yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[myTouch 4G Accessories] TmpUsr:
He asked lol so I had to try and also I don't do that any more. I became way to lazy to just go drop the package at local UPS.

lol I knew it was a longshot, I also really didn't think you would do it actually. Long ago I use to do that buy item and benchmark it and send it back hell I am sure alot of company is still pissed of at me for that. Like you ATM I myself don't have the time lol so I depend on the communities input to save time. Also I don't buy random companies product that I never heard of that is another reason I asked you for the detail. But 2x1700mAh for 35dollar does seem good only obvious question is what is wrong with it?
[myTouch 4G Accessories] em2drvr03:
So far there is nothing wrong ....my gf is using one for her tbolt and she gets an extra 3 hours or more with the same use....And i get more use also..and for me that was worth the 35 bucks
[myTouch 4G Accessories] sundayhustler:
Hey, I realize this is a lot to ask, but I really need some help fixing some things around my house. I have a hole in the drywall in my master bathroom. Could you come to my house in Atlanta, GA and patch it up for me? I'm out of drywall patches, but fortunately, there's a Home Depot that you'll pass on your way here. Also, there is a stain in the carpet in my living room. I've tried and tried for hours to remove it, using everything from the cheap cleaner that I got at the local grocery store all the way up to using pure ammonia, which made me really sick. Do you think you could come over and clean it for me? If not, maybe you could stop in Dalton (it's local, only about 100 miles north of my house) and pick me up some new carpet. Also, by the time you get here, I'll probably be pretty hungry. Think you could stop and pick up some dinner? I like Mexican food. Three beef soft tacos and a plate of cheese nachos would be great! I know that's a lot to ask, but I really do want all this stuff, thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Whitehawkx:
Hello everyone! Here is completely deodexed, stock T959VUVKD1 firmware. This is the latest update from T-mobile and needs to be flashed through either Odin or Heimdall.

This is 100% STOCK and comes complete with:

~ Completely deodexed build

~ Stock KD1 Kernel

~ KD1 Modem

~ Root

~ Busybox 1.19.0

~ Modded 3e Recovery from here - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1049607 (in other words this is all set up for cwm!)

~ All Bloat

~ Annoying bootup/shutdown sounds

~ Additional app Quickboot

~ As stated above this is STOCK

DOWNLOAD <<<<< Deodexed KD1

Thanks to Joedeveloper for the original files and chadster214 for confirming everything works!

Thank you and please enjoy!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] sgyee:
Many thanks! Funny - I download the odexed version, flash it with Heimdall, and now the Odexed one is out right afterwards. Very cool.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] joedeveloper:
Thanks Whitehawkx this is awesome!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chadster214:
power menu and lockscreen mod FTW! :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Zixx:
Thanks againMan you are da Man XP

by Modded 3e Recovery you mean that we will only have to flash the zip in the recovery in order to have CWM? or do we have to follow the whole guide over to be able to have access to CWM again? just wondering there
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Whitehawkx:
All you need is cwm. The recovery file needed to bypass signature checking is already in place. Trying to take as many steps out for everyone as I can. :)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Bl4ckpheniX:
Whitehawkx, thanks for all you and team edt do for us! Looking forward to trying this out .
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Zixx:
awesome man thanksss :d!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] sgyee:
Flashed via heimdall. Now restoring apps.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] kirbychiu:
So the menu and lookscreen mod works for this rom? :P
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] aghoshhajra:
+1 i'd also like to know if this is the case. i just hate the samsung lock screen...drives me mad!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Shadrian21:
Anybody else timing out after about 295MB downloaded? Tried every link with no luck
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] flyinbird93:
I keep freezing trying to load up recovery after installing the rom. Just hangs at the boot screen.

*edit* that is after replacing the recovery file that is.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Bl4ckpheniX:
Think that whitehawkx already added the cwm files in this one. So just really flash the rom and use included quick boot app to reboot into recovery.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] crunkhead18:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1045835 <<< can we apply that to this ROM?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chadster214:
just wait.. I'm sure Whitehawkx will come out with one..
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chadster214:
Installing Apps

on this KD1 release ROM. can anyone confirm that most apps downloaded from the market get installed directly to the SD Card or Am I just trippin??? Did Samsung put a work around for our small internal storage??
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mbernusg:
im gonna flash and try it out..
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] crunkhead18:
alright bro! thank you ! i was about to change the framework already.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chadster214:
no prob my pinoy brotha!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhixloco20:
and when i flash it to odin its always fail pls help !!!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] taha_e:
well by the information you give perhaps nobody can help, could you please go through detail? or maybe add a screenshot?

can you go to download mode? when you turn on the phone what you see? is it a small pc and a mobile phone?

waiting for the details :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dhixloco20:
I can go to download mode i press power button and home button then after that when i flash into odin its always fail,when i press power button home button and volume down button just a logo of samsung appear i cant go to download mode
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deadey3:
using 3 button fix, it happened to me once

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=785201

and step by step guide

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=847765
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NCSoft:
before flasing any rom

step by step to newbies

download rom

shut down phone

use vol down+home+power on/off then appear download mode

run odin v x.x

choose correct PDA/PHONE/CSC (use repartition and pit 512 if need it, some roms may no need it)

plug the cable

press at odin START

done
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Lightning Blue:
So I installed droid VNC server, or moreso, I started the process to download it because all I have is 2G. Was away from my desk for a while, come back, and the phone is bootlooping.

Would the VNC app have anything to do with this? Going to try a factory reset (volume down and power thing), annoying because this is my second reset in a week due to glitches!
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exbm:
Just installed cm7 on my phone

I am having battery drain issues and radio issues as well .. the phone never goes on to H I put it on GSM only because when itwas wcdma predferred I didn't get signal

Can this be from the gfree hack and how so I fix it
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neidlinger:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1059496
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] br.darshan.ch:
Hi,

I rooted my Nook Color (version 1.0.1).

Thereafter I Updated my Nook Color to version 1.1.

Then I changed wifi settings to accept adhoc wifi.

Then I loaded a few android apps from the Market place.

Everything was working till BN decided to wipe off all this on April 26th when my Nook got reset (is it because of a bug associated with version 1.2?). All my books and apps got wiped off. I had to deregister the device to get the access to BN books.

Thereafter I tried rooting it again to get the Market Place going and application loaded. But it wouldn't work.

I tried updating to version 1.2 - that too didn't work.

Only thing I can do with it now is just read BN books.

No access to other apps or the books I purchased from Amazon using Kindle app for Nook.

Can anyone help me with getting this rooted properly and get the Nook working with Market place with either version 1.1 or version 1.2?

Appreciate your assistance.

thanks.../ br.darshan
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] br.darshan.ch:
Managed to push it to v 1.2

Managed to wipe and install v 1.0.1 and then update v 1.2

Then installed CWM and then used the Manual Nooter. The system works fine. I can access Market Place. However the device itself is not recognized by the Market place (its shown as unknown device with no maker or model name) and as such I am unable to download any apps from the market place.

Any body knows whats going on? How do I re-register or update the market place to recognize the Nook Color properly?
[Acer Iconia A500] rog152:
I am still on my 14 day return and have been thinking about this. Android biggest problem is something new is always right around the corner. I think a lot of you are here cause the Asus was unavailable and may still be waiting on that.

So are you keeping it.

Did it surprise you enough to stay with it.

Is the upcoming Samsung Galazy Tab 10.1 or the burning desire to have the Transformer gonna make you take it back.

Maybe the Toshiba Tab with it's built in USB might persuade you.
[Acer Iconia A500] gammaRascal:
Sticking. Stuck.
[Acer Iconia A500] Vereynn:
I bought the Acer because the ASUS wasn't available, but I'm quite happy with it anyway. As you said, there's always something new around the corner, but what I've seen about the Toshiba models put them in the Xoom price range, and I haven't seen pricing on the Samsung 8.9 and 10.1 (new thin models, not the 10.1V original design.)

Honeycomb in general's still a very new system, and I expect by this time next year most of the things we're looking at as "missing" or "broken" will be available and/or fixed. Kinda the way I'm still using my (original generation) Droid phone, which, when overclocked and ROMd over to Gingerbread is just fine :)
[Acer Iconia A500] docfreed:
Actually...

I figured that I'd get it to play with Honeycomb and wait for some of the vaporware tablets to emerge. I had bought a Xoom but it was a real POS - nothing worked including the falsely advertised charging dock, etc. So I returned it.

Now I'm absolutely keeping the Iconia - I have a rooted Nook Color - very nice but not in the same league as the Iconia.

Don't believe all the BS put out about how bad the screen is, or other stuff.

I rooted it (easiest root I have ever done) and everything works as advertiszed.
[Acer Iconia A500] l3giticonia:
I still got until Monday wiki decide Saturday if I will return or not to get the transfoemer, tegra 3 tablets are also coming out in august
[Acer Iconia A500] quazimojo:
Got both the Asus and the iconia and will keep the iconia ..

The Asus just feels so cheaply made that no amount of screen quality can make up for it feeling like a cheap toy in my hands.

I can understand the whole IPS vs standard screen debate as i have owned many great screens over the years including IPS desktop screens and iPads etc etc .

They both have there pros and there cons but a good screen and good build quality are more important to me and the whole USB host thing built in without the need for a dock or separate accessory is just great.

Will never need a keyboard attached to it either and i think thats what really pushed me over the edge to keep the Acer.

Not slamming on the Asus btw because its decent in other areas but after getting 2 with some nasty light bleed on top of questionable build quality the Acer just took the crown for overall winner :).
[Acer Iconia A500] sgdossey:
I am keeping mine. I actually had a Xoom first and took it back...thought it was too expensive for what it was. I actually really like the Acer better. I love the USB port, the micro card slot actually works ( didn't on xoom as of yet), It feels a lot lighter and I actually like the bezel being larger as it is easier to hold without hitting the screen. The viewing angle is good (not sure why bad comments on that). I like it a lot.
[Acer Iconia A500] Bootup:
Keeping. Was waiting on the Asus, but i'm more than happy with the screen of the Acer, absolutely love the usb port, and since removing the phone apks, I have no complaints about battery life. I'm happy.
[Acer Iconia A500] atomicwedgie:
Right before I got the Acer I had purchased a used Galaxy Tab 7" thinking that would satisfy me.

Then I saw the Acer. Once I touched it I fell instantly in love and fought myself not to give into temptation everyday. Suddenly it hit me... I have a Bestbuy card and it means I can take 18 months to pay for it without a dime of interest.

1/2 hour later I had the Iconia in my sweaty hands. :rolleyes:

Sure the wife *****ed but hey, it's only a new toy once. :D

For me it's a keeper. Like others have said, the USB port is a big factor and I see nothing wrong with the screen.
[Acer Iconia A500] VitaZora:
Keepin'. I am surprised how much I enjoy the Acer iconia Tab. The USB port makes all the difference. I think the build quality is very nice indeed and I really like the design. Root doesn't hurt either. :-)

I was an early adopter of the Linux Eee Pcs and thought they were very solid little machines, but later models had some serious build quality issues. So the Eee Transformer quality/build problems I have read about do not surprise me one bit. . . .

Also have the Galaxy Tab 7" and a Nook Color. Not sure which one of those I'm sticking with though. I like them both but I leaning toward the Nook and selling the Galaxy Tab on Ebay.
[Acer Iconia A500] anstelios:
Keeping for sure
[Acer Iconia A500] anrichardson:
I will be taking mine back, but only cause I will be waiting for Samsung galaxy tab 10.1. The weight of the Acer is an issue for me, but can understand why it is. Feels very sturdy. I absolutely love the USB port & sdcard working out of the box. So testing the Acer gave me a few things to think about far as what I want in a tablet. I know Galaxy tab 10.1 will not have USB port. Not sure how Toshiba's will feel.

I definitely recommend people to try the Acer

Also the corners of acer are kind of pointy if holding for awhile.
[Acer Iconia A500] jaya500:
def keeping mine. I don't know why the Asus got so much media and Acer didnt
[Acer Iconia A500] michaelh99:
I'm still on the fence. I'm coming from daily use of a convertible Fujitsu with stylus and have wanted something this light for a while and miss not having a stylus for normal handwriting.

There are also some things I may not be able to live without which require Window$ but I'm going to give it another week and see if I can see a way to fit it into my normal working life.

If there weren't things that were broken out of the box (gps, compass) I'd probably be leaning more towards keeping at this point
[Acer Iconia A500] bhageman:
Took a day or two to work out a couple of bugs, but now my A500 is rock solid, smoking fast, amazing battery life. I'm 100% satisfied. This should be fine for me until a Tegra 4 comes out in 2012...

The only thing I am waiting for is a new kernel so I can see what this baby will do when it is overclocked.
[Acer Iconia A500] nubbin77:
Any tips tricks as to what you did to fix / customize?
[Acer Iconia A500] bhageman:
-Immediately did a factory reset. Eliminated problem with screen coming back on after screen time out and an odd problem I had with my screen timeout being stuck at 15 seconds.

-Rooted with GingerBreak (make sure you lock in portrait during process)

-WPA supplicant

-changed phone.apk and telephony___.apk to .bak to kill the phone processes. Mad a HUGE improvement in an already satisfactory battery life. WARNING: This will brick your phone if you do a factory reset without changing them back.

-Installed ADW for my home screen

-Installed SyncSMS to get SMS functionality

Apps that help:

-GingerBreak

-Root Explorer

-Terminal Emulator

-Uninstaller for Root

-Super Manager

-ES File

Apps I love:

-PlayOn: Streaming TV from my NAS drive

-SugarSync: All my work docs in the cloud

-WinAmp: Sync music with my desktop over wifi

-Feedly: Google RSS feed looks like a magazine

-Chrome to Phone
[Acer Iconia A500] kalric:
Still on the edge

I like the screen and feel of it, but with Honeycomb there aren't many apps out there that run on it (without FC all the time).

I'm trying to justify keeping it for work, but there's no Activesync (without rooting), Calendar is a joke and other than playing movies/games on it what do YOU use it for?

I can't see dumping my laptop anytime soon, so my question is what are you using it for? Serious question.

Thanks

S
[Acer Iconia A500] atomicwedgie:
Have you tried Jorte?
[Acer Iconia A500] Tahde:
Keeping mines no doubt about it. :)
[Acer Iconia A500] GadjetGirl59:
Its a keeper!
[Acer Iconia A500] timehunter:
I am torn. Overall I like the device, and the Honeycomb features are nice. But . . . I am spoiled by my Archos and its overwhelming media file type support. The Acer d/n currently support either WMA audio files or AVI wrapped Divx media files.

So much for my media library.
[Acer Iconia A500] das7771:
im keeping this badboy. i have absolutely no problems with screen quality. i am coming from a g-tab and i dont think anything could be worse than that as veiwing angles and screen quality are horrible compared to the iconia. this tablet was exactly what i was looking for...i will be keeping this tab and will not consider another until the next version of the tegra processors come out. acer did a good job IMO.
[Acer Iconia A500] muqali:
I've got 45 days(40 or so left) due to being a Silver Best Buy rewards member. At this point, I'll be keeping it. If for some reason the Transformer gets some crazy software update that turns it into super tablet, I might reconsider. This thing is the first tab I've had I didn't feel I absolutely had to root and or custom ROM to be able to use.
[Acer Iconia A500] muqali:
Same here coming from the gtab. Those were dark days, dark days indeed.
[Acer Iconia A500] nsw8148:
I wish I could have some play time with the transformer before I make my choice. I do love my Iconia though.
[Acer Iconia A500] rog152:
No one looking forward to the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 or 10.1?
[Acer Iconia A500] rk_house:
it's a keeper

When the Ipad first came out, I remember thinking it was a silly concept. Why get a pad when I already have a linux workstation with a beautiful, huge display and a portable laptop with a very nice keyboard? What would I use it for? Then my droid incredible, and later my thunderbolt, began to change my usage patterns. I would sit on couch or lay in bed and browse on my smartphone while watching TV. Now I use my iconia pad instead, primarily to browse and read up on technical and daily news while relaxing and doing other things around the house. I'm certain over time I'll use it more and more because it is so convenient and such a real pleasure to use.

Acer a500 was of interest to me, but the price of the Asus TF prompted me to order one. Then the sad fact that there was little or no stock available forced me to cancel my order. So, I picked up the Acer as consolation. Now that I have it, I am very satisfied. The screen is great. Touch is very responsive. Battery lasts longer than I do in the evening. LOL. Build quality is very solid. I like the feel of the metal and the smooth edges. The USB is handy. It is definitely a keeper for me.
[Acer Iconia A500] DoManOfFuture:
I had the Transformer for about 4 days, had back light bleeding and finally just wound up bricking it because I didn't care, and was trying to flash things I probably shouldn't have. I returned it, and bought the Acer A500, and am pretty happy with it, but it still doesn't compare to the Transformer. I'm only using this until the Transformer becomes available again. Don't get me wrong, this is nice, but the transformer just feels nicer in your hand, the A500 may have an aluminum back, but it still feels cheap to me.
[Acer Iconia A500] butterflygirl:
I'm in the same boat as you. I love my Archos and the codec support. I also like that I can use a 1TB portable drive formatted in ext3 for files over 4GB. However, the screen is nicer on the Iconia and it is faster. I also like some of Honeycomb's features better than Froyo.

Just can't decide whether to take it back or not....still have about 10 days to decide.
[Acer Iconia A500] jamerican413:
^ This. I kept going back and forth and wanting to hold out for the Transformer, though the Acer was my original first choice. Having come from the G-Tab I realized that this has kicked it up more than a notch and I have a great tablet in my hands. Time to stop chasing and enjoy it...
[Acer Iconia A500] propagandax:
Keeping my iconia, best tablet out IMO for the price. I got to play with my buddys EBAY purchased asus transformer (he paid $600 - idiot) and am glad I didnt get that. The acer is much better build quality IMO. No if we can just get some custom roms going I will be set.
[Acer Iconia A500] goalweiser:
The build quality is a concern for me. Have you held an iPad? Does that also feel cheap to you? Neither feel like cheap pieces of equipment to me. I haven't held the Asus or even seen one, but I don't think I'll entertain it now especially since they will be releasing a Tegra 3 tablet within the year.

As for the keeping the Acer, I have major concerns:

1) Build quality - I'm talking about the insides here. Does anybody know what's actually inside this thing? Which companies make the parts up inside? I'm very concerned with Acer products because their netbooks were not of the best quality. I had both a gTab and an iPad. The screen on this thing average but at $450...just $50 less than an iPad 2, this is NOT acceptable especially considering you can get a refurbished iPad with a better screen for like $299 now? Keep in mind the new Galaxy Tab 10.1 launching June 8th will be just $499.

2) Customer support - Flat out...Acer sucks. They were so bad I told myself I wouldn't buy another Acer product after the netbook debacles. Now I've seen them referring people with Iconia A500 to a paid customer support system. I had problems getting them to fix my netbook and I have no doubt getting them to fix this would be next to impossible. So that means purchasing a replacement warranty from the retailer which just ends up costing me more money.

3) Updates - this is just like customer support. We have no clue when they are going to release the info and I have little trust in these guys. Why limit the device to the number of formats it supported in the first place? Once again...Viewsonic was able to support many with the gTablet. This choice makes me feel like these guys did it on purpose and that we'll likely see another tablet with slightly better stats out soon.

4) Flat out too heavy. If Samsung is making a 10.1 tablet which weighs 599g, why should I force myself to keep this thing. Toshiba is even saying their tablet will be slightly under 2 pounds.

Despite all those negatives, I really enjoy the Acer. I'm typing using a USB keyboard just like I did on the gTablet. The speed is great. It is not so bad in landscape mode but reading comics on this thing is quite bothersome.

Bottom line...is a heavy Acer product with an inferior screen and limited video playback really worth saving $50? My answer...no. It will be returned if I find something better.
[Acer Iconia A500] psych0t1c:
Personally, I am keen on touch input for quite some years (convertible notebooks, like Fujitsu Lifebooks or the u810 and Dell XT2).

This is my first Android fullsize tablet/slate (not counting the 4.3" DHD phone although some refer to it as a tablet).

I think its the bees knees and I am pretty much sold. Good value for the money.

That said, I will take a close look at the HTC Flyer as it is a tweener form size and I want to see how they integrate the stylus... To me inking / handwriting recognition is a very intuitive way to input things on the run so I will check that out, but I am pretty positive on keeping the A500.

Pissing off ipad users with working USB and NTFS etc.... priceless. I hope it gets good market distribution and some nice custom ROMs.