yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] bbeelzebub:
Awesome. I notice between the various sites I check out, some have different apps and so forth...

You might see some here that you missed:

http://www.xoomforums.com/forum/motorola-xoom-apps/570-optimized-honeycomb-apps-list.html

http://www.droidforums.net/forum/xoom-applications/130151-optimized-honeycomb-apps-list.html

http://forums.androidcentral.com/mo...fficial-optimized-honeycomb-list-n-292-a.html
[Android Apps and Games] ayman07:
over 150+ tablet specific apps added already! more added every day!
[Android Apps and Games] andpantanal:
Cool! I'm have a Moto Xoom!
[Android Apps and Games] ayman07:
Over 300+ apps added and I still have plenty more coming!! :-)
[Android Apps and Games] Vulpix:
Is the site dead? I keep getting some stupid database error.
[Android Apps and Games] ayman07:
You guys I'm so so sorry! My damn hosting company are complete morons. In restoring the site as quickly as possible. I'm very sorry! The whole site has been down all day. I'm working real hard to get it back up ASAP.
[Android Apps and Games] Ultimate Chin:
Dont worry :) We all know this crap can happen with sites.

Got my 1st tab today so looking forward to taking a look :D
[Android Apps and Games] ayman07:
UPDATE*

Site is fully functional guys! Sorry about the downtime!
[Android Apps and Games] Ultimate Chin:
And bookmarked :cool:

Nice work :)
[Android Apps and Games] ayman07:
thank you!

UPDATE

418 apps added
[Android Apps and Games] scramer:
holy crap what a great site! thanks for this.
[Android Apps and Games] Bygones:
Maybe I'm missing it, but a top downloaded section would be nice, maybe a top downloaded for the week, most popular list, etc. Or exporting the ratings from the market and displaying that.
[Android Apps and Games] ayman07:
thanks for your feedback. the only way that i can do a "top downloaded section" would be if people start voting on the site. this is accomplished by simply rating it using the stars icons . if you guys dont rate then i cant display the top rated app/game etc. I had a section for that kinda stuff but because the vote count was low and it didnt look pretty so it didnt seem worthwhile to keep it. so once you guys start voting then i can make a place for it. this is only the first month of the site being released so maybe next month ill put it in. in the mean time, you can scoll to the bottom on the homepage to see the most viewed app.

as for the rating, i dont think theres a way to do that. but each app has a widget at the bottom of the page that has the market link as well as the rating it received on the Android Market. if you guys like the app, simply rate it by pressing the stars just like you would on the official market.

please keep the suggestions coming.
[Android Apps and Games] berkley:
WOW!!! Thanks s for creating this very cool site!

However, I miss "Locus"" :D

Altough bookmarked your site!

Cheers
[Android Apps and Games] ayman07:
Although Lotus looks ok on tablets, its not a tablet specific nor tablet optimized app. You can find more detail about the requirements on the FAQ section.

http://tablified.com/faq/
[Android Apps and Games] Vulpix:
Can't find any decent gallery app, anyone seen any with super fancy effects similar to the honeycomb Youtube app?
[Android Apps and Games] bsoplinger:
Its not tablets its Honeycomb

I was excited when I saw a posting about this thread until I actually went to the site. It really isn't a site listing apps designed for the larger, landscape real estate of a tablet but actually a site listing apps that are fully integrated for Android 3.0+ (Honeycomb) instead. There are plenty of tablets that run Android 2.1, 2.2 or 2.3 like the one I'm typing on right now. I would appreciate apps that are designed for a tablet as much as the nearest Xoom user.

Quite the disappointment :-(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saikarthik:
Hello sir... Im currently using s5570xxkpi... I saw from samsung frmware that official gingrbread rom has been released s5570xxkpi... Im from india and its not available throu kies... Could u help me on how to install ds rom... Is it possible..????? Thanks for ur help in advance sr:))
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheWhisp:
1) Download odin.

2) Download XXKPJ

3) Open Odin

4) Select Tass.ops

5) Check 'one package' in the check box

6) Flash the file as one package
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saikarthik:
sr but im using xxkpi.. if i flash ll it cause any prob to ma mini... bcoz i read in some post tht since CSC is different it wont install n hence have to flash with the regional CSC... IM FROM INDIA SR... THANKS IN ADVANCE
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheWhisp:
I flashed it from XXKPI too.

Do you use European version of XXKPI? (There is only European I think)

So if European XXKPI works, then XXKPJ should work too.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saikarthik:
OKAY.... I TOO ll PROCEED NW.. YUP .. I USED EUROPEAN VERSION OLY SR..

BASEBAND : S5570XXKPI

KERNEL : 2.6.35.7-PERF-CL260130 SE.INFRA@SEI-27#1

BUILT NO. GINGERBREAD.XXKPI
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheWhisp:
Then you can flash.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saikarthik:
Thank u sir... Thanks a lott
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roofrider:
I'm on froyo 2.2.1

Baseband version is s5570ddkc1

Can i flash the European firmware frm samware too without any probs?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheWhisp:
You have Asian firmware... 2.3.* is only for European phones for now. It will work, but you may experience slower 3G etc.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] roofrider:
thanx...in some threads they mentioned to Use CODE,BOOT and MODEM files from European 2.3.x firmware and CSC from Indian firmware.

how does that work? sry i'm new.

does that mean frm "Asia Samsung S5570 Firmwares" section at samware i have to download the 2.2.1 asian firmware n use csc frm that n the rest frm 2.3.4 frm europe firmware ??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheWhisp:
You could try it. At least I haven't tried that... Be careful, collect some information first. Good luck!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saikarthik:
i did it... sucess... thank u sr:))
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kalikool123:
would it be safe to install S5570XXKPJ using CWM as I am using S5570XXKPI now
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] genieass:
Flashed Gingerbread XXKPF.

Kernel - 2.6.35.7-perf <bla bla - tell me if this is important>

That is v. 2.3.3

What is a good ROM / app / mod for better battery life for this phone?

Edit:- phone purchased in DBX (African / UAE version, obviously); me in India.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yagya:
Please read this article http://yagyagaire.blogspot.com/2011/08/upgrade-samsung-galaxy-popmini-gts5570.html to know more on flashing/upgrading to gingerbread 2.3.4 on gts5570.

All the best!!:)
[Acer Iconia A500] Pprplra1n:
Hi, I recently made an attempt to enable ad-hoc connectivity to my Acer Iconia Tab using this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1060909&highlight=ad+hoc

After following these instructions I was able to connect to my phone through barnacle and I was able to surf the web on my tablet. Both Wifi and Ad-hoc were working right after I replaced my wpa_supplicant file and everything was working perfectly but around 30 minutes later when taking my tablet out of sleep I attempted to connect to my Wifi connection but it gets to "obtaining IP address" for about 4 seconds then rapidly says "disconnecting" and then back to "obtaining IP address". It does this 7 times before disabling the connection and staying on "scanning".

I have tried replacing the wpa_supplicant file with my original but the only differences that i have noticed are that it does not detect my phones ad-hoc connection and that it does the Ip address and disconnecting loop for a total of 10 times before disabling my Wifi connection.

My tablet is rooted and running the official android version 3.1.

I am using ES File Explorer to move and replace the wpa_supplicant file and to change the permissions for the modified wpa_supplicant file.

So, i was wondering if anyone else has the same problem or a solution of any kind. I was also wondering if anyone would be willing to share their stock wpa_supplicant file for the Acer iconia for 3.1 honeycomb
[Acer Iconia A500] FloatingFatMan:
Download the wifi fix file on Acers support site.
[Acer Iconia A500] Pprplra1n:
I tried this but when running the patch the android robot appears with gears in it's center appears for a few seconds and then the gears get replaced my a warning sign and exclamation mark.

I have tried re-formatting my sd card and unrooting before running the patch but my initial problem persists along with the exclamation mark on each attempt to apply the patch. Decrypting the file results in corrupting the file and making it unable to extract it's contents.
[Acer Iconia A500] erica_renee:
I d/loaded the patch direct to my tab and ran it inside android. You might've curupting the file moving it.but strange
[Acer Iconia A500] Z_Black:
I'm having the same trouble Today. Finally got it to tether with barnacle. After doing that once I Now get the endless loop of "obtaining IP". I am at work so cannot check other wifi yet but will when I get home.
[Acer Iconia A500] Vereynn:
Another fix that may work is deleting the file dhcpcd-wlan0.lease located in /data/miscellaneous/dhcp
[Acer Iconia A500] Pprplra1n:
Thanks, I ended up just restoring but if I run into this problem again I'll definitely try that
[Acer Iconia A500] Z_Black:
Downloading the Wifi Fix directly from Acer seemed to do the trick for me. At least for connecting to my home wifi. I'll be testing tethering at work again today to see if it repeats the problem, but hopefully it does not.
[Acer Iconia A500] tesab613:
wpa supplicant for ad hoc use

Hello everyone. I am new to the forum, but have been reading the posts for over a month. I bought my Acer Iconia A500 to be more convenient than lugging around my 17" laptop. After purchasing was when I realized that I couldn't tether it to my JB iPhone 3gs. Started searching and learned how to root the tablet. Mine came with HC3.1. Rooted the tablet, found an alternant wpa-supplicaant file, followed the instructions, and pleasantly surprised that I could then tether to my phone. THEN Acer sent an ota update (4.010.11_com_Gen) I accidentally installed the update before unrooting. Messed everything up, and had to do a factory reset. After the reset I rooted again. Everything working fine until I tried to find the wpa file again. Couldn't find the same one. Used a different one. Followed the same steps as before and suddenly my wifi went wacko. Wouldn't stay connected, kept looping. Very frustrating. Undid the wpa and could connect to regular wifi. Did more research and found the original ad hoc file. Used it and now have no problem connecting and disconnecting. MORAL TO THE STORY: use the wpa supplicant ad hoc file that has XOOM in the file name. I would have saved myself a weeks worth of frustration had I just kept looking.

Btw....I tried all the 'fixes posted and nothing helped the looping until I rooted and used the correct supplicant file.

Good luck!
[Acer Iconia A500] bpivk:
Could you share the file? I have one but it doesn't work so I reverted to stock.
[Acer Iconia A500] Pprplra1n:
The file attached to the first post here:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1060909&highlight=ad+hoc worked perfectly after I did factory reset. But instead of following those instructions to the letter make sure you turn on airplane mode or disable wifi before messing with the original file (renaming it to wpa_supplicant.old) and setting the permissions of the modified wpa_supplicant file to User:RWE Group:RWE Other:RW only.

I also restarted my tablet before enabling wifi just in case and my tablet has been connecting to ad-hoc and wifi connections without any issues whatsoever even after multiple restarts.
[Acer Iconia A500] Z_Black:
Order things went down for me were, upgrade to the OTA update from Acer... Then I rooted, used the ad-hoc wifi thinger, tethered once before getting endless loop. Then I downloaded the wifi fix directly from Acer, installed it via sd card as they say and I have not had any issues since. Tethered as I type this, 3rd time today as well.

I'm not sure if using the ad-hoc then acer update changed anything, but it works great now.
[Acer Iconia A500] WombatToast:
A500 here too and ran into same loop issue. Deleting the lease file worked like a champ, thanks! Rooted stock 3.1, haven't installed latest Acer update.

WT
[Acer Iconia A500] side0ut:
I am also getting the looping IP address (DHCP) after applying the wpa_supplicant as directed. I tried to reset the Acer A500 with a pin two times like it was listed on Acer.com. That did not fix it. I tried to delete the dhcpcd-wlan0.lease but could not find it anywhere. I don't have a /data/miscellaneous directory. Only found /data/misc/ and that did not have the lease file. I then tried the wifi patch from Acer and then updated to version 4.*^*.13 (latest update) but it is still looping. Does anyone have any ideas? Is it possible I got the wrong wpa_supplicant that has a problem? I am now able to see ad-hoc networks as well as my router but with the looping problem.

Thanks,

Rich
[Acer Iconia A500] erica_renee:
this also happened to me

This happens to me when I switch networks.I turn off wifi del the saved networks,reboot then turn wifi back on and resetup my wifi password.I do not know a better solution.some claim this is worse with some routers.
[Acer Iconia A500] jojo87:
Can't obtain ip address

Hi I'm having trouble with my sons acer iconia b1 when he first go it everything worked perfectly until I went onto it a few weeks back it isn't connecting to wifi and is saying that the IP address is unavailable. I have tried everything it has had factory reset I reset the router everything I could think of I done it. I know it's not te router as my other son has th same tablet and his works perfectly. The only thing I can think of is he has went into it and done something and I don't know how to get it back. I'm at the point where I'm close to throwing it at a wall as it's frustrating me so much

Thanks :(
[Android Apps and Games] bso44:
I really liked JetVD but it was freezing up my Evo 3D while downloading any YouTube files (the notification bar specifically) and I'm currently using TubeMate.

Are there any others I'm missing?
[Android Apps and Games] HashTagHell:
https://market.android.com/details?id=d.evian.tbe.mte&feature=search_result

Best youtube downloader ever.;)
[Android Apps and Games] bso44:
Yea, that's what I'm using right now.
[Android Apps and Games] drpsyko:
TubeMate works perfectly for me, but if you insist, there are many other downloading out there in the Market.

But take a look at this, its a modified youtube with download capabilities. Someone add the download button in share video. (I do not own this app, credit goes to the dev I don't know who) uploaded.to/file/7yz54fcy
[Android Apps and Games] UnitedOceanic:
this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1069911

it's a mod of the default youtube app

after the video downloaded i use

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.MediaConverter

to covert the video to a real mp3 file
[Samsung Infuse 4G] skaithe:
Samsung infuse.

Windows 7 OS

microsoft .net framework (latest version)

The Issue:

Once all steps followed, phone plugged in correctly in debugging mode with sd card unmounted, and SuperOneClick is activated via the "root" button I receive a not

responding notification at the top of the window. The root process seizes up at the Waiting For Device entry, and it will not move forward/Detect my device for anything!

What I've tried:

I have followed correct steps for rooting using SuperOneClick, tried running program as admin, tried ending the process via process manager before re-attempting the root multiple different ways, toggled debug during root process, turned phone on after running root, and downloading pdanet to find all the necessary drivers that may or may not have been missing.

Possible Reason For Issue:

After all this, what I beleive the problem to be is I am missing cdc abstract control model. Anytime I try to aquire this, I receive a "driver not found" message.

I have sought it out manually and turned up with nothing.

The Main Question:

How can i fix, or proceed past this point succesfully/get SuperOneClick to detect my Samsung Infuse 4G device?

Ideas/suggestions/info/programs that help/step by step assistance would all be greatly appreciated.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] NeoS:
I used a search on the infuse forums and came across this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1088122&highlight=superoneclick

Therefore, this thread will be closed to keep the forum clean. Ask your question there.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Khyrdantai:
Alright, so without much help, I've gathered a bit of info on my own on how to do stuff with rooting and custom ROMS and Kernels, but I'm still very new to all of this so I'd like to ask a few questions instead of asking one on each individual thread. (Hate cluttering websites with n00b questions and just have people get upset because to them it's common knowledge). Also, I don't mind if you send links to answer my questions, I've searched around and all I found were UPDATES to each thing or How To install, but never explanations.

First some info about my phone:

ROM: Infused 1.5.3

Kernel: Defuse 1.5

1) What exactly does the Voodoo lagfix do? I know it changes the file system to ext4, but does it have any other scripts?

2) Why do you have to disable the Voodoo lagfix (I haven't, yet)? Or do you only have to disable it when installing a ROM? If you don't, does it really mess up ROM installs?

3) What's the difference between CWM Green and Red? My best guess is Green is using it within the OS (the Rom Manager app) and Red is through Recovery.

4) Do you have to keep the update.zip file? After all the installations are said and done, do you NEED it?

5) What files can I delete? For example the ROM downloads on my phone that Rom Manager fetched? What files shouldn't I touch, ever (except for advanced use)?

6) Will all my apps and data delete each time I install an update to the ROM? (Like if Infused updates to 1.6) I really don't like re-doing the entire first-time setup. Even though Titanium Backup backs apps and data up, it doesn't let me back up stuff like that? (Or even simply the dictionary to my SWYPE keyboard)

7) Every time I install a ROM or Kernel, do I have to delete all the Data and Cache and Delvik Cache? Because deleting Data and Cache obviously removes my apps and settings etc.

8) (Combination of 6+7) So if I wanted to update my ROM from 1.5 to 1.6, I'd still have to delete all that data?

Those are all the questions I have for now, thank you. <3
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Misterjunky:
Re: Just to get the n00b questions

You are just asking way too many questions, especially for being a n00b :)

Perhaps you will have better luck by using the "search" feature here in the forums.....

When I was a N00b I was lucky to get even ONE of my questions answered!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
I don't know about infused 1.6, was under the impression that it'd be gb, might want to wipe data with that one

no need to clear data if you upgrade to a custom rom from stock atm but maybe in the future it'll be a good idea. upgrading fro different versions of the same rom without wiping data as long as the firmware veraion is the same should be ok. if the firmware is updated it is questionable, Samsung roms change odd things and upgrading can cause force closes if data is not wiped. id imagine Samsung updates have scripts to correct the issues I the old data causes.

switching from one custom rom to another it might be a good idea to clear data.

use titanium backup and backup apps, you can backup app and system data but never restore system data to a new firmware version. app data is usually ok but not recommended. clearing cache is always ok, clearing dalvik cache is always recommended for any flash you do.

voodoo should only be disabled before returning to stock, I used to have to odin flash twice on my captivate sometimes to restore the phone to stock if I switched from a jfs enabled ulf kernel to a voodoo kernel if I forgot to disable lagfix. right now there are only voodoo kernels, there isn't too much reason to confuse the community with different types of lagfixes so don't think too much about disabling lagfix till there are alternatives to voodoo.

voodoo converts the file system to ext4 which is the google standard. Samsung uses a weird spinoff of fat32 that they branded rfs and they use on there tvs and other devices. rfs can slow the device down in theory and it certainly benchmarks lower.

I'm hoping to see a nilfs2 conversion on an aosp cm7 kernel eventually. nilfs2 is designed for flash memory and eliminates a lot of the time used to overwrite and move files. I saw quadrant scores on the nexus s at around 3500 with nilfs2 stagefright settings changed and some overclock.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Entropy512:
I think lagfix might do some other filesystem tuning (journaling settings and such) that differ from default, but not sure.

You need to disable Lagfix when moving to any ROM/kernel that does not support ext4, as the kernel won't recognize the filesystem. Right now this means the stock kernel - all alternate kernels out there have ext4 support.

As I understand it, green CWM doesn't understand ext4. Red does. I'm not entirely sure on this one though.

You don't need to keep the update.zip unless you want to re-apply it. I keep a copy of everything I currently have flashed, and a copy of whatever I was last running stable, in case I have a weird problem "on the go"

Apps and data don't automatically delete when installing a ROM, but using CWM's "wipe data" function is always recommended when changing to a new ROM. In general:

1) If changing only a kernel, no need to wipe anything

2) If applying an update to a newer version of a ROM you're already running, usually no need to wipe unless the ROM author says that release needs a wipe. However, you WILL almost surely have to wipe before the next Infused, as the next Infused version will likely be Gingerbread.

3) If changing to a different ROM, you should wipe

Wiping Dalvik cache occasionally is a good idea, and won't cause your apps to lose settings.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Khyrdantai:
That's why I made a thread, because the "search" feature didn't do much help, nobody directly asked these questions that I saw (at least using search and scouting out the comments).

I have faith in people, there's a lot who are willing to help out someone in search of knowledge. ^_^
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Khyrdantai:
Just using 1.6 as an example. :P

Thanks for some clearing up on information, though!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Khyrdantai:
Very helpful as always.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] marty331:
Great post and thanks, I had some of the same questions.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
yes voodoo has aditional tweeks to the mount options and I think the cache in non journalling , I don't know specifics. and thank entropy for the better explanation on the wipe/dont wipe situation.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] knanda:
Can anyone please suggest some good headsets for listening to music and answering calls?

Range from 50$ to 70$.

Sent from my GT-I9000
[HTC Sensation] RiNo808:
Hello I'm just wondering if any of you know if AT&T will get the sensation?

Sent via HoneyUnity 2.0 Inspired
[HTC Sensation] Lakeshow423:
It looks like it will....

http://www.htcsensationforum.com/ht...ion/htc-sensation-also-likely-to-come-to-att/
[HTC Sensation] RiNo808:
Thanks for the link and info...I was wondering if I should wait for att or I should just buy the unlocked version with the att freq....

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[HTC Sensation] coolfx35:
Thanks, can't wait to get my hands on the HTC Sensation on AT&T, it's truly an amazing phone.