yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[TG01 Windows Phone 7 Development] 4onu:
very funy guys ,mirolg and aeroflyluby, funny and good developers....but ,i am tired of funny way to talk about eachother,so if you 2 have a problem,please do it through PM,the first rule here in xda it.s to have a clean forum,so continue your war in another places,not here

BOTH of you done a lot of good things for tg01 comunity and if you have something to write to improve our tg1 ,you are welcome

p.s. mirolg ,you are the only wp7 developer,you are a god,the god ,all other doesn.t know anything,so,are you satisfied ? now can we go on with our lifes?
[TG01 Windows Phone 7 Development] mirolg:
@4onu OK. I will ignore .........
[TG01 Windows Phone 7 Development] aeroflyluby:
Miro, please, explain this pm conversaton with me then, and then say who teach to cook now.

I always helped you with this stuff, but then you took the evil and started the battle with VDG.
[TG01 Windows Phone 7 Development] mirolg:
I was at beginn for a friendly together with you and WojtasXDA .... then come this from you:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20709462&postcount=6

and my answer was- i do the same as you- nothing else ... and i show you the own copy-and paste facts, nothing else.

Then in your latest ROM the notice for me! I'm really able to cook my ROMs and if i do copy, then from other chefs, but i name my sorces and i must not stolen from you, sorry!

I have say, i can not copile the driver- you has premissed to do this- and now? I have say- i will cook tg01 for the community, a little bit different as yours- who is your problem man- you start it ... And i will END it, now ....
[TG01 Windows Phone 7 Development] aeroflyluby:
MAN you think you can cook because you can update the system from update cabs? Are you kidding?
[TG01 Windows Phone 7 Development] mirolg:
MY LAST WORDS FOR YOU man, make your own ****, but leave me finally in calm..... AMEN
[TG01 Windows Phone 7 Development] thinhx2:
dead from 7 year ago
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] staticx1:
Hello

I've got a new DEFY from my cellular operator, there is a dust on the screen itself (below the protecting glass)

at first it was just a little but now, after a month with the phone, there's a dust all over the screen.

the phone was never at water or at sand.

if it's not dust-proof - how can it be water-proof??

what shall I do?

thanks
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wizwin:
Take it to a authorized service center nearby. They will be able to clean it up in 10 minutes or so.

If you are ok with opening your phone (not worried about warranty) it is not very hard to clean it yourself. Follow the instructions in this video.

But there should be a reason (loose or broken side where the screws are fastened) for dust to enter the phone, so better take it to a service center.

Be careful not to break the sides where the screws are fastened if you are attempting to open it up yourself.

Maybe your operator can replace the set for you. I am not sure.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] staticx1:
Someone told me that once it opened, it cannot go back to what it was, cause Motorolla seals the device at the factory, and the operator don't have the right tools to seal it again...

I have a reason to believe that maybe I've got a refurbished device from the operator... my suspition were getting stronger when I saw the dust pilling up...

thanks
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frankfurts:
Strange I never got any dust under my screen and my defy has had a pretty rough life.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whitedefy:
u r correct to say your defy is not waterproof when dust gets in... my 1st defy was sent to the service centre because of water seepage... n i had like u noticed dust under the screen!! after repair... which they claimed they replace everything except e housing n battery... maybe the technician did a proper job in assembling back the housing... no more dust n i occasionally wash under the running tap my defy is still good after about 6mths already!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] djdanska:
For some reason, i managed to erase my serial number in my tmobile tab 10.1. It shows all zeros and it's preventing me to use the updater. How do i change or edit it back? I have the number. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Isilmalith:
Do you know how it happened?

And does it still show the correct one if you connect your Tab to your computer, and use "adb devices" (you have to have the sdk installed) ?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] Iikoo:
So, is it possible to sync my chrome bookmarks with sgt stock gingerbread browser? Sgt browser supports folders, so it should be possible right?

Are there any programs that allows me to do that?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] biffroy:
Try bookmarks to SD. It's for Dolphin browser It allows you to sync from Google account to stock browser too I think...
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] ravenhr:
There is Chrome to Phone app on Market. If you can't find it, post here, I'll upload it here.
[Hardware Hacking General] arikyeo:
I'm going to show you how to make a USB charger where you can bring along with you almost everywhere. There are millions of ways to make one with various brains, ranging from the super cheap 7805s to insanely expensive IC (Integrated Circuit, not Insane C*cks) with awesome mind controlling thingies. I'm only going to show here 2 of the most popular implementations; The 78xx way and the MAX756 (Some TI or LT ICs are also viable alternatives) way. The 78xx way is by far the easiest and cheapest way (I can buy in bulk for a few cents a piece) and coupled with the battery holder and a fancy box to store it, it won't cost you more than $2 (Or $10 if you're buying from Radioshack or can't find the right guy to buy from). However, they drink your battery juice like a dehydrated guy drinks water (really!) and in the long run, it will be more expensive to maintain than the MAX756 method. However if you suck at soldering or are stuck with a lousy soldering iron (like me for now) you're better off using the 78xx method because I've fried more MAX756s with my blunt tip more times than you care to count (At that time, I ordered the wrong part and was stuck with 30 of the super tiny SoC chips which were an extreme pain in the a*se to solder with a fat iron). However, no matter what the cost is, I'm sure you will find it very useful especially in certain situations. Scoff at your friends while you are happily playing GTA3 on your power-hungry tablet while they bang theirs on the table because their battery's flat! Anyway, back to the topic, you can read up on the 78xx series here.

NOTE: THIS IS STILL CONSIDERED WIP WHILE I FINISH THE PROJECT AND UPLOAD THE IMAGES.
[Hardware Hacking General] arikyeo:
78xx METHOD

Ok, first off, you must choose what kind of 78xx to use. If you're powering a typical Android phone or iPhone you'll need 1A of power. You can tell the difference by looking at its size. the 500mA version will be quite tiny like your average sized LED, whereas the 1A version will be significantly bigger. However, if you are gonna be using the charger for a tablet such as the Touchpad or Galaxy Tab, you'll need to bring out the big guns. That's where the 78s05 comes in. It's 2A instead of 1A. However, (based on personal experience) you need more batteries connected in parallel (+ to +, - to -) for more combined amperage otherwise the 78s05 won't be able to power your tablet properly. Furthermore, as it outputs a constant stream of 2A, your typical phone likely won't accept the humungous amounts of current (believe me, I've tried). So you have to decide what you have to power at this stage.

...

...

Once you've decided what 78xx you choose to use, you'll also need:

-USB Female connector (Or MicroUSB Male port if you're feeling lucky). I ripped mine off a USB hub

-1-3 9V adapters (6AA Battery holder will suffice if you're a AA fanatic) as 9V batteries typically have very little power output)

-A fancy box

-Schottky diode model 1N5817 (For the tabloid version use ZHCS2000); a few just to be safe (Read about it here; its optional if you're feeling lucky :) )

--The function of the Schottky diode here is like a one-way road. The current can only flow in 1 direction and not the other direction to the end of your device.. I've damaged a HD2 with a faulty 7805 when the current went the opposite direction.

--NOTE: DON'T USE TOO MANY OF THOSE DIODES because each one loses a bit of current and soon you'll have not enough power to power your device..
[Hardware Hacking General] arikyeo:
Max756 method

reserved for later
[Hardware Hacking General] arikyeo:
Signing off

reserved for later
[Hardware Hacking General] cdesai:
Great idea, gonna try it!

From my fingers to your eyez
[Hardware Hacking General] SGA-Sean:
going to try it thanks for the guide ;)
[Hardware Hacking General] Rebellos:
Done something similiar few weeks ago.

Based on MAX608, it's very easy to solder, as it's huge DIP package.

Complete schematic, it also contains 5.1V Zener Diode (overvoltage protection)

I don't remember Schottky and transistor parameters, these can be taken from datasheet.

Powered from 2 1.5V AA cells works fine. That set of 4 resistors on USB D- and D+ pins is for iPods and iPhones to enable charging at all in 0.5A mode.
[Hardware Hacking General] arikyeo:
Hmm.. I think some of the diodes might not be necessary.. Or maybe it's just the different ICs. Will post up the schematics when I have the time. Currently busy..
[Hardware Hacking General] arikyeo:
Lol.. I haven't even started documenting the project yet..
[Hardware Hacking General] hackqiang:
watching...

go on
[Hardware Hacking General] Rebellos:
Oh, 5.1V Zener is there - its D2 (not necessary, just in case), also LED is just there to signal that's ON.

AFAIM Schottky is higly recommended in datasheet to lower ripple, haven't got oscilloscope yet to see what's the difference.
[Hardware Hacking General] mattjmartin:
Be sure you check your datasheets. It only takes a very limited amount of circuitry to control the current throughput of any of the 78X05X models, and they spec them at 5% tolerance levels or less for regulation, so no output circuitry is needed beyond a basic cutoff.
[Hardware Hacking General] arikyeo:
Sorry for my absence the past few days.. Have been extremely busy with personal stuff including arguing with the bespoke tailor that she has misjudged my new $600 suit's khaki colour for the grey I originally wanted.. &#&$***#$

Anyway once I make a trip down to purchase the parts I will finish documenting this. Thanks for your patience..
[Hardware Hacking General] arnas120:
thanks, it really help me in travel ;)
[Hardware Hacking General] ungraph:
This is actually very practical and can be done, given you have the right materials, basic electricity knowledge, and a rigged out hobby box to seal the components. I managed to construct a somewhat functional external battery for my iPhone 4 and besides and occasional d/cs, it served it's job.
[Hardware Hacking General] Car-bon:
If you like it easy and energy efficient you can use a "TRACOPOWER - TSR 1-2450" switching DC/DC converter.

- Input Voltage: 6.5V to 36V

- Output Voltage: 5.0V

- Output Current: 1A

- Up to 96 % efficiency

– No heat-sink required

- SIP-package fits existing TO-220 footprint

- Built in filter capacitors

- Short circuit protection

It is not as cheap as an 7805 (farnell.com 7.70€) but if you charge with a battery you don´t need any further circuit.

Just connect battery to input, output to USB+ and GND like 7805.

Normally your phone should start charging without any circuit to D+, D- (I checked my HD2 does).
[Hardware Hacking General] mattjmartin:
I could not find this part number originally, so I pointed out the limiting capabilities of the 7805 series, but anyone that can get one of these and goes the 7805 route anyway is retarted! lol. Unless you just want to do it for fun, which lets face it, is 95% of the reason anyone would do this anyway! replacement batteries are like $5 of amazon for pretty much any device! :p
[Hardware Hacking General] showlyshah:
may be a better idea for cosidaration

you may use some power transistor with base voltage pulled to 5.1v using a 5.1 v zener diode, and that will give u a 5 v at o/p. and be sure to use a transistor which can handle min of 12v i/p and an o/p current of 2 or more amps. that will reduce the various voltage drops by using lots of components, and also less i/p voltage is required. like 5.5-6v i/p for 5 v o/p.

send from my hd2 @ dorimanx v.3.0.0.rom,with 2way rec kernal.
[Hardware Hacking General] arikyeo:
I think I've seen something similar around that costs a whopping 15 quid (even though the pound is decreasing in value...........) which translates to about $30 in Singapore dollars. Expensive and impractical for the most part.. If you do breakdown the parts within and the cost I think it'll amount to 10x cheaper..
[Hardware Hacking General] DarthCaniac:
This is definitely not a bad idea, and certainly easy to make. You can also make it as cheap or expensive as you like, from automated current regulation, battery status LEDs, multiple phones at once, Solar-Power, Nuclear-Reactor power, etc.

But I would recommend 3 1.5 v batteries in a holder, connected to a current regulator (Just in-case. You wouldn't want your precious phone to go up in a poof of smoke now, would you? Five dollars now, or Five hundred dollars later.), then some sort of way to connect to your phone (Either a Female USB connector, or if you want to make it specifically for your phone, get the right type Male USB connector for it).

I would also recommend Heat-Shrink tubing, Solder, and Painters tape (Like electrical tape, except it actually sticks to the wires.) Hot glue might also come in handy.
[Hardware Hacking General] simransingh1:
thanks buddy tryin
[Hardware Hacking General] showlyshah:
Hey u may take a look on this link

electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/18570/stepping-up-3v-to-5v

I mean st 6920 ic, 1.5-3v i/p, 5v o/p with about 500ma o/p current. More than 90% efficiency, . I promise its one of the best.

I got that chip,( from a bricked digitizer pen ) currently experimenting with it, just to boost the o/p to more than 500ma, using low voltage high current transistor connected to the o/p.

Will soon post the circuit and results.

Regards.

Shah
[Hardware Hacking General] realhuh:
.. will try when i have the ingredients :) .. thx

Sent from my CSL-MI410
[Hardware Hacking General] showlyshah:
I have made it, working, used the same chip, a Nokia battery ( though the chip provides 5v from 1.5v, I had a slim Nokia battery,3.7v ,700ma , so I used it), put the whole thing into an old keychain torch body, put a switch, 3 indicator leds(charging,USB out,batt low) ,put in a Nokia charger port for charging the internal batt, a USB port to plugin the data cable for charging phones.

The portable charger can be charged using Nokia chargers, and any phones supporting USB charging can be charged from the portable charger. A low batt indicator is also there,which indicates if the internal batt of the charger is low, a charging indicator for both USB o/p and I/p charging is also there.

The internal batt is 3.7v, 700ma, and the curcuits draws 600ma and provides 500ma( those readings are measured using my multi meter) @ 5v, yap it will be enough for a 1hr charging...
[Hardware Hacking General] showlyshah:
The green led means device is turned on, and ready for plugin your phone, the yellow led means charger has a low batt condition,(it will lit up when the internal batt can't provide enough current for USB charging), the red led means the device is charging from an external source( here its a Nokia charger)

A switch(black one at the top) is used to turn on/off the charger.

Won't it look cool?(atleast I felt so) . Just compare its size with that of hd2, really portable???. I took almost 4 hrs to complete it.( finding the suitable body from crap is the hardest thing I come across ).
[Hardware Hacking General] 216Monster:
"They" already make these... 30$ from Verizon 1800mah
[Hardware Hacking General] showlyshah:
Ys, I know, and why 30$ ,u can get china ones in less than 10$. Dude we all know that, but its not the thing here. Some one is trying to make his own portable charger with his own experience and knowledge. All I have done is helping him, I won't think that I have made a huge invention, but I can claim that I too can make it, (and those too from crap) . Its all about self satisfaction and nothing..

By the way u r using a custom rom on a device from which u posted the comment. Won't u Mr.monster? And let me ask, that device is made by a reputed company,with their own software on it. Then why are u using custom rom on it??? Its because u need it to be different,to be personal, is it? There are thousands who use the same device with company rom, but u don't. U need it in ur way, that's it. I know there r so many in market, but I need mine in my way.

Lol don't take it serious, I am just hinding out.
[Hardware Hacking General] 216Monster:
Edit: this thread is still pretty awesome and just gave me an idea, forget everything I said before, it is our way your right, from my r800x custom UK rom to the 2ghz o/c in it and this thread great idea of making your own battery charger, thinking like this one could combine two or more into a great portable power pack. Good read
[Hardware Hacking General] showlyshah:
Nice dude.. why manufacturers have all the fun...thatz the way..
[Hardware Hacking General] Cirrus0:
That is a pretty interesting project of yours!

Is electronics merely a hobby of yours or did you study it / work in the field?
[Hardware Hacking General] showlyshah:
U mean me? Ha itz a story, I started its as hobby long 11years before ,at age 12, just by blowing away the complete fuses of my home just by trying to connect a lamp controlled by a switch...

Now I am an electrical and electronics engineer. :-)

But still I am doing the thing as a hobby... :-(

A lot I learned, juz Cox itz not written in my books...
[Hardware Hacking General] kindley:
gonna try.
[Hardware Hacking General] deadcpu:
Nice idea will definately try this

----------------Read If You Have Time----------------

Send From My Samsung Galaxy Note 2 N7100,

HIT thanks if I did Helped you.

LIFE! It's what you make out of it!
[Hardware Hacking General] kartik202:
mine works but takes ages to charge .....

I made a similar one using some random 5v resistor and a 9v battery but its charging at 0.2A.

Guess I have to look for a right resistor to feed my galaxy s3.

First I tried it using 4 1.5 AA batterys but it dint work.

Is there any way in which I can charge it at 2A like the note ?
[Hardware Hacking General] showlyshah:
Lol... have u ever checked the current rating of a 9v battery?( i guess its the same 9v batt that we use in toy cars with clip terminals) it is about 100ma to 300ma for rechargeable batteries, and even less for non rechargeable!!, then how can u get more current?

My suggestion is to use li-ions which can provide 3.7 v at 800- 4500ma ( depending upon the models which are portable size) , for eg u can get 3.7 v at 2200 ma from 18650 model( it is used in laptop battery).
[Hardware Hacking General] Nerqus:
.

nice thing dude :D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mrcojocaru:
Does anyone know if Costco is going to carry the prime? That would be lovely
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ravizzle:
I hope they do.

Sent from my Galaxy S2
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nxp3:
I would prefer to buy from costco because they have such a good return policy, but don't think they will have it. They never have any asus product, just acer and samsung tablets. Don' tthink they even have asus laptops.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] htowngator:
I thought for sure they had the original Transformer...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
Costco did carry the original Transformer, only not until a few months after its release. I called them a few weeks back and they didn't have any plans to carry the Prime, but of course they don't really make long-term plans like that. They often wait until they can get certain terms, and then sell things--which is why they don't always sell things at the very beginning of their lifecycles. The Xoom is an exception--they had it on launch day.

I imagine they'll have the Prime eventually. They've sold pretty much every Honeycomb tablet at one time or another.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Mrcojocaru:
Exactly my friend. Best return policy in existence. My hope is that since the prime is one of a kind right now more retailers will carry it... they have that strange lookin Toshiba tablet LOL they better get the prime
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jonalisa:
Speaking of buying clubs, BJ's has the TF101 but no visibility of any TF201's being ordered. They said they order way in advance, so if it isn't in their computer now, they won't have them.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] vessamj:
Would anyone recommend this app? Reviews complain about continuous updates, maybe malware, anybody tried it before?

-XDA Premium on CM7 Nook Color
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] peanjr:
It updates alot be cause the host file is always adding more blocked websites. I use it on all my devices. Reboot after you do it. No more ads.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] thet1nman:
This app is one of the reasons to root your phone. Not malware
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] ThrowingKs:
I use it on every one of my devices. The updates are to stay on top of the ever growing list of ad servers.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] MrColdbird:
Yeah you can rest assured, this thing is top, not flop.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] vessamj:
Thanks all!

-XDA Premium on CM7 Nook Color
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] vessamj:
Well after installing, updating, and rebooting I tested angry birds and there is still adds... is it supposed to work for everything or just certain things?

-XDA Premium on CM7 Nook Color
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] mwalt2:
Another good option is Adaway. I like it because it has a few more options compared to the last time I was using adfree..

https://market.android.com/details?id=org.adaway
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] hwong96:
I use AdAway because it blOcks more ads it seems.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] vessamj:
As it turns out... I forgot about it for a while and then just checked it out again, and its working fine, definitely a recomended app I'd say. Thanks again for the insight!

-XDA Premium on CM7 Nook Color
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] framitz:
This is an essential app for me, I update it manually and have had no problems. Just ad free apps.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] stinky634:
Does this just get rid of ads in browsers/game banners, or will it get rid of the Words with Friends ad after each move, and the like?
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] mwalt2:
They get rid of most ads. It depends on what ad server the app uses. It just blocks them using the host file, like you can do on a desktop computer.
[Nook Color Themes and Apps] spannernick:
Yep it a good app,its so good I have added it to my rom plus Airblocker,it stops push adds.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kickerz14:
Hi I just recently bought my SEX arc s and I'm searching for the file manager in my phone just like with the samsung smartphones that has a file manager where you can see all the contents of your sd card. Thanks for the help.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MadcatSJ:
Search in android market for:

ES file explorer

Astro file manager
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darth5zaft:
i like file expert better

for now, thats the only apps that i found can unRAR files
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
File Manager.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazymister:
+1 on that one. Also has very good root acces and functions
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kickerz14:
Well thanks for the reply mate!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haloxxxreacher:
Astro is the best ever ever ever ever ever 100% made:cool::cool::D:confused::D:cool::cool: