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[LG Optimus 3D] Spartoi:
I was correcting the statement you made in the OP with the intent to answer the question you asked in the Title.

I also want more devs to develop for the O3D and a LOT less devs to develop for the SGS2 (there are 2 freaking sections for development).

1000GHz:

Antutu:

CF-Bench:

Linpack:

Nenamark 2:

Quadrant:

Vellamo:
[LG Optimus 3D] mangelok:
Sheesh! I'd definitely drop my phone for the SGSII if it were 1000GHz! :p

Anyway, here's my LG3D running the same benchmarks! I couldn't seem to get NeenaMark to run :S..

While your SGSII is running faster than mine, it's only beating me by a small margin, although my Quadrant score is higher.

I'm sure LG could come up with some way to optimize the software to run as fast, and I think Gingerbread might be slightly faster than Froyo which will also help.

Also... we have 3D - beat that :p.

This isn't stock by the way, it's 1008Mhz (e.g. not overclocked), but I'm running Acura's kernel and rom. I slightly suspect that they might have Quadrant hacked somehow, but I don't know for sure. In either case, I am able to get a score of ~3000 with stock and the performance pack anyway.

EDIT: I forgot to add that the SGSII is at least about $150 more expensive in most countries.. is that really worth the few extra points it gets in some benchmarks?
[LG Optimus 3D] Spartoi:
Oh, I forgot to to put the Min/Max to 1000/1000 and change the governor to Performance (it was on Ondemand). That was a stock Rom w/ root btw.

But I don't care, lol. I just sold my SGS2 and am getting a Thrill 4G (US O3D).
[LG Optimus 3D] mangelok:
Yeah, yeah, yeah - it was a stock rom, proving how it's even better. It's not the phone's fault LG decided to make ****ty software to go with it. :P Enjoy your new Thrill!

I don't care about all this performance stuff really - both phones are pretty much equal..

What I'd really like to know is how to make the LG3D connect to my damn bluetooth keyboard!! That would be the only reason I might drop my phone for the SGSII.
[LG Optimus 3D] smackdownn:
my antutu score is 5094

quadrant is 3575

smartbench GPU score is 2835 while GS2 has a GPU score of 2430. (GS2 has higher cpu score)

nenamark 2 is crashing but nenamark 1 is giving 58.0 fps

linpack multi-thread max 75.252
[LG Optimus 3D] curious_yellow_eyes:
How do you find the display? In 2d mode I mean... is it as crisp as the sgs2? I would get either on contract free, so cost is not a consideration.
[LG Optimus 3D] Beriaru:
This thread starts resembling a bunch of teenagers arguing who has the bigger ****... :rolleyes:
[LG Optimus 3D] smackdownn:
like the movie malena? :D

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i compared my friends samsung vibrant to my optimus 3d.for test i used a 720p HD video and when i noticed properly my phone had better contrast and colours compared to Super AMOLED..i think amoled is only good for battery and sunlight visibility..
[LG Optimus 3D] curious_yellow_eyes:
Thanks. I wish I'd thought of trolling xda threads of the phones I was considering buying before I got this one ;-)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] docabe:
Is anyone having GPS problems with the bionic?

I have found two issues. This happens when I place the phone into the car dock, and try to navigate:

1) The phone is unable to lock on to the GPS receiver when I try to navigate. I have left it searching for 20 minutes on several occasions, and still no lock.

2) The second, and more worrying problem is that the phone will lose service (call & data) while the GPS tries to lock, and when I try to exit, or even if I let the phone continue to try to lock on to a GPS receiver, the phone will reboot itself randomly.

Is this universal, or should I exchange my phone?

I have already exchanged it once. Will the shop allow it again? I purchased the original phone one week ago, and have had this one since Tues(3 days ago).

Thanks for any advice.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Vereynn:
I've had no problems with my Bionic, GPS and the car mount, other than really preferring the 2.2 car mode app I had on my OG Droid - which is now on my Bionic as well thanks to Titanium Backup :)

I've seen some reports of some radio issues on specific Bionics; I forget which major-ish site had a problem where it would cycle 4G -> 3G -> no data -> 4G repeat, killing the battery life, then a replacement worked like a charm.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] WPWoodJr:
I've never had a phone that locked GPS as quickly and reliably as the Bionic. Even inside the house near a window. GPS may not work if you're not getting a cell signal.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] brw9100:
GPS

I've had 2 instances in the week since I got my Bionic where GPS would not lock onto my location. In both cases I rebooted the phone and got an immediate lock. Was on a day long roadtrip yesterday using the the Bionic in the car dock and Google Nav worked flawlessly.

Not sure what's up with the occasional burp but I'm keeping an eye on it.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] docabe:
Thanks for the info. I just rang support and they are sending a new one overnight. Hopefully the third time is a charm.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] skullvet:
Gotta be a hardware problem. This GPS is ridiculously fast, especially coming from a Captivate.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] cdf3:
I agree. No other phone I've owned would lock to GPS this quickly.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] docabe:
Finally

Big difference with the replacement. This one locks quickly and does not reboot or lose data connectivity when connected to GPS.

I was worried for a minute the.

There are some seriously poor quality control issues with the Bionic.

Thanks.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Stories:
I wonder if it's because they rushed it out
[Motorola Droid Bionic] davisbs999:
hee-hee. that's funny:)
[Motorola Droid Bionic] juanzr1:
Ahh I wish I had a great wireless radio like the bionic users, I'm seriously considering on getting the next motorola device as there wireless radios are outstanding compared to samsung htc etc. maybe that leaked motorola with the super amoled screen
[HTC Sensation] keithgrobertson:
First of all, yes, this question has been asked, but in different forums for different phones.

I would like to know how to upgrade my clockwork recovery from 5.0.8.0 to the newest version. Is it just a matter of flashing a zip from sd IN recovery?

Thanks!
[HTC Sensation] El Daddy:
Download rom manager from the market. It will update recovery to the latest version.
[HTC Sensation] mathrania:
Install ROM MANAGER from Market , and select the first option on that...

it will download and update the CWM Recovery.
[HTC Sensation] keithgrobertson:
Thanks. I started Rom Manager, and it said I don't have root acheived, which I do. SuperUser did not ask for a request from this app... So I ignore that warning, and choose flash clockworkmod recovery, and it downloads, but says it cannot complete the request.

Edit:

I found a download for 5.0.2.0 img file that I can just flash on HBOOT. Thanks guys.
[HTC Sensation] mathrania:
Yes you need to be rooted inorder to use ROM Manager properly.
[HTC Sensation] EddyOS:
Don't use ROM Manager, it's ****. Best way is to use fastboot and do it manually
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] dr0832:
Yes I know the Axim is really old but I never found a PDA I liked better. I am trying to update my wm2003 A03 rom to A05 so I can then update to WM5 A01 and then Wm6.0 on my Axim x50v. For some reason when I try to use the official utility that I download from dells website to update to the A05 rom I am having a problem. I connect to active sync 4.5 on a computer with win xp sp3 using my cradle and usb. Then I run the utility but the minute it starts to update (says 0%) I hear a noise, and then my x50v resets automatically and then the dell utility has an error message. I tried this on a another computer also running same operating system and got same error. Does anyone know how to fix this? I have searched an nod not found and answer.

Understand I still have A03 so the wifi+power+reset won't even allow me to get into the bootloader, because I think the A03 rom had a different type of loader than A05.

Thanks
[LG Thrill 4G] PBCRUM1970:
I have root as well as clockwork mod through the adb method over in development section. I am running the Thrill ROM. I have ROM manager loaded on phone...but have been hesitant to do anything with it because it wants me to flash clockwork mod first. Will it hurt anything to let it flash even though I already technically have it? Or should I leave it alone? I have always ran my backups in ROM manager. Any help would be appreciated.
[LG Thrill 4G] malickie:
My suggestion for now would be to just boot into recovery and flash everything from there.
[LG Thrill 4G] timmytim:
Yes I think it will hurt because the Optimus recovery version that it wants to download and install is not the right one for our phones. I think someone else tried and it soft-bricked their phone. Your better booting into CWM and doing a NAND backup yourself
[LG Thrill 4G] PBCRUM1970:
Thanks. I appreciate the input. I guess I will just wait.
[HTC EVO 3D] sojourner007:
First let me say i just joined xdz last night am brand new so please be patient and i apologize if i waist someone's time.

second, I am paying almost $120 for sprint w/o 4G access. I have been thinking of switching to Boost or straight talk and from my research, boost seems to be the best comparison to what i have now. that being said, i have been reading how to make the evo 3d work on boost, but honestly, i'm not tech savvy enough to do it myself. i have found someone on craigslist that says the evo 3d can work on boost, that i can port my number from sprint to boost, & for $100 and if i "go to teamviewer.com and download for personal use, send user id and password created a tech will login and verify computer to confirm". I am skeptical of this 1. to allow some one access to my computer from who knows where and bu who know who. 2. paying an unknown person money for something that may or may not work.

my questions are:

1. is the HTC EVO 3d able to be used on boost? is it worth paying someone to see if it can be done or instead, spend the money for a bb style (since the current android lineup for boost seems under par)?

2. am i better off buying an used boost phone then try to get my 3d switched or going to a boos location and purchase the cheapest phone there?

3. am i better off sticking with sprint untill june 2013 then see what is available both in competition and technology?

I want to save as much money as i can (in the long run the money i save by switching is still more even with paying an etf if i have too) and I want the best service I can get.

What is your advice? Thank you for your assistance.
[HTC EVO 3D] Bromar:
I am flashed over to Cricket. Boost is also cdma if I remember, so theoretically , yes. I personally get good 3g coverage. You wont get 4g tho,.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sharvan jairam:
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[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] geordie 34:
Just wondering if its possible if someone could create me a nufc theme

Cheers
[Off-topic] M2oSa:
Hello,

On august 3rd, I was selling my email adresses on Ebay : Bbtorch@gmail.com and bbtorch@hotmail.com

I said on the description: READ CAREFULLY, THESE ARE NOT PHONES, BUT EMAIL ADRESSES

Someone bought my item, and paid for it

I woke up this morning and found that the buyer ( 1 and half month later ) ... Opened a dispute on paypal saying he never received the item ? I sent him the password 30mn after the end of the auction.

My point of view is that he didn't read carefully the description and now, thought it was a BlackBerry Torch and now, he wants his money back because of a mistake.

What can I say on the dispute on paypal ?

I have 4 options on Paypal:

Provide Shipping Information

Evidence Other than proof of shipment

Proof that I refunded the money

I will accept liability

Which one should I take since I sent the password vie E-mail ?

Thanks for your help.
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
Curious.. you sold an email? Hoe much for?
[Off-topic] conantroutman:
Also curious, I've been wondering what to do with that box full of old email adresses...... :rolleyes:

Sent From My Fingers To Your Face.....
[Off-topic] M2oSa:
Someone having business or a fan of Blackberry could use it ;)

What can I do now ?
[Off-topic] TJBunch1228:
Show Paypal the original ad. If you were aboveboard and the ad clearly stated there was no physical product, just an email address, then the buyer had no basis for dispute.

Sent from my LG G2x
[Off-topic] Archer:
If you've sold someone free email addresses that are actually the property of someone else (Google and Microsoft in this case) then I LOL at you for the fact that the buyer will possibly get their money back. You didn't deserve it in the first place.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Off-topic] M2oSa:
The buyer said that he didn't received the item.

On the dispute, I made a Screen showing an email where I sent the passwords to the buyer.

That should be fine ?
[Off-topic] TJBunch1228:
IF the transaction is legal, showing a copy of the email with the password should suffice. However, you technically do not own either of those email addresses. They are property of Google and Microsoft and are leased to you for free. I'm not sure you have a legal right to profit from them. Just a thought.

Sent from my LG G2x
[Off-topic] Dirk:
Basically your get-rich-quick scheme is about to blow up in your face. I think you'll find that ebay are about to do an Inception on you. i.e, the fact that you have violated the Terms and Conditions of both Hotmail and Gmail will mean that you have also violated ebays own T&Cs when you traded those addresses.

I hope i'm wrong, but would you bet the bank on it?

Edit: Don't get me wrong, i admire the entrepreneur spirit, but this is not that different from cybersquatting, and the powers that be NEVER rule in favour of the little guy in those cases.
[Off-topic] M2oSa:
It's not a " get rich scheme " ...

I created those adresses because I used to be a BBerry User ...

But since I moved to Android, I can sell them because they were mine and I don't need it anymore.

Well, that's not the point. The buyer said he didn't received the passwords but I have an E-mail where I sent the password. I did a screenshot and send it to paypal.

That's works ?

( We are solving it on Paypal.com, not Ebay
[Off-topic] Dirk:
Put it this way. You are on the middle of a tightrope, 1000ft above a screaming hoard of greedy lawyers; Google lawyers on one side, Microsoft lawyers on the other. At the far end of the rope are ebay lawyers and behind you is a disgruntled netizen with a pitchfork.

Good luck dude!
[Off-topic] M2oSa:
Well, if we forget about lawyers and stuff like that ....

I sait that it was email adresses ..

I wrote READ CAREFULLY in Red, Bold !

Then, it's his fault, no ?

And I have a proof of delivery ?
[Off-topic] Dirk:
Yeah, it's as airtight as a sieve, but i'm convinced! :D

Seriously, i wish you luck. It'd be nice if the little guy wins one for a change...and i f*****g hate lawyers! :)

Q) What do you call a thousand lawyers on the bottom of the ocean? A) A good start!
[Off-topic] M2oSa:
Loooool thanks for your help ;) !

Have a nice day
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jstein222:
Hi everyone. I am trying to root my wife's galaxy s 4g (I have a vibrant). I am using a mac with parallels and windows xp. I have tried all of the instructions. I have the drivers installed, net 2.0 framework, mono for xp installed usb debugging turned on...yada yada. Every time I try to open superoneclick it fails to run...it gives me an error message that the application had to close and then offers me the option to send error report. I've tried downloading superoneclick versions 1.7 through 2.1 and none of them will run. What am I missing? Why is this so hard?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mike-y:
maybe its the mac and the way it handles usb input through parallels.. do you know anyone with a windows PC that you could use for 5 mins?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jstein222:
Unfortunately I don't. the phone gets recognized by windows just fine when I plug it in. I just can't get the superoneclick app to open
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] QUIETLYloud:
All you need is Odin, there are numeral roms available that are already rooted.

There's really no need super one click.

Just keep in mind that your phone is completely different, in other words only use files meant for sgs4g
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jstein222:
Thanks, however I don't necessarily want to flash a rom. She is very happy with touchwiz, I just want to be able to delete bloatware, make backups, etc....basically I just want her to have root access. If she wants to flash a rom she can do that later, it's her first smartphone and she's not that adventurous.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] QUIETLYloud:
There's stock roms rooted as well such as kd1(last official rom released for sgs4g) and most of the roms still use touch wiz. They can be found in the sgs bible. As long as they have the word "stock" in them they are just that... Stock with every piece of bloatware included.

Hope this helps
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] QUIETLYloud:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1063696

Like this one.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jstein222:
oh, that's good to know, thanks. Do you know if those roms will wipe? Would she need to back up all of her data and apps first? Also, if she did need to back everything up, how is that done when not rooted....i've always done nandroid and/or titanium backups on my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] QUIETLYloud:
Defiantly backup first... Titanium should do.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Jay Aristide:
IMO, you should flash KH2 and drhonk's kh2 kernel. It adds ext4 support, auto-roots and adds red cwm, but leaves things stock from there on. There's a raw odexed leak available on these forums, as well as a stock but deodexed (well, the crt on/off effect is added), as well as whitehawk's Valhalla, which is stock (and deodexed), except it has the power menu mod and custom lockscreens (9 of them, zOMG).

My personal recommendation is the odexed leak and drhonk's kh2 kernel. I'm not big on deodexed roms, myself, but it's more a personal choice than anything. Also, if you go this route, all you need is Odin :)

Moving to Gingerbread is the best thing I ever did on this phone. I strongly urge you to dump froyo straight away, and make the move to gb!

Hope this helps you decide what to do :)

[Odin]What Time is it? It's Leak Time :) T959VUVKH2 Build Date 08/11

[Kernel][GB][KG4/KG6/KH2] Stock Kernel + CWM + Voodoo EXT4 Lagfix

[ROM-Leak][CWM] Gingerbread 2.3.4 T959VUVKH2 Deodexed + CRT On and Off Enabled!

[ROM] Valhalla v1.1 [KH2][9 Lockscreens!][9.15.2011]

Oh, and, if you're like me, you HATE the T-Mobile jingle/animation.

Here's a little package I cooked up for CWM to replace the T-Mobile boot/shutdown animations and sounds with those from the Galaxy S II (GB only):

[MOD][CWM][GB] Galaxy S II Boot/Shutdown Animations w/Sound
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jstein222:
I would love to backup first, but I don't know how if I'm not already rooted. Titanium only works with root.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Exodian:
There are other apps in the market that can backup your apps that don't require root.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] jager555:
Why don't you just use Odin to flash Bali on froyo. Backup. Flash gb. Restore data. Not sure if that will work. I remember there being froyo to GB issues. just list your apps and start from scratch. It's worth it, as jay says.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mike-y:
If you want to restore your froyo apps on GB, you can either use Titanium Backup, or these steps in the advanced restore option in CWM, as tested by another member here:

Flash whichever GB ROM you want according to instructions, but don't boot the rom when complete (do a battery pull if you have to).

Flash Bali Kernel on top of your GB rom, DO NOT BOOT THE ROM

Use CWM, go to restore, then advanced restore your data, DO NOT BOOT THE ROM

Reboot recovery, and flash one of DrHonks GB kernel

That *should* restore your data. I personally haven't tried this, but a few members reported that it works.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] denpad2010:
I don't know what I did but screen just dim and wont turn off so I have to lock manually any idea thanks
[Motorola Droid Bionic] mzimand:
reboot should fix it. If you cannot turn it off with the power button you can download Quickboot from the market or if need be do a battery pull
[Motorola Droid Bionic] denpad2010:
I rebooted and even pull battery the same I download a launcher I will uninstall maybe works
[Motorola Droid Bionic] denpad2010:
No its not
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Terri M:
What is your settings for the screen timeout? Settings > Display > Screen timeout.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] kyoteqwik:
Was having same problem along with a few others, such as led blinking on restart, and docks not always working correctly. Just exchanged for new bionic and everything seems better with this one. It even had a different wallpaper installed on it right out of box. I thought that was interesting.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] denpad2010:
Know is not the phone cause was working good probably I will restore it cause I ubistalled the launcher and the same
[Motorola Droid Bionic] denpad2010:
I found the solution.....the problem is when you use the hdmi cable :-( if somebody in the same problem I can post the link for the solution thanks all anyway
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Oozura:
Im currently having this problem now too. I could see it being related to the hdmi cable because I do use that frequently.

Can you please share the fix if you found one.

Thanks!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] cobaltlantern:
I know it's technically solved, and unrelated, but I wanted to let you in on a related note.

If I manually shut my screen off on the charger, but then move a mouse connected to it, the screen will turn on.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Vereynn:
So this is weird... Plugged my standard dock into the same mUSB cable I used to have my OG Droid's dock plugged into, then insert the Bionic into the dock. Up pops the docking selection etc., thinking all is good.

Couple hours later I noticed my battery was down to 40% while docked! (yay LTE battery black hole...) Of course, the only reason I noticed is because the screen had timed out as well (10min in settings, never turn off when charging). Of course, if I hadn't been charging the device I would have turned LTE off.

I then realized it also wasn't showing the USB connected option; figured maybe the cable wasn't in completely. Yet when I unplugged the cable, the Bionic gave me the "disconnected from charger, unplug charger to save energy" message.

0_o

Hokaaaayyy... mebbe the Bionic doesn't like my OG mUSB cable? But when I plug it in directly to the phone, bingo, charging occurs, and the USB connection options dialog pops up as well.

o_0

Think I have a DOA dock? I hope not because it came as part of a bundle from Costco; I might have to exchange the entire kit (phone, dock, car charger, car dock, battery charger dock) just to fix this!

<edit>So for some reason it looks like the standard dock just doesn't like working with computer USB ports. It can tell if the USB cable is plugged into a PC (tried my desktop and laptop both) but won't charge or USB connect. It does charge if I plug the USB into a standard wall charger, but obviously doesn't allow me to interact with the device.

I'm guessing this is "as intended" even though my OG Droid gave me the option of USB connecting when I used its standard/multimedia dock?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] johnlgalt:
Wow. I'll go grab mine right now and test and report back. Same CostCo bundle purchaser here too, so....

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Confirmed. Incidentally, I used a powered USB hub to try to fool the dock - no dice. if I connected the dock to power from my USB hub, it did not charge the phone, As soon as I connected to the wall charger, though, it started charging right away.