yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] funkateer2:
Didn't have this "bug "in the precedent version if i have a good memory.

Btw didn't found the solution..

3 days of use now, the rom is very stable.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zacharias.maladroit:
++

on that
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] grygrygry:
EDIT: > sorry, wrong post!
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
+10 for being stable :)

about the bug, you mean you have it now?

Hopping for more from this rom(more options in supsetup like smart dial,flip for silence,overscroll colour change,the first 2 saw them in another rom)

Keep up the good works guys .;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Hey zach using your neo17 r12 with #104nightly really good work, thank you:)

If i use your kernel with this rom will be everything ok?

I guess i'll miss only the led notifications or am i wrong?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] titooo7:
Previously I made some critics to superatmel for on the superaosp thread, but now I must recognize that he made a real great work with the rom now :eek:

Congratulations ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] mazsuper:
Nice and fast rom will test for a while, even using my fake ebay battery i'm on 28% after 18 hrs.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Jose_Paramore:
Hi people! I'm happy to read that with this rom you are getting a good battery life in standby mode... But I've got an important question before deciding to swith from my actual rom (jvr) to this one. Does this STILL have that terrible battery drain (Android OS bug) after playing a 3D game (like Fruit Ninja, Samurai Vengeance, N.O.V.A.,... you know)?

Thanks in advance!

I hope your replies! ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] zijia3721:
wow...this is fast and stable...=]
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] ramanadodda:
Wow..... Jet Speed..............:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] siky_dude:
never heard of that bug :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mr Woolf:
Well said sir. Kudos to you.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] philippsp:
Does it work with Gingerbread bootloaders?
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] Mr Woolf:
Yep.
[Galaxy S I9000 Android Development] SGS Dutchie:
I wanna test this rom.

If i want 2 use the kernel coming with it do i need 2 flash with Odin? :confused:

Btw I'm not on any CM rom now
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dudi1986:
Hallo guys ,

I've tried everything . But it's not working. Whenever I connect the HDMI to my SGS2 the internet stops working! I checked everything, no signal loss , router works perfectly , and computer works fine. Interesting is that the internet works fine on 3g but no wifi !

Any idea whats causing that ? I would be very greatfull

PS: I have E7 stock.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Igr1:
The same problem... :-(
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4038153:
There's a thread about here with much more discussion: MHL cuts off the WIFI and Phone signal.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gavo782002:
samung galaxy s2 hdmi cable no wifi

Problem solved just change the channel on your router to 13 or go through the different channels on your router
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] randolphslim:
Can someone answer whether it is possible/feasible even to port the Hulu Desktop for Linux package to Android OS / Honeycomb 3.2? If this is possible it may solve web only errors when viewing some Hulu movies.
[Eee Pad Transformer Themes and Apps] randolphslim:
I guess running Hulu in the browser with the tweaked Hulu Flash 10.3 installed and agent string set to desktop is the best available way (ATM) to avoid the web only errors.
[Motorola Photon 4G] kgbcapthowdy:
my phone will not go into sleep mode, even with fresh install using RSDlite. Is there an app or can some make an app that will force sleep mode? My battery life is **** b/c of it.
[Motorola Photon 4G] lucidvtec:
Try turning off background data
[Motorola Photon 4G] HondaCop:
Have you tried iBenadryl?

Sent from my MoPho...
[Motorola Photon 4G] lucidvtec:
Lmao
[Motorola Photon 4G] atomb:
There is an app called QuickBoot that might do what you are asking.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Fird:
Agree!

Call me a n00b because I don't necessarily understand the programming required, but why can't I seem to find a program that simply lets me know what applications have 'wakelock' engaged and at least gives me their name so I can either kill or uninstall them? This has been a problem since android came to be. If I get a runaway app this thing will torch its battery in 4 hours. If not, it can last days (background data and network location off).

I would definitely request something such as this be developed!

Fird
[Motorola Photon 4G] Djspinister:
Exchange your phone bro, there is no reason you shouldn't have already done this. You seem to be the only one experiencing this, that would tell me right off that I needed to exchange my phone!

-DJ
[Motorola Photon 4G] kgbcapthowdy:
i finally was able to, this was my second one. so i got a replacement on the way. might be refurb but i dont give a darn. everything is new in those but the main board so whatever. im over it. ill also be getting sgs2 when it comes too. i work for sprint so its pretty leet phone wise
[HTC Sensation] the-Mike_D:
(deleted) Was a total noob question anyways.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zla.mas:
Is there any way that my friends photos don't change when i sync them with FB for HTC Sence, because they look very lq, and it's horrible to see ??
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shaboobla:
I've had it happen to me, fixed it by deleting my Facebook for HTC sense account and re-adding it. Then force a sync.

Good luck
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rohithksaj:
go for an auto sync..............
[Motorola Photon 4G] mcp6530:
Do any of you get a text message after someone leaves a voice mail?

It says "Android: xxx number has sent you a Sprint Voice Message. Call xxxx to listen" and then some long code is given.
[Motorola Photon 4G] CCallahan:
This has happened to me in the past but not with the Photon yet. Go into your text program and put a block on any text from that number if you don't want them. At least, that has been the advice given in the past. Can't remember if that worked or not.
[Motorola Photon 4G] rrusek:
Do you have Handcent SMS installed?

Ths happend to me when I had Handcent installed. If you uninstall and use stock then the text should go away.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Jorge330823:
Are you using Google voice integration??
[Motorola Photon 4G] voicemailguy:
Make sure that no 3rd Party Apps are affecting Visual Voicemail. Two applications in particular, Go SMS and Handcent were causing issues with Sprint Visual Voicemail.

•	If you have Go SMS you will need to disable the "disable other text notifications"

•	If you have Handcent, you will need to go into Handcent, press menu, settings, application settings, default messaging applications and then check "disable".

Now…..

1.	Go to dial pad and hit *38 Talk to cancel any call forwarding.

2.	Power off the device and remove and replace the battery and power back on.

3.	Update profile by hitting Menu – Settings – System Updates – Update profile (try to leave yourself a VM)

4.	Go into the visual voicemail application and compose a visual voicemail message (Hit Menu  Compose) of 5+ seconds and send to activate@vvm.sprint.com.

5.	Test to see if visual voicemail is working again, and if the top 4 items above do not solve the issue, I recommend you call *2 and talk to a Sprint Customer Care Representative. Typically if Visual Voicemail is not working, it’s related to the initial provisioning not getting setup properly.

I hope this helps, and thanks for using Sprint.
[Motorola Photon 4G] M@XLOL:
STRONG USERNAME to POST CONTENT RATIO
[Motorola Photon 4G] vintagetechtm:
I use nonintegrated Google voice with the app on my nonrooted photon. I use the motoblur ui.

I have my voicemail programed to forward unanswered calls to my Google voice number. Within Google voice settings I have disabled the text / email notification options and have the android app notify me instead.
[Xoom General] CyberChulo:
I have the wifi only model of the Xoom and have noticed that my wifi speeds decrease if the unit is left on for a couple of hours. It will only get back to full speed after rebooting. For instance, after bootup I can get up to 20mbps. After an hour or so, I'll drop to 3-5mpbs max. I tried not running anything after bootup except for the speedtest.net app and get the same behavior. Just wondering if anyone else is having this issue. I am running Honeycomb 3.2. I have searched on this forum but no one is having any similar issues, just wifi dropouts. I don't have that problem. The only services running at the time of bootup are Music, Thumbkeyboard, Minimalistic text, Maps and Google Services.
[Xoom General] hammer4203:
Your router will affect that. I had that issue until I bought a real high speed router. Also check your router settings for the through put speeds. You can set that to 54mb or higher and change to channel 11. See if that helps.
[Xoom General] CyberChulo:
I have the D-link DGL4300 router. That's a high end router. But I'll try setting it to Channel 11 to see if that helps. I have the same issues using the wireless at work as I do at home. Hopefully this change helps.
[Xoom General] chbennett:
Changing the channel would only improve speed if the channel you are currently using is crowded. Channel is merely frequency. As for slowing, it is probably your routers qos.
[Xoom General] CyberChulo:
Yeah that doesn't work. How do I change my qos?
[Xoom General] StrifeSoldierVII:
I highly suggest setting up a static IP address if you know how to do so. A static IP is a more direct connection to the device. In other words: Auto settings will do everything by itself to the best of its ability, meanwhile a static IP says that it will go right here to this specific device right now. Thus, you will have a more solid connection to the device with an internet connection.

Setting up a static IP address is really easy, you just have to know a little bit about your router, and know how to work with setting up custom IP addresses. Once you learn it, you would apply that to all of your internet enabled devices, not just the Xoom.

I have all of my devices set up this way, Xoom included. It runs smooth as butter like always.

Setting a Static IP Address in Windows 7

This website has some basic knowledge, although it is for Windows 7. The same rules apply to any other device as well. You'll have to check your wireless router settings and see what devices are connecting to it, and what their IP addresses are. Once you know that... it should be pretty easy to get things rolling. The other basics like subnet mask, and default router are explained in the website.
[Xoom General] ZanshinG1:
This is great advice for when the AP you're connecting to has trouble negotiating DHCP, but it seems to me the OP is talking about link speed.

OP: there's a memory leak in some versions of the wifi driver that can cause the symptoms you're seeing. I've seen it a few times even in 3.2, but toggling wifi usually cures it.
[Xoom General] hammer4203:
I bought a 300mb netgear and it fixed my issue at home. At work is a diff story. Max speed on those routers is 54mb and it pauses all the time. Seems to me the xoom was designed for speed and the cheaper routers can't keep up with the data.
[Xoom General] robojohn:
your problem might be cache full as it is ok after reboot. try installing a cache cleaner ng apk from market. it can schedule a auto cache clear daily.

Send from my Xoom MZ601 using XDA app
[Xoom General] CyberChulo:
Ok. I think the problem that was sucking down my wifi speeds was a god damn live wallpaper. I downloaded the one called Shadow Galaxy from the market. After I rebooted yesterday, I had changed the wallpaper to a plain one. It's been about 20 hours so far since my last reboot and I'm still getting 15 to 20mbps! I'll keep you guys posted.
[Xoom General] StrifeSoldierVII:
I kinda figured as much, but y'all seemed to have this down already. Figured I would offer up some useful info to make a more solid internet connection.
[Xoom General] chbennett:
If none of the other options helped, in your routers settings (generally 192.168.0.1), probably advanced then quality of service, you can probably turn on or off the native qos, or make an exception. I'm not sure, Im not familiar with d-link software...
[Xoom General] SMRPOWER:
Im having the same problem with my Xoom (3.2), after been conected some time to a wifi speed decreased a lot! What i do is turn off then turn it on again, that fixes it

It there a fit for that?
[Xoom General] CyberChulo:
My live wallpaper was the cause of my issue do you have 1 running
[Xoom General] joshndroid:
wouldnt this only be the cause if the live wallpaper connects to the internet... i have one which just uses photos from my sd card... maybe we could try restricting its access to the internet and maybe that will have an affect? I dont know how to restrict internet access though
[Xoom General] CyberChulo:
Just switch it to a stock wallpaper for now and see if that works.
[Xoom General] SMRPOWER:
im not using live wallpaper, just an stock one.

I just did the process to restore full speed again, this is happening in all placess i go, at least once at day, i think is a honeycomb (3.2) problem, not just a live wallpaper :-S
[Liquid S100 Android Development] loialotter:
The Acer Liquid E uses an IR reflection sensor to detect when it's against a surface. If you look carefully in the dark you'll notice the red light from it as it tries to detect.

I wonder if it's possible to hack the kernel to use that IR port as a TV remote or as an IRDA transceiver.

Just an odd thought. Anyone have any ideas?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TeddyxD:
Hey Guys,

I'm new to the forum. :D

Here's a short introduction of myself: my name is Jonas, I'm 16 years old and actually live in Germany.

Well, I'm writing here because I'd like to find someone or a group who could help me realise to create an app. Actually I don't even know how to script anything besides HTML and some PHP 6 & 7...

I thought of an app that replaces the so called squares on your homescreen with other squares that are customizable but that link to the same function in the end. The first step would be to make it available to customize the colour of the squares one by one. Another step would be to integrate images you can "place" on the squares. The third and [(maybe) last] step would be to customize the size of the squares that means to decide if it takes half a row or a full row.

Maybe there are some developers out there that would like to help me.

You can also feel free to post what you think of my idea!

Have a great day.

Best Regards Jonas
[Nook Color General] Jotokun:
Would you look at that... somebody actually gets the appeal of the nook

http://www.engadget.com/2011/09/01/lenovo-announces-ideapad-a1-the-199-android-tablet-we-go-hand/

7" 1024x600 screen, $200. Dont see anything on the other specs, but unlike most competitors the screen is there.
[Nook Color General] ponyboy82:
I saw this earlier too.... sounds *real* familiar overall. It's even running Gingerbread, a la CM7, etc. It will be interesting to see how it does, but it comes off sort of like a slightly tweaked, slightly more mainstream CM7 NC. It's kind of a credit to the NC that this thing is coming out a year+ later for a similar price point and doesn't really blow it away, as far as I can tell.
[Nook Color General] hololight:
The story also doesn't talk about the display quality. If it is on par with the NC, then maybe...
[Nook Color General] Tekara:
PC World is listing the processor as a single core 1Ghz Cortex A8 and 2GB internal memory. Only info so far on the screen is that it's Capacitive touch with a 1024x600 resolution. Still no info on any kind of hardware acceleration which can make or break it as a media player.

Edit: They do mention a GPS receiver, which is rather interesting.
[Nook Color General] colorado_al:
Looks pretty sweet! $200 is definitely the right price point.

Has advantages over the NC - camera, GPS

You can buy a refurb NC for $170 these days though.

Also article says the 8GB model will not be for sale in the USA. 16GB model will at $249.
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
Unless the screen and battery are total lemons, I would say the 16GB model blows the NC out of the water going head-to-head at $250 retail. Of course, it would be a little ridiculous to buy a NC at full retail right now, this late in the production cycle and with full-warranty refurbs fast approaching the $150 mark.

The recent Vizio tablet is also a decent contender in the NC's retail range and nearly the same form factor.
[Nook Color General] caifan:
I'm digging that widget in the middle of the screen. Anyone know what it is?
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
I would guess it's a proprietary UI element, but it may just be a pre-loaded market widget.
[Nook Color General] khaytsus:
Um, well, except for the fact that probably 95% of the people who buy a NC buy it because it's an eReader with apps.
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
Which has little bearing on the question of whether said "eReader with apps" is comparable in value to an almost identical device with several advantages, nor on the question of whether a year-old and decreasingly unique piece of electronics is still worth the initial retail price.

Or are you simply arguing that B&N can continue selling NCs for $250 on the basis of consumer ignorance?
[Nook Color General] skwalas:
Hmm... if i ever upgrade I might hold out for Sammy's 7.7" super amoled with GPS and 0.7 pound weight and 10 hour batt life. But only at $250!
[Nook Color General] khaytsus:
I'm obviously saying that the vast majority of people who want an eReader aren't getting a tablet, and vise versa.
[Nook Color General] colorado_al:
The price point to beat will be the one that Amazon sets with its new tablet. If a decent tablet from a known company is available below that price point, that can use the kindle app and nook app, then consumers will catch on. The real issue however is that Lenovo has no stake in an app store or media store, so they can't afford to lose money on hardware, while Amazon and B&N can.
[Nook Color General] Skunkeye:
That's the Lenovo Launcher, a custom widget that comes on all their tablets.
[Nook Color General] angomy:
Supposedly Amazon's tablet will be a $250 7" 6GB tablet with wifi, negotiating 3g/4g. There's some rumor that 3g access will be "free" (along with 1 year Amazon Prime free membership) but... man that's a lot of bandwidth to be giving away free for a tablet.

No camera, and also apparently no HC --- "a system prior to 2.2".

Personally I'm not really all that jazzed, kind of disappointed at the mediocre (so far) specs.

The articles should be filtering in for this about now.
[Nook Color General] colorado_al:
I read that this morning too. I'm sure they will sell a lot due to brand recognition, but it sounds like they're late to the party with that one. The NC is essentially the same, but has been out for a year. And it sounds like they are readying a new one.

Too bad. I was hoping for better hardware at a subsidized price. The Lenovo looks much better than the Amazon Tab.
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
Don't know how credible it is, but this was posted over on mobileread:

So, it sounds like at least a minor screen improvement over the NC, but maybe this also explains the rumors of B&N acquiring "e-paper backing" from eInk for the next-gen NC.
[Nook Color General] captainskyhawk:
Wow free 3g!

Ill buy this or the amazon tab if theres a 250gb HD like the Archos tabs. I need that space to replace my ipod classic sometime...
[Nook Color General] Skunkeye:
I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for a 250GB tablet from any of the top tier manufacturers. The 8/16/32GB flash memory model seems to be pretty much standardized now. Some of the lower-end, fringe companies like Archos might come out with hard-drive based tablets, but the big guys won't.

Amazon certainly won't, because they want you to use their cloud services to store your MP3s, and putting a huge storage capacity in their tablet would be counterproductive for that goal.
[Nook Color General] Taosaur:
The best we can expect in terms of storage is 64GB SDXC support and/or multiple SD slots. The Lenovo actually has one micro and one standard SDHC slots, creating the potential for 16/32GB internal + 32GB uSD + 32GB SD = up to 96GB storage for a total of around $400 (less if you have the cards on hand), which is pretty massive by tablet standards.

As has been said, though, tablets and the mobile OSes they run are better optimized for cloud computing than managing substantial quantities of files locally.

ETA: honestly, if this thing materializes and reports on performance and screen quality are positive, I may consider it as a trade up from my NC.
[Nook Color General] colorado_al:
I use PogoPlug software to stream my entire media library from my PC to my NC. Wherever I have internet I have over 400GB of media at my fingertips.

When I don't have internet, I have 32GB of media.

Works for me!
[Motorola Droid X2] vbfischer:
Went for a walk today, used RunKeeper to track it. The distance was hugely exaggerated. To see, <can't insert link as I'm under 8 posts>

Says I walked 5.61 miles when in fact it was likely much less than 2 miles. According to the coordinates, it looks like the GPS was all over the place.

Before the run, I rooted my X2 and applied the init.d and the speedy scripts found in a different thread here. Not sure if that could be related?
[Motorola Droid X2] huedawg:
That's strange. I use it all the time and its dead accurate for me. Also, I have the same setup as you described.
[Motorola Droid X2] vbfischer:
Maybe it was a one time thing.. I'll try it again tonight and see...
[Motorola Droid X2] 3UR0TR45H:
Are you sure that all your tracking stuff was enabled? If you're just going off towers it could bounce you around a bit. Did GPS get turned off by mistake?
[Motorola Droid X2] vbfischer:
No, can't say that for sure. I'll try it around my neighborhood when I go running tomorrow.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haykerrikathryn:
I got a gtablet, and I wanted to flash it with CM7. I tried the first step of putting clockwork recovery on it, but I think I messed up, because now I can't get into recovery mode at all now! I press the volume + and everything, and it says recovery key pressed, but just sits there. What can I do?
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haykerrikathryn:
Please? Can someone help me? I'd really appreciate it. I really wanted someone else to do it for me but no one will. I really want to use this for school so I really need to get it done!
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] partlowr:
I too am a noob, but the search tool is your friend....maybe this will help you out, if not you're on your own until one of the experts chimes in.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1243317&highlight=recovery
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haykerrikathryn:
I've been trying to read other posts, but I can't seem to get nvflash on my tablet either.
[G Tablet Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TJEvans:
Google "Gtablet for Dummies" It's creator is a member here, Goodintentions"

it is chalk full of information for newbs.

If your Gtablet is new, then it was packaged with bootloader 1.2 (firmware 1.2.4349)

Cyanogen is a 1.1 bootloader based Rom...the CWM that you tried to install was probably also a BL1.1 version.

I suggest that you read the entire Dummies site to learn as much as you can before softbricking again...