Recent content by MiCeltic

There's a lot of info out there about getting away from sd cards. 2 articles that I had on hand discuss it some, with the key informants being, Dan Morrill and Dianne Hackborn both key players in Android development. Here's those articles I had that discuss it, but there's lots more. Now...

My understanding is that a phone does register on T-mo and associate the IMEI and SIM. If you've ever looked at your Plan on My T-mobile you see that your phone is listed. When I switched from a Wildfire S to the Amaze it did switch after a couple days and show the amaze...all on its own, and...

I don't see where you activated the SIM that you got from GiffGaff. If you didn't, go to their site and click on, "Activate SIM" and follow the prompts.

My first suggestion would be to remove the battery for a couple of seconds, replace it and then push the power button and see what happens. If you're still having problems, or not, post where you're at with this please.

So if you hook the phone up to the computer and at a command prompt type, "adb devices" it returns your device serial number; but, if you then type, "adb reboot recovery" and are then in the bootloader fastboot and type, "fastboot devices" it doesn't return the device serial number?

Have you tried putting in the SIM you want to use then going into your Mobile Network Settings and searching Network Operators, then selecting the network; and/or, resetting your APN to default?

Just to clarify exactly what you're doing, it should be, remove the battery for a couple seconds, replace it and the back, hold volume down and press power until your in the bootloader.

Did you figure this out? If not, and from above it sounds like you have it all set up. Once in HTC sync on your PC (with the phone hooked up and, "HTC sync" selected as the, "Connect to PC" choice) and the device panel opens just select what you want to sync on the right.

It's not uncommon to root and not get busybox installed, which TB needs to do it's magic. If you open TB and click on the, "Problems" button it will install it's own busybox so it can work. If you've solved this please post back so others know not to continue posting possible solutions like I...

I just discovered your question with no answers last night when scrolling through on my phone before falling asleep so: This primarily has to do with the difference between web email and client email. Keep in mind that, as always, terms can mean different things depending on the content in...

Going back isn't always easy and it's made more difficult because your nephew's phone is Tesco branded. Anyway, I got some sleep, and some rest so I looked over these referenced RUUs and ROMs. I pulled the, "ROM.zip" out of both the Tesco 1.37 and Europe 2.26 RUUs, unzipped the Eu2.26 and see...

Don't know where you're at with this, but # 3. here looks promising, might be worth a try. Totally stock and based on the latest EU 2.26.401.3 release,android version: 2.3.5 multi language support. You have the 2.26 software as you know. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2143410

I'm working from memory, and I'm only going by what you typed, but I'll suggest 2 things for your consideration/research: I'm unsure how you used, "fastboot oem flash recovery". In my wildfireS (Marvel) the command, "fastboot oem..." doesn't have a flash command option. I'm wondering if this...

I understand completely. I'm not saying your phone is junk, far from it; but, I've seen phones that are pure junk sell for good prices on eBay. That's what makes it so hard to buy them, fix them up, and resell them at a profit...I have tried! I did have other ideas than to sell this one though...

Here's what I see: obviously your bootloader was updated to 1.09.0099 when it was unlocked on htcdev.com. Your radio is 7.57.39.10M Somewhere along the way you seem to have been updated to software version 2.26.1107.1 (the latest and greatest OTA from Tesco/O2?) Note 1107 is a WWE [as region]...