yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hechoen:
To every one for your work. You know who you are. By following you're post I was able to:

1) Kill my phone(now I know it was only semi dead((and or bricked))

2) Revive my phone(via odin V1.7) with some beta((ie flashing for noobs))

3) Install CWM

4) Install more than I need after CWM

So again thank you to ALL OF YOU who have made this possible.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DRatJr:
Does anyone know a working talk to text keyboard that works with MIUI. The default keyboard doesn't have it, and I downloaded the Gingerbread one from the market and it doesn't have it. So does anyone know of one?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
swype, swiftkey, gingerbread kb, k9, betterkeyboard, droidx kb,

try installing google voice search from market. or flash gapps if you haven't already.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DRatJr:
Talk to text did the job on my CM7 ROM. Lets see for MIUI now.
[Droid Eris Android Development] CondemnedSoul:
Nice work on this.. thanks for sharing :)
[Droid Eris Android Development] wildwilly:
Anyone developed an easy way to make these changes? An app of some sort perhaps?
[Droid Eris Android Development] mjgdroid:
This is so when we push the off button, and the lockscreen pops up it stays on for 5000 miliseconds before it goes back off? or so when we push the end button it takes 5000 miliseconds before it turns on?

nevermind reread, The length the lock screen stays on very interesting.
[Droid Eris Android Development] androidifyme:
Hey something like this with the lights on - off script should make your phone turn on off the leds, this way we could have the orange and green leds work when charging and so on so forth for the sense 3.5, just an idea probably wrong place for it anyways
[Droid Eris Android Development] karma_ownz:
Thanks, this worked perfectly on my Desire HD. Lockscreen time out was super annoying when changing songs in my car.

Great work TY!!!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] texas83:
best method to turn the volume up?? i'm missing calls left and right! thanks.

I'm running stock ROM with netnarchy cfs kernel
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 903tex:
Voodoo control. But you gotta run the netarchy kernal to use the free app. The paid one says you dont have to run a custom kernal that support voodoo, but i dont know if that works on the nexus 4g
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dario3040:
That doesn't turn the volume up.

It only affects headphones.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pnnorth:
You could try volume+ (sound boost) on the market. I haven't used it myself so can't confirm if it will work on the NS.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] walabe25:
volume + is decent enough to not miss calls frequently. it could be better though. I'm majorly disappointed with the volume issuer
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 903tex:
I thought it did. It has option that seems like it would. Since installing it it seems like its louder Anabolic haven't messed with the volume and its other set on halfway on my device.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fixxxer2008:
this app definitely helped, thanks!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dazednconfused:
I could definitely notice a difference with Volume +. I can actually watch a movie now and hear what they are saying. Thanks for the info.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spdwiz18:
Sane here. thanx
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] styckx:
I think they may have kept it down on the Nexus S 4G because I read countless complaints of people blowing their speaker out on the Epic. Some even opening the phone and replacing the speaker themselves.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkside79:
Ok, so I currently have Trigger 3.2 Final and Overstock Kernel installed. And I want to use the Netflix App. So, I want to install a Gingerbread Rom. But I don't want a buggy Rom installed. Don't want to Loose GPS or other futures. So, what Rom is the best? And works with Netflix? Thanks a million!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geoffcorey:
If there was a 100% working gb rom for the vibrant, you'd know about it already.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] |Melvin|:
not even 2.2.1 work 100% and they still froyo...
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darkside79:
Dam I want Netflix for my vibrant. Stupid that they made it not work with sgs phones. Just really stupid!
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boystuff:
the odds of getting gps on gingerbread is about as likely as T-mobile giving you a sgs II for a free upgrade when they merge with At&T. As for the Netflix app it supported by 4 phones. Thats it so we're not being picked on here. it's about drm protection for better security. It makes logical sence. Not to mention it's new who knows what the future holds as the application matures.

GPS on the Galaxy phone was adaquate at best and terrible at worst. I personally believe it's a good trade off for a great rom to play with like CM7 or Miui. give it a shot if you absolutely can't live without the gps you can always flash back.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] |Melvin|:
i got it to start up but crashes when i try to log in
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pvspencer22:
People have had a lot of luck with Netflix on GB.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rakeshchn:
I found on a site called akaskriller.com a post about 100% working 2.3.2 gingerbread ROM for Vibrant based on Nexus S firmware.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] geoffcorey:
100% working my ass. Complete BS as we don't even have GPS working yet....
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucky 69:
ya i agree,but i went and put this rom http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1021383 on mine and netflex is working 100% with no hacking at all .just put the apk on inter sd and install and watch .so for now might be the way to go untill it's gets fixed for us! :D
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] caffeinated chris:
there is always the TV Shows Stream and the Movie Stream apps. both are awesssooommeee and only a 1 time payment for the app. its what I have and I love iittt
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HarlyFan:
I am rooted and was just going to try and install the new radio when I noticed I can not get into the bootloader screen anymore. I power off then hold the Volume down and Power at the same time instead of the bootloader it is just powering back on. Any help is appreciated

Last where do you go to see the radio version that is currently loaded?

Thank, figured it out!
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g00s3y:
Radio version is in the Settings > About Phone on a Sense rom I believe, I'm on CM7 so it's a tiny bit different.

Hold vol- first, then press and hold the power button. I believe pressing power first then vol- doesn't "activate" the bootloader so to speak.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jett2314:
Make sure fast boot is off.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carycooke:
Or since your rooted get quick boot from market and just click on bootloader and it reboots in bootloader
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] zarpy:
The controls are simple ,tap anywhere on the screen to make SuperMario jump. Mario runs automatically to the right , jump to collect coins, stomp on goombas and turtles. As time passes Mario runs faster and the Music is intensfies!! The game is endless and also has a highscore feature to save your highscore. A must have for any die-hard SuperMarioBros fan. Feel free to share this game on any site that features windows mobile games.

Also if you dreamed of making your own game , right now you can download the full version of game editors easy to use tools for free. Here the link

http://game-editor.com/Main_Page
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] zarpy:
Let get some highscore going!! My highscore is 23,910 post your highscores here.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] zarpy:
Can I get feedback , was the game too hard or too easy?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] stirkac:
cool man :) tryin it now on TD2, i will post back later ;)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Ttblondey:
does this compatible with hd7?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] skyhew:
Wow... I love Super Mario... feel like young!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] x2h:
Thanks. Will post feedback.

what does the app icon look like? It looks like a pacman on my Omnia II, is this correct? It happened to look the same as my other game app icon - Meatboy.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] zarpy:
Ok to answer some questions

1) This works on WVGA windows mobile 6.1 or 6.5 . Not compatible with HD7.

2) The icon witch is Pac-Man is the game editor symbol.

Now with that clear I would love to see some highscores!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] zarpy:
I havent been around for a while. Lets get a highscore battle going here!!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toofiq-007:
thanks m8 :D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] fallenmonk:
My fingers are not what they used to be. Works on HD2
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toofiq-007:
i can't download it !
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
awsome game!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mikeyj1012:
Hello I just picked up the samsung replinish and need to know if I can add flash support somehow. Do I need to change my kernel? Or add a custom rom? I had the evo and got this for the keyboard but really miss the flash support... thanks in advance
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] makemachines:
Any luck?

Did you have any luck getting flash support? I'm considering this phone for my son, and flash would be good. Maybe an alternate browser would work. How about Dolphin? Also, if you want to try to get flash running, you could try sideloading it. Android Central, which sings the XDA praises all the time, has an app for sideloading called the wonder machine. I haven't used it, but it might be useful for you. Good luck.

forum.androidcentral.com/android-sideload-wonder-machine/76171-android-central-sideload-wonder-machine-v-1-2-a.html
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dribbs1:
I can't imagine that flash would work on this phone, only because the screen resolution and processor speed are both so low. As an employee, I cannot tell you to try "rooting" the phone because that would be in violation of Sprint T&C's, but that may be the only way to attempt what you are looking to do. It is not meant to be a high end handset, but more of an entry level device for 1st time Android or smartphone users. Now having said that, for the non-Uber-user, the Replenish is a solid phone that provides a mid-range smartphone experience for the feature phone convert, or for antiquated smartphone upgraders. I would say it is NOT the way to go if you are "upgrading" from an Evo or Epic. It does offer some significant savings, not only in capital investment, but also in the MRC.

Quite honestly though, I have not tried to get flash to work, nor do I expect it to.

D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] panamaniac:
I was able to download Adobe Flash 10.1 (found the apk on xda somewhere) but it causes my browser to crash--also, the whole reason I got it was in hopes that THAT was why my modded Netflix app still wasn't working (got the no-device-checker mod from xda as well).

For the record, I've rooted my Replenish--but haven't seen much performance boost at all. I got an overclocker but all I could really do was switch the profile from the standard one to "performance"--so it does seem to load up a little faster.

Also, Wireless tether is neat....but thats about it!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] steviee7:
thats because your using a stock kernel if their is a custom kernel that allows overclocking then you would see a difference
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] dribbs1:
Replenish is NOT a multimedia phone. It has multimedia capabilities, but just the physical specs themselves (600mHz processor, 2MP camera, LO-res screen) screams "don't use me for video unless you're witnessing a phelony, and then you may have trouble getting it to stick!".

The reason that apps like Netflix, Angry Birds, and other software are not available or won't run on the Replenish is because those programs require a minimum hardware performance level.

Getting back to Flash, I think it won't work for this reason. Even if you can overclock it with a cooked ROM, your resolution will still stink, and you may even burn out the screen and/or hardware by trying to run full video (conjecture, not really knowing...).

If you get it to work and it's stable, obviously I'd like to know how because I don't think the manufacturers or Sprint meant to "reserve" any computing or performance power in order to enable higher end processes and applications like Flash video or bird catapults...

D
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Salpula:
Angry birds (the original at least) runs just fine on the replenish. Tested it myself.

A custom rom with some of the crap removed would be nice.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mabry:
Here is a WORKING DEODEXED PhoenixRom that I just made about an hour ago. I got to playing around with FireHak's build. I didn't change NOTHING, but deodex. I noticed the boot animations didn't work so I added bootanimation.zip functionality and it still doesn't work. At least on my wife's phone who I tested this on. I downloaded Anim Mod from the market to change the windows animations and transitions. It also modifies the system framework, so I tested it on her Replenish and EVERYTHING is running good so far. Now we have a deodexed ROM, let the customization begin.

I am not in anyway trying to take Firehak's glory. That is why I left everything the same.

Things we need to work on:

Custom Bootanimations

Disable the annoying System Update message

Fix recovery to fit our screens. (I noticed the Clockwork Recovery is oversized)

Customization

Flash like you would normally a ROM. Use Firehak's instructions here: http://forums.androidcentral.com/samsung-replenish/148702-acs-rom-phoenix-rom-0-2-a.html

But instead, use the Pheonix 0.3 zip include below.

I made it to where it WON'T wipe data, but I noticed it still does. PLEASE BACKUP FIRST! After I flashed this ROM I did an Avanced Restore through Clockwork and only restored DATA. Everything seems fine. Wipe Dalvik and Cache, just in case.

AS WITH ALL OTHER ROMS, FLASH AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Please let me know if anyone has issues.

Now what we all been waiting for, here is the link to download:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/64632729/pho...3_deodexed.zip

Hope you all enjoy!

PS. Thanks Firehak for all your hard work

EDIT: Because bootanimations didn't work on my wife's phone, it will look like the phone shut off. Just let it sit. It will boot up.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] adam1741:
Is there a guide on how to set up extensions for you SD card? I would like all my apps on the SD card. Tired of seeing that low memory icon at the top. Thanks.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] zeppelinrox:
Wow, you're not the only person to ask this question

http://xdaforums.com/search.php?searchid=71495569

Pick a hit

You post threads like this in General.

It's not like you made a rom or somethin
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] markshane:
Hey,

Follow the step by step procedure in the attached document to get ext2/ext4. All credits goes to SileshN for the guide.

The other way is through GParted.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
is it better to use ext2 or ext4? ext4 is still more experimental? i understand ext4 is blazing fast which is why the nexus s gets an amazing quadrant score...
[HD2 General] Franzferdinan51:
Okay so right now I'm using the evo shift but I'm about to switch to cincinatibell and was thinking of getting a hd2 because I'm an obessive flasher but I was wondering is the phone fast? Like my evo I've herd rumors that the speed is rediculously good like just as good as my shift I don't actually know how true that is what kinda changes would I be looking at if I did this would it be worth it I mean honestly is it as beast as the rumors I've heard or is it a p.o.s and I should concider a different phone
[HD2 General] Mister B:
Is it worth it ? depends on what it costs & what other device options are on offer.

HD2 is good for a cheap price, plenty of fun for a flashing junkie.

Downsides are: 1100Mah battery, no TV out, screen & motherboard issues are too common, sound quality is not the best, device can get hot very quickly.

I got my T-Mob version cheap but if paying close to full price it is out classed by other options.
[HD2 General] raven_raven:
1230 mAh battery, not 1100.

It's a good buy for a flashing junkie. And yeah, it's fast. It's the best Windows Mobile device and very good and fast Android/WP7 device. Of course there are faster and newer (and more expensive and not capable of multi OS), but there are also tons of slower devices.

Mister B pointed out downsides so... yeah, that's pretty it.
[HD2 General] Kailkti:
It would definitely satisy for disorder. On the note on whether it is fast. Yes it is fast, however your evo 3d should be a bit snappier.

To be honest, you won't find another phone with all these opportunities like the HD2, so if it's a ride you're looking for, this will give you one hell of a.

In terms of the best performance, you should look else where I suppose.
[HD2 General] Franzferdinan51:
So its a great phone but like all phones has its issues (undrstandable) so aslong as I get it cheap then yes its worth it if not then find something else gotcha thanks every1 you helped me and I think I will be joining your community very soon jw is the android fully functional? And is it swype compatible?
[HD2 General] M@rtyn04:
Swype is fully functional and Android, well, that depends on the ROM you pick. But on the whole, Android works very well on the HD2 (as does WP7 too).

I am on my second HD2, the first one being stolen after 6 months. I didn't want any other phone as a replacement. It HAD to be another HD2. For me, it's the best phone I have ever had and the most versatile that has ever been built. For a flash-junkie, it has to be the best phone in the world! Android either via SD or NAND, WP7 NAND, Ubuntu and Meego (the latter still rather wobbly) and of course WinMo 6.5 factory installed. You can still get them new via Amazon and co, but expect to pay about €450 - not cheap for a phone that is over 18 months on the market. Just goes to show that it is still a desirable piece of kit :D
[HD2 General] thatlonedude:
seeing as you said your a flash junky like most of us here than def go for it. i barely got mine thursday after school and im coming from a captivate and you would have to be doing some really intensive stuff to see any lag what so ever and since your coming from a evo shift there really isnt much of a difference between it and the hd2 plus you can dual boot!!!!:cool:
[HD2 General] white-energy:
not worth every cent (hryvnia) i paid.

i keed, i keed =P​
[HD2 General] digiholic:
Many good quality used ones from $200 - $250. Well worth it. This is the only handset I need till SGSII hits TMOUS.

And yes they can be fast with the Android ROMs
[HD2 General] Tesno:
HD2 is a very nice phone. If you want to try different operating systems, it's the only choice. If you already know what you want, choose a new one with native operating system of your choice, if possible, dual core.

Used phone seems to be a very good choice nowadays, because people update their phones much too often.
[HD2 General] evereste:
It's awesome, I've switched to HD7, Vibrant and Nexus 1, and the HD2 buries them all in terms of flexibility, power and is a very well constructed device, glass and metal. I don't understand why folk say Evo has more power, isn't it the same hardware wise? The new 2ghz phones aren't valid yet as I read

most app's don't utilize the processor...besides, you know once you buy virtually any other phone, it will be stuck on gingerbread and have far less roms than XDA has for the HD2...

I love my HD2 and will for a long time coming..
[HD2 General] Kailkti:
Correction, they don't utilize the full power of the processor. Meaning whilst its not operating both cores, both are still being used, just one is a helper.
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
Very well said, I will hold onto mine until it completely dies. Then I eill still try to fix it if repair parts are still avaliable.

At the OP, the HD2 is the beast you have read about. The HD2 falls short of nothing except maybe undo able hardware mods like no font facing camera and no TV out. It can handle almost anything you throw at it software wize and hang right in there with the native devices of what ever OS you use with it. I would dare say ot was the introduction device and is the intruduction device for several people who knew nothing ofcthe mobile development community and giving some pretty awsome crash courses. I am ome myself, now I know a good bit about Windows Mobile, learning like a ton about Android right now, and will try Windows Phone 7 eventually. I use Android for my daily driver now. I do not think my life would be the same without my HD2 now.
[HD2 General] consolation:
Much as I like my hd2, there are a couple of drawbacks: 65k dual touch screen & shonky GPS. Battery could be bigger too, but that goes for most androids.

Sent from my Atari 600XL using cassette tape and a stamp.
[HD2 General] hypertyper:
I just started using the HD2 with Android and I'm blown away. My house mate wants to swap his iphone 4. I love the voice commands with google. Swype is amazing. I've used the Navigation feature which worked right away. It seems like there is nothing the phone can't do, coming from a Blackberry perspective.

I find that the phone is very fast.
[HD2 General] koolxx:
i own an hd2. i tried the stock rom, customized stock rom, and 2 android builds. as for android, the cam and camcorder suck, theyre not asd sharp as on the stock rom. battery on droid sucks too. and call quality is very bad.

on a customized rom, the call quality sucks, cam is horrible, and batt drains a lot, but it does look good. and this is what i dont understand. why is fluff taken out of a custom rom then its cam and batt suck?

on the stock rom, batt is better than custom rom and android. call quality sucks but a patch can reduce the static greatly. everything else works sharply and perfect. but, it lacks apps.. and this is what kills the phone.

hope this helps.
[HD2 General] ronvohra:
According to me, the only things that go against the phone are the fact that it has no front cam, the screen is just a 65k and the speaker could have been a wee bit louder. Everything else software related has been or will soon be sorted out by the good folks at XDA. If you can accept the hardware limitations, take the plunge man. This phone is a flash junkies dream. :D
[HD2 General] issy_i:
My hd2 is my first smartphone (comming from a old nokia) i still use my hd2 as a normal 'call & be called' phone:D

litle by little im feeling comfortable with the bazillion options:)

i got it cheap for 150 euro (+- 200$) in original/clean state .
[HD2 General] omarcos:
This is my second hd2 and it is well worth it...it is a very fast phone when flashed to android
[HD2 General] King Royalty:
after my digitizer suddenly died out of nowhere and found out that this is a known issue to all HD2s, no its not worth it
[Android Apps and Games] Akusari:
Hello,

i released version 1.0.2 of my SD-Booster app on the market right now.

Changelog:

This version fix a root permission bug found by Andreas and include tweaks for some devices (e.g LG Optimus Speed, Motorola Milestone).

Coming soon: New features will be released with version 2.0.

Market-Link: https://market.android.com/details?id=de.mehrmann.sdbooster

AppBrain-Link: http://www.appbrain.com/app/sd-booster/de.mehrmann.sdbooster

App description:

SD-Booster speeds up your SD-Card (external memory-card) up to 40 times! Enjoy a new feeling of speed on your Android smartphone anytime and everywhere you are. Starting apps, listing to your favorite music or just swapping data with your PC ? Whatever you do, the SD-Booster improve your phone speed!

SD-Booster needs root permission to run, otherwhise SD-Booster can't do anything!

For experts only: App works with read_ahead_kb value

Regards

Akusari