I agree,gonna be busy reading and playing a lot,hope wife and dogs don't divorce me.Enough here to keep me busy for a long time! Thanks for everyone's suggestions.
What do you think of it ? I am still using it and I still love it. It is so easy to adjust my volume levels for notifications when I am going into places, or to turn the ringer off altogether. I also love having such convenient controls for my bluetooth and GPS's on/off. The battery meter seems to be fairly accurate too. The flashlight is nice too. I don't know if you feel the way I do, but I think this App is an undiscovered gem.Nice one, I'll give it a whirl now.
I am still new to this forum, but I found an app that I think is great and I would like to spread the word about it. It has everything that I want all rolled up into one app. A battery meter, brightness control, ringer on/off toggle, volume control for everything separately (ie. media, notifications, alarms, ringers), bluetooth, Wi-fi & GPS toggle switches, screen timeout control, master volume control, airplane mode, auto-sync data, auto rotation control, unlock pattern control, even a flashlight. I was browsing apps and stumbled across it. I gave it a try and fell in love with it. It works great on my HTC Hero. I haven't had any forced closes. I don't know if this is going to work (like I said I am still new to this forum), but I am going to try and post the QR code here. If it doesn't work just search for the "quick settings" app - let me know if you like it as much as I do.
Does anyone know what a triangle above the signal strength mean ??, I have never seen that before
Edit: just found out, it means I am roaming, thanks all
when I get a text received notification it still uses the old sound.
Can someone please tell me where I get the app to scan the barcodes?
I made the same switch recently. I saved everything from the Hero to my computer through a USB connection and used "M Backup Pro"first to save to the Hero's SD card.
If you have wifi at home there is a super app with the Samsung called Kies Air which allows you to log in through your browser to your phone's files. If you can save the Hero's files to your computer you can then drag them to the Samsung. I found this useful as my backed up apps only resulted in the paid for apps being restored to the Samsung. I dragged the other apps across to the Samsung and then loaded them via the file explorer on the phone. You can then update them through the market.
Kies Air comes preinstalled on the phone.
As to the number transfer, I would talk to the 3rd party provider. It seems strange that they haven't considered you would like to keep the number.
I transferred from Vodafone to O2. I went through Carphone Warehouse for the Hero and Vodafone never supplied that model so I could never get support from them. I went direct to O2 when I changed and it went smoothly with both companies being very helpful.
I'm sorry if that's not very helpful to you in your situation.
Just a thought, but if you're wanting to keep both phones with 2 contracts, that may cause a problem. Otherwise I can't see why it would be a problem for T Mobile.
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