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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] m.nilesh17@xda.com:
Galaxy mini is not comptiable with uc browser.may we use uc browser in mini.direct link of of uc browser may work.sorry for poor english

sent from gt 5570 xda app.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] SanketN8:
uc browser link :)

www.mediafire.com/?g9bvb6stf4hpbgg

hit THANKS if u liked it.....:D:D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cham0:
Hi,

I just received my order from Best Buy today, and Superuser was installed. I think that means it is rooted, do you think that is normal ?

Does anyone else has this on his TP ?

Thanks

(Edit: in fact not rooted, just an automatic download from the market, sorry)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] biggem001:
just because superuser is installed, doesn't mean you have root. you need the SU in /system/xbin and busybox..

run ADB root

and type SU and see what it says
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] djsaad1:
the market probably automatically installed it when you signed in, because you probably already have it on another device.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] cham0:
Oh yeah, that should be this, you make me less dumb now :)

But I thought superuser needed root to be installed (that's what they say on the market if I read correctly).

Update:

Ok, I downloaded a terminal, and I'm not rooted, since I get "permission denied" when I try sudo something or "su". Sorry for this thread!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cruzertech:
My device is Nexus S ( Stock Version ). Just updated my to ICS recently. Downloaded the ICS update from google and updated via Recovery mode.

Today i attempted to enter recovery mode. Once i choose the recovery option, there is no further options like before. It just reboots the phone. I couldn't see the android icon with triangle like before..

I wanted to wipe off my phone and reinstall the ICS update. Is it possible. And i dont want to root the phone for now. I need the warranty.

Please Help..
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harbb:
It's probably an i9023 (SLCD Screen), the new ICS recovery doesn't switch on the backlight. Since you don't want to void your warranty (ie. you have a locked bootloader and don't want that to change), your only real option is to shine a bright flashlight/lamp onto the screen while in recovery, you should be able to just make out what is on the screen.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cruzertech:
if I choose to wipe off will it back to version 2.3.6 or still in ics?

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dessi_007:
it will stay in ics.

your best hope is to root your phone install cwm recovery and reflash ics.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @work:
When I am using picasa to import photos I see connecting device for a long time. Then I get this message

---------------------------

Error

---------------------------

An error has occurred while attempting to import. Either the source is unavailable or the destination is full or read only.

(1)

---------------------------

OK

---------------------------

- Neither of those reasons are correct and I can import from windows media player without trouble.

- I am using the samsung drivers from their own website.

- The drivers should be working because I am able to use ADB with the device.

- for a brief moment all of the the thumbnails for pictures on the device are available. Then after clicking OK they disappear and Picasa does not respond.

- This device is using Stock firmware 4.0.2

- The PC is running windows vista 32 bit.

- The device is rooted.

- This has never worked.
[Legend General] wangdeli900:
can anyone tell me the maxim frequency when legend can still be stable ?
[Legend General] and313:
It depends from legend to legend. Mine is stable too 806mhz. Just push it up step after step and when you have your first force close or reset (use apps like opera or igo) you know your limit.
[Legend General] Hitmax117:
It's maximum not maxim ;d maxim is my name

And it depends, My phone will not run stable on all overclock frequencys so you will have to test
[Legend General] vintermut:
Can we mess something up doing this? I mean is this safe way to test the limit?
[Legend General] and313:
No. Just go step after step
[Legend General] wangdeli900:
Thanks for your reply. I find opera is really a good app for the test case of stability.
[Legend General] wangdeli900:
sorry fo mention your name..

but it's pity for your cpu's quality, too bad with no over clock at all.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] GrandAdmiral:
Let me start off by saying that I have yet to root my Flyer, but plan on it in the near future. My question is the purpose of having an external SD card (I recently got a 16GB)? It doesn't seem like you are able to store apps there, unless you're rooted of course using something like Link2SD.

So for the unrooted, stock Flyer users, is the external SD only for storage of files like mp3s, AVis, etc. that apps on the internal storage can read and run or am I missing something in the setup?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] globatron:
Nope, that's it...just more space for media etc.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] GrandAdmiral:
Thanks globatron. All the more reason for me to hurry and root this thing. Any known issues with running Link2SD on HC?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] butterflygirl:
In Gingerbread, you can move some of your apps to SD without root through settings>applications. You choose your app and then there is an option to move to SD card. In my experience, Honeycomb deals with app space differently, so there is no need for this option because I believe all internal storage is available to apps and media. At least this is how it is on my Honeycomb Archos 80.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bsoplinger:
You can also store app data on the SDHC card with root and judicious use of the mount command with the bind option. For example:

mount -o bind /Removable/MicroSD/com.iconology.comics.app /mnt/sdcard/Android/data/com.iconology.comics.app

I grabbed this line from my transformer as I'm just starting to set up my View but it shows the necessary goodness. Here's my attempt (as in I may have a typo) at the correct code for the Flyer or View to move the storage for the Comixology app:

mount -o bind /sdcard2/com.iconology.comics.app /mnt/sdcard/Android/data/com.iconology.comics.app

The first path can use any name for the folder with the files but I like to keep it the same as the one I'm moving from the internal storage. The second folder is the actual folder where the app data was stored until I moved it to the SDHC card. The big drawback is you'll need to do this for each folder you want to move to the SDHC. But I've found is 2 or 3 apps that use huge chunks of storage.

Then add this to the init.rc or any other startup run script file. I prefer to use Script Manager to run it as root at boot since that gives me a bit more control over the execution and I get to do it without modifying system boot files.

Sent from my PG41200 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Maine_Coon:
Well, I wish there were 256GB or so cards available.

I have a lot of media. I can fill it just fine and use my View as a media server or something like that.

As of moving apps to SD: you guys are able to fill all your 24GB or so internal storage with your apps so you need to move them to the external?

I wonder what is that you are running.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bsoplinger:
Too many apps still aren't willing to write anywhere but /mnt/sdcard and don't deal with additional storage options. So if you can move a gig of apps to the SDHC card that's another gig of storage for those dumb programs. Doesn't directly relate to having 24GB of apps.

Sent from my PG41200 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk
[HTC Sensation] leeznon:
Theres alot of dust and particles stuck on my screen from the inside. Anyone else with this problem?

Does anyone know how to remove it, so the screen is like new?
[HTC Sensation] malybru:
Hi,

This is an old problem.

I believe people had to send their phones back to get it fixed.

:)
[HTC Sensation] tk_xda:
How is the dust getting in? How should we prevent it?
[HTC Sensation] xdviper:
Open up the phone, remove LCD from the glass, and spray with compressed air.

On the old iPhone models (3G&3GS) I used to do this for friends who had sand stuck in there after the beach.
[HTC Sensation] mattbutsko:
This is highly risky for those inexperienced. One wrong move and you might be looking for a replacement screen - unless you damage something on the phone's board - then you're basically jammed.
[HTC Sensation] nevrlow:
Not to sound like an ass but i dont keep phones long enough for dust to get under the screen.

sent from my Sensation XD
[HTC Sensation] reinberto:
yup, i have ****ed up mine,
[HTC Sensation] chrisund123:
I just sent one back for a warranty repair due to dust under the screen. Took all of 4 days to send it away and get it back with a mint screen.

The hardest bit of the whole thing was going back to s-on and a stock ROM, then s-off'ing when it came back lol.

Deffo don't bother trying to do the repair yourself if the phone is still in warranty.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Raptor1956:
I've played with the face unlock feature and find it works quite well so long as you have adequate front lighting, but the main drawback is that it can easily be defeated by someone with a picture of you. But, if you added voice recognition you should be able to improve the security quite a bit.

I'm thinking that if you entered a voice sample of, say, 20 words so that when you press the power button to begin the unlock sequence the display lists two of the words you previously entered and, along with the face recognition, the unlock should be very secure and just about as fast.

So, as a sequence, here's what I'm thinking...

1. Press power button

2. Face recognition recognizes you, then

3. Phone prompts you with two words that you have two seconds to respond with, then

4. If both steps pass the phone is unlocked -- if either step fails you are prompted to enter password.

Allowing only a couple seconds to respond with two words at random should make it all but impossible for someone to use prerecorded voice samples to unlock your phone.

It would be a bit faster to do both steps at the same time but I don't know what effect your moving lips would have on the face unlock.

Brian
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Yeah it'd be cool, but how is that more secure or quicker than a strong PIN or alphanumeric password with data encryption?

Not to mention that all the times you're in a dark or loud place and you can't do one or the other (or both) of those to unlock the phone. It will always have to have a backup PIN or passcode that must be strong (or stronger), or its pointless. Having the face/voice unlock super secure doesn't mean anything because it'll always fall back to the PIN when it doesn't work (which you'd hope is the case with an intruder), and the PIN can potentially be defeated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scottspa74:
wow, do people really have other people just dying to get into their phone??? Sorry, I'm just kinda surprised at the concern.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
There are some people like that. And if its that bad they need to be using a corporate BlackBerry with serious encryption and remote wipe :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Raptor1956:
I had my Evo 4G stolen in August so, yeah, security is an issue.

Using a 4 digit pin/password would likely be as fast as any other method but what if you're wearing gloves. Also, a 4 digit pin is not real secure.

Another option would be the inclusion of a finger print scanner. You'd still have issues with gloves but the security would be quite high and the response pretty fast.

Brian
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Sure you could unlock the phone with your face/voice while wearing gloves... then what? still have to take off the gloves to use the phone eventually...

There are devices with fingerprint scanners too if you need that.

If you're worried about your phone being stolen, buy handset insurance and run a program like lookout that can offer remote tracking and wipe. Putting face/voice combo lock on the phone isn't gonna stop them from snagging the phone and wiping it though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] k.electron:
with the current generation of speech recognition, talking to the phone almost always ends up looking siri.. i mean silly. i cannot help but laugh at people who try to talk, get misheard and then yell very slow words at their phone instead of just typing. and its not like they are driving (i use voice while driving to navigate), they are sitting in their office cubes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Wicked4u2c:
Face unlock is a convinience feature, not really for high security. I have never used pins or patterns to lock my phone. Personally, i find it annoying and time consuming to have to draw a stupid pattern to unlock my phone. I have never lost my phone and i am very careful with it. So for me face unlock is like the happy medium, it works fast and offers somewhat of security. I mean lets face it, what are the chances of someone finding or stealing your phone having a picture of you?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FrayAdjacent:
THIS.

I went back to just using the slide unlock.

What I'd like to be able to do ultimately is use Tasker to switch between unlock methods. Just slide when I'm at home or at work, but face unlock elsewhere.

Face unlock is good enough for a misplaced or stolen phone. More than likely, a misplaced or stolen phone won't be obtained by a spy who has photos of you. (Unless of course you are some type of important person... most of us are not!) A common thief, or just a dishonest person wouldn't have the means to get past the unlock feature.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Bahahahaha :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johnbibbs:
I would pay for this app.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NexusDro:
This. Face unlock is used in place of slide to unlock, with a bonus of having SOME security. Even Google themselves said that this feature is not a foolproof way to secure your phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wonshikee:
Actually you don't even need a picture, it worked off my dad's face and we don't look anything alike - at least to humans.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Wicked4u2c:
That's because you have to train it. Most people complaining that it doesn't work well only set it up one time. When you go back to face unlock, it allows you to train it multiple times in different lighting levels, eyewear, beard, etc to make it better. I have trained it in almost pitch black where all you see is my nose and everything is grainy and it still unlocks.

I barely even look at my phone now at it instantaneously unlocks. But then again I probably have over 30 different profiles with different lighting and clothes to make a fast match with almost no lag.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] hirak99:
Currently the phone with stock ROMs refuses to turn display upside down when held upside down. Seems this should have been an option - and this has indeed been allowed in CM7.

Would be really grateful if someone can bring the ability to turn the phone display upside down, or by 180 degrees, in the stock ROMs :)

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Gorjess:
Umm, i thought were talking about androids, not ipads..

Whats the point anyway? People would assume ur not normal because you're holding your phone upside down..

Sent from The Center of The Earth
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] hirak99:
It will be useful to browse or read while the phone is charging.
[HD2 General] ayamudu:
I am having real problem with this build. I tried posting this question at the correct thread, but admins of forum wont let me. So I have to post it here. Below is the actual build that I am using. NAND version is what I use.

"[6.Nov.2011][MAG/cLK] NexusHD2-Gingerbread V3.2a (GWK74)(Android 2.3.7)[tytung_r13]" update

Everything else is working except the wifi connection. Cant get it to connect to any network. At first I thought it was due to the security type, so I got another wireless router,and make it OPEN without any security, still the wifi would not work.

Any idea will be really be appreciated since this is my regular phone.

Thanks for your input.
[HD2 General] Maxp101:
hmm, try clearing the cache and the dalvik cache, then fix permissions (all in CWM) and reboot.

Maybe it helps.
[HD2 General] ayamudu:
Am afraid, I don't know how to do that. Let me try to look at the xda website, but if you have ready made info please post for me.

thank you.
[HD2 General] Maxp101:
Well, first of all get into the Clockworkmod recovery.

It depends whether you have CLK or MAGLDR, check this just by trying.

If MAGLDR, turn off your phone and press and hold your "end call" button till a menu appears, now use the volume buttons to select the 8th option "8. AD Recovery" and confirm by pressing the "start call" (leftmost) button. now you should be in CWM.

If CLK, and in android. press and hold the "end call" button as if you were to shutdown the phone, but dont select "shutdown", press "reboot", then select "recovery" and tap "OK" to confirm. now it should reboot into CWM.

If you don't get those options in the shutdown menu just turn off the phone and press and hold both "end call" and "home" (the one with the little house) buttons, now it should start CWM.

Now in CWM use the volume buttons to navigate to the " - wipe cache partition" option and confirm with the "call" button. then navigate to " - advanced", press "call", and select "Wipe Dalvik Cache" and answer yes if it asks you if you're sure about it. then, still in the advanced menu select "Fix Permissions"

If all succeeded, reboot your phone by pressing the "return/back" button to get to the main menu of CWM and select and " - reboot system now". Or just pull the battery and reinsert. BTW the reboot should take a little longer since the phone needs to rebuild the dalvik cache.

Hope i've been clear enough.

Oh and still it's not guaranteed that this'll fix your WiFi problem, but it will give you some insight into CWM.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] samwest39:
If you want to control your tablet from your phone it is nowosible with tablet remote there are Manny bugs to it but it works again it is TABLET REMOTE
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] will3330:
I've been looking for the USB adapter for the bottom of my transformer for the longest time now (don't want the dock). I remember TigerDirect had it in stock a couple of months ago and i'm kicking my self for not getting it then. :(

Anybody know any stores/websites in canada that have it in stock? I don't mind paying shipping within canada but shipping outside of canada can get expensive.

Thanks
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] othar:
i bought it from here :

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/812009-REG/ASUS_90_OK06CR00010_USB_Kit_for_TF101.html

around 25$ with taxes under (12$ usb dongle, 12$ shipping with duty/tax...) 3/4 days in your box (for me, quebec/qc)
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] will3330:
Unfortunately they`re out of stock:-(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enkrypt3d:
Is there a way to set the user agent to desktop *permanently* on the stock browser? Or do I have to use maxthon or some other browser? Thx
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] platinumandroid:
Type "about:debug" in the browser's top bar(URL bar)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enkrypt3d:
Actually thats why i created this thread b/c its not persistent. its only active per session. once you close the browser you have to do it again and again....... why can't we just disable "mobile view" permanently? so lame.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeke1988:
he want permanent desktop view.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] platinumandroid:
Your OP didn't specify that you wanted it permanent,all you asked was if it was possible to change it.I haven't had any issues with Dolphin Browser HD freezing up at all & I have Desktop as my UA String & I use Dolphin Browser as my primary browser and use it quite heavily.

Your right about it being lame,I think it should be a option in the default settings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enkrypt3d:
Um what does the subject of this topic say exactly? Derp
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] enkrypt3d:
I guess no one wants to take advantage of this high res screen and see web pages like they are meant to be? Who wants to view web pages in mobile view on a phone like this? :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itsjusttim:
I also would love a permanent solution as its annoying to always have to change to desktop
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nbeebe24:
There is a way. It requires editing the strings xml. I have tried, but apktool will not successfully compile anything I mod
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joeski27:
Gotta throw in a bump on this one...really shocked this hasn't been one of the first mods to have been sorted out for this device. :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
I modded the browser source and compiled it if anyone is interested in it. Persistent ua string and a whole slew of options not normally visible. Require root and 4.0.3.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joeski27:
That's phenomenal...where might I try out this mod?

EDIT: nevermind, found your post in the other thread! Will check it out, cheers! (btw hopefully some more folks will take notice of your work, and ideally it would be great if your mod would get a sticky on this forum, given that it should be one of the very first mods that a GN owner would want!)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sedric1:
I used the post to install the one click root for the samsung epic 4g (sprint), and it appears to have worked. However - after entering root explorer, only some of the directories allow me to edit files. I click the remount as r/w button but nothing happens. Any thoughts?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sfhub:
Are you sure you granted root permissions to root explorer when it first ran? Run the superuser app from the app drawer and see if root explorer is on the list of apps that are allowed root permission.

I just tried v2.17.2 and it works fine. I tried changing the permissions on /system/xbin/busybox, it said filesystem mounted ro, then I press the mount rw button and redid the permission change, this time it worked no problem.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sedric1:
Thanks for your response-

yes, when i ran root explorer it asked if i wanted to grant superuser and i said yes. some folders allow it to remount, but - say the /system/bin folder - it doesnt allow it at all.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sedric1:
for further background, i used the automated instructions here for my root:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1342728

i did option A like 5 times and also did option C (as i have EK02).

When opening root explorer it tells me that i have super user permissions. one thing to note- if i go to /system/xbin, i do not see a busybox directory. is there something else i should be installing?

in fact, i cant mount anything under the system directory or sub directories, but above that, i was able to change to r/w mode. i could also mount the /vendor directory right beside the /system directory...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sfhub:
If you were able to remount "/" as r/w then the problem isn't with root. That is basicly an "I'm a little bit pregnant situation" Either you are or you aren't.

Now if you weren't able to get root in the first place, then I'd look at the root.

As to busybox, there is no directory. There should be a file /system/xbin/busybox Also there should be a bunch of symlinks from various apps it supports to busybox.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sedric1:
I see - yea i did validate that busybox is not allowing for a mount or any type of change on that file/directory including busybox but the file is present. any suggestions on what else may be locking down this system directory?