Is there a way to tell which frequency band(s) a droid is currently using? I want to buy one of the z boost repeaters and it would be nice to be able to save and get a single band model, but how can I tell? I would assume my droid could tell me what it's currently using..
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Can anyone explain the difference between a Penta-Band antenna and a Quad-Band antenna?
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View 2 Replies View RelatedI love the Droid so far but have a couple issues with vibrate. When I recieve a notification I have it set to vibrate but it only vibrates with a couple quick pulses. This may not be enough vibration for me to notice at times while its in my pocket. Is there away to adjust the frequency of vibrations?
View 5 Replies View RelatedIs it possible to adjust the update frequency for the stock weather app on the X? Or does anyone know how often it updates? I think it is getting it's data from AccuWeather.com.
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs it safe to do Menu>Device Selection>Show Other Frequency Sets on my Droid and run it like a Nexus One 1gHz processor? I have a stock kernel and am currently at 800mhz after the autodetect.
View 39 Replies View RelatedIs there a way to force the phone onto the 850mhz gsm band for ATT. I just want to be able to use this phone inside my work. My xenon workerd fine inside buildings and never disconnected. This one disconnects frequently.
View 5 Replies View RelatedHow often does HTC do updates? My mate has a blackberry storm and it seems to always be updating on her, it drives her crazy!
View 9 Replies View RelatedI wish to obtain the frequency of an input signal from the mic. Can anyone send me some pointers on how this may be accomplished.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a ROOTED chinese brand phone with the MTk6575 CPU (1 GHZ) with android 2.3.6 installed on it, and am trying to improve the phone's battery life by scaling down the CPU frequency. But out of all the apps I have tried (SetCPU, No-Frills, Android Overclock) none of them is able to read the CPU Governor or current CPU frequency. My question is could we change this frequency directly by editing any of the files inside the /system folder or is there any other security setting that prevents these apps from reading or changing the CPU frequencies?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am asking this because recently bought a BLU VIVO D910a phone from U.S., it has Android 4.0 firmware and its 3G Network is HSDPA 850 / 1900.
I made a big mistake, because the country where I currently live and work (Montenegro) uses 2100 3G network. I shoud have ordered the international version of BLU Vivo, the D910i which has HSDPA 850 / 2100. So, currently I cannot make use of the 3G data capability of my new phone
My question is: if I get the firmware (or just the modem.bin) of D910i and flash it to my phone will I change by this way the 3G frequency or it is hardware-dependent?
Does anyone know of an app that can test what frequencies are being used in the area? I'm trying to figure out if something is interfering with my wireless router, and if so what it is. I've got "WiFi analyzer", but that doesn't show anything other than wireless signals directly from routers, even though a cordless phone runs on the same basic frequency.
In other words, I'd like to find an app that shows what frequencies are present near my phone, including what my phone is putting out. Is that possible?
I put a new SD card in my phone, and when I connected it to my laptop via USB, it started making a very high pitched, annoying, noise....it continued until the drivers had installed, then it stopped instantly.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have an European Milestone on AT&T in the US. As AT&T uses a 3G band incompatible with it, I only have EDGE available. My question is, if I flash the North American version ROM, can I get it to work on a different band, or is that a hardware issue unfixable in software? I would like some references to back an answer.
View 1 Replies View RelatedJust got the 2.1 OTA upgrade on my Eris. The mail client is stuck on "manual" for my Exchange account. I deleted the account and re-added it, but it still won't let me change it. I can select "as items arrive" or any of the other schedules, but as soon as I leave that screen and go back to it I find that it's set back to manual. Any ideas?
View 2 Replies View RelatedIs there any Java API for that? How can I read this information.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI try to change the frequency of a single soundfile. I managed to do that in android with the SoundPool thing. But the result sounds really bad.
So I stepped about the Fourier Transformation - but I am not sure if this is what I am looking for.
I want to load a single file and change the frequency of that file every time that file is played. So I can create melodies out of one tone. Is that possible with android/java?
I'm a newbie developer in Android.
I want to make an app like SetCPU that can manipulate cpu frequency in Android.
But I couldn't find some related APIs or materials.
I want to know following two things sincerely.
1) Are there APIs to change cpu frequency in Android?
2) If not, are there some APIs in linux?
I have been trying to get an arm band for the vanilla galaxy S, mostly for jogging and I was wondering if any of you have tried any. I have been living in the Netherlands at the moment and it rains quite a bit in here. Since I don't mind jogging in the rain, I would also like an arm band that would be just as resilient and also keeps the phone in one place rather than having it it bouncing it my pocket. So if you can recommend something, I would really appreciate it. I have been looking at the one from belkin but I don't even know if it will fit this phone.
View 3 Replies View RelatedSo like many of you I use my phone for everything possible and take it everywhere I go. For me this includes the gym and I will need an armband for the Incredible once I get it. Are there any options yet? If so what and where? And yes I know many people think working out with a ~$600 device is crazy but that is why I pay for insurance. And I am a long time lurker so hello everyone 3 days.
View 6 Replies View RelatedInstalled latest 2.2 version of OS ... it will not recognize my N band wifi signal. I did add the 5 ghz SSID and CORRECT WPA security password ... phone still does not recognize the N band. I tried rebooting .. tried re-entering N band data ... nothing ... tried rebooting nothing ..
Has anyone connected with their N band wifi radio/router? If so .. can you post the secret handshake?
The title basically says it. I am looking to use my incredible HTC Incredible as I run/workout and am looking for a good armband. Does anyone have any suggestions? I see some "Universal" ones out there but would prefer something that would fit the phone well.
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Although I had seen "android.telephony" api in Google web-site, I didn't find "Band Class" or Channel information.
is there anybody else who knows about this?
I have never developed an app for a mobile platform, and it's been quite some time since I've used Java.
I have a Galaxy S2 (but this question applies to all Android handsets) and was wondering:
1. If the 2G receiver (which is around 900Mhz in Australia) can be hijacked to listen to analogue, non-GSM traffic. i.e. can I basically turn it into a radio?
2. If the bundled FM Radio app is restricted somehow to the normal radio band (88Mhz - 105Mhz or something in Australia). In other words, can it be used to listen to basically any frequency?
3. If I can listen to multiple frequencies at once?
I'm not developing a police radio scanner, but the requirements are roughly similar ..
I'm trying to change back the band mode settings to "automatic" or "europe"
Why? I messed around with minimalistic text to get a widget that toggles the data connection on and off. But ended up with a widget that opens the band mode settings. The settings show only one choice "USA band", therefore I ended up with no connection at all.
I tried *#*#4636#*#* to change the settings back but it won't work.
[update] You can start the bandmode selection like this:
-start the debugging mode
-start an adb shell
-type:
am start -n com.android.settings/.BandMode
In the list is only one entry "USA band" although 6 entries should be listed
"Automatic",
"EURO Band",
"USA Band",
"JAPAN Band",
"AUS Band",
"AUS2 Band"
Is it possible to change the setting back to "Automatic" via adb shell??
The setting to change the band mode is listed in minimalistic text under
com.android.settings.bandmode
The device is an unbranded Atrix with Froyo and not rooted yet.I don't want to reset!
I tried flashing reliance India prl file using qpst build355 on my samsung epic, after the re-boot it is not working shows in the airline mode. there is a circle with a line on the point wher signal bars appear, and the base band version and hardware version shows as unknown.
tried flashing the original samsung rom again using oden but after that also it has the same problem can anyone help me with this.
For a new radio project i am looking for a voip client that supports high quality audio transfer. So not the "normal" narrow band voip sound but just like a normal conversation/radio etc. Is there something free on the market?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI got my Fascinate yesterday and today idk if its just me but today I noticed when scroll the notification screen down, I see a band of unusual green but when I scroll up to my home screen nothing happens. I tried dead pixel test and nothing showed up. Is it a software issue? or a hardware issue?
Left Side:
Right Side:
I want a ListView to have rubber-band (or bounce) effect while scrolling. Just similar to iPhone lists.
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