yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Play General] Delna:
but play doesn't even have the ability of changing focus.......

I don't think SE will enhance any camera ability of play......

It may reduce the sale of Arc or Neo..........
[Xperia Play General] Vortex Unleashed:
Same goes for the Bravia Engine, almost the same.

It’s absolutely inacceptable not to assemble it.
[Xperia Play General] Deleted member 2488575:
Is there any news on this?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kazumahits:
Recently I just saw the miui music on other rom, its awesome. I search the MIUI Music player here at the forum and i saw many but thats for other roms the MIUI music that i downloaded here at forum is not the latest. I just want to know where do I can download the latest MIUI Music player for Vibrant and for all Roms in vibrant.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VibrantWind:
Well since I`m currently using MIUI ROM, i can extract the MiuiMusic.apk from it and i can send it to you through e-mail. Not sure though if it is the latest version but since i`m running the latest update, it might be. PM me your email add if you want it.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kazumahits:
thanks, i appreciate your effort and kindness :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clement01:
UPDATE: SOLVED - flashed JVB with bootloaders...everything working fine now. Thanks.

Hi, sorry to bother you again.

Firstly, I flashed through odin JVK rom with JVK Bootloaders [GT_I9000_XXJVK_XXJVK_OXAJVK_Sbl.exe > extract > placed files on odin]

Everrything fine.

Secondly, I flashed through odin JVB rom [GT_I9000_XWJVB_XXJVK_NEEJV3.exe ? extract > same procedure].

Everything fine.

Then, went on to flash CF-Root-XW_XEE_JVB-v3.1-CWM3RFS.tar [Chainfire's root]: and odin said failed.

I then re-did step 1: everything ok. Then re-did step 2: but instead this time I flashed JVB rom [GT_I9000_XWJVB_XXJVK_XEEJV3.exe > extract > same procedure] BUT, ODIN GAVE ME FAIL and it soft-bricked.

I didn't panic, re-did step 1: and then step 2: and I flahsed the first JVB rom with NEE CSC; BUT, ODING GAVE ME FAIL ONCE AGAIN :(

I re-did step 1: and I'm JVK right now. at least it's functioning.

What am I missing??
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clement01:
some more details: the first rom I always flash is JVK WITH bootloaders, however the subsequent roms i flash JVB w/ Nee or Xee CSC are always WITHOUT bootloaders...dunno if it helps.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayongkot:
can you flash gingerbread directly from eclair? or do you have to flash froyo first and then gingerbread in sequence. just want to know.

thanks
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barca-x:
Hi everyone

i have nexus s 9023

and i want to unroot .. how i can do it ??

remember " 9023 " not " 9020 "
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matt2053:
Rom Manager. Download Rom. Stock images. Download and flash 2.3.3 stock image. Boot phone. You will be completely back to stock and unrooted.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonny82:
OK so I have been flashing the new Roms on my phone for a long time now and recently I've noticed that the market doesn't work on the newer Roms. If I go to the market and try to download something it will just say downloadIng and will stay that way. I had to keep an old version of a Rodriguez Rom on my phone, flash back to that, update my apps and then back them up to put them on the newer Roms. Long story short, the market doesn't work for me on newer Roms. Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baseballfanz:
What new rom? You doing full wipe when going from one rom to the next?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonny82:
all of them. Well the Miui Roms. Cyan is the only Rom that doesn't do it. And I do wipe. 5 times like it says. Still doesn't work.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danger-rat:
Possibly a sign of corrupt data on the SD. Try running ScanDisc from your PC on the SD card, and fixing any errors...
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xperia Sense:
I have been reading the threads on this forum, for awhile but wondering why there hasn't been kernel releases based on 2.6.32(2.2) or 2.6.35(2.3). Wouldn't it be easier to just port the drivers directly to the new kernels and the work out the features instead of working on the features with the old kernel and try to port them again later?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seajamiet:
The devs believe .52 is the best. I wouldnt worry about basebands. It doesn't do much apart from provide the radio and sensor stuff. If you want kernels then just flash. 52. No big deal really

Update: I did skim read a little ;)

Yes I'm with you now, its much better for updated Linux kernels for better compatibility and performance, so I agree, why not devs???
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xperia Sense:
Im talking about the linux kernel that the rom is running on, not the baseband for the rom. But thanks for the reply anyways :)
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dogwoofer:
He's talking about the android kernels, not the basebands :p

but a wild guess would be maybe the newer kernels aren't compatible with SE's basebands?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xperia Sense:
maybe but if they could port the 2.3 rom to the current basebands, why can't they port the baseband to the kernel? hopefully one of the devs can answer this.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rogem_kk:
They want to start with something that works. Once SE's kernel will be fully modified and working, then they can move on. Much better way forward than to jump in with a totally new kernel version.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seajamiet:
Hello. I would like to express my feelings about the development going on for kernels ATM. Firstly I don't understand how or where to install a kernel and usually it fails and tbh it didn't suprise me. The lack of clear easy to read step by step instructions is high. You got all these custom kernels but they all require a certain rom and the threads are full of files from the planet Mars and you don't know where it belongs.. Guys why can't you let the people who made the rom's release kernels in their threads instead of another thread because that way people like me will not struggle because tbh trying to find a kernel which actually works is an extremely hard task for people like me. I can sum up the organization of the forums ATm "pigsty"

Threads I feel need a cleanup are:

- Doomlords custom kernel development

- the Alfa release report thread

Wolfbreaks rom thread is a perfect example of what I'd like to see for kernels. With all the support right there I found installing his rom very easy.

Anyway I can't complain to much really because it is all done voluntarily. I'm not trying to say your not doing a good job because you are and its great to see the x10 have a lease of life but the hard work your.putting in is useless if nobody can utilize it

P.s: -Pilot (mod) sorry about that last thread, my brother hijacked my computer and felt like annoying you and other users.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CMoney87:
None of the available kernels have been released as final so there is no need to post a thread specifically for each. The development threads are for developing projects its up to you if you want to test them. Nobody needs to specifically target their threads to people who lack basic computer knowledge or fail to read the posts. The instructions for installing anything on these forums are readily available for anyone who can use the search function and read and most of the visitors here have no problem understanding the threads.
[XPERIA X8 General] sukartochen:
I had try to custom floyo roms on my phone and its succes..,but why its so many bug and error.,for the sample, radio fm its dissapear.,camera cannt work,some application with force close sometime,flash player can instal but cant use and force close when me plug in its,n64oid cant instal,and its be reboot it self..,so many bugs..,its nice rom but to many bugs..,any one know what the best custom roms and where i can get it?..thank yours so much for give me a suggestion..
[XPERIA X8 General] anmiman:
before you install custom rom,you should read what works and not working..and x8 cant use flash player...maybe you can try minicm rc2...the only thing that does work on it is compass..
[XPERIA X8 General] andrasandhi:
try to factory reset / full wipe

for me,its really stable,only a few bugs,likes 'sdcard safe removed' issue after heavy-usage phone

sorry for bad english....
[XPERIA X8 General] sukartochen:
Are you sure only compas?..
[XPERIA X8 General] sukartochen:
Are its make me loss my application if i do full wipe?
[XPERIA X8 General] anmiman:
i think soo
[XPERIA X8 General] Dare-Devil Inside:
Try miniCM. It's the most stable rom, atm. Compass dont work, but everything else does.

Issuse with sd card safe to remove is on all custom xperia series rom, due to custom kernel is not finshed yet, bootloader not cracked yet.
[XPERIA X8 General] andrasandhi:
yes

after u pushing a custom rom,try to 'factory reset' via xrecovery,it makes ur phone 'fresh'.

regards
[XPERIA X8 General] andrasandhi:
sorry,double post...
[XPERIA X8 General] fookelvin:
y not u try 2.3.3 gingerbread?much more better and almost everything done.
[XPERIA X8 General] wujekandrzej:
some of the things you mentioned aren't actually bugs, it's just we can't get flash and n64oid working on our devies, ony any roms, because the armv7 cpu is needed, these apps don't support armv6 devices. btw, you can install n64oid on 2.3 roms, however the app gets FC after loading a rom.
[XPERIA X8 General] tojnas:
MiniCM is the best right now but dont jump to RC2 yet . there are a lot of other roms developed using minicm base like the nexus rom which have been uploaded by the devs . spend some time reading through the development forum to get the idea.

They all have the standard bugs tho. Elelinux is supposed to best in terms of random bugs but minicm has everything working including camera and hd video recording. :D

P.S - gingerbread roms are also really good but there are some sacrifices to be made there .;)
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Hey

Im sorta "hell bent" on getting a 32GB microSD Class 10 card ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1031312 ) but they are very limited to find. I want a Class 10 because of data transfer and the snapping of pictures/video taking is alot quicker.

I just want to know what class did you get, for what purpose, and what do you use your mobile device most (taking pictures, internet, calling, etc).

Just so everyone knows (just in case):
[General Accessories] Seiphr:
Hey,

I was really keen on getting a class 10 32Gb too, but they are very expensive. In then end I opted for a 16Gb class 10 as Play.com had them on offer a month or so ago. I got a sandisk one. Just had a look for a link, but I don't think they have them now.

Guess you could get it anywhere though. I paid £15 including delivery.

I've done a couple of measurements and it's definitely performing at class 10 speeds. I have an HD2 running an Android Gingerbread SD build and the speed has been more than adequate.

My use is mostly internet, texts and calls. I have done some video/photo stuff since getting the card and it's definitely fast enough.

I used to have a class 6 PNY 8Gb one in there and it's a hell of an improvement, especially now I'm on an SD build. The only thing I would say is android takes a fair while to do it's 'preparing SD card' business when I turn the phone on, but no other issues to report. the new card seems to have helped with the hang issues on installing market apps too, which is nice.

Also - did a defrag on it with Mydefrag (beautiful tool!), which seems to have helped too.

Hope that helps!
[General Accessories] homescrub:
I still use my stock 8GB card I got with my phone. My main use is pictures and apps. Its a class 2.

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[General Accessories] zarathustrax:
I'm currently using 2 32GB Sandisk cards... one is marked class 2, one is marked class 4, but both their average write speeds are pretty similar. They could accurately be marked as class 6.

But really, the class is not important to me. When it comes to choosing a card to use in my phone, I look for cards with quick access times and fast random read and write speeds. Class ratings are really only important when the cards are going to be used in a digital camera or be used as a flash storage drive where you will be transferring large files back and forth.

When it comes to cell phones, a card that can quickly access files and can read/write to many different parts of the card quickly is much more important than a card that can write sequentially fast. You may be able to take large pictures with the camera more quickly with a higher class card, but many cards sacrifice their random access speeds to get that high sequential write speed. This can cause lags and performance loss when running apps or system files off the higher class cards.

The best cards to generally use in cell phones is a class 2 or 4. Many class 6 may perform well, too. There may even be class 10 cards that don't sacrifice that random access speeds. Quality and brand are generally much more important than class to get good access speeds and random read/write speeds.

I really think there needs to be a new rating system for access speeds and random speeds. In general, the lower class cards have better random access speeds, but that's not always the case. There are plenty of class 2 and 4 cards that have terrible random access times, and many class 6 and even 10 that still have great random access. Unfortunately, there's no way to know how a card rates in these areas until you actually test it.

I've always had good results from Sandisk cards... and terrible results from Kingston.

Hopefully, since WP7 requires cards used with it to have good random access speeds, we might start seeing some lines of microSD cards that rate these speeds.

But for now, if you're using the card with wp7, or running android off the card, or running apps or other system files off the card, you will generally have better results with high-quality lower-class cards. I have only been using Class 2 and 4 Sandisk recently. Hopefully a new class and rating system is created for using these cards with smartphones. We are using them more and more for the purpose of internal phone memory... especially windows phone 7, and even with android you see more people making partitions on their cards to use as internal memory to run app and system files. We need a better rating system for cards, cause the current class rating is pretty much meaningless for smartphone purposes.
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Thanks but vote :)

Defraging a flash based storage device does nothing and actually makes its lifetime smaller.

Great post as in the other thread :) I may have to go with a Class 4 (as there are even less Class 6) card as it will also lower the price in my budget. Cant have everything...
[General Accessories] Deleted member 2182971:
I got a good deal on a Samsung 16 gb class 2, figured I'd go for it because I don't really use my phone for too much HD recording :). However, it consistently benchmarks at class 6 speeds.

Yes, I did vote :p
[General Accessories] AMBujny:
32gb sandisk class 4
[General Accessories] johan81:
No clue, is there a program which can be used to check it in a SGS?
[General Accessories] riahc3:
h2testw

Thanks :)
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Thanks for all the votes :)

It seems since Im on a budget, Im going to have to go with a Class 4 even though it hurts as I (thought) a Class 10 was needed. I just hope I dont notice it when taking pictures.

SanDisk without a doubt right?
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Im tempted to make a thread about this as well :P

I just like to make sure what I buy before I do it. Makes me more sure about what Im buying.

Thanks to everyone who has helped me in these 2 (well problably soon 3) threads. I appreciate it :)
[General Accessories] zarathustrax:
Definitely Sandisk....if getting 32GB, look for model # ending in B35A or B35N. I think that's the one I got. I'll double check tonight and let you know. It was listed as class 2 when I ordered it, but it was marked class 4 when I got it, and it had sequential write speeds equal to class 6 (6MB/Sec). I also have a 32GB with model # ending in A11M... this one was mark class 2, but I think newer ones are also marked class 4. Not sure if the newer ones marked class 4 have better performance than the ones marked class 2, but mine which is marked class 2 could also easily be marked class 6 and be as fast in sequential write speeds as most class 6 of other brands... but the class 2 A11M is not quite as fast as the class 4 B36A that I have in both sequential write/read and random read/write & access times. But like I said, the newer A11Ms marked as class 4 may have better performance than the ones marked class 2, and the performance difference between my 2 32GB Sandisks is not very big.... both are VERY good cards in overall performance.

I got both my cards from provantage, I believe.
[General Accessories] stumo5:
Hey zarathustrax, I'm maintaining a microSD benchmark results thread and we have quite a few results now, and it backs up everything you are saying. The 32GB Class2 Sandisk (when it was available) owns everything on random writes. Followed by the 32 Class4 Sandisk.

By comparison, a 32GB Class10 Lexar is benching 350 times slower for random writes than the Sandisk. And yet only offers a doubling of sequential write speed.

Additionally, I maintain an in-phone microSD benchmark thread too. But the results are pretty much cached out by whatever ROM you are running on your phone. So slow cards become much faster, and fast cards become much slower. In the end we found that all cards were performing at around the same speeds. Its only when you changed ROMs would you see a change in in-phone card speed.

Out of phone benchmark link...

http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1582172

In-phone benchmark link...

http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=1468705
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Thanks. Im going to read your links now and see if there are model numbers and get some cards (I should have already bought the card before yesterday)

Thanks again stumo5
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Damn, no model numbers :(
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Stores that are near me and deliver to me only offer Kingston lol...
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Holy ****!

I have found one that has a Sandisk; The only problem is that on the webpage it says that it is a SDSDQM-032G-B35 but the picture shows a 2 written on the card, meaning Class 2. I pretty much refuse going from a Class 10 to a Class 2 and besides the price is 95....

Im going to call and get the model number anyhow....
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Kingston 60 bucks

Sandisk 95 bucks

Man how they like to **** consumers in the ass :( Anyways, he said that what was shown to him was divided by categories and he couldnt tell me the exact model number as it just showed him prices and who supplied it but I rather pay on eBay a Lexar Class 10 at 96 rather than a Sandisk Class 2/4 at 95.

More comparisons: A Sandisk Class 2 32GB at 89 bucks on eBay.

I mean I really have to juggle and ask my self: Is it really worth it? Being on a slight budget, Im not sure.

stumo5 - Has anyone done tests in your microsd exam on TopRAM? I might get them at the end as the prices are just rapist ( :P ). zarathustrax, the price doesnt justify to me at the end, unless I will notice it.

My main dilema was how pictures were going to be taken as I imagine there will be a lag in picture when I press it and when it is actually taken. Also file transfers and installing/running applications from the SD card. Your explanation was great zarathustrax but Im not sure if its going to be worth the price.

My first smartphone (Nokia E70) I went with Kingston but it surprises me in a way that people talk so bad about Kingston in the flash memory card area.
[General Accessories] riahc3:
And I now see on eBay a Sandisk 32GB Class 4 at about 75....More or less.
[General Accessories] MacaronyMax:
I'm currently using the 8gb one that came with my Desire Z although I have a class 6 8Gb somewhere that I bought but I haven't felt the need to swap yet for some reason I can't tell a difference :cool:
[General Accessories] stumo5:
U serious? its hard enough getting dudes to post full benchmarks, let alone a microscopic 20 digit hexadecimal code as well! And even then, as you have found, you can't get the code off a potential seller beforehand anyway.

EDIT: and that post has been maintained for almost 6 months now, and look, I've got a whopping 30 results (and about 8 of them are my results from my own cards). Seems everyone wants to know this info before they buy, and then are like meh whatever (until its time to upgrade - rinse/repeat).

Unfortunately there is no middle ground in microSD cards right now. Cards are either good at sequential and very vey sucky at random. Or good at random and not quite as good at sequential.

So just buy whichever one for what you think you will use more of.

In my case, coupled with the in-phone benchmark results, I can see that sequential write speed is not important, so I will go with random writes (ie. Sandisk 32GB).

If I was going to use the card in a digital SLR, I'd get one with good sequential writes (ie. Lexar).

If I wanted one to do both, I'd still get the Sandisk, since its only half the sequential speed, and so is still good enough for most cameras. Whereas the Lexar is gonna suck balls if I try to run apps2sd or a live ROM/CD off it.
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Getting the SDSDQM-032G-B35N from provantage (like suggested) shows 30 bucks in shipping charges for a damn microSDHC card. Id get it from there but its impossible.

Anyother worldwide shippers?
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Found a place that sells it alot cheaper.....Contacted for model number. Lets see their reply.
[General Accessories] riahc3:
Its a SDSDQ-032G-E11M...
[General Accessories] jggonzalez:
Isn't that program for Windows? Is there a program that will test the card while its running on my Android phone?
[General Accessories] SuperDeform:
Class 4 8gb
[General Accessories] AzumaK:
I have a SanDisk 32g class 4 from Amazon in my Supersonic. I think it was just under $50. Really helps with my FPSe addiction, lol.
[General Accessories] gms81:
Stock 8GB class 2 card

voted :D
[Wildfire General] brilldoctor:
Just reading http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1043896

Is anyone having issues with the cable wich shipped with the wildfire? (im not)
[Wildfire General] 3xeno:
That's scary. For me, I have the included USB Cable connected permanently to a wall socket for charging. and, for daily file transfers from my PC, I am using the cable from my previous Nokia handset. Nothing untoward seems to have happened on the charging front though.
[Samsung Mesmerize] chidesd:
is there any difference between the mesmerize EC10 rom and the fascinate ED01 rom performance wise? any difference at all? or just called different because there from different carriers?
[Samsung Mesmerize] emarohl:
ED01 is also called EC01, they are both the same. It is an updated version of radio software for the mes and fascinate. Basically, it improves gps and 3g speeds and maybe even the signal strength from EC10.
[Samsung Mesmerize] thebrickbandit:
comparing with my freinds fascinate in my room using wifi.and then disabling wifi and using 3G my ec10 mesmerize was actually a tiny bit faster. this could b becouse of numerous underlying variants though. from what ive read. Stick with ec10 radio if your running ec10 build. so much less complicated and not worth the hassle whatsoever, just my 2 cents.

my setup

heinz57 v.4.30.11\ Latest\ Rom

OTB kernel v1.3

EC10 Build / Radio

absolutly flawless and fast as hell!