yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[EVO 4G Accessories] bignibb:
I modified my ballistic as well but the sanding and grinding was more complicated than I thought so I just cut a hole in the back to fit the battery door and I can use my stock kickstand and it looks good with the silicon/ rubber case on top of it. I prefer the seidio locking clip to the ballistic, it gives me more security when I lock the phone in it, I wish the ballist had this.
[EVO 4G Accessories] stc1:
My issue with the seidio holster is if you have a jacket etc. on it gets caught on the top clip of the holster. Hey there's another reason to move to a warm climate, ha-ha

P.S. good idea with cutting through the back, that would allow me to use the 3500 battery instead of the sprint 2600
[Thunderbolt General] bman2440:
Is anyone else having an issue with custom kernels? My Tbolt only seems to run on the stock kernel/voltage. When I flash an oc kernel sometimes it will load and then freeze the system.
[Thunderbolt General] dirtyfingers:
All phones are NOT created equally. Your phone may just not be able to handle it while others could.
[Thunderbolt General] bman2440:
I realize every cpu used is not the same and can't handle being overclocked to the max, but come on, I can't overclock it at all without it freezing shortly after the Rom starting. Don't you think that's a little out of the ordinary?

Sent from my rooted Tbolt.
[Thunderbolt General] Wkd1:
I seem to be able to run speeds up to 1.8 or so without issues. Something I'm noticing is even with higher speeds, being on the smart-ass setting still isn't baby butt smooth consistently. I know they are still fine tuning it. I can run at a much lower clock speed while set to on-demand and get great results. How it is on battery life? Still testing. I'm using Ziggy's latest from this evening, BFS.
[Thunderbolt General] nerozehl:
Yeah that does sound kinda sketchy. Which kernels have you tried? Have you tried running one that wasn't undervolted? I've heard people having issues with the UV kernels.
[Thunderbolt General] AlienGorilla:
I know what you mean. I had the 1.2 GHz uv kernel from adrenalyne and the phone ran like crap. What's the point of over clocking if real world results are worse. Smart-Ass would stutter while it was ramping up and gun bros ran like crap until I reverted back to the stock kernel.

I'm hoping somebody makes an OC kernel that isn't under volted.
[Thunderbolt General] Trevlo:
I'm running Imoseyon's version 3 of the lean kernal, 1.4 ghz, undervolted. it seems much faster and more responsive, and has yet to cause me any problems. Right now I'm running on 20 hours off the charger with 45% battery life left (extended battery, so assuming stock would last around 9 hours).
[Thunderbolt General] bman2440:
The only kernel that works for me is adrenaline's 2.6.32.21 battery is life kernel. I've tried his other kernels, imoseyon's lean kernels, and a few others all with the same result of freezing up the Tbolt.

Sent from my rooted Tbolt.
[Thunderbolt General] frankieg22x:
Have you tried adrenalynes newest kernel? I'm using version 4 right now with no problems.
[Thunderbolt General] calbruc:
Yeah, another vote for Adrenalyne's kernels here.

I'm running the version 4c, and it's flawless on my phone. (4b locked up at higher speeds.) But the other tweaks he threw in there kick ass. Louder audio, faster charging and, I think, most significant, a potential fix for the GPS issues a lot of people are experiencing. Granted, mine was not too bad -- I could usually get a lock within a minute or two, but now it's locking in under ten seconds.

Can't quite comment on the battery life yet, but it's probably pretty damn good, especially with a minimal overclock or even staying at 1Ghz.
[Thunderbolt General] dustoff69:
Running one of Ziggy's...so far so good...
[Thunderbolt General] Andrew C:
I ran Drod's 1.5 kernel with no problems overclocking. When I switched over to Ziggy's or Adrynalyne's overclock kernels, I am unable to overclock with out my phone freezing and going into constant boot loops. Kinda weird but I have no real need to OC so I just went with Adrynalyne's stock kernel and been fine ever since.
[Atrix 4G General] rockingx10:
Looking for new phone but can't decide which one to buy and why :( which would you guys go for? And why? Please help me out and share you taughts.

Thanks
[Atrix 4G General] bongd:
The only thing the Arc has of interest to me would be the camera. But apparently people are reporting that it's a bit underwhelming. I was hoping that the Exmor-R sensor would really dazzle consumers but it's not as great as most expected.

Nexus S I wouldn't even consider. Atrix all the way. It'll be nice that the Arc will have a stronger development community than the crappy X10 but it's specs just aren't up to snuff.
[Atrix 4G General] trickyhenry:
Go ATRIX. I've had all 3. Arc is nice but v plastic. Nexus is bit boring, poor camera bit plastic.

Once you've had dual core you wont go back.
[Atrix 4G General] W3BSurfer:
Check gsmarena.com and you can check and compare all 3 devices the pros n cons.

Personally, I like the ATRIX. It still blows away the competition. Plus its DUAL CORE!

Braggin rights!
[Atrix 4G General] Fountainhead931:
At CTIA I looked at an Arc for a few minutes, it was nice.

It felt larger and cheaper somehow. Screen was very colorful "Super AMOLEDish"

.

I like my Atrix better. I DID like the Galaxy S2 but it's not ready and the Atrix is! - was.
[Atrix 4G General] popcity:
I agree...
[Atrix 4G General] TareX:
The best thing about the Arc is its software... super smooth, Gingerbread, lovely widgets...etc.

But it seems everyone says the build feels cheap, which is a real shame.

If you can afford to wait a couple of months, the EVO 3D seems to be the best phone you can get. If you're not so big on 3D, get the HTC Pyramid (Sensation).

If you can't afford to wait: Atrix.
[Atrix 4G General] sofia-captivate:
If atrix is good than those 2 phones. Howcome so many people complaining about the atrix?
[Atrix 4G General] cheetah2k:
On thing that comes to mind with the Arc is "fingerprints".... The CPU is a bit underwelming too, I disagree the UI is fluid, its pretty laggy actually.

If I had the choice of the Xperia Play or Arc, I'd get the X Play.
[Atrix 4G General] Alejandrissimo:
i have an x10 just now, but im ready to get my Atrix with Telcel here in Mexico

I know, nobody makes phones sexiest as Sony Ericsson does. Arc is beautiful but is more of the same SE sh!t.

I think I am a SE fan, and actually a moto hater XD but atrix has change everything (sounds like the iphone ad, but its true). I hope Motorola don't let the atrix in the past so quickly but I think as atrix is the first of all new generation smartphones this not gonna happen.

I would be happy with Honecomb XD
[Atrix 4G General] Khalsa4G:
Dual core is the shyt.

Sent from my Gingerblurred Atrix 4G!
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shrekakias:
Hello ,

I am having a problem with my Sony Ericsson X1 , my screen the last days is black and i need to press many times the turn off button so i can turn on / off the backlight and work , but today its not working anymore this trick .... ! i took the battery off i put it after a bit time and still the same . Also i had a problem with my keyboard and screen when i put the keyboard down my screen wasnt going down also and was stacking in the normal way like having it close... !

Any1 could give me a hand , maybe any1 knows how much the screen problem will cost?

Thanks a lot.
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flamingsamurai:
It's a problem where the ribbon cable that connects the phone (in the keyboard bit) to the screen is worn and then it starts to have problems with the screen. In the end, for me at least, the screen wouldn't turn on at all. I just sent it to sony for a fix, and they said it was free.

That's what your problem sounds like considering the keyboard seems to be related to the screen
[General Questions and Answers] DA Mama Jama:
How come I can't get any of my verizon app like VVM I am using clockmodrecovery 3.0.0.7 and warm z two point two for the droid incredible my hboot is .92 my radio is 2.xxxx and also s is off I
[General Questions and Answers] CrfEpic4g:
Download titanium backup it lets you remove bloat
[General Questions and Answers] Dark3n:
Please invest some time into punctuation and a descriptive thread title...
[General Questions and Answers] GhostDoctor:
I'm running CM7 Nightly on an SD card for NC w/no problems. Its great; blue tooth even works!!! My problems is that I can't seem to get apps or the Marketplace on it. I followed the instructions on this link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1000957

What could I possibly be doing wrong? I put the SD card in my computer and then I do a regular file transfer of the correct gapps...zip file to the first partion titled boot. I'm not seeing any other partions but there are other files there. Do I have to unzip and copy contents to the boot partition? When I boot up again holding the n button and power button until the bootloader msg appears for about 2 seconds; it just boots up like normal. I don't see anything special saying its booting in recovery mode. Then I look and there isn't any apps or marketplace icon.

Plz help because I really like CM7 and would like to keep using it...maybe even flashing it on internal. Thanks so much!
[Android Apps and Games] baz8080:
Hi All, have been a long time lurker until this evening :)

I developed my offline dictionary app using a custom spin of Wordnet a while ago but I haven't been able to think of anything to add to it in a while. I was hoping that you guys would perhaps be good enough to try it out and give me your feedback.

I've had some comments that the UI is a bit ugly but then other people seem to like it as simple as possible so I don't know what to do there.

Some key points:

* Installs to SD by default, if you want to try the widget then you have to move it to the phone memory.

* ~185,000 definitions offline with synonyms.

* Default sorting is by word frequency count, not purely alphabetical. Can be changed in settings.

* Supports speech to text for searches and text to speech for an approximate pronunciation. Have been thinking about adding IPA to it.

* Has favourites, sharing, random words and some settings too.

* UI is English only.

It is in the market:

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.arcuscomputing.dictionarypro.ads&feature=search_result

or here if you like barcodes :)

Thanks,

Baz.
[General Questions and Answers] tom1l21:
Since Google pulled it and Grooveshatk's website still redirects to the Market, I was wondering if someone could upload the APK here. Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] chvvkumar:
Here you go...
[General Questions and Answers] mejobloggs:
Why did they pull it?

Ideos X5 / Huawei U8800
[General Questions and Answers] tom1l21:
Much thanks!

I'm new to grooveshark and didn't realize that the mobile app needs an anywhere account @ $90/yr. Since you have the apk, I'm assuming you might be a subscriber. If so, do you find it worth it?
[General Questions and Answers] chvvkumar:
I am a subscriber but, I didn't get the apk from my phone. I found it somewhere else.

As for the service itself, I was using Grooveshark a long time and since I was grandfathered in, I pay 3$/month. For that, it is totally worth it.
[General Questions and Answers] tom1l21:
Nice.... it seems to be a lot better than pandora or slacker premium in that u can make your own playlists etc. I just jumped in for a year @ $20 for their support Japan promotion.

http://store.grooveshark.com/products/72750-japan-relief-year-gsa
[General Questions and Answers] con247:
There was one apk that was modded so that you could get the functionality for free. This guy Here also makes a free alternative to the grooveshark app.
[General Questions and Answers] insane08:
you can download the alternative for grooveshark....its called tiny shark and it works pretty well ...just sign in from your grooveshark account and it will import your playlists...:)
[General Questions and Answers] khizerjalal:
Thanks

Thanks mate :)
[Thunderbolt General] ddarvish:
anyone else using this program ? if so what are your idle and running currents?

i see it fluctuate greatly .. sometimes even when using the phone i dont pull more than 80mA but then shoots up to 300 or 400.. idle is usually 40mA
[Thunderbolt General] ddgarcia05:
That's about average. Except for 80 when being used.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wackymix:
Hey all here.

I`ve seen this post and i wonder if somebody can port this version of gmail to our GT. I like the new version. It has greate improovements.

The post: http://www.google.com/support/mobile/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1245573&topic=13584
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayman07:
Doesn't work like that. You need the honeycomb framework.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foxmeister:
Specifically, most of the Honeycomb apps require support for what Google calls fragments, so without API support for these it would be impossible to get these up and running on earlier version of the OS.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wackymix:
I understand and many thanks for explications, but the music app the was ported for us isn`t from honeycomb ?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foxmeister:
It is, but it doesn't use any Honeycomb specific APIs.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jcan168:
You might want to keep an eye on the HC developing forum, soon you might be able to port the whole thing :)

Samsung Galaxy TabArrow -> Galaxy Tab Android Development ->[DEV][DEV-ONLY] Honeycomb Progress
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OG 801:
Is Virus ROM odex or deodex?

thanks.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magneticzero:
most custom roms do alot of tinkering, so in order to tinker it has to be deodexed. /sherlock
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OG 801:
Thank you!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simp dogg:
I am using perfect storm rom where do you find the odex or deodex info at.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] magneticzero:
look in your system/app folder if you see .odex files for the apk's there...then it is not deodex'd
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirtyfingers:
Perfect Storm is odexed
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] morphen:
And most probably the XDA HD2 forum :(

I recently dropped my HD2 in the ground, resulting in a broken lcd AND digitizer:(

I saw the post where one of the members here changed it, and it contained links to official assemble/disassemble videos. I got my hopes up,and searched around for a replacement lcm. I was recommended yohotown@ebay. I bought one, and watched all the material in the post I found. I watched it, watched it again...and than again. I was ready to change it and restore my HD2 to it's glory.

all done and.....wtf, touch does not work..... after opening it again I can see I manage to tear the ribboncable from the digitized to the LCD :( I can't afford to buy another replacement LCM... So this is goodbye (probably)...and back to my trusty old Hero...

Thanks for listening:(
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] siddharth singh:
:P

!!!!! why did you have to do it all by ur self u should have bought the lcm module an given it to some comp engineer to do it for u!!! anyways how did u manage to seperate it from the housing (i couldnt do it till now :P i know i know im a Hippocrit )
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] morphen:
well I have made phone repairs earlier with self-bought parts, and I have a degree in service electronics. The place the cable is torn, is where it's soldered to the lcd/IC. Tried re-soldering it, but for some reason the the solder will not stick.

But I think I will save money for a month or two and buy a Desire HD or a Incredible S :)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] morphen:
Thats the easy part;)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=701003

Check it out :)

Anyways, you should have plastic pryer, I got one with the replacement LCM.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] siddharth singh:
no matter how hard i try the housing just doesnt want to open and btw its not my fault that i didnt know that u had a degree :eek: :p
[Thunderbolt Android Development] utkanos:
Hello.

I have compiled a few kernels for use with any of the sense based roms out right now. There are 3 choices available, feedback is appreciated. Initial reports from users I have sent these to say they improved their battery life, I have been using #1 for 6 days and confirm better life, though ymmv as usual. Support for NFS and all related config options has been removed, tun support is included. For best results use ondemand governor (default).

1) 245-1024MHz, uv:

http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kernels/245-1024_uv_utkanos.zip

2) 245-1024MHz 5 slot, uv:

http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kernels/245-1024_uv_5slot_utkanos.zip

3) 245-1228MHz 7 slot, slight OC, uv:

http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kernels/245-1228_uv_oc_utkanos.zip

6f0375f87e78fabcd644c945de5339b3 245-1024_uv_utkanos.zip

35460d9e179fde41ed4b46e8bb8c1fbd 245-1024_uv_5slot_utkanos.zip

fed74abd8b584f9afd8ef669737aa10d 245-1228_uv_oc_utkanos.zip

All changes can be followed on my github:

https://github.com/utkanos

Newest kernels will be here:

http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kernels/

*For use with SetCPU

*Good backups are always encouraged when flashing custom software

*As always, responsibility is on the user for use of this code, not myself.

If there are any requests, suggestions, comments please don't hesitate to contact me. Enjoy

-------------------------

Updated to work with CM7. thanks to Slayher for cm defconfig.

CM7: (OUTDATED, will update for new RC's soon)

1) 245-1024MHz, uv:

http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kernels/cyanogenmod/245-1024_uv_cm_utkanos.zip

2) 245-1024MHz 5 slot, uv:

http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kernels/cyanogenmod/245-1024_uv_5slot_cm_utkanos.zip

3) 245-1228MHz 7 slot, slight OC, uv:

http://platypus.memoryfire.com/kernels/cyanogenmod/245-1228_uv_oc_cm_utkanos.zip

e4f19215a68e6006831c1db073ba7ed1 245-1024_uv_cm_utkanos.zip

83cb18589dcf4361053e2c60963ff1f0 245-1024_uv_5slot_cm_utkanos.zip

0331b39e0bea29a4d480f36124fb4c87 245-1228_uv_oc_cm_utkanos.zip
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gweedo767:
Been running #1 for a few days with great results. Just switched to #3 and so far so good. Let me get some Quadrant scores up :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] gweedo767:
Add some Linpack:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] prscott1:
Thanks for these! (you helped me out the other day on #thunderbolt channel @ andirc.net). :)

I personally am ready to sacrifice some performance (quadrant) to get longer battery life so I can keep my 4G on longer!

EDIT: After running this kernel overnight and for the past 12 hours, it is amazing on battery life. My battery was around 70% when I flashed the kernel, now 12 hours later and some usage (gmail non-stop, k9 mail polling every 15 minutes), 20+ apps running in background and up front, webcam widget running and updating every 15 minutes, 4G left on, battery is just now at 40%. Phone is still snappy and feels good. Thanks! I look forward to seeing how long I can go on a fully charged battery. :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] royolpunk:
Gonna try these out :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] komradefox:
These are amazing. They are obviously not for the uber performance crowd who want their 2.0ghz kernel, however, they have greatly improved my battery life.

That said, i can keep 4g on all day and make it 20+ hours with moderate/heavy use.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] trendsetter37:
Just so everyone knows...this guy is legit and will help you out whenever you need it. I've been running his 1st kernel for awhile now on the nonsense rom tesla coil. Because apparently the kernel (drods) that comes with that one makes your device reboot spontaneously at stock cpu speeds.

Javis
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dirtyfingers:
Drods kernels have been very solid for me with no reboots.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Sweeny Russ:
Been using the 5 slot. Very solid battery with this kernel. Thank you.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] vypurr:
Wow. This kernel rocks. No speed difference using #1, but I really thought my battery was reporting wrong. It works so well.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] komradefox:
had an issue while downloading trying to download the 5 slot from this site. however, utkanos is very helpful on irc and gave me another link that works!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jacobk:
flash #1 earlier today and so far it seems very promising as the most battery efficient kernel yet.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] vypurr:
I wanted to post how awesome this kernel has been after a few days now...

Today, after 8 hours of battery use with some internet use, 3G (LTE OFF), and music listening (FM and Local music files)...I still have 30% battery life left!

I used the battery calibration app just to make life easier too!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1024867

Running DAS BAMF 1.4 Remix w/ kernel #1!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jbeitel:
5slot hangs at first HTC screen. Bad download?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jbeitel:
Is 1228 slot over bolted?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jbeitel:
Downloaded again but froze again. Other 2 work. Help?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] utkanos:
Sorry about the dead link, I will update the 5 slot link, in the meantime try this one:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/9459955/mecha/kernels/245-1024_uv_5slot_utkanos.zip
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jbeitel:
4g speed

I know "people" claim that their kernel does not effect 4g performance but after 5 consecutive tests on the 'other' one and 5 consecutive tests on the 1228 kernel here, I saw almost 2Mbps faster on this one. Whether it impacts it or not, my eyes do not deceive me. Thanks U.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Droopie28:
Just downloaded the first one, running the latest virus rom, will check back in a few to report, thanks for these!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jbeitel:
5 slot FL worked for me. Keeping with my 4g belief, the first thing I did was run a speed test. Got 9.93 Mbps. I don't care what others say about their kernels buy I witness theirs to be much slower 4g. The big test will be battery life. I will give feedback tomorrow. Btw I am in Detroit and test went to Chicago.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] thechopster:
I agree wtih jbeitel, this is one of the few kernels that gives me about the 4g data transfer close to the stock kernel. I'm going to give #3 a little time to observe the battery savings. Thanks a bunch utkanos!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jbeitel:
Notice I am being nice and not mentioning the other one. But there are a few threads on it so you can figure it out.

So I am using 5 slot. I have one profile in setcpu putting Max and min at the min when the screen is off. I do this on all kernels to get an even comparison. With the screen off over night (6 hours) I lost 5 percent battery life. Pretty good. Not sure about awake time yet but that really varies based on usage so it is hard to quantify it. I want to use the 1228 kernel but I worry about battery and prematurely aging my CPU. Btw, I am on 'on demand'. Any thoughts of throwing smartass governor in or is it still to shakeup. When I watch ondemand in setcpu all it does is oscillate from min to Max with no in between. Smart ass always showed ramping. Thanks again for the great kernel. The little Guy never gets credit where credit is due.

Faster charge time would be nice
[Thunderbolt Android Development] StephenMilone:
I just flashed #1 on Das BAMF 1.4...battery life looks fantastic so far! thanks.

edit: would this kernel affect GPS? I was running w/ one of adrynalyne's kernel's this morning and GPS worked fine my whole drive to work. Went outside just now for lunch, GPS couldnt get a lock. The only thing I did was flash this kernel today.

and yes I've tried using the GPS Status app as a fix, no dice. any thoughts?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] djcyph:
can someone explain the differences? thanks
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Nikolai2.1:
i get around 25 mbps on any kernel... dallas