Root Multi touch expansion, lockscreen music player, hdmi, and draft "n" wifi questions.

[ironman187]

Hey all, I'm rooted and running the mik3d ROM. A few things I would like to do is upgrade the number of touches my phone can handle, it's @ 2 I would like to boost it up to 6. Also is there a way to get the draft "n" WiFi capabilities back. When I tried to play a YouTube video through HDMI the phone recognized that it was plugged into an hdmi port, but the video only played on my phone. Is there any way to get swype back on my phone, I backed it up with titanium backup from my stock ROM. Lastly, with this mike ROM, my lockscreen music player widget is.non existant. Is there a way to get that back? Thanks in advance!

 

[ocnbrze]

Hey all, I'm rooted and running the mik3d ROM. A few things I would like to do is upgrade the number of touches my phone can handle, it's @ 2 I would like to boost it up to 6. Also is there a way to get the draft "n" WiFi capabilities back. When I tried to play a YouTube video through HDMI the phone recognized that it was plugged into an hdmi port, but the video only played on my phone. Is there any way to get swype back on my phone, I backed it up with titanium backup from my stock ROM. Lastly, with this mike ROM, my lockscreen music player widget is.non existant. Is there a way to get that back? Thanks in advance!

1.not sure on mutlitouch with more then two
2.not sure what capabilities you are talking about
3.try a different cable maybe.
4.check these themed swype keyboards: http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-all...net-tethering-w-evo-4g-3g-wireless-wired.html just use a file manager to install it.
5.you can select your lockscreen. long press the homescreen and select lockscreen. if you do the weather one you can select which app you want to open via the lockscreen.

 

[9to5cynic]

I was under the impression that the evo either had 3 or 5 touch display, limited by hardware, not software. Not sure though. Try spare parts. There should be an option for "Pointer Location" or something. You can lay down three fingers and see if it tracks them. Then try some more.

Does your wifi N just mean the regular 802.11 standards? or is it something special for phones?