yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] AllWin:
You can use it ONLY with SenseGinger v3.0 ROM. For other ROMs you'll have to visit the website i mentioned above and make one for your self ;)
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] Jchap808:
its not working, UOT wont let me submit it only with the battery mod.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] AllWin:
Kitchen working just fine and bellow is a proof of my words:

Flashable .zip for GingerVillan 1.5 only (make sure to do Nandroid Backup before flashing)
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] Tommebaas:
Can you explain how you did that?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] AllWin:
C'mon guys, it's pretty well explained in their website - http://uot.dakra.lt/how_to/
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] musicalchino:
If you go to the kitchen website, you basicallly choose the options you want and then you click submit after you've put in everything that you want i.e. battery indicator, scroll glow, and etc. Then you have to wait while the kitchen puts it together and then it'll give you the zip file which you just flash through clock work and you're done. I believe there is also a how to section on the kitchen website. This thing is brilliant. It made senseginger 3.0 the best rom. Now if someone would come out with a kernel that would work for this rom so that I can over clock this bad boy that would be great.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] Tommebaas:
So I made the battery mod, but I can't submit it to the kitchen.

Can someone help me?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] AllWin:
Have you uploaded SystemUi.apk and Framework-res.apk files? If not, do so, then select mod/mod's you like and only then click on "submit".
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] Tommebaas:
I'm a total noob in this stuff, where can I find those files?
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] gottago:
While I am not rooted, I use Zbox from the market. It has a number of utilities in one package with menu bar indicators and battery % is one of them.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] deaththeorist:
lol yea where to find? :S
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] amd_203:
System UI apk can be found in system/app

Framework-res apk can be found in system/framework

Extract the ROM zip on your computer and get them there.
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] deaththeorist:
Ooo... I see... Thanks man!

Sent from my HTC Vision
[G2 and Desire Z Themes and Apps] paulwoods1114:
There's an app on the market as called battery indicator
[Focus General] rruffman:
Hi

not sure if anyone else has noticed this but it seems that the call end button, the button to view the dial pad and the button to view speaker options are burned into my screen!!! viewing in most apps it is not noticable but if you open internet explorer and go to a new page without loading a website the images of the buttons and very visiable in a brownish color I have had my focus since it was released in the US, I have also checked my wifes focus and it also has this burned into her screen.. Has anyone else noticed this?
[Focus General] jmerrey:
Yes, I have the call tile, message tile, and the little circle/arrow burned into my screen. As you said, it's only visible on light colored screens, but it is visible. Unfortunately, unlike the temporary burn-in on new plasma tvs, this burn-in will not go away.

If you want to see something really bad, go up to the at&t store and check out the Focus that's on display. The Focus at my local at&t store looks horrible. I can't imagine anyone wanting to buy that phone if they saw that display model...

edit: by the way I love your weather app, I have had a few problems with it over the time i've used it, and you have always been fantastic with your support. Thanks!
[Focus General] daniel_leavitt2000:
Are you using blue tiles? I heard Blue OLEDs burn out faster than other colors and changed my tiles to green.
[Focus General] jmerrey:
I have been using the brown almost exclusively; occasionally I'll go with blue, green, or lime, but the brown just looks the best to me.
[Focus General] rruffman:
thanks for the comment. on to your screen you have the actuall tiles burned into your screen? wow i only have the call end and function buttons burned i think its related to having my display on bright i took it off the automatic.
[Focus General] jmerrey:
It's actually not the tile, it's the icon inside the tile that is burned in, but it's only visible on white screens. It's still quite annoying. As soon as the hd7s is out I'm going to compare screens, if the slcd is close to the samoled then i'm jumping ship I think...

and yeah my screen is on bright (not automatic) also. I think my problem is that I have the time out set to 5 minutes, and I never locked it myself
[Focus General] MartyLK:
Based on HTC's latest track record with the Desire HD and Inspire 4G, make sure you analyze the viewing angle of the HD7-S. HTC has said it will have a Super LCD but, according to an answer they gave to a customer complaining it wasn't true S-LCD tech, the display will likely be what HTC is calling "Super" LCD...meaning it is their name for the super-sized display...and having nothing to do with true S-LCD tech.

If the viewing angle isn't as good as the iPhone 4 or Focus...or other SAMOLED/AMOLED equipped devices...then it isn't the higher-tech display but just an ordinary non-TFT LCD.
[Focus General] foxbat121:
Super AMOLED is a great screen. But the pixel life span is still way short. The Blue pixels are the shortest. The old stats are 2000 to 4000 hours. New information point it around 10000 to 14000 hours. But Samsung didn't release any spec on this.

You should always keep the screen dim and keep it on as short as possible. Reportedly use a red theme will not only preserve blue pixels but also prolong battery life.
[Focus General] PaullikesWINMO:
No burn in here. I have the phone set to turn off screen within 30 seconds, and have always used Lime colour tiles since it matches the Xbox Live tile.
[Focus General] jmerrey:
Just a follow up on this issue, and possible a "what not to do" post. The burn in on my screen is getting worse. On a white screen, I can now see the phone icon, message icon, small circle/arrow, the word calender, and my google mail icon. I have the screen set to time out after 30 seconds, and I have the brightness set to high (not auto).
[Dash 3G, Snap General] Gabriela19:
anyone else run into this problem? Ive only had it a couple of weeks. Any suggestions would be awsome!
[Dash 3G, Snap General] Plazma1:
Ya - this happens to me all the time when I come out of the subway. The only thing that gets data back is a quick reset.
[Dash 3G, Snap General] StubbyinKCMO:
I have been getting this as well. Tmobile is my carrier and I thought that they were nerfing my phone or something since installing 3VO rom.

I start to get webpages, then it bounces me back to the home screen. But if I reopen IE/Opera the webpage HAS loaded and I can view it. I think it may be my home button sticking or something but I am unsure.

It has only started doing that though. Phone could be just wearing out. It happens.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] banes:
Reserved for later
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] KefkaticFanatic:
I've been using "Battery Monitor Free" by Simmo and it's been working quite well. I like the widget better than Circle Battery as it shows temperature and voltage as well. Just a personal preference deal though probably, both show 1% increments and seem to be accurate in doing so.

Also, I would like to warn anyone installing via Appbrain, the Appbrain market application has some sort of weird leak so that it accounts for 15% of battery loss. It also will constantly restart itself if ended, so there really is no option besides an uninstall unless you like shorter battery life.

If you really want to have a game list, you probably want another topic, but regardless you should at least include Fruit Ninja ^^

Alchemy is another fun little game.

In terms of communication apps:

imo beta is a great mass-IM application, having MSN, Skype, Facebook, GChat, etc support. However, it is still beta so there are occasionally bugs. I would recommend it though if you like to use Skype along with other protocols, as it is the only IM app that I've found to also support Skype.

eBuddy is also nice, having the same tab layout and such, though it doesn't have Skype support. It's more stable at the moment than the beta imo release however. I use it as a backup.

setCPU is one of the obvious must-have root apps, being that you can underclock for battery saving whether you're doing simple tasks or just have your screen off.

Evernote is a must-have notetaking app, with syncing to your desktop application and website, image and voice notes, and some nice sharing features.

Weatherbug is a nice weather app, it has a good GUI and nice notification temperature deal. Does not have any noticeable effect on battery life in my experience. I've heard some negative things about the paid version however, so I would watch out.

Just a few.
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] palmboy5:
None of the links ending with "=search_result" work.

EDIT:

Actually the post seems to be copied from another post, but not the proper way (quote and copy quote contents).
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] KefkaticFanatic:
They work for me on multiple browsers, whether or not I'm logged in. Try again?
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] palmboy5:
I was talking about the original post, sorry for the misunderstanding! :D
[Atrix 4G Themes and Apps] banes:
fixed the links section thanks for that, I will update with your app suggestions later on KefkaticFanatic, mucho appreciated!
[Gen8 General] Lenn:
Hey,

i just want to know why you guys bought an archos tablet?:D

i hate apple^^ (so option 2)
[Gen8 General] utho:
The offer Archos made was just increadible - such a device for such a price, that´s simply a must. And a cool way to piss off IPad users. :-D
[Gen8 General] deliriousDroid:
Found it cheap on xda :)
[Gen8 General] hugsrwarmy:
I got my Archos 70IT for various reasons: I can take notes better in school, for entertainment, and well..I don't really like Apple either.

It's a really good portable on-the-go laptop, since everything opens instantaneously.
[Gen8 General] teddybearjr69:
I am a big reader, so a kindle was always in my sights, but i am a big comic/graphic novel reader as well and have a huge digital collection that is a pain to read on a computer/laptop/netbook. The archos 101IT seemed the perfect solution and the form factor is pretty much exactly that of a comic. Add to that the functionality as a media device/ a web surfer and an android device, for the price and the openness(no proprietary software, no proprietary software), expandability(micro sd slot and standard usb port), it was what i needed and what i wanted when i wanted and needed it and has not done anything yet to seriously disappoint me.
[Gen8 General] kasperke:
for valentine for the wife. Good value for the first gen tablets. Uses it for casual browsing, email and agenda (jorte) and google maps. The usb port is a nice extra feature.

Ideal for watching my 3 ipcams round the house with tiny dvr monitor as security.

Last firmware made a big difference in speed in the positif way.

Needs tweaking to make it really good, so launcherpro is a must.

Less value for reading books. I also have a dell streak with amolet screen. So much better to read books. It's like having a book in pocket format:)
[Gen8 General] fly_us:
I choose all 3 options :D

When i bought it (Nov last year), it is one of the best tablet in the market in term of price, quality and mod-able. iPad is too heavy and i don't like the idea that i have no fun to mod the software.
[Gen8 General] CarsnGadgets:
option 3.

It gave the best balance of features vs cost of any tablet on the market at the time. I would have bought the 8gb version of the 101, but there weren't any in stock anywhere, so I got the 16gb one.

for £300 its got everything I need, and does far more than other tablets which cost more.
[Gen8 General] KOCTA:
It's lightweight, slick, and rather cheap. I owned chinese pad, iPad and Nook Color -- everything was not my cup of tea. Archos 101 became the best choice for me. By now ;)
[Gen8 General] hellcatt:
i thought it would be a useful tool as a home inspector (the state licensed kind not loud mouth tv show kind) but i actually hardly ever touch it since i got it just over a month ago. ive considered selling it but now im not sure what ill get for it.
[Gen8 General] spicy_puerto_rican:
For me first, I'm glad it's not an iPad! I have never bought and will never EVER buy anything from Apple in my life... period! If anything Apple-made is ever given to me I'll sell it or refuse the "gift." So because of that, I love it!

2nd, I love all the different inputs ON my A101IT!! (The mini HDMI, full-size USB, etc.)

3rd, it's ALL about using it as a big on-the-go screen to watch any of the 400+ DVD movies and listen to the 2,000+ songs on my 500GB Portable External HDD when I go on road trips and plane flights.
[Gen8 General] dalton1091:
had some extra cash and it seems like tablets were the next big thing and i wanted to get in on it and for the price you cant beat it. plus its not carrier locked. sure it requires alot of tweaking to get it right but isnt that what android is all about?
[Gen8 General] min1968:
simply,

IPAD doesn't have Flash

IPAD doesn't have SD card

IPAD doesn't have HDMI

IPAD doesn't support enough video formats

IPAD doesn't have USB storage for easy file transfer

IPAD doesn't have bluetooth tether

and...IPAD is 2x price
[Gen8 General] vespernova:
beside the price, it's very media friendly and it's more powerful then the a5it and my ipaq 210
[Gen8 General] LeoNg628:
I've owned iPad for a while and sold it out, since it is almost useless for me except gaming and gaming....

All I need portable, light,

easy to manage file for my study and works

(I have tons of PDF and PPT for study and tons of DOC and Pics for my works),

also I like watch anime and movies and comics.

iPad can satisfies most of above, but not directly....the fatal problem is iPad was hard to manage file on itself, it dont have file manager and only can transfer file via iTunes ,even USB or Wireless, the transfer files progress is not directly for me.

And the prices is very expensive...I've brought 64GB iPad (WIFI only)for my lots of stuff...but not enough....also iPad cannot play all kind of Video formats and the documents support is weakness.

So I've buy Archos 70IT 250GB version and happy to use it for my movies, anime, and Comics, also it is Android Tablet, file manage is mostly like PC.

*sorry for my English, but I really hate iPad...
[Gen8 General] pintness:
Archos 70 was the first available / affordable Android Tablet

I bought it because I couldn't wait for the Tegra / Android 3 devices, but am pretty happy with it. Still going to upgrade some time for a 9" tegra tablet.
[Gen8 General] toyface:
My main reasons buying my A101 were quite simple.

I had used iPhones for some time until summer 2010 my HTC Desire finally arrived, having used and loved Linux for so many years since school I was glad to have the same level of freedom on most loved device, my phone.

Seeing that (almost) the same freedom was available upon a sleek tablet that played media brilliantly and was a perfect replacement for my aging netbook as my couch surfer/portable media machine I couldn't give it up.

I've had a few problems here and there, but the price I paid and the experience of Android is brilliant, once Honeycomb tablets come down and one suits me like my Archie Archos does I'll be riding that wave as well.
[Gen8 General] blogmaw:
Got it because I wanted a MP4 player and there was only the 70" left but now I'm glad I did that
[Gen8 General] ddukki:
First, I really wanted an Android tablet because my friend had the Galaxy S phone. I didn't want to deal with a phone / data plan, so I decided to look for an MP3 player. Lo and behold, the Archos 43it was the perfect match. I was a little hesitant to buy it, with the Samsung Galaxy 4.0 tablet so close on the horizon. Long story short, I thought it was worth it to buy it and I haven't looked back since. It's an amazing device.
[Gen8 General] mafcov:
For me it's a price quality thing..quality okay and price is okay compared to the 'bigger' companies. Furthermore development..with sde it's nice to play with. (see urukdroid threads)
[Gen8 General] marcusmarcus:
Price, Size (7"), and it was available now (back when I got it)
[Gen8 General] IndyRoadie:
^THIS^

..and price.

I was going to buy a Nook Color and root it, but then saw a barely used 101 for sale for $200 and snagged it.

So far main use is as an eBook reader, with some minor surfing, video watching etc. Worth every penny.
[Gen8 General] kapi:
Bought hd model to replace my infamous iPod Classic 160
[Gen8 General] honighamster:
I bought for watching Porns

no kidding

I bought every Archos device since Archos 605.

They always supported the most video formats and had an usb input.

The display was the reason why i bought the first devices.

Then i trusted Archos and bought every generation.

Next year i will do an exchange year in America and wanted a portabel Internet Tablet. The Archos were cheap so I bought one.

Sorry for my bad english :)
[Gen8 General] ryusen:
Even though i have issues with Apple, i would buy an iPad if it really was the best tool for what i needed. At least for now, i just wanted a cheap tablet to play around with and try out, while the market matures a bit more.
[Gen8 General] ms07.guf:
I bought my loved A70 250 GB because price is reasonable , because I want hard disk, the largest possible, because archos is a seious company.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RjsShadows:
I want to get VirusRom's black themed gingerbread keyboard to my thunderbolt after flashing Das Bamf rom but I'm not sure how. Can anyone help or tell me how? Thank you.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] gazzacbr:
hi, is it possible to share the internet connection on my phone so i can use it on my windows 7 laptop (away from home right now)

kaiser with Thoughtlesskyle latest v18 on SD, .25 kernel
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] Krazy-Killa:
Yes and no. It's based on the Build you currently have installed. From the looks of it you have Not So Super Froyo RLS18. I do believe it has what we call "Wireless Tether" under the App Menu, and if not I think it's under Market. Just look run a search for that app and you should be able to share your internet connection wirelessly.

NOTE: Some providers can tell if you're sharing your wireless data, so I would make sure that your carrier isn't able too, or keep your usage down to a bare minimum.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III Android Development] gazzacbr:
thanks, yes it was there all the time ;-)
[HD7 Windows Phone 7 Development] ansar.ath.gr:
Dear forum members,

In the following A, B, C and D sections is described the flashing process

of the NoDo unbranded ROM: RUU_Schubert_TIM_IT_1.69.401.01_Radio_5.54.09.21_22.33b.50.10U_NoDo

A. Pre-Requisites

If your HD 7 is flashed with a ROM of the following release:

1. RUU_Schubert_TIM_IT_1.64.901.03_Radio_5.63.09.13_3a_22.36.50.15U

then you can flash the following NoDo unbranded ROM and when you like you can comeback to your previous ROM

In case your HD 7 is flashed with a different of the above 1 ROM but your Firmware version at your phone settings>about>more information

is of the form xxxx.yy.zzzzz.901 i.e. with characteristic value 901

then you can also flash the following NoDo unbranded ROM, but you can comeback only to the above 1 ROM

B. Downloading

You must download the following 2 ROMs:

1. Download this zip ROM file: Uploading ...

2. Download this zip ROM file: Uploading ...

Extract the downloaded zip ROM files with an unzip / 7zip utility in separate folders of your choice

C. Flashing Process

In order to successfully flash the provided ROMs you must follow these steps:

1. Flash the ROM of the above (B.1.) extracted zip ROM file

2. After flashing HD 7 will automatically enter again in bootloader mode

3. In the screen of your computer the ROMUpdateUtility will report an ERROR[270]

4. Ignore it and exit from ROMUpdateUtility

5. Now flash the ROM of the above (B.2.) extracted zip ROM file

6. After flashing your HD 7 will boot normally

7. Exit from ROMUpdateUtility and proceed with your brand new ROM

If you do not want them you can delete all operator apps, in order to have more free RAM

Beware, in WP7 deleting an application means it is deleted from ROM

D. ROM Flashing Instructions

In order to flash a ROM follow these steps:

1. Press and hold power-on/off button to power-off the phone

2. Press and hold volume-down button and then press power-on/off button to enter bootloader mode

3. When your phone enters the tricolor screen bootloader mode, release volume-down button

4. Connect your phone to your windows 7/vista/xp pc/laptop with a usb cable

5. Verify that your phone will be identified and relevant drivers will be installed by windows os of your pc/laptop

6. After completion of (D.5.) above, check the usb message connection on your phone screen

7. To flash the ROM go to your pc/laptop folder where the downloaded zip ROM file is extracted

8. Double click on the ROMUpdateUtility.exe file and strictly follow the instructions on your pc/laptop screen

Till next version enjoy!!!

Regards, ansar
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] dco717:
Please help
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] zeppelinrox:
Please read a guide about it.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] forgiventhief:
This should be helpful

Hope this how to helps... you could click the thanks button... if you want to.

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Motorola_Droid:_Full_Update_Guide
[EVO Shift 4G General] bobtsunam:
I need to get my external speaker replaced and have found an authorized repair center. My question is, do I need to ruu back to stock before I take it in? Or am I gonna be alright with leaving the custom rom on there?

<Blaze One>
[EVO Shift 4G General] minlo:
I always return to stock to have warranty work done.....

All it takes is one jack@ss to blacklist you if they notice your not on stock....
[EVO Shift 4G General] bobtsunam:
I wonder if I can get away with just loading up a stock rom? The place I'm getting the speaker replaced is an independent repair shop. Granted they bill through my insurance, but how in depth are they gonna go through my phone to replace a speaker?

<Blaze One>
[EVO Shift 4G General] minlo:
You prolly could but imma better safe then sorry kinda person...lol

They'll have to test the speaker so if its stock looking I'm sure they wouldn't notice.....

Most techs root themselves its just that there is always a possibility that 1 guy/gal may decide to make it a big deal....YMMV esp with Sprint....lol
[EVO Shift 4G General] bobtsunam:
Maybe ill call the place "anonymously" and feel em out...

<Blaze One>
[EVO Shift 4G General] jesusice:
Yeah, 90%+ chance you'll be fine but I still wouldn't risk it personally. I'd RUU and either change SD cards or remove all root related files off of it.

Rooting is pretty easy and if you make a nandroid first you can just restore the phone exactly as it was.

^ Shift Faced
[EVO Shift 4G General] bobtsunam:
Playing it safe ruu'd back to stock. Made backups of everything and moved em to my my laptop and wiped the SD card. Thanks for the help all.

<Blaze One>
[EVO Shift 4G General] BaBnkr:
Back to nand from full stock is only like a 10 min process with the windows root tool now.
[Android Themes] misc86:
So I was checking out the XDA forums.

I am wondering, are there custom skins out there for android 2.1 without needing to reinstall the android platform? As in I only want to change the look of my device, but want to keep my rooted 2.1 without a complete re-installation of the software OS.

Best,