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Lower Falls - Yellowstone River (somehow the forum update from my phone shows it rotated... it's "correct" on my phone - sorry!) Sent from my SPH-D710 using Android Central Forums

If your email provider provides IMAP services (not just POP), use that. K9 does it just fine - and works perfectly for me.

No help to your situation, but my FoxFI works with both the GSII screen on and off... there must be something else affecting it?

It is possible... and it's easy (my first time - piece of cake)... and not a single freaking restart since (no pun intended). http://forums.androidcentral.com/htc-evo-4g-rooting-roms-hacks/111357-guide-how-root-evo-4g-gingerbread-via-revolutionary.html

Following up on my own GPS radio update/solution - ROCK solid out on the road and still accurate. So - that seemed to work.

Answering my own question: THIS ONE - from xda-developers - was recommended from a web search: xda-developers - View Single Post - [8-10-11][ROM] gingerbread-evo-deck [1.3b2][2.3.5 beta] I just installed GPS_Supersonic_FIX_Flash2 from the ZIP file - seemed to install just fine. First boot-up...

Is anyone else having dodgy GPS accuracy issues? And, if so, does anyone have a handy link for updating it? Thanks in advance...

This. I had to bump out of the process, reconnect via USB, and copy the SU file over... Since this was my first "rooting a phone experience", I was a tad nervous as to how it would respond, but no worries. If the process here had that one step added, it, too, would be easy-peasy to follow!

You need to clear your data (and possibly cache) partitions before it'll break out of the boot-animation-loop. Once you do that, it'll boot up just fine. I had the same issue - Googled it and found lots of others did, too.

Have to throw in the positive story - using the instructions in this thread, rooting my EVO 4G was a piece of cake. Thanks to EVERYONE involved! My EVO feels fast, snappy, and lightweight again!

Just took this with my EVO 4G - The spectacular Maroon Bells just outside of Aspen, CO. The *only* modification I've made to what came straight out of the camera was to make it fit within the attachment limit size...