yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Droid Charge] blueis300:
These are all the ringtones.

http://depositfiles.com/files/p68l6dh1s

These are all the notifications.

http://depositfiles.com/files/8b0ybm4m3

Didn't see anything named sonic.
[Verizon Droid Charge] DroidChargeMan4g:
WERE CAN FINE STOCK RINGTONES THAT IS ON The droidcharge i didnt mean to make you all mad
[Verizon Droid Charge] DroidChargeMan4g:
Thanks for your help
[Verizon Droid Charge] DroidChargeMan4g:
Blueis300 thank you so much they are all there thanks have great night
[Verizon Droid Charge] Bear55:
Can you re-post the ringtone files? It looks like the links posted got taken down. I would like to move one or two over to my new phone.

Thanks

Edit: I think I found another good link here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1091289&highlight=ringtone
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
This isn't any better.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angelbesideu:
Hi guys sorry.if it is already posted.. I can't seem to find it..

(1) I am looking for an application,similar to camcard....

Which I can take a pic and covert it into text and save as a reminder or in Calender?

Is there any application tool that I can use it?

(2)And lastly, if I flash my sgs 2 to other firmware will it record down in the counter? Or it's only for rooted phone?

Thanks for enlightin me(: my bad if it's already posted before as I can't seem to find it..
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nicholaschum:
1) I know what you're talking about, don't use many OCR apps on my phone, but by commenting, it will bump this thread back to the top for people to comment.

2) No, by flashing your phone to another STOCK firmware, it would not be recorded down, BUT if you flash a custom kernel THROUGH ODIN into it, it will. But easy, just buy a USB jig and you can easily reset the counter.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angelbesideu:
Hi thanks for the reply, so I guess it's save to flash... planning to flash to ice cream sandwich when the rom is out... because I doubt Singapore will release the rom even other country get it..(:
[Samsung Infuse 4G] brorex:
Just found an app in the marketplace called apps on sale has some pretty decent apps for free and on sale
[Dell Streak 7] Rommul:
Hi guys I am planning to buy a Streak 7 from ebay and I want to know how up to date the versions of Android are on this device so I hit google.

I found this page from Dell's site (article is date Oct 7, 2011)

http://en.community.dell.com/dell-b...id-3-2-honeycomb-update-to-dell-streak-7.aspx

"This week, Dell officially began rolling out the Google Honeycomb 3.2 update for the Streak 7 tablet. Here is the breakdown of the models that we will receive the update:

Streak 7 Tablet + Google’s Android 3.2 = Honeycomb OS optimized for 7-inch tablets

We will support the Honeycomb upgrade via an over-the-air (OTA) update for the following:

Customers with unlocked Streak 7 units

Customers with Wi-Fi only Streak 7 units"

Did Dell ever follow through on this.

I ask because from reading the threads here Dell is famous for not updating their devices.

Thanks in advance gents.
[Dell Streak 7] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
You'd have better luck asking your question in the Dell Streak 7 forums. This is the Dell Streak 5 forum.

Reported.
[Dell Streak 7] Rommul:
Thanks!

Appreciated!
[Dell Streak 7] stevedebi:
I see this in the S7 Forums... or maybe a mod moved it and did not make a post?
[Dell Streak 7] Smurphjw:
Yes they updated the wifi version. You would have to root to easily update the T-Mobile one.
[Dell Streak 7] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
It was moved by the mods. I guess they decided it didn't need a post from them saying they moved it. Thus why my post makes no sense in its current context.
[Dell Streak 7] Rommul:
Thanks to the mods who moved the old thread and deleted the new one.

I am curious. Does the Honeycomb version of the Streak Seven have hardware acceleration for video?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] richgangsta41:
I downloaded liberty 1.0 on my bionic. And installed the blur status widget. But it wont let me use it??? It always says add an account?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] mistawolfe:
Durp! Liberty is a blurless ROM pal. It's supposed to be AOSP for the most part.

If you want blur, use Th3ory or stock.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Terror_1:
Aaaaaaaand as a friendly reminder this belongs in Q&A or general.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Sjflowerhorn:
Insert LOL <here>
[Motorola Droid Bionic] mistawolfe:
It looks like I have a new sidekick for part-time mod! Welcome! :D
[General Questions and Answers] realitycorrodes:
How to back up ROM of Android Honeycomb 3.2 on Acer A500?

I have done a little research and I am completely new to this.

It seems I need to use nandroid to make a back up of the rom.

To use nandroid it wants the Android Honeycomb 3.2 device to be rooted.

As far as I can see there is no root as yet for the Honeycomb 3.2 OS at the moment?

I wondered whether the new Android Honeycomb 3.2 has its own way of backing up the whole ROM without having to do the rooting? Specifically looking to do this on the ACER 501 which seems practically identical to the ACER 500
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jmz:
Here is a fully working Sense 3.5 FB Chat app and widget for Sense 3.0. This DOES NOT break Friend Stream. Might work on others but this is the only one tested. Please excuse the directions as I am horrible at writing them.

WARNING: This will ONLY work on ROMs that don't have Facebook for HTC Sense. To check go to settings-accounts and if it says Facebook for HTC Sense you can't use this. If it says only Facebook then you are good to go

1. Decompile com.htc.framework.jar

2. Delete folder smali\com\htc\socialnetwork

3. Place socialnetwork folder from zip below into smali\com\htc

4. Recompile and push

5. Install like normal APKs all three from zip below.

6. Profit

Facebook.zip

Socialnetwork.zip
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Jrhodes85:
Does anyone have a link to Zacks kernel, aka Venice? I think it's a .32 kernel
[Optimus One, P500, V General] terratrix:
20 second search in Google.

http://www.androidworld.it/forum/mo...nel-2-6-32-46-cm7-6-5-x-froyo-|-10-ott-25624/
[Optimus One, P500, V General] InfiniteRisen:
Y ppl no use google 1st time anymore?

Posted or Swyped from either my SGS or Optimus T
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Jrhodes85:
Couldn't I decided to flash kezvoid or w/e its called, doesn't come with browser, xda mobile search blows but thanks for link
[Optimus One, P500, V General] Jrhodes85:
Great, the links in spanish
[Optimus One, P500, V General] dislplin01:
be carful you cant post links to other forums its against forum rules they could lock your thread or worse your account
[Optimus One, P500, V General] terratrix:
You FAIL! It's an italian kernel, so it's in a Italian forum.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] dislplin01:
Use google crome it will translate for you
[General Accessories] Drzfr3shboialex:
What are some good ones? And best file to play music in?
[General Accessories] orb3000:
.

Thread moved to accessories. Would advise you to read forum rules and post in correct section.

Failure to comply with forum rules will result in an infraction and/or ban depending on severity of rule break.
[General Accessories] Drzfr3shboialex:
Thanks
[General Accessories] syaugi:
vote for seinhesser ...
[General Accessories] Drzfr3shboialex:
Thanks dude
[General Accessories] solarpolitiks:
What is your price range? I mean at a certain price you can only sound so good. If you are willing to up your price I can find you a deal that offers a lot of 'bang for your buck' as they say haha
[General Accessories] sparkplug619:
I got a pair of jvc marshmallows. They are really good quality. Maybe the best quality ive seen for under $20 in-ear headphones.

Now I also got a pair of Sony MDR-XB500's. The best headphones I've experienced so far! The Sony's are around $45-$50, maybe cheaper now, since I bought mine over a year ago. They arent in-ear, they are actually very big, but lightweight and comfortable. Just a rant about my favorite headphones =-]

But ya, You should try DBPoweramp. It has alot of support for audio types, like mp3,mp4,m4a,flac etc...

You should also try using lossless audio music, it takes up more space but is definitely worth it if you want the best audio experience.

System of a Down in .FLAC is the most amazing audio experience i've had in my short 19 years (well 20 now, since todays my bday) :D:D:D
[General Accessories] stewi21:
+1 to the JVC marshmallows, i found i got better sound and they were a bit more comfortable when i switched the marshmallows to the tips from my old apple IEMs, you can get the tips online pretty cheap.
[General Accessories] Drzfr3shboialex:
Thanks, and happy birthday : D
[General Accessories] sparkplug619:
I dont think anyone said that yet.
[General Accessories] solarpolitiks:
No one has yet I but I will kind of say it now...

Almost no reason to waste space with flac files if you are going to use 20 dollar headphones. Not saying it's bad to buy cheaper head phones. We all have a budget but if you truly want to get an amazing audio experience these are really goo in terms of price and sound:

http://www.audeoworld.com/en/US/Products/PFE/AudeoPFE11.htm

And they are having a promotion where they give you a free pair of 99 dollar headphones with it. Insanely good deal for amazing IEMs
[General Accessories] contradude:
I know these aren't IEMs but the Grado sr60 headphones are incredible for the money. You will hear stuff you've never heard in recordings before.
[General Accessories] blitzfire:
Wow, I've been waiting for a thread like this. I'm a headphone addict, and have several different sets of IEM's, over the ear, on the ear, buds, etc. I've got cheap dinky ones and ones that were over $100. It all depends on what you want to get out of the music. This is vital, and if you have any headphone afficiando friends, they will be able to help you out. Also, as with any headphones, please break them in for 12 - 36 hours of constant music so that they can loosen up.

If you're talking about IEM's, the first and most basic thing to understand is that you get a good seal. Without that, every pair of IEM's you audition will sound like a box of crap. There will be no low-end bass, you'll have noise bleeding in from the outside world, and your view of IEM's will quickly get ugly. Try different tips, although I'm a big fan of foam tips, even though they have to be thrown away after a while. However, I've found that if you put them in warm (not hot, this will melt the glue that holds them in place) water for a few minutes, give them a good shaking, this will break up the earwax that builds up on them. Squeeze them dry with a towel, give them another couple hours to completely dry out, and BOOM, you doubled the life of that set of foam ear tips. I've had some last 3 or 4 times as long as they should have this way before they finally began to fall apart.

That being said, I'd start with something around $40 - $50. Altec-Lansing makes a model called the UHP-336. These Altec's are not bad at all, and are a good introduction into IEM's. I'm also a fan of Maximo IM-590's. I don't understand a lot of the bad reviews for them, I found them great for occasional listening.

Once you get used to them, and want to move up (you probably will), look at something like Etymotic er-6 series. I've got a pair of the ER-6i headpohones, and they are very good mid-range cans. Very nice step-up from the Altecs and the Maximos.

I finally splurged years ago and got a set of Shure e3c's, which aren't even made anymore. However, these IEM's are hands down my favorite headphones ever made. They cost me $110 second hand, and I use foam tips for mine. They've lasted me for over 8 years, although I wasn't using them for two or three of those years while I was trying out others. However, these IEM's have some of the best clarity I've ever heard out of any headphone I've ever owned. I hear nuances of music I didn't know existed. I've put thousands of hours of music and audio through them, and they sound absolutely breathtaking. It will be a very, very sad day for me when they finally die.

I hope I haven't given you information overload. This is something I am nuts about, although I don't really delve too deeply into the specifics and technical details of what each IEM can do. I only know what my ears like. =)
[General Accessories] sturgeon74:
I travel a lot and lose earbuds frequently. So I try and get the most performance for the least amount of money. That being said I am currently using JVC Xtreme Xplosives and I am very happy with the price point and sound quality at what I consider a very low price point.
[General Accessories] Azure1203:
I've probably had over 30 different pairs of earbuds going back 10 years, and the Bose ones I have now are by far the best.

Maybe they are over priced, but the small plastic attachment that slips into the top part of your ear makes them well worth it. I use them while I workout and it helps a lot.

The sound is also very decent.

The price is anywhere from $69-$99/pair, which is probably extremely expensive to some people, and a bargain to others.

I have yet to find out whether they offer lifetime warranty, but a friend of mine sent his back and received a brand new pair. Do that once and you've made back your $100 instantly.

Because we all know that cheap earbuds go kaput quite often.
[General Accessories] thre3aces:
Soundmagic pl series any day. I got a pl11 for £20 and tbh it was better than my £50 seinheiser cc 300 ii.
[General Accessories] sablemonster:
I bought a pair of klipsch S4 last year for $80 (most i've ever spent). The oval shaped buds create a real nice seal, and they produce nice lows.
[General Accessories] Drzfr3shboialex:
thanks, so flac is the best for audio files? And what do you guys think of beats my dad is going to buy me the solos
[General Accessories] Drzfr3shboialex:
Thats a lot lol thanks.
[General Accessories] Drzfr3shboialex:
Thanks to everyone.
[General Accessories] Bowsa2511:
Sony MDR-EX300

Buy them refurbished

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-list...=0&sort=sip&me=&seller=&condition=refurbished

They're amazing, and have their nice carrying case.

Amazing highs, and nice bass.
[General Accessories] TheBeardedMann:
I vote for the Klipsch S2M.

http://www.amazon.com/Klipsch-S2m-N...ne-Single-Button/dp/B002FB7IWU/ref=pd_sim_e_1
[General Accessories] jkk111:
i've found that the cheap earphones that come with the xperia x10 actually have a really good sound and flac is one of the better formats but its way too big if you're only using sd storage
[General Accessories] Drzfr3shboialex:
Is the .wav the best audio file format
[General Accessories] sparkplug619:
WAV and FLAC are pretty much the same, the difference is WAV is created by microsoft and FLAC is created by Xiph.

I never really use WAV, but im sure its good

---------- Post added at 09:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:16 PM ----------

BTW, this thread turned from a thread for good, cheap, $20 in ear headphones, and is now a thread for High end, super quality, $100+ headphones.

BTW, I use marshmallows right now, They cost me about $20, I dont have big money to throw down on headphones.

There is a HUGE difference between regular MP3 format and FLAC format with my marshmallows. I've played plenty of songs in FLAC and then played them back in MP3 to see what I was missing, and I was missing a whole lot
[General Accessories] Drzfr3shboialex:
Im getting beats from my dad so i think flac will be great
[General Accessories] topez:
I have these exibel ones that I got from Clas Olshon lately. Have turned really good, and sorry I cant seem to find the packet they were somewhere around 13€ + it has some kind of convertible things in the end what have three different sizes. http://www.clasohlson.co.uk/Product/Product.aspx?id=161762473 there you go you might also look for them at some other site. :)
[General Accessories] MrAnonymus009:
my tip too Sony MDR-EX300...
[General Accessories] Dtrain069:
skullcandy is always good from what ive heard.
[General Accessories] Dark3n:
Sennheiser CX300
[General Accessories] verbatim20:
Cheap I would go with Sony headphones. Going up in price I would have to recommend Seinheizer
[General Accessories] CurtisAndroid5:
Just got myself a pair for Christmas, they are currently wrapped up though, heard nothing but good reviews about their quality, I paid £32.

I also own Skullcandy earphones, they were £10 from Argos, great quality but brake easily.
[General Accessories] :
Don't go cheap, save up and get a nice pair of M50's or pick up a pair of Beats like I did. You won't regret, iBeats are drop dead amazing looking and the bass kills, works great with any genre of music. I listen to Rock, Punk, and alternative, maybe some old country and sometimes but very rarely some dubstep. I also love Bose headphones, (but don't cheap out on those) and Skullcandy headphones are great. The thing with Skullcandy is that the paint usually chips off of the in ear-buds and the wires outer layer of protection sometimes wear off, I'm on my sixth pair. Their customer service is amazing though.
[General Accessories] themusicmonkey:
Get the Klipsch S5 off of Amazon, or the Klipsch ProMedia if you have an Android. The in-line controls work for them.
[General Accessories] el6006:
JVC Marshmallows @ walmart
[General Accessories] VladBelsky:
I would suggest the Sony MDR-XB40EX, they have crystal-clear highs, mids and lows, and I'm not sure where else you'll find 13.5mm drivers. I had a pair of Skullcandy FMJ (9mm drivers) but they stopped working on one side as Skullcandy earbuds have a tendency to do.
[General Accessories] shadow3352:
If you want cheap and good, you can't get much better than MEElectronics M9-BK.
[General Accessories] Dark3n:
The white CX300 go even cheaper on german amazon.

They are also phasing out the CX300 because of the successor, CX300 II.

But i have heard mixed reviews of the successor.

Nevertheless look forward to unwrapping them, you won't be disappointed :).

Mine serve me for over two years now.
[General Accessories] Tibedabeeto:
I would like to thank everyone for there posts. I had a crappy pair of headphones that started to break down after 5 months of use. After everyone's input, I think I am going to go with the marshmallows and do the Kramer Mod in the comments section of Amazon. Seems promising for cheap headphones.

http://www.amazon.com/JVC-HA-FX35-B-Marshmallow-Stereo-Headphones/dp/B0036RDVRI/ref=lh_ni_t

O and thanks OP for starting this thread.
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
As usual, I will be having exams in about 6 weeks. The Brit accountants might be familiar with ACCA, and I'm facing the last two bosses in this game.

This is the toughest challenge yet, as I have forgotten most of my university stuff relating to one of the papers, so I'm taking a self-enforced hiatus until (at least) the 8th of December.

Stay classy, OT.
[Off-topic] deliriousDroid:
Well, good luck my man :)

You'll be missed around here

Sent from my SilverBullet 'HTCDesireZ running CM7'
[Off-topic] I_am_Error:
Good luck with your exams and ish.

-Hercules composed this post and threw it at your face to be read-
[Off-topic] Dirk:
Good luck my friend. I have every confidence in you!
[Off-topic] Archer:
Good luck mate - hope it goes well.
[Off-topic] sakai4eva:
Pro-tip from a serial procrastinator when it comes to last-microsecond studying for exams:

1. Prayer helps more than luck. Never been lucky, but have prayed and fasted for results and have been prayed and fasted over. However, examinations are not great reasons for developing religion. Jesus spent a few thousand years setting things up. Since you probably don't have Godly patience, an entire semester should do nicely.

2. Don't bother to score. Pass. I have learnt this during my limited (heh!) time spent studying. However, try your best, because if you just give up, you lost the battle before it has even begun.

3. It helps if you're smart-ish and can absorb things fast. This one is actually a warning to all you idiots who think that sakai4eva is distilling wisdom from a Divine Source® when it comes to being lazy and you can follow these steps to Success™ Remember, if you are stupid AND lazy, it will take miracles.

4. Know your material. It helps if you have an idea of what the subject is talking about, and is comfortable with the environment the subject is being taught. I have been training to be/working as an accountant for years. I have forgotten more about accounting that you have ever learned. However, if you're a Behavioural Science student trying to tackle that Thermodynamics paper, well, it's best to start early or refer to No. 1.

5. Budget your time. Sub-divide the chapters, finish ahead of time/schedule. This is because there will be WTF moments, and there will be OMGWTF moments, and there will be OMGWTFBBQIAGTDAHD and headsplode moments where you'd wish that you have a time machine of sorts.

6. Be ready for the OMGWTFBBQIAGTDAHD and headsplode moments. Meth helps in the short run, but (heh) other things will run. In the long run, you should have studied instead of hanging out in the OT thread. However, never let yourself get stuck at something/somewhere. Keep moving because a stationary target is easier to hit with a chalk.

7. Rewards yourself when you achieved certain milestones. For me, gaming is my kick, so I let loose when I did finish up my studies. My sister uses chocolate. No, she isn't fat. Much.

8. Get help. My mom comes over and help me stay sane, clean and healthy during the most unhealthy period of my life.

Well, I guess that should be it. General advise, I know, but it might help make your grades less skanky.

Last but not least (this might sound conceited at first, but hear me out), I thank you all for your wishes of good luck, but I will rue the day I need "luck" to get me pass exams.

Until my inevitably glorious return:

Stay classy, gentlemen
[Off-topic] 4silvertooth:
I just read the topic as My inevitable half-anal hiatus and was curius.

I'll pray for you.
[Off-topic] conantroutman:
He would need more than prayers if that were the title.

Best of luck dude.

Sent From My Fingers To Your Face.....
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baolongn:
I remember reading somewhere that when you flash a new kernel, some of the old tweaks are left on your phone and slow it down.

I'm trying to switch from trinity to Franco but I'm not sure if trinity left anything behind.

Is this true? Or am I imagining things.. -_-
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krohnjw:
The only thing that could get left would be some kernel modules placed under system....this has no effect on your system.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baolongn:
What is 99 tweak, 99 complete, and 95 dimmer in my init folder?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krohnjw:
init scripts someone bundled with whatever update.zip you flashed. They are numbered to determine the order of execution by the init script in boot.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saranyan:
I have a question,

Say i am using a rom with a custom kernel, Not the one that came with the ROM, If i reflash the rom (without wiping data), Then i get Rom's default stock kernel, But will that remove the files and scripts that came with the custom kernel. Or do i need to do a fresh install to remove all the files of that kernel.

Also 95dimmers, 99 tweak and 99 complete come with the trinity kernels. It's advisable to remove them because they might cause issues when you install another kernel.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krohnjw:
It won't remove what is in /system/modules or /system/etc/init.d unless explicitly told to do so in the updater-script (I don't recall if it still supports delete off of the top of my head). The init scripts you should probably toast.

As your new kernel will write any modules it uses (wifi at a minimum) the modules are a non issue, but unused modules could be removed as well if desired.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snandlal:
Dont delete 99Complete. Rom wont boot then
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krohnjw:
A full stock rom on a custom kernel shouldn't have any issues (going back to a stock kernel / ramdisk / boot image) as init.d scripts aren't used. A custom rom though is a different story.