yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killer86th:
my SS Class 2 16 GB has a fairly good speed (compare to class 2):

Write 7.8 MB/s

Read 20.0 MB/s

plus it was very cheap because it is class 2 :D

got a little lag in video recording, but people say it is a bug of ICS, I'm waiting for the new cook rom of 4.0.4 official to see it is fixed
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omtay2311995:
hey guys

do you think 64gb uhc-I might work for arc
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deadmanproxy:
yeah I think it will work. a friend of mine has an 32gb in it. but you have to partition the sd card right! ;)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anteloop:
I'm using a 16GB Transcend class 10 for my Arc S, working out fine for me. Get class 10 if you can afford, and beware of fake card.

I do not have good experience with Kingston's cards with regards to their write speed.

my 2 cents worth
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Steven Seagal:
The best is 32 GB MICRO SDHC SAMSUNG ESSENTIAL CLASE 10

Velocidad de lectura

24 MB/s

Velocidad de escritura

13 MB/s
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] _sol_:
Hello,

is it possible to buy and use the Navigon bonus packages (Premium package, Traffic Live package...) with the operator unlocked version of Navigon Select from this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1099662

Thank you!
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hr_kaleu:
as far as i know:

you can only buy additional features if you have a valid t-mobile contract (post-paid) as your t-mobile bills gets charged with the extra package

see

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=919612&page=67

and

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1099662
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] emeo:
i have an x10 mini pro. was wondering which will be a better option for me to flash a custom rom. cm6 or cm7. which better? pro's and con's...

thank you!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] davidh5:
CM7 has got a few big bugs like: high quality camera doesn't work. It is on Android 2.3

CM6 is very good, there aren't any bigger bug, a few little ones which I even don't found, but someone have written about them. On CM6 everything works perfectly and i observed that battery lives longer.

I had both ROMs and I stick to CM6 until CM7 will be on the same stage of completion like CM6
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] leftAlone:
It's more your preference I guess. The only drawback (for me) to cm7 ROM is the camera. Aside from that, everything else is pretty much equal. I'd stick with cm7 but I really need the camera.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] emeo:
i flashed cm6 v3.03. it worked but than out of nowhere it started force closing. i did it twice after unbricking my phone... but it still force closes...

i know the rom is nice and fast.

what could i be doing wrong?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Jibraun:
Im also same as u...cm7 is great...the camera i use Angle Camera...resolution can go till 2048x1536 and without any lag + hang...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Shadow-Nexus:
I would at the moment CM6 is better at the moment

The battery lasts longer and everything works fine!

If you use CM6 try using the custom rom called froyocomb v1.32

It is pretty awesome and fast and it has the screen off and on animation that CM7 has
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] leftAlone:
Try clearing the dalvik cache. That fixes a lot of problems. If that doesn't work, try flashing with SEUS then flashing the ROM.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] leftAlone:
Thanks! I'll try that app. :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] emeo:
Thank you... No more force closing or bricking.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] DustArma:
I'd say it depends on your needs, if you use the camera a lot then stick with CM6, if you want to go for the best possible performance, then use CM7, Gingerbread, at least on my X10 Mini, is much faster than Froyo.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] avneeshp500:
Steps- :)

1.) Relax

2.) Download KDZ Updater & Stock KDZ File (KDZ Updater- http://www.4shared.com/file/UleS4dP3/KDZ_FW_UPD_EN.html

ROM- http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=865479)

3.) After ur downloads are done. Remove the battery.

4.) Plug In ur phone while holding ( VOLUME UP + RETURN ) this would bring ur phone in EMERGENCY MODE.

5.) open KDZ Updater. In Type choose 3GQCT and in PhoneMode use EMERGENCY or CS_EMERGENCY . choose the KDZ file u downloaded.. and hit the launch software update button.

6.) If it fails. Go to device manager. Under Modems Disable LGE Virtual Modem or LGE Android USB Modem. and restart PC, unlplug phone and repeat step 4 and 5.This should Do the work

7.) if u're on version 2.2.2 download Gingerbreak(http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1044765) and root ur phone . Install custom recovery and flash whatever ROM u want

Thank me if i helped

Cheers
[Optimus One, P500, V General] 4silvertooth:
Rom manager has been fixed look this..

http://mobile.twitter.com/clockworkmod/status/75096641887154176
[Optimus One, P500, V General] agzorig:
i'll keep a copy of this. might come in handy...
[Optimus One, P500, V General] avneeshp500:
there might be people who would have flashed through the older version. So this one's for them :)
[Optimus One, P500, V General] avneeshp500:
Sure man :)

btw itz my first guide on XDA :D i'm a nood :P
[Optimus One, P500, V General] 4silvertooth:
Stop calling ur self noob. Everyone was one noob at sometime.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] avneeshp500:
i'm happy :D

i love this forum .. LG should include the xda app in their stock firnware :P
[Optimus One, P500, V General] lekhwani:
Ginger break app also.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] GolfnWrx:
will this proceedure work for all brands of Optimus phone, or just the P500?

I have an LG Optimus V (CDMA on Sprint network), will this brick my phone because it's for GSM?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] avneeshp500:
i duno !

i neva used an optimus V!

but it should work. down the KDZ file for ur phone.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] avneeshp500:
Download KDZ file for ur phone using this:-

csmg.lgmobile.com:9002/svc/popup/model_check.jsp?model=<model_of_phone>&esn=<serial_number>
[Optimus One, P500, V General] lekhwani:
Someone is in need of this.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vari9:
Hey guys the motorola xoom has 1 gb 'ddr2' ram whereas the acer iconia and the other tabs released after xoom have 1gb 'ddr3' ram.....so does it make a huge difference..

And someone could please tell me does the xoom has a FULL hd screen...and is the hdmi mirroring also FULL hd??
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginosergio:
Hi, I have this problem with my Galaxy S.

I go to Agenda Settings, and go to the notification settings.

The ring tone is set to "On time".

I change it to something else

I exit agenda, then enter again immediately. The new tone is really set.

After some minutes, I check again and I find that the tone is "On time" again !!

Goin' mad with this. Any help ??

I'm on Froyo 2.2.1 I9000XXJPY

--------------------------

Someone knows of an app that let me change this tone ?? I've tried "profile" and other similar things, but they let me set only phone and sms ring tones.

Thanks

Sergio
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zionator:
What rom u on ? maybe it buggy so try another rom.

Before changing ur rom try malibo app from market very good ringtone app (i cant remember if it is spelled malibo but try looking on market)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginosergio:
You mean Mabilo ??

It's this : http://www.androidtapp.com/mabilo-ringtones/ ????

It don't seems it can change other sounds except ring/sms....
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ginosergio:
Please, anyone can help with this problem ??

It's really annoying. That f*****g sound is so low that I always miss my appointments !!

Pleeeease !
[General Questions and Answers] kingme__hu:
as my title,I have change the brightness,but i can't find which file conclude the infomation,if i can backup that file,i needn't change it again after install new CM7.zip with wiped.

I‘m a chinese vegetablebird,my english is bad,I'm sorry for that,if you can't understand what I say,just ignore this message.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] emeo:
are the sensors working good in this custom rom... cm6?

like automatic keyboard lights off when the screen face a bright light...

like the screen gets brigter or darker according to the surrounding light?

thank you!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] davidh5:
I have this rom and after installing one of hotfix everything is working great. Keyboard light works just like on stock rom :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] emeo:
so that means u didn't use cyanogen settings.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Shadow-Nexus:
Yeah i agree with him!

Im using froyocomb v1.32 and its based on CM6

So ill say that this rom is the best one!
[Dash 3G, Snap General] marcoslotfy:
i have now spl 1.19 and mw 6.1 when i try to get 6.5 it stop in progress 29% after it make start up at 15 %
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] xperiaforme:
I'm not phone expert, that's for sure, a regular dummy here. Since there is no book Rooting for dummies, I want to ask you if it is safe for me to use One click rooting app on mini pro, update 2.1. I don't really know what to use it for except I read you need it to wipe battery stats and suposedly tha is a good idea to help ypur battery life ( I might be wrong): The thing is, my battery really sucks after update, wish I had not done it in a way. before I could get 3 days with very little use, now it doesn't even last one day with little use...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] davidh5:
Rooting the device with Super One Click is very easy, you just need to click on "root" button and everything else is automatic. You should not be afraid of this :) About battery stats wipe... You can do this after you install xRecovery and this is also quite easy. If it helps with battery life? I don't know... I don't see any differences
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] xperiaforme:
Where can I get Super one click?

I found z4root and UniversalAndroot, don't know if these are any good too.

Which is best?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] phoneyericsson:
Yes root it it's easy and no, no command line whatsoever.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] xperiaforme:
I was trying to find out what root actually means and if there is any console inovled where you have to put commands in to do anything, it is not for me, at least not now when I don't have time to learn.

If I knew anything about it, I would not be posting this. Guys do you honestly think anyone can do it?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] phoneyericsson:
It's extremely easy and some apps literally root with just one click. Where's the command line in that.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] hiko36:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/29/this-is-the-asus-padfone/

I think it would be a phenomenal hit if LG brought something like this to the market.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] bighulk666:
Like the Atrix? $500, no thanks.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] ickster:
A tablet might be cool. It would depend on how they implemented it. This dual core processer could do a good job with it I'd bet. I'd buy it if it worked and the price was right. IMO this phone is powerful enough to provide a full featured experience on something like that. Interesting concept.

Here's their latest post with better pics.

http://www.engadget.com/2011/05/30/asus-targets-christmas-ice-cream-sandwich-for-padfone-launch-v/
[Galaxy S II Accessories] wnpaul:
Does anyone know whether the official Samsung Expansion Battery Case for the Galaxy S (i9000) will fit the Galaxy S II (i9100) ???

Thanks,

Wolf
[Galaxy S II Accessories] erazer007:
I doubt it. There is a big difference in dimensions. You might be able to manage the thicknesss by stuffing something in between but the height and breadth are different.

Also the gaps for the ports wont match. You wont be able to use the camera, microUSB(MHL) port etc once youve fitted it.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] crypticc:
Look elsewhere there is an official sgsii expansion available

http://samsunggalaxysforums.com/showthread.php/4499-Galaxy-SII-protective-case-extended-battery-power-pack-combo
[Galaxy S II Accessories] erazer007:
There is an official case available but he just wanted to know whether the one for the Original Galaxy S would fit the S II. :)
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazux:
Hi all, i am going to buy a SGT from amazon but before i order it i have few (a lot :D) questions :p P.S yes i have read the sticky threads and please do not whine about googling!! ok so here i go

1. my current phone is samsung galaxy 3 and it is very resistant, meaning that it wont broke easily, so does the SGT break easily?

2. im not new to android but what programs do you use when you flash? (i have only used odin and CWM)

3. now what is radio? in galaxy 3 there is no radio... (i DO NOT mean the fm radio :D)

4. so is there going to be 3.0 update? or is the one in xda usable or just emulator port?

5. i live in finland and i dont have any clue about CDMA and GSM, what are those and wich one should i buy?

6. the tab im going to buy is EURO/international tab so i can flash every ROM here?

7. now i know that you can hard brick your device with flashing bootloader but is there any other way to hard brick it?

8 im going to buy this tab for mostly gaming (3D games) and i read that it can play tegra 2 games :eek: are they running smooth?

9. what is normal quadrant score? and what is quadrant when OC´d to 1.4Ghz

10. is 1.4Ghz overclocking safe?

11. what is modem?

OK so there was my questions :) please answer them and i will grant you with a "thanx" button press
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] natious:
Why you lie to us? Its obvious that you didn't search, and if you did, well, k0sh is your man!

But because im only %97 asshole..

1. I dropped my tab from around 6ft onto concrete, it landed on its corner, bounced, then the screen exploded.

2. You use the same apps but also heidmil *sp

3. I don't know, it probably refers to the chipset in the device.

4. No, there will never, ever, ever be an official honeycomb update, and the ports that are currently available are **** house at the moment, only time will tell

5. Well, you should really know this, do your devices take sim cards, if so they are GSM

6. No you cant flash every rom, you can only flash the roms labeled [GSM]

7. You can brick it by flashing the wrong rom, disconnecting the usb while its flashing, and by not following instructions.

8. You can play afew tegra2 games, and they run pretty good.

9. Cant remember, but quadrant dosnt mean ****.

10. Yes, ive been running my tab since 1.4ghz was possible, it only shoots flames now and then.

11. The part of the phone that allows you to use 3g/voice ect..

12. Search next time.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazux:
believe it or not but i googled ;)
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] natious:
So wheres my said thanks?
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazux:
:D you edited your post :p didnt saw that
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] natious:
Good man, your a-o-k in my books, only because where your from sounds like a sexy woman, and your name makes me laugh when i try and say it, JARZOOKS
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jazux:
ok :D good to know :D
[Nook Color General] Blue6IX:
Testing Software

Thread Navigation:

Post 01 - Introduction, what this thread is about.

Post 02 - Benchmark Software, Memory Specifications.

Post 03 - Hardware: Computer, MicroSD cards, and Adapters/Readers.

Post 04 - Step by Step Procedures.

Post 05 - Results: Initial Test

Post 06 - Results: Test 2

Post 07 - Results: Averages

Post 08 - Results: Averages: SanDisk

Post 09 - Review/Questions/Notes.

Post 10 - Reserved

(Link to single post, reference purposes. Post 01 to reload whole thread.)

Testing Software:

Crystal Disk Mark version 3.0.1 (Current version at time of initial testing.)

Preferred test is the 50MB test run 5 times, otherwise represented as 5x50MB.

Some people have mentioned not being able to run other tests with a higher data value, and most people run the 5x50MB test. For a more global level of comparable test results, this is what we should use.

Since the results given by that test are each the average of 5 numbers (5x part of it's name), I also chose to run each test 5 times and average the results.

This is also the basis I am basing "done" versus "yet to be done" on. I want to have test data from each combination available of memory card and adapter/reader, 5 tests on each.

This should yield:

- A solid benchmark for each memory card.

- A solid comparison for each adapter/reader used.

Memory Specifications, Information:

? at this time, more to come.

Feel free to post information in this thread that should end up here. I'll edit in a quote or cite your post for the info when I get a chance.

Update 6/2/11: psychoace post#16 - Voltage
[Nook Color General] Blue6IX:
Hardware Used in Testing

Thread Navigation:

Post 01 - Introduction, what this thread is about.

Post 02 - Benchmark Software, Memory Specifications.

Post 03 - Hardware: Computer, MicroSD cards, and Adapters/Readers.

Post 04 - Step by Step Procedures.

Post 05 - Results: Initial Test

Post 06 - Results: Test 2

Post 07 - Results: Averages

Post 08 - Results: Averages: SanDisk

Post 09 - Review/Questions/Notes.

Post 10 - Reserved

(Link to single post, reference purposes. Post 01 to reload whole thread.)

Machine Used:

HP Probook 4510s (laptop 1.5 years old, purchased new)

-Intel Core 2 duo CPU T6570 @ 2.10GHZ

-2 Gigs of Ram

-USB port is USB 2.0

-Onboard SDcard slot. (integrated card reader)

- First line of each card/adapter/reader listed starts with "Tag:". This is the identifier used to reference it throughout my test data and results.

Cards tested:

Tag: Sandisk C2 16G(1)
Brand, Size, Class - Sandisk MicroSDHC, 16 Gig, Class 2
Accessories - None

Tag: Sandisk C4 8G(1)
Brand, Size, Class - Sandisk MicroSDHC,8 Gig, Class 4
Accessories - SD card adapter
SDSDQ-8192-A11M

Tag: Sandisk C4 8G(2)
Brand, Size, Class - Sandisk MicroSDHC, 8 Gig, Class 4
Accessories - None

Tag: Sandisk C4 8G(3)
Brand, Size, Class - Sandisk MicroSDHC, 8 Gig, Class 4
Accessories - None
SDSDQ-008G-A11M

Tag: Sandisk C4 8G(4)
Brand, Size, Class - Sandisk MicroSDHC, 8 Gig, Class 4
Accessories - None
SDSDQ-008G-A11M

Tag: Sandisk C4 8G(5)
Brand, Size, Class - Sandisk MicroSDHC, 8 Gig, Class 4
Accessories - None
SDSDQ-008G-A11M

Tag: PNY C10 8G(1)
Brand, Size, Class - PNY MicroSDHC, 8 Gig, Class 10
[COLOR="Red"]Accessories - SD card adapter ((Broken))[/COLOR]

Tag: DaneElec C4 4G(1)
Brand, Size, Class - Dane/Elec MicroSDHC, 4 Gig, Class 4
Accessories - SD card adapter
[COLOR="red"]Accessories - USB MicroSD card reader ((Broken))[/COLOR]

Tag: PNY 2G(1)
Brand, Size, Class - PNY MicroSD,2 Gig, Un-classed
[COLOR="red"]Accessories - SD card adapter ((Broken))[/COLOR]

Adapters tested:

Tag: Sandisk SD(1)
SanDisk MicroSD, MicroSDHC to SD Adapter.

Tag: n/a
[COLOR="Red"]PNY MicroSD Adapter ((Broken))[/COLOR]

Tag: n/a
[COLOR="red"]PNY MicroSD Adapter ((Broken))[/COLOR]

Tag: DaneElec SD(1)
Dane-Elec MicroSD Adapter

SanDisk USB MicroSD Adapter - SDDRK-121-A11M

SanDisk USB MicroSD Adapter - SDDRK-121-A11M

SanDisk USB MicroSD Adapter - SDDRK-121-A11M

SanDisk USB MicroSD Adapter - SDDRK-121-A11M

SanDisk USB MicroSD Adapter - SDDRK-121-A11M

USB Readers Tested:

Tag: DaneElec USB(1)
[COLOR="red"]Dane-Elec USB MicroSD Reader ((Broken))[/COLOR]

SanDisk USB MicroSD Reader - SDDRK-121-A11M

SanDisk USB MicroSD Reader - SDDRK-121-A11M

SanDisk USB MicroSD Reader - SDDRK-121-A11M

SanDisk USB MicroSD Reader - SDDRK-121-A11M

SanDisk USB MicroSD Reader - SDDRK-121-A11M
[Nook Color General] Blue6IX:
Results: Averages

Results:Averages

Lots more to come.

I need time to process the data to get this part together.

Until the second half of the initial test is done with the new card readers this posting would just duplicate the first test results post.

I will update this when I finish the second test.
[Nook Color General] Blue6IX:
Review, Questions and Notes.

Forthcoming, need more time to compute the data. For the time being, i'll just add little bits here and there until I get my questions sorted.

Review:

It seems like the USB Readers test consistently faster then the MicroSD to SD adapters. The laptop having an on-board SD card slot allowed me to eliminate as much hardware as possible from between the adapter to the computer, not having to use an external device.

Semi-surprising that there was a discrepancy. I expect there to be a discrepancy when I get to the part of testing in the Nook, as someone testing in that or a phone has much more then a simple card reader to test through. That the MicroSD to SD adapter presents more of a data bottleneck to the MicroSD card then the USB reader was an unknown question at the start.

This post in the thread psychoace post#16 - Voltage points to more explanation of why.

Questions:

- 6/13: Since we are starting to see the cards read consistently at different speeds depending upon which hardware is used to interface with the computer, which method more accurately represents the cards speed?

-6/13: Are the results proving consistent enough to determine a percentage of average difference between different methods of testing the card, so we can compare results?

For instance: Someone posts a benchmark from using a USB reader, someone else posts a benchmark using the nook itself to run the test, can we compare those results adjusting for the different methods used to run the test?

Notes:

- 5/31: Now that I have 5 duplicate MicroSD cards, I will be using these exclusively for this testing procedure. The other MicroSD cards will be benched against the adapters for part 2 to establish a baseline comparison, then assigned duties in my various digital devices...now that I know which ones will work best in what.

-6/13: My preliminary test showed that there was a big enough difference in speed to purchase the hardware to run test 2. Test 2 is starting to show a consistent difference between using a MicroSD to SD adapter vs. a USB reader to run the benchmark test.

Next up should be a series of tests in the Nook itself to start to determine the difference in speed using those same cards.
[Nook Color General] Blue6IX:
This post reserved.
[Nook Color General] Speeddymon:
First :-P

So anyways, How does all of this factor with the different classes of sdcards? I thought it all depended on what class you had as to what write speed you got, but that they all (more or less) had equivalent read speeds?