yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] airbus360:
Same but 1 problem. Nothing Works! lol
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] Jamielawther:
If you want to take screenshots in this rom all you do is Hold down back arrow for a few seconds then press home :) it saves them to SD in /screencapture :)
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] jusada:
Thats not an ace rom. Ace doesnt have icon background support.
[GT540 Optimus Android Development] Jamielawther:
Its an older version of touchwiz because mine has no icon backgrounds, but it is an Ace rom, :)

Swyped from my GT-S5830 using XDA App
[Off-topic] Jusrertiner:
Yea I'm 13 n I did all this rooting n modding myself. It was incredibly easy.

Samsung captivate

glitch kernel

cyanogenmod 7 #71

OC and UV

To 1.3 ghz
[Off-topic] DaXmax:
Ur not alone... Im also, 14... Previous phone...

Htc wildfire- Cm7

Lg optimus one- cm7

Nexus s << Buyin soon...

Sent using LGE Xda Secret phone
[Off-topic] mrrick:
When i was 14 there wasn't even Internet. :/

I wish to baby Jesus I could of had access to google during high school.
[Off-topic] orb3000:
In fact a great percentage of kids have flooded this site
[Off-topic] Dirk:
I've spoken to a 14yo chef on XDA. He has posted at least one ROM here. Remarkable really considering at that age i was probably putting away my Transformers in favour of playing with a Rubix Cube.

Goes to show that not all teens are worthless, looting scumbags. Most can actually contribute in a constructive manner. Welcome to OT, OP!
[Off-topic] DroidSamster:
Yeah you aren't alone. Although you are the first 13 year old I encountered with a Captivate. More power to you mate.
[Off-topic] TheRomMistress:
Your generation has had the privileged of growing up with technology. At 4 years old, my son is finding his way to netflix and navigating around pbskids and neopets. He knows how to turn the volume up on my laptop and pull up paint. I didnt even teach him those things! He learned by himself. What ever happend to legos and building blocks?

Kids these days....
[Off-topic] iynfynity:
I'm 7.
[Off-topic] M_T_M:
I think he means age not shoe size :cool:
[Off-topic] Montoyatok:
I m 14 with a

Sent from my G3MODed G3
[Off-topic] akabadnews:
This is the truth if I ever heard it.

I'm only 23, and I grew up at the same time technology did. My family didn't have a computer until 2000.

My 6 year old nephew, however, owns a netbook and a PS3.

Wild.
[Off-topic] DaXmax:
Im 14 n i owned a fone, own laptop, ps3 n (psp for mods...)

Sent using LGE Xda Secret phone
[Off-topic] watt9493:
im 17. not really young, but not sakais age :p trolololol
[Off-topic] withbloodskies:
20 going on 21, got to say the 23 year old got it right.

We didn't even own a computer till sometime in early 2001 or 2002.

For entertainment all I did was either play SNES or play with my friends, went on adventures and ****.

Kids these days have technology and grow up with it, it gives them an advantage to learn quick about electronic stuff.
[Off-topic] theebest:
I'm 18 and still young :D.... but my question is how do you younger ones (13 14yrs). Get all these smart expensive phones!? I mean I got one when I was 14 but that was because I had a job and payed for everything phone and plan (my mom wouldn't buy anything for me unless it was for school or maybe clothes)
[Off-topic] cdesai:
I am 13 and i make roms and also started kernels :P

Got a samsung Galaxy 3
[Off-topic] TheGrammarFreak:
Theft ;)

---------------

You can spot the young-uns here by their general lack of grammar and spelling. It breaks my heart... :p
[Off-topic] wwfc:
I'm 17 and been a member, albeit under a different name since I was 14. Had a HTC hero. Rooted customized etc. Now have a desire hd and Samsung omnia 7. Zfr3ak who cooks flyer ports is only 14/15 I believe :O
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
**** you, you **** ******

^ will it get modded too?

Anyway, I'm pretty much the dinosaur here at 26.
[Off-topic] DaXmax:
We work also.. But i dont know the rest...

Sent using LGE Xda Secret phone
[Off-topic] shockem:
I'm 15, started all this when i was 14. Before that i overclocked pc's when i was 13.

I love this stuff:D
[Off-topic] solarpolitiks:
Yes. It is, in fact, extremely rare for teenagers to get on to the internet let alone post on FORUMS.

Every teenager here should be proud of such a marvelous feat. You are not common.
[Off-topic] idavid_:
Trololololo

Swyped from my HTC Sensation
[Off-topic] solarpolitiks:
;)

/10characters
[Off-topic] xandros9:
im 14 right now and switched from Palm OS to iOS a few months ago, hoping to get a webOS phone.

Im still a bit of a Palm diehard :D
[Off-topic] InsaneHien:
I'm 15 and I've switched to Android from Palm OS, which was almost 2 months ago. Happy to own an Android smartphone. :)
[Off-topic] alexx40st:
Hello!I'm 14 and I got my 1st Android device (HTC Wildfire) 1 year ago and was just stumped by the possibilities of Android and the developer's interest in this small device.First thing to do was root and ofc flash and stuff and now I spend a lot of time testing roms and such.I gotta say I love technology.I learned how to fix my computer and install different OS'S and last year I got my Hackintosh up and running for my other hobby, Photoshop :) .I'm glad there are other teenagers just as interested in tech and I also like long posts :))

Alex
[Off-topic] bradleyG:
You should go to android ;)
[Off-topic] :
+1
[Off-topic] xandros9:
ehh, im going to be stuck with my ipod for a while, and i think webOS is next :D
[Off-topic] trell959:
I'm only 16
[Off-topic] VeryCoolAlan:
Hey kid. I'm 15 and started when I was 13 too. So yea....
[Off-topic] Nick281051:
Started as soon as I was able to get my first smartphone (tilt 2 had to pay for the data plan still do) around a year and a half ago or so I'm 16 now so I was probably 15 when I started, owned two android phones since and I've rooted both as well as the tilt (couldn't after I got the 5 replacements because you had to pay to use it on more than one phone
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
I remember when i started. Me and my bro Alexander Graham Bell were fiddlin' with some wires and a wooden box of some sort, and i said "we should overclock it", and he said yes, and we did it. Pretty sweet.

And that's it. Thanks for wasting your time reading this fantastic piece of history. Now let me go finish my bottle of absinthe you onions!
[Off-topic] CallMeVentus:
I'm 15.....and I'm making an aosp with 3 other people (13 , 14 and 16) .

I had my first computer in 1998 . Two actually (one was Windows 98 and the other was 95 .) Eventually my self-experimentation destroyed it and I got Windows 2000 and ME (EWWWW) .
[General Topics] bagers:
You know what bugs me already for years is the following...

Mobile phones, which I paid a lot for, come with poor vendor roms, which are locked. They are mostly rich in bugs and therefore poor in bugfixes, support and updates.

xda-developers mod roms, cyanogenmod, android root and so on are such great projects...

The problem with those is, that

- warranty gets lost

- not available for all phones (there are for example no mod roms for Motorola Flipout, because the bootloader has been successfully protected my Motorola and no one could hack it yet)

- the developers have to waste time with working around the protections to mod the device

It is ridiculous, you paid the full price for the phone, but never get the right to fully use it's potential.

Let's compare it with buying a normal laptop. It's also a piece of hardware and mostly there is Windows preinstalled with a loads of bloated unwanted software. This might be ok for a lot of people. And the rest? They are free to install ANY operating system they wish.

On normal laptops there are not risks when messing around with new operating systems. Of course you need some knowledge and you may lose your data, if you do not know what you are doing. But since all my messing with operating systems for PC, I never damaged the hardware, simply it is designed in a way, not to be damaged by software, it's robust.

Mobile phone vendors claim, they lock us out, because we could potentially harm the hardware. Isn't it their task, just to develop robust hardware and allow us to install any software we want?

This petition would aim for:

- open bootloader by default

- root by default

- warranty for the hardware, no matter which software you used

- free to install custom roms

- robust hardware

I'd like to start a petition and perhaps some public awareness for this issue.

So, if you want to help with anything.... Like writing a petition, a more handy text then this, for example, would be needed.

Discuss.
[General Topics] hungry81:
Installing another O/S on your laptop is not likely to break it, if it does you fix it or take it to a computer shop. A computers warenty normally only covers the junk it came with. There is already a problem with self entitled gits who dont read properly, or make an effort to understand what they are doing who download a WP7 rom, try to put it on a sensation, and expect someone to come running with a new phone. I don't believe they should try to stop people from modifying their devices in any way they want to, but they shouldnt have to cover your fumbling around either. Any modification is rightly done at your own risk.
[General Topics] Kagadar:
I agree with this.

One of the major issues with phone ROMs is that you do have the potential to completely brick your phone if you don't know what you're doing. Unrelated hardware failures (i.e. USB port loses power while flashing a new bootloader) may hard brick your phone to a state of complete uselessness.

Having super user access and root on a phone is another issue that the vast majority of end users do not want to have to deal with. UAC is enabled by default on Windows Vista and 7 because it provides robust protection for people who DO NOT know what they are doing. For day to day usage of a computer, users do not need an account with any special access privilege. Even if you do know what you're doing, its still SAFER to be on a non-admin account for day to day computer use.
[General Topics] bagers:
There are also computers which come without any software, just hardware. If anything goes wrong, like defect harddrive, then it will be replaced, because of warranty.

Mobile phones are very similar to computers nowadays. But there are no decent mobile phones without operating systems available. This is also what I vote vor.

Well, messing with software -> no more software suppprt -> but hardware warranty still ok.

I agree that this problem does exist right now...

But only because the hardware is not robust.

As far I know, (a while ago I informed myself about a few devices) it is not possible to brick Nokia S60 v3 devices. This is because the routine to flash the device is read only and can not be changed. No matter if you lose power during flashing or usb cable loss... You can always flash again. There is NO way to brick the device while flashing.

Apart from the flash routine which is hardly built into the phone, the rest of the phones software can be updated.

That demonstrates that there are no technical limitations to deploy robust hardware.

I also agree that it is saves not to use admin account for everyday use and that it's also a good idea not to have it enabled by default.

On computers you still have the option to legally use your root account. At the other hand with mobile phones this is completely unwanted and you need some kind of hack to do it. This is the difference. And this is what I complain about.
[General Topics] keawai:
Yeah

I think just like apps there are some absolutely amazing ROMs that run better than the vendor ROMs. I think they should allow those changes to occur whether through a "vendor verified" developer or some kind of authorized ROM download channel through the manufacturer so you can get the style and type you want the most which typically runs much smoother without voiding the warranty. Great idea!
[General Topics] pukemon:
Lmao. Hell no. Carriers and manufacturers will try to start sellings roms like theyre crack. Ringtones anybody? Cmon. Only $3.

Anyways. I think the op doesnt know what hes asking for. What you want is a blank phone and you want the manufacturer to cover hardware no matter what is done with phone. Fair enough. I guess you want them to cover the phone if you burn through all your write cycles in the flash memory used because you have to flash anything you can your digital hands on. You do realize this will cause the price of parts to go up in the long run? And prices upfront will be more because they will calculate losses due to all the warranty claims. Should i keep wondering why insurance prices keep going up? Phones are built much, much different from computers. Pc's are generally modular and a single piece if defective is claimed to oem of that part. Not necessarily hp or dell. Phones usually only have one or two boards in them with all your components. So if you somehow manage to fry your wifi because you thought could improve reception or your bandwidth or whatever with something custom and it doesnt work, that whole board, system or maybe even phone depending on how its built now needs to be replaced.

I dont want to say it, but itis fair for them to not cover your phone if you went above and beyond. True, because we have become digital crackheads we usually become beta testers for their hw/sw but we also have the power of the coin too. You cant fault them if you wanted to improve their bugs/sw. You cant go banging on your drug dealers door either when he sells you some bunk cocaine and you go mix it with drano, just hoping for something and it backfires on you.

I voided my warranty.
[General Topics] tripster69:
Some interesting opinions. If this was made legal there would likely be restrictions placed on what can be changed, and it would likely end up regulated in some way.

The result would be third-party 'illegal' roms and commercially available 'legal' ones.

People like us would likely still be flashing illegal roms with modified clock-speeds etc ; )
[Acer Iconia A500] jeebugorn:
Hello everyone. I was wondering if anyone has had any experience using a Xoom screen protector on their Acer Iconia? Also heard that an iPad screen protector can work too. Monoprice has some Xoom protectors for like $1.50. gotta place an order with monoprice anyway and was gonna order one, but was just wondering what everyone else thought. I know its not going to be an exact fit, and its not an InvisibleBodyArmorOtterGuard protector, just want something to help with fingerprints and maybe the glare.
[Acer Iconia A500] entropyiv:
I used a xoom screen on mine, though it did require cutting down a little, and does not cover edge to edge. I was happy with the result.
[Acer Iconia A500] Vereynn:
I'd say the iPad screen cover should definitely not fit, as it's a 9.7" screen in 4:3 format, rather than a 10.1" in 16:10 format. I believe it'd be a bit small on the long dimension and a bit large in the narrow as a result.

OTOH I haven't used one of those stick-on screen protectors on my touchscreen devices in nearly 10 years, I just got tired of the way they feel, and this was on a stylus-driven device, much less a multi-touch finger interface. When the fingerprints get too bad I use a lens wipe.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] pumakkiotto:
Based on tilal6991 gingerman (all credits to him and some to me ;D)

AlexDroid 2.3.5 link here

Screenshot:

feature:

- sony active launcher fully functionally

- 53Mb only

- more ram and more fast

- some tweaks for battery and system

only bug for now is radio.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] rodry21:
very good your rom everything works except one thing does not work wi-fi

I installed this rom on a Huawei U8100-5

works perfectly the only thing missing is the wi-fi I would like to stay with this rom if you could fix the wi-fi for my cell phone would be very grateful
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] nook'r:
Is the sim card working? The pics above shows no service...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] rodry21:
on my phone sim card if it works
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] pochopsp:
bella rom, ora la provo
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] pumakkiotto:
yes the sim card working and in ideos u8150 wifi works ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] rodry21:
the best rom I've found

fix wifi on my huawei u8100-5 please
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] bagoes.s:
Is it possible to run at my device?

Ideos C8150
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jairjy:
Thank You

This CM is excelent, very stable and fast. The Sony Ericsson UI is great too. In the next version I suggest that you put the stock camera app and fix the lack of haptic feedback on softkeys.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jim74s:
wi-fi no works in ideos u8150!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] simpatiacaserta:
I mounted this rom on my U8150 and it's all OK, but I'd like ask a question @pumokkiotto!

I did Wipe Cache and Wipe Dalvik-cache, but after that I installed AlexDroid 2.3.5 I had splash screen Dronix 0.4 again.why it?

Is it possible add camera's shortcut in the right upper corner?

Thanks
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jameslewis:
add overclock and it will b great
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] simpatiacaserta:
I know, overclock is inside in the rom and consume more battery!!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Gnappetto:
support ext4?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jeremy4465:
nice rom

hey pumakkiotto nice rom do you mind if i post the overclock version (no multitouch) for this

Overclock here: http://bit.ly/pfguWH
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Maibol:
the theme of the rom don't look like the pictures, just the launcher everything is the same as gingerbread except the screen papers
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] rodry21:
waiting for fix for wifi in my huawei u8100-5 please!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jeremy4465:
this rom is for the u8150 not the u8100-5 if there is a dev out there for your phone ask them to see if they can fix the issues
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kahush:
Just installed the rom and its great!..wifi works for me, fully functional rom only 53mb!

Congrats!..waiting for next release..
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mayurh:
this rom looks very promising

does everything else work besides radio?

can u add support for ext 4 and a2sd? that would be awesome ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chiggah:
My phone sorta went to bootloop

need to reflash with latest stock rom via Odin

Where can i download ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Archer:
Stock FW is here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278

Branded stock FW is here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1113928
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ithehappy:
Bootloop related thread,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1108499

Regards.
[Motorola Triumph] bsharitt:
Maybe it's just my Market account being weird, but now Netflix is finally showing in the Market for me. It the Triumph now on Netflix's official list, or did they just open it to all?
[Motorola Triumph] johnnycsx:
Yeah it's officially supported now. It works great
[Motorola Triumph] samhande:
I just verified, the new Netflix app does work on MT. If you previously installed a version of the Netflix app that did not verify device, you must uninstall it before installing the new version from the Marketplace.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FooisM:
So i bought the "my budget" app a while ago, and recently uninstalled it.

Just now i've re installed it but i cannot get it to pickup that i've bought it.

When i go to the marketplace page the button says "buy", click that and it says that i've already purchased it.

The button then changes to "Install".

Any idea's why it wouldn't be picking up that i've already paid for it?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] day2die:
Just click install. You don't have to pay for it again.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoboDad:
It knows that you've already paid for it. When it changes to the "install" button there should also be a message at the top of the screen that says "You've already purchased this app. Would you like to download it again?" That is when you tap the install button to re-download it.
[General Questions and Answers] dusthead:
This new device is incredible. They are advertising it as a desktop ARM-based PC. I want to spark interest by devs and consumers alike - the platform was created with open-source communities in mind...and now have a 45% discount on their dev pro kit just for open source devs (which comes to near $175!!).

CPU and Memory:

Trim-Slice is based on NVIDIA Tegra 2 – a dual-core ARM Cortex A9 @ 1 GHz with ultra-low-power GeForce GPU with 1 GB DDR2 RAM soldered on-board.

Storage:

Trim-Slice incorporates a either a built-in 32 GB Sata SSD/250GB SATA HDD/or add your own, an SD slot on the front and additional micro-SD slot behind a secured door on the side. Both SD ports support SDHC up to 32 GB.

Video and Audio:

Trim-Slice supports HDMI 1.3a 1080p and a 2nd DVI-D port supporting resolution up to 1680 x 1050. 5.1 channels audio is available through HDMI and through S/PDIF. In addition there are standard 3.5mm jacks for stereo line-out and line-in. Analog video input port will be made available in the future when SW support for the feature becomes available.

Networking and I/O:

Trim-Slice has a Gigabit Ethernet port implemented through one of the Tegra 2 PCIe ports and a built-in 802.11n WiFi. Bluetooth is provided as a USB dongle. Trim-Slice incorporates 4 USB 2 ports two on the back and two on the front. On the front panel there is a micro-USB connector for USB device, and a mini connector for RS232.

Build and Power:

Trim-Slice is built into an all metal case of 5.1 x 3.7 x 0.6 (130mm x 95mm x 15mm). Trim-Slice power supply is 12V DC (8V-16V tolerant) Power consumption is 2-6W depending on devices in use, operating system and CPU/graphics load required by the application.

Photo Gallery

Please create a category on the main page for this impressive device...i believe to be perfect for more than just a desktop PC....most notibly a CarPC!
[General Questions and Answers] exquisitus:
+1

i second that
[General Questions and Answers] Whatnissan:
Yea please there needs to be development on this... IT would be the perfect carputer if we could get a port of honeycomb on it
[General Questions and Answers] Averix:
ICS demo on trimslice

There is a demo build of ICS on the trimslice now and access to the kernel code for the device. Anyone planning to do work on this?
[General Questions and Answers] bofisher:
+bump for the TrimSlice being awesome

I have booted ICS from an SD card. Pretty cool setup, but still lacking a few things.
[Xperia Play General] erichall82:
Does anyone have a 4g icon to mod to a sony x10. I have LG icons but I want se
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] THUDUK:
Blimey

Wifi weak

GPS issues

Display yellow tint

wake up lag

overheating playing 3D games

sound quality issues

battery life problems

Anyone wanting to find out if this phone is worth buying would turn away very fast.

When I owned my SGS2, my wifi was fine, GPS was spot on and fast, never noticed a yellow tint, cant work out where the wake up lag was, ok it overheated playing pocket legends but nothing else, sound was pretty good, battery life seemed to improve over time.

Anymore positive comments or links to threads, that might make a new comer welcome.