I think it may have to do with the charger, I've noticed it generally happens one I've connected it to my comp via USB and I disconnect it. I'll have to check and see if the same thing happens when I use the wall charger.
I think it may have to do with the charger, I've noticed it generally happens one I've connected it to my comp via USB and I disconnect it. I'll have to check and see if the same thing happens when I use the wall charger.
hey drum coded i dont know if its the usb thing but i have the same togga problem. i left it on last night while it was charging (wall charger) and i woke up this morning and it wouldnt connect at all, even after i reset and tried it in windows mobile. i wonder if thats androids fault? or telus'?
I'm thinking Telus, as apparently you need to have an EVDO connection up. I've noticed I keep switching to CDMA1X which causes my data connection to drop. Possible network issues?
EDIT: as an FYI the user ID and password for Telus data is:
UID = <10 digit phone number>@1x.telusmobility.com
P/W = <serial number of the handset>
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Try OIfilemanager from here
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=469368
The best I can tell is it recognizes the SD card however there's no built in file system navigation in android and you have to use a 3rd party app.
If it's anything like Telus I'd wager it's the handset's serial number.
I've found though you can leave it as the default value and it should still work if you've configured your data connection under WM.
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USB/Charging Drops Data
I'm getting this same issue when plugging into a wall over night only...
Through the computer usb, my past phones have always tried to use the computers data rather than the cellular network, its probably something to do with the way the usb is incoporated into the chip of the phone. Not being connected after unplugging is understandable, but you guys aren't able to create another connection with Togga without restarting? hmmm..
It could also be just a long idle issue... i wonder if you create a connection, but don't use it ALL day, maybe it might just drop the connection? Hard for me to test, cuz i'm using data ALL the time lol
I'm getting this same issue when plugging into a wall over night only...
Through the computer usb, my past phones have always tried to use the computers data rather than the cellular network, its probably something to do with the way the usb is incoporated into the chip of the phone. Not being connected after unplugging is understandable, but you guys aren't able to create another connection with Togga without restarting? hmmm..
It could also be just a long idle issue... i wonder if you create a connection, but don't use it ALL day, maybe it might just drop the connection? Hard for me to test, cuz i'm using data ALL the time lol
On Screen Keyboard Calibration
I'm having a hard time getting the keyboard to calibrate. Using DZO's latest 1.1 build and it doesn't want to cooperate. I hit the camera button to bring up onscreen keyboard and tap opposite corners, but it doesn't take. BTW, this has never worked for me in any previous builds either. Anyone have any hints on how to calibrate this thing? Do I have to keep the camera button pressed the whole time while tapping the corners? Which corners do I tap? Thanks for any help.
I'm having a hard time getting the keyboard to calibrate. Using DZO's latest 1.1 build and it doesn't want to cooperate. I hit the camera button to bring up onscreen keyboard and tap opposite corners, but it doesn't take. BTW, this has never worked for me in any previous builds either. Anyone have any hints on how to calibrate this thing? Do I have to keep the camera button pressed the whole time while tapping the corners? Which corners do I tap? Thanks for any help.
Working great w/ android-1.1-27-02-09.zip
I've gotten authenticated to my Google Apps account, so Calendar and Contacts at are now sync'd, and the Gmail app sees my email. Market works for me just fine (and subsequent auto-install of apps I select). I also installed Astrid for tasks, then dumped my (900+) tasks into a CSV from Outlook, enrolled in Remember The Milk (RTM), then wrote some awk and shell script to load the tasks into RTM via emails. Now Astrid sees (and syncs) tasks in RTM. I will do the same for my several dozen Outlook Notes (a/k/a memos), i.e. load them into RTM with as a List called Memos.
As far as I'm concerned, I will stay booted into Android from now on, as it meets all my PIM needs. Many, many thanks to the developers!
I have come across a couple niggling problems:
(1) Timezone: Android doesn't get the timezone automatically from Sprint, so it assume you are in GMT. Which means calendar entries sync'd from Google are off (by 5 hours for me in US Eastern timezone). The only way to set the timezone is to (a) turn off automatic time sync, and (b) manually set the timezone, and (c) manually change the hour.
(2) My screen calibration is just a little off -- not so much that it is unusable, but enough to be annoying to use the keyboard. I've seen posts about touching the 4 corners to recalibrate, but that doesn't seem to work (I just end up selecting things). What am I doing wrong?
Many thanks again to DZO.
-david
I've gotten authenticated to my Google Apps account, so Calendar and Contacts at are now sync'd, and the Gmail app sees my email. Market works for me just fine (and subsequent auto-install of apps I select). I also installed Astrid for tasks, then dumped my (900+) tasks into a CSV from Outlook, enrolled in Remember The Milk (RTM), then wrote some awk and shell script to load the tasks into RTM via emails. Now Astrid sees (and syncs) tasks in RTM. I will do the same for my several dozen Outlook Notes (a/k/a memos), i.e. load them into RTM with as a List called Memos.
As far as I'm concerned, I will stay booted into Android from now on, as it meets all my PIM needs. Many, many thanks to the developers!
I have come across a couple niggling problems:
(1) Timezone: Android doesn't get the timezone automatically from Sprint, so it assume you are in GMT. Which means calendar entries sync'd from Google are off (by 5 hours for me in US Eastern timezone). The only way to set the timezone is to (a) turn off automatic time sync, and (b) manually set the timezone, and (c) manually change the hour.
(2) My screen calibration is just a little off -- not so much that it is unusable, but enough to be annoying to use the keyboard. I've seen posts about touching the 4 corners to recalibrate, but that doesn't seem to work (I just end up selecting things). What am I doing wrong?
Many thanks again to DZO.
-david
How to adjust Call/Media Volume
You go to settings and tap on the sound thingy and there you go.
You go to settings and tap on the sound thingy and there you go.
Any word on getting better sound quality through the headphones? It sounds like there are no lows getting through..am I the only one w/ this problem?
Order of operations matters for this.
- From the home screen (not sure if it is necessary, but helps to keep things standard) launch teh keyboard by hitting the cam button
- then press and hold the red end button until you get the power off dialog
- with the stylus, firmly tap the top righ and bottom left corners
- hit the cam button again to get rid of the keyboard, the power off dialog should still be up
- hit volume up for the "back" to get rid of the power off dialog
I've noticed that if you get rid of the power off dialog before closing the keyboard the calibration doesnt stick. Hope this helps.
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