yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S General] fineazbro:
+1 for bugless beast been running this for 2months now..i have 5 different themes i create from the kitchen, switch back and forth between them, so i wont get tired of it:)
[Nexus S General] brrip:
don't bother with all the hate toward anyone on the forum. yesterday people were saying koush is putting up fake pictures. if a release is up, you'll hear about it and suddenly all you'll hear is adoration.

i'm in a similar boat as you, i'd recommend titanium backup your apps and wipe + get a new rom. even if there is a release, it might not be a stable one right now.
[Nexus S General] gavingreystone@gmail.com:
Doesn't anyone know about visidon applock on the market? Its pretty sweet and works well. Recognizes your face to unlock apps or on startup.

BTW....I'm sure everyone has seen this but:

Sent from my Google Nexus S

Sent from my Google Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Burbruee:
Well since the topic for the above rom is getting spammed I figured I'd ask here instead. :p

In Gingerbread I could go to settings -> call settings -> additional settings (or something like that) and select if I wanted to show or hide my own number for outgoing calls. (network defaut/show number/hide number)

It defaults to network default, which in my case for some reason is to hide the number!

So every time I flashed a rom I had to change this setting to SHOW my number.

Now in ICS the Call Settings menu appears to have vanished, closest thing to it is Sound but has no such setting.. So there is no way to change this?! Unless you can somehow do this manually through adb or root explorer or something..

If I can't change this then I'm sorry, I can't ever upgrade to ICS because none of my friends will answer on unknown caller.. :(
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
Switch carriers?
[Nexus S General] navjot94:
Try contacting your carrier, I feel like the default network setting should be to show your phone number..
[Nexus S General] gavingreystone@gmail.com:
So yeah, just walked past a sign :

Galaxy Nexus, exclusively from Bell.

Sent from my Google Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Moritzio:
If that does not work, consider getting a Google Voice account and use Groove IP to make your calls through Google Voice.
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
Has anyone tried out the ics from the ns general section?

Downloading it at the moment...

Sent from my Google Nexus S
[Nexus S General] mk86:
yeah, works better like every beta before! definitly worth flashing it.
[Nexus S General] -CMX:
Just got Ice Cream Sandwich on my Nexus S, it looks tasty. Here's a screenshot.
[Nexus S General] mk86:
[OT] seems like you already got the official update, nice! :D [\OT]
[Nexus S General] wind784:
Oh god I hope not only bell.
[Nexus S General] leerobson99:
Haha I bet u licked it of the screen too lmao

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
I just flashed the ics out the general Forum and i love it!! Everything works perfect and smooth! No FC's and whatsapp sync also works!!

It says in the thread that USB doesnt work will try that out later...

All that i can say now is: flash it!! ;D
[Nexus S General] mk86:
yeah its pretty cool.. iam using it since yesterday evening (cet) installed all my daily apps and seems like this is a very stable release.. unfortunately the speed is slowing down after a few apps installed.. maybe because of the missing kernel, idk. if so, just go to developer settings and check the box "do not keep activities" or something like that, dont know what it is exactly in english, using german vsrsion :)
[Nexus S General] neungs:
i'm download ics rom from dev section now..
[Nexus S General] gbohm:
heyhey i am just following this thread for some days (i am at this moment trying to compile ics myself) it would be helpfull if you link the build you are using so anyone could check what work has allready be done and so on....

danke ;-)
[Nexus S General] kbboykin:
Does this flash and work on the Nexus S 4g. I don't have 4g in my area, so it's not an issue in regards to 4g not working.
[Nexus S General] batting1000:
Yes, just be sure to download the nexus s 4g one. 4G is not a feature of this from so its not a setting that can be enabled.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G running Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0.1
[Nexus S General] kbboykin:
Are you using it as a daily driver?
[Nexus S General] batting1000:
I certainly will be. It's working fantastic for me. Haven't had any crashes or instabilities yet.
[Nexus S General] codemonkey85:
Since I can't yet post in the development forums, I figured I'd add my endorsement here. I'm using kwiboo's ROM as well, and I have to say... it is pretty awesome. Even my not-quite-tech-savvy fiance pointed out to me how much prettier it is, and how much attention to detail was obviously paid to ICS.

As far as kwiboo goes... I don't know where this guy came from, but I hope he stays a while.
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
I added kwiboos rom to my first post! If you know any other ocs roms i should add you can tell me! ;)

Sent from my Google Nexus S
[Nexus S General] goraps:
Bell has it exclusive for 2011 but Rogers already has it in the reservation system. The only thing is they won't be shipping until sometime in 2012
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
A guy from Google posted this.

http://i.imgur.com/4DkBr.jpg

:D
[Nexus S General] jinsoku3g:
Trying to find if battery life is decent and front camera work. The sdk I only got like 6 hours.
[Nexus S General] jaestreetss:
Battery life is good and just the video can doesn't work

brought to you by my iced out ns4G
[Nexus S General] Burbruee:
That's good. Hopefully we will have the update next week. :)
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
haha i opeed up this thread shortly after HAKAs thread got shut down... and on his thread there were a lot of fights going on because of drew etc. so i just wrote that because i thought ppl would be mad at me for opening the thread...

probaly just a strange unnecessary way of thinking on my side! ;D

ill have to change the first post anyway!

as i said before: if anybody finds an ics rom please post it in here and ill update the first post! ;D
[Nexus S General] fabulous69:
ill post Drew's Rom as soon as he released it :D

haha Kiding ^^

thx for this usefull thread :)
[Nexus S General] funkyblue04:
Do you have a link?
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
i probably will post it because its another ics build... i also postet the b12 from him, although its useless in my eyes because of kwiboos release, wich is way more stable and more funktional! but its better to have everything in here so people can find the things theyre looking for! ;D
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
does actually anybody here use another kernel on kwiboos ics? i havent tried yet but id love beeing able to uv and have ezekeels mods on ics!! ;)
[Nexus S General] Moystard:
Concerning the official release by Google, I still remember their definition of soon from the Gingerbread period last year ;)
[Nexus S General] xsteven77x:
Mod edit: Get rid of your entitled attitude. If you don't like something, fix it or at the very least give constructive feedback instead of whining.
[Nexus S General] funkyblue04:
Did Google give more information last year? As in actual dates? Or just left everyone hanging?
[Nexus S General] Moystard:
They always say 'soon' and that's all. It is normal however that they don't release just yet ICS for the Nexus S, it would be detrimental to the Galaxy Nexus release.
[Nexus S General] JohnCorleone:
This kwiboo release is completely different from the SDK ports. If the battery life is decent, it will be my daily. I haven't put the phone down because there is so much that's different on this build. What a first post...lol.
[Nexus S General] Javs2010:
So it's running pretty stable? Thinking about flashing and seeing for myself lol

Sent from my CM7 Nexus S
[Nexus S General] gavingreystone@gmail.com:
Mod edit? Oh boy.......
[Nexus S General] [c]K:
It's very stable, but to soon to comment on battery life.
[Nexus S General] zorak950:
Not the beta, the last release.
[Nexus S General] Award Tour:
It's probably been mentioned already but if you go to dev settings, you can enable forced GPU acceleration on apps that haven't switched it on (which at this point is almost all third party apps). Makes a big difference on performance (feedly's scrolling and animation is finally silky smooth for me) and wouldn't be surprised if it helped conserve battery. a bit.
[Nexus S General] Ryjabo:
I was down to about 60% after a little over 2 1/2 hours. Props to all involved in the creation of this ROM for their hard work... but I'll wait for something that isn't going to slaughter my battery.
[Nexus S General] Javs2010:
Okay thanks!

Sent from my CM7 Nexus S
[Nexus S General] donsh00tmesanta:
From my understanding some pieces of GB had to be used to make this work...

What were they?
[Captivate General] lilbigdude1:
I flashed a new rom last night, and all my volume settings are maxed, and the earpiece sounds low and muffled. There's been no prior issues until I flashed the new rom. Any ideas?

SGH-I897

2.3.5

I897UCKJ3

Red nebula aggro-za

ILLUMINANCE 1.1

TEGRAK UOC 1.3 ghz
[Captivate General] chappatti:
Go back to your previous kernel, Samurai 1.3, or try boogs kernel or even Corn Kernel.........Based on you signature and your "latest" flash list the difference is the Red Nebula kernel.

Sounds like a kernel issue.
[Captivate General] MeVirtually:
Yeah, it's the kernel. I recently switched to samurai, and I noticed my volumes went up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
So I've been following the reviews today as the Galaxy Nexus Rolls out and here are some things to think about:

- The GSM version has a weaker signal vs Droid Razr (on Rogers).

- WiFi has the WiFi Death Grip (hand behind device = kill signal).

- No SD.

- Verizon LTE includes Verizon Bloatware (could delay updates).

- Reported horrible battery (still early).

- No Facebook integration (camera or contacts).

- Meh CPU/GPU

- Screen looks amazing, better then SGSII by a mile and white whites!

I'm starting to be unsure about this. Weak cellular antenna, WiFi Death Grip, and bad battery life.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] yaggermr:
z4root allows you to put the device in usb debugging mode and appears to allow temporary root I didn't try the permenant method. This may be premature so don't get to worked up. Also If your not comfortable with ruining your device don't.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] diamond_lover:
Great news my friend ;)

That's what I supposed. By the way, with Usb Debugging mode you can use the Kndle fire method for root!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] yaggermr:
thanks for the info im going to try this method.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] downsay:
Beautiful news. Keep it coming:)

<3 XDA
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Andrmgic:
There doesn't appear to be an adb executable on the nook tablet at all.. hmm..
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] yaggermr:
So far no luck with super oneclick
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] yaggermr:
Well it appears that z4root doesn't even achieve a temporal root but it does allow you to access developer settings. I think the debug mode is important and should allow someone with more skill than myself the ability to root the nook. I also am not positive super one click can't work. Anyway most things I want to work great. Someone is going to crack this nut.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] beatlesfan01:
Considering this thing isn't even out yet officially, and all everyone has already done to it, I don't think we have anything to worry about. It'll be rooted in no time.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] roustabout:
It's worth trying (and copying out the error messages) running zergrush.

Since you have an ADB prompt, you can probably copy files across to /data/local/ on a lot of Android devices - if I remember rightly, that directory has relaxed permissions for creating files.

Zergrush was able to root the Samsung once copied to that directory.

A discussion of zergrush is here:

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1320350

Basically, get the zergrush tool (not the .c file but the executable), copy it to /data/local, and try a

sh zergrush

You'll probably get a bunch of messages followed by it not quite working.

If we're super lucky, it'll just work and give you a # prompt, meaning you've got root.

(and if you already had the # prompt, I'm pretty sure you had root. The non-root adb prompt is $ on most devices.)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] diamond_lover:
This should the right instruction to configure ADB server:

Prerequisite: Android SDK installed.

1) Open with Notepad %USERPROFILE%\.android\adb_usb.ini and add this to the end:

Code:

0x2080

2) Open the google-usb_driver subfolder in sdk folder, edit android_winusb.inf with notepad, find [Google.NTx86] and [Google.NTamd64] section:

Code:

;Nook Tablet

%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1949&PID_0006

%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1949&PID_0006&MI_01

[THIS VALUES COME FROM Kindle Fire, SO CAN BE DIFFERENT!]

3) Save and Close.

4) Kill Adb: adb kill-server then adb devices and check if the nook is there.
​

Let me know if worked.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Knuxr:
Damn I should have brought mine to work with me... I could have tried this for you.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] moonlonely:
Nope. That doesn't work. I also tried changing the values in the android_winusb.inf file to 2080 (instead of 1949), but had no luck. My guess is there's something we're missing in the PID section.
[Galaxy S II General] sindrefyrn:
Hey, so I'm a little confused. I want to install Cyanogenmod on my SGS II now, but then I need CWM recovery, and for CWM recovery I need a new kernel. This one looked interesting, until I realized I can't use it with Cyanogenmod.

What would be the most stable for me to use? I'm not after anything fancy like overclocking or volt changing and what not.

Thanks alot!
[Galaxy S II General] id10terrordfw:
CM7 has CWM already in it, but I use SiyahKernel, it seems to work quite well. Like 7300 in useless Quadrant well.
[Galaxy S II General] sindrefyrn:
Thanks alot sir! :) I'll go with SiyahKernel.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jameslfc5:
Just wondering if someone will post the apk please :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stylez:
https://www.box.net/shared/1jsnmiga1gjocqxdbdr1
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jameslfc5:
Legend mate, thanks!

Take it you're on the 50GB account? if not, let me know and I'll get you one :)
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derchrisuk:
Hi folks,

I might have a stupid noob question, but not able to find the answer.

I got a Motorola Xoom (EU), and I did root it the other day.

All working fine.

Now I get update notifications for 3.1, but I'm not able to install the stock update.

After the reboot, the Android logo is showing an error, and then it reboots to normal OS.

Now the question is, all instructions I found so far require an external SD Card to get a custom rom with 3.1/3.2 installed.

Is a SD card required, or can I get the same done via USB debug?

Thanks for looking at this thread.

Regards,

derchris
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okantomi:
You need a custom version of ClockworkMod Recovery made for the Xoom. You can flash the solarnz R4c v3.2.0.0 that does require a micro sdcard (even a 2GB is fine) which will appear at mnt/external1, or you can go with Rogue recovery that will let you flash from internal storage (mnt/sdcard) or other options. It's up to you but you must be able to flash the recovery image file through adb/fastboot, since you can't flash a zip file through fastboot.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derchrisuk:
Thanks for the reply,

I used this thread to install recovery-Tiamat-R4c-100611-1150-cwm.img, as they had a recovery image file for adb/fastboot.

Looking through the options, I see a "mount USB storage" option, but I ended up in only having a 3 MB drive, and as soon as I exited the menu the drive was gone too.

Do you happen to know a download for an adb/fastboot image of the Rogue Recovery?

I don't have a single SD Card, thats why I would like to use USB or internal memory.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okantomi:
You would have to go to that thread and see if there is an option for initial install via img file. I haven't used Rogue, so I don't know.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] derchrisuk:
I figured it out myself ;)

There was an img file inside the zip, which I was able to flash to the Xoom.

Next I used Tiamat Xoom Rom 2.2.2 "Moray" from the internal memory, and have now 3.2.1 on my Xoom.

Thanks for the help ;)
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okantomi:
My pleasure.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] frjj:
Hi everyone, I've just notice that in the HTC evo view 4g official website, under support -> download page, a "view 4g user guide - honeycomb" was recently added on Monday, Nov 14. Does this indicate that view 4g will get honeycomb update soon?

I don't think I can post links on the board yet, sorry about that.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] ICHAPMAN:
Hi,

Link to the document -> http://htc.com/us/content/documents/HTC_EVO_View_4G/20111020_Sprint_EVO_View_4G_UG.PDF

I guess this means we are edging closer to a release..
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jscott30:
Cool, and there is a pic of an official Honeycomb Swype keyboard on the View in that manual. Shouldn't be too much longer.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] dstrauss:
Why no description of the Scribe pen technology ? Isn't it supposed to be systemwide in Honeycomb?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] rbebber:
the view docs are terrible, compare them to the jetstream docs.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] frjj:
the point is that there were only a user guide for view 4g - gingerbread, which was uploaded sometime back in the summer, and now the honeycomb version of the user guide just popped up on Monday, may indicate the honeycomb update is around the corner... I do have to agree with you that the user guide is next to useless...
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] rbebber:
The point is, there was a questiion about the pen.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] contradude:
my guess is going to be that since the HTC scribe is a seperate product, they left the pen out so that they could stop including the pen at a future point if they wanted to without everyone pestering them with "but the user guide says you could".
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] DigitalMD:
yeah, not everyone wants or buys the pen. It's a separate product.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] frjj:
The manual is gone now, you can only see the gingerbread version of the manual...... maybe there isn't a honeycomb to begin with, it was just our imaginations... I need to go to the doctors, because I'm starting to seeing things...
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jscott30:
It's still there, unless I'm also seeing things. ;) :

http://www.htc.com/us/content/documents/HTC_EVO_View_4G/20111020_Sprint_EVO_View_4G_UG.PDF
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] cmunho:
Confirmed the manual is definitely gone. I was hoping the flyer would be something more when I bought it. Unfortunately, I was foolish to buy it for what it could be, rather what it is. I think it's going back to the store. Now I have to figure out what to do with these accessories I bought online.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] frjj:
You are direct linking to the pdf file, they are not deleting the file, but the tech support page isn't showing it anymore, it was shown on that page yesterday.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jscott30:
Yes, of course. I wouldn't expect it to stay on the tech support page, though, until Honeycomb is officially released.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] frjj:
hopefully the official release date isn't too far... maybe htc is done with the hc development, and right now it's sprint who is holding up the release, because sprint need to dump all their bloatware in first... :confused:
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] rbebber:
HTC EVO VIEW 4G MAINTENANCE RELEASE 2 INSTRUCTIONS | 11.03.2011

This software upgrade available for your HTC EVO View 4G provides key enhancements: more

HTC SYNC 3.0.5579 FOR HTC EVO VIEW 4G™ (SPRINT) | 09.22.2011

You can use HTC Sync™ to synchronize Outlook contacts and calendar, Outlook Express contacts, music, Pictures & video, Bookmarks and Documents from your PC to your device. more

Download (146 MB)

HTC EVO VIEW 4G MAINTENANCE RELEASE 0 INSTRUCTIONS | 06.24.2011

The software upgrade available for your HTC EVO View 4G provides key enhancements: more

User Guides

HTC EVO VIEW 4G USER GUIDE GINGERBREAD | 06.24.2011

Download (4.9 MB)

HTC EVO VIEW 4G USER GUIDE HONEYCOMB | 11.14
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] matthew2582:
You weren't foolish at all.

The Flyer is hands down the best built, highest performance tablet on the market until the Asus Prime Tegra 3 hits the market.

We have had virtually every tablet going - Acer, Asus, Archos, Samsung - and they all went back and the Flyer stayed :-)

So what the Flyer is running Gingerbread 2.3.4 - - far better that than buggy and unstable Honeycomb.

Until the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 comes out - we still take the Flyer over any other 7" tablet currently available - and the Samsung 7.7 is likely to cost well over $500
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] cmunho:
Don't get me know, I like it a ton, but running 2.3.4 is severely limiting to me. I want the pen input for art apps. It's the perfect size for sketching, but until HC comes to it...it just doesn't work at that.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] GODZSON:
Info From HTC

Limited Reply :/

We need a Nice person to share the goodies from it (Leak)

Dear Will -Godzson,

I understand you would like information about updates for your device. I know how important it is for your device to be up-to-date. However, before releasing a ROM update we have to be sure that the software is going to work properly on your hardware and on your carrier’s network. This testing does take some time but will result in an update that is optimized to work on your device and on your carrier’s network. While we want to release software as soon as we can we will only do so once the software has passed our quality standards.

At this time we do not have any information about an update for your device. When the update is released it will be announced on HTC.com and/or our official social media outlets (our official Facebook and Twitter pages).

To send a reply to this message or let me know I have successfully answered your question log in to our Contact Us site using your email address and your ticket number *************.

Sincerely,

Kathleen

HTC

I agree it is the perfect size for sketching...
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] globatron:
We know it exists, in some cases we even know of people who have access to it, we just haven't managed to convince anyone with access to leak it.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] mrniceguy715:
:) all I can say...
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bboymickey:
I don't know if anyone else noticed but the HTC mobile guide app is also updated to honeycomb. I wish someone could shed some light on this situation.

Sent from my Evo View 4g
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] spartan1987:
Yeah I'm getting tired of waiting for HC on the view. If only I knew more about development, id be trying to port over the flyer's HC update, but i know Wimax would be borked. Seems to go with the territory. As it stands I finally have some more time, so I'm trying to get all my ducks in a row to at least cook up a decent ROM. I wish we had more devs over here, but seeing as the view probably hasn't sold as well, we may never. I paid $250 on launch day for mine so it was a no brainer which tablet I was going to get. The data plan had been pretty good and my wife was even able to do an art project for school on it with the scribe. Maybe someone will make a good LP+ skin that works like HC? Here's hoping the update comes by Christmas.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] m00nelph:
Sadly the View so far has turned out to be a disappointing first tablet buy for me.

I was all excited about having a 7 inch form factor art tablet and was hoping to play with adobes new apps but it all requires 3.0+ so were hosed at the moment.

Sucks to see hardware with such potential being throttled by the os :(

Guess ill continue to pray for HC/ICS and hope someone above smiles on us few View owners some day..