yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC EVO 3D] daneurysm:
It is asymmetric, so, not SMP.
[HTC EVO 3D] rhmc:
Daneurysm

Thanks for the reply and answer on this issue.. I was curious why multi-processors werent displayed..

Rich
[Desire General] jonathanfoster:
HI all

Just wondering if any one could recommend a good No partition ROM. Cos i cant be bothered messing about partitioning my SD card.

Thanks in advance.

Jonathan
[Desire General] HtcDesire2:
U can go with any AOSP roms. Like oxygen, dev-null, redux etc.
[Desire General] jonathanfoster:
I am really looking for something similar to stock as i like HTC sense.
[Desire General] dakore:
Oxygen or devnull.

Delete unnecessary stuff from flash file, flash custom hboot like 80/5/352 from here (be sure your rom will fit on it) http://thalamus.ineige.org/misc/HBOOTS/ and you're ready to live without ext partitions. Sense rom takes a lot of system space = less data space which means you'll hit low space warning sooner or later.

I'm using Oxygen without ext partition for a long time.
[Desire General] k3lcior:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1018843

Try this, Gingerbread with 2.1 + 3.0 Sense.

Can be flashed without ext partition.
[Desire General] Lothaen:
wait for the official GB rom and just use that rooted
[Desire General] Markolic:
I'm using that Rom right now and although you don't need ext,I had to put it on as my memory got filled after installing 3 apps so I recommend aosp with a nice launcher
[Desire General] ironjon:
Now I have Oxygen rom with his modified hboot.

No need partitions,fast and stable :)

Enviado desde mi HTC Desire usando Tapatalk
[Eee Pad Transformer General] starplaya93:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/07/20/lenovo-thinkpad-tablet-and-keyboard-folio-case-hands-on-video/

Looks like we have some competition now...

I must say that when I first heard of the thinkpad I thought it would be trash but reading this article definitely changed my mind.

I don't regret my purchase but if I didn't already have the TF there would be some definite consideration between these two tablets.

I honestly think what Asus did with the dockable keyboard and what Toshiba is now doing with there feature set are the biggest things to happen to android since the arrival of the G1 and then the OG Nexus.

Watch apple come out w/ the next ipad and charge a fortune for it because it has a "revolutionary dockable keyboard? Don't be in shock when it happens... I'm psychic.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Alexander243:
I personally don't like any android tablet, honeycomb runs smooth but it just doesn't appeal as an OS. It looks outdated with that black bar and boring bottons at the bottom. I do like the designs, especially the S Tab 10.1! What I find awkward about this Lenovo tablet its the huge borders at the sides. Pure opinion!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] mskip:
The Lenovo keyboard doesnt actually dock with the display though does it? Also no extra battery in the keyboard so I dont see much similarity and definitely not as versatile as the TF :)

Mark.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] alan77ss:
the asus wins hands down on the keyboard dock. the lenovo dock just has those angled slots that all tablet keyboards have - which looks like the tablet would be kind of loose and prone to flap around a bit if you had it on your lap.

also looks a bit chunky and heavy, but if the hardware performs better than the asus, it might be worth a look at.

but what ever happened to the U1 android/windows hybrid that lenovo was supposed to be bringing out? that looked like a device worth getting.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] grainysand:
Then why are you in a subforum dedicated to a Honeycomb device? Go suck on an iPad or something, you boring twat.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Alexander243:
Why do you assume I like the iPad? Are you a psychic now? I am giving my opinion, if you don't like it you can just ignore it! Stop trolling.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jerrykur:
It looks nice to me. I bet they sell a lot. Lenovo is a standard in corporations, unlike Asus.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] kaylord84:
it does look nice
[Eee Pad Transformer General] captmiddy:
I have had my TF for about 4 days now, and I am considering returning it to BestBuy so I can buy the Thinkpad. Here are my reasonings so maybe someone can set me straight ;-)

+ Enterprise Features from the Get Go - Cisco AnyConnect... I want to use my tablet for work when I am travelling and I get a call for an emergency. No other tablet that boasts the features of the Thinkpad has the Cisco client in the package. Yes I know I could root, but some corporations consider this a security violation and do not allow rooted devices on campus.

+ Netflix with ability to store movies locally. This isn't coming to the Asus device if the hardware parts are true and being able to store a movie and watch it on an airplane is compelling.

+ Standard Thinkpad-like Keyboard - Now this one is sort of a up and a down for the Lenovo, the Thinkpad keyboards are great, but their design is no where near as nice as the ASUS integration.

+ Standard looking power supply? - I still can't find anyone who mentions the power adapter, it looks from what I can see to be a fairly standard USB connector but for some stupid reason no one shows it. At least I can probably bet extra power cables for less than $40 a pop and they might actually be in stock.

+ Availability of a stylus that has been engineered to work with the Lenovo package (this one worries me if I decide to go with a custom ROM assuming root is achievable, will the stylus still work? )

- Keyboard dock doesn't appear to lend itself to laptop use, more toward desktop use, it looks flimsy in a way.

- No power in the dock to extend the useful time without a charger, although if it is a standard power port, I can charge on long plane flights without an inverter or some other craziness.

- Odd looking interface changes and not clear if you can go with a generic Honeycomb layout on your desk.

There are other pluses such as I may be able to get a discount through work and so on, but they aren't really generic. My big things really are the power cable that may be more than about 3' long and the enterprise package. But man do I love my TF and going to anything without as good of integration at the keyboard dock is just going to be so hard.

Right now I am leaning toward sticking with what I have rather than inviting problem, not to mention the Thinkpad does seem to have a fair amount of wasted space on the edges, not that the TF doesn't.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jerrykur:
You can get a USB3 extension cable for your TF for about $7 on Amazon. I use on my dock which is on top of my desk.

Enterprise support would be nice, but we have such as custom package we have trouble getting it to run on Windows 7 let alone Android.

The Lenovo keyboard is a minus for me. I have a T410 i5 and it's a great machine, but I use cut and past a lot and hate the position of the function key next to control!!!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] starplaya93:
imo if you really want the stylus features (which seems pretty sweet) and the keyboard then you are better off with the thinkpad. People are saying the dock integration isn't as good on the thinkpad as it is on the TF, not sure where they are getting that from other than speculation. From what I can see, other than the keyboard being larger and thicker it seems to dock pretty much the same way as the TF.

For me though, I don't care much for the features on the Thinkpad and my TF has done everything I need it to do thus far.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] wynand32:
Well, actually, it doesn't seem to dock the same way at all. First, it's not as sturdy, i.e., the TF/dock combo is essentially the same as a single integrated device. The Lenovo docks into a piece that then can be moved within the case. That's a nice feature if you use it on a desk or other flat surface, but I can't see using the Lenovo solution, e.g., while in bed, perched on my blanket, the same way I can my TF. Second, there's no second battery in the Lenovo dock. Finally, if you like the typical trackpad, then you'd want the TF.

The Lenovo looks nice, don't get me wrong, and that N-trig active digitizer would be nice if you want to take handwritten notes. If I were in my previous sales engineer role where I took copious notes during many sales meetings a week, that would be a nice feature. Then again, if that were the case, I'd probably just keep using my Windows 7 Tablet PC, which has the best handwritten notes tool (OneNote) and recognition on the market.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Meltn:
You should buy one or two
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dazz87:
Wow looks like Netflix is working on the Tab 10.1 and Xoom.....No love for our TF????:(
[Eee Pad Transformer General] captmiddy:
I agree with you, it isn't the same, the Lenovo keyboard isn't a dock, you don't power through the keyboard, you just plug it into a USB keyboard that has some Android specific buttons added in. And it does look a little flimsy from a sitting in an odd position perspective. There is nothing holding it in that position other than what appears to be a few indentations on the keyboard panel.

As for the notes, I haven't run Windows in about 8 years, not planning to start now ;-). And since I am considering going back to graduate school here in the future, I like the concept of the hand written notes, but you know if I really do go back to school I will just add it as a school expense and buy a the current well designed unit with a stylus, I really am thinking I will stick to the Asus as I really do like the dock integration. But I still do hate the power cable and I know it is only one thing, but it is driving me to distraction as it is like the thing that has me almost tipping toward returning this for the Thinkpad.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] myamex:
Guess what sooner or later ios will copy it.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] jerrykur:
It is pretty obvious that Lenovo is targeting this system as a business tool. For that market it looks very good.

I can imagine having this unit sitting in its it keyboard dock at my desk and grabbing it to go to a meeting. At the meeting I would take notes with the stylus and having my crummy handwriting converted to text on the fly. Then when I got back to my desk I could integrate my notes into other documents, emails, etc.

The same scenario would probably work for students going from their desks to classes and back.

Of course it won't be as entertaining as watching someone on an iPad try to take notes, but you can't have everything.:->
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Rumbleweed:
Every week there are several new posts asking" Should I get an XXXX tablet now or wait for the YYYY tablet. You can fill in the XXXX and YYYY with any brand you want as there has been and probably will be new names to insert for a while. Each new tablet seems to have something that the previous one lacked along with some issues ( both new and old). If you are looking at a tablet do some searching ( not asking) here on XDA and find one that you are happy with and buy it. After you get it use it, enjoy it and upgrade firmware as needed. WAY too many people are spending unnecessary time and money always seeking the greener grass on the other side of the fence. With PC sales sagging, every manufacturer is looking for something to replace their revenue. Today it is the tablet. What works for me may not work for you. Read the specs and research before you buy. I am amazed by how many people buy items only to find out that a key feature they need is not there even though the specs indicated it was missing.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dfin13:
I guess Lenovo designed this tablet for 2.x, judging by the hardware buttons. It's a nice looking tablet, and the folio case is cool, but the buttons scream "last minute HC decision."
[Eee Pad Transformer General] guptaavi:
There is a Netflix patch for the transformer. Check out the thread in the development forum. It works great!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] darkonex:
Ya but only if you are rooted! :(
[Eee Pad Transformer General] deadman3000:
I love the stylus. That would be great for artists.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] maddogxda:
Hmmm... it looks pretty sweet, but no match for the TF - and here's why

1) it doesn't become a laptop, I use my TF in all kinds of angles, I pick it up from the screen while docked and it feels very sturdy, the thinkpad setup maybe is good for an office where you only use the device on a table. I can't imagine sitting with this on my knees or bed.

2) No battery in the dock, no trackpad

3) I thought the mouse trackpoint or whatever its called was like in standard laptops (I really like that rubber - it allows really fast movements), but alas - it's some touch sensitive bull**** like on a blackberry phone

4) it's sooo ugly with the hardware buttons and the shiny black plastic, the TF feels like it's "too fancy" sometimes, but when you remember the alternative, you begin to like the thought they put into the design

I like the pen, but I don't write that much, typing is easier :)

My brother has an X11, I thought about getting him a TF for his birthday, I saw this and almost changed my mind - almost :)
[Eee Pad Transformer General] klau1:
so would you prefer to have no way of backing out to the previous application, and having to go through the app list just EVERY SINGLE time like Apple 1-button design?

or would prefer to have no quick access options menu, and instead have a dumb applications with no options menu like Apple?

would you prefer to not have instant access to system options, time, wifi without having to go all the way back out to the app screen like with Apple?

simple interface for simple people :p
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Alexander243:
I would prefer something more like WebOS, the concept is there but the OS needs work. Maybe if Honeycomb grab some UI elements from WebOS than it would be more User-Friendly and appealing. All the people I know who are not geeks or tech-passionates find Honeycomb unnappealing! They don't like it! First impressions matter if you want to sell and Honeycomb just looks boring. First bad impression. That's my point!
[Eee Pad Transformer General] klau1:
while i haven't much experience with webos, only a brief encounter with palm pre. i seem to recall that it too was a one button experience .

unfortunately there will always be a trade off between form and function.

On every OS, they should really just make two modes of UI available to users.

one for dumbasses or ditzy bimbos, and the other for people who actually want to get things done.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] dfin13:
No widgets = no love from me, so Android is my only choice for a tablet (and phone) OS. I hit the power button my TF, and I instantly see the weather, date/time, agenda, FB updates, and G-Mail messages. I can access my MP3 player and bookmarks from my home page too. And that's just one page. HC may be a little too techy for some, but I would never give up the flexibility and power for a different UI and more apps.

That's not to say that Blackberry, WebOS, or iOS suck, they are perfect for some, but I do find them inferior to HC, even as rough as HC can be at times.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] Alexander243:
If Android Honeycomb was for people who wanted to get things done then developers would not make games or it wouldn't have entertainment apps of any kind. If somebody want to get things done they should just buy a laptop and they will get things done for real.

Tablets are advertised as an entertainment device. But Honeycomb don't helps much!

Edit: I agree with dfin13. Widgets are great! My post was intended to point out that honeycomb needs to be more eye-appealing. It's just too dark and not everyone likes darkness.
[Eee Pad Transformer General] captmiddy:
I don't buy this. I normally work from home, I had to drive into the office today (which is 45 minutes away which is why I work from home) and only took my Transformer. Got into the office, got online, read my office mail, logged into our internal instant messaging service and even ssh'ed into a couple servers to check on some things. Everything worked fine.

I think that a Honeycomb device works just fine for work, at least from my perspective. Sure I didn't exactly write a new presentation or build a set of new diagrams or anything, but it was a really good fit for a morning in the office.

And while others may not like the layout and such, I really like Honeycomb, to each their own. I will say that WebOS has constantly been an attraction for me, I think that it is a great design. The problem with WebOS is the lack of a real strong application community. But their multitasking and app management is just amazingly well designed.

iOS on the other hand drives me absolutely batty. My wife is the same way which is why I can't understand why she insisted on an iPhone. She didn't know anything about android at the time, so maybe things would be different now. But no widgets, rigid setup, it just doesn't appeal to me. But I will completely admit that my desires don't match others so it is nice there are options out there.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] softpinkishlips:
Help pls. MKV video files I downloaded used to play on the SGS fone. Until i upgraded to gingerbread 2.3.3 the video has no sound but video is ok. Anyone pls???

MY firmware is 19000ZSJV6
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaveDH:
i am using the free ap Vplayer , efter the update to GB i could not play .avi anymore , whit Vplayer i can play .avi again , maby that will work 4 .mkv file's 2 .
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cube44:
Hi guys,

i just recognized a problem with my mkv files: since i reflashed the latest jvp kitchenrom (flashed dark core 2.7.3 kernel later) i can't play mkv files at all. i use the mvideo player and the app force closes when i update the videolist and its trying to load mkv files. same when i try to play mkv file from "my folders". avi files run just fine...

anyone else having this problem?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] msri3here:
BUMP!!!

I have this problem too...

the video files play without a problem on my pc...but on my phone there is no sound..but this happens only for a few mkv files...

any suggetions???:confused:
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] disclaimernotice:
I believe mkv files with more than 720p resolutions cannot be played properly on the Galaxy S.
[Defy General] zakoo2:
Hey guys, just found this thread, and thought I'd share with you, maybe you'll be interested, worked very well for me: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1111145 :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] shreyasvb:
I was checkin out "manage application " in my phone.

I found tat SNS is taking oround 12mb of iinternal memory... Can anyone tell me what will I lose if I clear data in this?

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] D_Mon88:
hi everyone,

i'm looking for a media docking station. i know there are quite a few that allow charging and data sync ( excluding the official samsung one - shame on you samsung! ), but i'd like one dock that is capable of HDMI, audio and usb out. even if one has to toggle beween usb and hdmi, i don't see why it shouldn't be possible and we really need a dock like it! if you've seen or heard anything about something like it please share your info. i'm almost tempted to make one myself, but combined all the parts ( mhl, some docking base, usb adaptor, paint etc ) are pretty expensive, so i'd rather have an official one.

thanx for looking and i appreciate any info you have.

d
[Galaxy S II Accessories] czpeet:
Also waiting for this one.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] darkenergy:
http://www.bizlinktech.com/MHL.html
[Galaxy S II Accessories] KLoNe1:
Great find, Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] D_Mon88:
very good news! thanx very much.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bobsie41:
I am trying to investigate scrolling widgets for touchwiz4 but unfortunately i don't have the nous to take this very far so i am asking for some pointers from those who have far more knowledge than me(most of you!)

I have extracted the touchwiz4 launcher apk from H&F P.U.R.E.G.A.L.A.X.Y. rom where widgets would not scroll at all for me and am comparing it to the touchwiz4.5 launcher apk where the widgets scroll but are very laggy using winrar and adobe CS5.5. My test widgets are facebook and twitter from Androidprowidgets which is available from the market.

There are several notable differences between the two apks and i am hoping that somebody could point me in the direction of the parts of the apk relevant to scrolling widgets.

My goal of course is to achieve smooth scrolling widgets using the touchwiz4 launcher.

I find it very frustrating that the sgs can handle excellent scrollable widgets using other launchers but samsung does not find it possible in touchwiz3 and only a modified touchwiz4 launcher can even come close to achieving this on the sgs.

I would be very grateful for any pointers so that i may start experimenting or perhaps someone could tell me that i'm wasting my time! :confused:
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] e_rl:
Hi everyone! I recently switched from a Pre 2 to an HTC Trophy. I love WP7 but I have a few problems. Before I tell you about them I will tell you I have installed the Mango beta onto my device. (BTW I'm on Verizon) Now onto my issues.

* I am running Ubuntu. I have Zune installed in a Windows XP emulator. For some reason the entire computer (Ubuntu and Windows XP) don't recognize the phone when connected via USB. The device just charges.

* I am a big music buff and I NEED MUSIC ON MY DEVICE. As I have said, I run Ubuntu, how am I supposed to do this?

* I would love to use all those fun programs to edit the registry on the device to change the color schemes (because I hate the colors that come pre installed) but I run Ubuntu. I'm sure I could do it via emulator but how come my phone is not recognized?

* Please tell me why my phone isn't recognized.

Thankyou for all help in advance and I am really really really happy to be a part of this community. I used to be a member on XDA back in my Android days and I'm psyched to be back. Please help me with my problems :(
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkp1977:
You could try to setup Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7 in a virtual machine on your system. That should work.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] e_rl:
Thanks for the reply, however, I already stated I'm running Windows XP in VirtualBox. When I run lsusb in Linux terminal one of the USB devices is Microsoft and when I unplug the device and run the command again it disappears. So it seems Ubuntu knows its there but since it has no mass storage capabilities it does not display it on the desktop. This still doesn't explain why Windows XP cannot see it because I have USB connections settings checked in VirtualBox.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Atomos33:
I think it is a Windows XP problème... Windows 7 does a better job in recognizing devices.

XP is Just to old
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkp1977:
You stated that you use an emulator. ;) I really recommend using VM Ware. I never had any issues with USB devices or anything else on it. Since I never used VirtualBox I can't explicitly help you with it though, sorry.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] colossus_r:
Αnd in addition to that dont use XP ...

Use Windows 7 or Vista ...XP its not working for me....
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] e_rl:
Ok so now Windows XP sees the device as "Windows Phone 7" but Zune still won't detect it no matter what I do. Any ideas?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] munkeyphyst:
XP is going to continue to be a bad choice... What version of ZUNE are you running?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] svvv:
if you using Zune 4.7 try updating to Zune 4.8 and check if your mobile is getting detected.