yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
Lol. Looking back... I really lol'ed!

And you we're the first one to make the gaff.

Don't worry, I have email records and quotes to prove your stupidity.
[Off-topic] RinZo:
Haha thanks for keeping those. I looked bad and saw the quote was still there but they deleted my post. I was embarrassed. Oh well haha almost have 1000 posts now
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
1. I always quote (as much as I can)

2. Email notifications!

Both of these combined once embarassed Husam to no ends. I forgot which one was it... it was kinda funny though.
[Off-topic] jaszek:
Wait, so noobs from April have more posts than me? This is blasphemy...but then again, I have quality posts.
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
Beg to differ here. His thanks count is higher.
[Off-topic] tactical45:
Uh-oh...
[Off-topic] Babydollll:
Way to bring a thread back from the dead.... 0.o
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
Zombie or resurrection?

Nah, I thought that was rather cheeky. It's Friday, and I'm in a semi-good mood.
[Off-topic] idavid_:
Haha I remember it :D But I'm not going to tell it here ;)
[Off-topic] metv:
the long way to 10....
[Off-topic] demarton:
long long way to 10
[Off-topic] watt9493:
View attachment 635620

You are looking at a crackflashing troll with ORD.
[Off-topic] Bslydem:
Just cause you don't have ten post doesn't make you a noob

Sent on my HTC EVO 4G with Tapatalk
[Off-topic] :
Nope, but how you make those posts will define whether you're a noob or not. If you say something stupid like "Just trying to get my 10 posts", then you will be deemed a noob.

-Remember, Android hell is a real place and you will be sent there at the first sign of defiance-
[Off-topic] tactical45:
Agreed, though I really don't care about my post count. I have already learned a lot from this site, without asking redundant questions. All I did was search and read.
[Off-topic] Babydollll:
That's, actually the way to do it. I was the same way. I didn't even get a decent post count until I came to OT and joined the "all nite thread spam party" ;)

Sent from my NS (no it's NOT SNS or GNS)
[Off-topic] dexter93:
Babydoll, are you using your telepathy again to read ny mind? That's MY STORY!! :P:P

Sent from my HTC Desire
[Off-topic] idavid_:
Lol same with me.
[Off-topic] user7618:
Is Android hell the local iStore?

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3vo. That is all that needs be said.
[Off-topic] jaszek:
Noob, comes from newb, which comes from newbie, which comes from being new somewhere. Someone who joins, is a noob, until they start being a real part of the community, they arent deemed noobs anymore.

I also got my post count up in OT, didn't touch OT until I got the G2, so it's been 3 phones using this forum.
[Off-topic] Babydollll:
:eek: :eek: :eek: ;)
[Off-topic] husam666:
busted!! :p

your bed rest will never end, stop spying on sparky, he's not cheating on you :p xD
[Off-topic] Babydollll:
Cheating is not what i worry about with Sparky.... :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

Falling off the top of the ferris wheel while fixing it: YES.

Cheating on me: NO.
[Off-topic] husam666:
falling of.... and breaking that n1 :rolleyes::rolleyes:

you love that phone more than him, admit it :p
[Off-topic] Babydollll:
Ok. I love phones more that anyone/anything..... But Sparky already knew that ;)
[Vibrant General] Master&Slave™:
So many people were asking me to update my themes to 2.2.1 and i dont see a big difference between 2.2.1 and 2.2....any help as of why i should update
[Vibrant General] xdarooted:
I tried 2.2.1 because of some of the "modding" for quite a while, been two months or more now. I tried bi-winning, even miui_vb7, and others. I've decided to move back to 2.2 KB5 after hacking around on my wife's which is just updated stock. It seems smooth and responsive even without mem tweaks and voodoo. I'm on WhiteSteel (deodexed kb5) right now. Really happy with it. Wifi calling is working again for me too.
[Vibrant General] shreddintyres:
To try something different. I have been completely satisfied by these different 2.2 roms but got bored so i started flashing 2.2.1 roms, performance is about the same tho i have noticed a slight increase in my battery life.
[Vibrant General] Master&Slave™:
To be honest i think 2.2.1 is just a different framework-res and twframework-res
[Vibrant General] iynfynity:
browser is faster with 2.2.1 than 2.2 in my experience.
[Vibrant General] Master&Slave™:
I didnt see a difference with Gingerclone or Bi-Winning.
[Vibrant General] oka1:
Better battery life and email syncing is less buggy, that is essentially why the 2.21 update. Most of the 2.21 kernels and Roms are in fact 2.22 kernels/roms 'cause they have the email bug already fixed.

Android 2.2 has two revisions.

Android 2.2.1 was the first revision . Android 2.2.1 included some improvements and bug fixes. Improvements were mainly on Gmail application and Exchange Active Sync. It also received an update to Twitter and refreshed weather widget.

Android 2.2.2 was released. It was released mainly to address the email bug that randomly forward the text messages in the inbox. The email bug randomly select a recipient from the contact list and forward a random message in the inbox on its own. This bug was fixed with the Android 2.2.2 update.
[Vibrant General] Master&Slave™:
Thanks
[Vibrant General] VICosPhi:
I thought the 2.2.2 was for text message bug that when you text someone it gets delivered to a random person from your contacts ?
[Vibrant General] Master&Slave™:
See this is why i dnt update em...i just keep it at bionix v and trigger
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] add119:
What apps you use and list them ? Just trying to see if ppl love google android experience phone like i do
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] stachre:
My OG Droid is running GPA12 (2.3.2) and I love the stability; crashes and other issues are rare enough that I don't remember the last one. On GPA12, my phone also feels noticeably snappier than stock, even before overclocking, and improved my battery life by 40%. My old phone doesn't feel old at all, and I don't feel the slightest urge to buy a new one yet. That's some Gingerbread love.

For me, Gingerbread is less about the apps I can run -- although playing Cordy when it was limited to 2.3 and above was cool for like 10 minutes :D -- and more about having a device compatible with features that were made available in Gingerbread (OpenSL ES, for example) for development. Good stuff.
[Focus General] phoenixnr:
Microsoft claims this was fixed with nodo. I am still having problems, volume goes up and down echos etc. Anyone else?
[Focus General] Oscart:
Same here... volume goes up and down (no echos) '04 Acura TL
[Focus General] thanatossassin:
Busted my bluetooth so haven't been able to test it out, but can one of you guys try taping up the mic pretty good and testing out the music over B/T that way? I had a funny suspicion about it before i fried my unit trying to incorporate it into my honda.
[Focus General] jaaks:
I too have the volume problem, but not the echo problem (not that I notice, anyway). It seems to be a little better since the NoDo update, but not what I had hoped. I'm using the Jawbone Icon, which worked flawlessly with my old Fuze.
[Focus General] enjoythemusic:
Agree, the old Fuze worked great with Bluetooth and the Fuze had rSAP support too (which the Focus DESPERATELY needs!!!!!!!!).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] JuarezJr:
Is there any software like as "find my phone" for WM?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] meangreen:
a few..

microsoft myphone has a feature to locate based on what the last update GPS location (if you enabled it)

better app is "smartphone tracker" sends email/sms of current GPS location (to your email/phone number of choice) upon sending a predetermined sms to the phone
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] altae:
Or you could use remote tracker which comes with such a feature among many others.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fallenguru:
Frankly, the number of different versions there's going to be of this phone is starting to worry me.

CPU/GPU: Samsung Exynos / Nvidia Tegra 2

Display: SAMOLED+ / SLCD

NFC: yes / no

Radio: GSM / whatever legacy system the US still insists on using

Carriers: regular international version / a gadzillion heavily branded and slightly but incompatibly modified vanity versions for the major US carriers

That's a lot of possible combinations, even if only a fraction actually come into existence. Probably each will require their own firmware variant as well, resulting in

customer confusion

slower and fewer official updates, with more bugs

fragmented ROM dev community, resulting in reduced ROM choice and maybe even quality

a lot more bricks due to flashing incompatible stuff

even incompatible apps, to viz Tegra optimised games

...

IMHO, this phone alone is worse for Android's dreaded 'fragmented' image than the core OS versions ever were.

Discuss.

(Yes, I like being provocative, no, this is not intended as a troll. Maybe even some good can come of it, like not splitting the XDA forums that much, this time.)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nikzDHD:
Well like most phones at minimum there will be 2 variants one for GSM other CMDA like the Korean version which includes NFC and also TV (lucky buggers!)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EleCtrOx666:
SLCD Never confirmed. Rumor only. Tegra-version in Hong Kong gets Super Amoled +.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ndnesh:
Agreed! Its going to be very confusing, Hopefully Samsung says to the various carriers this time around that they are not going to release different versions of the phone, but i dont see that happening. More Options= More Phones sold= More money for Samsung.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fallenguru:
True, but seeing as the SGS1 and the NS got an SLCD version, I find it to be credible, at least.

I'm rather relieved that there's no DVB-H receiver or the like in the phone - wouldn't want to have to pay the TV tax. :-)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tjtj4444:
I disagree with you a lot...

1. The term "Android fragmentation" as it is used in the community has nothing at all to do about a single hardware manufacturer's different hw-configurations. Android fragmentation is about the problem for developers to make their apps compatible with different Android versions (API-levels) and different resolutions/display sizes. App compatibility is not affected by different base-band chips or different display types with same size and resolution.

2. Having different models for different markets has been common for many years, nothing new here. E g Korea has had TV as standard on high-end phones for years.

3. A modern smartphone platform is modular and similar to a PC (Android is Linux-based). There is probably no-one in the world who has exactly the same PC components in their PC as I have in my PC (e g exactly the same CPU, GPU, TV-card, sound card, mouse, memory etc), but stilll my PC works flawlessy. Removing a peripheral circuit as NFC in certain markets to save cost is a no-brainer for testing, integration, developing Custom ROM etc.

4. So far all rumours indicates that i9100 is with Super AMOLED+ and Exynos. So there will probably not be a Tegra 2 in i9100. Tegra 2 seems to be used in i9103 Otherwise it could be a bit confusing since Exynos & Tegra 2 are different SOC's with quite different GPU's.

5. All your stuff about different carriers etc is just strange, there is nothing new concerning Galaxy S2 here compared to other phones. Having different base-band chips in different market (I don't know if Galaxy S2 needs that) is not a problem and could even improve performance since it is easier to tune the antenna for fewer frequency bands.

6. I don't know if a versions with S-LCD will be called i9100 or not, I'd prefere not to have S-LCD with model name i9100, but we'll see what happens. HTC did this with Desire, and that is one of the most popular phones for modding at XDA. So nothing new here.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fallenguru:
Do you really think that app compatibility won't be affected in practice? The way I see it, if a developer wants to be able to say "compatible with / tested on Samsung Galaxy S 2" they'll have to a) know of and b) test on all variants, or at least the major ones. Take Skype as an example, which works from 2.1 on most phones but needs 2.2 on most / all versions of the SGS1. If you want to use the NDK it gets worse - every major game developer'll need a lengthy FAQ about which version of the game goes on which version of the SGS2.

A lot of apps needed fixes to work on low res devices like the original HTC Wildfire, etc.

On phones that are entirely different or at least perceived as such, this is less of a problem - devs can cope, but when technically near-identical phones are sold under different names (or quite different ones under the same name), there's bound to be a lot of consumer confusion atop of that.

Granted, maybe the other markets' models weren't as visible to me before Android. From a consumer perspective, the borders between markets are disappearing, though, thanks to the internet.

That would work, if there were, as for the PC, a common framework for the development of drivers, which are (also) distributed seperately from the hw. Sometimes drivers can be re-used on another phone with minimal modifications, but nowhere near all the time.

I agree with you insofar as I would love to be able to get just a phone, built to order (within limits), that I could install a variety of different Android distributions on. Sadly, that's not a reality yet.

Yes, we'll see.

Maybe it isn't new, but it's still absurd, at least from an European perspective. GSM vs. CDMA is one thing, but limiting specific models to certain frequency bands of the same standard is done purely for market seperation. It's even more stupid than the DVD region codes.

Again, we'll see.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Scared27:
I think having carrier specific versions with ultra minor changes is completely idiotic (looking at you America). It seems the networks there want to get you onto them because of the specific phone instead of having good plans/pricing.

I think the iPhone has it right, one model released worldwide, I wish every other company did that.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jRi0T68:
As an American, it irritates me, too, that there can't be one version that works in Europe, Asia, and US. Each unit might cost more to make, but it could save money by not having to mfr. 6 different phones instead of one.

I also wonder if Android will ever be truly compatible across multiple devices. Every pc is different, yet they can all run the same Windows or Linux versions, just with different drivers.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] peachpuff:
Good pricing/plans in not the philosophy of an american corporation, maximizing profits and keeping share holders happy at all costs is.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ph00ny:
i think you're confusing optimization vs compatibility
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fallenguru:
Nope, even though the distinction isn't as clear-cut as you might think. Tegra 2 optimised games won't run on other SoCs at all, Firefox Mobile (a freaking browser) will only run on ARMv7+. Even if a lot of apps without low res support somewhat work on low res phones, from the perspective of a customer they "don't work properly" - and that's it.

The fact that different phones support different features is not the problem, the lack of a simple and easy to understand way to communicate these feature differences to the consumer, is. We read spec sheets, regular people as a rule do not. But they'll still want to know why their friend with a German SGS2 can pay the parking fee by touching his phone to a thingamajig, while they, with the UK version, cannot. (Just an example, I've no idea who gets NFC and who doesn't.)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hazem77:
how to know

When you see a retail package, how would you know which version it is? do they show on the box?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fallenguru:
I guess the model number would be printed somewhere in the area where the serial number / IMEI and barcodes are. What features that version has and doesn't have you'd have to know yourself.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tobin_o:
Actually, Sammy announced the HK version as Tegra2/SA+, and then soon after corrected that, stating that HK would be Exynos/SA+

http://hktechnews.com/?p=327
[Nook Color General] ace7196:
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/u/nookcolor-support-software-update/379002520/

http://su.barnesandnoble.com/nook/n...i5g0hg39C2QaLD9nH4HY/nookcolor_1_2_update.zip
[Atrix 4G General] sgtmedeiros:
I agree with everything said here, and the lock button was designed by a monkey on the atrix as well.
[Atrix 4G General] creativedevil:
Man, you are I are on the same boat except, I have never experienced a Palm phone, and I won't ever...

I loved nokia - symbian phones, but the OS is outdated, as well, the technology used to build the phones is from stone age...

Used all different versions of iPhone, iPhones are great and all, but they have same different boring UI. No customization until phone's JBen. Apple wants to monopolize the market with their iOS, great, go ahead and try, i'm not in.

Used HD7 as current WP7 and different bunch of phones with Windows 6.5, they are all okay, WP7 has potential but lack of applications is what keeping me away from trying their phones, also for some reason Windows phone release is really slow compared to Android phones in current market.

Android. Great potential, way better feeling while using the phone than other OS. Honestly, market may not have rich application selection as compared to iOS, but Google's getting there.

One thing I don't like about and I am not pointing at any negative aspect, what I don't understand is why the hell in the world every second software/application developer is running after iOS app development? Don't they see the potential in Android? Don't they see the growth? Just a simple comparison, EA mobile has more than 25 games/apps for iPhone, but only 8 or 9 for Android... And to be honest, I don't like it... I want all of the developers on board come up with an app for android... this is one of the reasons I would still like to have an iPhone on me, just to kill time, there is tons of apps you can just keep playing, reading, doing something with your phone... Again, all of these is my personal opinion... if someone have anything to say about it, well... go right ahead...

But, at the end, I am sticking with my Google Phone... To be precise, Moto Atrix and HTC G2... Lovin'em.
[Atrix 4G General] Mark_Bryant:
Thanks for share
[Atrix 4G General] Juan__Miller:
path too long

I suggest you Long Path Tool will let you easily delete, copy or rename long path files, you can try it for better service.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] syncopy:
Title must be explanatory.

How do I change the default to my region? I've enabled "Geolocation" if that makes any difference. It keeps displaying everything in Chinese!!

Anybody experiencing this?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] foalsrock:
Is the UI in Chinese as well? If not,

Try disabling bandwidth saving mode in settings.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] stelios97:
Srom-2.3.3Gingerbread-v1​

Visit Project's page @ google code​

Notes:

This rom is based on Minicm 7 2.0.1 of NobodyAtall

Read the instructions before install

It is A very stable gingerbread rom

Check the requirements before install.

Features:

Miui Camera

Miui Music

Wifi

Video recording (Videocam Illusion)

Audio Recording (Not stock)

Xperia Arc launcher fixed (accessible dock bar)

Torch

Honeycomb theme

Bluetooth

Fm Radio (Fixed on/off corner button)

Audio Mixer

Offline Charging

SE Stock Keyboard

Headjack detection

Sensors

GPS

Compass

Vibration

Gingerbread App2sd native

Google music 3.0

Astro File Manager

GMaps 5.30

New app icons (SE style)

Sony ericsson stock boot animation

Overclocked (710mhz)

Arc ringtones and notifications

[*]Se stock launcher 4 corners

[*]Theme fixes

[*]Fake dualtouch v7 with game mode

[*]Mddi lug fix

[*]Sony Ericsson Stock Camera

[*]New radio corner buttons

[*]Based on Minicm 7 2.0.1 of NobodyAtall

Bugs:

(Please use the project's tracker for reporting bug.)

Video Recording (See troubleshoot for solution)

Audio Recording (See troubleshoot for solution)

Fm Radio

Instalation Guide:

Download Srom-2.3.3Gingerbread-v1

Copy it to the sdcard of your phone

Reboot into xrecovery

Instal custom zip

Choose custom zip from sdcard

Srom-2.3.3Gingerbread-v1

Yes

Factory Reset (Full wipe) (No need to do this if you are running Gigglebread)

Reboot

Done!!!

Download:

Srom-2.3.3Gingerbread-v1

Screenshots:

Troubleshoot:

Video recording-> Use videocam illusion from market

Audio recording-> Use any audio recording app from market

Changelog:

25/04/11-Version v1

29/05/11-Version v2
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] stelios97:
[ROM] Srom-2.3.3Gingerbread-v1

Build Changelog

:

Version: v2

Se stock launcher 4 corners

Theme fixes

Fake dualtouch v7 with game mode

Mddi lug fix

Sony Ericsson Stock Camera

New radio corner buttons

Based on Minicm 7 2.0.1 of NobodyAtall

Version: v1

Miui Camera

Miui Music

Wifi

Video recording (Videocam Illusion)

Audio Recording (Not stock)

Xperia Arc launcher fixed (accessible dock bar)

Torch

Honeycomb theme

Bluetooth

Fm Radio (Fixed on/off corner button)

Audio Mixer

Offline Charging

SE Stock Keyboard

Headjack detection

Sensors

GPS

Compass

Vibration

Reboot into xrecovery from OS

Fake Dual Touch (2 finger support)

Gingerbread App2sd native

Google music 3.0

Astro File Manager

GMaps 5.30

New app icons (SE style)

Sony ericsson stock boot animation

Overclocked (710mhz)

Arc ringtones and notifications
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] gopichand2810:
What is the difference between froyo and gingerbread ..? What are the uses of 2.3.3 over 2.2.1

Sent from my X10mini
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] abhi98228:
is it free of reboot like that old miniCM had with accessing root applications?

if yes i am ready to go gingerbread!

:D
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] F3niX:
Is it based on owain94's CM7 GB?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] stelios97:
There aren't many reboots i got a reboot only when i used drocap
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] stelios97:
yes!!! its based on owain rom
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] abhi98228:
cool and what is that baseband version? how to get that?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] stelios97:
if you have firmware 2.1.1.A.0.6 you have that baseband!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] F3niX:
Hey dude...

Does this ROM have LED Flash?

Thats what bugging me,cause i use the phone's cam alot
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x-peria-pro:
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[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] ttaidapos:
The round battery icon would be badass on this rom! Check the Honeycomb themes.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] 2young2die®:
αρχηγέ μας έφτιαξες. Λειτουργεί το gps με αυτή τη rom?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Wussiwuh:
camera with auto focus?

gps works?

if yes, well done sir!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] stelios97:
gps works

auto focus i think works
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] stelios97:
nomizo doulevei
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] donsaro:
Stelios97 the led flash work's??
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] adoldrol:
Good work.All the things you said works fine.:D

Sorry for my english.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] faddys123:
is there screen off animation ?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Wussiwuh:
everything works just fine except for autofocus. but i think its a problem of my app. what do you guys use?

are you going to do something against the blue stuff e.g. when you open contacts, the upper menus are blue... (in your first post picture 4-8) ?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] stelios97:
not working for the camera but is working only as torch
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] daABBA:
Can the camera take photos in full resolution (5Mpx)??

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Sent from x10 mini, miniCM6 RC2, using XDA app
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Wussiwuh:
no. i used vignette, camera 360 and another one and it always uses 0.3 mp. also no auto focus