yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Accessories] talonlan:
think this will give you what you want

Have been using these with a set of senheiser headphones, Works great.

http://www.expansys.com/htc-desire-...h-stereo-headset-htc-logo-retail-pack-204034/
[Desire Accessories] ySchaub:
you can buy the apple in ear phones if you dont mind wearing this trendy piece of sh**! :D I dont think it'll work with the stock player, but works with powerAMP and PlayerPro. I use the 'stock-apple-headphones' with the controll (with playerPRO) and I dont see why it shouldnt work with the in ear phones.

Im not allowed to post external links, just google for 'apple in ear headphones'
[Desire Accessories] smegger040588:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=682800

If you want to get a little creative with a pair of in ear buds. Going to try this this week.:)
[Desire Accessories] Lord_Quack:
Try some skullcandies. They are excellent sound quality, warranty is awesome (mechanical failure- free replacement, you break them- 50% off next skullcandies)

Some variants of the in ear headphones have in line controls, but they are about the size of the iPod ones, not sure if that's big enough for you...

Or, if you want to risk it... Try splicing the cable =)
[Desire Accessories] archiepunker:
I'm not sure if you've sorted this problem, but I just tried looking for the same thing.. HTC here sells in-ear headphones with limited controls (it plays/pauses and double clicks for next, but it is supposed to triple click to reverse.. as if) anyway, they aren't that good, but they do work with HTC gear..

BUT - today I went to a Sony Ericsson store and they had bluetooth headphones with FULL controls.. large like the ones you posted and they worked perfectly on my Desire.. they were expensive though... and I've never road tested them, but in the store, they were amazing.

if you google Sony Ericsson Bluetooth headphones, they come up right away.. there are a couple different models and you can switch the buds as well, which I hadn't realised.. (I never thought to check, but the SE ones sounded good anyway)
[Desire Accessories] lunoma:
Well your headphone has a 3.5mm port but they appear to have an extra part that fits into something. It's hard to explain... erm in the pic to the bottom left so I wouldn't be too sure if they'd work or not. HTC give you free headphones with their phones but frankly They're not very well shaped for inside the ear as they're a complete round shape and are uncomfortable and awkward. I want to find better ones with all the music controls... :rolleyes:
[Desire Accessories] cjacko:
I use a pair of these:

klipsch. com/ na-en/ products/ image-s4i-overview

They're designed for the iPhone but they give pretty awesome quality and can be had pretty cheap now they're a bit older.

Pretty much any third party music player app can manipulate the middle button and you can answer calls/use the mic with them too.

I use PowerAmp and a single click on the middle button plays/pauses music, double click goes to the next track and triple click the previous. Unfortunately the volume up/down buttons don't work, but doesn't bother me as I can press the side volume keys on the phone through my jeans
[Desire Accessories] wolfsy:
I listen to allot of music on my desire and i want to recommend AKG 420 they have an amazing sound. Also swedroid used them on there samsung galaxy 2 test.
[Desire Accessories] wolfsy:
Sorry for doubble post but i couldent post the link before on my new xda account, here it is: http://se.akg.com/akg-produkter-detail-se/k420blu.html
[Desire Accessories] Retsil Evad:
Has anyone tried a set of headphones designed for the iPhone? I am partial to Sennheiser headphones myself and they do a set for that phone that has some similar controls.

Otherwise I will just hack a solution out of the set of headphones supplied with my soon to be purchased Desire S and my current pair of Sennheiser in ears. I am also tempted to make a setup for my HD 465 over the head headphones.
[Desire Accessories] harisled:
I got last summer zagg smartbuds and since then I have no problem at all.

I use PlayerPro.

The good thing about smartbuds over the other ones is that they have their own volume control (a sliding button) so 1 click for pause, 2 clicks for next, and 3 for previous and also volume control without touching the phone. :D
[Desire Accessories] vmax007:
I will go for some decent Klipsch or Etymotic..!!
[Desire Accessories] Deeco7:
Beats by Dre: Tour with music control ;)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] justyjust:
hi people

I got hold of my brothers phone again, i have a desire so im not all up on this.

recently i flashed his HD2 with a custom android Rom, well with this NAND rom he has no internal space and i cannot save or transfer files to SD card. can anyone help.

I need to know which is the best rom to use???

cheers
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] malybru:
hi,

Please read this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1026437

:)
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] TheATHEiST:
If its your brothers phone you shouldn't be plying with it. If you want to get into flashing and playing with a HD2 buy your own.

Before you flash anything or ask any questions please go and read the sticky topics and use search function.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codey895:
How do you apply splash screen on g1?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sleeepy2:
try searching

fastboot flash splash1 mysplash.rgb565
[G Tablet General] akodoreign:
Yeah, I am going to end up keeping both of mine.

The USA today app convinced me of that :D.... Use the g-tab anymore for testing at work and use the xoom for play. Really hoping that motorolla gets the lead out and fixes some of the issues on the xoom (such as the SD card slot not working).
[G Tablet General] ralexand:
I would definitely keep both, but I think this summer will be big for Honeycomb with a few new devices coming out.

I keep thinking -- If I never owned the GTab, I would have thought the Xoom was heaven-sent.
[G Tablet General] Turbo4V:
Thanks for the detailed review!

One question, I have the same issue with the speaker (sound disappearing/playing static) till reboot. Seems to me it's a hardware issue (happens with all of the ROMs that I've tried).

Any pointers on how you got VS to repair yours? Was it tricky getting them to agree to repair it? (I've had mine since it they first started shipping, probably should have gotten in fixed months ago!)

TIA!

Justin
[G Tablet General] ralexand:
Viewsonic's customer service was really great. I believe because the Gtabs were all produced less than one year ago, they simply accept all hardware warranty claims without hassle. I just called their service line, spoke with a guy for about 15 minutes, and soon after had an email with my RMA and instructions on how/where to send the tablet.

They knew right away the problem I was having (static-y speakers which often times stopped working) so they didn't question the issue much, if at all.
[G Tablet General] voyageurs60:
Personally I would have like the gTab to have a full size SD card slot... can't see the advantage of the micro SD... camera has full size and would have been nice to interface... long post - I would not consider this a "negative" of the XOOM...
[G Tablet General] qipengart:
micro SD slot not working because Honeycomb 3.0 doesn't support external cards yet. The price you pay to be on bleeding edge here. :eek:
[G Tablet General] ralexand:
I see what you're saying, but the fact is that microSD is more compatible than a full SD card as long as you have an adapter. You will always be able to transfer to most android phones (which are all micro), and usb adapters for micro are easy to come by. It's personal preference I guess, I just see micro as acceptable in more locations.

"camera has full size and would have been nice to interface" -- not sure what you mean by that?
[G Tablet General] akodoreign:
Asus, Acer, and the xoom development community all managed to get it working :P Sooooo.. I am pointing to motorolla to get their crap together on this one :D
[Nook Color General] swaaye:
On my EeePC 900 with its slow "SSD" drives (very poor write speed), browsing performance is dramatically improved by having the web browser put its cache files into a RAMdrive. On Windows is this involves a RAMdrive driver that creates a fake HDD running in RAM, along with changing the browser configuration to point to that drive letter.

On Linux this can be done with some fstab tweaking, by creating a tmpfs filesystem.

Is something like that possible on the Nook Color? A RAMdrive of around 50MB in size should be enough. I imagine that the flash chip in the Nook Color has the same poor write speed as my EeePC (it certainly feels similar).

This also has the side bonus of reducing flash writes.
[Kyocera Zio M6000] pomeroythomas:
I know before "use the search bar" I'm new to android dev and new to the site. I've been lurking for a bit, and i'm pretty sure I know the rules, but I feel like an idiot anyway for even asking, but I saw that getting the kyocera boot.img (i dealt with this) was a pain to restore, and I was just wondering if this would change the process of flashing custom boot.img and boot animations on the Zio.
[Kyocera Zio M6000] Mattix724:
Once we get the source code we will be able to make custom boot images. For now you can use a custom bootanimation
[EVO 4G Android Development] mygti02:
So ya, i have, or HAD some text messages on my phone that i needed and when i plugged my phone into my computer and connected it to use USB teether all of my text messages disappeared. Is it possible that the messages are still on the phone somewhere and maybe i can retrieve them via console? or are they just gone?

Stock EVO 4G
[EVO 4G Android Development] bradleyw801:
I would imagine that the two are probably unrelated. If you post this in Q&A, I am sure you will get a quicker response. People go there looking to help answer questions, you probably won't get assistance here. Thanks.
[EVO 4G Android Development] mygti02:
woops my bad, i thought i was in the Q&A....MOD you mind moving this thread over or i can start a new one?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] shad0wboss:
I was hoppinh through the emulators today and came across this and something which strike me is that this emulator for pc is written in java, so do you people think, it's possible to port this to android? i mean we've got nintendo DS emulator but it's choppy not because of the performance but having two screens is annoying to be honest. JPCSP Source Code

The GUI would have to be completely written down in eclipse but that's pretty much it to be able to run this on android

Now we know that psp GPU works at 333mhz which is not so high and it uses openGL when GPU in android uses openGL ES but it's just a thought i would like to discuss on. Positive comments are welcome ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] evilgenius31:
I'd hate to burst your bubble... but generally emulation needs a system 5-10 times more powerful than the emulated CPU. The psp's CPU is 333mhz and then on TOP of that, you have GPU emulation.

The psp itself is capable of (slow) N64 emulation - so it's actually a little more powerful than you think.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] spitfire_:
Google psx4droid zodttd

It is already a working emulator;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] anandyaa98:
How about my dual core galaxy s2. im pretty sure that should be able to handle it if we set the minimum cpu value to like 1ghz so that it doesnt underclock it self randomly
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] usernameno1willtake:
any luck

hi im very interested in this thread being as i have a jxd s7100b and also a s5110 android gaming system. i was wondering if there has been any new up comings of psp emulators for android systems. i realize that it takes power.. the s7100 is supposes to be double core running at 1gig with 512 ddr3 ram. i do beleive that that should almost power all the game system emulators. but i am not one programming only kitty scripting. :| so far ive been able to play fpse (i believe thats the name) ps1 emulator with no problem and im quite surprized at the n64 even.. its not perfect but at least it runs unlike the psp running the emulators. so with that being said i would really like for some more help on this subject. im even going as far as learning more in adb and eclipse but like i said im not a programer help much appreciated :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] IcemanSR:
Forget about psp java em. There is absolutely no chance for that.

Using U8110, V9. CM7 trough tapatalk
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] SifJar:
That's a PSX emulator, not a PSP emulator.
[Android Themes] aussieglis:
I've been trying to remove a single line from a xml document in an theme chooser-apk for the whole day but to no success.

Could someone help a noob out?
[Android Themes] aussieglis:
... I simply want to take away the part of the theme that themes launcherpro widgets.

Pleeeease help :)
[Android Themes] zexcrazy:
Have you decompiled Theme? What is exact problem?
[Android Themes] kevin2516:
Delete the xml that controls launcher pro, com.fede.. something
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ditchmagnet:
Could someone measure and let me know the diameter of the circular water damage sticker?

-nvm
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mygti02:
So ya, i have, or HAD some text messages on my phone that i needed and when i plugged my phone into my computer and connected it to use USB teether all of my text messages disappeared. Is it possible that the messages are still on the phone somewhere and maybe i can retrieve them via console? or are they just gone?

Stock EVO 4G
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh roxxorz:
Are you using any sms backup apps?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mygti02:
no, thats how i figured out that its all missing. I posted earlier asking about an SMS backup app, so i downloaded one and when i went to back it up, thats when i realized nothing was there.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MrRusch:
I am using Overcome ROM v1.4.2 and I have modified some framework files to show the network signal strength more accurately in the status bar.

The dBm value ranges from -113 (worst) to -51 (best), where -113 is equivalent to an ASU of 0, and -53 an ASU of 31.

Unless changes have been made to these system-files in later versions of the ROM, this modification should also work on more recent Overcome releases (and other JMK-based ROMs). However, I have NOT checked this myself.

Also, note that this will remove any themes applied to these system-files. So, try this modification at your own risk. If something goes wrong, you can just push back the original files, so make sure you make a backup of these first.

Installation:

Extract the modified services.jar and framework-res.apk to your internal storage (/sdcard) and perform the commands through ADB in the order stated below:

If you like the mod, themers get to it. The files in framework-res.apk (/res/drawable-hdpi/) can easily be swapped, e.g. with images for the ASU value instead of dBm (which honestly is quite unintuitive although accurate), or perhaps something more graphical like what we did for the Xperia X10.

Screenshots:

Downloads:

dBm

ASU

Graphical

If you experience any problems, I will try to correct them. But I think it should be stable. Enjoy!
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MrRusch:
I have developed this modification a little bit further. It now also shows WiFi strength as a percentage, with increments of 5%.

Installation:

Extract the modified services.jar and framework-res.apk to your internal storage (/sdcard) and perform the commands through ADB in the order stated below:

Screenshot:

Download:

WiFi & ASU
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] MrRusch:
Reserved...
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] chickenfarmer:
How can I port this mod to my HTC Evo 4G?
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] ParrotSquawk:
new upload site please

Can you post the files to a new uploader? Mega is closed.

Also. Will this work on a galaxy note?

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] smali26:
can someone do a cwm zip to flash.
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] kramiel16:
Thank you for this. Can you upload it to google drive or dropbox if possible? Thanks
[Galaxy Tab  Android Development] the_original_teknikl:
can you post a guide on how you did this? possible?
[Off-topic] Cheetohz:
I plan ok keeping a controller in my car our in my locker at work to play emulators easily at lunch as my phone has no keypad, which makes gaming hard. I've been lookimg at the wii classic controller pro, but it has to be wired into the wii controller. Do they make any controllers with many buttons that will pair right into the wii wirelessly?

Where are my best options to begin shopping for the best prices?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Shinzul:
Kernel Manager released! Lite (free): http://tinyw.in/0i8, Pro (cost): Available in the Market...ENJOY!

Hey everyone! I wanted to introduce a new app with a very simple but ambitious goal: create a place where all kernel developers can submit kernels easily and reach a much wider audience with ease.

The app currently does this:

1) Downloads a kernel from our fast and stable teamwin server

2) Unzips the relevant files (modules included)

3) Flashes the kernel

4) Installs the kernel modules

5) Clears cache/dalvik-cache

6) Reboots to apply the changes.

This entire process takes less than a minute, generally, (depending on download speeds of course :)), and it is extremely simple for end-users to find a kernel, filter by kernel features (BFS, CFS, HAVS, SBC, etc) download/install kernels, and submit ratings for their favorite kernels.

If you use IRC, join us in freenode in #kernel-manager!

In order for this to be a success, we need support from kernel developers like YOU! Submitting a kernel to Kernel Manager is totally free and we even provide hosting for you! Right now I'm looking for kernel developers to submit kernels to start populating the app. Submitting kernels is easy!

THE LINK IS FOR KERNEL DEVELOPERS SPECIFICALLY! Go to http://kernels.teamw.in and register for an account! Once it's approved, you can easily enter new kernels, which immediately show up in the app. The app will be released in the market, and there will be a free+ad supported version, and a for-cost version that removes the ads.

Right now, we have a specific list of supported phones, but plan to add every nand-unlocked phone as soon as possible. (There are a lot of variables to account for on multiple devices to make sure the process works :))

Please feel free to provide me with any feedback you have, or feature requests in order to make this a great tool for all of android to utilize!
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] brian6685:
This is a great idea, nice work! I'm excited to see how it pans out.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Ulatec:
Sweet! Will be on the look-out for this! This more than likely be a companion to RomManager one day!
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] sano614:
This looks very good! :D
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] KnightMAREcrow:
I've been waiting for something like this to come out since I have zero coding skills. Great job and good luck.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] footballpics.info:
where to download?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] croques:
But, as always, how can we be sure third parties aren't adding a little nasty extra, such as a backdoor?

I prefer to get my kernel from the dev I've learnt to trust.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] SoleOfJohn:
You can be paranoid, but until they give you a reason to be, don't... You don't worry about the stuff coming from team CM do you? They can do FAR worse with building an entire ROM! Looking forward to it!
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] bratfink:
Really looking forward to using this, great to have developers trying to make things better/easier for all the community, and i see this definitely coming in handy!
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] footballpics.info:
yep sounds cool but ... where can i doenload this "Kernel Manager"???
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] sano614:
The download links are in the first post... you can also search for it in the market.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] deejaylobo:
Tried flashing Netarchy kernels a couple of times. Failed to flash on both tries.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Waza_Be:
Same for me.. Failed to flash!
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] sano614:
Has anyone tried the new updated version?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Shinzul:
The netarchy kernels that were posted yesterday were missing something from the zip file. There should be new netarchy kernels in the list that are fixed - they should flash.

NOTE: There's currently an issue with modules not getting copied correctly for nexus s kernels. I have a fix pending soon.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Nizzay!:
Gonna download it now, thanks for making this. Currently on Netarchy.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Shinzul:
Nexus S users rejoice!

The latest market release fixes the bug that made your wifi stop working after flashing! All should work now, and let me know if it doesn't.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] deejaylobo:
I tested this two more times after the update. Note, both times I went into advanced settings and checked clear cache and dalvik cache (well, it was recommended for most users)

First attempt : Was attempting to flash Netatchy CM7 bfs kernel. During flash got an error along the lines of not being able to install on disk due to insufficient memory. I was asked to reboot and try again. On reboot, the phone went into the bootloader by itself with "no boot image" found. Rebooting would repeat this behaviour. Had to restore from CWM.

Second attempt : Same as above but, this time on reboot I got stuck on the Google logo scene. Waited at leas five minutes, did a battery pull; tried again, same result. Once again did a restore with CWM.

With regard to memory, I have around 700 MB of "internal memory " and 4GB of "external " memory.

Counting two before the update that's 4/4 failed attempts to flash a kernel using this app.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] craftyguy:
Failed for me with:

What version of busybox is required for this??

EDIT: I updated busybox, and ran into the 'no space' error as well. Rebooting showed that this app dorked up my boot. Luckily I was able to boot to recovery and navigate to sdcard\kernel-manager\netarchy\ and flash the zip manually. This app needs a lot of work..
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Shinzul:
I'm trying to pinpoint what is causing this :(. Sorry about that :o
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] qielan:
great,i will to use.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] GIBFEIN8:
Cool idea,

but the same problem. Copied the zipfrom from the download-folder to the root-directory and flashed it with cwm... perfect.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] skitapa:
I tried the regular version first which made my phone not boot or able to access recovery image. I fixed it though with the use of fastboot :-D

When I later tried the version from within rom manager everything worked out perfectly. Thank you for a great app :-)
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Gonizahavy:
dont forget to prepare a working kernel.zip or nandroid backup in case the 'Kernel Manager' does not flash the kernel successfully (happened to me).
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] joshthewaster:
Me too.

I backed up my rom, rebooted, opened kernel manager, downloaded and flashed. Whatever happened I booted and could only load to the bootloader. From there I was able to get into recovery to restore. A second try with kernel manager worked perfectly.

I look forward to progress/bugfixes being made on this though. The ease of downloading through the app is great. The interface is great. Reading about the kernels and being able to rate them is awesome.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Shinzul:
I found the nasty bug causing this problem. Version 1.2.0 will have a fix for it.
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Shinzul:
If anyone was having issues with the "out of disk space" bug, please try the latest market version (1.2.0). It fixes this issue!