yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xperia Arc Android Development] chuinkee:
if you are looking for that, then no, not yet. but we put it on our phone so that we can feedback to the developers on issues and other things. this "beta" will help the version to progress to the official port. mine have been running for 3 weeks and all seem good.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] bemymonkey:
Any idea why the Pro was left out? The other Xperias all seem to be listed on the Cyanogenmod page... making me nervous :P
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Bin4ry:
Very simple. Pro is the latest device which arrived. I personally like it very much. But the Pro was the latest device we received, so we have still some issues to work out before we pull the trigger on CM-Server. Also it is still not available in many shops for example. Here in Germany it's hard to find (except online) and because of that it's not very popilar now. Release was only a few weks ago, a little patience please here ;)

At all the device is ready on github/cyanogen, it's named iyokan.

No need to worry, let us workout the latest problems and it will be included in official CM soon.

Regards
[Xperia Arc Android Development] bemymonkey:
Thanks for the reassurance :D
[Xperia Arc Android Development] rcummings100:
Thanks for the info Bin4ry. You guys are doing some great work!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] edison23:
so.. no news here for some time.. as an owner of xperia pro mk16i i'm very curious about cyanogenmod for it, so i'd like to know, if there's some development... thank you very much for info
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Flo95:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1315904
[Xperia Arc Android Development] Splog:
Search the arc forum for "PRO" threads. there's two actively developed Cyanogen mods (CM7 and CM9). i've been running CM9 for a few weeks now. it's pretty solid.
[Xperia Arc Android Development] spiritofcat:
Yep, that's the 7.2 version, and the ICS 9.0 version is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1445819

Although all the important links are available in the signature of FXP anyway.
[HTC Sensation] lamplighter13:
Hello all- I am in New Zealand and have found a local seller who has an unlocked/rooted T-Mobile Sensation which I would like to buy but am won dering if there would be any restrictions, radio difference, etc..

Is a unlocked/rooted T-Mo version Sensation differ from a factory unlocked Sensation ?

I jusy dont trust carrier branded phones and even though this is unlocked/rooted I always fear that there will be some hidden T-Mo files and programs that will restrict the phone somehow.

Cheers for any help, LL13- :D
[HTC Sensation] cdman1980:
I live in Belgium and allways buy my phones in America,

cause they are much cheaper there. All my phones have been debranded

an sim-unlocked. Afterwards they have exactly the same performance as

my friends devices that are bought here.

Only difference is 3g and 4g phones.
[HTC Sensation] lamplighter13:
Cheers for that cdman.. :D

I compared the 2 on GSMArena and they are identical but am always a little bit wary of branded mobiles but the seller claims to have unlocked/rooted so I imagine it will be OK and it is cheap !!

I am going for it.

Cheers, LL13-
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] adam1460:
It's released! Grab it off the Market or Samsung Apps! Be sure to +1 it!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] screamwork:
I couldn't find it :/

May i have the Market or Download link?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Corwin9S:
here you are... freshly downloaded from my SG2
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Nepobedimas:
what does this app for?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] adam1460:
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.sec.chaton&feature=search_result

Market link!

And the App is an IM service, like BBM, except it will be on Bada, Samsung feature phones, iOS, and Android devices too, and it has a load of extra cool stuff.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Besthiroeu:
Well Samsung forgot to enable that SMS codes cuz I didn't recive one.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Corwin9S:
me neither... funny in facts !

but since no SMS received, some little useless, isn'it ?

bah... waiting for SMS in anycase !
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] jimbo77:
+1 ... I've been waiting like for 4 hours or something hahaha... Hope it gets soon so we can see what Samsung is made of... hehe
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] vyron72:
tried several times......still no sms...mmmm
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] tlove_7969:
I Never received my sms verification code been waiting 10 minutes tried it twice.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] KashMiester:
Yup same issue here, no SMS code.
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] KeesKaas:
Yup, no sms code = no activation
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Ensifolk:
Huh?

No recieved verification code. Wth is wrong with Samsung
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] j1po:
Get verification sms less than 1minutes, installed 12 hours ago

now I have 8 friends :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] adam1460:
If anyone wants to add me, my number is +447816685856!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Citi-surfer:
I received my verification code in under 30 secs. Now does anybody know if it is available to Blackberry or any of the other phones?
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] adam1460:
It will be shortly, it was released to Android phones only yesterday!
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Corwin9S:
Still no code... :-(

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[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] droidTR:
Check your IMEI code if you don't receive SMS

Guys,

I had same problem, haven't received SMS for a long time..

then realized that my IMEI code somehow turned to test IMEI 0049xxxxxx

anyway.. I had to restore my original IMEI using my /efs folder backup.. After that I requested SMS again and there it is.. I got it immediately..

so make sure that your phone has original IMEI code..

how to check IMEI ==> dialpad *#06#
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Corwin9S:
Got now the confirmation code.

Cool...

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[LG Optimus Black] tanso:
hi i have one lg p970 and i don´t no the email and password . i need remove account but i can´t , i flash with KDZ but still same . phone don´t have root and recovery mode .

need solution to remove account without root ou clockworldmode because i can´t install this programs because i can´t acess phone menu . somebody help ??? sorry my english
[LG Optimus Black] gabwerkz:
1. Create another account then remove the old.

2. Factory Reset

Your choice..

Sent from my Optimus Black with CM7
[LG Optimus Black] Huexxx:
Altough you create a new google account, you won't be able to remove the first...

The only way is to factory reset.

Regards.
[LG Optimus Black] tanso:
but i can´t enter in phone menu ,when i turn on phone he ask now to enter in google account for unlock menu
[HTC EVO 3D] ekz13:
so I'm thinking about the 1.5 issue and had a thought. On the shift it was possible to temp root to gain access to the partition where the hboot resides, using the process in this thread (not my work)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1255474

we're able to gain access, find the address, and then flash a new hboot. after that using the rooting method you can gain perm normal root.

any thoughts on if this would work?
[HTC EVO 3D] joeykrim:
the shift didn't have all the partitions nand write locked like the EVO 3D does.

1st time around: shift didnt 'have nand write lock on the hboot partition, hence being able to temp root and directly flash eng hboot to the hboot partition.

2nd time around: shift didn't have the nand write lock on the misc partition, hence being able to temp root and flash a lower version to the misc partition then hboot would allow a downgraded version of software to be loaded.

esseentially it seems as if htc was doing the bare minimum to protect the shift from being unlocked/rooted as all these methods were known and some were used on the HTC EVO prior to the shift software releases.

this has been covered a few times on the forums, but i hope rehashing old ideas/attempts might spark new ones! sometimes it only takes a slight tweak to an old method for it to bypass a patch and work! hope that helps!
[HTC EVO 3D] ekz13:
ah ok, gotcha, I had seen the threads on the downgrading thing, but they were a bit old and wasn't sure if the shift downgrade method was looked at as a viable option, but that makes sense as you explained it. I understand the process and methodology however, not the commands required to try it so I had the thought bouncing around and had to put it down to see if the "smart folks" might see something I missed. well, we'll see how it plays out.. it's interesting in the big picture to see how the devs always manage to find some loophole or crack in big businesses coding to develop the workaround, then they close, they find, round and round we go..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lownita:
What should I prefer: Closing applications completely after use using task manager/back button or is it fine to use the home button and let them run in the background?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DSA:
searching would have informed you its not good to use task managers/killers
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lownita:
I know, I read that. But I didn't really understand why. I mean an app that runs in the background still uses up ressources, doesn't it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brahmy:
Depends on the app. If you leave music streaming in the background, yes, it will use some CPU, data, and battery. But if you leave a Notes app open, you only use a bit of RAM. It's okay to have apps sitting dormant in RAM since that's what RAM is for - helps apps open faster.

Like Darkside Agent said, stay away from task killers. Use the back button to close the app and the home button to leave them in the background.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CaspaTheGhost:
Leave it all running... Plenty of RAM and Android is pretty good at memory management...
[Trophy General] klinutzu:
hello,

i have a htc trophy. in this summer i've installed a custom rom (7392) and i could install any app. today, when connect my phone to my laptop it say that i have an update. started to upgrade, waiting couple of hours, but finally got it... then tried to use few apps (navigon, touch explorer, etc), but got the message "app has been revoked by microsoft. please uninstall it." i believe the phone is locked now, but when i try to unlock, chevron tell me that the device isn't connected. even if i try to install a custom mango i got "error 260" message.

what can i do?

thx.
[Thunderbolt General] djthunda12123:
Ok, so I've had this phone for about a year now (I rooted it right out the box) and I've been installing new roms and kernals for about a year too. The problem is, I still don't even see a real benefit of rooting. I was a former iOS user and I jailbroke it to get free apps and themes and stuff, which I thought was pretty cool. However, I simply like android better, so I got my HTC Thunderbolt. But I feel that after rooting I have accomplished nothing. Sure I'm able to use SetCPU, but the overclock doesn't even make a huge difference, and it "wears off" within a few minutes. Also, different ROMs all feel the same to me, the only thing that may be different is the look. Gingerbread imo is just a different lockscreen, and I still haven't installed a single theme correctly. Can someone plz argue these points and tell me how to take full advantage of this rooted thunderbolt?
[Thunderbolt General] trikotret:
The biggest advantage of rooting my phone is to get rid of all that bloatware crap, block ads and get better battery life. I just got a replacement and had to be on stock for a day before I got a chance to root again. Battery life was horrible with stock. In addition, I personally dont overclock since the phone is running smooth with these roms.
[Thunderbolt General] jett2314:
Why root? For me the answer was easy "because I can". I like the fact that I can mod my phone and remove things from it I don't like. Stock is fine and if that is what floats your boat that's cool. It's the same reason you jailbroke you iphone, so it's there when you need it.
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
Easy response. Free wifi tethering.
[Thunderbolt General] flip218:
For me the biggest reason was for wifi tethering. Blows my mind I would have to pay an additional $30 for tethering ... and that is only for 2GB. It's rare that I use it, but it's nice to have the option.

Other reasons were to either freeze or uninstall apps you can't normally uninstall. I've tried a few roms, but really like sense. So currently running BAMF 1.0.7
[Thunderbolt General] yareally:
If you felt no need to root, then you tried the wrong ROMs or missed doing the useful things that come with it.
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
I've never heard anyone describe their root experience in such emotionally loaded terms. It's a phone, not a girlfriend. I'm not going to argue with you because I don't have a lot of feelings tied up in my phone and my emotions haven't been placated by rooting it. It's a useful tool that let's me do what I want. I like having a device where I don't run into some stupid wall when I want to do something to it. It's that simple.
[Thunderbolt General] chef2:
+1

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[Thunderbolt General] mezman:
How could you have had your TB for "about a year"? It came out barely 7 months ago.

That hyperbole aside, the reason I rooted my TB (which I did when I got mine back in March) was so that I could take control of my device. Since smartphones are really little computers I want full control of it. I wouldn't stand for not having administrator privileges on any of my other computers, why would I stand for it on my phone? That wouldn't fly if I bought a Dell laptop that was locked down because Dell thought that it would provide a more consistent user experience and it won't fly for me from HTC or Verizon.
[Thunderbolt General] djthunda12123:
Well I didn't mean for it to be emotional, I just simply wanted to know the things I can now get out of my phone. Any ROM recommendatons?
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
Whether it's immediately obvious or not, many of these ROMs are extensively modified. BAMF, Gingeritis, and Synergy, just to name a few that are significantly divergent from stock. Some are little more than stock dressed up pretty. Basically, it boils down to what you want or like. I simply don't recommend ROMs because most of the people that do are idiots follow what they think is a cool trend.

Some people have no real need to root a device. You might be one of them. I'm not. I like playing with different ROMs, kernels, apps that require root, and scripts. It also blocks out XDA's uber-annoying video ads. Everyone has their own reasons and some do it just to be cool, it seems.
[Thunderbolt General] microdot:
People here has obviously touch on most of the benefits of rooting. From debloating to free wifi tether to better battery life. This is all true and also why I rooted, but one of the coolest things for me is being able to flash a rom that allows you to be on a version of android or a UI maybe not available on your device yet. Take for example the TB, it is not suppose to ever get sense 3.0 and months before gingerbread was even release i was on gingerbread and running sense 3.0. Heck you can run sense 3.5 now if you want. So to me, being able to be "ahead of the curve" and run software on your phone that is not even out yet for your device is pretty bad a$$.
[Thunderbolt General] TDubKong:
Quoted both of you because I wanted to reply to both of you. First loonatik. Totally agree. Those three are the most popular and I agree with I don't recommend ROMS because im simply not that picky about the major three that for the most part are about as supermodded as you can get. And many of the mods work on all three sense ROMs. So use what ya like.

As for the OP. If you are having trouble installing themes on whichever ROM you're using post on the thread that those roms come on and there will be several people who can help you get it to work right. (yea there are some douche bags on here but for the msot part people will help). The best reasons I have for rooting and keeping my phone rooted are free wifi tethering mainly and also because like another poster said. If you bought a computer and they told you you had to keep all the crapware they send with it and couldnt uninstall it and that you could only use it a certain way then you would surely get a different computer or you would figure out a way to get around it. I like my car but i don't like my stock stereo that came with it. So i changed it. Should that void the warranty on my car? no but HTC and Verizon think it should. Im not ok with that. If you aren't happy with your rooted phone then you can unroot it and use it as stock for a little while just to see the difference. If it makes no difference to you then keep it unrooted but I think you'll probably see that there is a performance difference and a difference in battery life at least.
[Thunderbolt General] Runn3rLogic:
Just curious, what app do you guys use?
[Thunderbolt General] Skynyrd420:
Synergyrom is by far the best ROM I've put on my tbolt imo, ...tried em all for bout a week each, but I've stuck w synergy in the end....silky smooth...great kernel...great debt support...and best of all..great batt life....with the extended battery, I can go 50+ hours on one charge with moderate use....heavy use I can still get 30-35 hours no sweat... ..all phones are different though...just try em all and c what your phone prefers...
[Thunderbolt General] fillyo:
I must be stupid, because I am going to recommend BAMF soab, it's a 3.5 ROM that is relatively fast, and I love all the new features. To each their own though.
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
I'm gonna take you to task on that. First off, the kernel in that ROM makes the entire ROM warez. Ziggy's work is illegal as hell and a blight to the Android/Linux community. Ziggy's kernels have also proven the worst performers as compared to Imoseyon's and Dreamkernel after repeated tests on the same ROMs. Not to mention his kernels have some serious lag issues no other kernel does. Frankly, I think the stock HTC 2.11.605.3 kernel is faster and smoother.
[Thunderbolt General] Jaytronics:
I am going to have to agree with every single person here. Also, I will be the first to admit it. I do feel cool when I get to reROM my phone and show it off to my friends with stock Android phones. Especially when they cry about not having some of the options available to those of us who ROM. Don't get me wrong I know it does not make me cool to ROM. I just feel cool. But in all actuality, the DEV's are the true cool ones. But, sadly some of my friends don't want to "risk bricking or losing there warranties". But, to each there own. I even have a friend with an iPhone. He loves it, it does exactly what he needs it to do un jailbroken.

The one thing that has been elusive to me though, is a good battery life. I am a fan of BAMF. And am running SoaB at the moment. As a matter of fact currently I can not get Callrecorder to work properly on this ROM. Call recording has been my savings grace so many times. Especially when I had to dispute a bill with VZW them selves. And frankly getting the person on the phone to refund what is owed back to me.is a pain in the rear some times. But, it gets done and recorded. Then, when my next bill rolls around and it has not been properly taken care of, I would call back again and have them read the notes back to me from my previous dispute. And if they say that there are no notes. I let them know that I am recording them and that I have the recording to my last dispute. That changes how the whole ball game is played. So for me, call recording is a must. But everything else every one else stated holds just as true for me also. Any way, good luck in the search for that holy grail of a ROM. I have to go. My phone is dying again for the second time today. Time to link up to the grid again. :(
[Thunderbolt General] KnightCrusader:
CM7. Solid as a fort and fast as hell.

Even thought I got my Stratosphere, it will be an eon (or two, if ever) that I'll see any development for it, so I kept my Thunderbolt around to fill that void.
[Thunderbolt General] brisdaddy1207:
Actully 4G phones have unlimited hotspot on Verizon, it's the 30$ plan. There isn't a cap at all, so not sure where you get the 2 gig cap on tethering.
[Thunderbolt General] loonatik78:
No, they don't. Verizon doesn't offer any unlimited tethering plans.
[Thunderbolt General] subsoniic:
I dont know the politics behind ziggys kernel, but ive been testing out diff kernels and ziggys is by far the best in terms of performance and overall battery life, happy camper here !
[Thunderbolt General] GoneMADSoftware:
didnt the phone come out in april? how have you had it for a year?
[Vibrant General] larryvand:
Android App Speaktoit Assistant Blows Away Siri...and available for 97.5% of ALL 190million Android out there (unlike the Siri junk which is only available for the iPhone4Sux - meaning 0%) [Video]

October 13, 2011, By Leo Xavier

http://www.devicemag.com/2011/10/13...nt-is-more-popular-than-iphone-4s-siri-video/

VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myE498nyfGw&feature=player_embedded

You will most probably agree with us when we say that Apple failed to deliver anything awesome at the unveiling ceremony of its iPhone 4S. Although the device comes with a lot of hardware upgrades, it didn’t amaze people like all the past products from the company.

One of the device’s features that the company was so excited to tell everyone about was the Siri technology that “lets you use your voice to send…” well, many of you already know the rest of that announcement.

That description about Siri is just too much of an introduction for something that is already available on the market and is much more popular than Siri. We are talking about the Speaktoit Assistant Android app.

The Speaktoit app may not have a sleek name as Siri, but it has more features and downloads of the app have vaulted into the tens of thousands in the past week.

According to a spokesperson for Speaktoit, downloads have grown “400% in seven days” and the app is “adding 3,000 users a day based (so far) only on word of mouth and rave reviews on the Android Market”.

The free Android app is already doing many of the things that Siri will start offering tomorrow onwards.

Similar to Siri, Speaktoit understands conversational context. You just have to tell the app what it should do. It can send emails, send texts, look up information, post to Twitter, update your Facebook, find news, look up traffic, look up weather, and do much more.

But in addition to all those features, Speaktoit also lets you choose a cartoon avatar to converse with. Therefore it’s much more personal and fun.

Better still, the app learns as it’s used, making it more helpful with time. For example, users wanted the app to play music, and the functionality is available today.

Just in case you are wondering, the iOS and BlackBerry versions of the Speaktoit app will be available in the very near future. We will let you know when that happens. For now, check out the video and you can place your comments below.

VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myE498nyfGw&feature=player_embedded
[Vibrant General] rmeden:
How can it be better than Siri when no one knows how good Siri will be? I guess true reviews can come out today since the devices go out.

Of course this is just and advertisement/press release.... and so we shouldn't beleive a word of it.

The video is impressive, but it appears to use Google Voice for recognition so recognition will only be that good. It's also very fast (like the apple commercials), which lead me to believe it's not real time and probably carefully scripted.

Robert
[Vibrant General] bdroc:
wasn't Siri an app in the app store before iPhone acquired it? I don't think its a new thing for the iphone 4S
[Vibrant General] iynfynity:
Apple always claim things even when they already exist for a long time.
[Vibrant General] viralbug:
Yup quite true.

Although coming back to this app, I've tried it and it didn't go very well.