yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Off-topic] leonironchef:
Samsung galaxy prime
[Off-topic] watt9493:
dennis ritchie. cause he was a boss.
[Off-topic] aster190:
The Samsung Beast!
[Off-topic] hiu115:
Nokia Valor Series

A series of Windows Phones with high-end specs designed for heavy users who want the most out of today's smartphones.

-Windows Phone 8 build 8072

-1.4 GHz Dual Core, Snapdragon chipset

-Adreno 220

-4.1" ClearBlack AMOLED, 257 pps

-16/64 GB internal memory, MicroSD up to 32 GB

-12 MP main camera, 3.2 MP front camera

-NFC Support

-2250 MAh Battery

Design:
[Off-topic] TheSkinnyDrummer:
I don't know...I can see names like HTC Elevate, Samsung Genesis....but my heart leads me to the Nokia Chuck...as in Norris. Only Nokia can pull it off.

Sent from my coffee pot.
[Off-topic] androidrockz:
LG Illumina
[Off-topic] hiu115:
Acer Liquid Fire
[Off-topic] hiu115:
wow, i'm good at this *MEGUSTA*
[Off-topic] androidrockz:
Not bad.
[Off-topic] Ryno_666:
E hole!
[Off-topic] androidrockz:
HTC Energize
[Off-topic] TheSG:
Skyrise.

Is that good?
[Off-topic] Android311:
Samsung backdrop
[Off-topic] ljordan2:
Genesis sounds nice.

HTC Genesis

Samsung Genesis

Droid Genesis

Xperia Genesis
[Off-topic] Sparksltd:
Breezeblok

Specs:

1Ghz concrete 1/8 core A5 processor
[Off-topic] usaff22:
Motorola Vortex

>2.0GHz Quad Core

>PowerVR SGX548MP4

>Gorilla Glass

>16MP Camera with UD (ultra definition) 2160p recording, geo tagging, image stabilization, face and smile detection, background detection, Sony HDR Movie, RGBW Coding

>Android 6.0 Key Lime Pie

>Front facing 3MP camera with 1080p recording

>1920x1080 Full High Definition "Super IPS" screen

>Google Assistant

>Active noise cancellation with 4 dedicated mics

I just had to beef up the specs ;)
[Off-topic] foolishking:
would name my phone Rush
[Off-topic] JordanC:
Nokia - Resurrection

HTC - Dominate

Apple - iJustgotthiscausemymatesaidtheyrecool

Samsung - Elegant
[Off-topic] androidrockz:
Love this one. I'd just add...

Gorilla Glass 2, 4K video, 2K screen, 16MP dual back cameras with 3D display and 8MP front facer.

I'd price it at $299...

And name it...

LG Infinity

HTC RAZOR MAXX

Samsung Skyrise

MOTOROLA Nexus Pro
[Off-topic] androidrockz:
LG Mystify.
[Off-topic] Android311:
HTC junk and HTC crap...price is HTC pays you to use the device
[Off-topic] TheSkinnyDrummer:
Samsung Fixate....HTC Ejaculate, and the reinvigorated offering from Nokia ....simply called Chuck. As in Norris.

Sent from my coffee pot.
[Off-topic] Android311:
Hahahahaha nice HTC name
[Off-topic] comradeAce:
Samsung Assassin

motto :D

::Phone unlike anyother seen before::

WAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
[Off-topic] dazza_84:
Samsung crystal : bit poofy I know but it would be a transparent device like them iPhone concept fones on YouTube and like the phone some rapper uses in his video forgot who it is
[Off-topic] Android311:
Boostmobile big booty
[Off-topic] bdjam2:
HTC Out Run

HTC Burn Out

HTC Divine
[Off-topic] Jeremy:
Samsung Smegma
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] spexwood:
Are there any mods/Market apps that will automatically close home folders either after the app is launched or after a set amount of time? I always forget to close the folders and its a little pet peeve of mine to have them left open lol.

I am running stock UCKH7 (rooted).

BTW, I'm not interested in 3rd party launchers. If that is anyone's answer then I appreciate the help, but no thank you :-)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Brent212:
I'm annoyed by this as well. It'd be great if the home button went to the home screen and closed any folder that is opened. It'd be even better if folders automatically closed when launching an app from it, or after a set time.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] LiLChris06:
The only rom I am aware of that does this is MIUI. :(

It annoys the heck out of me as well.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] nyydynasty:
I dont think you can do this with a different launcher. I know you dont want to use it but I'm not aware of an app that will close the folders.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] dmm5157:
Just a question, but why are you against 3rd party launchers? they're easy enough to swap back and forth between.

Some, like Launcher360, support custom folders that more closely resemble iOS's folder structure. Those folders also close automatically once you open an app.

Ditto with ADW EX. That one has additional folder options as well.

Also, with ADW EX, you can make your home screen function just like TW. ADW EX also supports scrolling widgets and resizing widgets on the fly.

Just a thought.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Brent212:
I used Folder Organizer to do it. From within FO, I created the folders ("labels" in FO) and added all the apps/shortcuts to each one. Then, from the home screen, I added the folders through the normal "add shortcut" option. Works great. Also, I think Apps Organizer will do the same thing, and is free.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] spexwood:
Thanks so much! I kept seeing those apps actually, but never tried them. I just tried both and really like the Folder Organizer app. The free version is limited, but I am about to get the full one since it seems to have everything I need. I will also be able to easilg reorganize apps within folders without having to unpack the folders and repack them! (Why can't we easily do this to start with?)

Thanks for your help :-)

Dmm5157:

I never said that I had anything against launchers. I didnt say i hated them or something like that. I just didn't want a launcher as my solution. You are either misreading my post or reading too mucb into it. :-\

I actually like the stock launcher very much, except for the folders not closing and how you can't put folders in the bottom launch row.

Launchers are nice and I used them in the past, but they can be so complicated to set up sometimes. For a solution to this issue, I just wanted a fix for the folders only, without having to go through tons of settings and having to basically redo my homescreen completely. That is all.

EVERYONE:

Thanks for your replies. I was starting to think that this thread would always be ignored.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] dmm5157:
@spexwood:

I was just asking a question, not trying to insinuate anything at all.

Glad you found a solution that works for your needs.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] spexwood:
I don't mean to start a fight or anything, so please understand that what I am about to say is spoken in a friendly manner:

It just sounded to me like you were accusing me of something or like you were getting angry at me for not liking launchers (which isn't true as I said before).

That is a major weakness of forums and such. It is different from talking with someone face-to-face, where we can hear voice tones and read facial/body language.

Im sorry that I misunderstood the intention of your post.
[HTC Sensation] gdavis480:
Hi I'm having a problem on my htc sensation. When some send with a text message I have to download the text message before I can view it. It's a regular text message. I have the energy rom. The person that send me a text own an iphone. I only have to download the text when they send me a text. Sometimes it wont let me download the text to view it. would anyone know why I have to download the text to view it or why it wont download so I could view it.
[HTC Sensation] philje123:
Sounds to me like they are sending it as an MMS message to me!
[HTC Sensation] dr9722:
+1

I dont think you are getting a text message through. It would seem you are getting an MMS, E-Mail or an IM such as WhatsApp or Skype.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] stevehkim:
Hey guys just got my wife the skyrocket and done flashing cm7 and mr. x's kernel. Everything is working smooth except her apn list is kinda of screwing. DL and UL speeds are really low. Can someone please post a copy of their apn list? Thanks in advanced.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] silver03wrx:
These are the proper apn settings
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RomBox:
I am new to Android, want to customize the system follow the tutorials, but found the Note is different to other Android phones:

for other phone, there will be a /proc/mtd and list all the partitions with mount point, but on Note I can only found /proc/fs, with 3 folders: ext4 jbd2 nfsd

and the mount table is like this:

rootfs on / type rootfs (ro,relatime)

...

/dev/block/mmcblk0p9 on /system type ext4

/dev/block/mmcblk0p7 on /cache type ext4

/dev/block/mmcblk0p1 on /efs type ext4

for other devices, e.g., HTC Wildfire, the partition will like below:

mtd1: recovery

mtd3: system"

...

I downloaded the CF-Root flasher, by Chainfire, found basiclly it's flashing a zImage into /dev/block/mmcblk0p5. I mount the partition before flash and seems there is only some picture files there. how can we know the machine will boot to this partition in recovery mode? :confused: :confused:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RomBox:
nobody knows? so far what I get seems that the phone do not use the /recovery partition, but use same kernel to handle the recovery state. during boot it will search for /system/etc/install-recovery.sh, maybe that will trigger the recovery process?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chainfire:
The Note, like many other Samsung phones, does not use or follow the mtd layout - at all.

Indeed there is a single kernel for both normal boot and recovery. Normal boot uses init.rc script, recovery boot uses recovery.rc script.

There is a "spare" partition that is both called recovery and available, but it isn't used.
[Verizon Droid Charge] zigzackattack:
I'm on rooted EP4P and was wondering if its possible to get the ICS transition animation on my phone. I've looked at this guide

but I keep running into a problem at step 5 when I enter '9'. APK Manager says

I don't know if this is just some mistake I made, but I wanted to double check before I even procede in trying to figure out what is going on there whether this mod will even work on the Charge. Has anyone tried it? Is there a different mod/tutorial that I should be looking at?

Thanks.
[Verizon Droid Charge] brennanb:
Did you ever figure it out? If you did could you share?
[Verizon Droid Charge] zigzackattack:
Nope. I'm really surprised no one else seems interested in this. There is a huge thread on it at the top of the Android Development forum (or maybe it was theming)... Anyway, I'm still hoping someone will chime in.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] soulysephiroth:
Everytime I try to us an app with a theme, like fancywidgets or beautiful widgets, the theme always resets, and i've noticed my widgets on my Golauncher app also don't refresh even though they're set to, and the same goes for my weather on Fancy, or on beautiful. I have to manually refresh them even though they are set to do to so.

I'm on the stock 2.2 that's rooted, and I've noticed that it does that "media" scanning crap and then the themes are gone and it stops refreshing.

Anyone know how to fix this issues? When I was using MIUI It never happened.
[HTC Inspire 4G] CYRAXDroid:
So I have been looking around online just some basic stuff about privacy on the android phones and so forth.

I have also looked around the xda forums about Privacy and Protecting your ID or anything that you dont want to get out or w.e the case maybe so Im looking for some help and maybe this can help others about this if they wish to.

Well im looking for something that I can have the most protection toward viruses/malware/ID theft or any "stealth" like traces after uninstalling apps and anything that falls into that category. I have came across something called DroidDream Not sure if this is still going on in the world of android or some other form of it. But over all its something that the malware is designed to only run while the android phone is sleeping. Also talks about Once the Android smartphone is rooted, DroidDream searches for a specific package named "com.android.providers.downloadsmanager". If the package is not found, DroidDream silently installs a second malicious app without the user's knowledge. Other malicious apps can be installed in stealth from the DroidDream command and control servers I did find this info from pcworld site but thats some basic stuff..also it talks about the the update of gingerbread helped fixed that issue.

But like I said was looking for something that I can use or other members if they are not aware of such to help lock/protect their phones. I also did come across this link int he xda forums http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1357056&highlight=Privacy

Also check this out https://www.androidpolice.com/2011/...-and-carrieriq-in-a-new-class-action-lawsuit/

This app seems to be prefect for what im looking for or maybe anyone may have other ideas for something like this.

Thanks for all who reply and is helpful.. :D
[HTC Inspire 4G] Diesel321:
When I had a BlackBerry there were a ton of malware apps and I've only seen one or two for android. There was one that I used for a bit before rooting but ill have to get back to you on the name.

But definitely a good idea I always wondered after rooting if that made my phone more vunerable to "hacks" e.g. so if there were a safety feature like that I would definitely use it
[HTC Inspire 4G] CYRAXDroid:
I know one of the most popular used is locked out and norton,avg, kaspersky mobile and another one something like netQuin I think but I know when I had the avg and when I scan my phone it said I had a virus but then I try the lock out anti virus and it said I did not.so idk ..

HTC Inspire
[HTC Inspire 4G] Diesel321:
NetQuij is the one I used for a few days. Not sure of how well it worjed but thats definitely the o.e I was thinking of
[HTC Inspire 4G] zelendel:
As long as you only install apps from a known good source you have almost no worries. The security is only as good as the hacker. In other words if the hacker what's in your phone bad enough the only way to stop him is to shut it off. Mainly when running a rom like MIUI that use root exploits like crazy.

The main time this happens is when people download pirated apps from servers in Europe and in that case then they deserve what they get. All the antivirus programs really are pointless and slow up the phone. So just be careful and never try to get paid apps for free and you will be fine.

As for the programs showing different results that is due to something being labled a virus and others not. Take the hack kit. Any virus program will remove parts on DL even though it is not a virus at all.
[HTC Inspire 4G] CYRAXDroid:
Thanks zel for that info.. and I didn't know miui had stuff like that

HTC Inspire
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ebeasley28:
Hey everyone . This is my first post I've made but not first time on the site .

My question has to do with my HTC EVO 4G which is on boost mobile (did by myself) . And the new Ice Cream Sandwich system update . I just want to know if it is safe to update the software ? I don't want to lose my root (revolutionary) and my boost mobile setup .

could someone please pm me or comment here and let me know what I should do .

Thank You !
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notorious:
the evo 4g isnt getting a official ice cream sandwich update
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ebeasley28:
My EVO 4G gave me a notifications say there was a system update . It says :

SYSTEM UPGRADE 4.54.651.1 (3.48MB)

-This new software contains an important security update. HTC strongly urges you to immediately download and install the update.

Download via mobile network, WiFi-4G

Download via WiFi only .

If you can tell me how to take screen shots I will upload it.

THANK YOU
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infamousteeboy:
1. CM7 doesn't have a screen shot app built in you would need to download a seperate app.

2. Previous post is correct as far as I can remember EVO 4G isn't getting the ICS update.

3. You will lose root if you take the update.

TrevE Supporter!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jhannbernas:
hi guys,

i would just like to ask what sense 3.0 work better in your opinion? for those who have tried, AceSMod007-3D or PyramidMod007 in terms of speed(lag, etc)?

i know they came from different base but i'm really confused what does it mean by each base and how they affect the speed of the rom.

Thanks!
[TouchPad General] BigBadWolf84:
Is it possible to totally remove webos from the touchpad and install Android only? Would be nice to have the maximum storage space available. Thanks all.
[TouchPad General] chicle_11:
I wouldn't want to remove webOS. I've been an Android user for a pretty long time, but find that I like webOS better.

In Cyanogen's original post, introducing their android port, they address this and say that webOS should be left on the tablet.

Actually it's pretty neat having dualboot, you get the best of both worlds. But to each their own. I haven't run across any posts that address this, but if I do, I'll post the link.
[TouchPad General] RadDudeTommy:
They wouldn't nuke webos because the android OS is still in alpha, so if anything should happen you'd be left with a dumb tablet.

Sent from my LG-P925
[TouchPad General] whistler4ever:
Definitely like the dual boot, prefer it that way!!
[TouchPad General] theronkinator:
I wish I could ditch WebOS, waste of space on my tab, not booted into it since the day Alpha 1 was released and have no intention of ever booting into WebOS again.
[TouchPad General] Krunk_Kracker:
Not a good idea to nuke webOS just yet as we do not have a stable release of any Android distribution yet.
[TouchPad General] Moshe5368:
Another thing to think about is that portions of webos are necessary right now for booting cm7. Removing webos completely would result in a brick. Just sayin......
[TouchPad General] ace9988:
And warranty purposes if you want a replacement/insurance claim
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
I tried CM7 and Xron's take on it. I didn't think I was going to because I have a 4.3" android phone, no desire to see that experience scaled and stretched. I immediately saw I was right. Gingerbread does not lend itself to tablets well, IMO.

The first thing I did in android? Googled "moboot default webOS." I will leave it on there in the event I absolutely want to watch netflix or something. I just feel that the cards, and multi-tasking gestures in webOS is so much more intuitive.

I would try a Honeycomb build or ICS, but I just don't find a buggy phone OS a good fit for a tablet. Not that I'm complaining, its an alpha build, but even smooth and stable, I would not want 2.3 on here.
[TouchPad General] Puenos:
afaik CM-Release states that WebOS hardly takes up any space so it would be dumb to ditch it just for space issues?
[TouchPad General] BigBadWolf84:
Don't plan on removing web os. The more I learn the more I think I can wait on a stable Android Port to live along side web os.

Sent from my Vibrant
[TouchPad General] N3m3515:
yep thats my point too. great developement. stable and responsive alpha. but it still feels like a stretched phone os. webos feels so much more tablet optimized.
[TouchPad General] premiso:
Well, we understand that it is just Alpha builds. However, going on about how you do not want to wipe WebOS because of Alpha/Beta/Not Tablet Roms, doesn't help. It is just a personal opinion there. I would love to wipe out the WebOS part as well, if nothing than to free up more space. However, I do understand that it is an essential part to the Mods to work and I would not. If the day comes and the Mods are independent, I would wipe it.

As far as warranty is involved, did you not just void the warranty by installing the CM on the touchpad?
[TouchPad General] tanner314:
Not to say webos is bad, but I just would rather dual booting Ubuntu-native and CM9 alpha 2.
[TouchPad General] mkosem:
How would you charge it if the battery was dead?

--Matt
[TouchPad General] itsDefying:
.......by charging it through Android? :rolleyes:
[TouchPad General] tanner314:
Native Ubuntu
[TouchPad General] Kiersten_Kress:
I have the 16GB Touchpad. Currently running Android ICS (the CN version). Prior to that, I had Gingerbread... probably installed it back in October? My point is that I have not booted into webOS at all since October. I don't even remember what webOS looks like anymore. :)

My Touchpad is used daily and I have been happy 99% of the time. No real reason for me to keep webOS on it. On other other hand, how much storage space can I gain if I "nuke" webOS out of my Touchpad? Is it 2GB, 3GB, or perhaps more?

Thanks! :)
[TouchPad General] ve6ay:
Firstly, lthe Android team doesn't have any way to do this. It is so till necessary on occasion to have WebOS on here, because the underlying firmware (below the kernel) requires it.

Secondly, even if you did completely remove all the other partitions from WebOS, yo would only gain yourself approximately one gig of space. 1056 MB to be exact. Then you need your /boot which is 30, so you gain 1024. Not a significant amount of space, so why bother, especially since you still need the WebOS in case something goes terribly wrong and out have to reform pat or reinstall anything.

Sent from my HPTouchpad, running the latest CM9 nightly build, using the XDA Premium app
[TouchPad General] Don_Mayor:
i think the better question should be: "when can we get a stable ICS on the HP Touchpad?"

it will be nice to be able to run just a "stable" ICS on the hp touchpad. i will never wipe out webos for any alpha or beta OS, even when i can.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pendave:
Hello,

I have no idea why the app I installed from the app market named as app2SD Pro could not move the apps to the SDCard of Kindle Fire.

It can only goes to UnInstall page and info for each app.

Anyone handle it?:confused:

Or any app that could make Kindle Fire choose if the new app should be installed directly to SDCard instead of default RAM?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thare187:
Because the apps2sd moves the apps to the external SD card. The Fire does not support SD cards.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jutley:
You do not need to worry about app storage
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brian112358:
There's a partition on the Kindle memory that's mounted as "sdcard", so wouldn't apps2sd move it to there? There doesn't seem to be a difference between an external sdcard and the Kindle parition "sdcard", except that the partition isn't removable.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yareally:
Why would you bother moving anything? You have the same amount of storage whether you use the sdcard or not. It's not a real sdcard, just a partition of your internal storage. If you run out of room then sure, use it, but I can think of other things to stick on the sdcard partition (like media).
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CEParah:
My Kindle Fire's internal storage is nearly full but my SD card partition is showing 5gb free. There must be a way to move apps. No problem running apps from the partition, there are apps that automatically installed to the SD card partition. Any ideas?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krelvinaz:
Give this a shot....

Look at the memory being used by both areas under Devices.

Using Titanium Backup, press and hold on one of the larger apps until a menu appears. On that menu will be an entry to move to SDcard. Use it.

Now go back to devices and see what changed...

Apps2SD doesn't do that because when you click on an app, it doesn't give you a move to sdcard option.

Graphic showing the menu after pressing and holding on the App Plants Vs Zombies...

Before memory and after the move memory values
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CEParah:
Thanks, but my Fire isn't rooted and Titanium Backup won't work...tried it.