yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] anaglich:
Couple hours in and I am very pleased. Smooth running, desirable battery life, and the default undervolting no longer gives my app drawer significant lag.

Thanks again.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] dreamsforgotten:
This, sums it up
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Haha thanks dreams!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] dreamsforgotten:
You got that math, good work.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] anaglich:
About 24hrs in with the kernel and I lamentbly have to report a serious hiccup. My phone got stuck in a wake lock and the result was a green, boot loop. I lost about half my battery in 2 hours. I did not find any certain app responsible.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] MarkGbe:
Kernel working well with one issue. If i try to change voltages up to stock voltages with Proton, the phone locks up solid as soon as i hit apply.

The voltages that are preset with 6.5 are working fine for me so i decided to not bother with proton. Figured I'd mention this anyway.
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Yeah sometimes proton causes hiccups, so I use setcpu
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] MarkGbe:
ah ok, good to know. thanks
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] joeyddr:
you say not to use any profiles in setcpu... are you saying that for only smartass or for all governors?
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Usually its for all governors... However, some people find using profiles beneficial, so its ur choice. I just don't recommend it, that's all
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Birthday tomorrow ;)
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] mstein01:
happy early birthday math.

also what voltage(s) do you recommend if my phone is locking up with the default undervolting? I'm running 6.0 with decks latest 1.3d and everything has been really good so far, including battery life, but I'm noticing that maybe once every two days or so, the phone will lock up and restart. sometimes it boot loops so I'm hoping that by increasing the voltages slightly the phone will be a little more stable.

but other than that, thanks for the great work math! you're the man!... err kid lol
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] SA-07:
Lol!

Hmm, try raising em by 10
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] gtafairlane:
Flashed 6.5. As always no issues. Fantastic work as always. Happy birthday to you as well. ;)
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] leechy:
been using matrix since 5.5 with oxygen. stable as hell with great battery life. just flashed 6.5, seems a bit more responsive! nice work!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] chappy824:
Happy birthday mathkid. Only kernel I run!

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] info[]box1:
Happy Birthday Mathkid
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] anaglich:
Happy Birthday, kid!
[Nexus S 4G Android Development] dreamsforgotten:
Good morning and happy birthday kid you catching up lol
[Eee Pad Transformer General] RMXO:
http://androidcommunity.com/asus-ee...ice-cream-sandwich-expected-in-q3q4-20110623/

It should never be too early to talk about the next TF that is coming later in the year.

I have the original & I love it but I'm not sure if I will be getting the TF2 or not. If they keep the same price range then it will be hard to resist in getting one. I just recent got a brand new Euro GSM GT 7" for the hell of it & I like the size. I'll probably look for a tablet in the 7-8" range & give my mom my TF since she uses it more than me.

So will you be getting the new TF2 when it comes later in the year or will you be going a different route?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] wynand32:
A lot can happen between now and October, when he TF2 is anticipated to be out. I doubt that I'll be ready to replace the TF so soon, and I'm guessing there will be a pretty exciting new round of products coming out in 2012. So, I'd be more inclined to stick with what's working well for me, and see what's announced at CES 2012.

If I had the funds to upgrade my gadgets every six months, I would. Alas, I don't.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] slateac:
It will depend on how better the TF2 will be.

I'm usually a sucker for the latest tech and a Kal-El processor is definitely hard to resist.

But I hope its just more than spec bumps, a lighter, slimmer form factor with better speakers would be nice.

If it turns out to be good then I'll probably sell my TF and get it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Steve182:
Ditto, depending on how much of an upgrade the TF2 from the original TF is what will make that decision for me. Also the $ aspect :D

Ice Cream Sandwhich will also be a big factor, Im excited to see what it offers over Honeycomb.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Chandelure:
Like everyone else, I may consider it, but I don't have a job, so it may be hard to get the funds, especially since I need the keyboard dock for school, and I don't even have that yet.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jateelover:
Lol...i know i'm trying to wait for it to go down a bit...not saying its not worth 150, cause it really is for all it does....idk, im thinking next year i'll look and see whats out there. The good thing about the TF is that it was a good price, and usually that pushes the prices of the competition down, so in a few months we might start seeing more tablets in this price range...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Digiguest:
There is absolutely NO NEED for a quad core processor in a Tablet. This will just eat battery life ( unless they change that as well ) and cause it to get hotter.

Quad Processors are for MEDIA and GAMING machines. Machines that will take advantage and USE them properly. Tablets? No need.

If that is the only change between the two devices then anyone that does get one.....Well you know the saying " A fool and his money are soon parted ".
[Eee Pad Transformer General] slateac:
The more cores doesn't mean the more power it uses, In fact the new Kal-El chips will have less power consumption than Tegra 2 at the same clock rate.

Apps also aren't the only thing that will benefit quad core processors. General tasks such as browsing or watching HD movies will benefit greatly.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14yzln-NBGQ&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jjsoviet:
Because 4 cores processing the same workload is more efficient than two cores doing the same job.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] slateac:
Correct, as the work is shared and spread at lower amounts between the 4 cores.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] EP2008:
At this point, I can't see anything that will get me to upgrade. Everything I need can be done on the Transformer - it's fast enough for me, games run great (I play games that run well on my old Android phone, so quad-processor Tegra 3 isn't needed..... ). I don't know of any features I "need" that I don't already have with this tablet.

Of course, my phone does need to be upgraded.... but that's a story for another day :) LOL
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dazz87:
4 cores = no more lag on the browser???? Wow, sign me up....:rolleyes:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] fader01:
How about they support this one with accessories? I would love to hear about that more than making a new one and **** the original. An over priced and poor quality case is the only real accessory they have.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jjsoviet:
Future iterations of the ASUS Transformer line are said to be compatible with the current keyboard dock accessory. If you want to upgrade your TF, just replace the tablet itself and the new one will fit right in the keyboard dock. Saves you $150.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Carl LaFong:
Probably not. Not falling for the Apple "sucker" business model anymore. The Kool-Aid has lost its taste.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] skeeterpro:
Understand and agree. But, stop a minute. What tasks do we all do that would truly (now, be as objective as we can lol) necessitate a quad core processor on a tablet? Who here is doing large spreadsheets? Ripping, re-coding mpeg2 files, etc. I can't speak to games as I don't play them so I'll not comment. Other than note taking, email, YouTube, a movie here or there, web browsing, Pulse, etc all mentioned perform (for me at least) quite well on the Tegra 2.

I love the "latest and greatest" too. ;) And I consider myself very fortunate to not have a TF plagued with build issues others are experiencing. But, for me, until I see full specs that include the TF2 giving massages (oops, I take that back!) I'll just zip along with what I have. "Needs" and "Wants" are vastly different and seldom the same. IMHO.

Now the Devs, well they're different breed of cat. Heck, they've probably forgotten more about android than I'll ever know! A quad might well be indicated for them.....but the the rest of us?
[Eee Pad Transformer General] meatlocker:
I'm inclined to feel the same. I love the pace of current technology innovation, but I can't stand how the race to get to the next product launch consistently leaves products from the previous generation with serious bugs and other unresolved issues. The GTab is a good example of that...thank God for the dev community, who saved that device from the ashes.

The sooner Asus releases the source code, the better we'll be able to take care of ourselves in the long run with this device.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] skeeterpro:
Here, here!!! The way the accessories are coming out (insert smirk here) we might see TF6 before a useable desktop dock shows up. Or any of the other goodies we've only heard about!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] wynand32:
This would be cool if it ends up happening (and I'd definitely upgrade if that were the case), but the TF 2 is rumored to be thinner than the TF. Not sure how it could work with the keyboard dock if that's the case.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] walkamongus:
Do not the software/apps have to be written to take advantage of quad cores? My guess would be a quad core tablet would kind of be a waste as at least 2 out of the 4 cores would sit by doing nothing most of the time until all the programmers catch up.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] moo99:
Forget the accessories, the os needs an overhaul
[Eee Pad Transformer General] DilloDroid:
I'd be looking at a HTC flyer for a 7 in if they were more economical. I like the option for handwriting although not practical for me because don't know where I'd use it. it will be interesting to see if the quad chips live up to the hype. Already dual core chips at 1.5 to 1.8 ghz out for net books. Always something new on the horizon ....does cost a bit more to be on the cutting edge though. I saw an article that seem to state the quad cores won't be in the same price range. We will see.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] brandon...:
There are clearly reasons to and not to want to upgrade. Even though I got my tf 5 hours ago, I absolutely will be getting on the tf2 train. If for nothing else, the Tegra 3 has the developer in me thirsty :-) also I would love crisp 1080p playback especially out the hdmi port for traveling and such.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] RMXO:
If Tegra3 can do that well then I'm down in getting it. I hope Asus keeps the price the same, hopefully it will force other manufacturers to stay competitive if they want sales.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jerrykur:
No.

An app can be designed to be multithreaded which means it is designed to do multiple tasks at the same time. If this app is deployed on a system with multiple cores than these tasks may execute on separate cores. But the choice of whether and when the tasks are run on different cores is an operation system's, not the application's, decision.

The OS has to service the needs of all executable that are runable at any one time. This includes not only the app you see on the screen, but also all those services and other apps that are running in the background.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jerrykur:
The OS is being rewritten. Ice Cream Sandwich will be the next major version.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dscline:
+1. I initially had a Transformer on pre-order, but decided I wanted something a little more svelt like the Samsung. But after playing with some tabs, I felt the performance just didn't warrant the price. $500 was just too much to spend on something that to me just felt a bit half-baked, that I knew would leave me with regret in 6 mos when the faster tabs came out. The advertised 5x performance is well worth waiting for, IMO, but I still want something a bit slimmer and lighter. Unfortunately, I fear that the promised compatibility with current docks may limit how much slimmer they can go with future versions.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] PhonicUK:
Am I the only person that's mildly annoyed that its going to be just a few months between the Transformer and the Transformer 2? I hope the sell-on value of the Transformer is still decent come that point.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] coachclass:
If Asus decided to change keyboard design for Transformer 2, it would be smarter for the company to withhold that information. Announcing that the next generation Transformer won't use the same keyboard might discourage current Transformer users from investing the $150.

On the other hand, if Asus knew for sure that T2 will use the same keyboard dock as T1, they benefit from announcing it sooner. It encourages current T1 users to buy now and maybe upgrade their tablet later and still reuse the keyboard.

So, if the timeline is correct in the report, that sometime in 2011Q4, we can expect the next Transformer 2...IDK, it seems to be coming up pretty quick. The company should know by now if the keyboard is reusable.

On the other hand, announcing the existence of an upcoming T2 would discourage users from buying T1's. So, expect an official Asus T2 announcement to be accompanied by details about the keyboard. If they officially announce T2, but don't include details about the keyboard, then it's bad news for current keyboard owners wishing to upgrade.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dscline:
I thought it has already been reported that they intend for the current dock to be compatible with future models. I know I read that somewhere, though I don't recall off-hand the source.

For months we've been hearing that Tegra 3 was due this fall. Motorola is supposed to have a Tegra 3 out this year too, and I'm sure others. I don't see why the news of of a T2 would be surprising to anyone. Most of those who would hold out because of an impending Tegra 3 release would probably do so regardless of the name on the tablet, if for no other reason, just to see where pricing goes on the Tegra 2 models.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] walkamongus:
Somebody should update the Multi-core processor entry on wikipedia then:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] ppirate:
No. You need to understand of concept of multithreaded applications. Once the os and the application have been updated to run multithreaded, then 2, 4, .., 2n cores make no difference anymore. The os, android based on linux, is multicore ready from day one (android). The applications are a different story. But sure some are already multithreaded, so those don't have to be rewritten.

Some application just cannot be rewritten, not everything can run multithreaded.

(A woman makes a baby in nine months, but nine woman can't make a baby in one month.. think this quote if from Dijkstra, but can't find reference)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] walkamongus:
Hmm...I never said the Android OS wasn't multicore ready. Nor did I say that every application needs to be rewritten. I was just under the impression that applications needed to be multithreaded to really take advantage of multicore processers (I'm not saying that there are no multicore advantages whatsoever for a single-threaded application).

I was under this impression from a Harvard or Princeton OS programming course I listened to a few years ago. Am I totally off base?

I guess the real question would be how common are multithreaded Android applications? I have no idea...
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Tubular:
This is correct.

If you don't re-write the application to create, manage and ultimately use the threads, it's not multithreaded.

The OS might be multithreaded but that doesn't mean it does a damn thing for applications. That means quite literally what it says, the OS is multithreaded. In no way does that mean all applications that run on that OS are now multithreaded. The OS may schedule applications to run on different threads but the applications themselves will not multithread their workloads, that's simply not possible without coding the use, management and creation of threads in the code itself.

In the same manner you can't expect a serial program to have any meaningful benefit in terms of performance when you execute it on a parallel computing environment. You have to parallelize the program to work in parallel, period.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dscline:
And that in itself can be benefitial, particularly for multitasking (which we are essentially doing all the time, since there are always background processes going on). But regardless of whether or not the applications themselves are multithreaded, this whole discussion is forgetting a couple of important points: Tegra 3 runs at a 50% higher clock rate, and there are are more graphics cores. So regardless of whether or not the application is optimized for multiple cores, it will still be a lot faster on Tegra 3. The multi-threaded apps, even more so.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] walkamongus:
Thanks...this was my original understanding.

So if the next Transformer has a quad-core processor in it and very few Android applications are multithreaded (this may or may not be true...I don't know), then will there be any significant performance boost?

EDIT: dscline pointed out the Tegra 3's 50% higher clock rate and more graphics cores will boost performance.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] walkamongus:
good point(s)...I didn't know about the clock rate and graphics cores.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] brandon...:
Also as someone said above its important to keep in mind the os can schedule different processes on different cores even if they are single threaded. This in itself has much benefit. Very basically... 4 processes running on tegra2 will finish half as fast than tegra3
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] knownchild:
Ok i havent seen anything about custom boot animations for the HTC Merge, but i found the stock animation and sound files for UsCellulars HTC Merge and was wondering if by using the ADB push method if i could overwrite the original boot animation.

I have already tried putting a custom boot animation into the data/local directory but that did not take.

The directory of the stock animation is:

/system/customize/resources/usc_bootanimation.zip

Can anyone help me figure this out i am temp rooted?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] mschmitt01:
It doesn't matter if you are temp-rooted or not. Without S-OFF you can't write to the NAND which is what you would need to do to change your boot animation. I'm have a Merge as well. I can't wait until root is achieved. Hopefully there will be a solution soon!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] knownchild:
Well this just sucks :(
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] knownchild:
I now have s-off, seems any app that is able to change boot animations doesn't work.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingakuma:
I know Hulu plus is NOW in the Android Market for a few others Devices, would anyone be able to pull the APK, i would like to try it on my EVO and E3D

i got the apk it installs but, i get a device not supported
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mazda:
YEAH this is known.......next time search because there's already two threads on this.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1136691

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1136634

Not trying to sound rude or anything but I'm trying to prevent someone else from creating ANOTHER thread asking "hey, how come the hulu plus app doesn't work the EVO" or something like that........PLEASE be patient and have a little faith in the people here at XDA, I'm sure is only a matter of time before someone releases an apk that has the device check disable and we'll all be able to use it OR Hulu might decide to get off their butts and do it for us...hahaha
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingakuma:
I didnt add the edit in my original post, i was able to find the original app someone else made, someone else linked me to the current app, i was trying it on my evo 3D
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guitarguru31:
I am having Xperia X1 Black with factory installed Win Mo 6.1....so, now i wanted to try the Windows Mobile 6.5.3-Build- 29007. Can anyone help me with detailed procedure of installing new ROM on my X1.

I tried according to the procedure available in various post's. According to the procedure i need to first Hard SPL my phone. So, when i try doing that my progrees bar on the phone screen gets stuck at 0% and then i get a error that check the connection of the pc and phone.

In bootloader mode the configuration shown is as follows

KOVS110

SPL-0.78.0000

Micro P1-787

Micro P2-707

I even tried the direct SD card method in which i renamed the ROM file i.e RUU_signed.nbh to kovsimg.nbh...in this when i go to the bootloader mode, the tricolour screen shows with above mentioned specifications then after about few seconds another screen is displayed saying" LOADING..." and then gets stuck.

So, anybody can please help me with installing new ROM

Regards

Bhavik
[XPERIA X1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ilgreco112:
You bootloader should show

Kovs110

SPL-0.78.OliNex

MicroP1-787

MicroP2-707

don't know if .0000 and OliNex is different

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=431218

look here for download the good Hard SPL and then replace the 0.78 in it, HARD SPL with cable / computer (I never use SD CARD because it never works for me)

then you TASK29 (find it in the forum), then you can flash it =)
[HTC Inspire 4G] viiralvx:
So on my phone, I am using about 6 GB of my SD Card. I had to change my 8 GB card to a 16 GB, but regardless, I only have one album of music on my phone and some pictures. I am not sure what is taking up so much space, because the pictures are around 1 MB each (due to high quality) but I do not even have that many pictures. Also, I do not have that many downloaded files. Any ideas of what may be taking up the space? Also, I need a remedy on how to free up space on my phone whether it be using my Mac or an app from the Market. Thanks in advance.
[HTC Inspire 4G] Simba501:
DiskUsage is exactly what you need.
[HTC Inspire 4G] zuriken:
What bit-rate is that album encoded at?
[HTC Inspire 4G] CYRAXDroid:
I would say if you did any nandroid back ups that will eat up a lot of your space on your card. just into file manager if thats what you have or astro find you folder saying clockworkmod>backup> and it will show you all your back ups that you ever did now you would want to keep your most recent one. Now what I did was just that and moved the old ones to my PC. Hope that helps
[HTC Sensation] SykesAT:
Hi all. I am making the move over to the Sensation from a Vibrant. I have two questions:

1. How can you tell if your device is s-off? Sounds like most Sensations coming from t-mo NA are still locked?

2. If your device is locked is there a good way to transfer apps and app data over? I usually use Ti but Ti needs root, I don't want to restore system settings just app and app data. Is there a good alternative.

Can't wait to get the device and fully join the community over here.
[HTC Sensation] fknfocused:
to verify if your device is S-On is to fastboot, power button + Vol -. someone correct me if im wrong.

I am in the same boat as you are. I am restoring apps via market lol got to re-download for now. :mad:
[HTC Sensation] Shaquiel Harris:
Check my Signature. :cool: