yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackbtha1:
Now that I think about it my brother had this similar issue with his Inc. It first started doing random reboots constantly. I tried everything I could think off. At the end it would just reboot over and over and once in a while after letting it sit for a day or 2 it would load as far as the unlock screen and then reboot. Turned out to be a hardware issue. This may be the case for your Inc...I hope not though!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] insanemunki:
Ya me too.. but the more and more I delve into it its starting to look like a hardware issue.. but like I said.. it's just a hobby/mod phone (although its still better than my charge..lol) but ill continue to tinker. Thanks for the info.. ill post if it does wind up working.
[Ideos S7 General] Huaweis7:
i need huawei s7 android 2.1 firmware. do anybody know a link to get it or download it. my huawei s7 does'nt boot up, its kepp getting a error. i need to install android 2.1 on my huwawei again. please anyone reply.:)

thanks.
[Ideos S7 General] Stef1978:
Hi I have the same problem. Need to flash stock 2.1 rom for S7 -101.... all the link are down...any help :(
[Ideos S7 General] goodoane:
Send me a PM with your version number and maybe I can help.

Sent from my Transformer TF101
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] -viperboy-:
THIS THREAD IS ONLY FOR DEVELOPMENT AND POSTS RELATED TO DEVELOPMENT! FOR ALL GENERAL ICS DISCUSSION, PLEASE GO HERE:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1348832

Screenshots of ICS!

credit to TCP for this!​

DEVS: Join #ICS-DEV-E4GT on Freenode!

Current Dev List

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Yay 4 Juggs

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T.C.P

Jez2cool

bubby323

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Update: 11/23 @ 3:54PM EST

SteadyHawkin has gotten an ICS kernel put together with a fully working recovery!! Way to go, man!! At this point, we are testing with our current build to work on fixing things! I have been trying to get a source build of our own together, but there is a problem when trying to sync ICS source right now. But we will continue on :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] -viperboy-:
Mine too!!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] -viperboy-:
No posting in here if it's not related to development!! I don't know how much clearer I can make this. There is a link in the OP to a thread about ICS in General, post in there. If you post in here asking for ETAs, volunteering to test, of anything not related to development, I hope you get a nice long vacation from XDA. Jerdog will address this more shortly.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jerdog:
As -viperboy- stated, this thread is for discussion relating to Development. Anything that is not directly related to issues experienced with this development effort, and NOT already addressed in the thread itself, counts as off-topic and will be actioned accordingly and might just earn it's poster a nice little vacation from XDA to think about his/her actions - or maybe to read:

XDA Mantra

XDA Forum Rules

And if you have any questions on what might constitute "off-topic" and unwelcome thread-garbage, let me just quote some of what venerable Senior Moderator and top developer pulser_g2 had to say:

I think that pretty much clears that up. =)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] -viperboy-:
Thanks, jerdog. That perfectly sums it up.

Now, as a small update for everyone - SteadyHawkin, me, and hopefully many of the other devs will have a date in IRC tonight working on this :) I would appreciate if we could keep the chit chat low in IRC if we are actively working on something in there. Stay tuned :) Want to be the first to know about updates? You can follow me on Twitter - http://twitter.com/#!/_viperboy_

Also, I don't care about the number of Thanks that I get but if you do want to say thanks to me or any one else who posts in here, please just use the button :)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RamboDroid:
In developing this ICS ROM may I make a light suggestion that I think all might love?..... Could the search keay be remaped to function as the multi task soft key that is in ICS?

Maybe a feature like this would be something to look at after we had a daily driver type ROM but I felt it would be a good thought to throw in during this development stage. Thanks
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tomyboombotz:
Hold down the home button brings up multiple task same one as if u pressed the key

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I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=40.844040,-74.081034
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Rsloan:
Is the kernel Samsung or an aosp variant?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] TheDeadCPU:
*whacks on nose*
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jerdog:
Wow - evidently you missed the posts above so I shall give them to you here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19775625&postcount=4

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=19775625&postcount=5

Neither of your posts are related to development, they instead belong in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1348832
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] SweetwaterBurns:
I have the ICS source on my machine at home... I could set up a shell account for you if you wanted to do some work or just copy it to your own machine. It's not the fastest connection to download from, but it might be better then nothing if you continue to have issues.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] xak944:
I also have a build system set up and can provide shell access with remote adb to your device connected to your client. Quad-core, 4GB RAM, hardware RAID filesystem. PM me for more info.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daniel4653:
Hey didn't steady have a working kernal or was that only for CM7?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] T.C.P:
He has a working kernel but it doesn't have cdma stuffz in their
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rayprobg:
I don't know anything about kernels... but I am trying to learn, so baring that in mind... couldn't you just take the CDMA "commands" or "scripts" or " whatever word I am searching for " and apply it to the working ICS kernel from a working CDMA kernel?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] odub303:
Keeping it as simple as possible, no, you cannot do that.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ophois:
There aren't any "scripts" for ICS to be used. Gingerbread ones will not work. Development will not get anywhere until we get a good leak for our device and looking at how there has been no ICS leaks for the E4GT or even information of one, I don't believe Samsung is currently working on ICS for it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Steady Hawkin:
Alright guys, I should not even be saying anything but Im going to anyway. I know many of you are tired of waiting for ICS and feel like we are the odd man out while everyone else gets a taste of the glory. This is in fact not the case! I'm not going to name names, or comment on anything else, but I will say that development is VERY much alive for this phone. Its also allot closer than any of you think. Trust me, there is a very tallented group of people who are close to making this dream a reality.

Me making a comment in this thread does infact violate what this thread was intented to do and for that I'm sorry. My intention is just to inform you that we too shall taste sweet victory soon. My only request is that we move non-development related questions and comments to the Q&A or general subforum so we can keep this thread clean for future use. I look forward to basking in the sweet taste of a delicious sandwich with all of you very soon :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bbh4r4l:
Thank you
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Fendulon:
Thank you for the glimpse of what's going on behind the scenes Steady Hawkin. I understand that you can only say so much, but it is much appreciated. I am sure we are all very excited for ICS on our phones.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rayprobg:
If ICS was crack then you have just given this crack head something to look forward to... but I badly need a fix so I hope you guys are real close ha ha
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] eagles16:
Thank you so much, you are the light at the end of my tunnel :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Rsloan:
Omg guys no more random comments. " My only request is that we move non-development related questions and comments to the Q&A or general subforum so we can keep this thread clean for future use. I look forward to basking in the sweet taste of a delicious sandwich with all of you very soon. " just thank his post.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Shoulon:
You people are just wow.

GENERAL DISCUSSION THREAD FOR THIS ICS THREAD HERE.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1459117
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] beezy420:
Wow how much longer you going to milk this I had this up and running in a matter of minutes.It's not that hard to get ICS on the SGSII. I have it and would of released for the public already but when I tried to get a little help in packaging it for public release I got trolled so I said screw it and flashed back to stock and put it back in the box.Guess I'll just stick to my NS4G.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] 12MaNy:
Pffffft.....what? Lol

Wtf happened to this place?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ophois:
Ah! This is one of the possibilities that I thought of. You guys are just not releasing anything so that you can give us a perfectly working, bugless ROM.

Now for something development-related...Uhh. Dat kernel.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] T.C.P:
guys please stay on topic, as mentioned by steady their is progress being made, and their is only a few bugs that are keeping this from being a daily
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cidica:
If you don't mind me asking T.C.P. what are the issues that's keeping it from being released?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Tha_Dynasty2049:
Im jus happy someone cares about us enough to get ice cream

so take ya time i know its hard work and

you doing this with your own free time

cuz samsung said sumthing like they not pushin out ice cream

becuase of touch wiz or sumthin like that

sooo TIA weneva you finish this
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cidica:
We are getting ICS from Samsung. The SGS1 is the phone that might not get it as well as the original Galaxy Tab cause of specs on the devices. The International version of the SGS2 is already got builds of ICS for it leaked the E4GT will get it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] wase4711:
thank you to everyone who is working on this project.

your good judgement is appreciated in taking your time, and working to ensure a bug free ROM.

There are plenty of great roms/themes/and kernels that you guys, and others have put out to keep us very occupied!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] shiftr182:
Do you guys realize who Beezy420 is? He was one of the first to port ICS to the Nexus S 4g. For those of you who keep giving him crap, check out his github. He spends most of his time on android central. He really could have helped this.

Im sorry for the off topic, but all this bashing back and forth crap is pointless.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] -viperboy-:
well, that's just about enough of that. This entitlement and bull**** is part of the reason why I don't really dev for this phone anymore. Its not fun for me to hear people ***** and moan all day about everything. I'm closing this thread.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rochford77:
Does anyone still use a custom launcher with ICS? if so why? what does it bring to the table that ics does not? i mean we have a full dock now in the stock launcher...and we have scrollabe widgets.

and the real reason im posting is, do you think CM9 will have ADW baked in like it always has? i dont see much point now. My fav launcher out there is by far the stock ICS launcher...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] are-red:
No..ithink ics launcher is great.. and i love stock
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gakuseinozen:
I haven't used ICS yet (still waiting on the Galaxy Nexus to be released in the U.S.).

Does the stock ICS launcher allow custom icons?

How about a scrollable dock (like in Launcher Pro) that gives you three panels to scroll through, with 5 customizable slots on each?

What about swipe gestures? For example, in LP you can set it so that if you swipe upwards from your browser shortcut it will pop up with a list of your bookmarks.

Those would be the only features I would miss coming from LP.

If the stock ICS launcher has those features, I don't see the need to even think about switching to anything else. Even if it doesn't, I will probably stick with stock just to stick with the overall ICS look and feel, although I would hope Google would add those features in a future update (I mean if some guy can program that kind of thing in his spare time, I'm sure Google's programmers would have no problem with it)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Award Tour:
It'd be incredibly easy for Google to add those features, the reason why they don't is because they're not intuitive features and Android caters to a very wide audience. In the past I installed LP+ on all my relatives phones, many got confused or lost.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gakuseinozen:
I agree that they are more for advanced users, but one of the biggest advantages of Android is that it caters to those types of users - those who want to have the option of trading a little simplicity for more functionality. I'm not suggesting that these features be enabled by default, but perhaps there could be a toggle to enable "advanced dock settings," or something of that nature.

Just seems to me like it would be in the best interest of Google to make these kinds of features available without third party apps, especially given the amount of people that turn to alternate launchers because most OEM skins (sense, blur, touchwiz, etc) are unattractive, intrusive, and/or lacking in functionality.

As I said in my previous post, I personally probably wont switch to a third party launcher with ICS just because I want to retain the cohesive look and feel that ICS offers, but I will definitely miss the functionality of something like Launcher Pro which is why I wish that Google would offer at least the option to enable some of those additional features with ICS.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KrisMurdrum:
I keep going back and forth between Go Launcher EX and stock... Will do so until I configured the stock the way I like my screen.

The features from GL-EX that I'm holding out for arwe the swipe up option and the option of running 5x4 screen >>
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v3rk:
i see where you're coming from but you have to see it from google's side. the more options they offer with their base product, the more bewildering and off-putting it may seem to your typical end user.

but then, third party apps come in and fill the void. android itself doesn't (and shouldn't) cater to any kind of user specifically, but it allows developers to cater to them. and that's what's so great about it. :)
[General Questions and Answers] dreamado:
What ist the best kernel for Leedroid Rom?

For Battery and works..

Thanks
[LG Optimus 3D] llcoolr:
cant run LGFlashTool.exe (cracked) original one is working fine but asking for keys..........

using windows Xp sp2 also iv try on 2 other PCs
[LG Optimus 3D] MadCobbler:
This is posted in wrong section... should be in general
[LG Optimus 3D] destroyerpl:
Get the lg flash tool from adixtra's topic about flashing kdz files,there are tutorial how to.
[LG Optimus 3D] Meemo23:
Here is a question for you what did you exactly dev here that you had to open a question thread?...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tonnytech:
Hi,

Ive owned the s2 and a sensation xe , i liked the s2 however all the ones i tested had a pink spot on camera and yellow tint on screen left side, this was a month ago.

Anyhow i can get this phone on a super deal the lack of micro sd does not bother me and tbh im i dont think im to bothered about the camera either. That being said im eager to know if anyones upgraded over the s2 and what there views might be in relation to size and the new screen. Also iw as curious how much of the 16gb memory you have free for to actually use upon first boot ?

Im sorry if these questions have been asked but i have searched here and been watching endless youtube vids as well as reading various reviews. And would appreciate the feedback of people here :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
Depends how much you can get the Galaxy Nexus for?

The $700+ price tag is what drove me off and i just opted for the white Galaxy S II for about $400+ and saved the money to fund a future purchase.

The Galaxy Nexus is more of a side upgrade than a full upgrade, the Galaxy S III will be the full upgrade.

If you can get it cheap, then go for it. If not, its not really worth upgrading from an SGS II. Considering we should get ICS stable port soon hopefully with the great dev community we have and it would run better than on the GN in terms of plain hardware speed.

The GN screen can't be matched though, its beautiful
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fade1d:
GN SGSII

I just got my GN a few days ago and my impressions are:

The phone feels slightly bigger, but only because it's thicker. But it feels much better in your hand.

the screen clarity is insane. I thought SGSII was amazing, but this is really something else.

I think having had a lot of time using a SGSI, I can totally tell that the screen is pentile/super AMOLED, not PLUS. But the resolution more than makes up for it.

Camera is acceptable. It's definitely no SGSII but it's not totally dismal either.

1080p is awesome. And the funny distortions that you get with google talk/video recording is a fun feature.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tonnytech:
QUOTE=fade1d;19778180]I just got my GN a few days ago and my impressions are:

The phone feels slightly bigger, but only because it's thicker. But it feels much better in your hand.

the screen clarity is insane. I thought SGSII was amazing, but this is really something else.

I think having had a lot of time using a SGSI, I can totally tell that the screen is pentile/super AMOLED, not PLUS. But the resolution more than makes up for it.

Camera is acceptable. It's definitely no SGSII but it's not totally dismal either.

1080p is awesome. And the funny distortions that you get with google talk/video recording is a fun feature.[/QUOTE]

Really appreciate the feedback thanks , i can get this phone for free same as sII with no increase to my line rental or contract , the main thing thats doing it for me on this phone is the resolution i wasent to keen on the gsII previously due to the yellow tint screen issues and pink spot. That being said im sure if you can get a working one it would be great.

fade1d can i ask you please how much memory you have free of the 16gb when you first boot ...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
you have around 13gb on first boot.

If you can get either one free with your contract, go for the Galaxy Nexus.

Simple choice when you put it that way.

Camera won't be a problem, you should be using a point and shoot or DSLR if you want to take real photos anyway.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rashad1:
Since this is the Galaxy Nexus Forum, I'm going to say go with the Galaxy S II
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BFirebird101:
I'm going for the GNex because of the awesome screen and it's on Verizon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BFirebird101:
That more than likely won't be the US retail price, that's only through Best Buy, and usually they're around 200 over verizon price.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
lol....your on verizon. Im pretty sure we're talking about the GSM version as the OP states he had the SII and Sensation.

To get the GSM version, you have to import it and the cheapest price is from handtec which is $700
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Russellmania:
How the hell are you getting a Nexus for free?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Taskman:
I have the SGS II and for me it was clear the Galaxy Nexus was for me. The camera is the only thing I will really miss for the extra details but will love the zero shutter lag from the Nexus.

Don't play that much games on the phone so nothing major there either for me.

I'm going to love the faster updates and all the small details of what the Nexus really is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spovat:
how did you get the gs2 for around 400? last I checked it was selling closer to 550
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tonnytech:
again thanks for replys all 13 GB first boot is a bit of a wounder most my mp3 from other phone would fill that so i will have to think about that point and how important that could be be. On another note i can get samsung nexus for free becouse i have been given extra allowance in my upgrade due to getting messed around by my current phone providor they sent me 4 sII all refurbished when they was supposed to be brand new (it was a massive mess about).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jabbypants:
Reason I would go for the GN is updates direct from Google and not having to wait for Samsung to get them and integrate them with there touchwiz crap.

Hated touchwiz on my GS2 and for me this is the first version of android you don't need a different launcher and stock Android is the dogs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
I got one off someone in the selling section of this forum.

And as for touchwiz..............thats why your on XDA developers, to root the phone and put custom roms on etc so you don't have touchwiz. But the thing i will say is, the reason why the GS II was so fast and still it when it came out was because of touchwiz and all the hardware acceleration samsung implemented.

The browser is probably one of the smoothest if not the best out there right now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jabbypants:
You didn't have to root though did you just install launcher pro or Go launcher for example, my point is I don't need those launchers with ICS.

I can't say I come across any problems with the browser on this phone, its fast and smooth and I never used Flash anyway always disabled it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
lol...whats the fun of not putting customs roms on. They usually make the phone run better anyway. People with Nexus phones still root and put custom roms on their phones.

I never said the galaxy nexus browser was slow. It's definitely smooth and fast because ICS implemented hardware acceleration finally and the ICS framework totally reworked the browser so that its loads better than the old ones. In terms of speed and loading, it's the fastest out there, it has the lowest sunspider scores of any phone right now and in terms of smoothness, its probably on par with the GS II but i haven't used one.

Reviews said ICS in terms of perceived speed its a tad slower than the GS II and galaxy note
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
The custom hardware acceleration was one of the reasons for SGSII being so fast, but ICS brings this natively, so both the GN and SGSII are the same.

I'd pick the GN just for the beautiful HD screen. Outside of that, there isn't much difference.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ibanez33:
I recently had to make this choice and went GN.

I haven't seen comparison pics but at the end of the day bumping up the megapixles doesn't equal better photos.

Yes there are custom roms and what not but I know from having my SG1 that the amount of closed source things samsung include in the phone makes it more difficult for people to get things like cyanogen running (of course thanks to awesome people they did it anyway :p)

Its just looks a really polished device and i heard so many people say if you hand tried a pure android device you should... so I am :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewpewbangbang:
well as i've said......galaxy nexus is the way to go if your upgrading from something thats not an SGS II. Otherwise its more of a sidegrade than an upgrade. And doesn't seem worth the money as of right now (it will get cheaper of course)

Just note many people get this wrong, even though the Galaxy Nexus is a pure android phone.....doesn't mean all the things are open sourced. Some of the hardware in it may still be closed source like audio or something. The Galaxy S phones are open sourced but some of the parts in the hardware aren't which is why it's not always easy to do AOSP on the phones. Just a note
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AllGamer:
from a SGS2 point of view GN is a side grade, not an upgrade

if you are from SGS1 or anything older then GN is a good upgrade