yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] jerrykur:
The screen is covered by Gorilla Glass. Pretty tough stuff.

Check out this video

http://www.corninggorillaglass.com/#videos
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] freeza:
wow......definitely not.

Nice idea though.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] psicrest:
Instead of buying a case that doesn't fit, or trying to make it fit on something that is not made for asus transformer. I rather wait for It's official gel skin than wasting my money on something that i will replace soon.

Another advantages of this sleeve is it's theft deterrent , Or at least its not pleasing to the eye of a thief. It will most likely to be thrown away rather than being stolen.

The bubble wrap is so soft, i don't think it will scratch anything. Its very lightweight, and i can use it as a placemat for my tablet so the back wont get scratched by the rough surface of some tables.

I can now place my tablet securely in my backpack which is my everyday carry bag anyway.
[Eee Pad Transformer Accessories] freeza:
lmao I never thought of that.
[EVO 4G General] guffey10:
Can I flash a better kernel with my stock Rom but its rooted and I don't know what havs and all that mean like cfs and all that could some one mabegive me some advice
[EVO 4G General] phatmanxxl:
Read the kernel threads for sense, don't flash any asop kernals.

Read everything and follow directions

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=876590

More info and kernels for sense

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=719763
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DroidBabe:
Because I am trying to and I keep getting app installation unsuccesful. :(
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tjjensen23:
From the market or sideloading?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CaelanT:
Yes you can install over WiFi..............It's much faster than AT&T's 1G network too!
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DroidBabe:
Market.

If you can do it. How come it is not working for me? :(
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WiredPirate:
"Installation unsuccessful" makes me think it downloaded just fine over your wifi, otherwise it would say "download unsuccessful". What app(s) are failing to install?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CaelanT:
How long have you had the problem?

1. Try removing external SD card and installing. May be a conflict. Also try unmounting and remounting external SD card. (Removal/replacement will do same).

2. Clear data and cache in marketplace app then reboot.

3. Do you have a lot of apps/music/videos already installed? Could be there isn't enough storage. Installation process needs space to work. You might have a 20MB app, but need 100MB free to actually install it.

4. Could also be the marketplace itself is having a bad day. It happens. :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] feyce:
So, dear Experts,

Is Someone know a way to UNroot manually (whitout PC, only inside the phone)?

The reason for this, is to fill a hole for my security, if everything would go wrong in the future (for example: if I lose pc connection cause of faulty microUSB port, but still have xrecovery... 'cause AFAIK no cable - no update, so thus a way to roll everything back to factory using only the phone and SD.)

But solutions for rolling back to Factory state (more exactly to a state having Warranty) WITHOUT cable/PC, are also welcome. I mean no root, no xrecovery (or remove these), so nothing that would compromise warranty.

Thanx in advance!

/OPs delete this if it's... misplaced, whatever/
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] PaulitoX77:
First of all i hope you did a back up of the SE stock rom using xrecovery before you installed the custom rom.

You can use xrecovery to roll back to the SE stock rom

but you cant unroot your phone without a pc.

you always need the pc to root and unroot your phone. (correct me if i am wrong)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Yperion:
Your warranty still exists even if you have a rooted phone. The rooting of a device is legal now so dont worry...

But if you stiil want to unroot just delete the /system/app/superuser.apk and the /system/bin/su and you lose your root...

Regards.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] F3niX:
Else Reset all Data in Phone via settings>Privacy>Factory Data Reset

Hope this does the job
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] feyce:
Maybe you live in the right country, but as I know it depends on country and provider, and I don't know any servicing law modifications like this here...

It seems too easy to believe... you mean, I restore with xrecovery, than do a factory reset, and it's done? like it deletes root and all software modifications?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] muzik_demon:
Restore to se software using xrecovery

Then delete superuser.apk from /system/app

Then xrecovery.tar from /system/bin

Then remove su from /system/bin

Then uninstall any root programs

You can do factory reset just in case

And you should be good to go

atleast in my country they don't care or understand about rooting and stuff (being nokia dominated)

So they just repair without looking

I had my battery replaced

Although they reflash the firmware >.<

Sent from my X8
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Yperion:
If your country dont have any specific law about rooting, then the law that exists is the law of the country where is the company who creates the os (google=usa), so you are ok...

But afaik the service points dont care if your device is rooted or not, when i send mine i have owains 2.2 and they just fix the problem and i get it back w/o to ask me to pay or something...

ps: ofcourse they update my phone to the last se fw...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] feyce:
I wanna believe you, but two moderators sad in one of my country's (unofficial) SE forum, that:

1. since SE opened the bootloader, it's under your warranty to root.

2. and the other sad: yeah, but not for X10 Mini/Pro...

So what's the truth?

UPDATE:

I've read some articles about this, so the global and the regional news are quite different.

1. So the global news are: SE (and SE first! thumbs up!) decided to open the bootloader for his android OS phones which are going to be released in 2011!! So NO, X10, X10 Mini/Pro and X8 won't be released with open bootloader.

That means rooting these "older" phones is still above warranty :(

2. These news effect every region, but mostly for unlocked phones... So the truth is the PROVIDERS can still modificate their warranties, like closing the bootloader and make you lose your warranty after opening it at home...

But in the end for me what's only count: I have to remove every root modifications from my phone, before bring it to service.

Anyway thanks for the instructions, I hope it helped some others as well.:)
[G Tablet General] txvstar:
May be old news for some but with the GB hardware encode issue I went on the hunt for free software that could utilize cuda on my desktops nvidia gpu.

I came across Freemake Video Converter, with cuda turned on I am getting under 15min conversions on most most full length videos. It also apperantly handles audio as well as dvd ripping but i have not tested those functions.

Converting to h.264 avi's with mp3 audio is giving me smooth video goodness using qqplayer on the gtab.

If you have a cuda capable nvidia gpu put that baby to work!
[G Tablet General] Morutimeru:
I will try this. Thanks OP.
[G Tablet General] BinaryFabric:
I know its not a freeware, but have you tried Badaboom. Thats what I use and I find it quite good and easy to use, but I guess freeware is always better. I will have to give it a try.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] coolbho3000:
I have successfully overclocked the new Samsung Galaxy S II to 1.504GHz. This speed is enough to allow it to achieve really high benchmark scores like over 4000 points in Quadrant! 1.5GHz is a 25% overclock and makes this fast phone even faster and snappier in day to day usage.

Instructions:

1. You'll need the latest version of odin3 and the USB drivers for Windows. jutley's post on debranding the phone has links to both: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1064894

2. Grab the kernel. It is a tar file for odin with the overclocked kernel and a initramfs with proper modules for the kernel: http://setcpu.com/files/galaxysii_oc_v1.tar

3. Reboot the phone into download mode using ADB:

adb reboot download

4. Flash the kernel using odin3 by placing the tar file in the PDA section and pressing "Start."

5. The phone will reboot automatically.

6. Use SuperOneClick to root your phone if you haven't already. ADB should have root access with this kernel so it'll just work.

7. Grab SetCPU and try 1.504GHz.

Source code (with relevant commit for the overclock. I also enabled the interactive governor in the config): https://github.com/coolbho3k/galaxysii_oc

I haven't gone crazy on the voltages - 1.504GHz is stable at 1375mV on my device. Depending on your device, there may be even more headroom. I've gotten speeds of up to 2GHz to boot with instability (my unstable 1.8GHz Linpack run is currently in the Linpack top 10), but at very high voltages and temperatures. Leave it up to other developers to give you higher/more dangerous frequencies and voltages. If you stress the CPU a ton the phone will become hot to touch (though it does to a certain extent even at stock frequencies - there is not much thermal insulation between the processor and your hands in such a thin phone).

Current features in this kernel: Added 1.504GHz overclocking step (default frequency is still 1.2GHz for safety - use SetCPU to safely raise the frequency) and relevant modifications, 800MHz sleep death fix, interactive governor, ro.secure = 0.

The usual disclaimers apply here. Only do this if you know what you're doing. Though the long term stability/reliability of similar overclocks on other Android based ARM devices is known, this software is provided with no warranty, and I can't be held responsible if you fry your device.

Video:

[youtube]VZ2oFpzzjqg[/youtube]

A 1.504MHz overclock:

...breaks over 4000 points in Quadrant:

...and almost 60 MFLOPS in Linpack:

Since Linpack and Quadrant aren't (sufficiently?) multithreaded, you won't see that much improvement over single core Cortex A8 devices at the same clock. But these are dual core phones!

Developers: keep in mind that the Galaxy S II source currently "fixes" voltages on this revision of the Exynos to be 25mV less than what is in the table. Upon boot, the driver will actually print the real voltages at each level (look for ASV voltage_table in the kernel log) if you don't know which chipset revision a particular phone has. The overclock itself is controlled in the s5pv310_apll_pms_table.

Enjoy!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] samjpullen:
Damn :o.........
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] TFJ4:
This is when I really wish I had a SGS2. Can't wait till it comes to American shores, great work coolbho, see you on Engadget tomorrow..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] intruda119:
OMG already? I was wondering when this would happen. God bless you man.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] slyydrr:
Wonderful work man. Can't get Odin to download on my home rig so I'll be playing around w/ this tomorrow at the office :) With overclocking already here and the inevitable kernel optimizations to come, this phone is truly going to be the beast everyone suspects.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vanahaim:
Thanks man!

..and what about undervolting? :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] DocRambone:
WOW, nice work :)

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cmd512:
Holy crap, nice work! How much hotter is it getting in the back of the phone at 1.5ghz?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Nitroz:
Very good job here mate. It's about time somebody attempted to overclock such a sweet phone.

I will flash this with Odin tonight.

Again, great job & thanks :D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] rovex:
Not bad eh?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nintendolinky:
how you getting that score im getting just above 4000
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bigmo7:
Haha well played
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] RyanZA:
What is the 800MHz sleep death fix?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Droidcarp:
Can someone run this overclock against AnTutu Benchmark as well please ....i find this a little more stable than quadrant.

Ty

S
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] MrDeacon:
Very impressive indeed. The only question that comes to mind is if there really is a need to squeeze out higher frequencies. The CPU isn't really a bottleneck on the SGS2, is it? ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] RyanZA:
CPU is always a bottleneck for calculations. Probably not a bottleneck in most apps though. ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] intruda119:
My install went smoothly. Quadrant showed 4144, 3892, and then 4100. Im going to try running it throughout today and see what happens. Cant wait for this to mature.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] XenonAndroid:
WOW.! Flashing right this second.! You people are geniouses.!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] intruda119:
just wanted to add
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] soraxd:
oh crap.. i just realized who posted this, its Mr. Overclock himself, the creator of SetCPU... woo we have a star in our mits!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nightranger73:
No sources for KE7 at the moment but this one works well on ke7 too

The point is you probably lost part of ke7 fixes as they resides in kernel such as battery and light sensors... so IMO not worth a flash ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
This is the reason why i am asking...because i want ke7 fixes and OC in one package :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nightranger73:
And I repeat: no kernel sources of Ke7 from Samsung at the moment so no one could made it

BTW it won't take longer... some days
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] cCeT:
i'm already getting 3710 with stock kernel.it's not a big jump for me for that big oc and doesnt worth to drain the battery quickly for it.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] manuvaidya:
no much improvements at all in KE7.... i have no idea, with what intention samsung just releases these updates & for whom & where would be those changelogs...only god knows...

this is cheap after being a customer by paying such a huge money for a device, atleast samsung should have some attitude right ???

people like me here keep digging for the information which is highly impossible to be available anywhere on the internet.... this is ridiculous...

come on samsung, tell us what u have got in your minds... tell us what u r going to do for the battery issue & with what intention u r releasing these small updates which doesnt take care of the present problem.....

we like monkeys, jump from one update to another thinking that the new one could be good.... foolishness... right ???
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] David Horn:
I don't know whether I've missed something over the last few years of being an XDA member, but it seems a large part of the community has morphed into 14 year old spoiled brats.

Two years ago, you were lucky if your phone got ONE update. You now have Samsung acting in an incredibly pro-active way about fixing issues, and because they don't make available the list of changes (which might be sensitive to them, you know, effectively publishing a list of faults the phone shipped with), you come on here to have a whinge about it. We. Don't. Care.

It's the same people who demand custom ROMs from developers who give up their time to make them, and have to buy their own phones; who complain that pirated apps and games don't work; who are incapable of following even the simplest guide; and who give the impression of being so thick you wonder how they manage to dress themselves in the morning.

XDA is a fantastic resource - far too many casual users treat this place as take-take-take with barely a word of thanks. I don't know whether there's a language barrier issue - I see the OP is from Bangalore - but I laboured under the strange delusion that "please" and "thank you" are part of every culture.

If you don't like the phone, take it back. They're going for, on average, £500 used on eBay in the UK, so if you were the first wave of PaYG on O2 you'll still be in profit if you flog it now.

Rant over. My whole Sunday's ruined.

Addendum:

* Sentences start with a capital letter. So do names.

* "You" is spelled "you", not "u". Same with "Are".

* Only one question mark is needed after a question. 'kin hell, it's not hard.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] 101matt101:
It's times like this, I wish XDA had a like button, but next best thing, have a thanks instead :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] αкαѕнα:
I love you guys.... <3
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] fallout0:
Haha that is pure gold. You should check out the LG O2X forums on XDA. They're even worse.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] hung77:
Is there also an Underclock and Undervolt kernel available?

I think undercloking and undervolting is much more interesting then overclocking or am i the only one who wants to underclock?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
i think that underclock to 200Mhz with setcpu is slow enough..
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Beanyness:
If i install this overclocking kernel, will my kernel version still be KE1? or does it change that?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bclark:
I currently underclock to 1ghz on the stock ke7 kernel. If you are rooted, just use SetCpu (personally I use No-Frills) and set max to 1ghz. Until kernels start to become more optimized, I'll keep it this way for battery life and bump it when I need it.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] swatsbiz:
On the Hero we could under-clock it to just 19Mhz, which for battery life was amazing, although we did get the occasional wake up issue. Erasmux, also developed a governor that was highly responsive that helped. It would be nice to see something like this with these roms.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
wow that 19Mhz looks great but there are not many steps in ke7 kernel--- its like 200Mhz>500Mhz>800Mhz>1000Mhz>1200Mhz and nothing between
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
KE7 OC

Are ke7 sources available to make OC kernel based on ke7 ??? just asking...even NO is good answer :)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] hung77:
How is the performance when you set the clock max to 1GHz and did you notice any battery improvement?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] bclark:
Truly haven't noticed a significant performance difference. I use the ondemand scheduler and I get over a day of use consistently with 3-4 hours of screen time
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] AndyNic:
Thanks

Now getting 4062
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] hung77:
Ok, thanks for your answer.

I will wait for an undervolt kernel
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] reg-sux:
No :)

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kzakaria:
Just to keep the thread active!! Any new Updates? Higher speeds.:D
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
also interested....any updates about KE7 OC kernel ??? i like the number 1.5GHz
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kickassdave:
Do we really need it to be any faster?? Maybe some undervolting... that would be nice :P
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] steveman29:
i agree about the undervolting, it would be nice
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
kernel development

Delete this post please
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
KE7 UV OC kernel found

I found on one japanese page http://chai99.wordpress.com/2011/05/24/sgs2-xwke7用uv-ocカーネル/ a KE7 UV OC kernel for Samsung Galaxy S II and i have also tested it and i am using it

PS: i looks that XDA user Chaimd did this, phone boots with yellow triangle of course, everything seems OK

PS:I did some benchmarking of this kernel:

Linpack shows 59.58 MFLOPS with max 1504Mhz

SmartBench 2011 results Productivity index: 4589 and Games: 2555

Quadrant Advanced: 4367 (CPU: 9555 MEM:4995 I/O 5016 2D:966 3D:1274)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nightranger73:
And what are you using to UV? Pimp my CPU or Voltage Control? How much you can UV?

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
confirmed working
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
Voltage Control and Pimp my CPU says the kernel is unsupported

so maybe ask chaimd how to undervolt with his kernel
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nightranger73:
I don't like fixed uv because I know by experience on sgs that any device is different and could react bad even with 25 mV while other devices manage to work till 125 mV without problem

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kzakaria:
Confirmed working like a charm!!!!:)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
To Undervolt, go to Market and buy tegrak overclock ultimate
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nightranger73:
OK now things getting the right direction :)

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
just tried it but it says my phone is not supported...
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] nightranger73:
As what i've read it vshould be only a light uv as for supercurio's kernel... No adjustable uv... Nothing new other than it's based on ke7

Btw it's an interesting work I'll keep following

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[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Kloppy:
How do we know that it is in fact KE7 other than sying so in the file name?

Tried the kernel anyway, works nicely so far.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
Simply you can ask Chaimd... but why would he lie ???
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] blaaez:
Even without the kernel , the newest tegrak overclock (free version, the paid one is an older version which doesn't work) from the market can overclock up to 1.452. Tty it out!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
but tegrak overclock free is using same voltage for 1.2 , 1.3 and 1.4 Ghz so i am not sure whether it is better than kernel from chaimd

PS: it looks that paid version is now supporting our phone but i cant find voltages for 1.2 , 1.3 and 1.4 Ghz so i dont know what voltage is enough for each speed and also dont know how much i can undervolt :(

Does anyone have instructions for tegrak overclock ??? speed+ UV + OC voltages ?
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] vitalij:
For me about 1570mhz at 1475mv/1100mv seems max stable overclock. However after running some quadrants I see no point in using it daily :) So I'll use just fefault overclock of 1452. Now I did some undervolting: -100mv @ 200mhz, -75 @ 500 and will use phone and look if there is some battery improvement.
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] blaaez:
I'm equally lost as to what the stock voltages are, and what's too much or too little. so I'm just going trial-and-error now.

Tegrak's app really opens everything up. it'll be interesting to see how high other S2 users can do, since it looks like there isn't any cap at all on the max speed!
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] aussiebum:
Nice - if it's the same setup as the KE2 kernel he posted earlier, it should be quite heavily undervolted not just on cpu but also the screen, so should improve batt life quite a bit.

Seems to work fine on a KE2-based rom (I'm on VillianROM 1.0 atm)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] Major_Sarcasm:
Tegrak's thread is here. We've been having a little fun with Quadrant this morning ;)
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
tegrak´s screenshot of 1.65 Ghz and 1.5V looks great...but i have a question...is it a stable speed ?

PS: after test it is not stable for me...so i will stay with Chaimd´s KE7 UV OC Kernel with 1.5Ghz
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] kzakaria:
I am running 1.6 @ at 1.4 volt. Super stable
[Galaxy S II Original Android Development] BoneMo:
seems that working or not is each SGSII dependent