yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo, Pro] poyensa:
Please calm down, do not bring the discussion to personal attacks.

@tutoiguaran, if you have problems with an app you pay for then best option is to contact to your software supplier. Anyway 'search button' is plenty of threads ....

Closing this thread.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sun-drop:
i can't seem to install this from the market ..it downloads, and then fails install due to being singed incorrectly ?

this version has specific SGS2 fixes apparently ...

can some one post a working version?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sun-drop:
any one? :/
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sun-drop:
never mind ..sorted via removal of the existing version through titanium
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] rafailo:
well, i bought the cable as shown in the picture below and

is no working with 10.1 P7500

probably is working with other samsung tablets...

i loose 38 euros ....

so be aware!!!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Panos_dm:
I think that the first tab used this cable. 10.1/8.9 use HDMI out...

sent from my CM7 nokia 3210
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Accessories] Yanluk:
This is not a VGA adapter it's composite! And it's for first 7" galaxy tab.

There is no VGA adapter for Samsung tablets!​

If you want video out of 8.9, 10.1 etc you need Samsung to -> HDMI adapter which you can get on eBay for around $50.00.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] DefTaker:
Hmm...well, this is the second time that this has happened in the 2.5 weeks that I've owned this phone. I'm currently running unNamed ROM 1.2.0 and noticed that my battery is draining quicker than usual (8%-10% drain per hour on IDLE).

Usually, my battery drain is between 1% - 2% per hour on unNamed. What I've noticed in both the instances where my battery drains rapidly is that I end up seeing 'Core Apps' (white envelope with android icon in the middle) under the Battery Usage. From what I can recall about this icon, it's the icon for the launcher. CPUSpy shows my phone at 78% deep sleep (the phone's usually around 93% - 95% deep sleep when in idle).

The first time this happened, I was away from home on business for 1 night and ended up having to power my phone off when it got down to 11%. Got home later that day and recharged my battery while the phone was off and after the phone was 100% charged, it lasted 38 hours with 7% left before I powered off and recharged. Again, the battery with light usage lasted 30 hours with 30% left.

Today, after charging (while off - seems to charge better this way) I was surprised to see that my battery was draining at ~10% per hour and I saw that 'Core Apps' was listed under Battery Usage again.

Fortunately, I am not away on business this time (yeah, my spare charger is on the way) so I can recharge teh phone at home. Is the only way to "reset" the phone's battery usage history by pulling the battery or charging the phone?

Hopefully, one of the devs can answer or provide a fix/workaround for the 'Core Apps' drain? (BTW, I leave my WiFi on all the time and my phone still lasts anywhere between 28 hours to 40 hours...just wondering why I have these sporadic glitches when the battery doesn't seem to last long.) :confused:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] amtrakcn:
From my experience... this will be very hard to fix. Usually appear ramdomly, and disappear randomly.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] DefTaker:
Yeah...the 1st time it happened, I was wondering "WTF is 'Core Apps'?"

Now that I've seen this the 2nd time, I'm stumped by it since you're right...it doesn't happen often and doesn't seem to be reproducible by any consistent method.

Hard to do a battery pull with this Neo Hybrid case (case is a PITA to remove) and I don't have my 2ndary charger yet...

Rebooting the phone does nothing since the battery history remains and even powering off for an hour and then powering the phone back on still doesn't clear out the battery history so the drain continues! :o

Oh well...it is what it is then I guess...I was hoping that someone smarter than I could find a way to cure this. (BetterBatteryStats doesn't show this as a wakelock (partial or full)...CPUSpy just that my deep sleep state is in the mid to upper 70% which isn't the norm.

Oh well, hopefully, this doesn't happen too often.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Adelaide.:
Wiping battery stats in CWM does reset the battery useage screen.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] gr8hairy1:
But a few have reported their phone doesn't behave right in reporting battery percentages after wiping battery stats.

Doesn't mean you can't. But no one has proven it helps.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Adelaide.:
I haven't had any issues that can't be directly linked to something else (like random reboots).

If all you want to do is reset your battery useage screen to zero it definitely does that. The point isn't to help anything, just to reset the screen to zero without having to wait for the phone to charge all the way.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] gr8hairy1:
In that case not a bad idea if you see it show up. If it's as bad of a battery drainer as it seems and still running, it should show up again pretty quick after you clear battery stats.

It'd be useful in reading the logs to know that at a certain time it was for sure running.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] hlb3:
Have you checked entropy's battery drain thread for ideas?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] DefTaker:
Dunno, it's just odd...recharged my phone last night and now I'm back to 1%-2% battery drain on idle and the phone's going back into deep sleep at 93% and I haven't touched any of my settings. I just let the phone dip to 19% and powered off and put it on the charger for ~4 hours (I know, I could've pulled it sooner since it wasn't at 0% but honestly, I forgot.)

It's just the weirdest thing...whenever Core Apps appears as the envelope w/Android icon it seems to be persistent and stays in the battery usage. However, there have been times when the Core Apps appears as teh same icon as 'Contacts' and will disappear on it's own after a while. <-- This seems to be okay as the battery drain remains minimal.

I'll have to check out Entropy's battery drain thread later to see if I can gain any insights. (Haven't ever flashed any of Entropy's kernels as standalones -- I've just been flashing unNamed ROM so I know the kernels are stable builds and not the experimentals.)
[HD2 General] Mafioso:
Hi,

My HD2's power button died recently. It doesn't do anything when pressed :(

I've been using button savior software to have a soft key for end button for day to day usage, but however I can't get into MAGLDR to flash new roms anymore :mad:

So, I decided to order HD2 flex board from amazon as it costs only $15.

http://www.amazon.com/HTC-Keypad-Fl...OSAO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1320870170&sr=8-1

I have some experience opening up things and fixing them prior and also have the required screwdrivers with me. I've checked out some guides at ifixit for hd2, it seems easy enough to open, however they don't have guide to change the buttons.

I want to know if anybody has changed these buttons (the flex cable), is it easy enough to do by yourself or should I goto a professional repair guy to install it ?
[HD2 General] Mafioso:
No One :O

Well I got the flex board...I will try changing it tonight
[HD2 General] datas0ft:
Its not so hard but be very very careful ... or you soon buy new digitizer too. You must detach middle chasis at digitizer. Did you have 3M special tape on hand? When you go place back digitizer to middle chasis then you need before that replace all old tapes.
[HD2 General] Mafioso:
I dont have the tape...can you give me any link for it ?

EDIT: I also was studying the guide on iFixit for HD2

http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Installing-HTC-HD2-PB81120-Logic-Board/5919/7

I don't see the flex board for the keys visible till step 21..is it after removing the logic board I would be able to change the keys ?

It sounding more complicated than I thought :(
[HD2 General] datas0ft:
Unfortunately this guide what you gived is not complete. It for very basic works and for beginners. But thanks about link.

This is not only one place for tape but: 8mm and 6mm. These are right tapes, but i didnty find right now 3mm and 5 mm.

Yes, its after removing logic borad and then detaching middle case at digitizer with lcd. Look this good official apart video. Its good for learning to take apart hd2 correctly. Your interesting part starts at 5.28. YES RIGHT, YOU MUST PUT MIDDLECHASIS WITH LCD AND DIGITIZER TO OWEN! It just for that that then you can detach middle case at digitizer with lcd easy and not broke something (specially digitizer).

Have good time and later enjoy fixed hd2!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mtmerrick:
http://phandroid.com/2011/11/09/ado...player-for-mobile-focusing-instead-on-html-5/

so, adobe will stop releasing flash player for android.

RUMOR is that it will stay on the market but won't ever be updated, or brought to more devices.

am i the only one who's horrified by this?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Theonew:
Sad. But it still sort of continues. It is said that security updates will still come for it, and it's content is still in Adobe Air (applications will still be able to use it but not browsers). More info here: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Flas...n-the-Desktop-and-Mobile-Devices-233521.shtml and here: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Mobi...her-Users-nor-Adobe-Will-Miss-It-233474.shtml.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] upichie:
Don't be horrified. Times are changing—nothing more, nothing less.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] SXUsr:
+1 10chars
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mtmerrick:
See, that's where I disagree. My phone (which all around sucks) doesn't support flash, and because of that I have to go to my laptop for half my web browsing, regardless of what everyone says, without flash, the internet sucks. Most web pages use flash, not HTML5. We're going back to the pre-froyo days with this decision.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] upichie:
Be paitent. HTML5 will become more common; Flash will become less. It's a time of transition, a time of change. It's the future, so don't *****. ;)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mtmerrick:
Not *****ing - pointing out why this is bad.

I'm all for HTML5, but killing off flash for android because HTML5 exists is about as stupid as a carrier shutting down all data networks because they've put up a couple 4g towers - the majority of the internet is still using flash, and to axe flash now is incredibly premature. There is so little infrastructure for HTML5 that more people are going to be harmed than helped by this.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Putter:
Please excuse this mobile-technology challenged individual, but can HTML5 browsers on a smartphone play video and streaming video content that was originally developed with Flash?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] AllGamer:
not just android

for all mobile devices, including windows, webos, mac, BB, even PCs etc

personally, i'm glad it's dying, annoying to have to install that damn plugin to be able to see anything.

hurray! to HTML5 and active web contents

long live the web!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] upichie:
"Kill" and "axe" are too harsh of words. What they're doing is not going to affect flash at all on current devices. It will stay the same, just won't progress. So your anology isn't really correct. They're not "shutting down all data networks because they've put up a couple 4g towers," they are "letting you continue to use the current data network while focusing their resources on 4g."

No one will be harmed. Everyone will continue doing what they're doing. Even you, someone without flash, will just continue doing what you're already doing. And if you want flash? Get a capable device.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mtmerrick:
correct me if i'm wrong, but "security updates only" and "not expanding its market" seems to me to mean that flash will not be made available to new devices, meaning only older devices can run flash. so if you want to actually see all of the internet, which uses WAY more flash then HTML5, you have to get an old, underpowered device? really?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] AngelComa:
In all honestly, I have probably used flash like 2 times. I don't even watch Youtube videos on my phone.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] hp420:
I use my phone for music and flash more than anything, and this does nothing but piss me off!!! I use flash ona daily basis, and this means I will have a 6-8 month transition period where content will start ceasing to load while I'm waiting for the world to transition into html5

This is bull****, and I think adobe need to re-evaluate their heads!!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Theonew:
Actually, they said that they will continue it (for a very long time) for PCs.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Towle:
Mobile browsing is rapidly becoming the primary browsing method, and adobe makes a decision like this... Are they stupid?

Sent from my X53895246864214
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mtmerrick:
QFT!

very valid point. (and yes, i think they are.)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] upichie:
I'm not entirely sure. Do they release a different version of flash for each and every device? Do they have to change the flash download each time a new device comes out in order to support that device?

Again, I don't know enough to say yes or no on this one, but considering the amount of updates I see Flash getting on the Android market, I'm inclined to say this isn't entirely correct.

Well you still can watch flash on your device, so what are you getting so upset about?

Some people certainly are resistant to change. :confused:
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] spunker88:
This is bad news, the recent Flash 11 update finally felt nice and stable on my Droid 3. Being able to view flash elements full screen solves input issues.

The popular sites like Youtube, etc have HTML5 support in the works but there are many other smaller sites that will be on flash for a while. I'm backing up a copy of the flash player apk in case Adobe decides to pull it from the market. I wonder if flash will work on ICS or future browser versions?

Even without updates Flash 11 will still be plenty for a couple years as long as it works. Youtube only requires version 8 which came out in 2005, although it recommends 10 for the latest features which came out in 2008. This means Flash 11 should be fine for at least a few years and if Flash is really a dying breed, the sites that require the latest and greatest will have an HTML5 alternative by then. Older sites still done in Flash won't require a new version. But I don't know much about the Android plugin system.

I'm still thinking about my Droid 3 which has the Adobe Flash logo right on the box. This was a selling point of many Android phones. I wonder how long they will ship new phones with Flash.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] RED_:
I don't think i've ever used flash on my phone, don't watch youtube videos for one. Everything is moving towards HTML5 for they are doing in the right thing in putting more time into that but they really should still support flash at the same time. It still has it's uses despite being limited compared to HTML5.

i don't really know what to think of this, i guess the only way i could find out is it if disappeared so that i could see how it affects me.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mtmerrick:
AFAIK, the answer to that is yes.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] KMino:
This argument is like thinking switching on ipv6, would kill ipv4 overnight. Also, HTML5 doesn't,transport, decode and show video as many seem to think. Server extensions, code to recode, video to recode, takes a while..

IMHO it's a unintelligent fanboy war :] They better hurry it all along, before Android dominates the market and the new market leader does what the old one did...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] aforst55:
HTML 5 doesn't do alot of things. But oh well, what can you do.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Colomonster:
it's about darn time... seriously flash is a HOG.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Towle:
If you want the power of a v8, your going to use more gas.

Sent from my X53895246864214
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] ketah23:
i dont know how to feel about this well most of the time im just using flash for watching videos on my android but i hope all videos soon to be html5 format
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] chepphim:
Thanks you!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] masondoctorjt:
For everyone saying they never use flash, I'm wondering if you even realize when you are using it on your phone. Since I got android I notice all sorts of sites loading properly whereas they didn't on a phone that doesn't support it. Also if a news video appears or something, I just click and watch it, where you can't do that without flash a lot of times. I'm not mad it's going away since I'm sure I will be able to do that with whatever they come up with next, but to say you have a flash capable device and you never use it, may be a little inaccurate.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] lemonoid:
I know this could be a long shot or a good ways off, but hey this leaves room for a new developer to bring similar assistance to the table. It brings the idea of people programming their own versions of flash that will stay up to date with the issues we need it to resolve. Simply stating in the app that it is not officially supported by Adobe nor is affiliated with Flash.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] upichie:
Any phones come out in the last few days? Care to ask someone if they have flash on their new device? :p
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Hemlocke:
I just left the "Phone That Will Not Be Named That Does Not Use Flash," and one of my biggest problems is getting Flash OFF this phone. Its bloated garbage, and I, for one, wont miss it. I get plenty out of the interwebz, and I use "Click to Flash" on my desktop (which I really never click) and I have disabled plug-ins on this phone. Good riddance to bad rubbish, I say.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] slvrarrow:
Its great if you're a football fan. Listen to Leeds on uStream, can stream games live using it, can watch highlights and interviews on BBC Sport using it, and can watch cricket live on it. Battery lasts about 2 full games on Droid 3 or a morning of cricket. I can also use Skysports live ScoreCentre that is completely made out of flash and streams scores and stats.

I honestly don't see why people moan about flash, its smooth as silk on my GF's Pre 3 (single core 1.4ghz, and only Flash 10.1) and on my Milestone 1 it was acceptable when OC'd to 800mhz. I remember streaming shows like the Office off Megavideo and it was great.

On my D3 it is seemless, no choppiness when scrolling, and I can select what I want to play and what I don't it never crashes, and never interferes with my browsing experience.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] kontroversus:
I started having problems when I updated my phone to ICS.

I can see the videos on the browser, but if I try to go fullscreen the sound is correct, but no image, just a white screen... It's really sad because I like to stream fullscreen tv on the go and now I«m not able... I even thought it could be ROM related, then I realized that maybe an update was needed (it happened to me in the past) and then I started reading people's feedback on Android Market and I realized that there was nothing wrong with my device and its software...

So, I can see video on the webpage, but not on fullscreen... I tried with htc stock browser, ICS sotck browser, Mathon, Dolphin HD, Firefox and Chrome. All with the same results.

Yesterday I found on Android Market Quick ICS Browser and... IT WORKS! :) But why does this one work and the others don't?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lifeshoutslive:
Hey guys!

I don't know if that's the right section to post this question, but yeah.

I got an iPad 2 because of someone's success, so it's kinda emotional - long story short, I can't sell it, so I want to use it in an efficient way.

- the question: is there an app that turns my phone (a Galaxy S II) into a touchpad/mouse that doesn't require software on the client's side - or is there any app that pairs my phone with my iPad in this way?

Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prboy1969:
Well there's a few different ones you can try. Hope that at least points you in the right direction ;)

BlueputDroid

Gmote 2.0

PRemoteDroid

RemoteDroid

Padroid
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lifeshoutslive:
PADroid isn't available anymore, all of the others require software which can't be installed on the iPad.

But thanks anyway!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prboy1969:
Well sorry :( . But I'm sure if you keep searching with Google you'll come up with something.

TEAM MiK

Mik Roms Since 3/13/11
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MichaelAmrs:
http://androidadvices.com/turn-android-handset-wireless-mouse-keypad/

visit this link....
[HTC Sensation] chargingproblem:
Hello,

my new HTC Sensation worked fine. But since 4 days it seems that a ghost it touching the tochpad all time when the cellphone is charging.

So you can't use it while it is charging...

If you remove the power plug everything is fine again.

Has anybody had the same problem?

Best regards

Markus
[HTC Sensation] ptr_hamilton:
Just use another charger. Or touch the metal frame with your other hand. Its a problem with grounding .. next time please use search no need for yet another touchscreen thread :)

Pete
[HTC Sensation] chargingproblem:
Hello,

thank you very much for your answer.

I called the German HTC support before, but the men at the hotline knew nothing about this problem and wanted me to send the phone the them (that might have taken 2 weeks as it was told :eek:)

And I tried the search, but it seems as I used the wrong text for the search.

I am sorry.

Will post if it worked or net.

Best regards

Markus
[HTC Sensation] ptr_hamilton:
Hahaha it will, i also have this problem with a usual USB charger until i touch the frame.. or use the HTC charger :D
[HTC Sensation] nonione:
you can also fix this by charging it on your computer via USB...some say battery lasts even more
[HTC Sensation] chargingproblem:
Can anybody tell me the phrases I need to use for the search to find the already existing themes to this phenomen?
[HTC Sensation] ptr_hamilton:
Search for touch screen issue or touch screen response

You gonna find some ;)

Btw if my solution helped you, would be nice if you'd hit the thanks button. Thanks
[HTC Sensation] ilijan:
i had this problems whit the sensation charger.... i think the "0" on the charger is the problem... the micro usb cable is ok... just try diffrend htc model charger... i try Desire, wildfire charger withou any problems...
[HTC Sensation] zmfl:
Try a different charger...

If it's the same, try the link from my sig. It's the only touchscreen fix available and it was just confirmed that it works for problems like yours :)
[HTC Sensation] exb0:
WHO YA GONNA CALL??

GHOST BUSTERS!

I just had to XD
[HTC Sensation] alitomari:
I had the same problem; used the aluminum foil method others alluded to and that fixed it.
[HTC Sensation] Nekromantik:
is this issue still on the XE? or have they fixed it.
[HTC Sensation] a4ol:
The HTC charger is defective!!! Do not use.

Get another micro USB charger. I picked up a Samsung micro USB charger from a friend and it works great. No more ghosting =)
[HTC Sensation] zmfl:
That isn't confirmed yet...
[HTC Sensation] undercover:
Pin busters in this case lol
[HTC Sensation] undercover:
It would help if mine or zmfl's thread was made a sickie.