slight error with the ZAGG invisible shield screen protectors - Galaxy S I9000 General

just got mine in -
hadn't thought about it - but the ZAGGs are cut for the asian/european versions of the i9000 with the trackpad thingee at the bottom of the phone
and the Vibrant doesn't have that trackpad
not a biggee but i'd have preferred it correct
just thought i'd pass on so at least others are aware BEFORE they order

not sure what you mean...
both the UK/World version and North America / Canadian version looks the same to me
Galaxy S GT-I9000
http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/.../GT-I9000HKDXEU/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail
Galaxy S Vibrant GT-9000 (missing the "I" for international, replaced by "Vibrant" as in localized versions different software, etc)
http://www.samsung.com/ca/consumer/...ABMC/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail&returnurl=
China/Asia (wow i'm amazed i figured out which buttons to click to get that page )
http://www.samsung.com/hk/consumer/.../GT-I9000HKATGY/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail
according to their localized version of their PDF manual GT-I9000_UM_HongKong_Eng_Rev1.0_100611.pdf it is also the same I9000 model as Europe/UK
Regardless, it's good that you mention it, because i'm also planing to put on a ZAGG when my I9000 arrives (it's still on the snail mail system)
so if you have having fitment problem, i'm some what concerned at getting one for my phone.

you're 3rd link http://www.samsung.com/hk/consumer/m...ype=prd_detail
has the trackpad or square button at the bottom (it may not be a trackpad)
and when i went and viewed the video of the samsung demo at whatever show they announced it at, there was a triangular button at the bottom
first it starts off showing the rectangular button the, at approx 0:26 in the video you see one with the triangular button
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kCdF6wrNYk
i took a fast & dirty shot of it
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and in fact now that i look at it again, there are cutouts for the FFC camera - but not sure i like the way they executed the cutouts
i'll post another shot in a second
and the top end of the protector

That's correct. The T-Mobile Vibrant doesn't have the central button and replaces it with four capacitive buttons instead of the 2 capacitive + 1 center button as seen on the I9000.
In short, the Zagg shield was designed for the I9000 and not the US Variants (Vibrant/Fascinate) even though they may share the same "body" style.
Give them a few days/weeks and you'll see a proper shield for those versions

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Slider Loose

Is there any way to tighten up the part that slides? If so I would appreciate it.
Hi, you may try this, seems simple enough.
http://docfiles.blogspot.com/2007/08/loose-keyboard-fix-for-dopod-838.html
larainzlo07 said:
Is there any way to tighten up the part that slides? If so I would appreciate it.
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The above suggestion, takes up a bit of the slack. But if you want a firm fix that goes to the source of the problem and get a true lock into open and closed positions then go here:
http://michael-channon.spaces.live.com/?_c11_BlogPart_BlogPart=blogview&_c=BlogPart&partqs=cat%3dHermes%2bFixes
And for a little discussion about it here (or in fact on a few threads here at XDA-Dev.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=298784
Of course for this FIX you need to be willing to strip down the phone and get right to actual sliders themselves - which is of course warranty voiding if you have one. A slider/runner is shown below:
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If your mechanism does not firmly click open and closed it is because the little indents you see on the sliders (eg right end of the slider in the pic) are not quite deep enough. (there are two sliders and four indents - one at each end of each slider) The metal is fairly but not overly soft so a gentle tap with a small flat blade screwdriver will increase its depth. Don't over do it though or you'll end up with the opposite problem of the click clsed and open being too firm.
In some extreme cases, folks have found that the slider has actually sprung open. You can see little micro-welds running round the slider holding it closed. In the example above the person had to use some super glue to hold the two parts together (I think you can just see it at the end near the indent. Of course if you have access to a micro welder then that would be even better. Note this is probable more rare and there is an alternative to gluing on the first link).
The first link gives a couple of dismantling guides, and there is also the Service Manual that gives a set of dismantling pics available here:
http://michael-channon.spaces.live....gPart&partqs=cat=Download+HTC+Service+Manuals
Mike
thanx for the help guys

What color are your G1's call, home, back, & end buttons?

When I have received my (black) G1, I figured it looked better than in commercials and photos online, but at first I couldn't understand why. And the it hit me: call, home, back, & end were all white instead of red and green.
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Rather than this:
Is this the difference between the US and th UK versions? Can you please state what country you're in and if your buttons are colored or single-color.
I'm in the US and I have a G1 from a Tmo store the day of release and I have the green and red buttons.
I wonder why did they decide to manufacture two different sets of keys. Shouldn't that be more expensive? Though we also have a pound sign, so I guess couple buttons here or there don't change much.
I've seen a few videos of the UK G1 and it seems it also has a glossy finish for the keyboard while the U.S. version has the same finish as the exterior of the phone. Can anyone confirm this is true?
Yep, UK version has glossy finish.
maybe the white keys is for testing and comercial phone, for user almost phone have green and red
Karolis said:
Yep, UK version has glossy finish.
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Is the difference Black vs. Bronze? The one picture with the red/green buttons is Bronze. I also have Bronze and red/green buttons.
Interesting as UK users didn't even have an option for bronze. Only black or white.
US T-Mobile users only black or bronze.
Mine is US, Bronze and keys are red, white and green.
It is quite normal for this practice... although I don't understand why as the devices are exactly the same if I am not mistaken. Usually you see differences so people can tell that one is using a different band.
I have a UK G1.
My start and end call buttons are white and my keyboard background is piano black along with the menu key and the border that seperates the front and the back of the phone.
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3d-printed wide-screen car-holder

Not being able to find a car-holder that would hold my Touch Pro in widescreen
with the keyboard extended firmly and still allow for a power-cable,
I designed this car-holder.
It ataches to anything that can carry a camera (1/4") and to the slide-in car.holders
from HAMA (they sell suction cups, air-hole -attachments, glue-ons and screw-ons).
You can attach the supplied and wider third-party cabless, reach the power-button
and it even comes with a hole to keep yout touch-pen.
If anyone wants one of these,
I can print them for 35eur+postage on my 3D-printer.
Marcus
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attached to a digicam-holder:
attached to a HAMA-holder:
very bad photo of it in my car:
Any chance I could get the .stl file? I'd like to use it with my schools 3D printer.
codyfurr said:
Any chance I could get the .stl file? I'd like to use it with my schools 3D printer.
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You don´t seem to have that printer for a long time yet to not know http://www.thingiverse.com/
It´s the first place to look for the STL-files of things ment to be printed.
Didn't think to look there. I thought you would've posted a link in here, but oh well.
Thanks!
IGES or STEP
Hi, is it possible to get a IGES or STEP File from you. I want to make one at Work, but from aluminum, with a CNC Mill.
My CAD/CAM Software takes STL files, but import of STL is not the best. It works better with IGES or STEP.
At the moment I am working on a Desktop Dokingstation, its not ready but will be in a short period of time. Will post it here.
Like this?
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2195
It´s the original Alibre Design files.
With milling you´d have to work very deep in the material without your toolhead touching the sides
and you certainly have to run multiple faces. I don´t think that will work well.
I´m using my Touch Pro only for development now that I switched to the Nexus One.
I have to say that it pretty cool stuff. Nice work Marcus. What cool times we live in when you can design and fab your own accessories for your phone. Thanks for sharing.

[Q] Before I pulverize my Jade...

Hello friends,
I've been using this phone for two years now and it was not bad until recently when touch screen started to misfunction, especially in lower third of the screen, making it impossible to type meny buttons and use keyboard correctly. Since then, I have properly flashed several ROMs, even cooked ones from this forum (btw, I find them very neat) but the problem persist in wide range:
- with some ROMs it get stucked on Screen alignment;
- even if "Remote Screen Alignment" tool was used, it didnt' help with most ROMs;
- Some ROMs like
_HTC Touch 3G_RUU_Jade_Orange_FR-B2B_1.71.73.11_Radio_Sign_12.36.30.29.UMA_0.29.30.U23_Ship
and
sj1.2.2-wwe_ultralite&clean (thanks to developers and uploaders)
pass well the screen alignment, but after short walk through Menu it starts again to be unprecise and makes use of keyboard and other impossible!!!
So, just before I grab my hammer and pulverize this dear and beloved Windows phone, is there ANYONE who can give me an advice here?
Thanks to all of you and keep developing, because you're doing a great deed for the people worldwide.
Cheers from France
Mais oui, mon ami. The problem lies with the digitizer, meaning the device which converts your screen touches to digital information. It's the phone's plastic screen cover, to be more precise. Either take your phone to a GSM service to have yours replaced, or buy a new one from e-bay and change it yourself, if you're a DIY kind of guy.
This is how the digitizer looks:
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Multumesc prietenului meu!
I thought it could be a hardware failure, because we just can't blame it on software every time.
Funny, but I think I didn't wear-out this digitizer that much in the past, but maybe their lifetime is not as long as three years?
I remember this Jade fell of the table once, so maybe it could be some bad connection?
I also took your advice and googled a bit for shopping results and it seems that there are TWO different sorts of displays and digitizers for the same model of HTC Touch 3G Jade T3232. This means that I should open up the phone prior to purchase of this spare part.
I promise to post here the result of this "surgical operation" once I get it done.
Thanks again

Keyboard is failing :(

So after a year of heavy use, the keyboard on my g2 is starting to get kinda iffy. When I hit the spacebar, sometimes it puts in two spaces instead of one. Any way I can open it and clean/inspect the contacts?
Same here, spacebar puts often 2 spaces instead of 1, would be very interested in a fix.
send it to HTC
It's pretty easy to take the G2 apart (if you have some experience taking phones apart). Go to youtube and search for t-mobile g2 disassembly.
Here is a high quality picture guide.
Sent from my HTC Desire Z using xda premium
same here. I bought DZ in july 2011 and now the keyboard either does not write a letter or writes two of them (mostlly vowels) making hw keyboard a pretty slow method of input as I have to correct it everytime.
Did anyone of you already try to clean the keyboard? did it help?
Is the T5 torx screwdriver the only tool needed to clean the keyboard?
Thanks
I have this problem with my E key, but it's not consistent or annoying enough to bother fixing it. I haven't noticed it much lately, but it was pretty bad for a little while!
I also have this problem with my q, w, e and t keys :S. Except if i push firmly enough there are no problems, but when other people use my phone, they have a lot of trouble typing
I bought today a Torx T5 screwdriver, opened the phone, void waranty (again!, VOID sticker this time and got until the "Peel back the adhesive tab" step in the guide. After that only mainboard and display is disassembled in the guide.
The mainboard was disconnected from all the cables (microsd, touchscreen, display).
Unfortunately, I did not find a way to open the keyboard to clean it. Did I miss something important?
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At least I cleaned it a bit from the inside
need to peel away the tape (black with grey dots under keyboard) here you will find some screws to take out... if you youtube it youll find more detail

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