yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Sensation] joshua:
Yes it is safe to do so provided u know what u r uninstalling...

Sent From My hTC Z710e Washing Machine Uaing XDA Premium App
[HTC Sensation] schoei1:
Here is a list of safe apps to disable: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15377917&postcount=2
[HTC Sensation] euki69:
Thanks a lot! I assume it will be safe to uninstall these since it's safe to disable? I really have no use for things stock and tweeter related..
[HTC Sensation] schoei1:
I have only started deleting a couple of apps, and have no problems:

peep

twitter

I am going to continue deleting apps tomorrow.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] divyabhatia:
Will I get flash 10.1 if I upgrade my Galaxy S to android 2.3?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] doomsdaycs:
yea u would.. then u can use market to update further..
[HTC EVO 3D] getmoneygreen:
what are the setting for? and what are the ideal settings for the 3vo ?:confused:
[HTC Sensation] stanny2k:
Hi,

I used to have a temproot with a 1.8Ghz undervolt... Since I rooted via s-off I seem to have lost it.

SetCPU doesn't seem to work anymore.

I've reinstalled it, selected custom, dragged the bar to 180000, but its still showing the max as 118000...

Any ideas anyone?
[HTC Sensation] dlads:
Having the same problem m8, no one seems to answer ?

Let me know if you get it working tho an i'll do the same.

Set cpu doesn't have our processor in the list, so i'm guessing that you need to create a script of some sort and put it in the folder which set cpu can read from, i think it's listed (the path i mean) it's just creating a script (if that's what it needs) but i'm not sure what to make, i've got a good idea, but not 100%

Also the flashable zip's, not sure how you can adjust them if set cpu can't recognize our cpu?

Pain in the ass m8.
[HTC Sensation] GabrielSousa:
i have the same problem,

i flashed the eng hboot 0008, and its worse
[HTC Sensation] GabrielSousa:
we need the original htc hboot 1.17.0011
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knate.baca:
Ok this one goes out to all you cool smart guys out there. I currently have two mt4g's. One is working perfectly fine with the "bad screen", as they call it, and the other is bricked, or no it has a failed pu is what someone told me, but it has the "good screen".

Anyway while just minding my own business on the internet one day I came across a video which shows you how to replace a lcd screen in a mytouch 4G! I was hooked. I could do this I said, it looked so easy! Sure you need some patience, which I got btw. So I was determined to do this, even ordered the tools from repairsuniverse. So about the fourth time watching the tutorial I began to wonder if it would be possible to just swap motherboards instead of disassembling all the way to the screen. Mostly because I still need a heat gun so i could remove the digitized then lcd screen.

So i guess my question is will swapping motherboards solve the pu problem in the mytouch with the good screen? And while I got you here has anyone ever replaced there lcd screen?? Is it worth it??
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
Yes, if you put the good motherboard in the case with good LCD, you'll get one good phone.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knate.baca:
Thanks for the response! This will make the job so much easier
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] a3p3g:
repair options

sorry to piggyback you post but i had a similar question....

a friend of mine is giving me their broken mytouch 4g. it was working perfect but then she dropped it on her kitchen tile (bottom right corner hit i'm told) and now it will not turn on at all.....no cracks or anything, just a scratch in the corner. she says she tried a new battery and tried plugging into AC but no lights, nothing.

i've taken apart enough phones so once I get it i'm not afraid to do some swapping of parts.

my question is, those of you who have worked on this model, any indication where you think would be the problem? i'm hoping the lcd/digitizer is fine since its not cracked but we'll see....and i figured maybe i would just need to do a motherboard swap worst case? is there any other components you think could be shot after the drop? from what i've been able to find its just the 1 main mother board , correct? (meaning there is not 2 parts)

thought MAYBE i'll get lucky after opening it up, and verifying all the cables that possible some cables got jarred loose and thats why it wont respond but not holding my breathe on that.

thanks for the help!
[Epic 4G General] markawashington:
just wondering because isnt that why they stop progress?
[Epic 4G General] prodigyplace:
1. 2.3 has not been officially released for the Epic. We only have binary leaks, no source code.

2. The CM 7 team is waiting for the official release of 2.3 because the GPL requires Samsung to release the source code then.

The CM7 team needs the source code for the customized Epic kernel & drivers. They may need other source code poeces too.

tl:dr No, since they still do not have the needed source code.

Find more details here. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16147166&postcount=24
[Windows Phone 7 General] mattn95:
http://www.wpcentral.com/team-dft-gets-their-hands-rtm-mango-build-7720

Running on HD7
[Windows Phone 7 General] sambaman009:
awesome news, hopefully we may even get mango in the next few weeks, if these guys can get it onto the web. Also when we downgrade from mango do we lose all the apps/data we have put on since we updated?
[Windows Phone 7 General] lugi93:
Want to get my hands on it =)
[Windows Phone 7 General] qsr786:
i really wanna like to see what has improved or changed in the mango rtm build since 7712 beta hope the speed of fps handling gpu has been set to 50 fps.
[Windows Phone 7 General] drkfngthdragnlrd:
According to MS's official statement, yes. You have to restore from the back-up you created when you upgraded to the Beta in order to Upgrade to the official release. So, anything installed/done after upgrading to the beta will be lost. You can reinstall those apps from the marketplace on your device though.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Phone Titan:
They will be releasing it to the public over the next few months and I cannot wait as it means that everyone will be able to make use of the power and the new feature set of the Mango update.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sutt359:
Has anyone found the rom on the DFT site?
[Windows Phone 7 General] reeg420:
Cant we just copy app data to computer and replace in the official mango build. This is what I'm gonna try for my game saves. Not that it really matter's I'll just beat the games again. Give me something to do on my down time.
[Windows Phone 7 General] PieOfJustice:
Hopefully we can get our hands on this build.

XDA Windows Phone 7 App
[Windows Phone 7 General] PG2G:
If you're referring to XNA/Games, the fixed 30 fps frame rate has been removed. Any game to run in a higher frame rate would have to be updated and optimized accordingly though.
[Windows Phone 7 General] qsr786:
yeah you´re right but i didn´t mean that did you see the video where they compare ios, blackberry android and wp7 they showed that the ie9 can handle 50 fps in the fish test... hope you know what i mean..
[Windows Phone 7 General] sambaman009:
yeah well im hoping the wizards here on xda will find a way for us to get the RTm version without going back to our backups. since I have alot of data- texts etc hahaha that i would like to keep
[Windows Phone 7 General] tessut:
Mango

The DFT has a RTM build of mango hopefully we become a 7720 ROM to flash:D
[Windows Phone 7 General] Speed_Sheep:
see http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1205369
[Windows Phone 7 General] FiyaFleye:
I wouldn't do that. I'm looking forward to rolling back to NoDo and flashing the RTM. As we saw with the Twitter usernames in the People Hub, somethings are broken when updating from test build to test build. The only way to get Twitter fully working is to roll back to NoDo and upgrade, if not, it won't allow you to link your contacts to Twitter names. Who knows what else is off.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sandronh:
HoHo

Muito Legal mesmo
[Motorola Droid 3] gierso:
Whats the problem with wifi 3g hotspot?? I have been reading???

I dont see any... i start it and it shares the 3g to the wifi tablet perfectly in my d3 ..

Im on GSM on mexico maybe thats the reason it works

Enviado desde mi DROID3 usando Tapatalk
[HTC Sensation] dirtylarry10:
Hey all, I am very greatful for all the awesome custom roms being souped up for the sensation, but can I suggest (dont flame me here) that the chefs put up at least a few screenshots of the rom they are posting?...sometimes pics are alot easier than words, especially if someone doesn't understand all the lingo....Just an idea...'Bon Appetite'...Dirty
[HTC Sensation] ClydeB1:
Before this gets locked or moved, I guess the main reason no screen shots are posted is because the roms aren't really themed as yet, so they look stock standard. The roms are really about trying to optimize certain settings rather than going for any eye-candy.
[HTC Sensation] Omicron90:
I've been trying to take some screenshots on my phone but they always come out corrupted regardless of the app I use. Any suggestions?
[HTC Sensation] dirtylarry10:
Makes total Sense...Iguess the screenshots will follow as people get them "Eyed" up...Thank you...
[HTC Sensation] ClydeB1:
drocap2 is working fine for me on ARHD 1.1.2
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayman07:
Anyone consider this? No the transformer isn't running chrome...for those who don't know. But I have a chromebook and absolutely love it. I had to let someone borrow it for a little while and now I realize how much I miss it and how great it would be on the transformer. The native browser blows and so does every other browser. I cant use it to do real work. I could do almost everything on chrome. Any thoughts on this?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adiliyo:
is chrome is designed to run on arm platforms? I I thought all the Chromebooks were using x86?

Could be a limiting factor...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kotaro_14:
Ehh... Try Chromium... Not sure if it'll work on the transformer, probably not... But Chrome is a light OS, should have no problems running on ARM.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jadesse:
I have not used Chrome but the defaut web browser on the Transformer sucks. Opera isn't much better. Your are right, even posting on XDA I find to be a huge pain in the butt.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aligatro2010:
Install ubuntu, uninstall everything except for browser. Make it open browser on the login. TADA. I don't think I would want google to have more control over my my life.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bud77:
You are *SO* mistaking Chrome and ChromeOS
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rasael:
Wikipedia (in italian) says that is designed to run on x86 and Arm processors

Inviato dal mio Transformer TF101 usando Tapatalk
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themassofthesun:
Correct me if I'm wrong but jolicloud is so similar that may work... And I believe that runs on ARM
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bonetwizt:
Why does everyone whine and ***** about the browsers on the transformer? Dolphin HD doesn't suck. Get off your high horse, its not a god damned PC.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themassofthesun:
We aren't talking about the browser...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] david279:
Your a little off subject.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] david279:
Also I'm all for seeing Chrome os on transformer. It's running on macbooks.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Optimus-Prime:
I am so down for this. i got one of those Cr-48 Chromebooks. and im not gonna lie. its a sweet OS. specially for students.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brando56894:
If it were between ChromeOS and Ubuntu I'd rather use Ubuntu since its a full blown Linux OS compared to ChromeOS which is essentially just a web browser with web apps.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] themassofthesun:
Now I've never run ubuntu on my tf but I feel like Chrome OS will run better considering its really light weight
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Digiguest:
Because Chrome is spyware infested and so is the OS.

Sorry but Google is lucky that Android has proven itself trustworthy....ChomeOS and its crappy browser has not.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] worminater:
On the original topic; i would *always* prefer ubuntu to chromeos i think; similar boot time and the ability to have local terminals wins.

Second; chrome is probably the best browser at the moment; firefox5 is good but not there yet.

Why would you think Android is, "Trustworthy" but not ChromeOS? I would actually trust ChromeOS more; as less hands are modifying it before it gets into consumers hands (so far), it's lightweight; there isn't any incentive for device makers to push junk/spyware onto the platform ye.t
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poltak11:
Sure it can work. Chrome/Chromium OS is basically a dumbed down linux distro (based on Gentoo, if I'm not mistaken?) and also has support for ARM (the main thing we need). If we get a Chromium OS root filesystem, we could most likely do a bit of small changes to the existing Ubuntu ARM scripts and get Chromium OS working on TF.

Not sure if it includes touch drivers by default. Shouldn't be hard to manually get them on.

I don't know if Hexxeh has actually compiled any Chromium OS builds for ARM, but if so you could make a root fs from his. And note that we would be talking about Chromium OS not Chrome OS. Chromium OS is the free distributable version that doesn't include the proprietary elements included in Chrome OS. If you were to get Chrome OS running on your TF, pretty sure it's breaking a few licenses (and therefore illegal).

And after that's all said and done, I have absolutely no idea why any of you would want to run such a dumbed down OS and take even more functionality away from your tablet. If you really wanted this, install Ubuntu, and remove all the elements you don't want and just leave Chrome browser to load at boot. It's pretty much the same thing, but you've got a full blown OS sitting there in case you ever want to do anything else.

And to the person who just "feels" like Ubuntu would be slower because Chrome OS is lightweight... please understand that Linux is not Windows... you can make it as lightweight as you please. It's extremely modular so if the desktop is too heavy, just remove it and install a different one. See LXDE or XFCE if you want a nice lightweight Ubuntu.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saurian333:
Google has implied that Android is for mobile devices, and Chrome OS is for netbooks. While the TF (for example) can be functionally either, it is still a tablet at heart. And keep in mind the simple things, like the fact that Chrome OS does not need to rely on a soft keyboard, and therefore would not be the best fit on a tablet. Of course, you could make it work, but it's not specifically designed for it at this point.

One of Google's co-founders also stated that it's possible the two may merge at some point. I have a link for that, but the board won't let me post it. :mad: Check the Wikipedia article for Chrome OS and visit citation note #52.

And of course, there's always the possibility that Android will mature into something incredible, and they'll abandon Chrome OS all together. :-P
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] earlyberd:
There's a distinct hardware difference that keeps Chrome OS from being the OS of choice on these tablet devices, and it's not just because they're all ARM architecture. Even the low-level Cr-48 has twice as much RAM, a faster CPU clock, and several magnitudes faster I/O thanks to its 16GB SSD. While the Tegra certainly outpaces the Intel Atom for those applications that are optimized for it, the problem is that most of the web is not optimized for the new architecture, so web browsing in general is blazingly fast by comparison on an x86-based laptop like the Cr-48.

As set forth by Google for all Chromebook manufacturers, just the bare minimum RAM requirement for these devices is 2GB, and all existing Tegra tablets have only half of that. You could technically run Chrome OS anyway, but, like the native Ubuntu port, you'd be crawling most of the time. In Android the system already struggles sometimes when firing up the Android browser, so just imagine how bad it would be on an OS where all of the applications are launched through the browser.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] poltak11:
Sorry, but I don't agree. First off, you can't easily compare hardware requirements and use between x86 and ARM (especially CPU clock speeds!). Chrome OS does not need 2GB RAM to run, no matter what manufacturing rules Google has set forth. I believe (but quite possibly may be wrong) that the only reason for this is for marketing reasons~ 2GB+ is usually the norm now days for laptops and an increasing number of netbooks. Google will be wanting to manufacture their "Chromebooks" with this amount whether they need it or not. SO-DIMM RAM's not expensive now days and it's better than having the unknowing masses saying "aw, it's only got 1GB of RAM, therefore must be pretty slow" etc.

Chrome OS is a pretty bareback Linux distro... comparing it to a comparatively "heavy-weight" distro with GNOME 3 or KDE4 installed. These example "heavy-weight" distros can run smoothly on Atom-based netbooks with 1GB of RAM and a 5400RPM traditional HDD.

I even have KDE4 running perfectly on mine. Unless Chrome OS is an extremely horribly optimised distro, there is no reason for it to need these high-specs if you understand how Linux works. There really is nothing to say that Chrome OS wouldn't work fine on ARM tablets with 1GB RAM.

And just fyi, Ubuntu ARM running natively on the TF is an extremely smooth ride. I really don't know where you got that the native Ubuntu port is "crawling" along on the TF... maybe from the microSD install method, but anything (even Android) running off microSD is going to be bottlenecked by microSD read and write speeds. Try Ubuntu installed on the internal eMMC first.

But on a side-note, I don't know a counter-argument to your statement that the web is not optimised for ARM architecture... where did you get this from? I'm very interested in this as I'm quite ignorant towards the issue.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hexxeh:
ChromiumOS works rather well on ARM devices.

Gonna take the plunge and pick up a Transformer today, stay tuned.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] domin8:
Can't wait!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DilloDroid:
I imagine because everyone thinks a browser should work like a browser. Tried the latest update of Dolphin HD? Man that app has gone downhill since about version 4.6

Pleae excuse the highjack.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Djhg2000:
Your logic is flawed; just because you could read the whole OS from an SSD (which are also NAND based btw) doesn't mean you have executed the boot process. It takes time to initialize hardware, Google and their partners did an exceptional job at cutting those times down, but x86 is a beast of a platform full of workarounds adding second after second to the boot process just for the sake of being backwards compatible with standards made obsolete over a decade ago.

And don't complain about memory usage either, on my full size x86_64 laptop I have 4GB of RAM but still whatever I throw at it it barely uses more than 1GB, meaning I'm actually wasting 3/4 of my RAM. That includes Opera Next with about 20-30 tabs (a few of them with flash and/or heavy javascript), Skype, Konversation, iBus imput method framework and a full blown GNOME 2 desktop with compositing enabled.

Why don't you learn how to strip out the useless stuff instead of whining about how it can't be done? Or switch to a better browser? Just don't come here complaining about how x86 is the only feasable option for browsing the internet.

Sorry if this sounds too offensive but your post did get me kind of upset...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SwiftLegend:
Cool idea. I never used ChromeOS, but I've used JoliCloud, and I like the idea of a cloud-based/browser-based OS. It'd be nice if it could still run Android apps, like how JoliCloud can still run Ubuntu apps.

Could we stick a SSD into the keyboard dock, and plug it into one of the USB ports on the keyboard and boot from it? That'd be pretty awesome.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubu000:
Hi guys

Just wondering would there be a gb update for the x10a?

Also the official GB roms wont work with bb65 would it?

Thanks
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zckym:
There will be a GB update for all variations of X10 (eventually) apart from maybe carrier locked devices.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Z3US911:
hve u tried flashing pre-rooted version...??
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubu000:
currently on cobrato's miui, really don't see a need to move to official GB until the camera's ported. just wondering if anyone else tried it that's all

i guess i just have to wait a fair long time for the x10a version...
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] marksee:
it says for x10i , will it work for x10a? since different 900/1800 stuff?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BluechipJ:
Yes.

It doesn't matter because all firmwares after v2.1 include both (software) radios for "a" and "i".

NOTE: Flashing an "i" firmware onto your "a" phone does NOT give you "i"-frequency 3G support (and vice versa). (Hardware) radios are FIXED and cannot be changed by firmware flashing.

v2.3 Update on my Canadian Rogers X10a:

[YOUTUBE]RROfG4693wM&hd=1[/YOUTUBE]
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubu000:
I understand that it will work. I was using. 67 baseband for a while. But I find baseband such as. 65 is more optimised. I'll are how patient I am.... :D
[Samsung Mesmerize] tyhahn92:
Hey everyone, I'm just curious to know what kernels anyone has gotten working very well with cm7.

I have tried Glitch 11.1 HL and ML and I LOVED the performance but I couldn't get over the screen color issues (yellow dual tint, took away the brightness that attracted me to the phone) and the call audio issues.

I am currently running the 7/10/2011 1600 OTB Kernel from Nemesis2all and I have run the 1200 or 1300 hundred one before that as well and I like everything about it, but I have some accelerometer issues in some games as well as severe lag issues during some video and some games as well.

I love BLN, and the speed of cm7. What other kernels can we run or have you run?
[Samsung Mesmerize] tyhahn92:
For whatever reason neither Glitch Kernels were colored correctly, compared to the base kernel or the other. I will have to try the voodoo control app. Thanks.