yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
you could either remove them with adb or android commander so go ahead and flash away whatever you like and then remove the apps you don't want, or alternatively you can always open the zip and remove the apps you don't want to be installed in the first place they're in /system/app

ADB help http://androidforums.com/desire-all...fastboot-windows-updated-1st-june-2011-a.html
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MatDrOiD:
In addition to this post, here is a nice guide about system apps one can delete and which should not be deleted:

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Barebones
[Droid Incredible General] JonBsbB:
Has anyone tried this app, Anim Mod *ROOT*?

I was looking into it for my DInc. that's running SkyRaider ROM and Incredikernel Kernel.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mpsrent:
As a newbie with basic tech knowledge I will try to explain the problem as best I can.

Our office wi-fi has an internal DNS address that is not assessible externally. When exchange email is set up using our external DNS, email service works perfectly on 3G service. When the phone connects in the office to wi-fi we can't figure out how to set the internal DNS setting.

If we set the email server to the internal DNS setting, it works great on wi-fi in the office but does not connect via 3G. On a computer we can adjust using a host file to search for both options.

This is a stock phone. Is there somethig we are missing in set-up?

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sdunne:
Is your access point configured to issue addresses via DHCP ? If so then push the internal dns address out via that and resolve the server name to its inside address.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mpsrent:
I'll pass this on to my IT admin to see how our server is set up. Thanks for the tip, especially given it is your first post. Much appreciated.

I'll keep you updated.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mpsrent:
Our address is static.

If I turn off wi-fi, email comes in fine over 3G with the external IP address. If I turn wi-fi on, it doesn't.

If I use the internal IP address, email comes in fine on wi-fi but not on 3G.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mpsrent:
Anyone else heard of this issue?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mpsrent:
Strange - tested with two iphones and they work okay both on 3G and wi-fi. They pick up the internal wi-fi DNS address. The SGS2 doesn't.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i4g3t143:
i dont have very much free time atm. i have a nexus s 4g running cm7 nightly #65... the situation is i was flashing a new rom and ended up hitting my phone off the arm of the chair.. needless to say the battery came out and now im stuck with the cm7 bootloop.. i can hboot but when i try to enter recovery i get a loop on the google screen with the unlocked logo... i have downloaded adb but im not familiar with it at all. my sdk file is under C:\documents and settings\temp\desktop\android-sdk

ive spent all my free time the past week searching for a solution... my phone was used for work and i recieved all my fire calls on it now its usless and about to go out the window and visit verizon.... if someone could help me fix it i will donate. i used to love trying to figure this stuff out but being so rushed around its just frustrating
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pixelswim:
Might be able to help

A couple questions to start off:

What method did you use to root your phone?

Have you tried flashing the recovery image again or know how to do it on your phone?

I have a Nexus S 3g and pieced together different tutorials for using ADB to flash the recovery image. I just read a tutorial that seems exactly the same for the 4g model. If you can get into the bootloader you might be alright if you just flash the recovery image again from there. But, setting up ADB can be tricky from my experience. Let me know.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrew121:
Maybe if you follow the guide in the cyanogenmod wiki to install the recovery.

Heres the link:

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Nexus_S_4G:_Full_Update_Guide
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i4g3t143:
i cant get into recovery it gets stuck looping the bootlogo and if i go threw hboot/recovery it loops the google screen.

fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-3.1.0.1-crespo4g.img... i have this in the sdk file with fastboot. and it just reloads the adb commands when you start adb
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sweetnsour:
that command should work. maybe its how you input it

i highly doubt it if this will work but try fastboot flash recovery "recovery-clockwork-3.1.0.1-crespo4g.img"
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrew121:
Yeah fastboot should work as it is a different partition than the recovery one. And since cm7 flash doesn't touch that partition (I hope) you shouldn't have any problems with it. Make sure you follow the instructions very carefully on that link I posted. Start over if you have to. I've spent hours on things like this, and you will get frustrated but if you keep at it, you'll get it eventually.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i4g3t143:
it doesnt effect it that it was the kernel flashing when the phone fell? i was running cm7 for awhile before this happened
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i4g3t143:
Sorry Ive been really busy and haven't been able to get on I used the pdanet method I've tried reflashing but still no luck I think I'm doing it wrong
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i4g3t143:
Guess I have a new paper weight. Just ordered a new phone from Verizon
[HTC Sensation] brianvx:
Hey guys,

I'm trying to troubleshoot and find out why my indoor reception is always at 2G/Edge now as oppose to 4G before. I've been trying different roms the last few days and that might be the culprit. I thought switching back to the stock T-mobile ROM would help but I'm still getting poor reception. I have stock radio but I'm thinking it could be the kernel? Do u guys know what the stock kernel is for tmo usa? Thanks?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] MeTinnn:
Hi all,

Just wondered if someone else has the crash problem with ninja fruit after installing "NexusHD2-Gingerbread V2.9 (GRJ90 / Android 2.3.5) [tytung_r10]" on HD2...Can you pls share .

The game closes itself most of the time so to play i have to try to run it at least 10 times ...

By the way i've installed/uninstalled so many times and reinstalled "NexusHD2-Gingerbread V2.9 (GRJ90 / Android 2.3.5) [tytung_r10]" and searched the form & none of it helped so that's why i decided to sent this post :)...
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] MeTinnn:
Someone :)...Anyone ????? :D
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] cfouyer:
Hi,

I had the same problem as you and I solved removing all widgets from desktop and changing the animated wallpaper to a regular one. I belive the problem is related with the amont of free memory in this kidn of instalation.

I hope it helps!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Marvlesz:
System > Applications > Manage Apps > All > Fruit Ninja > Move to Phone ..
[Nexus S General] reallybigwaffle:
Just got my Nexus S the other day (for free! woo!) and I am loving it so far. Came from a Captivate to this phone and it is a lot nicer imho. I am currently running Brainmaster's MIUI ROM and Matr1x's Kernel.

Here are some awesome Quadrant Scores (Running 1.44GHz, stable but I'm running 1.2Ghz for daily user to save on battery life)

Loving it. This is a great piece of hardware. Was looking at the Atrix but figured this would be more fun until a dual core Nexus comes out ;)
[Nexus S General] demo23019:
use paid version of quadrant and you will see why your score is so high ;)

most of your high score has nothing to do with hardware performance you're using ext4 hack that comes with most kernels to trick people like you into thinking your phone is as fast if not faster than dual core phone when

its not
[Nexus S General] reallybigwaffle:
Never said it was as fast/faster as a dual core. Just comparing to other Nexus S quadrant scores and compared to my Captivate, it is much faster. I got it purely for the fact that it is easy to mod. ;) And I do have the paid version, just need to redownload it.
[Nexus S General] kijp15:
Your making me jealous.. :(

Haha. :)
[Nexus S General] LordLugard:
What is this obsession with posting e-pen quadrant scores anyway?
[Nexus S General] reallybigwaffle:
Is it impossible for anyone to just say "Nice combo" or "Glad you are enjoying your phone!" instead of complaining like an emo high school kid. I mean, come on...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gmore1:
I've got 4 days left on my new NS4G 30 day trial to exchange for something else - I thought only a GalaxyS2 release would tempt me away but the reaction to the Photon has been far better than I expected. I had a few minutes to fiddle with it earlier today and it feels lighter and better to handle than the EVO3g(to me), the screen is brighter but not quite as clear as the NS4G - whats got me tempted are all the positive comments on reception and call quality.

NS4G is my 1st droid phone and I love the form factor, screen and overall customization - only complaints are the speakerphone(sounds fine on my end, but many complaints on the other end and I have the current update), and reception is occasionally spotty/weak. I'm aware of the current(and maybe permanent) locked bootloader on the Photon and love the future option to easily root/customize the NS4g (the only motivation to do now would be phantom tethering for 4g, and 4g in Indy is basically non-existent). I like the idea of a future laptop interface for the Photon but the current Atrix seems pricey.

I'm going to spend some more time with the Photon but its never the same until you have one, and given only 3 weeks with the NS4G i want to make sure I'm not missing something and get 'stuck'. - any feedback appreciated.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rem3Dy:
NS4G is your first Android phone. Unless you are a Verizon customer you do not own a Droid.

Seeing as the photon has been rooted, I would chose the photon over the nexus. The upside of the nexus is it will receive the next Android update long before the photon does.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Overstew:
Photon's nice, but I can't get away from the S-Amoled Screen. I'm spoiled by it. :p

Photon has the qHD screen, which is the 540x960 resolution that everyone seems to really like. I think 480x800 (Nexus S screen) is fine the way it is. Although I toyed with the EVO 3D and wouldn't mind a 540x960 resolution on super amoled. :D Yep...I did it again, went off topic with personal opinion!!!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gmore1:
Just spent a good 1/2 hour with the Photon at the Sprint store - screen is probably a trade-off for me... Photon bigger and brighter, NS4g better detail and better colors. Love the size of the NS4G but the P wasn't too hard to get use to. Call and speakerphone quality was a big plus for the P. No-one could really answer whether the tethering/hotspot in 3G was 'free' or not(they believe it to be a paid-for service on both phones-not so far for me on NS4G...obviously without overuse), Was able to activate it on the phone in store as with the NS4G and doubt the store phone was set-up with it as a paid service but maybe???

Gonna sleep on it and probably pull the trigger tomorrow.

Saw the root on the Photon - don't have a need for the dock, but sure a 'stand-alone root' coming soon.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
locked bootloader

/thread
[HTC EVO 3D] ScrapMaker:
Instead of letting the Evo 3D camera convert our images to a lousy 2mp file, is there any way to take raw control of the cameras to take twin, full resolution images, and save them? Then perhaps through post-processing, create a 3D image file? I hate that I have to choose between quality and 3D when taking pictures. :(

There doesn't seem to be a good reason as to why the 3D images aren't stored with 2X 5mp data.
[HTC EVO 3D] borgqueenx:
If there is no good reason, why did htc this?

Its impossible.
[HTC EVO 3D] ScrapMaker:
My guess is that the resolution would be overkill for the craptastic 3D view that we get on the device itself. I'm pretty sure most everyone would enjoy having a full-quality 2D 5mp shot alone with our 3D images (of whatever quality.)

There's no reason why you can't create the 3D after the two images are taken.

I am just wondering how likely it would be to gain low-level access to the cameras. HDR would be awesome as well as this.
[HTC EVO 3D] NewZJ:
is the 2nd camera a 5mp camera?
[HTC EVO 3D] ScrapMaker:
good question...
[HTC EVO 3D] ScrapMaker:
I was hoping that there was an ifixit teardown, but I can't find one.
[HTC EVO 3D] AyoJake:
why did htc cap the fps on the 4g to just uncap it later on?

just cause htc didnt do it doesnt mean that it wouldnt be a good/cool thing to have.
[HTC EVO 3D] A.Priori:
how often are we really using 3d anyway? I mean honestly.
[HTC EVO 3D] jgalan14:
Ha ha I been wondering thus for a while now, I think htc play us man and they have us a 2 and 5mp lol

If you don't have an Evo3d well you don't have an Evo3d :P
[HTC EVO 3D] 2fastkuztoms:
i prefer the ability to take HDR Images, using dif. exposures with each camera.
[HTC EVO 3D] jgalan14:
I think that would be cool but the cameras are located in diferent spots so the picture will be shorter... HTC should had add it the feature, apple came out with it a year ago is about time

If you don't have an Evo3d well you don't have an Evo3d :P
[HTC EVO 3D] borgqueenx:
Thats probaly the reason...

Hackers/devs should try to confirm if the second camera is also 5mp.
[HTC EVO 3D] eslogic:
if not... what do we, the consumer, have against htc? misleading advertisement??
[HTC EVO 3D] borgqueenx:
Best case scenario they tell you, you can return the phone and break contract.
[HTC EVO 3D] eslogic:
... well with the hell i gave them to give me a NEW replacement phone... heheh fun times...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ConeyKiller:
I was driving to Carmel, Indiana from Dayton and stopped in Richmond. Signal went to from 3g to edge to no signal. Then all the sudden I just see G. Anyone else ever seen this? If so, is it just the 1g network or does that even exist?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] InfiniteNomad:
I've seen it before in my travels. Not quite sure what causes it to display that.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmtheiss:
That would be 1G, if I'm correct. Some areas of the country are still lagging enough behind (or the signal strength of Edge or higher isn't strong enough) that you will see the G logo when you're getting G coverage.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxDRKAxx:
While conversing with others in Qbking77's sticky in the development forum, i have found a location and made a poll for your favorite modem so that it will help people decide more quickly and efficiently.

Best Battery

http://poll.pollcode.com/Tus

Best Data speeds

http://poll.pollcode.com/Qlq

Please

do not

re-vote!!!!

If you want me to include another category let me know

Give Thanks if this was helpful
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThMalme:
Hello, I have a HTC DHD and i need help. I want to install a new ROM on it but i have 2.3.3 so i can't root it. My question, Can someone give me a program to my computer so i can install it that way or do i have to wait to i can root it? Please help.

kindly regards

Thomas
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jags_the1:
You need to go to desire hd android development forum and read and find you need.

EVERYTHING is available!

just to get you started :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=841076

read everything carefully!

spend good time reading .. and then root it.

good luck
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThMalme:
I will do my best :) Thank you :D
[Android Software Development] Frustratez:
Hey guys Im new here and i just wanted to share this new market! All apps and games are free
[Android Software Development] Dont Panic:
My anti-malware blocks that site saying it is potentially malicious.
[Android Software Development] poontab:
Warez is a no no...smfh
[Android Software Development] pulser_g2:
Hey guys Im not new here and i just wanted to give the OP a vacation for posting warez.

All vacations are free, courtesy of XDA.
[Networking] javi80:
The merger will lead to less competition and worse service for us:

fightthemerger.com
[Networking] Shammyh:
What if I actually support the merger? Is there a "supportthemerger.com" website around?

Honestly, much as I'm against big businesses lumping together into super-goliath monsters... I think AT&T will actually benefit greatly from a T-Mobile merger. Mostly because they'll have lots more spectrum for LTE than any of the competition.

More spectrum = better coverage & better throughput.

What's wrong with that?
[Networking] BenKranged:
+1 most captivate users have AT&T. We are the "winners" rofl
[Networking] joeybear23:
no thanks

It's really a win-win

TMo customers get better coverage, and ATT customers get more 4G.
[Networking] javi80:
good point and I would agree if there were market pressure to push AT&T to utilize the bandwith, but they only have incentive to elliminate competition or improve service just enough, they have no reason to max out benefits to us users beyond what they need to avoid threat of us leaving for greener pastures...
[Networking] pmcqueen:
well, yeah, AT&T will benefit from it... why else would they even pursue the acquisition? I don't care if they benefit or not, I care about protecting the consumer, and any merger of this magnitude does not have the consumer's best interests at heart.
[Networking] bleach168:
Great post!
[Networking] Crashdamage:
I pretty much agree with bleach168. But I do think coverage will generally be better for both AT&T and T-Mobile users. For example, once the merger was announced, suddenly my T-Mobile phone worked on AT&T in rual areas it never did before. No doubt as demonstration to officials of the advantages of merging networks. But simple roaming agreements could have done the same without a merger looming.

Of course any service improvements will come at a price. The merger is much more about making money than better service. Loss of competition will hurt. T-Mobile customers will certainly pay more, and likely so will AT&T users.

So today I signed up for 2 lines of T-Mo's unlimited talk, text & data for $49.99 each. Too good to pass up. And hopefully I can stay grandfathered in with that after AT&T takes over.

From HTC G2 with xda premium.
[Networking] Kid Poker:
Not really, I keep saying either 1 of 2 things can happen:

1: AT&T does merge with T-Mobile, AT&T will cripple the T-Mobile plans, services, and network.

or

2: AT&T does merge with T-Mobile, and AT&T leaves T-Mobile the way it is, just share the name, devices, and cell towers to make better coverage for both companies.
[Networking] joeybear23:
Did these things happen with either the AllTel or Cingular acquisitions? I remember both...
[Networking] synaesthetic:
Or 3: AT&T doesn't merge with T-Mobile, Deutsche Telekom pockets a cool $3 bn, kills T-Mobile anyway and butchers the corpse into little pieces and sells them to the highest bidder (likely AT&T).

Either way, AT&T and DT win, the consumers in America lose.
[Networking] Kid Poker:
I don't remember AllTel but I do remember Cingular
[Networking] cajunflavoredbob:
Yea, and neither one benefited consumers. Quality of service and pricing have increased sharply ever since then despite the fact that they originally told the customers the same crap that they're saying now about T-Mobile. I left Cingular after the buyout because the quality of service went down the toilet. I'm with T-Mobile to stay away from AT&T. They are an evil and greedy company.
[Networking] faceoff007:
Doomsday is coming as evil AT&T nears !!
[Networking] gh0zt36:
Except for the fact att has the worst customer service on the planet. i swear the just pull people in off the street without training them and giving them a headset and off they go .....

As well as always trying to inflate the bill beit through some eroneous charge or otherwise. im really not looking foward to att Tmobile has always had great service and reception
[Networking] Babydollll:
I agree with CajunFlavoredBob. This merger (which is a misnomer it's actually an ACQUISITION!! ) will do absolutely nothing to make things better. AT&T customers will be subject to the same crap they have always dealt with, and T-Mo customers will have higher prices and crappier service ( I pay twenty dollars per line (3 lines) for 5GBs of unthrottled data...AT&T wants forty five dollars per line for 4GBs and it's NOT throttled after the 4GB limit, they charge overages!!!)...not to mention waiting ages for the next Nexus device. This is not a good thing. If you believe otherwise....well...keep drinking that kool-aid...you obviously like the way it tastes....
[Networking] cajunflavoredbob:
I didn't even get to mention pricing differences. lol

I only pay $50 a month for 1000 minutes ($30), unlimited text($10), and unlimited data + tethering($10). It's the same plan I've had for five years now.

Even still, new customers can sign up for nearly the same thing right now for only $80. A similar plan on AT&T is $100.
[Networking] Gen0:
How very naive.

1. At&t already own most of the spectrum across the states, in fact in the big radio spectrum auction of 2008, T-Mobile did'n't win a single auction whereas AT&T spent over $5bn on 300+ licences. This probably means that T-Mobile is actually leasing its bandwidth from another provider in the states (US Cellular).

2. If the buyout is successful, there is no reason to simulate competition between what will essentially be two fronts of the same company. AT&T being the bigger fish (and therefore having economy of scale advantages which mean more profit per customer) will either cripple T-Mobile's cheaper US service, or outright merge it with the main brand, removing all of T-Mobile's advantages in the process, eating it's market share, and phasing out it's price plans in favour of AT&T's more expensive ones.

3. Some people might wonder why you would buy a company just to cripple it, look no further than Microsoft to see the advantages of a market monopoly (and before you say Apple, look how much shares MSFT have in them, they make almost as much money off Apple as Apple do). The real reason AT wants T-mobile is twofold and nothing to do with the obvious....

One, AT&T owns all the spectrum it needs, T-Mobile is a Tier 2 internet provider (owning international network lines which means in basically owns all major internet pathways (which can easily transmit phone calls as well)), you do the math.

Two, T-Mobile is very big in the UK and some other non US territories, AT could profit from the familiarity by expanding outside the states under the T-Mobile brand.

Ultimately this buyout is nothing more than a Microsoft tactic. While there is great potential in it, unfortunately the potential is for the shareholders, not us. Even if the buyout does bring immense savings to the company, we will never see it, because they aren't savings that Verizon or any other competitors will share. AT&T only needs to stay at around the same pricing as them to be seen as competitive. Never will you see a mega-corporation lower prices just because they can and so nothing good will come of this merger for us.
[Networking] cajunflavoredbob:
Good points, but two things to clear up from this are that AT&T does not plan to retain the T-Mobile brand, pricing, or anything. It's an acquisition, not a merger, in very technical terms. The other thing is that AT&T is only gaining the US branch of T-Mobile, not anything overseas. The rest of the brand will still be retained by Deutsche Telecom. Therefore, AT&T would not be able to use the T-Mobile brand name anywhere outside the US. It wouldn't be a good market strategy for them to do so anyhow.