yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Eee Pad Transformer General] shawnathan9:
My experience is that I just bought the Galaxy Tab 10.1 16GB about 5 days ago. I played with it over night and returned it the next day.

The following day, I purchased the Transformer 16GB and a dock for $50.00 more.

Now that I've owned the TF for 3-4 days, I'm very satisfied with it for many reasons:

- Multiple media input/out options: mini HDMI out, x2 USB ports, and SD/MMC card reader. - Will work perfectly with my Nikon P100's SD card and I can use a external HDD and plug it right into the USB port if I want to watch my movies.

- Dock acts as extended battery: I also tether my HTC Thunderbolt and plug it into the dock to keep a charge on my Thunderbolt while tethering my 4G to the Transformer.(SO MUCH WIN!!!)

- Having a keyboard when I want to compose an email is x100 better than thumbing my words through the tab. - I still use the touchscreen kb for somethings.

- Dock/keyboard has shortcut buttons which I take advantage of all the time.

- Textured casing makes handling the tablet/net book very secure and eliminates any smudges.

*I do not see where in the world you could cut your hand/finger on the tablet or the docking station. - You should tell your friend to get an RMA because there's something wrong with the one he has. Either that or he may need to see a dermatologist about amyloidosis, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.

Re: Samsung Galaxy 10.1

I chose that tablet first because of the sleek design. I was extremely impressed with the way that Samsung engineered the design.

HOWEVER, no more than 1-2 hours after playing with it, I came back to my senses and see how limited I was with any options. Not only does it look like an iPad but it also has all the shortcomings in hardware that the iPad does.

I have had a few Android devices and so it's practically a religion to have a microSD card for my stuff. Samsung decided to cut back on adding any option to extend storage and that was a the biggest decider for me. - All the selling points that a Android tablet has in terms of hardware-media expansion was nerfed on latest Galaxy Tab. Did Samsung want to imitate Apple so much that they even decided to try and sell a tab that requires additional parts to make it comparable to all other tablets?

In the end, this is only my real life opinion having owned both devices and what I still have now is the Asus Transformer. :)

Once I used the keyboard/dock with my tablet, I can not imagine another tablet without this option. Asus did a decent job in engineering the look/feel of the tab with the dock/keyboard.

*I did have to return both tab and dock/keyboard to Best Buy until I found the right Best Buy which had B60 as my previous ones were B50. ;)

Good lucking in making your decision. If you buy it at Best Buy, you can at least return it in 14 days without restocking fee and get the other one. If you felt that first one was better than you can simply return it again and go back to the other model. I am in NO WAY suggesting to abuse a return policy but it's there and it works as mentioned.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Canadoc:
Of course the closer together glass in the gtab has led to the oil blob effect for Many
[Eee Pad Transformer General] droidx1978z4:
I've had my TF since right after it launched in the US and I do love it. With that being said, I do plan on picking up a galaxy tab tomorrow, the last day that you can use the $50 off coupon for any tablet at staples.

The TF definately has the advantage when it comes to storage, because of the SD card and dock if you want to buy it, which I have no interest in. The galaxy tab however has a great form factor and from my limited use with one seems to have snappier performance than my TF, even though they have almost idendical specs, and my TF is overclocked. I also prefer the screen on the tab compared to the TF.

Honestly I think that the OP will be happy with either one. My only real gripe against the TF is that the majority of them seem to suufer from light bleed or some manufacturing defect, thankfully I only have minimal bleed, and that Asus has been slow with delivering on most of the official accessories that they promised months ago. I really want the desktop dock, which is readily available for the GT at a reasonable price.

I will say that if the galaxy tab disappoints me in any way during my return window, I will gladly buy a second TF after returning it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] lost2030:
I own the TF since late May...only problem I have with it is that the right speaker is louder than the left.

This past Sunday I bought the Galaxy Tab for someone and yeah it looks very nice it's thinner and lighter, but it seemed to have less options than the TF (specially within the browser settings.) The browser actually froze up on me and didn't want to display any pages. Didn't like that fact that it doesn't have an external microSD slot! I ended up returning it 2 hours later because the person preferred a laptop! My short experience with it wasn't good :(
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Shawn_230:
My only issue with the Transformer is that it is indeed difficult to hold. I love using it while sitting at a table or desk, but using it in bed or lying on a couch is difficult for me.

There's nothing wrong with my tablet, it's not actually cuasing injuries. But it does shove into my palms when I'm holding it in portrait mode, and in landscape mode it's heavy and it slides out of my hands.

This is the only thing I dislike about the Transformer. I suppose I should check around for good cases for it, it would still be heavy but the sharp-ish corners bother me more.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] gnufabio:
Samsung is slower than Asus. And the Galaxy tab 10.1 has a buit issues with the screen, as well as some Transformers :p
[Eee Pad Transformer General] boglwe:
Ts + dock + ps3 controller + HDMI cable = pure bliss. The old school emulator ability of this machine alone is worth the price. Lets see the 10.1 do that. Playing ps2, Snes every night in my 55in Sony. Tons of other uses for this machine but that's what I am doing with it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] zedomax:
See my review

Both are great tablets, Tab 10.1 has better camera,speakers, microphone but the transformer has a ton more features.

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[Eee Pad Transformer General] Shawn_230:
Too bad the Galaxy tab 10.1 isn't out here yet, I'd like to check one out for myself and compare.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] kstsang712:
Exactly!

I was also thinking to buy the GT10.1. I have been waiting for it since its announcement. However, when I know that it will NOT have a slot for memory card, I was very disappointed.

Luckily, I found TF with dock. The USBs let you connect mouse and even a 500GB HD. I can also copy the photos from my DC's SD card to my TF with the SD slot on the dock.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] player911:
Between the TF and Tab, one has a higher back camera and a lower front camera. I can't remember which has what.

Lack of memory card ports, HDMI out, and $150 price difference really makes the difference.

I could probably live with the galaxy tab though if I needed to. Android has a Wifi Explorer app i use often to make file transfers easier but sometimes bad flashes leaves your devices internal memory inaccessible...

I also have HDMI out on my phone.... so I guess I could get around that too if need be.

Overall I'm happy with my TF. The biggest thing is price. I'm a cheapass and don't like feeling ripped off. Spending $150 more for a tab with less leaves a sour taste in my mouth.

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[Eee Pad Transformer General] -=chad=-:
Have you considered looking at the Toshiba Thrive?

It came out last week and trumps both the TF and Tab in ports (full usb, micro usb, full SD card, full size HDMI), but is slightly thicker and slightly heavier.

Too bad xda refuses to create a subforum for this tablet, so you'll want to look here for the user feedback http://www.thriveforums.org/forum/forum.php
[Eee Pad Transformer General] EyeAndroid:
Well, I have to say I decided on sending the TF back and just got my Tab in today and I cant tell you guys how amazing it is.

Paper Thin, super light, rounded edges, 10hr battery life & a vibrant screen. I am more than happy with my purchase.

They offer a USB dongle accessory for sd card expansion & HDMI out. If I need a keyboard dock, I can get one for $60-70 directly from Samsung. I guess Samsung just figured out the rest with their huge accessory options.

What really closed the deal is when I found a seller on eBay letting one go for $432 shipped - Brand new in box.

Couldn't be happier :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] hauj0bb:
Truth.

The keyboard dock was what sold me on the Transformer. I have the 32gb model with a dock, absolutely no regrets.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] digitheatre:
Some people just not yet ready to go for full tablet experience. Like myself, I still can't accept holding the tablet for long period, it is so uncomfortable. So most of the time when I'm using TF, I will just use it with dock, put it on table..and use it like netbook for work,browsing,movies, using touchscreen when I want to click on something (faster), it truly is very nice experience.

But when my son want to use it to play games or drawing, he just undock it and use it like normal tablet.

If you like to use purely just as a normal tablet, then GalaxyTab is a good choice.

It's good that you can choose from wide varieties of Android tablets.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] andyfarmery:
I've had both a tf and a tab for a few days now and it's tough to say which is 'best' both have advantages and disadvantages, but I use the tf more at home where it has virtually replaced my desktop PC, and the tab more when I'm out and about on account of the size and weight, but if you made me choose between them it'd be really difficult!
[HTC Incredible S] alexronny:
A strange thing happened to me: last night I turned off the phone with about 60% of charge remaining, this morning I turn it on and I find 13%, after a reboot it gave me 50% ...

What can be the cause?
[HTC Incredible S] nalbo:
I found that here:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=755903&page=33

You can try it :) :

This is the procedure that works for me:

The following steps should significantly extend the battery life on your phone:

1. Let the battery drain close to empty (5% or less).

2. Connect the phone to the charger (AC or USB, USB is better) while powered on and allow the phone to charge until the notification LED is green, indicating the device is fully charged and untill the voltage is at least 4187mV. A higher voltage like 4192mV or more is even better. Use a tool like Overcharged or Battery Indicator to monitor this. Note that a green notification LED does not automatically mean that the voltage is good too.

A higher voltage means in practice that it will take longer to discharge, a lower voltage means that the battery will discharge a lot quicker! The difference can be quite significant!

3. Disconnect the phone from the charger and power it off.

4. Reconnect the phone to the charger while powered off and allow the phone to charge until the notification LED is green. The notification LED may turn green immediately. Leave it on the charger for another hour.

5. Disconnect the phone from the charger and power it on.

6. Once the phone is powered on completely (has restarted fully) wait 2 minutes and power it off again.

7. Reconnect the phone to the charger while powered off and allow the phone to charge until the notification LED is green. The notification LED may turn green immediately. Leave it on the charger for another hour.

8. Leave the phone on the charger and reboot into the ClockWorkMod recovery menu and wipe the battery stats via -> Advanced -> Wipe battery stats.

9. Disconnect the phone from the charger, restart the phone and start using it as normal.

From then on always let the battery drain close to empty (5% or less) as often as possible and then charge untill the voltage is at least 4187mV. A higher voltage like 4192mV or more is even better.

Normally you will have to do this only once. However, on all Android ROMs, if you flash a ROM while charging or during the first boot screen on, first boot mucks up the levels Android thinks the phone is at, i.e. Android will think you’re at 100% when maybe you’re only 90% or whatever. So in theory you will need to repeat this every time you flash a ROM while charging!

Better is to make sure the battery is charged before you flash a ROM and just remove the USB/charge cable before you flash a ROM. Put it back in (if you must) after the first boot screen (when the custom screen or whatever shows).
[HTC Incredible S] alexronny:
Thank you, I'll try it :)
[Nexus S General] The111:
In this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1164502&page=11

It was mentioned that when network bars go from grey to green, it means you have connection to Google servers. This was new info to me... and a post linked in that thread, from another forum, said that the info was included in the user manual. Anyone have any idea which manual this is? I didn't get anything like that in my box, and I found one on Samsung website which contains no info about those signal indicators.

I have noticed that sometimes my 4G signal indicator shows 3 dots, and I am curious what that means as well. I would love an answer from official documentation of some kind.

Thanks!
[Nexus S General] cgi:
www.google.com/googlephone/AndroidUsersGuide-2.3.pdf

Page 27.

There is a website version of this somewhere, too.
[Nexus S General] The111:
Thanks much!

Apparently the green icons only mean connected to Google for syncing account services (email, contacts, etc). There is really nothing there to suggest phone updates are pushed from google servers, as is being said in the other thread. :confused:

Also... the one icon I was wondering about (4G with 3 dots instead of bands) is not shown in all the options. :(
[Optimus One, P500, V General] shyam2010:
Here is the new market apk for all!! just found it myself... have fun

You might have heard that Google was rolling out a new Android Market, complete with book and movie rentals. You also might have heard it would coming in the next few weeks. Well thanks to an anonymous source (possibly with a time machine) you can grab it today.

Hit the download link, and install it from your SD card like any other app. Fair warning -- we don't know if there will be any complications from doing this, but we haven't seen any so far. Use your best judgement. Discuss it in the forums!

THANKS TO : Jerry Hildenbrand, Bryan (where i actually found the post)

http://www.mediafire.com/?vdocx41t37rnn6y
[Optimus One, P500, V General] 22VIN:
There is another thread about this.

FFS, can't you people search before posting?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] shyam2010:
Sorry man..just found out there's another thread...should I take down this post?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] sweetbinodray:
Sorry sweetheart. You are little late for party. And this hot cake became ice already.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] FnH84:
I'm confused.. I thought these apps update on their own, without having to download anything manually?
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Jeisin:
Pretty cool kinda reminds me of the Microsoft tiles
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bisis:
My SGS2 comes from Vodafone Italy. Apparently there is no brand detail inside, infact no logo appears during boot neither at power off, and there isn't any logo on the covers.

However typing *#1234# I can see CSC contains OMN=Omnitel=Vodafone.

In particular:

Pda: i9100xwke7

Phone: i9100xwke1

Csc: i9100omnkf1

So, is my device to be considered BRANDED?

What to do to restore back for warranty purposes? I can't understand if I have to check in XDA thread relative to unbranded roms or to branded roms...?

For warranty purposes is possible to restore by using an unbranded rom with same pda/phone parts, than mine, and multicsc and by using *..#IMEI# (don't remember exact numbers) change my CSC code to OMN after first boot?

Thanks
[HTC Sensation] jerrylzy:
Linux version 2.6.35.10-g9cef70d (htc-kernel@and18-2) (gcc version 4.4.0 (GCC) )

#1 SMP PREEMPT Mon Jun 13 18:19:51 CST 2011
[HTC Sensation] Stiegi:
The string is from a T-Mobile Germany (1.34.111.1) device:

Linux version 2.6.35.10-ge52b0af (htc-kernel@and18-2) (gcc version 4.4.0 (GCC) ) #1 SMP PREEMPT Thu Jun 2 21:21:05 CST 2011
[HTC Sensation] jbrew78:
From T-mobile US: Linux Version 2.6.35.10-gb7a86da
[HTC Sensation] AZ2ENVY:
TMobile USA : Build # 1.29.531.2

Linux version 2.6.35.10-gb7a86da (htc-kernel@and18-2) (gcc version 4.4.0 (GCC) )

#1 SMP PREEMPT Fri May 20 21:28:40 CST 2011
[HTC Sensation] slamslugeren:
My kernel:

2.6.35.10-gfbbd430

Thank you
[HTC Sensation] jermx:
HTC Sensation Asia

Linux version 2.6.35.10-g9cef70d (htc-kernel@and18-2 #1) (gcc version 4.4.0 (GCC) ) #1 SMP PREEMPT Mon June 13 18:19:51 CST 2011
[HTC Sensation] idanfima:
Before you post look at the list, its already there, no need to post again.. ;)
[HTC Sensation] HannoSLM:
many thanks for this. when can we expect the first modules for trials?
[HTC Sensation] idanfima:
Actually I cant tell you, at the second that ill get the module ill test it and if it will work properly ill start to make the modules :)

I was suppose to get it yesterday, bu he didn't sent it, i believe he as other things to do, but he said he will send it to me, lest hope it will happen toady :)
[HTC Sensation] stanny2k:
2.6.35.10-ge52b0af - Three, UK

Ah, just noticed mine is already on there under TMobile Germany, sorry.
[HTC Sensation] vlad48:
2.6.35.10-g9cef70d - Vodafone UK (seems same as ASIA)
[HTC Sensation] Evil-Dragon:
Linux version 2.6.35.10-g9cef70d (htc-kernel@and18-2) (gcc version 4.4.0 (GCC) )

#1 SMP PREEMPT Mon Jun 13 18:19:51 CST 2011

Unbranded on Orange (UK)
[HTC Sensation] shirreer:
2.6.35.10-ga76ba0d htc-kernel@and18-2 #1 SMP PREEMPT Wed May 18
[HTC Sensation] IGstarr:
2.6.35.10-g9cef70d Vodafone Germany same as ASIA & Vodafone UK
[HTC Sensation] snake logan:
Vodafone UK - Different from one already posted

Linux version 2.6.35.10-gae358b5 (htc-kernel@and18-2) (gcc version 4.4.0 (GCC) )
[HTC Sensation] PandaKiller:
Linux version 2.6.35.10-g9cef70d (htc-kernel@and18-2) (gcc version 4.4.0 (GCC) )

#1 SMP PREEMPT Mon Jun 13 18:19:51 CST 2011

-> Vodafone Portugal :D
[HTC Sensation] zoth:
Same as OP for T-Mobile USA
[HTC Sensation] idanfima:
Uploaded the modules!

Every kenrel in the list with the word - Done.

And on the first list, was uploaded in the zip file.
[HTC Sensation] HannoSLM:
hello,

i have tried immediately 2.6.35.10-g9cef70d module, but after insmod it, the device shutdown itself.

could you provide a guide how to use this module?
[HTC Sensation] snake logan:
Any news on when you will do the next batch? Mine wasnt in the first :<
[HTC Sensation] idanfima:
Did you took the insmod from the overclock thread?

If you did, try to put only this command:

adb shell insmod /data/local/tmp/8x60_oc.ko

not this one:

adb shell insmod /data/local/tmp/8x60_oc.ko scpll_l_val=33 vdd_uv=1375000

if you putted these lines:

scpll_l_val=33 vdd_uv=1375000

you overclocked it to 1.8ghz, some devices aren't able to deal with it.

Also, there is a possibility that your root collapsed, root again and do the described commands.
[HTC Sensation] idanfima:
Yes, I will make it now, and upload it.

Edit:

Uploaded!
[HTC Sensation] snake logan:
Wow thanks :> Ill try it now
[HTC Sensation] :
Kernel 2.6.35.10-g9cef70d confirmed as working :)

EDIT: so far stable at 1782mhz
[HTC Sensation] idanfima:
Its the same one that I use, of course its working! :P
[HTC Sensation] nugzo:
Its working ..somewhat. set max to 1782 in setcpu and performance gov. as soon as activating performance the current goes to 1782 like it should. Run quadrant, get a standard score of 2000. Go back to setcpu and although my slider says 1782, current is now 1188 wtf? and my slider is still at 1782! move the slider down then back up and my current speed goes back to 1782, where it should be.leave set cpu. go back run a quadrant, get a lower score of 1800, go back to setcpu now my current speed and max speed show 970. I'm not understanding this. gonna uninstall and re install setcpu. Also the minimum never reaches 1782 even though its set at 1782. Will only show a minimum of 1188.

Edit. Uninstalled set cpu, removed setcpu.txt from sd card, reinstalled set to 1782 max, 1782 min. Scaling shows 1782 max 1188min (wtf) Run quadrant, come back sliders are the same as i set (1782) now scaling says 1188max 1188min. This thing still isnt working right for me:( damn pos sensation

Edit 2: after dropping min slider from 1782 to 1188(which it never shows to work anyway at 1782, only showed 1188) it seems to keep the settings now. Ran quadrant 3 times, settings stayed as i set them this time(max quadrant 2800). I'm going to drop the min back to 384, was just at max while benching. Tip, do not set min to 1782 :)
[HTC Sensation] kaos120:
Using module from idanfima (thanks)

Kernel 2.6.35.10-g9cef70d - UK Vodafone

Working at 1674mhz scpll_l_val=31 vdd_uv=1215000. Max Temp 42.7.

Quadrant approx 2400

Linpack single approx 57

Linpack multi approx 88

Stability we'll see :)

Reboot on Linpack multi with vdd_uv=1210000 @ 1674
[HTC Sensation] joemm:
Sweeet.......OC finally working here too, Thanks coolbho3000 and idanfima.
[HTC Sensation] zoth:
Working great together with Eugene's new script. Thanks great job. :D
[HTC Sensation] idanfima:
Glad it works for you!! :)
[HTC Sensation] jerrylzy:
Thanks very mcuh..I will use 1.5G
[HTC Sensation] jerrylzy:
Which option did you choose on the first time running setcpu?Did you use setcpu.txt?
[HTC Sensation] Kupfel:
good question. What do you choose? there is no MSM8x60
[HTC Sensation] eggyenergy:
let it read you're setcpu txt. so choose custom freq.
[HTC Sensation] Kupfel:
ah thanks that worked. and after the insmod you gotta let it auto-detect the speeds. Got it! runs great at 1512 Mhz :D
[HTC Sensation] zoth:
My setcpu was already setup to autodetect due to previous attempt to overclock. Then I followed-

4. Use SetCPU (you must be 2.2.4 or above for proper MSM 8x60 support!) to set the max frequency to 432MHz and min to 384MHz.

The only thing is I did not have 432MHz I on had 5** something, them adb insmod.
[HTC Sensation] Xcor3:
works great :)

thank you so much!

T-mobile USA
[HTC Sensation] NYCguy2020:
Could somebody help outa noob with a step by step instruction.i can't push the module to my device.i get this line :adb not found.:(

i have temp root and adb is working(windows 7 64-bit)
[HTC Sensation] jerrylzy:
You should put adb files into C:\

Users\Your computer user's name,for example,my users name is Jerry so i should put it into C:\Users\Jerry

And remember the command is "adb push" not "adb shell push"
[HTC Sensation] TaRsY:
exit from shell
[HTC Sensation] NYCguy2020:
I get:cannot stat '8x60_oc.ko' :no such file or directory.
[HTC Sensation] Xcor3:
go to the folder where the kernels are, then pick the one for your phone, for example i have 8x60_oc_gb7a86da .ko for tmobile, rename it to 8x60_oc.ko

let me know if it works
[HTC Sensation] NYCguy2020:
I did,still getting no such file or directory.:confused:
[HTC Sensation] zoth:
The renamed files should be in the directory where your adb is.

"c:\adb\8x60_oc.ko"
[HTC Sensation] NYCguy2020:
It is.both are in the tools folder:confused:...oh well i give up.i don't know what am i doing wrong??!!

thanks for your efforts guys.
[HTC Sensation] mrg02d:
Same here...There were several nice little scripts that included this overclocking without requiring much out of us non techies. Is it not possible for them to be updated with whatever has been fixed? Keep in mind, we might not know crap about pushing and shoving or whatever, but the more of us with working programs, the better. How about a guide of some sort? That guide that showed how to install the adb, sdk, ect. was great. Now we just need one to show how to get these overclocked right. I nearly fubar'ed my computer last night trying to screw around with pathways and whatnot, only to go to bed defeated.

Please, some help for those of us that are interested in your skills?

Matt