it. Is there such an app that can do this and if not, is there a script? I believe Super Charger? If Super Charger, how do I use it?
To summarize, I want a few apps (the phone, the messaging, true caller, and ex dialer) to get highest priority/never die.
Is this possible?
Is it possible for me to add this feature in my game? I just need a little storage space somewhere on the internet to put the names and scores of the best players
View 5 Replies View Relatedim looking for an app for live football/soccer scores, but hopefully one that will email me when a goal happens. incase im not at the game etc, so i can set it to email me when a goal is scored in a certain game?
View 16 Replies View RelatedI know benchmarking isnt perfect and Quandrant scores aren't everything, but I'm interested about Linpack. I just saw the G2 post a 40ish linpack score. Using the Jac's oc/uv voodoo kernel, I can only get about 9.7ish in linpack. So whats the difference? What is it that their hardware is doing that we dont see? Is it a 2.1 vs 2.2? Then I heard somewhere that linpack doesn't like non-qualcomm cpus.
View 3 Replies View RelatedHow would I go about collecting the latest Live NFL/Soccer scores? Are there open API's available for this?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm not a fan of the 4x1 sports widgets. is there one half the size that just displays one score with team abbreviations?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI just got a new HTC Evo with Froyo and downloaded the Quadrant Standard benchmarking app. I ran it around 5 times and averaged around 790, I don't understand why this is so low given that usually EVOs are up around 1200. I ran advanced task killer beforehand so there were no apps running either. Does anyone know what could be going on?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have seen several quadrant scores of the Evo with froyo and they are all in the mid 1200's. Thats very close to what most stock 2.1 X's are running. And keep in mind that a stock 2.1 evo is like 750 quadrant.
View 49 Replies View RelatedAlmost finished with Angry Birds and dropped my phone and had to get a replacement. I hoped the scores stayed on the SD card but when I installed it in the new phone all seems to be lost. Anyway to transfer my scores or are they lost forever?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI would like to get some some real world data. Against my phone.Could you guys post your Quadrant scores please. In the Droid forums we're getting from 1450-1680. I was just wondering how your scores compare against the chart. I'm assuming it would be better than the Nexus One 2.2 on there.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am looking to add a (local, not online) high scores table to my Android app and I wanted to get some insight on the best way to approach the problem.
I have a list of users (right now being saved out to a file and read back in as an array of User objects), and the high scores need to reference this data to populate the table with the user's name and photo, etc.
For the display, I think a TableLayout would probably be my best option. I can make columns for picture, name, score, etc.
For the information itself, I'm thinking maybe a SQLite table would be the best way to organize my data? If so, then it may be worthwhile to move my user data to a SQLite table as well so I can ensure the data is cross-referenced properly.
I went with the SQLite database (using two tables) and it works great! Wasn't too hard to learn and get working either. For the layout, it turns out a ListView with a custom adapter was the best way to accomplish what I wanted (more flexible than a TableLayout).
I'm creating the specification for a game I'm about to start creating on android, my main concern is how should I keep scores and settings on android? I assume they would be two different things.
The game has players that will have their settings and scores stored and then a settings menu (for the person setting up the game, not necessarily the player).
How would I go about storing these things? What type of data storage means should I be looking into?
I am still trying to understand now android layouts work. I am developing an application for displaying soccers results for a brazilian championship. I will have a list view for displaying the last game scores, like the image in the url below (extracted from an iphone aplication). http://grem.io/images/score.jpg
View 1 Replies View Relatedhow do I boost my quadrant scores WITHOUT ROOTING. Because my note 2 rarely scores 7000.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm currently running kernel 2.6.29 bekit and ese81 and a 1 ghz overclock. can someone suggest a kernel that would allow for a higher overclock. also what are your favorite rooted apps.
View 18 Replies View RelatedI read this blog about how to use DDMS to track memory allocations. http://android developers.blogspot.com/2009/02/track-memory-allocatio. Using those instructions, I was able to get allocation stack traces. Unfortunately the stack traces only go 8 deep (at least when running against the simulator), and that's too little for me to know where in my code the allocations really originate. How can I raise the limit from 8 to something higher?
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