A happy & Healthy New Year to all of you at XDA-DEVELOPERS.COM Community.
bro,you and family and the rest of XDA all the best for 2011 and most of all a healty one
Feliz Año for you all
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XDA-Developers is the best forum and site I have ever used. I love all you guys and how everyone is so helpful and if the posts are sensible no one flames!! As soon as I make some money I will be donating...?(bet you have heard that before.... lol)
I know how much effort it must take to maintain a site of this magnitude, Admin needs praise for all their hard work but most of all the Developers and cooks that give my phone a new lease of life every few weeks ;-)
Lets not forget the users who, lets face it go out of their way to help!
So once again
BIG BIG THANK YOU EVERYONE AND XDA-DEVELOPERS!!!
Glad to be part a of the community since 2nd January 2006
what means XDA? sorry i dnt want to make a new thread, im from dominican republic sorry
overmachine said:
what means XDA? sorry i dnt want to make a new thread, im from dominican republic sorry
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no biggie but my educated guess would be that Xda is a magnitude of o2 branded WM devices, that are produced by multiple manufacturers, most likely HTC was the initial main inspiration for this forum, considering it is only HTC manufactured devices.
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Thank u Very Much! to both my doubt was cleared up
The O2 Xda brand is a range of O2-branded Windows Mobile PDA phones, produced by multiple manufacturers (mainly HTC, Quanta and Erima). The first model was released in June 2002. The "X" represents convergence of voice and information/data within one product; the "da" stands for "digital assistant", as in PDA.
Hey Guys, just wanted to introduce myself to you all. I will be frequenting the Defy forum as I am in interested in the development of modded roms for the Defy specifically. I'm a 16 year old from Colorado, started developing at the age of 12 with the iPod Touch and recently switched to the Android platform. I look forward to working with you all! Thanks!
Well Come to the World Of Android.....LOL
Welcome to the forums!
Good to see someone so young working on something like this as a hobby!
Thanks for the welcomes! I look forward to working with you guys
welcome GoldenStateTy to the awesome world of android
and allow me to introduce myself instead of creating another thread for it
my name is mahmood alkhateeb,im from jordan(middle east) and i bought a defy 4 weeks ago and i hated it at the beginning becuz i was supposed to buy galaxy sl for the same price(yeah moto phones is expensive in our country) but it wasn't available so i went for this and now i really love it
im 19 years old,and in stages of becoming a graphic design and i also took some graphic design courses and i have a deviantart gallery(www.evil-slayer.deviantart.com)
i bought this phone so i can theme for android and i am also interested in developing and modding it..hopefully when i become very familiar with it i will start making themes like i used to make for Symbian
nice to be in such great community
It's my pleasure to meet and to be able to work with you guys, this is a very well developed and moderated forum. You all seem to have absolute tons of experience with the Defy, and the Android platform as well. Much thanks for the welcomes, that means quite a bit as most people would shy away from such a young person with limited experience.
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It's my pleasure to meet and to be able to work with you guys, this is a very well developed and moderated forum. You all seem to have absolute tons of experience with the Defy, and the Android platform as well. Much thanks for the welcomes, that means quite a bit as most people would shy away from such a young person with limited experience.
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I think ideas and experience are never limited.....
Hey fellas,
Today is my 3rd year anniversary on YouTube so I wanted to give back to everyone that's been supporting me throughout my YouTube career. I've put together a couple of prize packs for several devices. Watch the video below for more info, but basically you just leave a comment with your device of choice and subscribe to the channel to be entered. I ship internationally and the giveaway will end on August 2nd or once the video reaches 3,000 views.
Thanks again for all the continued support on the channel - more reviews to come!
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Sent from my GT-N7000 using xda premium
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Done,I hope you see me,becouse in my country I dont have shop where I can buy cases
Done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Done ( NOTE ) and i like so so much ur work man wish a good continuation from Algéria
done.....
Congratulation on your Anniversary! Good Job!
Done!
Gratz on your 3rd anniversary! ^^
I was just wondering if the administration had ever considered doing an alternative site design for April first? I had seen this done once many years ago on the Miniclip forums where they turned the forums over to a user for one day and had the site converted into "Roastmaster's Awesome forum of Awesomeness" (Screenshot). Complete with an alternative banner, flying debris, and background music, it was a fun refresh from what the site usually was 364 days out of the year. What if we did something like this at xda developers?
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Why not leave the forum like this and let the April's fool be an off topic exclusive? This is a serious forum, where we discuss serious stuff. People (noobs) could risk to brick their phones...
If Xda wanted to do an April fools joke they could always announce they are dropping android in favor of symiban
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GreayStone said:
If Xda wanted to do an April fools joke they could always announce they are dropping android in favor of symiban
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Heh, I think they did something like that a year or two back; they "announced" that they were picking iPhone backup and admitted that it was superior to android.
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Hey Now XDA Brainiacs,
I am very interested in learning about Android Development, Networking and/or Cyber Security as possible new career paths. I've been in I.T. for over 30 years doing mainly Field Service Tech/Analyst support and some Network support. I noticed some "too good to be true" prices on the XDA Depot website (via emails from XDA Developers site) for several courses - The Ultimate DevOps Mastery Bundle, The Complete Android N Developer Course - Build 17 Apps, The Python Power Coder BONUS Bundle, etc. Now, I have no idea which courses would be the best to start with, but I just wanted to know if anybody could let me know why they are so inexpensive? Many of them seem to have Lifetime Access (I'm 55, so it shouldn't be too long...) or 1-2 year access to the course, so I assume they will be updated with the newer technologies and programming languages in the future - or is that an incorrect assumption? Again, is this too good to be true? Thanks for your time and keep up the GREAT work.
John Story
I contacted XDA Depot Support and only got the following answer which didn't help much:
Veronica Munroe (Support)
Mar 23, 2:33 PM PDT
Hi John,
Thanks for writing in!
We're an online marketplace through which vendors sell their products at a great price. We are working really hard with our vendors to get all these prices for you.
Let me know if you need anything else; otherwise, have a great day
Your support hero,
Veronica: