Why does my HTC Cell Phone battery drain so quickly even after being fully charged?
If your HTC Cell Phone battery discharges quickly even after a full charge, ensure the battery pack is fully charged using the AC adapter and verify the battery charging status is correct. Inspect the battery pack's appearance after disassembling the unit. If necessary, try another battery pack or replace the main board.
What to do if my HTC Dream Cell Phone battery pack does not recharge?
If your HTC Cell Phone battery pack does not recharge, ensure it is fully charged with the AC Adapter, and check the battery charging status, noting that charging should not exceed 4 hours. Inspect the battery pack for any visible damage after disassembling the unit. If problems persist, try another battery pack, or replace the main board if necessary.
What to do if my HTC Dream main unit does not respond to the power button?
If the main unit of your HTC Cell Phone doesn't respond to the power button, try connecting the AC adapter to recharge the battery, ensuring the battery is installed correctly. Check the power button for damage. If these steps fail, try replacing the battery pack, checking all connectors (including LCD FPC to the Main Board), or attempt to start in boot-loader mode and re-flash the ROM if the boot loader mode is enabled. Replacing the Daughter Board or Main Board might be necessary.
What to do if my HTC Dream Cell Phone is not connecting to PC?
If your HTC Cell Phone is not connecting to a PC, and the test result is NFF, it might be because the cradle is connected to the computer. Check if 'Use for USB storage' is enabled under Menu>Setting>Data>SD card & device storage. Also, inspect the connecting cables and the connector on the unit for any physical damage. Replacing the Main Board may be necessary.
How to fix HTC Cell Phone when touch panel does not respond to screen tap?
If the touch panel on your HTC Cell Phone does not respond to screen taps, check the LCD FPC cable connection. Try cold booting the unit and then test the screen tap again. If the issue persists, try another touch panel or main board. Replacing the touch panel or main board might be necessary.
Why is there no sound from the speaker or distorted sound on my HTC Dream Cell Phone?
If you're experiencing no sound or distorted sound from your HTC Cell Phone's speaker, first check the 'Sound & Notifications' settings to ensure sound is enabled and that the device is not muted. Try re-flashing the ROM code. Clean the speaker connection on the main board if there's any contamination. Also, check if the speaker is properly installed and oriented. If needed, replace the speaker or the main board.
What to do if my HTC Dream Cell Phone buttons do not respond?
If the buttons on your HTC Cell Phone do not respond, try cold booting the unit. If that doesn't work, dismantle the unit and check the status of the switches on the Main Board and the plastic parts of the non-responsive button. You can also try another Main Board or Front Bezel. Replacing the Main Board or Front Bezel might be necessary.
How to fix unusual vertical/horizontal lines or partial display on HTC Dream?
To resolve unusual vertical or horizontal lines or partial display issues on your HTC Cell Phone, first check the connection of the LCD FPC. Try cold booting the unit. If the problem persists, attempt to re-flash the ROM code. Try using another LCD or Main Board. If necessary, replace the LCD or Main Board.
Why is the back light not turning on/off on my HTC Dream Cell Phone?
If the back light on your HTC Cell Phone is not turning on or off, check the connection of the LCD FPC. Try re-flashing the ROM code. If that doesn't resolve the issue, try another LCD or Main Board. If necessary, replace the LCD or Main Board.
Why is there no recorded sound or distorted sound on my HTC Dream?
If you experience no recorded sound or distorted sound on your HTC Cell Phone, check the 'Sound & Notifications' settings to ensure sound is enabled and that the device is not muted. Try re-flashing the ROM code. Also, check if the microphone is properly installed. If needed, replace the microphone or the main board.
Information on disclosure of recorded conversations and obeying local laws.
Details on trademarks, copyrights, and licensed patents for the device.
Disclaimer regarding HTC's liability for damages from device use.
Guidelines for safe electrical operation, including grounding and power supply.
Warnings and precautions for handling, charging, and disposing of the battery pack.
Precautions for RF exposure, medical device interference, and hearing aid compatibility.
Guidelines for safe use in hazardous environments, aircraft, and regarding explosive atmospheres.
Instructions on avoiding pressure, heat, moisture, and proper cleaning methods.
Guidelines on when to seek authorized service and how to handle damaged devices.
Overview of the device's physical components and included accessories.
Step-by-step guide for inserting SIM, battery, and microSD cards into the device.
Instructions on how to connect the device to a power source to charge the battery.
Explanation of buttons, gestures, and trackball for device interaction.
Introduction to the home screen, customization, and accessing device applications.
Explanation of status icons and how to adjust various device settings.
How to control volume and use the storage card as a USB drive.
Guide to dialer, call log, answering/rejecting calls, and call options.
Adjusting phone services, voicemail, call forwarding, caller ID, and Airplane mode.
Guide to viewing, adding, editing, organizing, and synchronizing contacts.
Instructions on opening and using the on-screen QWERTY keyboard for text input.
Configuration options for text input features like auto-replace and auto-capitalization.
Explanation of how device data syncs with web services like Gmail and Google Calendar.
How to control which applications sync data automatically or manually.
Guide to creating, viewing, editing, and managing calendar events and appointments.
Instructions on setting, customizing, and managing alarms on the device.
How to compose and send SMS and MMS messages, including attachments.
Guide to opening, sending, receiving, and managing emails from Gmail and external accounts.
How to sign in, chat, manage friends, and adjust settings for Google Talk instant messaging.
Steps to connect to the internet using GPRS/3G or Wi-Fi networks.
Guide to navigating the web, managing bookmarks, and adjusting browser settings.
Instructions on turning on, pairing, and managing Bluetooth devices for wireless connectivity.
Overview of the Maps application, its features, and enabling location services.
How to find locations, businesses, and get turn-by-turn directions.
Techniques for zooming, navigating, changing map views, and using street-level imagery.
Guide to taking pictures, using the capture button, and managing post-capture options.
How to view, organize, edit, and share photos, including slideshows.
Instructions for accessing YouTube videos and managing music playback and playlists.
How to access and browse the Android Market for apps and games.
Steps for installing, opening, viewing, and uninstalling applications from the Android Market.
How to rate, comment on, or flag applications in the Android Market.
How to set date, time, time zone, display settings, and ring tones.
Steps to secure the device with SIM card PIN and screen unlock patterns.
Managing memory, performing software updates, and resetting the device.
Recommendations for extending battery life by adjusting settings and usage habits.
Technical details and specifications of the HTC Dream device hardware and software.
Information regarding regulatory compliance, safety standards, and RF exposure.
General| Display | 3.2 inches |
|---|---|
| RAM | 192 MB |
| Storage | 256 MB |
| Camera | 3.15 MP |
| Battery | Removable Li-Ion 1150 mAh |
| Operating System | Android 1.6 (Donut) |
| Dimensions | 117.7 x 55.7 x 17.1 mm |
| Weight | 158 g |
| Announced | 2008, September |
| Status | Discontinued |
| SIM | Mini-SIM |
| Pixel density | 180 ppi |
| GPU | Adreno 130 |
| Loudspeaker | Yes |
| 3.5mm jack | No |
| WLAN | Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g |
| Bluetooth | 2.0, A2DP |
| GPS | Yes, with A-GPS |
| Radio | No |
| USB | miniUSB |
| Stand-by | Up to 406 h |
| Talk time | Up to 5 h 20 min |
| Network | GSM / HSPA |
| Processor | 528 MHz Qualcomm MSM7201A |
| Display Type | TFT |
| Card slot | microSD |
| Sensors | Accelerometer |
| Colors | Black |
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