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moogoo
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don't know what you mean by full crop resolution, but you can view original size (by zooming) or basically "fit to screen" in mediascape. viewing pictures in media scape is "ok." it's not as efficient as it could be and the swiping action is delayed when it should be instant. Not sure why SE hasn't implemented the instant swipe when the native gallery can do it.
as far as music, equalizer should be easy for them to do, but so should playlists and other features. i agree it is lacking in the music department.
All in all, mediascape is not all that impressive as an experience although I do continue to use it to tag my photos, making looking up pictures for people a lot easier. I do wish they would allow me to tag someone in a picture even if the face recognition software doesn't pick up a face. There should be an option to add a tag and we can drop it where ever we want! Let's face it, the face recognition software is decent but it's definitely not perfect. manual tagging should definitely be an option.
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Ricky D
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@mode I use Large Image Viewer by Mihai Preda. Not as fast as Gallery Shortcut by miyavi which is really nice to use too, but more usable than mediascape. I think the problem with full res pics is they take longer to load up.
I gave up on the in built face tagging. I think about 1 in 10 of the photos that are tagged are correct. Disgrace of a feature if you ask me. Sounds impressive though when you have a friend with an iPhone who won't stop showing you his most recent in-phone edited video with faded transitions and all that.
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Bonovox
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I have started to suffer from lag in general menus even with hardly anything running 
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buntoo
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On 2010-12-04 19:59:01, Bonovox wrote:
I have started to suffer from lag in general menus even with hardly anything running
Hey, you again using X10i?
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Oogamous
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On 2010-12-04 19:59:01, Bonovox wrote:
I have started to suffer from lag in general menus even with hardly anything running
Make sure your widgets are not hungry. I deleted a few data hungry widgets and my laggy problem was gone.
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Bonovox
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Hmm,yeah these so called phones that are supposed to handle so much & with little running I still get lag.
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Big_D
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I'm soon to be getting Mobile internet via my Mobile operator, T-mobile USA. I'm wondering if there is a way for me to Wi-Fi tether to provide internet for my ipod touch? I haven't rooted my phone yet, is there a non-rooted version. Barnacle WiFi Tether requires Root.
If I root my phone, will there be a way to return it to normal, 2.1, if I don't like it or something is wrong?
I remember from Ricky_D, Hobbs and others telling me about rooting my phone, but I still haven't. Would someone upload the links to how to root ur xperia x10?
I would only do it if there is a way to reverse the process, back to 2.1, if I so failed the first time.
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tranced
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There are some easy ways of rooting your phone. Just head over XDA forums or give a look at this android section of Esato.
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sudhakarvytl
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On 2010-12-05 01:52:02, Big_D wrote:
I'm soon to be getting Mobile internet via my Mobile operator, T-mobile USA. I'm wondering if there is a way for me to Wi-Fi tether to provide internet for my ipod touch? I haven't rooted my phone yet, is there a non-rooted version. Barnacle WiFi Tether requires Root.
If I root my phone, will there be a way to return it to normal, 2.1, if I don't like it or something is wrong?
I remember from Ricky_D, Hobbs and others telling me about rooting my phone, but I still haven't. Would someone upload the links to how to root ur xperia x10?
I would only do it if there is a way to reverse the process, back to 2.1, if I so failed the first time.
[ This Message was edited by: Big_D on 2010-12-05 00:56 ]
You can use Z4root application from market which roots your X10 in 1 click very easily and if you don't want u can unroot back ( Before using the applicaition make sure to click the usb debugging option) . i am using barnacle for WIFI Tether to connect internet for my laptop.
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Big_D
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i search for z4root in the android market, cannot find it. only 2 result, 1) doodle master, and 2) *some korean thing*. |
rakka
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how do we check the delivery report in 2.1?? in 1.6 we could just long press the screen n there was an option to see the delivery report,but it isnt so in 2.1...
and after update somehow wifi isnt working...what could be the reason n what can be done about it?
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Ricky D
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@Big_D
To root your X10 2.1 you will need:
z4root - download the apk from the first post at the developer's thread on xda and transfer to your phone and install
BusyBox - should be able to get this on the market, many rooted apps require you to have this installed
Suggested other apps:
Titanium Backup - backup apps and settings (e.g. your Angry Birds progress, very important  )
Barnicle Wifi Tether (or similar) - for wifi tethering
To root:
Step 1. Install z4root, open the app and press permanent root. It'll do it's thing then restart your phone.
Step 2. Install BusyBox from the market and run it. The app from the market is a BusyBox Installer so you have to go into the installer and press install to actually install Busy Box.
Step 3. (optional) run Titanium Backup and backup your apps and data
Step 4. (optional) wifi tether up your ipod, you PC and your laptop with a wifi tether rogram of your choice from the market
Voila! you should be rooted.
To un-root:
Step 1. Open z4root
Step 2. Press Un-root
Step 3. (optional) uninstall BusyBox
Finished! 
I rooted my dad's X10 removed the bloatware and un-rooted it again without a trace in about 15 minutes (whilst taking a dump). Very straight forward using z4root. Permanent root option in there isn't permanent, it's always unrootable or if the worst happens you can always reflash your FW with SEUS.
[ This Message was edited by: Ricky D on 2010-12-05 08:17 ] I have a dig bick
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Hobbs
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Big D
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=617
Looks through this mess and you will find what you are looking for.Im not giving you a direct link because I think since you dont know much about Rooting,some reading on the subject will do you good.And the last thing I want is, I give you a link,something goes wrong and you look to me for solutions.Not cool. 
It isnt that big of a deal nowadays rooting a phone.Its become a one click affair.Also if you want to unroot,that option has also become available to you.
Good luck if you do decide to do it.
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Hobbs
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BIG D
If you dont want to do some homework,just do what Ricky D said 
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Bonovox
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On 2010-12-04 20:24:23, buntoo wrote:
On 2010-12-04 19:59:01, Bonovox wrote:
I have started to suffer from lag in general menus even with hardly anything running
Hey, you again using X10i?
I have an x10i & N8
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