yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] DynamicRam:
Updated buttons highlight color
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] fards:
here's some screen shots

In order,

Lockscreen - buttons, button pressed, (my homescreen, using a HC and wp7 combo)
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] DynamicRam:
. updated framework

. added themed phone , contacts , settings
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] DynamicRam:
added flashable zip

flash with streakmod
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] fards:
You Still Need To sort that One Font out
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] DynamicRam:
:D i dont have that problem !!! with the stock browser

any way it must be the droidsans.ttf
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] ClericCC:
Hello,

it would be possible to modify the theme for this ROM http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1113256

I am a big fan of Honeycomb, but does not drive me GingerStreak.

thank you

PS: sorry for bad English
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] fards:
Please keep posts in English..

edit> Thanks for translating,

your English is good !
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] DynamicRam:
V1.2 minor updates
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] taddy85uk:
I was wondering if this could tinkered with so it can be adapted to the DJ Steve's 1.9.0? I mainly want it for the lock screen tbh.
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] Seanzy35:
what launcher is that?? thats awesome, how do i get it. i flashed this, but i dont have that launcher in the screenshot
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] fards:
in my screenshots?

adw laucher ex
[Samsung Infuse 4G] XCellPhoneSalesRep:
Not sure if a re-post but i'm yet to see it:

AT&T has started pushing a small update out for their Samsung Infuse 4G. Before you ask no it’s not Gingerbread, however it does offers a few fixes to help keep your Froyo experiences enjoyable. Among these fixes is a solution to an Email sync problem that was occurring with Exchange 2003 servers.

Additionally a baseband update is included as well as a new build number.

Firmware 2.2.1

Baseband I997UCKE3

Build number FROYO.UCKE3

While there are other various changes…

Continue Reading Here

AT&T Rolling Out Maintenance Update for Samsung Infuse 4G

Jacob Cunningham – androidspin.com

link: http://androidheadlines.com/2011/06/att-rolling-out-maintenance-update-for-samsung-infuse-4g.html
[Samsung Infuse 4G] tankmorph:
Wow. Really?

Way to check out the other threads.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] crawlgsx:
x2. This has been covered multiple times and all over the General Forum (yourself included).
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] RaitR:
Alot of ppl wonder how to change the battery animation so here you go.

I know that it can be done manually by extracting .apk and then editing the files,

but using UOT Kitchen is just too damn simple so why even bother.

Even tho UOT Kitchen is easy enough some of the users dont know what to do there so imma take some screenshots to break it down.

1. Use Root Explorer or any other method to get framework-res.apk from /system/framework

2. Head to UOT Kitchen and upload your framework-res.apk as shown on the screenshot.

3. After the file is uploaded move to Battery tab and pick out wich animation you want for ur framework. You can also check out bootanimations... the list they have is quite good, but you have to know where bootanimation.zip is located on ur ROM.

4. After clicking Generate Preview you can head to Summary tab. Everything should be green n "Submit work to kitchen" clickable. Do that... click that damn button and head to pickup page. It shouldnt take longer than 5-10m. Dont forget ur order number tho.

The file will comes in .zip form what can be installed trough xRecovery - "Install custom zip"

You can also extract the .zip and push framework-res.apk to its place manually.

Thanks to user propc who made a script for changing framework so its quite easy. Script and tutorial on using it at.

And tyvm UOT devs for making life easier.

I have used UOT Kitchen to edit frameworks of different 2.1 and 2.2 ROMs so it should work on all of em.

Back up your rom before making any changes cause editing system files can brick your device.
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] RaitR:
Reserved.

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[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] green2005:
Thx it will help a lot of geek :)
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] green2005:
yes it works on XGin v5 :)
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] CJPRICO:
Thanks for the info

Sent from CJPRICOs EVO using XDA Premium App
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] kikzz:
Thankz. . its help a lot for me. . . no need to install a batt. widget any more. . . .:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] tiong38:
give u a big thanks!
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] bobgeneric:
I'm using JB - Android 4.1

What file upload/edit: framework-res or SystemUI ?
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] ScatteredHell:
I have made a zip for flash to framework-res.apk :)))))
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] EkaPutra:
nice guide...

thanks for the info :good::good:
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] kecoax:
great tutorial :good:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jhanford:
Well, I've managed to find one and ordered a 32GB version. It should be arriving on Monday.

However, from all the negative 3.1-related threads I'm kind of regretting it now. Talk of battery drains, speaker issues, lags, random reboots, worse wifi, etc. is making me wish I'd held off or gone for something else (Acer Iconia?) :(

Please someone tell me that in the grand scheme of things, this is actually a bloody decent device! :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] lacrossev:
Aside from a small bit of light leak mine is all good. What you're experiencing is people that aren't satisfied will be more likely to speak up than people who are satisfied with the devices. These issues are things that have happened to certain users but its not like your device will automatically present all these symptoms. In the grand scheme of things this is a really nice device. If you are looking for something where everything is perfect and there are no issues,you might have to wait a while longer until honeycomb matures a bit more and the 2nd Gen of android tabs come out (i don't really count gb tabs as officially supported android tabs)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Mean Sixteen:
While I can't speak for anyone else I bought mine sight unseen and could not be happier.

I'm rooted on 3.1 and overclocked and while kernel is a little rough I am loving it. Only gonna get better. Besides, stock kernel is an option.

Light bleed...not an issue for me. (Haven't noticed so I don't care)

Random reboots. May have happened overnight but I haven't seen any.

I haven't killed my battery yet. Lowest I've gotten was last night to 23% but I was flashing **** like crazy. (No dock btw)

Lots of storage.

Videos play great now.

Speakers are fine to me. (They make it so I can easily hear what I want to hear)

Screen is gorgeous.

Kills the zoom as far as I can tell.

I am happy and with all the development going on I am only going to get happier.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ThaiM:
No battery drains, speaker issues, or wifi problems with mine. Have had it randomly reboot on me once though. And I've seen the Xoom lag way worse. Overall, this is the best tablet currently available. I wouldn't touch an Acer product with a 10 yard stick.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Itaintrite:
Stick with 3.0 if you don't like all the problems with 3.1. Though, I'm using it and am only bothered by the browser.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ericc191:
I just ordered mine too and don't yet have it. I had what you are having and even cancelled the order at one point in favor of the a500. After cancelling, I did a pretty thorough look at the Acer a500. Even though it has better speakers, a USB 2.0 port, and vibrate, it's downsides are too much to take.

I don't want something that heavy or bulky. It has known GPS problems. The battery life is pretty mediocre when compared to the Transformer. And, currently anyway, the development for this tablet is much more promising.

Don't worry about the bleed issues. That seems to be the biggest one people complain about. Just keep exchanging until you get one with minimal bleeding.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] bithir:
It is a bloody fantastic machine! Love it, it has been used pretty much non-stop since the 3 of May!

Excellent piece of hardware - I only got the 16GB version, so plan is to purchase a good microSDHC card soon - 32GB version.

I am running on the latest version (3.1) and I could not be happier. Got the dock a week ago and I amazed on how much I use it. Often combo-use the touch screen and keyboard for interactions with the transformer.

I game, surf, read, watch movies and some hobby software development. Plan is to soon be able to actually develop on it as well :)

I know the experience migth vary, but for me, this piece of wonderful wholesome goodness could not be better, unless someone covered it in batter and deep fried it! ;) ;)

- Authored on my transformer
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ryan stewart:
The fact that you can sell it technically used for the price of new must mean that there are around 10,000 people a month that like theirs.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] pnnorth:
QUOTE=jhanford;14433435]Well, I've managed to find one and ordered a 32GB version. It should be arriving on Monday.

However, from all the negative 3.1-related threads I'm kind of regretting it now. Talk of battery drains, speaker issues, lags, random reboots, worse wifi, etc. is making me wish I'd held off or gone for something else (Acer Iconia?) :(

Please someone tell me that in the grand scheme of things, this is actually a bloody decent device! :)[/QUOTE]

Aside from a small amount of light bleed, that is only noticeable if you are sitting in the dark with the screen ramped up to maximum brightness, I haven't had any problems with my mine. It's a great bit of kit and the dock takes it to a completely different level. No regrets at all about buying mine,
[Eee Pad Transformer General] finalhit:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-selection_bias

I don't need a signature.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dfin13:
16 hours off the charger and I'm at 52%. Granted, a good deal of that has been idle, I haven't played with it for 16 hours straight, but that is in line with what I expect from a tablet -- mess with it some, lay it down for hours, and pick it up again later with a decent amount of juice left. Mine creaks a bit in the upper right corner, and I notice one small spot of light bleed under perfectly dark conditions, but otherwise, I'm glad I bought it. Won't find a better value anywhere else.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jhanford:
Thanks for the feedback

Wow, filled up a page in less than an hour!

Thanks guys. It IS good to hear the other side of the coin, and I completely get the "self selection bias" point.

I have less remorse than I did an hour ago, so thank you everyone.

Now I'm looking forward to it arriving again :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dbiggss:
I am thrilled with the TF!!! And let me just say that I am very hard to please when it comes to electronics.

I had the G-Slate and the TF whips it, hands down.

The Acer tab is alright, but it is wayyy too bulky and still not quite as good as the TF IMO.

I am using 3.1 and although it is not as fast as 3.0 when I had it overclocked it still works fine. I haven't tried the 3.1 oc kernel that got posted today yet.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ericc191:
Yeah only two things to really be concerned about is the light bleed, if it's massive, and battery life after 3.1.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Ravynmagi:
For the $400 price, the IPS display, and all other tablets sucking, I guess I'm happy with the Transformer. But I got a few problems.

My first transformer had a defective screen that was separated from the glass making the back light visible on one side and causing the glass to bend.

I'm on my second Transformer now. It's got back light bleeding, which doesn't bother me too much. But it's also got a quarter inch circle on the screen that is brighter than the rest of the screen. Looks like something is wrong with the panel there.

So now I got to return a second Transformer. And this is such a pain because I got to time it right with when they have something in inventory or just be without a the tablet for a while like last time.

There are other build quality issues. The back plastic edges are not flush with the metal bezel, some corners are popped up a little.

And the speaker volume is not balance (fearing this might be hardware problem too since its still not fixed from the 3.1 update).

I was having some performance issues and found I had to reboot the tablet often to refresh the performance. Then I started removing some applications. After removing TweetCaster Pro, suddenly the performance improved significantly.

I seem to get a lot more keyboard lag (ASUS or Android keyboard) with the stock browser after the 3.1 update. It's a little disappointing.

I've got gripes. But I think I'll be keeping the Transformer (though definitely need to go through another exchange). The A500 doesn't have an IPS display and is very heavy. And I suspect it'll have it's share of software problems too. Same thing for the Xoom. The Galaxy Tab 10.1 has it's own quality build issues (it's glass likes to pop out of the bezel like the Transformer's back side is doing on mine) and it's lack of micro SD is a huge disappointment.

The state of Android tablets is still in a rather sad state. But we are still kinda early adopters and it's the price we pay.

PS. Almost forgot to mention, the GPS on my Transformer doesn't work at all. Though this really doesn't bother me since I don't use it anyway.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dfin13:
Yikes! I swear I think there are just bad batches out there, that can be the only explanation of these wild swings in quality. I guess the OP needs to cross his fingers and hope he gets one of the good ones.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Feoen:
THIS so much.

I am REALLY surprised with how much damn COMPLAINING there is across these boards. My unit came perfect apart from a small bit of light bleed at the bottom.

And best of all? 3.1 DOUBLED the functionality of the tablet. I was super happy with it when I got it, and then the update made it feel like a new tablet.

Besides the light bleed, my only problem with it is that it doesn't seem to do 1080p output through the miniHDMI jack.

Other than that, it's perfect and one of the best technology purchases I have ever made.

TBH, when I purchased mine I read all the complaining about problems and also was worried. But when I opened it, plugged it in, and used it, I was blown away and all my worries were destroyed.

Seriously, it's an amazing product that benefits even more by the dock and by Honeycomb 3.1. Even if new tablets with better hardware come out, this tablet is going to retain its uniqueness and power through the ever-increasing capabilities of Honeycomb (and eventually Ice Cream Sandwich!) and because of its fantastic Dock.

EDIT: Please don't get me wrong, by "complaining" I don't mean that people are whining about illegitimate problems. Problems DO exist, but it's as the person I quoted said: it's just biased because all the people without problems are enjoying their tablets and not looking for solutions on this forum.

The only "problem" that I feel IS complaining is people who whine about how their tablets "creak". It's like the most minor problem of anything, and yet there are people who have returned their tablets and won't buy another one just because their first one makes a small creak sound when you press on it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] lightfire:
Remember this device is on the edge of tech. New product. Growing pains in manufacturing, etc. There will be returns.

But I can tell you that I have been on the edge of tech since before the IBM PC. And I have never had a "toy" that brought such amazement and sheer joy. Run google body on it (while you have two email accounts updating and google voice updating while you have a map with the latest earthquakes updating while you have a maps window open while you have conversion software to convert anything to anything and gps navigation at your fingertips with Copilot Live) and prepare to be amazed. All while listening to music.

I have no problems others than the sound is not very good. I think it will get better with updates; there are $25 solutions to this problem.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] madsquabbles:
I had two with bleed and speaker balance issues. one experience the frame separation too and it got worse the longer I had it. for me the bleed was noticeable even at lowest brightness sine I read books with black bg and red text. one had way more bleed than the other.

my third try is coming on Tuesday. I've decided to give up using the tf as an ebook reader and keep it limited to comics or reading in daylight.

as for the crappy speakers, sound quality and balance issues, ive just decided that for what it offers at the price its good enough. plus i have my archos 101 as back up. crappier build and screen but better av playback quality.

the tf is a great device, if that weren't true I wouldn't give it three tries. I just really wish the qc was better.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] gadgetfann:
I've had mine since April 28th and it's fine. No problems to speak of except minor light bleed, which doesn't bother me at all. 3.1 even improved my battery performance, so I'm kind of surprised to hear about the other issues here. Enjoy your TF and post your thoughts after you receive.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Evostance:
Having no issues with mine at all.

Only thing that bugs me is the browser typing lag and the fact the market is sometimes a bit screwy.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ericc191:
I'm hoping the one I ordered today was from a new batch.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] berbecverde:
i had mine for 1 day.

sent it back because the corners of the screen were not in line.

the right upper corner was 2-3 mm lower than the rest, and the plastic back 2-3 mm above the rest.

Now they are out of stock so i have to wait.

i hope i will get a good one this time.:p
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Akeytas:
I returned mine. As great as the tablet seems, I simply couldn't get over the fact that it can't play hi-def video on Youtube without lag. Sure, it's probably a software issue and will most likely get resolved, but that's a huge letdown IMO.

Also, I realized shortly after getting mine that a tablet without 3G/4G is useless to me. Data plans suck, and I could always tether to my phone, but what a hassle! Not to mention my Samsung Galaxy S has such piss poor battery life as it is. If I had to use it to tether then the thing wouldn't last me half the day, not that it does as is.

Anyway, I'm personally waiting for the Amazon tablet that may/may not be coming, or the next iteration of the Transformer with 3G.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] setite:
As much as I liked the XOOM, is how much more I like the Transformer. I hate ASUS because of a T91MT win7 resistive touch convertible netbook I bought like 2 years ago that sucked massive balls. Despite that I am 95% happy with this device. That other 5% is rage over the stupid charging options. I understand the need to overcome the limitations of USB 2.0. But any mobile device should have a mobile charger option.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ThaiM:
$12 solution.

http://www.dealextreme.com/p/75w-220v-ac-car-compact-power-inverter-with-usb-port-12486
[Eee Pad Transformer General] seshmaru:
What's this battery life issue on 3.1 I keep hearing about? My TF without the dock attached has been running on battery for 3 days now, with slightly below average use.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] GeLopez:
I haven't seen any of the problems mentioned in this thread. I got my transformer hooked up to my projector and my onkyo surround sound working great. When I am on the road I use my Droid to Bluetooth tether so I can video chat. I use swiftkey keyboard and I can type very fast thanks to the awesome predictions. I am on 3.1
[Eee Pad Transformer General] NeoStuey:
Got mine last week, overall I'm very pleased with it. Rooted it on Friday and running Primordial 3.1ww on it with the stock kernel whilst I wait the custom ones to iron out their kinks.

Speakers good, screen good, no random reboots and battery life has been good too, very happy I got one.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] tenbeau:
I returned my Transformer for a refund last night and am going to send the keyboard back on Monday. I had the TF for 5 days and the keyboard for 1. Let me first say that I have tried the Xoom and the Acer Iconia and the TF stands head and shoulders above them. Two things figured into my returning the TF and keyboard. 1. A tablet just does not integrate in to my lifestyle. My laptop and cell phones do all I need to do.2. After having set up adb and rooting numerous devices(Vibrant-G2X-MT4G-G2-Nexus One) with relative ease, I could not get adb to work on the TF. I followed the directions(installed Asus Sync and all of the drivers) three times and rereading the instructions posted here on the forum, numerous times for over 7 hours I could not even get the device to sync let alone use adb commands to root. I have never had this problem with any mobile device I have had. I just plain gave up. It just was not worth the effort If I were to get another tablet it would be a TF. I just did not want to deal with the return by mail and wait for another one, with the possibility of the same scenario happening again.:(
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jjsoviet:
Despite the worse battery drain and still rather unsatisfactory stock browser experience, I'd say the 3.1 update brought about more improvements than flaws to the TF. HD videos now play smoothly in the Youtube app as well as the stock player, while the overall UI performance is much smoother than before. I'd say keep the Transformer.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] rjskalet:
see I just got mine yesterday and everything seems to be fine with mine after the update. The only problem I have is some lag in the keyboard which I can deal with. as far as root. I plan to root it. I just hope the development grows as quick as the Dinc did. We just have to wait for everyone to get their TF
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Underwater Mike:
GREAT screen, good price... but IMO build quality is questionable.

I am trying my best to give this thing a fair shot, but perhaps I am not as forgiving as most. When I buy a product, I expect it to be put together well and for everything to work as it should. As far as quality swings from batch to batch, I thought that the adoption of mass production 160 years ago was supposed to alleviate those concerns. ;-)

So far, I've been through two units. Both had the widely reported creaking backside, but I figured that's the trade-off you make with a cost-reducing plastic part, rather than metal.

The larger problem was the metal band surrounding the edge of the device. On both units, it was extremely loose, to the point of displacing a couple millimeters while I was holding it. On the worse of the two, the band was loose along almost the entire top edge. On the second, it was only on one corner, but still moving enough to cause concern.

Also, on the second unit, the battery repeatedly discharged from full to less than 10% in under 90 minutes - after being charged overnight. Whether this was a software glitch or a bad battery, I'm not sure. But I'm not willing to bet on the warranty.

I should note that I've been using Asus motherboards almost exclusively for more than 10 years, and also have a bulletproof Asus netbook that has never failed to perform. So, I'm not an Asus hater or anything.

I have a third unit coming next week. If this one has problems, I'll pay the difference and get a Samsung instead, despite the beauty of the Asus screen.