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On 04/29/2011 04:22 PM, Babak Mozaffari wrote:
> - Don't install the app to SD, that would make it more likely that this would happen.
I'm on Nexus One running CM7 and use to have issues with losing the 
account setup. Once I moved the app off the SD and back to the phone, I 
haven't had an issue since.

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On 04/29/2011 12:52 PM, Jesse Keating wrote:
> On 4/29/11 9:46 AM, thomas@redhat.com wrote:
>> I actually do want to use it as book reader. What are your favorite book
>> reader apps? It has Google books on it, which seems ok, but I'm open to
>> suggestions.
> 
> I use the Kindle app for nearly all my reading.  Can read stuff on
> multiple devices, syncing last opened location, bookmarks, etc...

I have not seen "syncing last opened location" to actually be the case.
 I have found that it will sync furthest read location, which cannot be
easily reset, and is extremely annoying.  I've "accidentally" opened a
page very late in Atlas Shrugged (tends of thousands of "locations" in
the Kindle app), and without essentially turning off sync and going
through a bunch of hoops, I see no way to "sync" the last read page.  I
have resorted to always bookmarking the last read page before closing
the app.

Any suggestions?

> 
> The kindle store has plenty of stuff for free and otherwise a good
> library of titles.
> 
> Soon Amazon will finish up a deal with the company that provides ebooks
> for the majority of public libraries so that you can check ebooks out of
> the library and access them via your kindle devices.
> 
>>
>> I'd love to be able to sync Project Gutenberg to my tablet and read
>> them, but I have not even begun to look at how I would do that.
>>
>> Anyone got any suggestions?
> 
> I've done one gutenberg book, I just dropped the (kindle format) file
> into my kindle directory and kindle app picked it up.
> 
> 

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On 5/3/11 1:28 PM, Erik M Jacobs wrote:
> I have not seen "syncing last opened location" to actually be the case.
>   I have found that it will sync furthest read location, which cannot be
> easily reset, and is extremely annoying.  I've "accidentally" opened a
> page very late in Atlas Shrugged (tends of thousands of "locations" in
> the Kindle app), and without essentially turning off sync and going
> through a bunch of hoops, I see no way to "sync" the last read page.  I
> have resorted to always bookmarking the last read page before closing
> the app.
>
> Any suggestions?

Huh, that's an interesting point.  I haven't ran into this scenario, but 
I also have a habit of always bookmarking.

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On 05/04/2011 02:00 AM, Jesse Keating wrote:

> Huh, that's an interesting point.  I haven't ran into this scenario, but
> I also have a habit of always bookmarking.

That's the only way, for now, to avoid the situation Erik described :)
I've run into it way too often !



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...has been published to the market and is also available at http://www.babakmozaffari.com/SecureEAS.apk

This version automatically removes new mail notification if you read your messages on a different device. It also allows you to move multiple messages at once.

To manually update, for root users in order of lowering the risk of account data being lost, do the following:

Before updating, find out where your current apk file is by running the following on your phone:

pm path com.metaworldsolutions.froyo.android.email
package:/data/app/xxxxxxx.apk

The reboot to recover and assuming that the APK was on /data, do:

mount /data

At this point you can simply replace the old apk with the new one under the same name and in the same location. Make sure to give it the same permissions as well. Reboot and you're done!

Regards, Babak

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----- Original Message -----
> ...has been published to the market and is also available at
> http://www.babakmozaffari.com/SecureEAS.apk
> 
> This version automatically removes new mail notification if you read
> your messages on a different device. It also allows you to move
> multiple messages at once.
> 
> To manually update, for root users in order of lowering the risk of
> account data being lost, do the following:
> 
> Before updating, find out where your current apk file is by running
> the following on your phone:
> 
> pm path com.metaworldsolutions.froyo.android.email
> package:/data/app/xxxxxxx.apk
> 
> The reboot to recover and assuming that the APK was on /data, do:
> 
> mount /data
> 
> At this point you can simply replace the old apk with the new one
> under the same name and in the same location. Make sure to give it the
> same permissions as well. Reboot and you're done!

Secure EAS totally rocks Babak.  Thank you for doing this!

I don't know if you have control over it, or maybe it's even an existing feature that I haven't figured out how to enable, but on the iPhone email app and the Zimbra and Gmail web UIs I love how I can group emails by thread.

Can Secure EAS do this?

Thanks again for Secure EAS!

Dave


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Hi Dave,

It sounds like a lot of work to implement unless there is already some infrastructure there for it. I'll take a look and see if it's feasible.

Regards, Babak

On May 9, 2011, at 9:15 AM, David Egts wrote:

> ----- Original Message -----
>> ...has been published to the market and is also available at
>> http://www.babakmozaffari.com/SecureEAS.apk
>> 
>> This version automatically removes new mail notification if you read
>> your messages on a different device. It also allows you to move
>> multiple messages at once.
>> 
>> To manually update, for root users in order of lowering the risk of
>> account data being lost, do the following:
>> 
>> Before updating, find out where your current apk file is by running
>> the following on your phone:
>> 
>> pm path com.metaworldsolutions.froyo.android.email
>> package:/data/app/xxxxxxx.apk
>> 
>> The reboot to recover and assuming that the APK was on /data, do:
>> 
>> mount /data
>> 
>> At this point you can simply replace the old apk with the new one
>> under the same name and in the same location. Make sure to give it the
>> same permissions as well. Reboot and you're done!
> 
> Secure EAS totally rocks Babak.  Thank you for doing this!
> 
> I don't know if you have control over it, or maybe it's even an existing feature that I haven't figured out how to enable, but on the iPhone email app and the Zimbra and Gmail web UIs I love how I can group emails by thread.
> 
> Can Secure EAS do this?
> 
> Thanks again for Secure EAS!
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
> -- 
> David D. Egts, RHCA, RHCSS #805007796228001
> Principal Architect, Red Hat, Inc.
> 


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I have a new phone that I generally have no desire to have on the corporate
network, VPN, e-mail, etc. The one thing I would like is just read-only
access to my calendar, merged into the 'main' calendar.

Reading the archives and thinking, it looks like the solutions are:

- SecureEAS, email sync off
- tunnel into the VPN or use corporate 'Red Hat' wireless -> caldav
- ... anything else?

Bill

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> access to my calendar, merged into the 'main' calendar.
> 
> Reading the archives and thinking, it looks like the solutions are:
> 
> - SecureEAS, email sync off

That's what I do, and I love it.


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On 05/09/2011 02:55 PM, Bill Nottingham wrote:
> I have a new phone that I generally have no desire to have on the corporate
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> access to my calendar, merged into the 'main' calendar.
> 
> Reading the archives and thinking, it looks like the solutions are:
> 
> - SecureEAS, email sync off

Sorry, should have said "that's what I use" - meaning SecureEAS. I have
been incredibly happy with it, although I do use e-mail as well.

> - tunnel into the VPN or use corporate 'Red Hat' wireless -> caldav
> - ... anything else?

I've used other solutions like ssh tunneling but they are all pretty
kludgy. SecureEAS Just Works(TM) and I don't have to do anything weird
beyond just setting it up.
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Howdy All -

I use Handbrake to rip DVDs to my Android phones and tablet. After a lot
of trial and error, and getting some good advice on #handbrake on IRC,
here's what I came up with.

For RHEL 6, I had to install a slightly older version,
HandBrake-gui-0.9.4-1.fc12.x86_64. The newer version is compiled for F14
and won't install on RHEL 6.

Choose the Apple Universal preset.

Under the Chapters tab in the main UI, disable chapter markers.

Under the Audio tab in the main UI, remove the second track (AC3 pass-thru)

Under View/Picture Settings set Anamorphic to "None"

The resultant image is about a gig and plays flawlessly on my Nook, my
Incredible and my Thunderbolt. I've tested with the HTC movie player and
the one that comes with CM7.
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I had used this tutorial for my evo, imagine it would work fine for
other android devices.

http://www.knowyourcell.com/htc/htc-evo-4g/evo-4g-guides/487469/how_to_conv=
ert_videos_and_transfer_them_to_the_htc_evo_4g.html

-Jacob

On Tue, 2011-05-10 at 10:05 -0500, thomas@redhat.com wrote:
> Howdy All -
>=20
> I use Handbrake to rip DVDs to my Android phones and tablet. After a lot
> of trial and error, and getting some good advice on #handbrake on IRC,
> here's what I came up with.
>=20
> For RHEL 6, I had to install a slightly older version,
> HandBrake-gui-0.9.4-1.fc12.x86_64. The newer version is compiled for F14
> and won't install on RHEL 6.
>=20
> Choose the Apple Universal preset.
>=20
> Under the Chapters tab in the main UI, disable chapter markers.
>=20
> Under the Audio tab in the main UI, remove the second track (AC3 pass-thr=
u)
>=20
> Under View/Picture Settings set Anamorphic to "None"
>=20
> The resultant image is about a gig and plays flawlessly on my Nook, my
> Incredible and my Thunderbolt. I've tested with the HTC movie player and
> the one that comes with CM7.


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Hi,

Somehow I create all-day events in my Google calendar and they come with a 10-minute pop-up reminder.  Never mind how that happens; I avoid it when I can.  But then the all-day event comes due at midnight, and I'm usually fast asleep at 23:50 when it decides to remind me raucously that, for example, the coming day is John Frum Day.  I can think of a few solutions:

1. Scour the calendar periodically for reminders on daily events. 
2. Turn off the phone overnight.
3. Have some app to silence pop-ups overnight.
4. ???

1 has limited effectiveness.  2 requires daily attention.  I haven't found the app for 3.  What are your recommendations?

Thanks,
Jim

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Hi

----- Mensaje original -----
> De: "Jim Scarborough" <jscarbor@redhat.com>
> Para: android-users@redhat.com
> Enviados: Martes, 10 de Mayo 2011 19:58:09
> Asunto: Nixing midnight reminders?
> Hi,
> 
> Somehow I create all-day events in my Google calendar and they come
> with a 10-minute pop-up reminder. Never mind how that happens; I avoid
> it when I can. But then the all-day event comes due at midnight, and
> I'm usually fast asleep at 23:50 when it decides to remind me
> raucously that, for example, the coming day is John Frum Day. I can
> think of a few solutions:
> 
> 1. Scour the calendar periodically for reminders on daily events.
> 2. Turn off the phone overnight.
> 3. Have some app to silence pop-ups overnight.

I usually do that, but using JuiceDefender or similar apps (XDA has one for free) you can set your phone to airplane+silence mode during night (and even cut data connectionts to lower battery usage).

I've mine scheduled to turn into airplane mode at 00:00 and wake up at 7:00 (as I work doing on shifts and I don't want to change schedule every week).

Regards
Pablo
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On 05/10/2011 01:58 PM, Jim Scarborough wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Somehow I create all-day events in my Google calendar and they come with a 10-minute pop-up reminder.  Never mind how that happens; I avoid it when I can.  But then the all-day event comes due at midnight, and I'm usually fast asleep at 23:50 when it decides to remind me raucously that, for example, the coming day is John Frum Day.  I can think of a few solutions:
>
> 1. Scour the calendar periodically for reminders on daily events.
> 2. Turn off the phone overnight.
> 3. Have some app to silence pop-ups overnight.
> 4. ???
>
> 1 has limited effectiveness.  2 requires daily attention.  I haven't found the app for 3.  What are your recommendations?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>


Tasker will allow you to script turning down the notifications volume 
during certain times of the day.  It might also allow you to script 
certain actions when the calendar app does something, but I haven't 
looked that deep yet.

-Derrick

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I just had a sales rep tell me his phone (EVO) lost its settings after the update released last night.

he is completely non technical.  this is a show stopper for him. he says he is going back to the iphone after this. 

I have never lost my settings on a verizon phone.  both the incredible and the thunderbolt have been flawless.  is this data loss unique to sprint network phones?  Or have verizon customers experienced it as well?  

it is my understanding that there is another email client that supports certificates besides touchdown. I think it is called "enhanced email." does anyone have any experience with it?  any opinions you'd care to share?  

thank you in advance,  
Thomas

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On 05/11/2011 10:05 AM, thomas@redhat.com wrote:
> I have never lost my settings on a verizon phone.  both the incredible and the thunderbolt have been flawless.  is this data loss unique to sprint network phones?  Or have verizon customers experienced it as well?

It's happened on my AT&T Nexus 1 a couple times.  This clearly isn't 
rigorous, but it appears that running the email app just before updating 
it (And I mean updating it only), the settings are saved.  I've only 
lost the settings when doing an update-all.  There haven't been enough 
updates for this to be well tested, so it could be a coincidence.

-- 
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On 05/11/2011 01:05 PM, thomas@redhat.com wrote:
> I just had a sales rep tell me his phone (EVO) lost its settings after the update released last night.

One problem I experienced was having Secure EAS on the SD card. I lost 
account settings very frequently. Once I moved it to local storage, I 
didn't have the issue.

> it is my understanding that there is another email client that supports certificates besides touchdown. I think it is called "enhanced email." does anyone have any experience with it?  any opinions you'd care to share?

I'm on an Nexus One running Cyanogenmod 7.0.3. And recently switched to 
Enhanced Email. And I'll have to say, Enhanced Email is much smoother 
and doesn't drain the battery nearly as much. Even using Secure EAS, the 
interface was sluggish and slow to respond at times. But with enhanced 
email, it's very quick to respond.

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Love Enhanced Email.  It's quick and easy to use. Have some features 
that I like, eg, search for emails.

Constantly updating to support new features, but GAL is not working yet 
as I recall, so if you are using it in Touchdown, then this is something 
that you might want to watch out for.

et

Eugene Tay
Sr. Solutions Architect, RHCVA, RHCA, RHCSS
Red Hat
Cell: 919-995-2728


On 5/11/2011 12:05 PM, thomas@redhat.com wrote:
> it is my understanding that there is another email client that supports certificates besides touchdown. I think it is called "enhanced email." does anyone have any experience with it?  any opinions you'd care to share?

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Enhanced Email is one of the apps I recommended last month.  I added my entire list of recommended apps to docspace.  It should be a world-writable doc, so feel free to add your own recommendations or discuss pros and cons:

(BTW, if anyone knows how to move this into the android space, LMK)

https://docspace.corp.redhat.com/docs/DOC-63316



----- Original Message -----
| I just had a sales rep tell me his phone (EVO) lost its settings after
| the update released last night.
| 
| he is completely non technical. this is a show stopper for him. he
| says he is going back to the iphone after this.
| 
| I have never lost my settings on a verizon phone. both the incredible
| and the thunderbolt have been flawless. is this data loss unique to
| sprint network phones? Or have verizon customers experienced it as
| well?
| 
| it is my understanding that there is another email client that
| supports certificates besides touchdown. I think it is called
| "enhanced email." does anyone have any experience with it? any
| opinions you'd care to share?
| 
| thank you in advance,
| Thomas

-- 
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| Brent Langston, RHCA,RHCSS,RHCX,RHCVA     Red Hat GLS  US |
| brent@redhat.com      +1-214-989-3779 p +1-214-594-8285 f |
| brent@brentlangston.com (non-confidential/push to mobile) |
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On 05/11/2011 01:05 PM, thomas@redhat.com wrote:
> I just had a sales rep tell me his phone (EVO) lost its settings after the update released last night.
>
> he is completely non technical.  this is a show stopper for him. he says he is going back to the iphone after this.
>
> I have never lost my settings on a verizon phone.  both the incredible and the thunderbolt have been flawless.  is this data loss unique to sprint network phones?  Or have verizon customers experienced it as well?
>
> it is my understanding that there is another email client that supports certificates besides touchdown. I think it is called "enhanced email." does anyone have any experience with it?  any opinions you'd care to share?
>
> thank you in advance,
> Thomas
>
Droid (original)  Verizon.  Have had numerous FCs that have wiped all 
the settings and mail/calendar.  Last one was in the middle of the 
Summit where I had many private meetings all over the place.

I now keep *multiple* copies of the certificate on my phone so that I 
can quickly re-initialize.

Will have to investigate Enhanced E-mail since constantly 
re-initializing is a PITA.  :-(

-- 
Ron Pacheco
Manager, Partner Management
Red Hat, Inc.
O: 978-392-3912
www.redhat.com


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Enhanced Email Pros:
copy/paste works properly
much better battery life w/ push
the search feature is awesome
My account has never wiped out (knock on wood) 

Cons:
It's $10
not maintained by a Red Hatter. :(

You can get a free trial here:
http://quantumsolutions.us/forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=853&sid=90f482d83782d3466917e90b43fc1e89
....but it has annoying pop-ups and only works for 7 days; you're probably better off just buying it.


Ben Breard, RHCE, RHCDS, RHCVA
Inside Solution Architect, Red Hat, Inc.
Office: 972-892-4512
Mobile: 972-816-9081

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ron Pacheco" <rpacheco@redhat.com>
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Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2011 12:50:42 PM
Subject: Re: Secure EAS losing account settings

On 05/11/2011 01:05 PM, thomas@redhat.com wrote:
> I just had a sales rep tell me his phone (EVO) lost its settings after the update released last night.
>
> he is completely non technical.  this is a show stopper for him. he says he is going back to the iphone after this.
>
> I have never lost my settings on a verizon phone.  both the incredible and the thunderbolt have been flawless.  is this data loss unique to sprint network phones?  Or have verizon customers experienced it as well?
>
> it is my understanding that there is another email client that supports certificates besides touchdown. I think it is called "enhanced email." does anyone have any experience with it?  any opinions you'd care to share?
>
> thank you in advance,
> Thomas
>
Droid (original)  Verizon.  Have had numerous FCs that have wiped all 
the settings and mail/calendar.  Last one was in the middle of the 
Summit where I had many private meetings all over the place.

I now keep *multiple* copies of the certificate on my phone so that I 
can quickly re-initialize.

Will have to investigate Enhanced E-mail since constantly 
re-initializing is a PITA.  :-(

-- 
Ron Pacheco
Manager, Partner Management
Red Hat, Inc.
O: 978-392-3912
www.redhat.com

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I'm not sure if it's still a problem on Secure EAS, but IIRC there was some discussion about how accepting calendar invites writes the appt to your gmail calendar, rather than your corp calendar... this doesn't happen on EE.

I'm not sure if Secure EAS can do this, but one of the handiest things on EE is that you can "hide" folders from your view.  I have tons of folders in my email, but I only care about 3 when I'm mobile... I've hidden all but those 3.  Also, those 3 are set to sync w/push... the others that are hidden never get refreshed.

I think EE was 2.99 when I bought it. :(



----- Original Message -----
| Enhanced Email Pros:
| copy/paste works properly
| much better battery life w/ push
| the search feature is awesome
| My account has never wiped out (knock on wood)
| 
| Cons:
| It's $10
| not maintained by a Red Hatter. :(
| 
| You can get a free trial here:
| http://quantumsolutions.us/forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=853&sid=90f482d83782d3466917e90b43fc1e89
| ....but it has annoying pop-ups and only works for 7 days; you're
| probably better off just buying it.
| 
| 
| Ben Breard, RHCE, RHCDS, RHCVA
| Inside Solution Architect, Red Hat, Inc.
| Office: 972-892-4512
| Mobile: 972-816-9081
| 
| ----- Original Message -----
| From: "Ron Pacheco" <rpacheco@redhat.com>
| To: android-users@redhat.com
| Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2011 12:50:42 PM
| Subject: Re: Secure EAS losing account settings
| 
| On 05/11/2011 01:05 PM, thomas@redhat.com wrote:
| > I just had a sales rep tell me his phone (EVO) lost its settings
| > after the update released last night.
| >
| > he is completely non technical. this is a show stopper for him. he
| > says he is going back to the iphone after this.
| >
| > I have never lost my settings on a verizon phone. both the
| > incredible and the thunderbolt have been flawless. is this data loss
| > unique to sprint network phones? Or have verizon customers
| > experienced it as well?
| >
| > it is my understanding that there is another email client that
| > supports certificates besides touchdown. I think it is called
| > "enhanced email." does anyone have any experience with it? any
| > opinions you'd care to share?
| >
| > thank you in advance,
| > Thomas
| >
| Droid (original) Verizon. Have had numerous FCs that have wiped all
| the settings and mail/calendar. Last one was in the middle of the
| Summit where I had many private meetings all over the place.
| 
| I now keep *multiple* copies of the certificate on my phone so that I
| can quickly re-initialize.
| 
| Will have to investigate Enhanced E-mail since constantly
| re-initializing is a PITA. :-(
| 
| --
| Ron Pacheco
| Manager, Partner Management
| Red Hat, Inc.
| O: 978-392-3912
| www.redhat.com

-- 
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| Brent Langston, RHCA,RHCSS,RHCX,RHCVA     Red Hat GLS  US |
| brent@redhat.com      +1-214-989-3779 p +1-214-594-8285 f |
| brent@brentlangston.com (non-confidential/push to mobile) |
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On 05/11/2011 02:24 PM, Brent Langston wrote:
> I'm not sure if Secure EAS can do this, but one of the handiest things on EE is that you can "hide" folders from your view.  I have tons of folders in my email, but I only care about 3 when I'm mobile... I've hidden all but those 3.  Also, those 3 are set to sync w/push... the others that are hidden never get refreshed.

You can hide folders on Secure EAS.

-- 
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Solutions Architect
O: 919.754.4380
M: 704.465.0530


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When I started repacking the Email.apk from CM 6.1 to create what's become SecureEAS, I first looked around to see if there was anything else that did the job. Other than TouchDown, I also found Enhanced Email that had done the exact same thing. From what I hear, they've done a good job of maintaining and enhancing the app since then. With their then-promotional price of $2.99, I almost decided that there was no need for me to repackage the app but then released SecureEAS when I saw the full price of $10 and thought many would consider $10 expensive for a mobile app; given the install base, I was probably right.

My issue with Enhanced Email is that they repackaged and branched off CM 6.1, meaning that they benefited from various open source contributions including my support for Client Certificate and Michael Webster's numerous little enhancements. They then turned it around and started selling it for a profit, even before making further enhancements. If they had at least contributed back their enhancements to CM, it would be a different story.

I am curious what kind of performance enhancements they have made but I guess there is no way to know. I am also curious if they've duplicated some of the other enhancements I've made to the app since they've branched off, for example moving messages to other folders, GAL (apparently not), local security and removing new message notification when messages have been read on a desktop.

I haven't been contributing recent changes back to CM, mostly because they haven't been taking any submissions recently. Otherwise, I intend this to be an OS effort and have made the source code available to anyone who's requested it.


On May 11, 2011, at 11:04 AM, Ben Breard wrote:

> Enhanced Email Pros:
> copy/paste works properly
> much better battery life w/ push
> the search feature is awesome
> My account has never wiped out (knock on wood) 
> 
> Cons:
> It's $10
> not maintained by a Red Hatter. :(
> 
> You can get a free trial here:
> http://quantumsolutions.us/forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=853&sid=90f482d83782d3466917e90b43fc1e89
> ....but it has annoying pop-ups and only works for 7 days; you're probably better off just buying it.
> 
> 
> Ben Breard, RHCE, RHCDS, RHCVA
> Inside Solution Architect, Red Hat, Inc.
> Office: 972-892-4512
> Mobile: 972-816-9081
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Ron Pacheco" <rpacheco@redhat.com>
> To: android-users@redhat.com
> Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2011 12:50:42 PM
> Subject: Re: Secure EAS losing account settings
> 
> On 05/11/2011 01:05 PM, thomas@redhat.com wrote:
>> I just had a sales rep tell me his phone (EVO) lost its settings after the update released last night.
>> 
>> he is completely non technical.  this is a show stopper for him. he says he is going back to the iphone after this.
>> 
>> I have never lost my settings on a verizon phone.  both the incredible and the thunderbolt have been flawless.  is this data loss unique to sprint network phones?  Or have verizon customers experienced it as well?
>> 
>> it is my understanding that there is another email client that supports certificates besides touchdown. I think it is called "enhanced email." does anyone have any experience with it?  any opinions you'd care to share?
>> 
>> thank you in advance,
>> Thomas
>> 
> Droid (original)  Verizon.  Have had numerous FCs that have wiped all 
> the settings and mail/calendar.  Last one was in the middle of the 
> Summit where I had many private meetings all over the place.
> 
> I now keep *multiple* copies of the certificate on my phone so that I 
> can quickly re-initialize.
> 
> Will have to investigate Enhanced E-mail since constantly 
> re-initializing is a PITA.  :-(
> 
> -- 
> Ron Pacheco
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> Red Hat, Inc.
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Referring to an email I sent seconds ago, this was a feature in CM 6.1 Email that both Secure EAS and Enhanced Email inherited.


On May 11, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Matthew Davis wrote:

> On 05/11/2011 02:24 PM, Brent Langston wrote:
>> I'm not sure if Secure EAS can do this, but one of the handiest things on EE is that you can "hide" folders from your view.  I have tons of folders in my email, but I only care about 3 when I'm mobile... I've hidden all but those 3.  Also, those 3 are set to sync w/push... the others that are hidden never get refreshed.
> 
> You can hide folders on Secure EAS.
> 
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> 


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On 05/11/2011 02:51 PM, Babak Mozaffari wrote:
> Referring to an email I sent seconds ago, this was a feature in CM 6.1 Email that both Secure EAS and Enhanced Email inherited.

Ah good to know. Just assumed it came from the application.

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On 05/11/2011 01:32 PM, Matthew Davis wrote:
> I'm on an Nexus One running Cyanogenmod 7.0.3. And recently switched to
> Enhanced Email. And I'll have to say, Enhanced Email is much smoother
> and doesn't drain the battery nearly as much.

FWIW, I haven't had any battery issues with Secure EAS on my N1 with 
Cyanogen 7.0.2.

Jason

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No issues here either on multiple devices.  I haven't tried Enhanced Email recently, but haven't felt the need either since we have Secure EAS and the points Babak highlighted earlier.

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----- Original Message -----
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On 05/11/2011 01:32 PM, Matthew Davis wrote:
> I'm on an Nexus One running Cyanogenmod 7.0.3. And recently switched to
> Enhanced Email. And I'll have to say, Enhanced Email is much smoother
> and doesn't drain the battery nearly as much.

FWIW, I haven't had any battery issues with Secure EAS on my N1 with 
Cyanogen 7.0.2.

Jason

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I use Sweet Dreams for this.

----- Original Message -----
> On 05/10/2011 01:58 PM, Jim Scarborough wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Somehow I create all-day events in my Google calendar and they come
> > with a 10-minute pop-up reminder. Never mind how that happens; I
> > avoid it when I can. But then the all-day event comes due at
> > midnight, and I'm usually fast asleep at 23:50 when it decides to
> > remind me raucously that, for example, the coming day is John Frum
> > Day. I can think of a few solutions:
> >
> > 1. Scour the calendar periodically for reminders on daily events.
> > 2. Turn off the phone overnight.
> > 3. Have some app to silence pop-ups overnight.
> > 4. ???
> >
> > 1 has limited effectiveness. 2 requires daily attention. I haven't
> > found the app for 3. What are your recommendations?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Jim
> >
> 
> 
> Tasker will allow you to script turning down the notifications volume
> during certain times of the day. It might also allow you to script
> certain actions when the calendar app does something, but I haven't
> looked that deep yet.
> 
> -Derrick

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My Thunderbolt allows me to set quiet hours. 

John Doyle <jdoyle@redhat.com> wrote:

I use Sweet Dreams for this.

----- Original Message -----
> On 05/10/2011 01:58 PM, Jim Scarborough wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Somehow I create all-day events in my Google calendar and they come
> > with a 10-minute pop-up reminder. Never mind how that happens; I
> > avoid it when I can. But then the all-day event comes due at
> > midnight, and I'm usually fast asleep at 23:50 when it decides to
> > remind me raucously that, for example, the coming day is John Frum
> > Day. I can think of a few solutions:
> >
> > 1. Scour the calendar periodically for reminders on daily events.
> > 2. Turn off the phone overnight.
> > 3. Have some app to silence pop-ups overnight.
> > 4. ???
> >
> > 1 has limited effectiveness. 2 requires daily attention. I haven't
> > found the app for 3. What are your recommendations?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Jim
> >
> 
> 
> Tasker will allow you to script turning down the notifications volume
> during certain times of the day. It might also allow you to script
> certain actions when the calendar app does something, but I haven't
> looked that deep yet.
> 
> -Derrick

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I'm pretty sure CyanogenMod does quiet hours as well.

----- Original Message -----
| My Thunderbolt allows me to set quiet hours.
| 
| John Doyle <jdoyle@redhat.com> wrote:
| 
| I use Sweet Dreams for this.
| 
| ----- Original Message -----
| > On 05/10/2011 01:58 PM, Jim Scarborough wrote:
| > > Hi,
| > >
| > > Somehow I create all-day events in my Google calendar and they
| > > come
| > > with a 10-minute pop-up reminder. Never mind how that happens; I
| > > avoid it when I can. But then the all-day event comes due at
| > > midnight, and I'm usually fast asleep at 23:50 when it decides to
| > > remind me raucously that, for example, the coming day is John Frum
| > > Day. I can think of a few solutions:
| > >
| > > 1. Scour the calendar periodically for reminders on daily events.
| > > 2. Turn off the phone overnight.
| > > 3. Have some app to silence pop-ups overnight.
| > > 4. ???
| > >
| > > 1 has limited effectiveness. 2 requires daily attention. I haven't
| > > found the app for 3. What are your recommendations?
| > >
| > > Thanks,
| > > Jim
| > >
| >
| >
| > Tasker will allow you to script turning down the notifications
| > volume
| > during certain times of the day. It might also allow you to script
| > certain actions when the calendar app does something, but I haven't
| > looked that deep yet.
| >
| > -Derrick

-- 
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| Brent Langston, RHCA,RHCSS,RHCX,RHCVA     Red Hat GLS  US |
| brent@redhat.com      +1-214-989-3779 p +1-214-594-8285 f |
| brent@brentlangston.com (non-confidential/push to mobile) |
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I found an interesting issue using Red Hat email with the Secure EAS. 
Email replies sent from the client have wrong charset.

Steps to reproduce:
  1) send email from Secure EAS to yourself, include some utf-8 content. 
I use scandinavian characters  (a-ring, a-dots, o-ring)
  2) read the email using Thunderbird (or other desktop client), verify 
the headers has correct Content-Type (charset=utf-8) and base64 
encoding. This email is displayed correctly.

***

From: Toni Willberg<twillber@redhat.com>
To: Toni Willberg<toni.willberg@redhat.com>
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NS0xMjMxMjkzCgpbU2VudCBmcm9tIG1vYmlsZSwgc29ycnkgZm9yIHBvc3NpYmxlIGVycm9yc10K

Cg==


***

  3) reply to the same email using Secure EAS
  4) read the new reply using Thunderbird, all scandinavian characters 
are shown as question marks (?) because the headers are wrong (7bit, 
should be utf-8) and/or because it's not base64 encoded anymore.

***

From: Toni Willberg<twillber@redhat.com>
To: Toni Willberg<twillber@redhat.com>
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?


***


Anyone else seeing the same? Any cure?

My device is ZTE running Android 2.2 with English language, using 
Finnish locale.


-- 
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Red Hat Finland - Keilasatama 3 - 02150 Espoo - Finland
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Toni Willberg" <twillber@redhat.com>
To: android-users@redhat.com
Sent: Monday, May 16, 2011 2:44:28 PM
Subject: Secure EAS charset problem, loses charset/encoding on reply

I found an interesting issue using Red Hat email with the Secure EAS. 
Email replies sent from the client have wrong charset.

Steps to reproduce:
  1) send email from Secure EAS to yourself, include some utf-8 content. 
I use scandinavian characters åäö (a-ring, a-dots, o-ring)
  2) read the email using Thunderbird (or other desktop client), verify 
the headers has correct Content-Type (charset=utf-8) and base64 
encoding. This email is displayed correctly.

***

From: Toni Willberg<twillber@redhat.com>
To: Toni Willberg<toni.willberg@redhat.com>
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w5bDpMOlbGrDpMOlw7ZrCgotLSAKVG9uaSBXaWxsYmVyZwpSZWQgSGF0IEZpbmxhbmQKKzM1OC00
NS0xMjMxMjkzCgpbU2VudCBmcm9tIG1vYmlsZSwgc29ycnkgZm9yIHBvc3NpYmxlIGVycm9yc10K

Cg==


***

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are shown as question marks (?) because the headers are wrong (7bit, 
should be utf-8) and/or because it's not base64 encoded anymore.

***

From: Toni Willberg<twillber@redhat.com>
To: Toni Willberg<twillber@redhat.com>
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X-Scanned-By: MIMEDefang 2.68 on 10.5.11.22

?


***


Anyone else seeing the same? Any cure?

My device is ZTE running Android 2.2 with English language, using 
Finnish locale.


-- 
Toni Willberg
Solutions Architect
Red Hat Finland - Keilasatama 3 - 02150 Espoo - Finland
Mobile: +358 45 123 1293 - http://www.europe.redhat.com/finland/

Hi!
Noticed the same issue with Hebrew.
I admit I didn't check the headers, since I'm used to Hebrew issues 
(still have BiDi problems in android). But it the same symptom- if I 
reply to an email using EAS client, the recipients will get question 
marks.
-- 

/d

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bought the droid charge yesterday and thought I'd write my first 
impressions in case anyone was thinking of purchasing one.

pros:

1. amazing screen resolution and clarity.

2. awesome 4g.

3. it's big, like thunderbolt big, but incredibly light.

cons:

1. first and foremost is that there is no notification LED.  I'm 
seriously considering returning it on that feature alone.

2. secure EAS isn't acting like my old droid.  the droid gave me the 
ability to just type in a pin to just access me email.  this, for some 
reason is going back to unlocking the entire phone which means I can't 
simply turn on the phone to see any notification's and since there is no 
notification light, I have to type in my pin to see if I missed any 
phone calls/ txt's / calendar reminders.

3. found out that with the thunderbolt, the capability to talk and surf 
on 3G is possible.  it's NOT possible on the charge.  it's only possible 
w/ wifi or 4G areas.

4. I bought this phone because it was easily rooted on the day of 
release.  however, the verizon tech was nice enough to give me the 
update 2 before handing me the phone.  the update 2 that came out 
prevents it from being rooted (at this time with GingerBreak).  I'm sure 
there will be a work around soon, but it makes me nervous.  I even reset 
the phone to factory defaults to see if the update went away and it didn't.


conclusion: I want a phone that I can easily root with 4G capabilities 
and check my red hat email w/ little intrusion.  plus, I need the 
battery to last a day of use.  I got the performance, 4G and don't know 
about battery life yet but I'm selfish and I want it all and the charge 
isn't giving it to me today.

jamo

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On Monday 16 May 2011 14:44:28 Toni Willberg wrote:
> I found an interesting issue using Red Hat email with the Secure EAS.
> Email replies sent from the client have wrong charset.
> 
> Steps to reproduce:
>   1) send email from Secure EAS to yourself, include some utf-8
> content. I use scandinavian characters  (a-ring, a-dots, o-ring)
>   2) read the email using Thunderbird (or other desktop client),
> verify the headers has correct Content-Type (charset=utf-8) and
> base64 encoding. This email is displayed correctly.
> 
> ***
> 
> From: Toni Willberg<twillber@redhat.com>
> To: Toni Willberg<toni.willberg@redhat.com>
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> cm9yc10K
> 
> Cg==
> 
> 
> ***
> 
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>   4) read the new reply using Thunderbird, all scandinavian
> characters are shown as question marks (?) because the headers are
> wrong (7bit, should be utf-8) and/or because it's not base64 encoded
> anymore.
> 
> ***
> 
> From: Toni Willberg<twillber@redhat.com>
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> ?
> 
> 
> ***
> 
> 
> Anyone else seeing the same? Any cure?
> 
> My device is ZTE running Android 2.2 with English language, using
> Finnish locale.

Noticed the same issue with Hebrew.
I admit I didn't check the headers, since I'm used to Hebrew issues 
(still have BiDi problems in android). But it the same symptom- if I 
reply to an email using EAS client, the recipients will get question 
marks.
-- 

/d

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On 05/16/2011 09:20 AM, Matt Jamison wrote:
> bought the droid charge yesterday and thought I'd write my first 
> impressions in case anyone was thinking of purchasing one.
>
> pros:
>
> 1. amazing screen resolution and clarity.
>
> 2. awesome 4g.
>
> 3. it's big, like thunderbolt big, but incredibly light.
>
> cons:
>
> 1. first and foremost is that there is no notification LED.  I'm 
> seriously considering returning it on that feature alone.
>
> 2. secure EAS isn't acting like my old droid.  the droid gave me the 
> ability to just type in a pin to just access me email.  this, for some 
> reason is going back to unlocking the entire phone which means I can't 
> simply turn on the phone to see any notification's and since there is 
> no notification light, I have to type in my pin to see if I missed any 
> phone calls/ txt's / calendar reminders.
>
> 3. found out that with the thunderbolt, the capability to talk and 
> surf on 3G is possible.  it's NOT possible on the charge.  it's only 
> possible w/ wifi or 4G areas.
>
> 4. I bought this phone because it was easily rooted on the day of 
> release.  however, the verizon tech was nice enough to give me the 
> update 2 before handing me the phone.  the update 2 that came out 
> prevents it from being rooted (at this time with GingerBreak).  I'm 
> sure there will be a work around soon, but it makes me nervous.  I 
> even reset the phone to factory defaults to see if the update went 
> away and it didn't.
>
>
> conclusion: I want a phone that I can easily root with 4G capabilities 
> and check my red hat email w/ little intrusion.  plus, I need the 
> battery to last a day of use.  I got the performance, 4G and don't 
> know about battery life yet but I'm selfish and I want it all and the 
> charge isn't giving it to me today.
>
> jamo
>

How is the speakerphone?  Also, if you can find the old firmware can you 
flash it back to that?  Shouldn't be too hard to find one of those, 
anyone that roots their phone can simply do a dump once its rooted and 
they have clockwork mod or the like on there.  I had the 'upgrade 
problem' with the Incredible when they sent me a refurb, and it wasn't 
too hard to get the old version back on there, root it, lay down an 
unencumbered os, then update the radio.

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On 05/16/2011 12:58 PM, John Priddy wrote:
> On 05/16/2011 09:20 AM, Matt Jamison wrote:
>> bought the droid charge yesterday and thought I'd write my first
>> impressions in case anyone was thinking of purchasing one.
>>
>> pros:
>>
>> 1. amazing screen resolution and clarity.
>>
>> 2. awesome 4g.
>>
>> 3. it's big, like thunderbolt big, but incredibly light.
>>
>> cons:
>>
>> 1. first and foremost is that there is no notification LED. I'm
>> seriously considering returning it on that feature alone.
>>
>> 2. secure EAS isn't acting like my old droid. the droid gave me the
>> ability to just type in a pin to just access me email. this, for some
>> reason is going back to unlocking the entire phone which means I can't
>> simply turn on the phone to see any notification's and since there is
>> no notification light, I have to type in my pin to see if I missed any
>> phone calls/ txt's / calendar reminders.
>>
>> 3. found out that with the thunderbolt, the capability to talk and
>> surf on 3G is possible. it's NOT possible on the charge. it's only
>> possible w/ wifi or 4G areas.
>>
>> 4. I bought this phone because it was easily rooted on the day of
>> release. however, the verizon tech was nice enough to give me the
>> update 2 before handing me the phone. the update 2 that came out
>> prevents it from being rooted (at this time with GingerBreak). I'm
>> sure there will be a work around soon, but it makes me nervous. I even
>> reset the phone to factory defaults to see if the update went away and
>> it didn't.
>>
>>
>> conclusion: I want a phone that I can easily root with 4G capabilities
>> and check my red hat email w/ little intrusion. plus, I need the
>> battery to last a day of use. I got the performance, 4G and don't know
>> about battery life yet but I'm selfish and I want it all and the
>> charge isn't giving it to me today.
>>
>> jamo
>>
>
> How is the speakerphone? Also, if you can find the old firmware can you
> flash it back to that? Shouldn't be too hard to find one of those,
> anyone that roots their phone can simply do a dump once its rooted and
> they have clockwork mod or the like on there. I had the 'upgrade
> problem' with the Incredible when they sent me a refurb, and it wasn't
> too hard to get the old version back on there, root it, lay down an
> unencumbered os, then update the radio.
>
speakerphone is pretty loud.  I haven't tested the speaker portion to 
see how well I'm heard.

I don't think clockwork is working on it yet.  it was released saturday 
and an update preventing rooting was released sunday.  nothing in the 
forums has popped up yet on regaining root.

jamo
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I use AudioManager Pro, it works a bit like Nokia sound profiles but 
allows to set a profile automatically based on the time.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.smartandroidapps.audiowidgetpro&feature=search_result

It isn't perfect but does the work. You can setup profiles and add 
shortcuts on your home as well: 
https://ssl.gstatic.com/android/market/com.smartandroidapps.audiowidgetpro/ss-0-320-480-160-0-c8066fe7fa5d0094c1272f75b9102b8f1483b7aa

Thomas.

On 05/13/2011 09:24 PM, Brent Langston wrote:
> I'm pretty sure CyanogenMod does quiet hours as well.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> | My Thunderbolt allows me to set quiet hours.
> |
> | John Doyle<jdoyle@redhat.com>  wrote:
> |
> | I use Sweet Dreams for this.
> |
> | ----- Original Message -----
> |>  On 05/10/2011 01:58 PM, Jim Scarborough wrote:
> |>  >  Hi,
> |>  >
> |>  >  Somehow I create all-day events in my Google calendar and they
> |>  >  come
> |>  >  with a 10-minute pop-up reminder. Never mind how that happens; I
> |>  >  avoid it when I can. But then the all-day event comes due at
> |>  >  midnight, and I'm usually fast asleep at 23:50 when it decides to
> |>  >  remind me raucously that, for example, the coming day is John Frum
> |>  >  Day. I can think of a few solutions:
> |>  >
> |>  >  1. Scour the calendar periodically for reminders on daily events.
> |>  >  2. Turn off the phone overnight.
> |>  >  3. Have some app to silence pop-ups overnight.
> |>  >  4. ???
> |>  >
> |>  >  1 has limited effectiveness. 2 requires daily attention. I haven't
> |>  >  found the app for 3. What are your recommendations?
> |>  >
> |>  >  Thanks,
> |>  >  Jim
> |>  >
> |>
> |>
> |>  Tasker will allow you to script turning down the notifications
> |>  volume
> |>  during certain times of the day. It might also allow you to script
> |>  certain actions when the calendar app does something, but I haven't
> |>  looked that deep yet.
> |>
> |>  -Derrick
>


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On May 16, 2011, at 6:20 AM, Matt Jamison wrote:
> bought the droid charge yesterday and thought I'd write my first impressions in case anyone was thinking of purchasing one.
> ...
> 2. secure EAS isn't acting like my old droid.  the droid gave me the ability to just type in a pin to just access me email.  this, for some reason is going back to unlocking the entire phone which means I can't simply turn on the phone to see any notification's and since there is no notification light, I have to type in my pin to see if I missed any phone calls/ txt's / calendar reminders.

I really doubt it would be because of your device. When setting up the account, make sure that the "Use Local Security" checkbox is selected.


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On 05/16/2011 03:40 PM, Babak Mozaffari wrote:
> On May 16, 2011, at 6:20 AM, Matt Jamison wrote:
>> bought the droid charge yesterday and thought I'd write my first impressions in case anyone was thinking of purchasing one.
>> ...
>> 2. secure EAS isn't acting like my old droid.  the droid gave me the ability to just type in a pin to just access me email.  this, for some reason is going back to unlocking the entire phone which means I can't simply turn on the phone to see any notification's and since there is no notification light, I have to type in my pin to see if I missed any phone calls/ txt's / calendar reminders.
>
> I really doubt it would be because of your device. When setting up the account, make sure that the "Use Local Security" checkbox is selected.
>

that solved one large problem.

thanks babak.

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Hello list,

I've got an DHD running Gingerbread (non rooted) and I've got just one
not that little problem with it, and it is that I don't really hear when
someone calls me, unless I'm in a quiet place.

I can see that ringer uses only 7 out of the 15 volume points available
(media can use the 15) and I was wondering if there's any app which
would allow me use all the 15 points, so I can hear it.

It is not to boost volume with a headset (I've seen apps for that) it is
just to boost is on a usual basis.

Many thanks in advance,
Amaya


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Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino - RHCE
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email: amaya@redhat.com
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Amaya,

Are you using an MP3 as your ringtone?  If so, you may want to look into boosting the volume in Audacity and transferring it back.

=======================================
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino" <agilpipp@redhat.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 10:08:41 AM
Subject: Ringer volume boost, is this possible?

Hello list,

I've got an DHD running Gingerbread (non rooted) and I've got just one
not that little problem with it, and it is that I don't really hear when
someone calls me, unless I'm in a quiet place.

I can see that ringer uses only 7 out of the 15 volume points available
(media can use the 15) and I was wondering if there's any app which
would allow me use all the 15 points, so I can hear it.

It is not to boost volume with a headset (I've seen apps for that) it is
just to boost is on a usual basis.

Many thanks in advance,
Amaya


-- 


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Red Hat Inside Solutions Architect
Strategy and Solutions EMEA

email: amaya@redhat.com
Mobile: +34 667 166 140

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Hi David,

yes, that will be the easier way to get it, but the thing is that I'd
like to find that app, I'm sure this got to be somewhere, as I don't
like to boost every single mp3 that I'd like to use...

I've email Audiomanager Pro and Volume+ developers in order to see if
they can help me... will get back here with the answer.

Many thanks for your time and help.
Amaya


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Subject: Re: Ringer volume boost, is this possible?
Date: Tue, 17 May 2011 13:10:57 -0400 (EDT)

Amaya,

Are you using an MP3 as your ringtone?  If so, you may want to look into bo=
osting the volume in Audacity and transferring it back.

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David Galloway
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino" <agilpipp@redhat.com>
To: android-users@redhat.com
Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 10:08:41 AM
Subject: Ringer volume boost, is this possible?

Hello list,

I've got an DHD running Gingerbread (non rooted) and I've got just one
not that little problem with it, and it is that I don't really hear when
someone calls me, unless I'm in a quiet place.

I can see that ringer uses only 7 out of the 15 volume points available
(media can use the 15) and I was wondering if there's any app which
would allow me use all the 15 points, so I can hear it.

It is not to boost volume with a headset (I've seen apps for that) it is
just to boost is on a usual basis.

Many thanks in advance,
Amaya



--=20


Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino - RHCE
Red Hat Inside Solutions Architect
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Ok, now I don't get it... I've increased by 10db (it is almost
distortional) and you can tell by listening to it on my pc, but when I
transfer it to my DHD I can see no difference at all, anyone knows
what's going on!?!

Thanks....
Amaya
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-----Original Message-----
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To: amaya@redhat.com
Cc: android-users@redhat.com
Subject: Re: Ringer volume boost, is this possible?
Date: Tue, 17 May 2011 13:10:57 -0400 (EDT)

Amaya,

Are you using an MP3 as your ringtone?  If so, you may want to look into bo=
osting the volume in Audacity and transferring it back.

=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=
=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D=3D
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David Galloway
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----- Original Message -----
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Hello list,

I've got an DHD running Gingerbread (non rooted) and I've got just one
not that little problem with it, and it is that I don't really hear when
someone calls me, unless I'm in a quiet place.

I can see that ringer uses only 7 out of the 15 volume points available
(media can use the 15) and I was wondering if there's any app which
would allow me use all the 15 points, so I can hear it.

It is not to boost volume with a headset (I've seen apps for that) it is
just to boost is on a usual basis.

Many thanks in advance,
Amaya



--=20


Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino - RHCE
Red Hat Inside Solutions Architect
Strategy and Solutions EMEA

email: amaya@redhat.com
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I remember something about boosting ringer volume when reading change logs of CyanogenMod. You should search for it in xda forums to learn more. Maybe it's just being capped.


On May 17, 2011, at 11:39 AM, Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino wrote:

> Ok, now I don't get it... I've increased by 10db (it is almost
> distortional) and you can tell by listening to it on my pc, but when I
> transfer it to my DHD I can see no difference at all, anyone knows
> what's going on!?!
> 
> Thanks....
> Amaya
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: David Galloway <dgallowa@redhat.com>
> To: amaya@redhat.com
> Cc: android-users@redhat.com
> Subject: Re: Ringer volume boost, is this possible?
> Date: Tue, 17 May 2011 13:10:57 -0400 (EDT)
> 
> Amaya,
> 
> Are you using an MP3 as your ringtone?  If so, you may want to look into boosting the volume in Audacity and transferring it back.
> 
> =======================================
> Regards,
> 
> David Galloway
> Service Desk Coordinator - RDU
> Content Services and Communication Lead
> IRC: dgalloway
> PH: 919-754-4026
> 
> Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day.
> Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.
>                             -- Unknown
> =======================================
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino" <agilpipp@redhat.com>
> To: android-users@redhat.com
> Sent: Tuesday, May 17, 2011 10:08:41 AM
> Subject: Ringer volume boost, is this possible?
> 
> Hello list,
> 
> I've got an DHD running Gingerbread (non rooted) and I've got just one
> not that little problem with it, and it is that I don't really hear when
> someone calls me, unless I'm in a quiet place.
> 
> I can see that ringer uses only 7 out of the 15 volume points available
> (media can use the 15) and I was wondering if there's any app which
> would allow me use all the 15 points, so I can hear it.
> 
> It is not to boost volume with a headset (I've seen apps for that) it is
> just to boost is on a usual basis.
> 
> Many thanks in advance,
> Amaya
> 
> 
> 
> -- 
> 
> 
> Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino - RHCE
> Red Hat Inside Solutions Architect
> Strategy and Solutions EMEA
> 
> email: amaya@redhat.com
> Mobile: +34 667 166 140


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I've installed Enhanced Email and can access my email via VPN but my cal and address book don't get updated. Do I need to get 'push mail' configured in order to sync email, calendar and address book? 

Thanks,
Koz

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Yes you do.

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I've installed Enhanced Email and can access my email via VPN but my cal and address book don't get updated. Do I need to get 'push mail' configured in order to sync email, calendar and address book? 

Thanks,
Koz

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are you using imap?  To get the other stuff, you'll need to use the activesync connection provided by mobilemail.redhat.com.  For that you'll use cert based auth with a certificate provided by IT.



----- Original Message -----
| I've installed Enhanced Email and can access my email via VPN but my
| cal and address book don't get updated. Do I need to get 'push mail'
| configured in order to sync email, calendar and address book?
| 
| Thanks,
| Koz

-- 
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| Brent Langston, RHCA,RHCSS,RHCX,RHCVA     Red Hat GLS  US |
| brent@redhat.com      +1-214-989-3779 p +1-214-594-8285 f |
| brent@brentlangston.com (non-confidential/push to mobile) |
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----- Original Message -----
> From: "Brent Langston" <brent@redhat.com>
> To: "Bob Kozdemba" <bkozdemb@redhat.com>
> Cc: android-users@redhat.com
> Sent: Wednesday, May 18, 2011 1:30:24 PM
> Subject: Re: Enhanced email setup
> are you using imap? To get the other stuff, you'll need to use the
> activesync connection provided by mobilemail.redhat.com. For that
> you'll use cert based auth with a certificate provided by IT.

Yes, I'm using imap. I guess I'll be patient and wait for the helpdesk to setup push mail. :)

> 
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> | I've installed Enhanced Email and can access my email via VPN but my
> | cal and address book don't get updated. Do I need to get 'push mail'
> | configured in order to sync email, calendar and address book?
> |
> | Thanks,
> | Koz
> 
> --
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> | Brent Langston, RHCA,RHCSS,RHCX,RHCVA Red Hat GLS US |
> | brent@redhat.com +1-214-989-3779 p +1-214-594-8285 f |
> | brent@brentlangston.com (non-confidential/push to mobile) |
> -------------------------------------------------------------

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I've never had any issue with SecureEAS losing my account settings until
today, and I've used it since before it was on the Market.

Only thing odd about today was, for whatever reason my Thunderbolt lost
network connectivity. It does that every once in a blue moon and I just
have to reboot. Well, I flagged SecureEAS to automatically update, so as
soon as my phone rebooted, I saw the notification that my phone was
updating.

Sure enough, once it updated Flash, SecureEAS, and Pandora, Tripit and
Shazam, when I went into SecureEAS it prompted me to set up my account.

I don't expect any answers, nor do I have any explanation, but I have
heard anecdotally that if you check your e-mail, then update, SecureEAS
keeps its settings.

In this case, I didn't check my e-mail since it was set to auto-update.

TC
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Hello list,

I'm still learning and playing with my android phone, and now I've
discovered full screen caller ID, the thing is that pictures are in low
resolution and it can not sync with FB until you buy this. I've no
problem buying it, when I see it all works fine, of course... the thing
is do you know any other similar app?

Many thanks in advance,
Amaya


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Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino - RHCE
Red Hat Inside Solutions Architect
Strategy and Solutions EMEA

email: amaya@redhat.com
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On 05/20/2011 05:16 AM, Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino wrote:
> Hello list,
> 
> I'm still learning and playing with my android phone, and now I've
> discovered full screen caller ID, the thing is that pictures are in low
> resolution and it can not sync with FB until you buy this. I've no
> problem buying it, when I see it all works fine, of course... the thing
> is do you know any other similar app?
> 
> Many thanks in advance,
> Amaya

I'm not familiar with that... on my HTC Thunderbolt, SenseUI
automatically syncs my Twitter, Facebook and Zimbra contacts. It even
detects when similar names exist in Facebook, Twitter or Zimbra and
suggests linking them into one contact.

What kind of phone do you have, Amaya?
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Amaya,

Native Android with the Facebook app installed does sync and merge Facebook contacts, at least if the app is configured to do so. This does result in contacts' Facebook photos showing up, though a small photo and not full screen.

Regards, Babak


On May 20, 2011, at 3:16 AM, Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino wrote:

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> 
> I'm still learning and playing with my android phone, and now I've
> discovered full screen caller ID, the thing is that pictures are in low
> resolution and it can not sync with FB until you buy this. I've no
> problem buying it, when I see it all works fine, of course... the thing
> is do you know any other similar app?
> 
> Many thanks in advance,
> Amaya
> 
> 
> -- 
> 
> 
> Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino - RHCE
> Red Hat Inside Solutions Architect
> Strategy and Solutions EMEA
> 
> email: amaya@redhat.com
> Mobile: +34 667 166 140


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Is there something that describes the steps to set up Secure EAS for Red Hat email and calendar?

-Will

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On 05/20/2011 08:59 AM, William Cohen wrote:
> Is there something that describes the steps to set up Secure EAS for Red Hat email and calendar?

1. Mail helpdesk asking for a Zimbra activesync certificate for your 
android device.

2. Helpdesk will eventually mail you a file named wcohen.pkcs12 or 
somesuch.  Rename this to wcohen.p12 (The .p12 part is important since 
that is the suffix that Secure EAS looks for at a later step).  They 
will also provide a password to decrypt this file.  Keep both pieces of 
information safe.

3. Copy your wcohen.p12 file to your sdcard, like "adb push wchoen.p12 
/mnt/sdcard/wcohen.p12"

4. Install secure eas via android market.

5. Once installed, run secure eas.  Add an account.

5a. Put your email address in.
5b. Put your kerberos password in.
5c. Check "use this by default" if that's your desire
5d. push Next...
5e. Select "Exchange" for account type
5f. Change server to "mobilemail.redhat.com"  Leave username and 
password alone.
5g. Check "Use secure connection (SSL)
5h. Make sure "Accept all SSL certificates" is *not* checked.
5i. Click client certficate, choose "wchoen.p12"
5j. Enter the password provided for the certificate.
5k. Click ok, then next.

I think at this point it asks you what you want to sync, I just choose 
everything.  You should be all set.  If something goes wrong after 5k 
you'll need to recopy wcohen.p12 to the phone since it's deleted during 
the setup.  Good luck!

-- 
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And if you don't want Exchange to take over your phone locking behavior, 
be sure to check the "use local security" (or something like that) box.

Jason

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Hi all,
I lost all SMS. I didn't know what happened, the mobile hung and I had 
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T-mobile G2 with Android 2.2

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Probably not. If you really really care and have root, you can check the database to see if messages are somehow there but fallen out of sync and don't show up, but the chances are very low.

You can install "sms backup" to back up your messages to your gmail for next time! 

Sent from my Android device

Winston Li <wili@redhat.com> wrote:

Hi all,
I lost all SMS. I didn't know what happened, the mobile hung and I had 
to reboot. All SMS were gone after that. Are they really lost ? Is it 
possible to recover ?

T-mobile G2 with Android 2.2

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Checking mmssms.db, there are only the new ones . Anyway, thanks Babak.

On 05/23/2011 10:53 AM, Babak Mozaffari wrote:
> Probably not. If you really really care and have root, you can check the database to see if messages are somehow there but fallen out of sync and don't show up, but the chances are very low.
>
> You can install "sms backup" to back up your messages to your gmail for next time!
>
> Sent from my Android device
>
> Winston Li<wili@redhat.com>  wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I lost all SMS. I didn't know what happened, the mobile hung and I had
> to reboot. All SMS were gone after that. Are they really lost ? Is it
> possible to recover ?
>
> T-mobile G2 with Android 2.2
>

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Hi Babak,

that's exactly it, the full screen feature... this apps only syncs with
FB when purchased, and in the other hand, it shows contacts on a low
res, so the question is, is there an app to use full screen caller ID
with both high res and FB sync?

Many thanks in advance,
Amaya



-----Original Message-----
From: Babak Mozaffari <bmozaffa@redhat.com>
To: amaya@redhat.com
Cc: android-users@redhat.com
Subject: Re: full screen caller ID
Date: Fri, 20 May 2011 08:35:27 -0700

Amaya,

Native Android with the Facebook app installed does sync and merge Facebook=
 contacts, at least if the app is configured to do so. This does result in =
contacts' Facebook photos showing up, though a small photo and not full scr=
een.

Regards, Babak


On May 20, 2011, at 3:16 AM, Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino wrote:

> Hello list,
>=20
> I'm still learning and playing with my android phone, and now I've
> discovered full screen caller ID, the thing is that pictures are in low
> resolution and it can not sync with FB until you buy this. I've no
> problem buying it, when I see it all works fine, of course... the thing
> is do you know any other similar app?
>=20
> Many thanks in advance,
> Amaya
>=20
>=20
> --=20
>=20
>=20
> Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino - RHCE
> Red Hat Inside Solutions Architect
> Strategy and Solutions EMEA
>=20
> email: amaya@redhat.com
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Hi list,

I'm still learning and playing with my Android phone, and now I've
discovered a pretty phone app, "Go Dialer" I think it is prettier than
the native built in (I've got a Desire HD running unrooted gingerbread)
but the issue here is that photos for the contacts are shown in a
horrible low res... what are the Dialer / Phone app that you're using?
What can you recommend me?

In the same sense, I'm trying to get rid of my HTC sense and now I'm
playing with 2 other launcher apps:
ADW Launcher and Go Launcher both of them have features that I like and
that I don't, can you recommend me any launcher app? (things like
customization level, app speed, etc) and how to get rid of HTC sense?
Now all the 3 apps are running on my mobile...=20

Funny thing is that I love the "Friend stream" HTC widget, which gathers
information from twitter and FB altogether but I can not use it without
Sense... is there any other similar to this one?

I know I'm being a little too demanding, but can you recommend me any
other kind of apps (sms, mail, etc) ?

Many thanks in advance for your time and help.

Best,
Amaya=20



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On Mon, 2011-05-23 at 15:32 +0200, Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino wrote:
> In the same sense, I'm trying to get rid of my HTC sense and now I'm
> playing with 2 other launcher apps:
> ADW Launcher and Go Launcher both of them have features that I like and
> that I don't, can you recommend me any launcher app? (things like
> customization level, app speed, etc) and how to get rid of HTC sense?
> Now all the 3 apps are running on my mobile... 
> 
> Funny thing is that I love the "Friend stream" HTC widget, which gathers
> information from twitter and FB altogether but I can not use it without
> Sense... is there any other similar to this one?

It sounds like you want the paid version of LauncherPro.  
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.fede.launcher

It comes with a number of really nice widgets including a friend stream.
It also supports themes, which make for some nice widgets:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.philipk.mininalblack
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.signals23.clear
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.LeocoreApps.LP_GingerProWhite_Skin
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.philipk.mininalwhite

etc.

The developer releases often and has a forum
( http://launcherpro.com/forum/ )
for requesting features and fixes, although it appears he's been working
on copying the Windows Phone 7 media player:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/20/windows-phone-7-style-music-player-for-android-arrives-from-the/


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I've been playing around w/ the droid charge trying to get hulu to work 
w/ the hacked flashplayer.  I've got it working until I reboot.  I'm 
pretty sure the problem is with remounting the /data partition as read only.

when I do it, I get:

# cd /
# mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /data
# mount -o remount,ro /dev/block/mmcblk0p1 /data
mount: Device or resource busy


I don't have any problems with /system but /data won't save state after 
reboot.

any thoughts as to why this might be?

jamo
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Amaya,

I'm not familiar with this app nor anything that would replace it. I only know of the default photo caller ID in Android that shows the picture in smaller size, and the official Facebook app that syncs the photos and lets them be displayed in that same size, free of charge.

Regards, Babak


On May 23, 2011, at 5:06 AM, Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino wrote:

> Hi Babak,
> 
> that's exactly it, the full screen feature... this apps only syncs with
> FB when purchased, and in the other hand, it shows contacts on a low
> res, so the question is, is there an app to use full screen caller ID
> with both high res and FB sync?
> 
> Many thanks in advance,
> Amaya
> 
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Babak Mozaffari <bmozaffa@redhat.com>
> To: amaya@redhat.com
> Cc: android-users@redhat.com
> Subject: Re: full screen caller ID
> Date: Fri, 20 May 2011 08:35:27 -0700
> 
> Amaya,
> 
> Native Android with the Facebook app installed does sync and merge Facebook contacts, at least if the app is configured to do so. This does result in contacts' Facebook photos showing up, though a small photo and not full screen.
> 
> Regards, Babak
> 
> 
> On May 20, 2011, at 3:16 AM, Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino wrote:
> 
>> Hello list,
>> 
>> I'm still learning and playing with my android phone, and now I've
>> discovered full screen caller ID, the thing is that pictures are in low
>> resolution and it can not sync with FB until you buy this. I've no
>> problem buying it, when I see it all works fine, of course... the thing
>> is do you know any other similar app?
>> 
>> Many thanks in advance,
>> Amaya
>> 
>> 
>> -- 
>> 
>> 
>> Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino - RHCE
>> Red Hat Inside Solutions Architect
>> Strategy and Solutions EMEA
>> 
>> email: amaya@redhat.com
>> Mobile: +34 667 166 140
> 
> 
> -- 
> 
> 
> Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino - RHCE
> Red Hat Inside Solutions Architect
> Strategy and Solutions EMEA
> 
> email: amaya@redhat.com
> Mobile: +34 667 166 140


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Hi Benjamin,

LauncherPro may do the trick, it is nice and fast and has a friend
stream.

I have the dock bar configured with the default icons, but I have
changed the default application for each (i.e. the message icon opens
Handcent instead of the default messaging app). However, I'd like to
have the icon be the app that its actually running or a custom colored
one. How can I do this? I tried long-pressing the button and selecting
"Change Icon" from the menu, but I can only use either the default LP
icons or I can pick a picture from the Photo album. I'd really like to
have the Handcent icon for the messaging button, etc.

I've downloaded LauncherPro Icons but all of them are semi-transparent
white, no possibility to use a colored one or even an icon from another
launcher (I think this last possibility is not really possible)

Any ideas?

Best,
Amaya



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Subject: Re: Caller / Phone app; launcher and other customization apps
Date: Mon, 23 May 2011 09:54:57 -0400

On Mon, 2011-05-23 at 15:32 +0200, Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino wrote:
> In the same sense, I'm trying to get rid of my HTC sense and now I'm
> playing with 2 other launcher apps:
> ADW Launcher and Go Launcher both of them have features that I like and
> that I don't, can you recommend me any launcher app? (things like
> customization level, app speed, etc) and how to get rid of HTC sense?
> Now all the 3 apps are running on my mobile...=20
>=20
> Funny thing is that I love the "Friend stream" HTC widget, which gathers
> information from twitter and FB altogether but I can not use it without
> Sense... is there any other similar to this one?

It sounds like you want the paid version of LauncherPro. =20
https://market.android.com/details?id=3Dcom.fede.launcher

It comes with a number of really nice widgets including a friend stream.
It also supports themes, which make for some nice widgets:
https://market.android.com/details?id=3Dcom.philipk.mininalblack
https://market.android.com/details?id=3Dcom.signals23.clear
https://market.android.com/details?id=3Dcom.LeocoreApps.LP_GingerProWhite_S=
kin
https://market.android.com/details?id=3Dcom.philipk.mininalwhite

etc.

The developer releases often and has a forum
( http://launcherpro.com/forum/ )
for requesting features and fixes, although it appears he's been working
on copying the Windows Phone 7 media player:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/20/windows-phone-7-style-music-player-for-a=
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On Tue, 2011-05-24 at 12:16 +0200, Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino wrote:
> Any ideas?

Maybe make your own icon pack if the ones you found don't match what you
want?

How to create LauncherPro Icon Packs
http://www.launcherpro.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=7754
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Hi Benjamin,

yes, I've already seen the link, but the thing is... with LauncherPro
the only way to have colored icons on my dock is by creating my owns? Am
I doing something wrong? Because I can only go to choose between "Custom
LauncherPro Icons" and default ones...

Best,
Amaya


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On Tue, 2011-05-24 at 12:16 +0200, Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino wrote:
> Any ideas?

Maybe make your own icon pack if the ones you found don't match what you
want?

How to create LauncherPro Icon Packs
http://www.launcherpro.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3D11&t=3D7754

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hi all!

another annoying thing... why I can not have the black gingerbread menus
instead of the ugly grey ones? I'm using unrooted htc desire hd running
gingerbread and i'm trying Go Launcher EX, ADW, and Launcher Pro and
still same ugly grey menus... is it because of Sense UI? if so, how can
I get rid of it? I mean, completely, not the Manage Apps -> Clear
Defaults / Force stop thing.

Many thanks in advance,
Amaya


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On Tue, 2011-05-24 at 12:16 +0200, Amaya Rosa Gil Pippino wrote:
> Any ideas?

Maybe make your own icon pack if the ones you found don't match what you
want?

How to create LauncherPro Icon Packs
http://www.launcherpro.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3D11&t=3D7754

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  Hi all,

I'm trying to make a decision this afternoon on a device for mobile web 
testing and want to get as many opinions as possible. Someone has 
already suggested that I want a device running 2.3.3 or better. For 
reference, here's the rest of what I'm after:

- under $350
- phone-sized screen (as large as possible, but no tablets)
- wifi
- access to the marketplace would be nice

And since I have your ear, does anybody have suggestions for mobile web 
developer tools? It'd be nice to be able to debug directly on the phone.

thanks,

aaron

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On 05/20/2011 12:15 PM, Brendan Conoboy wrote:
> On 05/20/2011 08:59 AM, William Cohen wrote:
>> Is there something that describes the steps to set up Secure EAS for Red Hat email and calendar?
> 
> 1. Mail helpdesk asking for a Zimbra activesync certificate for your android device.
> 
> 2. Helpdesk will eventually mail you a file named wcohen.pkcs12 or somesuch.  Rename this to wcohen.p12 (The .p12 part is important since that is the suffix that Secure EAS looks for at a later step).  They will also provide a password to decrypt this file.  Keep both pieces of information safe.
> 
> 3. Copy your wcohen.p12 file to your sdcard, like "adb push wchoen.p12 /mnt/sdcard/wcohen.p12"
> 
> 4. Install secure eas via android market.
> 
> 5. Once installed, run secure eas.  Add an account.
> 
> 5a. Put your email address in.
> 5b. Put your kerberos password in.
> 5c. Check "use this by default" if that's your desire
> 5d. push Next...
> 5e. Select "Exchange" for account type
> 5f. Change server to "mobilemail.redhat.com"  Leave username and password alone.
> 5g. Check "Use secure connection (SSL)
> 5h. Make sure "Accept all SSL certificates" is *not* checked.
> 5i. Click client certficate, choose "wchoen.p12"
> 5j. Enter the password provided for the certificate.
> 5k. Click ok, then next.
> 
> I think at this point it asks you what you want to sync, I just choose everything.  You should be all set.  If something goes wrong after 5k you'll need to recopy wcohen.p12 to the phone since it's deleted during the setup.  Good luck!
> 

Brendan, Thanks very much for the instructions. My phone is now able to view the Red Hat Zimbra calendar.

-Will

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One of the Nexus devices; usually pushed the newest OS' first and difficult to brick/easily rooted.

Sincerely,


Chris Dean
Mobility Specialist
==============================================================
Red Hat Mobility Portal               mobility.corp.redhat.com              
Office: (919) 890-8347                     mobility@redhat.com
Mobile: (919) 749-9220                        cdean@redhat.com
==============================================================

----- Original Message -----
From: "Aaron Williamson" <aaronw@redhat.com>
To: android-users@redhat.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 2:40:32 PM
Subject: device recommendations for mobile web development/testing?

  Hi all,

I'm trying to make a decision this afternoon on a device for mobile web 
testing and want to get as many opinions as possible. Someone has 
already suggested that I want a device running 2.3.3 or better. For 
reference, here's the rest of what I'm after:

- under $350
- phone-sized screen (as large as possible, but no tablets)
- wifi
- access to the marketplace would be nice

And since I have your ear, does anybody have suggestions for mobile web 
developer tools? It'd be nice to be able to debug directly on the phone.

thanks,

aaron

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----- Mensaje original -----
> De: "Chris Dean" <cdean@redhat.com>
> Para: "Aaron Williamson" <aaronw@redhat.com>
> CC: android-users@redhat.com
> Enviados: Jueves, 26 de Mayo 2011 15:47:44
> Asunto: Re: device recommendations for mobile web development/testing?
> 
> One of the Nexus devices; usually pushed the newest OS' first and
> difficult to brick/easily rooted.

Samsung Galaxy S is easily rootable and flashable, and it has market access...

Regards
Pablo


> 
> Sincerely,
> 
> 
> Chris Dean
> Mobility Specialist
> ==============================================================
> Red Hat Mobility Portal               mobility.corp.redhat.com
> Office: (919) 890-8347                     mobility@redhat.com
> Mobile: (919) 749-9220                        cdean@redhat.com
> ==============================================================
> 
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Aaron Williamson" <aaronw@redhat.com>
> To: android-users@redhat.com
> Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 2:40:32 PM
> Subject: device recommendations for mobile web development/testing?
> 
>   Hi all,
> 
> I'm trying to make a decision this afternoon on a device for mobile
> web
> testing and want to get as many opinions as possible. Someone has
> already suggested that I want a device running 2.3.3 or better. For
> reference, here's the rest of what I'm after:
> 
> - under $350
> - phone-sized screen (as large as possible, but no tablets)
> - wifi
> - access to the marketplace would be nice
> 
> And since I have your ear, does anybody have suggestions for mobile
> web
> developer tools? It'd be nice to be able to debug directly on the
> phone.
> 
> thanks,
> 
> aaron
> 
> 

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bought a droid charge 2 weeks ago and it was rooted on day 1.  verizon 
put out an update closing the root on day 2 and on day 4 it was again 
rootable.  custom kernel has already been produced but is still in alpha 
stages.

large screen for a phone, decent battery life and 4G.  I've debated 
taking it back for a thunderbolt but I'm pretty pleased w/ the amount of 
development work that's going on w/ the samsung device even thought most 
of the development community is behind htc devices.

jamo

On 05/26/2011 09:52 AM, Pablo Iranzo Gómez wrote:
>
> ----- Mensaje original -----
>> De: "Chris Dean"<cdean@redhat.com>
>> Para: "Aaron Williamson"<aaronw@redhat.com>
>> CC: android-users@redhat.com
>> Enviados: Jueves, 26 de Mayo 2011 15:47:44
>> Asunto: Re: device recommendations for mobile web development/testing?
>>
>> One of the Nexus devices; usually pushed the newest OS' first and
>> difficult to brick/easily rooted.
>
> Samsung Galaxy S is easily rootable and flashable, and it has market access...
>
> Regards
> Pablo
>
>
>>
>> Sincerely,
>>
>>
>> Chris Dean
>> Mobility Specialist
>> ==============================================================
>> Red Hat Mobility Portal               mobility.corp.redhat.com
>> Office: (919) 890-8347                     mobility@redhat.com
>> Mobile: (919) 749-9220                        cdean@redhat.com
>> ==============================================================
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Aaron Williamson"<aaronw@redhat.com>
>> To: android-users@redhat.com
>> Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 2:40:32 PM
>> Subject: device recommendations for mobile web development/testing?
>>
>>    Hi all,
>>
>> I'm trying to make a decision this afternoon on a device for mobile
>> web
>> testing and want to get as many opinions as possible. Someone has
>> already suggested that I want a device running 2.3.3 or better. For
>> reference, here's the rest of what I'm after:
>>
>> - under $350
>> - phone-sized screen (as large as possible, but no tablets)
>> - wifi
>> - access to the marketplace would be nice
>>
>> And since I have your ear, does anybody have suggestions for mobile
>> web
>> developer tools? It'd be nice to be able to debug directly on the
>> phone.
>>
>> thanks,
>>
>> aaron
>>
>>
>

-- 
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jamo@redhat.com
Red Hat, Inc.
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and probably themselves will not be realized." --Daniel Burnham

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  Thanks for the responses, guys. We decided to go with the Nexus One as 
it comes in well under budget and should be upgraded to the latest version.

aaron



On 5/26/11 11:07 AM, Matt Jamison wrote:
> bought a droid charge 2 weeks ago and it was rooted on day 1.  verizon 
> put out an update closing the root on day 2 and on day 4 it was again 
> rootable.  custom kernel has already been produced but is still in 
> alpha stages.
>
> large screen for a phone, decent battery life and 4G.  I've debated 
> taking it back for a thunderbolt but I'm pretty pleased w/ the amount 
> of development work that's going on w/ the samsung device even thought 
> most of the development community is behind htc devices.
>
> jamo
>
> On 05/26/2011 09:52 AM, Pablo Iranzo Gómez wrote:
>>
>> ----- Mensaje original -----
>>> De: "Chris Dean"<cdean@redhat.com>
>>> Para: "Aaron Williamson"<aaronw@redhat.com>
>>> CC: android-users@redhat.com
>>> Enviados: Jueves, 26 de Mayo 2011 15:47:44
>>> Asunto: Re: device recommendations for mobile web development/testing?
>>>
>>> One of the Nexus devices; usually pushed the newest OS' first and
>>> difficult to brick/easily rooted.
>>
>> Samsung Galaxy S is easily rootable and flashable, and it has market 
>> access...
>>
>> Regards
>> Pablo
>>
>>
>>>
>>> Sincerely,
>>>
>>>
>>> Chris Dean
>>> Mobility Specialist
>>> ==============================================================
>>> Red Hat Mobility Portal               mobility.corp.redhat.com
>>> Office: (919) 890-8347                     mobility@redhat.com
>>> Mobile: (919) 749-9220                        cdean@redhat.com
>>> ==============================================================
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> From: "Aaron Williamson"<aaronw@redhat.com>
>>> To: android-users@redhat.com
>>> Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2011 2:40:32 PM
>>> Subject: device recommendations for mobile web development/testing?
>>>
>>>    Hi all,
>>>
>>> I'm trying to make a decision this afternoon on a device for mobile
>>> web
>>> testing and want to get as many opinions as possible. Someone has
>>> already suggested that I want a device running 2.3.3 or better. For
>>> reference, here's the rest of what I'm after:
>>>
>>> - under $350
>>> - phone-sized screen (as large as possible, but no tablets)
>>> - wifi
>>> - access to the marketplace would be nice
>>>
>>> And since I have your ear, does anybody have suggestions for mobile
>>> web
>>> developer tools? It'd be nice to be able to debug directly on the
>>> phone.
>>>
>>> thanks,
>>>
>>> aaron
>>>
>>>
>>
>

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I have a Motorola Droid 2 Global phone. Some motorola Android phones come with the Authen Tec VPN client that can be setup via a file. 

https://motorola-enterprise.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/59956/~/vpn-client-feature-description
https://motorola-enterprise.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/59152/related/1/~/vpn-client-feature-description

Has anyone been able to create a setup file that allow the Authen Tec VPN client to connect to the Red Hat VPN?

-Wil

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Well, the subject says it all.  But here's a link:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0052UZIFA

Sure, it's a game, but it's a fun game.  And it's free today.
-- 
Benjamin Kahn <xkahn@redhat.com> 
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