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EVERYTHING you need to know about your HTC Eris

Caddyman

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I am calling this...

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT YOUR ERIS

I am going to try and cover every single minuscule thing that you might ask about your HTC Eris in this one post. Of course I would run out of room typing it all out so I will do it in a link - description format to existing threads.

Now without further ado...

Eris Tips and Tricks, copy and paste, bookmarks, shortcuts, contacts, backing up, everything is right here. >CLICK<

Optimize your Eris battery life. >CLICK<

Original Eris 2.X OS thread, ask your 2.1 related questions here. >CLICK<

Tutorial and discussion for syncing your Eris with outlook. >CLICK<

Upgrading to 2.1 thread, tutorial, and download link. >CLICK<

Eris root thread and discussion. >CLICK<

LOTS of banter and info on Task Killers >CLICK<

The master HTC Eris accessories thread. >CLICK<

Show off your layout, layout ideas. >CLICK<

Importing and exporting contacts tutorial >CLICK<


more to come...




A couple of links worth checking out:
General Android Phone FAQ's
Android Forums FAQ
What is rooted/does being rooted mean?
 
I was hoping for a massive post. Or at least copy and paste of the useful information from other threads in this one. Instead of linky to each thread. Cause a lot of those threads still got useless banter. All well, can't get always get what I want.

Perhaps you could create such a thread/post.

I don't have the experience or knowledge with Android stuff to back up such an endeavor.

Well, I suppose each issue could be approached and researched in here, then posted point-for-point. What a job that would be.
 
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Woohoo! Thats what i'm talkin' about! Sticky sticky sticky! Saves so much space with this method. Kudos!


I was hoping for a massive post. Or at least copy and paste of the useful information from other threads in this one. Instead of linky to each thread. Cause a lot of those threads still got useless banter. All well, can't get always get what I want.

Perhaps you could create such a thread/post.

I don't have the experience or knowledge with Android stuff to back up such an endeavor.

Well, I suppose each issue could be approached and researched in here, then posted point-for-point. What a job that would be.


"Put our brilliant minds together! Not 'one' person can create such a beast of an A-Bomb proportion! Create an unOFFICIAL Eris Knowledge Team (work on the name later! lol) and put the brains on the cutting-block (so-to-speak) for the benefit of all of Eris Kind! "

*waits for applauds... lol*
 
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This is kind of a detailed question, but basically, I have been reading through some threads and came across someone who wrote that keeping the wifi turned on to 'never sleep' optimizes your battery life by a lot (instead of using mobile connection). So I set this up, but I also have the app Advanced Task Killer and I am trying to figure out if I need to set the wifi to the ignore list (so that it doesn't get killed everytime) or if Advanced Task Killer doesn't effect this.

I am just trying to optimize my battery so I can actually use the internet without it dying on me so quickly. I charged it all night and literally 5 minutes after I unplugged it, my phone was down to 90% life. Seriously?
 
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If your phone is lagging, take these steps:

1. Clear cache- Go to settings>applications>manage. Press menu and select sort by size. Go through each one and clear the cache.

2. Uninstall any apps you don't use weekly or at least every month. It only takes 30 seconds to install it again.

3. Go through your photos and upload the ones you want to keep to your PC, then delete all except those you specifically want on your phone.

After all that, shut it off and turn it back on again. Let it rest for 5 minutes, then it should be good as new!
 
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If your phone is lagging, take these steps:

1. Clear cache- Go to settings>applications>manage. Press menu and select sort by size. Go through each one and clear the cache.

2. Uninstall any apps you don't use weekly or at least every month. It only takes 30 seconds to install it again.

3. Go through your photos and upload the ones you want to keep to your PC, then delete all except those you specifically want on your phone.

After all that, shut it off and turn it back on again. Let it rest for 5 minutes, then it should be good as new!

Also, using the configurable "delete old messages" app I found a noticable increase in speed after clearing anything over 100 messages.

It can be set to different time intervals as to which messages to keep, "one day," "one week," "one month," etc.
 
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