yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xoom General] HuckFinn:
I think there is some support for 3G dongles, you might have to hit up the devs to find out the details. I know Solarnz helped me get my 4G WiMax dongle working. My modified standard dock, which now has a full-sized USB host port, and my 4G dongle make a great combination along with the BT keyboard and mouse.
[Xoom General] bigrushdog:
Done. Ill up it tomorrow for testing.

ok guys, give it a run

http://goo.gl/MhIBX
[Xoom General] buzzdroidx:
I would like to see some kind of messaging capability without having to do a bunch of hacks to get there, and maybe good codec support written in for the stock video player, eliminating the need to try out every video app in the market to find one that works...maybe a built in note taking app and some other clocks. I really do hate the tron clock
[Xoom General] StrifeSoldierVII:
I would like to see multiple user support much like Windows. Have a main logon screen at boot up with the all the users names and their icon, along with a password on each to keep the accounts locked. Possibly a guest account for other people who don't use your tablet a lot, but would like to play something.

This is something that is badly needed. A tablet is a device that can be shared by more than one user. If it is a family tablet it would be great to have multiple user accounts to log into with. Each account would have custom settings and apps for that user, just like Windows. The new tablets have plenty of memory to handle multiple users with multiple app installs.

Also needed for this to work: Admin + parental controls throughout the entire OS for people who are not the tablet admin. Comes in handy so that the minor users can not mess up the tablet for the owner/admin of the tablet. The minor users will not have the proper permissions to mess with anything root and such.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tylercarter:
Is there a kernel flasher for the nexus s like neldars kernel flasher on the market? Or will that app work?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tylercarter:
Nothing?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
do you really need that? its not nuclear physics to keep your kernel zips in your sd storage and to boot into recovery to flash whichever one you want to use at the time.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tylercarter:
I'm more or less looking for something to backup my stock kernel. Can't seem to find one as a flashable zip
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rem3Dy:
Flash image by joeykrim or kernel manager on the market if you are really that lazy. You can also flash kernels with rom manager. There is nothing to backup a kernel as the data doesn't change. All you need is a zimage of the stock kernel.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
you can flash a stock rom for the kernel, or just pull out it out of the stock rom. then flash with fastboot/adb/terminal emulator.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingsize623:
hi,

I know there is one way to change your band to japan (around 70 mhz)

but is there any way you can change your fm radio to like 50mhz or less?

(sory for my bad english)
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Blagus:
How exactly do you change band to Japan?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kingsize623:
hi,

i don't know of this realy work but i have some signals and noises

i can't test this becouse i am not in japan and i can't broadcast any thing.

i have done this with the spirit fm radio app from the market.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Edagner:
Hi, that's my history...

I've bought a S5830 branded (Orange) Spain.

I update it with Odin using an unbranded firmware from android 2.2.1 to android 2.3.3 (First factory defaults)

samfirmware

S5830XWKPKN ##

CSC - S5830OXXKP7

2.3.3

2011 July 13

Original

-------

Android 2.2.1

PDA:KE3 / PHONE:KD1 / CSC:KC3 (AMN)

PDA: S5830BVKE3

PHONE: S5830BVKD1

CSC: S5830AMNKC3

New

----

Android 2.3.3

PDA:KPN / PHONE:KP6 / CSC:KP7 (FOP)

PDA: S5830XWKPN

PHONE: S5830XWKP6

CSC: S5830OXXKP7

After flashing, i change my Sales Code from (AMN) (Orange) to FOP (Unbranded Spain) (Now i can upgrade using kies, but today there is not android 2.3.4 for unbranded S5830 to Spain)

Yesterday i checked my Product Code (*2767*4387264636#) and says:

GT-S5830RWAFOP

Could anyone explain to me what is RWA in the Product Code?

It's the country for which it was made the S5830?

FOP (Unbranded Spain) is the Sales Code (CSC) (Country Specific Code)

I've checked in Check Fus 2.0:

Model: GT-S5830

Spain

Product Code: GT-S5830OKAFOP

Version: Android 2.3.3

HIDSWVER: S5830XWKPN/S5830OXXKP7/S5830XWKP6/S5830XWKPN

It's wrong my Product Code? (France no Spain)?

It should be GT-S5830OKAFOP?

By the other side i've found this:

France (Bouygues)

Product Code: GT-S5830RWABOG

HIDSWVER: S5830POKC1/S5830BOGKC1/S5830XXKB1/S5830POKC1

France (Orange)

Product Code: GT-S5830RWAFTM

HIDSWVER: S5830BVKE3/S5830FTMKD1/S5830BVKD1/S5830BVKE3

So that's all, thanks for reading.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cdoggs:
I'm rooted with undead's ROM, modaco's 4.0.0.9, and I've deleted the media room app which is the only way to get into music and fm radio outside of a widget or home screen shortcut. If I delete the htcsetup apk file and do a factory reset so-to-speak I get the music and fm radio shortcuts back in my app drawer but the weather app will NEVER show my location, other apps do though, but I don't want to keep it like this since I would imagine other built in things probably aren't working from not going through the initial htcsetup after a factory reset.

With all that being said, how do I simply get the music and fm radio icons to show up in my app drawer? I've gone through the htcsetup wizard as im supposed to which ends up removing or calling something to remove these 2 apps.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Blue6IX:
For some reason the icons don't show up in the app drawer when you use the stock launcher.

I use GO launcher EX, the MT4GS has enough power to really get some use out of it and turn on all the fun animations and such.

As soon as I switch launchers, the icons are in my drawer.

I think, if I remember right, that other launchers show the icons too, like ADW and such, but the only one I use anymore is GO so I am not sure.

This was something that aggravated me, I don't like or use widgets and media room was gone from my phone a long, long time ago.

I like the HTC stock music app, I think it's really well done.

Not exactly all the info you were looking for, but it's a step on the path.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Undeadk9:
I haven't really got a handle on the sense skin yet. So i can't answer that. I'm still learning.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cedde:
Xshortcuts to create any icon(even hidden apps) on the desk. You can uninstall media room and access music with this free app fyi.
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] cdoggs:
Well any app can be made a shortcut on the homescreen/desktop.

What I noticed though which is quite interesting is that if you delete the htcsetup.apk or something like that from the system/app folder and then format data and cache, which is essentially a factory reset, the fm radio and music shortcuts show back up in the drawer. Probably what's happening is that this initial setup wizard hides these 2 apps to encourage the use of the media room app. My only concern is how would I make sure things such as weather will work if I don't go through the initial setup wizard?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] incrediblecub:
Ok, So far I've been loving this phone, no hiccups, no reboots, no problems and loving the battery life.

I live in a 3G only area so I have the phone set to CDMA only all the time. Last night I was having a chat on Google Talk and my 3G dropped, I figured, meh, it's just gonna need a reboot or let it sit for a while to come back. Well it sure didn't.. that was 12 hours ago from posting this. I've tried every toggle known to man, reboots, etc.. Nothing will give me my 3G back. Can someone please help me to prevent from having to call Verizon and go through all the reboot your phone, return to factory settings crap. Then end up with a factory like-new phone when my phone isn't even a month old yet. Wifi is working fine here at work, but I need my 3G.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] GLiDE-68:
Mine is screwed today as well... If it takes a factory data reset, I'd just as soon do it on my own. Update to fix isn't due until November... Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...

Anyone with any real solutions? All the reboots/battery pulls/airplane mode toggles have been performed.

Thanks!

GLiDE
[Motorola Droid Bionic] lrs421:
If both of you are experiencing issues today it may be something as simple as a network issue.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] incrediblecub:
I thought so, but other people with smartphones around here on verizon aren't experiencing any issues. So I've eliminated network issues as the problem here.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] eagle848:
yeah i think must be a network issue
[Motorola Droid Bionic] GLiDE-68:
Yep, same here... I even have a guy in another department in the plant with a Bionic and his is working just fine while mine sits brainless. it's definitely not a network issue for mine. aCk!!!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] GLiDE-68:
A new SIM card later... DoH
[Motorola Droid Bionic] dutchie25:
I have been dropping data connections also and it takes awhile to come back on sometimes. Usually if swith from 3g to 4g and such it comes back but I am getting frustrated with it. Other than that I love it.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] transpec:
Yeah, I'm really getting sick of the dropped 3G too, I can't figure out a pattern to it either, just drops out of nowhere sometimes.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bearfan85:
I am having the exact same issues......I have power cycled, done battery pull, etc. Does not seem to be a network issue as 3G can be working fine one minute, not working the next, then go back to working again 5 minutes later. The duration almost seems random in nature. Very frustrating. Other than that I love the phone.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] enigmaisdead:
Same as pretty much everyone else. Really intermittent data connection problems. Have gone through 3 handsets so far.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] diaco1974:
Isn't there a number that can be called that updates your phones tower info?

Just found it. Try dialing *228. Not sure if it does anything or not but I have been dropping 3g too. So far my signal is much stronger but time will tell.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] esbox:
I'm having the same problem, but only at work. The signal fluctuates almost constantly from 4g to 3g with 4bars, to no data connection. Outside I get a stable 4g connection. My T-Mobile phone had a stable but weak signal here.

I thought *228 doesn't work on LTE phones? Mine won't even make the call when I try it.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] diaco1974:
It doesn't look like its dialing out. However, I am getting a message that my verizion sim card has been updated. So far I have not lost service in places where I would frequently lose 3g. Could be a placebo effect though.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] kenohki88:
Alright guys here I go I should of posted this on a topic thread I started couple of weeks ago but whatever here it goes and i hope it helps... So I went through 2 hard resets and one new SIM and so far this is he only thing the worked. Called big red and got a level 2? Tech support and since then have had no problems going on couple weeks now... Didn't see anyone mention this in previous posts. go into settings> Battery and data management > make sure you have "background data" and "data enabled" both checked. Hope this helps has for me and i hope I'm not repeating this info
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bearfan85:
Did the hard resets and sim change do anything? I have looked at my data settings and both items you mentioned are enabled on my phone.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] kenohki88:
Well yes on the hard resets and questionable on Sim card but data was still lost Week.later again and this new trick has been working since I did the changes going on about 2 Weeks now
[Motorola Droid Bionic] mishler77:
Mine dropped today, one week into using this phone. Could be a fluke, but here's what worked: toggled LTE back on (no 4g here), then rebooted. Viola! 3g immediately. I really hope this isn't a constant problem...
[Desire HD Accessories] sr20detx:
after an otterbox defender or commuter or case-mate tough but not sure which case i should go for, advice please :)
[Desire HD Accessories] TRNSLN:
I'm using otterbox and I'm happy with it. No problems with receiving any GPS signal...
[Desire HD Accessories] grind187:
I'm using otterbox commuter only problem with it is part of the top part has broken off which seems to be a common problem. I believe they have lifetime warranty though. On another note it's now actually alot easier getting out of the case when I need to.
[Desire HD Accessories] Zeus20:
Otterbox

I love Otterbox and no problems with blocking signals
[Desire HD Accessories] paul c:
Using the CaseMate Tough for the last 6 months or so. Can't fault it. Extremely robust, no cracks etc.

No issues with GPS signal (that is limited to the mirror-silver version of CaseMate's "Barely There" product)
[Desire HD Accessories] MACkjam:
Otter Box

Definitely Otter box. I have had my Commuter for about a month now and no issues.
[Desire HD Accessories] seelinkit:
i love my otterbox commuter series but it gathers dust very quickly..
[Desire HD Accessories] gabebdog1:
Case mate tough is working great
[Desire HD Accessories] hamid3301:
case mate

case mate is the best.
[Desire HD Accessories] ryanmfraser:
I switched from my casemate tough to an otterbox commuter because otterbox cases are supposed to be some of the best. I quite enjoy both cases BUT the CM tough is holding up better. The top part of my commuter has broken loose. Also, the commuter is very slick. The tough has a texture to it. My commuter took several slides off the car seat or out of my lap. Nothing major but kind of annoying.
[Desire HD Accessories] mrbubba999:
My otterbox broke after a few months, quite poor quality to be honest, no drops or heavy bangs, just parts of the plastic section developed cracks. Using a casemate now.
[Desire HD Accessories] ToneyEricsson:
Case-mate Tough rules!
[Desire HD Accessories] joemanbui:
I just got my case mate tough case and it's working great for me. It feels solid and looks nice on the phone. :)
[Desire HD Accessories] derekmac:
I have all three cases, and mostly use the Defender since it has a belt holster, and it offers the most protection. I also like the material of the Defender case as well.

I prefer the Tough Case over the Commuter because of the grip it has, the Commuter is too slick IMO.
[Desire HD Accessories] paul c:
I've had the CaseMate Tough for about 6 months.

I can't fault it. It looks the same as it did on day 1. No damage at all to corners etc.

I must say I don't take the phone out a lot, but when I do, it comes out and goes back in perfectly. The silicone inner skin has not stretched at all since I got it either.

So it has passed the test of time :)
[Desire HD Accessories] Raistlin1158:
I use an Otter Box Defender and you could drive a tank over it, my phone is 11 months old and looks perfect out of the box. ;)
[Desire HD Accessories] matthew33:
Otterbox kicks a**...end of story.

Otterbox rules.

Matt
[Desire HD Accessories] Deleted member 3530488:
Bought a Otterbox -> send back

Bought a case mate -> send back

now im using a bugatti leather case :D
[Desire HD Accessories] adkz:
Been using Otterbox defender for 3 months now, no problem :D dropped it a few times sometimes it just flew out of my hand as I was turning around the phone with my finger. BUT NO WORRIESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS LOL friends ask why did I buy this case which is so bulky. I just threw it up the sky and watch as it hit the cemented floor while my friends in shocked. NOTHING HAPPEN LOL didn't need to talk so much as the demonstration always works :cool:

Since I always rush around due to my job, all my previous phone dropped (well no cracked screen but case only most of them) w805i, k700i, x1, and.. er.. i remember having a bulky nokia phone... I can't seem to remember the name thought... looks like one of those mini laptop type. Anyway all of it experience drop while being used by me. But the conclusion is, I am really happy with this case as it serve its purpose :D
[Desire HD Accessories] db0511:
Im using the thin aluminium one from OBO store. For the price it is pretty good.
[Desire HD Accessories] mmicha3:
Not in the same category but this is what i use (after using otterbox) "GENUINE HTC Desire HD A9191 MERCURY SILICONE CASE COVER"

My DHD is now so small :)
[Desire HD Accessories] 105802:
same, the tough has saved my DHD a lot of times when I've been drunk and falling about ! still in great shape after many knocks
[Desire HD Accessories] yusy_bh:
Case Mate (high quality)
[Desire HD Accessories] chrisund123:
I've got a Casemate tough, and it doesn't f. about, no sir. I take good care of my phone, but accidents will happen - short of nuclear war, the casemate will protect. End of.
[Desire HD Accessories] BorisDeviant:
I had both and I advice you to go for the Case-mate, without hesitation.

They both work the same way : a thin silicon skin, that you cover with a solid plastic case. But the Otterbox "solid" plastic case is so thin that I broke it twice, just while mounting it.

I bought the case-mate only a few days ago but I can tell you it feels much much robust.
[Desire HD Accessories] yu_rbd:
i have the otter box
[Desire HD Accessories] Pointlol:
Using casemate here, it's nice and slim
[Desire HD Accessories] FurryCup:
I have used a CaseMate Tough for about 10 months. I have dropped my phone several times with no damage to phone or case. I use sat nav with case on and all works fine. I really have nothing bad to say about it.
[Desire HD Accessories] angstrom:
I have had my DHD for a year now and I have both Otterbox and Case Mate. I gave Otterbox a go for a few days but it is CM which I find best. Although it does not protect the ports as well as the Ox it is easier to hold in your hand and does not slide due to the texture of the back. As far as the protection against impact goes I would say they are the same. IMHO CM looks better.
[Desire HD Accessories] TwistedSanity666:
I've had the Otterbox Defender, Case Mate Barely There and Otterbox Commuter

The defender is too bulky for a phone case, especially if you want it in your pocket. However I used a defender on a Samsung Galaxy Tab and its definitely worth having for a tablet.

The CM barely there doesn't offer that much protection, only just found out about the tougher one from this thread. Will probably get one of these to try out.

The commuter which I've currently got and had for the last 3-4 months has been good, only thing is I've managed to snap off the thin strip of plastic at the bottom where the USB cable plugs in. And also, like someone mentioned before, it does seem to gather dust.
[Desire HD Accessories] Dlog:
I've got the otterbox comuter and dropped it quite a few times.

The phone is okay but the otterbox hard shell has cracks at the hardware power button, at the usb port, at the corner closest to the speaker and at the diagonal corner....

The case is still usable, but the thin parts at the power button, the volume buttons and the usb port art broken pretty fast.

Don't know about the casemate case, but as long as you don't drop your otterbox as much as i do (which is a lot!!), you will be okay!
[Desire HD Accessories] azulgrana:
I have the Defender(from Otterbox) and I dropped it a few times(by accident) and it's just fine! everything is still there and in one piece.

I'm about to get the commuter case as well so I'll be able to make a comparison between them and tell which one is better for what needs.
[Desire HD Accessories] Gyalist:
My Case mate Tough has stood up to everything that's come it's way for the past 11 months. No damage to either case or phone.
[Desire HD Accessories] splatterb0y:
I got an rubber-skin for my dhd which completely blocks gps and looks pretty cheap, hope this will be better when i get the otterbox case, which btw looks pretty nice.
[Desire HD Accessories] MACkjam:
Powerskin

I got myself the Powerskin for my DHD. It packs a 1500 mAh battery! It makes the phone thicker and heavier, but what a pleasure re battery life! My phone goes for 2.5 days without charging if I need to. I still have my Otterbox Commuter which is great.
[Desire HD Accessories] adkz:
I had no problem with my defender series, unlike the silicon type which seems to block the GPS signal.
[Desire HD Accessories] acamarin:
Case mate tough is my preference, not that i had lot of choices here.
[Desire HD Accessories] okkie:
guys i use a rubber case is it affect in network signal ???

and whats the different between (otterbox and case-mate) sorry but i cant understand the meaning of them :D
[Desire HD Accessories] starfighter1106:
I've had the Otterbox Commuter, but after using it for almost a year, i had to bin it. It was completely broken, and i hadn't even dropped it that much. I'm currently using a temporary little plastic cover, but i regret not immediately buying a new hard cover, since i dropped my phone and the glass broke. I'm planning on trying out the powerskin soon, and i just installed a new screen protector.
[Desire HD Accessories] rpogorek:
Go for the Otter

My screen protector was pulling up on the INSIDE part of the plastic housing on my OB Defender. Notified Otterbox and 2 days later, I had an ENTIRELY new replacement, including a new belt clip. They stand by their warranty, and the protection can't be beat.
[Desire HD Accessories] AL01412:
I have an outerbox defender and I like it a lot. Ive had for about 2 weeks and no complaints so far.
[Desire HD Accessories] motherninja:
My Otterbox Commuter just delivered to my doorstep 5 days ago, and I feel just happy about it. The price won't lie, Otterbox price is so expensive compared to other cheap-ass hard rubber case from some Hong Kong based company (Ca****e), but I rest assured that you will have the best protective case for your DHD without any dissappointmen like loose fitment or bad materials.
[Desire HD Accessories] Zeitraffer:
I'm using my Otterbox Commuter for a couple of months now and it's great.

It keeps your phone protected all the time, it doesn't slip as easy as before and I can use my Desire everyday without fear that it gets broken after just one fall.
[Desire HD Accessories] cwhitney24:
Otter box for sure. It has saved my phone many times at work. I carry my otter box on one side of my body and my Springfield XD40 on my other. Best protection.

I got your 10 char right here

abso Bacon Mod
[Desire HD Accessories] dmatti01:
I've had the otterbox commuter for the last 11 months. It has survived kids dropping it, me dropping it and being bashed around airport security xray boxes too many times.

I can't recommend it enough, although I will agree that the plastic outer cover makes it easy to slide off a smooth dashboard etc, I think it actually makes it easier to hold than the the naked phone.

Mines lasted nearly a year... and still going strong.
[Desire HD Accessories] apad:
Just got my new phone (am i outdated?), bought Case mate barely there for RM30 (around USD 10), look good, not testing the GPS reception yet. but wifi got a weaker signal (-10db) from my previous HTC Hero. FM Radio also got difficulties to scan (related to the case or the headset?).
[Desire HD Accessories] mrpaulharris:
seido case

I love my Seido case, 2 slides over the sides and covers the edge of screen (just barely)

:)
[Desire HD Accessories] matthew33:
Dropped my phone with the Otterbox Commuter on, a few times now...and that split-second gut wrenching feeling when it leaves your hands and heads towards the floor is horrible....but thank god for Otterbox, as each time i've picked it up.....NO damage......phew!!

Otterbox rocks.

I used to own a HD2 and bought a case similar to otterbox, but a cheap nasty non-branded Ebay version for about £2.00.....first time i dropped it, it hit the floor, the case broke into 3 pieces and screen smashed on my phone...I was gutted.

So, advice is...DON'T buy any of the cheap rubbish...go for the good ones, like casemate or otterbox etc.

Matt