yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC EVO 3D] PatrickHuey:
And I'm loving it!!

sent from my Evo3D on the fly.
[HTC EVO 3D] d0cx:
Minecraft is no longer at 10 cents.
[Verizon Droid Charge] JihadSquad:
How do i get onto the charge irc channel? Ie server, port, channel.

I was a very heavy irc user back in my days of hardcore mmorpg'ing (i used to hack other clans' channels to reorganize them right before a major fight and stuff) so i know exactly how to use it i just need the server info.
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
Irc.andirc.net #charge port 6666
[Verizon Droid Charge] imnuts:
SSL on port +7000 if you would like
[Verizon Droid Charge] JihadSquad:
Ssl is for "cats" XD
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] brutzel1:
Hi guys,

Not sure if anyone else has ever experienced the same problem. I'm running Hyperdroid GBX v11.0 on my HD2 and all works great with the exception of Pandora. From time to time it goes into stuttering mode where the sounds is interrupted constantly and the "P" symbol in the taskbar is flickering. Doesn't look like it's a problem with being in and out of service/coverage but more like there is an issue with this specific app.

Tried reinstalling, rebooting etc. - nothing worked. There are times when it works completely normal and then it starts up again, can't make out a pattern. Has anyone ever had the same problem with Pandora?

thanks!
[HD2 Android Themes and Apps] kolyan:
reinstall Rom and wipe all data
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SolusCado:
Hi all - I've been planning to upgrade from my Infuse 4G to a Note for a while now, primarily because of the extra screen real estate (obviously), though I hear the battery on the Note is killer as well. The thing is though that the Note isn't available in the States, which means I'm looking at $700-$800 at least to get one. Typically I'd be okay with that, but these days more and more phones are actually making it over here, and I know there is a rumor that the Note will follow suit. I'd hate to spend $800 just to see it for $400 in a couple months. I'm thinking I'd rather get something like the LG Nitro for now, which I can get for $250, and then still get the Note when it hits the States for less anyway - and still probably spend less than getting a Note right now.

Anyway, I'm looking for some opinions... The fact that there isn't a thread for the LG Nitro here yet counts for something, but I'm sure there will be one soon enough. It looks like some of the Optimus drivers work for rooting, so I'm okay there. And I don't care about the stylus at all. So it really just comes down to screen - Super AMOLED 5.3", or super high pixel density 4.5"? And is the battery on the Note really that awesome?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dscline:
If you want a Note, just use your upgrade to get something with high resell value (like an iphone), sell it, then buy the Note. Even if the Note comes to the US next year, you won't be able to get it for $400 if you use your upgrade now to get a Nitro for $250.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SolusCado:
I actually have two lines (one that I used in a wifi access point) that are available for upgrade. In any case, I'd rather stick with my Infuse than get an iPhone! That's a downgrade!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dscline:
I'm not suggesting you actually use the iphone, just buy it, sell it, then buy what you really want with the profit. It's just a way of taking advantage of the subsidy without being limited to the phones they officially subsidize.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SolusCado:
Oh. Well, I was looking for a replacement for my Infuse, for the next few months at least.

Anyway - I did pick the Nitro up at lunch. The screen is SUPER crisp, though it does suffer from the lack of contrast range of the Super AMOLED screen. So far I like it. We'll see how it goes over the next month.

It is also LTE, and I did some side-by-side comparisons, and it definitely loads up web pages faster (though that could also be the fast proc; I'm not sure).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Souai:
if youre fine with gingerbread, i'd say grab the nitro. samsung already announced the note will be getting ICS. LG are normally slow to update their phones (look at the optimus 2x, only just got gingerbread quite recently).

on the bright side, the LG uses a 4.5inch IPS panel combined with a HD resolution. the combination leads to incredibly sharp pictures with quite vivid colours. i wouldnt mind giving one a go myself. the only major downsides with the LG are tiny built in storage and the poor battery life. but if you have a 32gb class 10 microSD card and charge your phone on a nightly basis anyway, that wont be an issue.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sharpshooterrr:
The Note's Amoled screen will definitely have burn-ins, maybe in months if you are a heavy user. The Nitro's screen won't have any of that problem since it's screen is LCD. One thing to consider.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cushcalc:
The massive width of the Note is the only thing I don't like, and has me considering selling and switching to Optimus LTE (or Nitro HD if it can be unlocked). The Note's screen is beautiful, taking screenshots is super easy with the stylus or with palm swipe. If Note was 1280x720 it would not be quite as wide. I do love the S-Calendar and S-Memo apps, with or without the stylus, and Samsung's text message app is nice looking too.

9 Dec - Just saw Galaxy S II HD LTE specs. 1280 x 720, 4.7". This could be perfect. Would be much easier to handle one-handed. It is only 3 mm wider than S II, and actually 1 mm less than Skyrocket in width. If they would only add the S-Pen and its apps!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SolusCado:
Yeah; I did pick it up yesterday and I was actually quite impressed with the Mail app. The only thing it is missing is that you cannot auto-sync folders other than your Inbox in Exchange accounts. BUT, I only need that for RSS feeds anyway, and I can always install another mail app for just RSS.

I am bummed though because while I could root it, I was having some problems with some apps and I used BusyBox installer to try to update BusyBox, and it broke my root! Now, I have superuser installed but it cannot actually authorize anything, and SuperOneClick can't do anything because it keeps trying to use the old BusyBox (I think). So I believe I'm stuck until someone comes up with some ODIN images...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xAnimal5:
If you're not dieing for the Note (Like I was haha), just wait until the price drops to $600.

DO NOT buy the AT&T N7000B, the Note that's coming to the states

Heres Why:

-The USA Note will have the 1.5ghz Snapdragon processor SoC, similiar to the T-mobile Galaxy S2 and the LTE Galaxy S2, which is even worse than the 1.2ghz Exynos in the Galaxy S2. The LTE Galaxy S2 or dubbed the "****rocket" by AT&T and the T-mobile Galaxy S2's users have reported laggy transitions, bad performance when gaming, and general slowness.

-AT&T LTE is probably the biggest marketing trap ever created. The people who want LTE think that the NEW LTE phone will be better, but they are generally worse (hardware wise). LTE from AT&T gives you decent speeds IF you live in one of the 9 cities that has AT&T LTE coverage. BUT... if you use too much data too fast, which is almost impossible to stop on LTE, you get throttled.

Then your download speeds on LTE are 0.05kbps

-AT&T and USA carriers have been found to put software that tracks your EVERY move on the device and they can see EXACTLY what you're doing. Big Brother is watching...

-AT&T is famous for releasing butchered versions of smartphones after incorporating LTE, so much so that developers for our OG Note will not be able to port over ROMS/Kernels. Basicly you're gonna receive no developer support. The AT&T Skyrocket section is so depressing that there are 2 developers, and the users are beginning to start paying for ROMS.

-AT&T bloatware... will hinder your device and sometimes you may not even realize what bloatware they have on your USA Note.

Well if that doesn't stop you from buying the USA Note, I don't know what will. While others read this, I'm going to think of a clever name to make fun of the USA Note with.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SolusCado:
I really don't care about the whole CarrierIQ stuff, and AT&T is actually getting a lot better about bloatware - you can uninstall all the crap they pre-loaded on the Nitro (though it's easy enough to freeze such apps anyway). Developer support would be a concern, and I happen to be one of those living (and working) in an area with LTE coverage - so the extra speed is ... well, something. But the processor change... why would they do that?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xAnimal5:
Well, right now it's half speculation/half leaked reports. The general consensus that people have reached is that it's the Snapdragon.

As for why... I have come to believe that AT&T likes using Snapdragons primarily because they are cheaper to manufacture/or they receive a discount for the parts.

Ah, another detail I forgot to mention (you may already know this) but... LTE radios require extra space and that adds extra thickness to the phone, as well as changes the dimensions--not too much, but enough to make our OG cases unusable for the USA note.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SolusCado:
AT&T isn't the manufacturer, so I can't imagine parts cost is a factor. It's probably more likely a power consumption/radio interference issue.

Good point on the LTE thickness! I'll probably just enjoy my Note for now, and then when it does hit the States take that opportunity to check out the screen and form factor in person - make sure I really prefer it to the Nitro - and then order one from overseas...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dscline:
I myself used the "if it comes to AT&T with LTE it's probably going to end up with a slower processor" argument as a reason to get an international unit now. :) But...

I don't understand this. Assuming your data usage doesn't change (you still go to the same sites, download the same data, etc.), you shouldn't use any more data than you would on 3G. Now, if your saying that because you CAN download data faster an LTE, you COULD use more data and therefore get into trouble faster, that's hardly a downside of LTE. That's like saying you want a slower car because you get tickets in a faster car. That doesn't mean a faster car is worse, that just means you can't control yourself. ;) Personally, I would MUCH rather have the ability to download faster, and get the same amount of data in less time. Here in Atlanta anyway, 3G is really bogged down, and when I'm at a crowded event I may not be able to get any service. I would love to have the ability to use the much less crowded spectrum. But if I have to get a slower CPU and less battery life, then it becomes less appealing.

I don't think that has anything to do with AT&T. Even the Korean LTE Note supposedly uses the Snapdragon. Why would Samsung use someone else's CPU in their LTE enabled phones if their own CPU could do it? I don't understand why, but apparently the current version of Exynos just can't do LTE.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xAnimal5:
Well, from the reports I've been hearing from my friend with an HTC Vivid, he said that some of the bloat that ships with LTE phones auto-updates even if you have it turned off. If unnoticed over a long period of time, it stacks up.

Just for me at least, if I get LTE... I will probably hit 30gbs per month haha, so I might as well stick with Faux G.

I also researched the processor predicament as well. It seems the only chipset + processor that works with Quad-band phones with LTE are the Snapdragons. It's a shame though because Snapdragons are unreliable and give a studdery performance. I played with the ****rocket at my corporate AT&T store in NYC and it was extremely laggy compared to the model for the OG SGSII.

Exynos Chipsets just aren't compatible with LTE radios yet I guess. Oh well, if I get LTE, I'll get throttled after a couple of hours, so I'll stick with my OG Note.

There may also be the question of ICS for the USA Note. Depending on when it's released, it may not ship with ICS. If that's the case, USA Note purchasers will be held hostage waiting for AT&T to give them an update for it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juiceppc:
One big reason to get International version.

PHYSICAL HOME BUTTON.

The size of the Note makes it very hard to solely rely on the smallish recessed upper right power button. Especially one handed.

Exynos is also a good reason. :) And if it gets any thicker it would fee "too big" IMHO.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cushcalc:
I would start over, root with Chainfire setup.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SolusCado:
Wouldn't I need a device-specific kernel for ODIN to do that?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cushcalc:
Restore to stock before re-attempt root.

I don't know about doing it with Odin.

I would follow dr.ketan's guide (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18978158&postcount=1):

"Now How I can revert back to Stock ROM/Unroot (In case of replacemet may i need)

I you have Just rooted only but not added CWM - Just Download this Extract - Execute - Rum Me unroot.bat

If You have Root + CWM - then first find out original stock kernel (zImage file)

Now place this file in zImage folder, n repeat procedure(Initial CFRoot Flasher), which you have done at time of pushing CWM by selecting I am rooted already

Now unroot with above said unrooting tool."
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maroon Mushroom:
I would never get the Nitro myself.

-Development by the community will most likely suck for it

-The battery life is awful

-Average build quality

-Sub par camera for 8mp

-Not an amoled screen
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SolusCado:
Yeah; dev community is a concern, but the battery life couldn't be any worse than my Infuse 4G, and the non-amoled screen is easily made up for by the super high DPI. As for the build quality, I actually like it better than my Samsung - neither of which hold a candle to HTC - but HTC doesn't have a high DPI or a Super AMOLED screen.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maroon Mushroom:
-Bloatware can be removed

-You only get throttled if you are in the top 5% of data users, and that only applies if you are on the unlimited plan. When the throttle happens, your speeds slow by very small increments. Throttling on our network has tiers.

-CarrierIQ is not present on custom ROMs

-As far as development, IF the phones are not compatible with each other, there will still be developers, probably not as many as our international version though

-I haven't seen any confirmations on specific hardware difference between the versions but I assume the US version will not have the physical home button

-LTE is not a scam in any way. It will soon be the next standard in data speeds. The AT&T LTE speeds are faster than anything else in the US. Our LTE has quicker tower handoff going from LTE to HSPA so you won't drop your call, unlike verizon.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ma$etas:
http://m.androidcentral.com/slew-popular-apps-suddenly-are-10-cents-android-market

http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/1...craft-soundhound-swiftkey-x-and-paper-camera/

A glitch made some apps 10cents in the market

Soundhound

Minecraft

SwiftKey x

Asphalt 6 -------- ( 524mb additional data needed to be downloaded)

Great Little war game

Endomondo sports tracker

Sketchbook

Fieldrunners HD

Color & draw for Kids

paper camera

MODS if I'm posting in the wrong section just move or if double posting just merge or delete

EDIT: Yeah not a glitch as previously posted.

10 Billion promo 10 High quality apps for $0.10 Each
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] drdrewdown:
uhmm. yea its not a glitch
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ace0603:
Glitch???

Nope definately not a GLITCH.. Apple would never do this. :D

http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/12/06/android-market-running-10-billion-promo-10-high-quality-apps-for-just-0-10-each-including-minecraft-soundhound-swiftkey-x-and-paper-camera/
[Kindle Fire General] slimpyman:
Pretty much buying my girlfriend a tablet. between a nook color, cause I noticed they enabled the bluetooth functionality through software, and I was wondering if the kindle fire had similar bluetooth functionality that was just disabled through software
[Kindle Fire General] blauciel:
Unknown if it's possible yet, no one has tried yet, that I know of.

//Tapatalk.EVO3D//
[Kindle Fire General] andTab:
Kindle Fire has the bluetooth chip but it is unknown whether it works via software.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] share2die:
hello geeks,

I rooted my samsung galaxy s2 successfully every thing went well..unfortunately i dint know the exact version of android.I guess i tried to install the older version 2.3.3 in 0din it failed and tried to restart was hanging @ boot screen including yellow triangle..I made one more mistake installed ClockworkMod-Recovery and deleted cache and data and mounted few files..

can i fix this problem ?

Note : i'm able to power+volume+home and get on to download mode
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darixtorento:
Hey so i know the ICS (+codes) has been released..

so somebody knows when will people create new roms based on the ICS (android 4.0.1) I mean it might be in this month before 2012? or it will take a long time ??

(I want to swich my rom and i dont know if I should switch it now or keep waiting until will be custom roms based on the ICS)

thanks!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bubble-be:
They say the world will end in 2012, so don't worry.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Follomon:
Hi just make a nandroid and then try teamhacksungs ics. I use Build 7 rihht know and i like it.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zhengod:
i highly doubt samsung releasing a native ICS rom for galaxy s as it is getting therefore AOSP is your best bet
[LG Thrill 4G] mouse69:
When trying to flash a custom kernel in CWM is there any extra steps that need to take place like when u flash a rom. As in factory wipe or clearing the dalvik cache. I've searched through this forum and the O3D one and haven't found anything. And I'm running doomed froyo if that helps.
[LG Thrill 4G] lastdeadmouse:
No

Sent from my LG-P925
[LG Thrill 4G] fn1046:
I always wipe the dalvik just out of habit, no need to wipe anything else.
[LG Thrill 4G] mouse69:
Thanks for the heads up
[LG Thrill 4G] lastdeadmouse:
Just flash, nothing else required.
[Motorola Photon 4G] moonzbabysh:
A slew of popular apps suddenly are 10 cents in the Android Market - http://pulse.me/s/3N2iS

Sent from my Nexus S 4g
[Motorola Photon 4G] KTT16:
Paper camera is fun...lol!
[Motorola Photon 4G] shabbypenguin:
figures i already bought minecraft ages ago...

picked up swiftkeyx (have it on the amazon store but figured i might as wlel spend the 10 cents to get it so its just in my market :) )
[Motorola Photon 4G] duncanbyy:
Good catch. Thanks a lot!
[Motorola Photon 4G] ainen:
I got Minecraft and SoundHound. I'm glad I waited to get them. Good find!
[Motorola Photon 4G] SNAAAAKEE:
I snagged minecraft after reading that there planning on releasing a survivor mode for it in the future. I also picked up endomondo pro not sure what the difference between pro and the free version I was using are, but I figure for .10 it can't hurt me any.
[Motorola Photon 4G] njankit:
Just saw that there is "10 Days of Offers Top Premium Apps 90% off" option added in in the market
[Motorola Photon 4G] FrameCityJackal:
Don't know if it is CM7 but is anyone having trouble billing the apps to their sprint accounts? I know its 10 cents but oh well lol :p
[Motorola Photon 4G] dcowboys2184:
No i just billed my sprint account just now
[Motorola Photon 4G] FrameCityJackal:
hmm well i'm backing up everything now....trying to get this damn new xbox update to let me back on :mad:live!!!
[Motorola Photon 4G] Atticustrd:
How did you do this when I try I get error saying I haven't purchased it yet.
[Motorola Photon 4G] shabbypenguin:
dont do it! ive been beta testing the new dash.. it sucks fyi :P
[Motorola Photon 4G] FrameCityJackal:
Its mandatory I like the new look but now I can't connect to live. effn bs man
[Xperia Arc General] ARC X12:
Good day I just sold my xperia arc and planning to get the Xperia Arc s. i really like the xperia arc because i didnt have any problem with it except the crack on the housing which occurred twice. It was replaced twice by SE. I would want to get the Arc S because of the white housing which i really like. My question is, has anyone experienced a crack on their Xperia Arc S? I do not know if they have corrected the problem with the housing especially the one near the censor with the Xperia Arc S. Hope anyone could share :)
[Xperia Arc General] Luhccas-X10:
Until the moment it didn't have claims about this...
[Xperia Arc General] kradcliffe:
I have had no problems with the white housing yet.

Keith
[Xperia Arc General] ARC X12:
I just hope that SE has really modified the ARC S housing this time.
[Xperia Arc General] dong2007:
My Arc S also fine
[Xperia Arc General] Markus-SonyXperiaSupport:
Several users have already posted they have no issues but I want to step in and comment anyway.

I work with social media at Sony Ericsson and see and hear a lot of different problems/stories and so far I have not seen one single user saying his or her arc S have cracked. :)
[Xperia Arc General] Flo95:
I heard that fixed case will be available in January for the old Arc, is that right or can we already get the fixed one for our old Arc, if it has the crack?

And where can I find a german statemant that it's handled under warranty?

In a Vodafone shop here in Germany they said the problem isn't known and I'd have to pay the ~100€ myself.
[Xperia Arc General] reptile64:
Hi Markus and welcome to XDA forums (if this is really you) :p

Have you heard anything for the original Arc? And what about it?

Do they use a reinforced replacement or the same ****ty plastic?
[Xperia Arc General] Markus-SonyXperiaSupport:
Thanks! I can promise it really is me. ;)

Yes. We have made changes to improve the front cover on the phone. I don't work with repair myself and I don't know what exactly has been changed. I have just been informed that some changes have been made to make the cover better.

So if you have this crack on the front cover on Xperia arc, hand it in at a service centre together with the receipt and it should be handled within warranty.

-Markus

Sony Ericsson Answers Team
[Xperia Arc General] Flo95:
Ok, gonna go to a service center in early January to get the new housing :)

Thanks for the information.

Do I need to reflash it and wipe my data or can I give it to repair with my data and custom stuff like DooMKernel?

Software stuff shouldn't void warranty on the case imo
[Xperia Arc General] Markus-SonyXperiaSupport:
No worries! :)

It's standard routine to flash each and every phone that comes in to a service center so I suggest you contact the local support team, have a word with them and ask if it can be done without this (and if some 'special treatment' is required to get it done).

http://www.sonyericsson.com/cws/corporate/common/contact/phonelist

-Markus

Sony Ericsson Answers Team
[Xperia Arc General] Flo95:
Ok, thanks.

I ask them then and make a CWM backup before, just in case :)
[Xperia Arc General] leroy:
I have just noticed a crack on my arc s white. But gutted really as I thought that the problem had been sorted. I will post pics another day, but it is the same as those seen on arc
[Xperia Arc General] samuel109:
That music player plus the track id is a brilliant mix!
[Xperia Arc General] DemonicHawk:
Is there a specific place where everyone is seeing this crack? I just noticed I have one on my arc :(

EDIT: Nevermind, found my answer in the other thread about housing cracks.
[Xperia Arc General] reptile64:
Oh my! Just sold my Arc and bought an Arc S! I hope it's not true!! :eek: