yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Captivate Glide] gabby131:
nice....i'm not surprise to see these specially from an N900 user.

Oh.....so you overclock? Is the kernel from the I9103 be used? or it's gonna screw up coz glide has keyboard?

EDIT: ooops....i just knew that there is a stock glide kernel posted, I'll test myself, thanks...

EDIT 2: thread says "for Samsung Galaxy R (I9103) only" LOL! nvm
[Samsung Captivate Glide] visibleunderwater:
"status indicator"

is there a way to clear out the status indicator in the pull-down notification bar? For awhile I used super status bar, but got tired of it refusing to withdraw. The "indicators" use up half the screen, and are totally unneeded.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] joser_714:
Hi im on strongsteves current rom and occasionally always have my screen flip upside down with everything backwards. Is there a fic for this yet???
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Gaugerer:
Some people regard the Note as being too big to be used as a phone and too small to be used as a tablet. Of course, neither is true because the Note is the most versatile mobile device ever made. The days of having to own a small mobile phone where the screen is too small to be practicable and a tablet which is too big to carry around are over. Thank you Samsung.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rafso:
X2
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] trinev:
It,s probably the best thing ever done as yo it,s many functions. It,s a great smartphone light and thin with the biggest screen and amazing performance, it has an amazing battery life considering it's hugeness. It's a great ebook using aldiko, it's a fantastic media player for music, video and photos on it's own screen and on tv with hdmi. The quality of the camera is close yo the iphone 4s if not best. The video recording is simply great and of course it is better that any gps navigator you can buy since it positioning technology is the fastest i've ever seen. No doubt this phone is the gadget of the year
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] CGI_Ram:
I do understand the critique; too large for a phone... too small for a tablet.

There is some truth to that. Let's admit it.

But... if you want a go anywhere device that does it all... The Note is for you.

I love it!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Techvir:
For those critiques...

Show us a device that is big enough as a tablet and small enough to be a phone:D :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] eksasol:
I agree, but there is rumor the Galaxy S III will be buttonless in front and 5" which I think is just right:http://www.slashgear.com/samsung-ga...already-realistic-press-images-leak-23204379/

5.3" is slightly bit much.

One month in and still impressed with this phone. It really is the best mobile device I've ever used.

-Camera quality is excellent.

-Love using the stylus for notes and drawing/doodling.

-Bought a car mount and uses it as my main GPS since the screen is large. Due to GLONASS system, the satellite lockin is awesome, even indoor.

-Never use my Windows tablet anymore, since the Note can handle website and 720p flash contents without sweat.

-Became my sole ebook reader due to the resolution.

-This is the first phone where I felt the onscreen controller for games are actually very usable that I don't (always) need an extra bluetooth gamepad, due to the screen estate.

-Screen quality is amazing, but importantly the hardware can handle the HD MKV videos and have microSD support to store them. I am not ashamed to admit I take delight in the fact the screen quality and viewing angle literally destroy the iPhone 4S screen of peers.

-It's a long phone, my mouth does not even reach down to mic, but delighted people across the line can hear me fine and I'm not a loud mouth. (Though I am on custom rom which might improves the Phone app over stock.)

-With custom rom, it support OpenVPN which is a big deal for me.

I'm so glad I returned the Nexus for the Note. Only downside so far is no official 1700mhz support for T-Mobile :(, hope something can be done about it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hagba:
The size is a personal thing,for me its perfect for both as a phone and a tablet.

J had a Galaxy 10.1 it put a big stress on my arm,to use it I had to lift my arm all the time,so I gave it to my wife a Cello player.

Now with my GNote I sit for hours surfing the net without any stress since I just use my fingers to operate the entire device without lifting an arm,this is even more obvious when I play chess in long sessions,so can't be more happier with the size.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] lifehijack:
I agree. Its the best phone I have ever used. The huge screen is really an advantage in all aspects.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] trinev:
Amen! I'm with you in every thing you said, except fot the VPN wich I don't know what is it lol...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] dt33:
Thats fake picture and SGS3 will come as 4.65" as I guess. There are no real leaked picture of SGS 3 yet and all just guessing.

http://www.androidcentral.com/not-samsung-galaxy-s-iii?utm_source=ac&utm_medium=twitter

Another "leaked" picture:

5,3" is good for surf/video and thats the most important I got the Note for. :D

S-Pen is a plus and handy if wanna write some short notes to what to buy, since I always forget something at stores, after i got home. :p

Tab is too big too carry along and 4,3" phone (or whatever size) is just too small for surf/video. Also carry 2 device is not funny.

The Notes 5,3" is perfect and u get 2in1 hybrid device to carry with u. :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] galaxytab1:
True

It replaces mobile, tab and PC to an extent. And then, it replaces pen and paper!

(and, camera, music, navigation too but that's given)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] maxh:
If that phone were real, I would buy it the instant it was available, and I'd pay $1500 for it without batting an eye. That is my dream device. The only thing I'd want different is for the stylus to be stored onboard. Unfortunately, it's just a concept.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] romac:
How large is too large? When I first got the HD2 people said it was too large. This is ideal for what it does. Sammy has got it right.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] CGI_Ram:
For me; pocketability

I agree... Sammy got it right.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] CGI_Ram:
Ha ha ha! True.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morganblackstone:
Okay, so i probably messed up...my IMEI is random numbers and letters (I have the EFS autobackup folder with a .tar that i can extract on the phone)...how the heck do i restore that?? ive searched high and low for the past two hours on how to get back to the KA3 bootloader and get my IMEI back...if anyone has any ideas, please help...and im sure there will be many a "dumbass + *facepalm*" lol thanks guys!!!!!!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morganblackstone:
nevermind guys i fixed it...but in case anyone who has the same problem ever needs it...i used a complete CWM recovery of the whole system (non rooted, the whole 9 yards, the key is the KA3 bootloader, also can be extracted and fastboot flashed in i believe) and the IMEI problem i used efs pro backup (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1308546) and had it scan my computer for my auto backed up EFS folder that i transferred off my phone....thanks again!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Magnus_CA:
Hey Folks,

I just wanted to pass on the deal I just found...You can get what looks to be an OEM 1850mAh battery with an external battery charger and an extra wall charger for $28.80 from the link below:

http://shop.htcpedia.com/samsung-galaxy-nexus-battery-charger.html

I know there are cheaper 3rd party batteries out there but they tend to under-deliver when it comes to meeting its rated battery capacity. I also wonder the effects of having a battery rotation of batteries with different capacities (from different manufacturers) on the battery stats within the software.

EDIT - THIS IS FOR THE VERIZON VERSION ONLY. Sorry to get your hopes up GSMer's.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zok-star:
Very good! but its only for the Verizon version :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Magnus_CA:
Sorry about that. I updated the OP to reflect it's for the Verizon version.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] inseek:
More than one battery with the Galaxy Nexus

Just ordered one of these, but then found this info coming from Verizon:

"Customers attempting to use more than one battery with the Galaxy Nexus may have less than an optimal experience since the NFC chip within the battery must register a token between the device and the battery each time the battery is swapped."

I guess it is better just to use one of these 2100mAh extended batteries Verizon is selling along with cover.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Magnus_CA:
Interesting...I'm not using NFC for anything so I'm not sure I care but I wonder if the consequences are limited to a slightly longer boot process after a battery swap.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] belair56:
I vote CRAP, the battery has the NFC antenna in it. The NFC chip is in the phone.

Verizon has a sale on spare 1850 batteries for $19.99 right now. Plus they are selling the item in the OP for $39.99. If I am wrong please correct me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GeezyF.Ladies:
I tried to root through the odin method and I can get into CWM but when I install zip then reboot it stops at the SAMSUNG screen...any help will do I need my phone by tomorrow at the latest also Im with Best buy warranty so should I just break my phone and get another ?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] silver03wrx:
Boot into recovety try data/cache wipe 3 times each then reboot.

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Also which rom are you trying to install?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] appdroid:
What u running 2.3.5? Or 2.3.6?

IF 2.3.5 than i would unroot it and run 1click root.:D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GeezyF.Ladies:
stock one from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1340526
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GeezyF.Ladies:
2.3.6 yeah I've heard one click is awesome
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] silver03wrx:
Your able to get into recovery? So as i said boot into recovery wipe data/cache 3 times then reboot. If still no go flash the stock tar with odin again and reroot. You could also try just flashing the stock recovery.tar and boot into it. Then wipe data, and cache. Then reboot
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GeezyF.Ladies:
k tried the data/cache 3 times each and rebooted and nothing. well how do I put stock tar on my sd card if I cant get my phone on to connect with my pc storage ?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] silver03wrx:
The stock tar you need to put on your pc. And you need to get your phone into download mode. You use odin on you pc with your phone in download mode. To flash the stock recovery tar. To be honest you need to just use odin to reflash the stock tar. Again. Go to the thread woth the stock tar and follow the instructions again
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GeezyF.Ladies:
haha duh on my part I was just so scared that I panicked but its downloading now and im going to try and flash back to stock when it is done. thanks for your patience/help slvwrx.....upon more research I think I got a bad recovery tar bc I cant open it its just a white page with a folded corner and I think I saw someone with this problem in the thread and said you have to extract zip
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GeezyF.Ladies:
any other ideas ?

anyone get tar files from another site because when I try to open mine they all say cannot open file does not seem to be a valid archive.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Blackberrynomore:
You cannot be serious with these questions? You don't open the tar file you put it in Odin. You really need to put some effort into researching what you are trying to do with your phone. Your lack of prior research is why you are having problems. Not trying to be an ahole but you really need to READ everything in these forums before you try to do anything to your phone or you seriously risk bricking it and not being able to recover it. It is nearly impossible to brick these phones but if you have not done the requisite research here then you will end up in essence with a brick because you have no clue how to recover it from your own mistakes. I read these forums for a solid week before I even connected my phone to my laptop and I am an IT Engineer but that doesn't make me an Android expert so I learned from the awesome people here that know more than I and are freely willing to share their knowledge. Take my word for it any/all information you would ever need to fix your phone is all right here for the reading courtesy of the great devs and enthusiasts here on the site.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GeezyF.Ladies:
any criticism is good criticism to me thanks for giving me the cold hard facts and to be truthful I did jump into this early coming from an iphone 4 and all the ones before that and jailbreaking them I thought it'd be easy and it was I just 2nd guess myself all the time. my mistake was following the vid a ruebarb posted in the thread and I followed it to a T .it wasnt till he updated his video and said that his method was for ''already'' rooted users so after getting konane's stock tar flashed in odin I was back to stock re-did the 2.3.6 method got it done stayed stock rooted for 2 days then just about 30 mins ago I went head and jumped on RED SONIA!

again thanks for your input and to care enough to set a noob stright:D

also Cdshep pretty much found the problem after having a personal chat with me he saw what I was trying to say I'm just not really good with wording or spelling I just recently winged myself of of concerta(ADHD pills) and so my mind moves faster than I can type or right and I confuse myself but its better than the life of a zombie!
[General Questions and Answers] brberie:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1394007

This is the thread I'm interested in. Could you please provide step by step instruction what to do with just rooted LG P505 not to brick it but get rid off all AT&T *^%$#@!

Thanks in advance!
[General Questions and Answers] Theonew:
See here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1007244.
[General Questions and Answers] brberie:
thanks f or fast reply. I'm still confused because this thread is for p500 but after intense googling my understanding is that p505 is a different animal mostly because of screen and corresponding driver.

URL="forums.androidcentral.com/t-lg-phoenix-thrive/127858-jobans-kernel-2-08-overclock-cm7-2-3-7-etc-gyro-fixed.html"]forums.androidcentral.com/t-lg-phoenix-thrive/127858-jobans-kernel-2-08-overclock-cm7-2-3-7-etc-gyro-fixed.html/URL

Please explain.

Thanks again

BTW: what is terminology difference in this world between ROM(my understanding is image) and kernel? Is that ROM includes applications and for kernel one will need to install them later manually?
[HTC Sensation] apex84:
At least that's what I think is the cause. It almost always happens when I'm outside so I haven't been able to catch one while running logcat. I've tried both the 10.14.9035.01 and 10.15.9035.02 radios with RILs matched and unmatched, stock ROM and CM7 both after running SuperWipe script, stock kernel and faux's AOSP kernel, and changed to a new SIM card, all with the same result. Any ideas or should I just try to return it and get a new one (I really want to avoid this as I travel a lot and can't wait for a new phone)?

It all began around the weekend of Dec 2 around the time I started using 3G. Before that I was only on the 2G network.
[HTC Sensation] apex84:
Setting GSM only or WCDMA only seems to remedy the problem but of course WCDMA coverage isn't available everywhere so that sucks. Am I the only one with this problem?
[HTC Sensation] M1stral:
No, I guess not. I had a problem somewhat like it. My device turned itself off a few times a day. Had sent it to HTC for a firmware update, tried a new SIM and heard many horrorstories on the device shutting off without the user wanting it.

Since I disabled automatic network detection the problem hasn't occurred again. At least for now.
[HTC Sensation] apex84:
Where do I disable automatic network detection?
[HTC Sensation] waris93:
I am not quite sure but I think it's on wireless settings > Mobile network Settings > Network operators > and then from Search networks try selecting a network manually :) Sorry I don't really know but I know where this option is :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schwartzman93:
I bought my Nexus from Best Buy on Saturday... I love the phone, but it overheats really bad...I know people have been complaining about there's overheating but a Verizon rep told me that mine shouldn't get as hot as it does because it will swell... 2nd reason for taking it back is I have really bad signal.. and apparently verizon is now saying its imaginary... but again the rep told me she hadn't heard about anything that I have been reading on the internet and it was the second time I called and they tried the same thing twice to improve it...but it didn't work either time, so they think it is a faulty radio

Here is why I can't decide to take it back...I haven't dropped it at all but I am some how cursed by a few barely noticeable scratches and one noticeable one and I don't want Samsung to charge me full price for the phone.

I had to return my droid incredible 1 when I had it, and it had damage and they told me if HTC says anything they will have to charge full price.they never did, I was sent a replacement with no problem. However, that was HTC... this is Samsung and I don't know anything about them.

So what do you guys think?...will I have a problem returning it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nyijedi:
Unless you really beat the crap out of the phone, I'd be shocked if Best Buy gave you any problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] detonation:
You're still within the first 14 days so Verizon/Best Buy should replace your phone with a new one on the spot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wonshikee:
Get a battery temp measuring app, I use minimalistic widget so I don't know what app can, then see what it's at.

I think the thinness of the device lends itself to a more prominent temperature change - even though it's nothing different on other devices.

When my GN feels hot, it's around 42C, which is about what my previous phones reach.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schwartzman93:
I took it back with no problem...and my new phone seems to get a tad bit better signal...its not as spazmatic as my other one...my old one would fade in and out really badly...this one does, but it takes a little while for it to do it.

Also on my new one, for some reason the screen seems better...it seems to get better whites than my old one
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Alex1x:
Updated Epic 4G Touch *January 11, 2012

First I just want to be clear and thankful to all the developers making these ROMS available to us FREE OF CHARGE. I personally like each and every one of them and I flash different ROM every few weeks for the sake of *change and adventure. Things do change quick around here from modems, kernels, roms and themes which all give us the unique ability to personalize to our liking. So, thank you devs!!!

Now, I'm curious in comparison (your milage may vary), but just for the heck of it without any offense, could we describe ROM's in categories? Maybe it'll help people discover something they didn't know existed...

-My Current Setup-

ROM NAME/Version:

Modem:

Kernel:

Theme if any:

Battery life single charge:

Wifi/3G/4G/Nav/Blu/Streaming "All Working":

Pros:

Cons:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] phatmanxxl:
Its in the sig, that and using EG30 radio.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Alex1x:
-My Current Setup-

ROM NAME/Version: Blazer Rom v3.1

Modem: EL13

Kernel: Default included in ROM

Theme if any: None

Battery life single charge: 8 to 10 hours (heavy use: Game, Browsing, Stream)

Wifi/3G/4G/Nav/Blu/Streaming "All Working": YES

Pros: Fast and Smooth

Cons: Screen Rotation Problem, NOTE: this issue has been fixed with v3.21
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bbb1977:
I am running the New Senzation ROM with Desparado Kernel, super fast and great battery life. Scoring over 6000 on Quadrant.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Aairman23:
Kernel: EL13 v1.1.2 (Steady Hawkin)

ROM: UnNamed v2.01 (gtg465x)

Theme: ICS 1.9.4 w/AIO Mod(Overstew)

Very Happy!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] stargaterules:
So why include the screen rotation as a problem if it has already been fixed, which it has as I'm on 3.21? Jus' sayin'
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Indrid Cole:
-My Current Setup-

ROM NAME/Version: Calkins El13 2.5.1

Modem: EL13

Kernel: stock El13 rouge

Theme: NBT Honey 5.1 by the way is Saaaweee.

Battery life single charge: hvy use 10 hrs.. Lgt use 18 hrs

Wifi/3G/4G/Nav/Blu/Streaming/GPS/DNLA. everthing working.

Pros: too many to list over stock. I have flashed them all,and I keep coming back to. Calkin.

Cons. None. This RIG rocks, Galaxy Nexus. Yada yada yada. Yawn.

My contribution for the day. This setup if flashed from bone stock. No auto wipes,all manually done is SOLID!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Indrid Cole:
So why are you not listing your setup OP? Oops didn't see it sorry. My bad.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bbedward:
Rom: Calkulin 2.0.1a

Kernel: ZenDroid kernel I'm testing

Modem: EL13

Very stellar :) oh yea, overstews ics theme.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cds0699:
-My Current Setup-

ROM NAME/Version: Syndicated Ice 2.0

Modem: EG31

Kernel: Included with the ROM

Theme if any: Included with the ROM
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] papajetta:
Current ROM: calkulins 2.6

Kernel: desperado 1.3

Theme: senzation

Pros: runs very quick, can overclock to 1704

Cons: calkulins 2.5.1 ran smoother, think its the kernel compatibility, this ROM behaves beyter with stock kernel.

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Update.... Flashed rogue 1.1.2 el13 kernel on to calkulin 2.6..... Silky smooth
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] bryanh85:
Hey OP, can you list a "best screen on time" category...It'll be good info to get an idea of screen on times of diff roms.

I've been back and forth with Blazer and UnNamed but my current setup:

ROM NAME/Version: UnNamed Rom v2.0.1

Modem: EL13

Kernel: Rogue stock EL13

Theme: Overstew's ICS theme v1.9.4 + AIO mod v.1.9.3

Battery life single charge: with a lot of down time at work, it varies from 8-10 hours of heavy usage (browsing, youtube, text, games, hotspot on) moderate to light usage variess 16-24 hours with (browsing and texting)

Best screen on time: approx 3 hours 35 min (with about 5% left then I plugged in the charger)

Wifi/3G/4G/Nav/Blu/Streaming "All Working": All working

Pros: ICS sandwich transitions (although flashing a theme removes it), volume buttons to take pictures, fast, great battery life

Cons: none. this is how stock should come!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Khilbron:
-My Current Setup-

ROM NAME/Version: Calkulin's 2.6

Modem: EL13

Kernel: EL13

Theme if any: Stock

Battery life single charge:

Wifi/3G/4G/Nav/Blu/Streaming "All Working": Yes

Pros: Butter

Cons: Not intelligent enough to make me breakfast/fear of skynet
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Alex1x:
Updated 1/11/12

-My Current Setup-

ROM NAME/Version: Calkulin's v2.7

Modem: EL26

Kernel: Included w Rom

Theme if any: Nothing but honey

Battery life single charge: 15+

Wifi/3G/4G/Nav/Blu/Streaming "All Working": Yes

Pros: Im super impressed with the battery life. GPS lock is instant. Loving it.

Cons: None
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cds0699:
Updated:

-My Current Setup-

ROM NAME/Version: Blazer 3.4

Modem: EK02

Kernel: Rouge 1.3.0

Theme if any: Team Venum ICS theme
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] naripsta:
ROM NAME/Version: Blazer v3.5

Modem: EL29

Kernel: Rogue EL29

Theme if any: Team Venum ICS
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dbaybay:
-My Current Setup-

ROM NAME/Version: CM7.1 - Alpha 5

Modem: EL29

Kernel: CM7.1 - Alpha 5 Custom Kernel

Theme if any: ICS (CM7 Theme), GoLauncher & GoLocker ICS Themes.

Battery life single charge: 12+ hours, moderate-heavy use.

Wifi/3G/Nav/Blu/Streaming "All Working": Yes, only thing not working is 4g which doesn't matter to me.

Pros: Only AOSP ROM for the E4GT, massive tweakage available, IT'S CYANOGENMOD, DUH!

Cons: Voice bug in Skype, No 4g for those who it matters too.