yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[myTouch 4G Android Development] Geoi1006:
So jealous. I left tmo for Verizon when I got my Rezound. Go figure this drops now lol. The Rezound s-off hasn't been cracked yet and I'm going through rooted withdrawals. Anyways thanks for this port!!
[myTouch 4G Android Development] chukis13:
Thanks I'll check it out.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] oak25:
Finally!!!
[myTouch 4G Android Development] vegetajin8:
Same here ill check this out
[myTouch 4G Android Development] mniroy:
yeeesssss!!!
[myTouch 4G Android Development] mootwo:
It boots.

It's really slow.

No Bluetooth

No Data.

Can make & receive calls.

That's about all I tested.

Thanks and keep up the great work. Hopefully we can have a functional ICS soon!
[myTouch 4G Android Development] febycv:
You can enable data, just add APN from settings.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] jwhood:
This is fan an an an tasticc!!!!EDIT:can some one tell me how to add apn thanks again??

sent from the home of the "WIRE"
[myTouch 4G Android Development] corwest:
Pretty neat but not really usable without hardware acceleration.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] NatsuDragneell:
is 3d gaming working if not this sucks cus then i cant use it because i play order and chaos and modern combat 2 all the time all the time cry cry cry :confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::(
[myTouch 4G Android Development] vegetajin8:
Can't seem to get wifi to connect reguardless of what I do.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] dave.caldera:
I just creamed my pants.

Will give this a spin.

Thanks
[myTouch 4G Android Development] big_dawg:
Sweet!! Having issues with connecting to WiFi...
[myTouch 4G Android Development] MrShides:
Name: T-Mobile US

APN settings

Name doesn't matter

APN: epc.tmobile.com

Proxy: (leave this blank)

Port: (leave this blank)

Username: (leave this blank)

Password: (leave this blank)

Server: (leave this blank)

MMSC: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc

MMS Proxy: (leave this blank)

MMS Port: (leave this blank)

MCC: 310

MNC: 260

APN Type: (leave this blank)
[myTouch 4G Android Development] pnut22r:
I set up an APN

It connects to Mobile data for just seconds at a time. The data never stays on consistently, always in and out.

Maybe someone else will have better luck with data
[myTouch 4G Android Development] MrShides:
I totally expected it to be unusable, but was surprised at how responsive it was. For anyone familiar with the original mytouch 3g, its about as fast as that is running a froyo or better rom.

Youtube is playing sound but no video, and going to the home screen from youtube keeps the sound of the video playing till it ends.

Angry birds has been downloading about three minutes, data keeps going in and out a lot.

I'm really happy with what I'm seeing though.
[myTouch 4G Android Development] jberg22:
Thanks for this!
[myTouch 4G Android Development] hernan078:
Does anyone has tried connecting to Wifi, can you connect successfully?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] s15274n:
I wrote about it today on my blog: STEPS TO REDUCE FINGERPRINTS

I'd love for you guys to post your thoughts and pics (before and after).

I take no credit for this... it is pretty common if you search Google.

EDIT: Rain-X is toxic. I've read a lot and never seen a warning/concern about it once it has dried on the screen, but just so you are aware. I'd want to know if my kid was playing with my tablet. Again, not certain if there is an issue, use your own judgement.

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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] jmitr:
Kinda cool, might try this on my desire first!!!!!!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] s15274n:
Yeah. I have done my phones.. just redid the Galaxy SG today. Development on the phone is terrible, but at least it looks good!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] UKseagull:
That's the bit that works for me ;)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] EvoXOhio:
If you think touching glass feels sexy please put the tablet down and go get a date lol.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] slack04:
Was wondering about the same thing! I think the word "sexy" falls in the same category as the word "epic"; it was cute when people started using it, but now it's just diluted and annoying.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] barbaragha:
I think the word 'cute' also falls into that category.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] s15274n:
Whatever haters, that sentence was so EPIC SEXY that it is too CUTE to change.

/sarcasm

as a side, it does work decently on the tablets.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] seh6183:
Rain-X is toxic.

Good luck.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] UKseagull:
There's hope for the future http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2011/12/next-gen-touchscreens-will-resist-your-greasy-little-fingermarks/
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] rcy1:
Are you licking your screen, or planning on eating your tab? I know the glass is sexy.....and you may be tempted to do one of the aforementioned, but otherwise I don't see how it's toxicity matters.

Per the MSDS of the product, the health hazard is rated as a 1 which is slightly hazardous. Without looking up each individual MSDS I bet household bleach and general cleaning products (Lysol, Windex etc.) are equal to or more hazardous than Rain-X.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] NeutronBomb:
I use Nu Screen HD. Works pretty well, been using it ever since the 10.1 came out.

https://secure.netsolhost.com/nu-screen.com/sc/index2.php?p=1000&s=HomeSite
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] seh6183:
Are you retarded?

You touch your screen with your fingers. Your fingers are then considered toxic. I usually try not to put bleach in my mouth, can't speak for you though.

I guess you can just wash your hands everytime you check your email though. God forbid you may be eating a sandwhich a few minutes after Wikipediaing something.

Maybe you can wear rubber gloves while using your tablet. That works.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] nrfitchett4:
Making friends already in here I see... ;)

Ordered the galaxy tab for the wife for xmas. Not going to get a second tablet until I see if my wife wins anything at her xmas party next week. Doing research now.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Technecium:
I think the best advice from the article is "Go wash and dry your hands." Also, it is suprisingly easy to do.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] paulshields:
Had to try this out as I get a bit OCD over smudges on my devices...:). All I can say is - it does work really well. On my 10.1 I applied a couple of coats after buffing in between and the screen still looks almost smudge-free even after a game of fruit ninja (the litmus test for smudges).

Shame Samsung don't apply their print-resistant coating to tablets. I have the Galaxy Note and that has the most amazing resistant coating I've ever come across. Now with rain-x it's almost as good on the Tab.

As for toxicity - I doubt if it's particularly harmful once the liquid has bonded to the glass. Lost of people seem to have been using this trick for a while with no noticeable side-affects (of course, it could be that those affected by it had their fingers drop off or something, so can't warn others).

Looking good though. Will see how long it lasts before needing to reapply.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] rcy1:
Let's talk about retarded then. It dries. Like paint dries to a wall. How is this being transferred to your fingers? Based on your reasoning, you should never be able to touch anything (animate or inanimate) for fear of transferring something to your hands.

And again, retardo, you're missing the point - you said "You touch your screen with your fingers. Your fingers are then considered toxic."

Rain-X is not toxic, so your fingers cannot be considered toxic after touching the screen. although this is really a moot point, as the Rain-X is dried and really can't be transferred to your fingers.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] seh6183:
There actually is a fingerprint resistent coating on the tab 10.1 but not the I/O version. The coating seems to be of a lesser quality than the smartphone ones though.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] seh6183:
You may actually have a point. I didn't consider the fact that after drying it may be non toxic. All I know is that it says toxic on it and I let little ones play with my tab sometimes. Just need to be weary of them.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] paulshields:
Yeah there may be, but if so it's pretty poor compared to those with proper oleophobic coatings. This rain-x stuff is as close to such a coating as I've found. Been using it all day now and still can hardly see any fingerprints. It's wonderful :).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] rcy1:
I didn't mean to come on so strong about this. My first post about licking the screen was tongue in cheek as someone mentioned the glass being sexy. However, your "retarded" comment was uncalled for, hence my strongly worded reply.

If you're really concerned, I'm sure an email to the makers of Rain-X might provide some answers.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] seh6183:
I was drunk when I wrote the whole post and said retarded. I was the one being retarded lol
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] s15274n:
I'll add comments about toxicity in the OP tomorrow. I didn't think it was an issue once applied, nor did i ever see a warning about it when i was reading up on it...

But many of us do let kids play with these, and as a parent, that should be in the OP.

Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Jye75:
Anyone wanting to know more about Rain-X's toxicity, may go to: www.itwgb.com and look at the MSDS for all of their products. Basically though, it's only regarding the evaporating contents (ethanol and alcohols) as toxic.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] madsquabbles:
i've used this on all my tablets for the last year or so. makes wiping the glass down very easy. i think i did read that the alcohol can eat away the oleophobic coating though.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] s15274n:
Thanks for the "due diligence" guys... Let me know if i need to add a disclaimer of sorts.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Yohng:
Just to say it works!

I've just bought a rain repellent and apply.

Thanks for this tweak.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] s15274n:
Awesome... glad it has helped.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Meep70:
+1 on Rain-X being helpful on touchscreen devices. I have been using it on my screens since I bought my first touchscreen devices, a TI Avigo around 1998, and a Palm IIIx in 1999, right after it was released. On devices with a resistive touchscreen, where you had to use a stylus, you could REALLY feel the difference, even to the point of having to partially relearn the handwriting recognition, because the stylus slipped across the screen so easily.

Yes, I had a touchscreen, before it was cool to have a touchscreen.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] aktorsyl:
Great tip, thanks! On a somewhat related note, I hear the matte covers for the Galaxy tabs actually have a negative impact on the graphics quality - anyone know if this is actually true?
[TouchPad General] tackleberry:
Maybe I'm retarded or the rom does not support it.....

My HP tp on cm7 and my android phone. Want to pair them and connect. I can pair, but not actually connect. Any thoughts? Or is it a system.limitation on android on the HP?
[TouchPad General] behnamizadi:
I also had same problem with my last android phone.

Sometimes it is possible that bluetooth devices are not compatible.

I had a motorola which I wasn't able to connect it to my Macbook Pro...
[TouchPad General] tackleberry:
I hve Samsung galaxy 2 for T-Mobile and on web os it connected.
[TouchPad General] Sleeepy2:
It depends on what you are actually trying to do. My phone pairs but doesn't "connect" but when I send a file through bluetooth, then it connects accepts the file and then disconnects.
[TouchPad General] tackleberry:
I wanted to do.the text messaging on tablet while connected to the phone. Like I said on webos it worked. Android side not so much. As for file transfers I haven't seen that work yet
[TouchPad General] Sleeepy2:
As far as I know android doesn't have this built in by default. You need an app to do that. I use DeskSms on my phone to do this.
[TouchPad General] john21511:
Mine pairs but says it doesn't connect. When I share a file through bt to the tp it accepts it and transfers.
[TouchPad General] vampirexhunter:
Same here, been trying to tether over bluetooth. Says connected on PDAnet, but im not getting any connection
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
I wrote about it today on my blog: STEPS TO REDUCE FINGERPRINTS

I'd love for you guys to post your thoughts and pics (before and after).

I take no credit for this... it is pretty common if you search Google.

EDIT: Rain-X is toxic. I've read a lot and never seen a warning/concern about it once it has dried on the screen, but just so you are aware. I'd want to know if my kid was playing with my tablet. Again, not certain if there is an issue, use your own judgement.

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[Vibrant General] lwdjdmr:
Oh man this is awesome... probably going to try this! Thanks!
[Vibrant General] lapdog101:
Took me all of 30 secs to go to the garage and come back with the rain-x. I finished 10 minutes ago , and MAN is this screen smooth. My wife is making me rain-x her screen right now :-). Thanks
[Vibrant General] GreggoryD502:
Ill hace to give rain x a try. I use car wax regularly tho. Makes wiping off prints easier.
[Vibrant General] iynfynity:
Another tip is try not to touch the screen that much.
[Vibrant General] s15274n:
Or lick it.

/sarcasm.
[Vibrant General] Tamborine:
Yup, Rain-X works wonders, but I've found another method that works just as well or even better I think. Carnauba wax, the paste kind you use for your car. It inhibits finger prints really well!

1) Prepare your phone, clean it before hand with a quality microfiber.

2) Use one finger of your choice ;) , smear some wax (note: be conservative, you don't need a lot. I usually just do a quick swipe of the wax) on your tip of your finger. And be careful not to get it onto the ear-piece or any other crevices. I usually use blue painters masking tape and tape the areas that needs protection before I attempted this.

3) Start rubbing it onto the screen. From the center and working your way out.

4) Wait for a couple of minutes

5) Start buffing with a clean microfiber cloth.

6) And your done :)

Cheers!
[Vibrant General] VibrantThemer:
Cheap and Fun Way to Clean Your Phone Surface

Hello folks,

I found a cheapest and confusing way to clean the phone surface. It's confusing because there are Plan A and Plan B. Please get your popcorn and soda and share

Disclaimer: I will not responsible for anything that may go wrong with your device or your action

Warning: The following procedural may not suitable for young reader, please read at your won risk. If you know how to read, you are OK to proceed.

How many of you have seen ladies pull the hair off their armpits? (Just to grab attention)

Warning this video is very graphic --> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCMXCuVeAaM

As you can see, the lady applies some sticky jell (I'm sure it's not a crazy clue or she will peal her skin off) on the area where she wants to remove the hair. I don't have to describe this, you are old enough to watch this video. But be warned that she will scream her lung out sounds like… Meo

Joking aside, let's begin our adventure to the land that no man has gone before.

Plan A

1. Turn your house upside down (if you have a strength) to find a scotch tape (Be careful, this is a slang. It means you search every where in your home for a scotch tape)

If no scotch tape found, go to plan B

2. Pull about 2" from the scotch tape roll and snap it off. If you couldn't snap it off, use the scissor to cut it off.

3. Place the sticky side of the scotch tape on the phone surface (I repeat, DO NOT APPLY ANY STICKY JELL ON YOUR PHONE! ) Am I clear?

4. Remove the scotch tape gently without disturbing your phone peaceful sleep.

5. Repeat step 3 through 4 as many time as you like.

6. The same as step 5. Just to make sure.

Plan B

1. Go to the 99 cents store by plan, by train, by car, or whatever that can get you there (If there is no 99 cents store near you, get a plan ticket and come to southern california. *not necessary lolz)

2. Walk in the store and ask the clerk to help you find the scotch tape

3. Take the scotch tape to the counter and pay for it. If you don't pay, you will get a free ride to the big house (jail). And don't forget to take the scotch tape with you when finish. It's OK to leave some changes for the clerk.

4. Go home, find a place or restroom that you feel comfortable enough to perform your phone cleaning. Make sure no one see you using a scotch tape to clean your phone or that person will call you a cheap azz.

Enjoy
[Vibrant General] Exel:
I liked your post because I laughed, lulz. ^
[Vibrant General] iynfynity:
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
[Vibrant General] xriderx66:
I came.
[Vibrant General] N8ter:
That is not safe, especially if you have small children who could potentially handle your phone and then put their hands in their mouths. Really... It blows my mind what people will propagate here...
[Vibrant General] eminembdg:
the OP specifically warned of the toxicity of rain-x, so what's your point?

Unless it was added in later and I didn't know. Then I apologize for this post

Sent from my ICS'd Vibrant!
[Vibrant General] N8ter:
I'm repeating it, because the disclaimer was in a sea of "Yay!"

A friend of mind used something to clean my screen he used a Microfibre. I don't know what it is, but my screen was immaculate when he was done. I need to find out what he used. It dried in like 20 seconds and it looked like it just came from the manufacturer...

I don't tend to have much issue with fingerprints, though. The screen is so bright it just overpowers that stuff. My HD7 is a different matter altogether, but I'm probably going to switch my daily driver back to my Vibrant soon...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] saxena.siddhu:
I have MiniCM7Pro v21 by Paul but was wondering if anyone could make an official gingerbread rom from the AOSP sources...

Thanking you in advance.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Felimenta97:
Why you want that? We have Cyanogen unoficial, it's more stable and has many more options, and all the X10 MP devs are working on the ICS.

Sent using Mini CM7 Pro by Paul
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] iTupTu:
CyanogenMod is stable but I understand you. DOing AOSP port is complicated, but you propably want to have not branded firmware?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] pfonck:
I also feel like CyanogenMod is a bit 'too much' at times.

For instance: there's a lot of options to configure the lockscreen, but it never gets as good as widgetlocker. So when you use another lockscreen app it's all excessive code.

Right now I think CM7 is a heavier OS than AOSP Gingerbread?
[Epic 4G Apps] BubZX:
I know most everyone removes the sprint crap that comes on our phone but I use the sprint football app a lot and it tells me there's an update and everytime I try to update it gives a package error not signed correctly.

Does anyone have a fix or a direct DL for the update?
[Epic 4G Apps] xgerryx:
Download a stock GB ROM, open the zip file, navigate to system/app and grab the app from there. Put it on your sd card and push it to system/app with whatever file manager you have. That should work.

From there you should be able to get the update, hopefully.
[Epic 4G Apps] MikeEx:
I think you can find the sprint apps in the market, under the sprint section of course.

Sent from my fist
[Epic 4G Apps] BubZX:
Tried to update that way also
[Epic 4G Apps] BubZX:
Got it to work. Unistalled all updates and updated and it went thru
[Epic 4G Apps] flastnoles11:
If anybody needs the updated version of the nfl app here it is... you will need to delete the one you have from system/app and then install the one I send as a regular app... no need to push to system/app... If the link doesn't work (it should) just let me know in a pm and I will be happy to shoot you the apk

http://db.tt/TlBlqToa
[Epic 4G Apps] joeflorida:
Thanks. Works great on CM7.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djsneak1:
Hi I am hoping someone can help me with this,

I have ARC LT15i, bootloader is locked and I was previously using generic 2.3.

Yesterday I tried to flash .42 generic using flashtool and got an error flashtool aborted. Arc would not boot and I tried using the flashtool unbrick method which flashed successfully but ARC would still not boot.

Used SEUS to repair and phone is now working fine except for the USB connection which seems to be having various issues.

Would not charge using mains plug and battery drained to 0%, took battery out for 5 mins as advised and charges fine through mains now (phew), however when I connect the Arc to PC using USB nothing happens. Will not recognise that is is plugged in at all, no charging, no led, no MTP/MSC connect.

PC companion see's no phone, however I can connect in flashmode when the phone is turned off, I have reinstalled pc companion, SEUS and the MTP drivers from Sony Dev page.

Has anyone else experienced this and more importantly does anyone know of a fix???

Thanks in advance
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] showstopper1:
hey just unlock the bootloader and install some custom kernel and firmwares..if you dont like using custom roms and kenels..just once again connect with sony ericsson update service and click repair option and install your stock firmware once again that will help u man!!!!

is diz helped??

hit thanx if it does helped u :)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BinaryXeroMedia:
Why didn't you just flash through flashtool again. Even though it has aborted all you need to do is reconnect and flash again. If something don't work. Flash again. And keep doing it 5 times and if still broken you phone is buggered. And warrenty is needed. Unfortunately, as you used flashtool and the fota unbrick method and messed with the .TA (Trim Area) which each phone has a unique one. So warrenty voided. I hope this helps you a bit.

Regards

Blackwatch
[Motorola Droid X2] dkahs23:
http://news.yahoo.com/smartphone-spying-204933867.html
[Motorola Droid X2] Travisdroidx2:
This sucks but it does not suprise me. Should be a law suit.
[Motorola Droid X2] CadenH:
Hopefully this will be deemed illegal. I've not looked at Motorola's and Google's user agreements closely but if it isn't in there I sure as hell didn't agree to this.
[Motorola Droid X2] Alan Wolfe:
Verizon and Rogers don’t use Carrier IQ, Vodafone and O2 “don’t collect info”

"and they’re now joined by iPhone users who discovered pieces of Carrier IQ code in all current models."
[Motorola Droid X2] vr4marine:
I've read that installing a custom ROM would get rid of this (if it had it at all). I installed the app that checks to see if it's installed on your phone and it wasn't on mine. Not that I don't trust Verizon (but I don't trust Verizon). I can't post links yet, but google Carrier IQ and look for "Carrier IQ: How To Find It..." article at techcrunch.com. That has the link to the app that will check your phone to see if you have. But like Alan Wolfe posted, Verizon "says" they don't install it, but still handy to check friend's phones.
[Motorola Droid X2] ImgBurn:
Yea Vz did say there not using Carrier IQ, I don't trust them either.

I would not put it past them to use some other way to spy on it's user's.

The app is right here on XDA and Developer is one of are own.:)

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/carrier-iq-sues-treve/

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=17612559&postcount=110
[Motorola Droid X2] vr4marine:
Thanks for posting those links....I would've if I could've :)
[Motorola Droid X2] RacerXFD:
Supercurio posted a CARRIER IQ detection app in the market. Seems like verizon has not been lying to us.

I would longer to think that verizon its watching us some other way though. Maybe they have their own proprietary way of doing so?
[Motorola Droid X2] IDMA.DROID.X2:
I wouldn't doubt VZW has stuff on our phones or are trying to get stuff on our phones. Who knows, maybe moto is in on it too. Its a game between users and carriers, going back and forth, they make it, we root it, they patch the root, we find another way and get bl unlocked, they patch both, we start again. In my mind its almost fun haha