yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Pepi70:
It's not a Keyboard problem. Lags still remains using harware dock-keyboard too... Unfortunally it's the status now...

Hope this is solved asap.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] FernandoMiguel:
theres swiftkey for tablets , on the VIP forum.

is this the same slow down that i get trying to load some pages? it gets stuck at say, 80% and nothing else happens. drives me crazy
[Eee Pad Transformer General] GeLopez:
You can get it on their vip section
[Eee Pad Transformer General] spcsting:
iam just using dolphin. No issues with that browser at least for me.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] cyanide1973:
i found there was lag on all the browsers but i just tried opera mobile and seems good so far.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] earlyberd:
I can confirm this. It seems to be a problem with the way the stock browser is built. Some of the third party browsers borrow from Google's code, so they'll suffer from a lot of the same issues until Google resolves it. Browsers built on a completely different engine won't suffer from the same issues.

If anything I prefer Opera Mobile anyway for its ability to render pages faster.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] hauj0bb:
You have to be invited to the VIP program. You can't register without a VIP code.

Can you post the apk?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Pacifik:
does switching the user agent help any? .ie. mobile instead of tablet
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dazz87:
Same here but the default font size on opera mobile is way too small compare to dolphins and default. That is why I keep going back to default browser.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dazz87:
Nope does not help. The only reason why i have my agent on desktop instead of tablet is because some videos on youtube site will not play if you're browser is set to tablet.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] h00ligan:
the gl fix didn't really do anything for me.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Thremix:
I have owned every tablet and the asus so far stands a cut above the rest

...........
[Eee Pad Transformer General] rpavich:
I've tried all the fixes...some are better than others...I've tried all the browsers...nothing put a real stop to it until I started using Firefox 5 beta.

No lag whatsoever. None. Not even a hint.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mgalyan:
But give up flash. Tons of lag as itype this. Lol.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jcX4ever:
Same problem here.. I was showing off my TF to my Bro who has an Ipad2.. he was so impressed and I was so happy until the physical keyboard lagged as he typed on his facebook.

Any fix yet??
[HTC Inspire 4G] Kent Melton:
I love this Rom soooo much but their is a strange sound when talking to someone on the phone. It sounds terrible. What's wrong with it?
[HTC Inspire 4G] mudknot2005:
have you tried posting in the rcmix thread?
[HTC Inspire 4G] steezee:
First off watch this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmvCpR45LKA&feature=feedu

Secondly did you install the Audio fix?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=972725
[HTC Inspire 4G] Carlrobling:
That video was great. Needs to be a sticky with the rules LOL. Maybe seeing will soak in more then reading.
[HTC Inspire 4G] hyun18:
Yeah, install the audio fix (its in the MOD section in the questions thread for the ROM)...

Or try flashing the recommended radio?
[HTC Inspire 4G] myphoneisbroken:
The stock radio flash might solve the problem, but the audion on that ROM is tinny when playing media, as well as speaker phone. I'm trying the fix now will update shortly.
[HTC Inspire 4G] myphoneisbroken:
update the fix works beautifully, and takes about 2 seconds to install. No need for stock radio unless desired.
[HTC Inspire 4G] elijahpr:
I had the same thing and installed the audio fix. No need for a different radio.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Meister_Li:
Heya there! Seems like I'm one of the unlucky ones who got a 2.2 Transformer. Is there a safe way to install one of the 3.1 roms on those? I don't just want to go ahead and update the thing with like, Primordial, because it might break it if the partitioning is different.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Digiguest:
I would keep it as is or sell it on eBay. That is a RARE tablet!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Meister_Li:
It might be rare, but it's pretty unuseable as a tablet. That's not really helping me. :P And I don't think It'd sell any better than normal ones on ebay, it's after all well known what's inside the system by this point. :P
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Digiguest:
Apologies. My answer was not helpful to you.

I do not think that you will have an issue just taking the leaked HC 3.1 and just installing it over your 2.2 install. Be sure to do a Nandroid backup first.......and if you are able to....post it here for the devs to play with.

Can anyone else confirm that this will not harm his tablet?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dcmtnbkr:
yes, it is possible. not sure if it is public yet.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ericc191:
Wait, some of these TFs come with Froyo? Lol, seriously? I hope I misunderstood that.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Meister_Li:
Some (I think 5 are known by now) did indeed. It's an early version of Froyo that has a lot of apps for testing the different hardware of the transformer preinstalled, but is otherwise... Well, Froyo, not Honeycomb ^^

Also having problems installing it here... I figure I need to somehow replace the recovery, so I can use cwm, but I can't figure out how to do it. This Transformer also comes with a Fastboot option, so maybe there's more to it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Need-A-Tablet:
I can assure you that you would probably pull more money for it on ebay than you would for a regular transformer. Not to mention, several people who purchased tablets that had 2.2 on it were contacted by ASUS and we given the option to replace it and I think they got some kind of bonus for turning it in. I can certainly imagine they don't want their in house programs leaking out to other companies or the public.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] nxt:
Return it to the retailer or call Asus.

You're not the first that posted about getting 2.2.

It's useless, don't bother selling it on eBay, they charge 9% for things over $400+ and PayPal charges 3%, It's really not worth selling it.
[Defy General] philofax:
Systemversion 34.177.3.MB525.Retail.en.DE

Android V 2.2.2

Baseband EPU93_U_00.59.01

Kernel 2.6.32.9-ga28fcc4

Build JOREM_U3_3.4.2._177-3

JRDNEM_U3_3.4.2_177-003_BLUR_SIGN_SIGNED_UCAJRDNEMARAB1B80AA03A.0R_PDS03C_USAJRDNFRYORTDACH_P014_A009_HWp3_Service1FF.sbf

378.300.802 byte

SBF File

Mirror 1

Mirror 2

Full SBF, rootable. Available as SBF (see links) or via MSU (Motorola Software Updater) if Retail Defy (no Branding).

Motoblur Version (including crappy CardioTrainer)
[Defy General] rachit2588:
nandroid on this post

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1087297
[Xperia Play General] xperiaplay:
i am pretty good with computers but i am a noob when it comes smartphones, the play is my first smartphone and it didnt take long for me to get bored so i started trying emulators out. Ive now got psx4droid, gameboid & other emulators on here running nice & smooth, But all i keep reading now is about rooting etc and started to feel like im missing out!

what do you really gain from rooting?

and how easy is it to brick a phone while rooting?

i have been reading this guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1098736

is this correct for my play (from uk)

any help/advise would be greatly appreciated!
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
if you dont have a reason to root, really there is no need, root gives you r/w access to the /system/ and /data/ folders, it will let you theme you android, backup you apps and clean cache's that you normally couldnt, another good reason to root is for apps like "adfree android" this will remove ads from apps and website, making some free apps just as good as there payed brothers :) you can also use root to keep things like busybox updated :)
[Xperia Play General] Legato525:
You can imagine rooting as using a computer with full administrator rights. It will allow apps to have access to system files we normally cannot access. This allows you to freeze or remove bloatware. Use overclocking software and backup software just to name a few.

It is pretty hard to brick a phone by rooting. Its if you unlock your bootloader and start playing with custom kernels and roms that you start playing a little more dangerous.

Hope this helps a little.
[Xperia Play General] xperiaplay:
yea i heard that you can customise themes etc that would be cool, and yea i would be doin it for the adfree and isit set cpu app & titanium back up to make some more space

but i was under the impression you have to unlock bootloader to root?

thanks for the help guys! :)
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
if your using 2.3.2 you can root using gingerbreak or gingersnap, but if you have 2.3.3, that cannot be rooted by normal means. and you have to unlock your bootloader and flash a rooted system image, if you unlock you bootloader, you will forfit any official support from sony :)
[Xperia Play General] xperiaplay:
yea im on 2.3.3 i tryed gingerbreak 1.1 & 1.20 but they didnt work

by sony support do you mean updates yea?
[Xperia Play General] starbearer:
If you delete something that isnt supposed to be(from sony preloaded s/w)...you mite end up bricking the play....if you delete useless stuff only you wont brick infact would gain speed and space on play...

I deleted the Timescape, Twitter stuff, sony wallpapers, android wallpapers and brucelee game and etc(dont remember now)

The fone worked fast and gave space....you could also move softwares from fone to sd card thru root too(one's which dont give option on unrooted device)

but always make a backup of everything, id say use titanium from market, its free, it would need super user and some other stuff...
[Xperia Play General] xperiaplay:
how did you go about rooting yours? did you do it this way

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=14192328
[Xperia Play General] EeJay:
You do lose the ability to update, however, I emailed sony when I encountered this problem, and they did advise me on how to get around it (at my own risk mind you), and now I have the latest firmware :)

EeJay
[Xperia Play General] xperiaplay:
im guessing there no way i can go back to 2.3.2 :(
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
Look in the android development section, someone posted a working method to root 2.3.3 without an unlocked bootloader
[Xperia Play General] xperiaplay:
ahh has anyone tryed this method yet??
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
Lots of people have done it, and confirmed it working in the arc section.
[Xperia Play General] xperiaplay:
yea sorry i mean on a play
[Xperia Play General] Mozza2k11:
I dont think xplay 3.0.A.2.181 fw was ever posted so unless someone can post it, it wont work. Maybe 3.0.A.2.181 was posted but i cannot remember seeing it :confused:
[Xperia Play General] xperiaplay:
oh mine uk x play build no: 3.0.1.A.0.145 so i dono :confused:
[Xperia Play General] Rodimus80:
Can a rooted Xperia Play work on Sprint?
[Xperia Play General] TehH4rRy:
If the phone is SIM locked the bootloader is locked, so if you wanted to root it by unlocked the bootloader you would have no luck, If you're still on 2.3.2 the gingerbreak apk root method will work for you.

Rooting the phone won't have any affect on the carrier. Well I don't think so anyway.

Back on topic, I rooted my previous android phone as soon as I got it (a ZTE blade) it was a great phone fully featured and good value. With the root came custom roms, adfree apps, screenshot tools, remote access etc. Rooting the phone is great if you have an inner nerd and you want to tinker with the phone.

I'm rooting my xperia play soon.
[Xperia Play General] xperiaplay:
my play is not sim locked so does this mean it already has a unlocked bootloader??
[Xperia Play General] Mozza2k11:
No. Unless you unlock it yourself it will still be locked. Sim free just means your phone will take any sim card. Its not locked to 1 network (sim locked)
[Xperia Play General] denpad2010:
I just bought the play is verizon with 2.3.2 so can i root easyly ????
[Xperia Play General] thatmayh3mguy:
I also have a verizon xperia play (R800X) the cdma version. Has anybod successfully rooted it? I've been seaching all over and have found no solid answers
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] h20pt:
I was just wondering: is there any way of changing (permanently) the WIFI MAC Adress of a Galaxy S 2?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matgarro:
hello guys! Would anyone be able to make a port of the Rom MIUI terminal resistor for this?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lennyuk:
This is a question not development

Even a question about development is still a question.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pulser_g2:
http://bit.ly/xdanoob
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kaukassus:
I kinda like the video.

@OP

give the developers some time.

the phone has just released, and not every developer has it already.

its not like the devs could magically fart out custom roms.
[General Questions and Answers] wtfnoob:
hi all, ive read through the tutorials of unlocking the bootloader but cant seem to get the blue light on, i,ve downloaded the sdk manager followed all the quides to the letter, why wont it work, i have the 3 mobile network phone which i rooted with gingerbreak i then flashed with bin4ry uk generic which updated phone to 2.3.3 tried using gingerbreak again and it wont work now, so then tried unlocking the bootloader which i cant seem to get working,, can anyone help
[General Questions and Answers] daproman:
I have had this bug on xperia devices but to unlock bootloader easiest way to get better results is to BACKUP AND FACTORY RESET and tHen G FROM SCRATCH
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stupidstone:
Pls help me ,

after i flash the HK room, my s2 cant work, just only in the opening page again and again, and i go to the recovery mode<3e>, it says

" Can't access to '/system/csc/Xeu/system/'.

Successfully applied multi-CSC."

so wt an i do???

pls help me

ths
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SkilletDesire:
I have the exact same problem did you solve it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] matgarro:
Hey guys! Would anyone be able to make a port of the rom SENSE 3.0 terminal resistor for this?:D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pulser_g2:
http://bit.ly/xdanoob per your last thread too...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] godutch:
your paisano ;) kenia1234 is working on it google him
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] h20pt:
Another thread like this? Will you ask for IOS in the next thread? Or maybe Windows 7? No?

+1 @ pulser_g2 posts on both threads
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Intratech:
Ho damn son!:p
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ruskprick:
Instead of being rude,you could just give him the link to some of the other treads.You top dogs of xdev needs to chill,and help the "newbs".It would make this place so much better,and if you have the urge to make people feel bad go to 4chan.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] winwiz:
I actually agree with intratech, i'm sick of seeing these htc port requests thread that pop up every 5 minutes! do a bloody search!!!!!!!!!!

@intra genius vid, hahaha
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lugi93:
Bah another sense request, get a htc sensation pls.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gustopher:
Hear hear.

Noobs are noobs, but they should at least do the rest of us the courtesy of reading the rules of the site before blundering around metaphorically barging people and stepping on toes.

That's what would REALLY make the site better...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alien45:
Ur recommendation is inappropriate. Coz most of the people including me choose SGS II over Sensation due to performance+higher internal storage+higher memory+better battery(the higher mAh and the reviews on different sites give a little hope to everyone)+Super Amoled Plus+better multimedia support & video performance.........................That's pretty much everything that a smartphone user wants in the phone except for the eye-candy's like the metal build(doesn't bother me anyway), visual interface etc. Well, SGS II lacks the most of the important eye-candy's. I only miss the beauty of the sense 3.0 in my SGS II.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pulser_g2:
Yep, searching for "Sense" will return dozens of topics, including loads of redundant ones like this. Closing
[Galaxy S II General] bakachu:
I have managed to kill my S2 by playing far too much Hot Springs Story (great game!)

While playing (we're talking a good couple/few hours), I noticed that even though when the phone is connected to the supplied charger, the handset requires more current than this is able to provide, and still discharges the battery (albeit, much slower).

I got a couple of 'battery temperature too high or too low, charging has been paused' while playing, as the phone was sat on my desk, I thought nothing of it.

The next morning I saw the handset had the same battery warning on screen, and was almost completely discharged (although the handset was still on). I knew something was not right then.. The phone was very hot in the casing to the right of the battery (when looking at it from the back). I guess this is where the charging circuit is, but I really dont know.

I couldnt get the battery to charge any more than a few seconds, either when the phone was booted into Android or in its off state. I managed to reload stock KE7 (which was already installed) just to see if it made a difference, it didn't :-/

The phone then refused to co-operate with the battery at all, and simply displayed a yellow exclamation mark next to the empty battery graphic on screen.

I bought a new spare battery of ebay, hoping that the intense discharge/recharge cycle had just wrecked the original battery, but unfortunately the replacement only charged for ~5-10minutes before showing the same yellow exclamation mark :-/ I guess its the charging circuity thats failed.

The handset was from O2 on PAYG, I debranded it by putting stock KE7 on it, and a few counts on the custom kernel flash counter, I'm hoping I can warranty it without too much hassle, but I am a bit anxious that technically O2/Samsung dont have to honour the warranty.. I'll let people know how it goes..

Missing my handset!
[Galaxy S II General] andrej.marinic:
hmm, that sucks. so it does really overheat when charging... wow, that sucks a lot! normally when the battery is full, it stops charging and the temperature returns to normal, even though it is connected to the charger.

i guess the same could potentially happen while on a trip and charging/consuming battery using satnav, or listening to music.

not good.
[Galaxy S II General] BarryH_GEG:
Nothing you did (except rooting) is extraordinary use. They promote its use for games and that's what you were doing. I'm guessing Samsung Tech will probably just replace the phone rather than try and repair it. Good luck.
[Galaxy S II General] onbacardi:
i got my phone about 1 week ago and only charged it about 6 - 7 times since i got.

Well on my second charge the battery was on zero phone turned off so i connect it to the wall charger and i got the yellow exclamation mark!!!! took the battery off put it back on and it started charging.

And just than on my 7-8th charge my phone was out of battery off so i decided to charge it off my laptop and i connect it to see i get the yellow exclamation mark again while phone is off. But this time i took the battery off put it back in wouldn't work. So i kept trying it after about 5 mins of connecting disconnecting the cable i managed to get it to start charging. (this time at work so had no power point charger)

EDIT: Australian Optus branded phone with no firmware change (still stock, no root, nothing).
[Galaxy S II General] Flowlance:
Sorry to hear this mate. I also noticed the battery going down faster than it was charging, while playing Retro defense. And the device was getting really hot. If this can damage the phone then I'll stop playing that much with it.

Maybe you have a faulty one?
[Galaxy S II General] ph00ny:
Here is my finding regarding heat

While running some tests for the robo defense dev to provide a log file so that he can get the freezing issue addressed, i did notice that my phone was getting extremely hot.

I've played plants vs zombie, grave defense hd, etc on charger and i've never gotten close to the heat felt through the phone today once robo defense frozed and i didn't close the app for a good while to create a log dump using adb

Could it be possible that some of these rogue apps are driving the device to 100% usage causing it to heat up?
[Galaxy S II General] Flowlance:
how hot is extremely hot? The hottest I caught mine at was 48°c. That was while playing a game and charging at the same time
[Galaxy S II General] ph00ny:
i didn't smell anything funny but it didn't feel safe letting it run endlessly
[Galaxy S II General] cmd512:
I think that is EXACTLY what's going on... I truly believe some of these games are either not written or optimized for this phone's dual core processor. I can play most games with no problems, including some of the bigger Gameloft games. But, there are a select few games that get the device way too hot for my liking... like Sky Force Reloaded. I have never played it completely through because I can feel just how hot the phone gets even through the case.

I think these issues will be ironed out in time, but definitely app dependent right now.
[Galaxy S II General] rozza21:
Get the usb jig from ebay to reset counter for 5$ then reflash payg o2 (also in the debranding topic)) and then send it back
[Galaxy S II General] kcaz:
Definitely true for me. I can play many games for an extended period of time. Plants Vs Zombies, Death Worm, even something graphics intensive like Modern Combat 2 is no problem. But, if I play 10 minutes of Bonzai Blast it's radiating heat and the battery has lost 10%.
[Galaxy S II General] valdigre:
Sorry to read this mate. :(

On a side note, they say 2.3.4 will utilise Galaxy 2's hardware better, it will be more battery efficient and not overheating as much... So until then it may be a good idea not to "abuse" it too much (I know it sound crazy, but hell...)
[Galaxy S II General] bakachu:
Quick update:

I've returned the phone to the O2 store today for repair.

This was in its debranded state with the stock KE7 firmware installed, and I think 5 custom kernel install counts.

I think I could have got it back to stock by borrowing a friends charged battery, reinstalling stock rom, and then usb jigging it back to 0 custom kernel installs, but I thought I might as well 'take one for the team' and use this experience to test how flexible Samsung's repair shop is when dealing with handsets like this (HTC repaired my unlocked Nexus one without any fuss)

I've been *very* impressed with Samsung's dev friendly attitude so far, they're not only setting the standards in Android hardware used, but also with how their company recognises the wants of its consumers. I'm sure I won't be disappointed..

Should know in about 7 days!
[Galaxy S II General] bakachu:
Quick update, still under repair.

It came back once with a letter saying that they (o2) replaced the circuit board, but it was still broken.

It then got sent off again, and I've been told today that its come back from repair with a letter that only says 'BER', which means Beyond Economic Repair apparently.. so they're (the o2 shop) are sending it back for a repair team leader to look at now :-/

Bit fed up :-/
[Galaxy S II General] BarryH_GEG:
BER is actually good news. You'll probably get a new phone. I doubt at this point the team leader's going to say anything about your mods. He'll probably just rubber stamp it.
[Galaxy S II General] elkikin:
I always thought people shouldn't use their phones while charging at the same time :confused:

Anyway, hope they'll give you a new one. I always cringe every time I feel the back of the phone warming up...