****The Official Samsung Galaxy S II Thread***
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Of course not, both are being downscaled to 800x600.
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I just got my Galaxy S2 and am currently having issues with setting wallpapers. Despite stretching the orange crop box to cover the whole image, it quite happily stretches the image anyway (you can tell by the quality of the image) and I cannot seem to figure out how to resolve this?
And another question, is it possible to tell the phone not to rotate the wallpaper when rotating the phone so the image stays as if the phone were upright?
And another question, is it possible to tell the phone not to rotate the wallpaper when rotating the phone so the image stays as if the phone were upright?
My homescreen doesn't rotate, and the wallpaper is only visible on the homescreen/s.
Ive updated to the latest firmware and its turned my text message scrren into yellow messages for recieved and blue message for sent. Is there anyway I can change this back to black? Totally forgot how to do it.
Another thing I've been wondering is I don't like how the incoming text messages get displayed in full in the notification bar. Is there a way to disable this?
Another thing I've been wondering is I don't like how the incoming text messages get displayed in full in the notification bar. Is there a way to disable this?
Some of the ROM versions don't have themes for the messaging app I'm afraid. I too miss the black one.
(I'm on KF2)Nope, none at all. My 720p copy of Avatar is a little over 8gb and plays back natively on the device fine, but streaming it gets a bit choppy. I decided to do a re-encode job of it down to 800x480 which took the file size down to 1.7gb and honestly there is not a lot of difference from the 720p file.
Email problem. I'm receiving emails to my phone for my ntlworld email address, in fact, they get to my phone before they are received on my pc which is normally a few moments later. But when I send emails, it says 'sending..' then disappears so I'd assume it's sent but none of my sent emails appear in my phone's sent folder, the folder is blank and always has been. Also, I sent a test email to myself, to my ntlworld account, same thing, nothing showing in sent folder, and but it hasn't arrived as email on my pc. What could be wrong? 
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u sad bugger, you must have just been caring around a £500 phone for no reason! i suggest you don't buy such high end phones
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virgin never used to allow sending via their smtp server from anywhere outside the network. I'm going to assume that is still the case.
http://community.virginmedia.com/t5...ss-NTLWorld-emails-on-iPhone/td-p/3575/page/1
that's one such thread on the virgin website.
All i can really suggest is use your gmail account to send and either forward email from your ntlworld account or use the phone to receive the ntlworld email directly.
http://community.virginmedia.com/t5...ss-NTLWorld-emails-on-iPhone/td-p/3575/page/1
that's one such thread on the virgin website.
All i can really suggest is use your gmail account to send and either forward email from your ntlworld account or use the phone to receive the ntlworld email directly.
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u sad bugger, you must have just been caring around a £500 phone for no reason! i suggest you don't buy such high end phones
Thanks for the suggestion though I didn't have to buy it
Thanks for the info, at least I know it's not the phone at fault. I guess I'll just use the phone to receive emails for now and send and reply to emails when at my PC. Some replies on that thread suggest getting the SMTP (outgoing mail) to my mobile providers mail server. So I need to find out what T-Mobile's smtp is?