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[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] ayden84:
Thanks :-),

I'll try to add that option on the next version...
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] dellooo:
Thanks man it't Good Job :)​
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] ayden84:
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[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] ayden84:
Last Day For Free Download... :p
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] viulian:
I have found a dutch website where they talked about rooting the B5510 phone.

I followed the instructions and was able to root my 2.3.6 phone.

Here's the link: http://translate.google.com/transla...y-pro-b5510/28124-root-toegang-succesvol.html
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] komos:
broken link mate
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] viulian:
Just checked and it worked for me .. What do you get ?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] maroxxx:
The root is possible by a software (and unroot too), but the question is, can we have a clockworkmod recovery to start the modding ?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] zzf:
Could any download the files from megaupload?

I can not root my B5510 2.3.6....
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] insanix:
Confirmed. This method worked on my new Samsung Pro Y Duos.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] abbas:
Can you pls post the files you used. I have the Y Pro Duos too and I need to root it. Thanks.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] steliosk:
I need them to...

Edit:

try this: http://samsungmobileclub.com/how-to-root-and-unroot-samsung-galaxy-y-tutorial/
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] StoneBoyTony:
Universal Gingerbread Root & Unroot 2.3.3 -> 2.3.7+

Root & Unroot GT-B5510, GT-B5510B, GT-B5510L and many other phones.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Rui Oliveira 21:
GT-B5510

Great post.

I own a GT-B5510 and I recently instaled a wrong kernel resulting in soft bricking it.

Is there a Kernel or custom Kernel for my specific device??'

please Help!!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cynikZA:
First off, thanks for this guide!

Secondly (a tad off topic), I have a GT-B5510 on 2.3.6 , problem is, that since I bought the phone, theres an issue with the SD card unmounting itself for no reason at all. I searched a bit and found that this seems to be a universal problem?

Anyone know how to fix it?

Thanks.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Rui Oliveira 21:
GT-B5510

I also have GT-B5510 and I quiet like the phone. Never had problems with the sd card though

I recently bricked it by installing a kernel for a similar device :s

my only hope is finding a custom or stock Kernel for GT-B5510 and flash it.

Need help!
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cynikZA:
I'm taking it you need a dev for that?

Anyway I can help? (as a non dev lol)

In my case, won't be long before I physicaly brick my phone. Too many annoying issues.

Might just send it back to Samsung, seeing as it's 2months old.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Rui Oliveira 21:
Yeah, I'm close to sending it to samsung as it 2 month old as well.

sorry for the noobness but what das "dev" means?

dont kill me :S
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cynikZA:
No worries, I'm a noobie in this field as well ;)

It means "developer".

Sorry to OP for hijacking the thread :o
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Rui Oliveira 21:
thanks for understanding. well and what shall I do then??

which dev do you advise?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] cynikZA:
I've no idea mate :o

I'd suggest that if nobody is able to help you here, and your phone is insured, "accidentally" drop it in water or something. Because Samsung might not help you when they see you've been tinkering with it.

Best of luck ;)

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Just found this thread and they seem very helpful. Perhaps they can assist you there?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1443587
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Rui Oliveira 21:
it's a HTC sensation forum, they didnt help much:

damn i'm stuck :S
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Rui Oliveira 21:
GT-B5510

Just revived my phone.

But, is there any custom Rom for our device??
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamtheculprit:
Hey guys. I switched from my slow, glitchy, and just aging captivate to the nexus S a few days ago, and I love it.

There are a couple things I miss though - the big one being the quick setting widgets in the drop down menu. I don't care if it's an app/widget from the market, or something I have to flash in to the rom. I just want those settings up there.

Is there a way to add those without flashing another rom? I like stock gingerbread (and I'll be switching to ICS when it comes out OTA for 9020A) and I don't want to flash a custom rom like CM or something. I'm rooted, but other than that I'm stock 2.3.6.

Other things I miss are a predictive dialer, and swype. If you can help me out there too I'd be greatly appreciative!

Edit: Oh, and the music controls shown in the menu would be nice too! (but only if it will work for google music)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshthewaster:
When I moved to the NS from a Vibrant I felt the same way. There is no way to do it without some modding and I don't remember ever seeing a simple flashable zip to add it to GB. I ended up having a love hate relationship with CM7 but have moved to ICS and there is a mod to add it to some ICS roms in the dev section. I have yet to bother adding it.

Anyway, yes it can be done but not without some flashing or modding but if you aren't wanting to do that you are out of luck.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harbb:
You can get similar functionality to pics with widget locker or extended controls, you get an icon or space in the status bar though. GB doesn't support it.

Music widget as above is available in stock ics too.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamtheculprit:
I really like stock, but I can flash if I *have* to... I've had a love hate relationship with CM myself, I felt like it took a little too much effort to keep up and running.. With the Google apps packs, and the nighties and constant backing up and flashing, you know. Is CM up to ICS for the Nexus S 9020a yet?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Roof King:
I also recently came from the captivate. I was also determined to stay stock and wait for the ics ota but....

The development for the ns is light years ahead of what you and I were used to and i am impressed after flashing a pretty much stock ics rom with a custom kernel. No toggles in the drop down but it sure is nice having everything working like it should. Fast and smooth! Peter Alphonso's ics

Eugene's Speedy 3 kernel
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rtc1036:
Has anyone been successful in getting one of these to work in their Xoom? If so how? I got one for Christmas and despite my efforts, it does not work. The Xoom does not recognize it at all. It was formatted to FAT32 and I tried to see if it would work with exFAT, but no luck either way. I have searched the forums and the web in general, but it seems this card is too new and no one really has much experience with them yet.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zachjeep:
The xoom is only capable of reading 32 gig or less

Sent from my DX with ice cream magic!
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deeman:
Hi I recently read a post by a member on ukhot deals about this said card I will post what he said and hope it helps but I doubt it from zachjeep's post above;:)

Loads of devices including SGS, SGS2, Motorola razor, sg nexus, some HTC devices support the 64gb but not in sdxc format. When you put the card in, if it says not working or not formatted etc you have to select format it. Then it will format it in fat32 format and then you can store and read the 64gb card. But it won't be the higher speeds of sdxc cards but lower speeds of sdhc cards. Remember if you format it into fat32 format then you lose the higher speeds of sdxc cards but you will get the 64gb to work on older hardware. But some phones might not be able to work out how many mins you got left on card for video recording etc. But works fine other wise as reported on androidnz blog which has detailed posts and videos of this working. Or in devices that support USB OTG like in many Samsung devices among others you could get a cheap USB OTG adapter for few pounds then connect flash drives / USB devices / USB hubs / memory card readers etc and use cheaper lower capacity microsdhc 32gb instead and no need to pull out battery etc to pull out cards and can easily load cards and copy files over etc. See androidnz blog for videos etc.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jay A whY:
I purchased the SanDisk 64GB MicroSD SDXC version and my xoom was able to see all 59GB after format.. I formatted it initially with my Rezound, if that helps.

Sent from my ADR6425LVW
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dwboston:
Several users of the unlocked international Galaxy Note also report that the SanDisk 64GB microSDXC works in their phones. Apparently the formatting process takes a little while, but it works.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rtc1036:
Thanks, I'll try the format in my Rezound and see what happens.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] russtyd:
I have one of these

http://www.amazon.co.uk/SanDisk-And...AJTO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1359785521&sr=8-3

on my Xoom running EOS4 (4.2.1) and it works fine - the card comes unformatted, so you have to format on a PC first - once done it works fine....

I believe you have to be on ICS or later for SD-XC cards to work......
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elkedra:
If it's a SanDisk card then this may help: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1508331
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mjamocha:
Yes, that is an awesome thread! lol

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Sorry bro, that is not true.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Geeba:
Yep 64gb flash in mine to.... all good :D
[HTC Sensation] nvesel:
I wanted to ride the ICS wave but after experimenting with multiple radios/ROMs/hboots/kernels configurations I always got the same issue - while in call my screen gets black and no button will wake it up unless the call is interrupted (by the other side). Haven't found a real solution but created a workaround that actually works pretty well for me and decided to share it with whoever is in the same boat.

APK and sources attached.

I created a simple service that kick in during an active call. If activated tricks the phone into thinking that there are headphones plugged in and the screen is being turned on. While in this more the audio is being redirected to the headphone jack so you don't hear anything through the earpiece but normally I need the screen on only when I want to hang up and either way don't hear anything. Basically works perfectly well for my needs.

After installation enable and configure the service via the simple form. Once done when you get the black screen push the Vol Down multiple times to get the the lowest value and the service will unlock your screen. To get back the audio through the earpiece (and lock your screen) press Vol Up as many times as necessary to get to the max volume.
[HTC Sensation] notown775:
so is it one or the other?

!!senseless sensation!!
[HTC EVO 3D] sprintuser1977:
Are they going too far? I mean they haven't really pushed dual core phones to their full potential yet

Sent from da BEST (Galaxy Note)
[HTC EVO 3D] Febby:
I ain't arguing quadcore haha. I do agree though that they haven't pushed many dual core phones, while I think they will start advertising dual core phone as the standard phones for normal users and quad core based phones for advanced users?
[HTC EVO 3D] zone23:
Not for me they aren't I welcome the quad core..
[HTC EVO 3D] megabiteg:
In my opinion, they need to start working on better battery technologies before they keep on in the core race.

Last thing I need is to have a phone that goes really fast and just last 5 min alive.
[HTC EVO 3D] sprintuser1977:
Well the deal was dual core was to increase battery life so I wonder if they will claim the same thing for quad core

Sent from da BEST (Galaxy Note)
[HTC EVO 3D] chlehqls:
IMO that's just kicking the can down the road. I really think companies should invest in better battery tech as well. Anybody want phones to last for fifteen hours display time? Lol. I do. Phones now a days would be lucky to get around a Max of six of pure screen on time.

Sent from my EVO 3D.
[HTC EVO 3D] sprintuser1977:
That would be great. I use mine as my phone, laptop, music player, video player and every thing else so I'm on the charger constantly

Sent from da BEST (Galaxy Note)
[HTC EVO 3D] ext109:
Quad core sounds nice but I agree with the battery technology... Even though, I might get a dual core windows phone apollo later this year. I used nodo on my hd2 and I liked it more than android.
[HTC EVO 3D] megabiteg:
Well I don't know how they can claim energy efficiency if you have more circuits to feed, but I can understand that they can try to make the cores energy efficient.

Another concern is that much of the software available today were not programmed to use efficiently both cores, many of the apps are designed for single core phones. If we are just now seeing dual core phones being produced then its fair to asume that many of the software available is not dual core ready and will not be soon enough or by the time er start seeing quad cores in the street, then we will have the same stories repeat all over again...
[HTC EVO 3D] oldjackbob:
Cpu advances are helping batteries last longer. The QualComm quad core SOC is built on 28nm technology, which means much higher performance can be obtained with much less power:

http://electronics.wesrch.com/paper...f-finfet-technology-as-early-as-the-28nm-node

As far as screen-on power drain, our phone (the EVO 3D) isn't using the most efficient screen technology available. Our screen has a fully LED-lit background on all the time, and it just masks over whatever areas it needs darkened. That's a lot more energy wasteful than a Samsung Epic 4G's screen, which has each pixel acting as its own tiny LED, so only the pixels that actually need lighting are turned on.

If you think your batteries don't last very long now, just wait 'til Sprint goes live with LTE 4G. That technology drains battery fast, mainly due to the frequency and bandwidth that LTE uses, so all the power-conserving goodies in your phone aren't going to help you very much there.

A big drain on batteries right now is GPS. The EVO 3D has a "low-power GPS module" according to QualComm literature, and I'm currently getting a little bettter than 11 hours battery life with a GPS track-recorder app running nonstop along with the HTC Music app (we also have a "low-power audio module"according to QC). A big part of the reason GPS has such high battery drain is the need for constant math-intensive calculations. Low-power math hardware would be a welcome advancement, and I expect that to also be a part of the new 28nm technology chips.

So yeah, I'm a big fan of the new chips that are coming, even if the software advances do lag behind the hardware (and they always do).
[HTC EVO 3D] xeper:
Yeah, device manufacturers, stop giving me extra features I may or may not use without significantly upping the price point! Rabble rabble!
[HTC EVO 3D] buckboy223:
Quad core would be sick to have on a phone it just shows how much technology has advanced since the 1980s. However the more components they put in the phone the more battery use it requires. When I had mt echo it came with an extra battery and a portable charger. It lasted a whole day and sometime 1 1/2
[HTC EVO 3D] chlehqls:
Completely agree with everything you said. And to add on to the GPS woes, I was running it along with navigation to Chicago and I was lucky to last the whole trip there without the car charger. The best thing I found out was to use Google maps with directions at certain check points. Battery was much better.

Sent from my EVO 3D.
[HTC EVO 3D] sprinttouch666:
As oldJackBob said (very well I might add) that the new architecture of the soc's is what will make them more battery efficient.

As for software, no apps need to be written to take advantage of mulitcore. Correct me if I'm wrong but that's a "system level" problem because the apps are written in java the dalvik virtual machine takes care of that.
[HTC EVO 3D] ktrotter11:
thats not quite correct..

With a more powerful SoC it takes less time to complete a particular task, this is the main reason they claim better battery performance.. Plus with the increasing decrease in base architecture size the amount of power needed is lowered and when power is lowered heat loss is lowered, and heat is the enemy to our current battery tech.

Just my view.
[HTC EVO 3D] heathmcabee:
Yeah, I wouldn't care so much if my battery charged to 100% in 15 minutes, and lasted 5 hours.. I think charging technology needs to show improvement.
[HTC EVO 3D] megabiteg:
I very much agree with all regarding the cores, and it was a great find regarding the screen power usage, gps and radio power usage.

I do agree that they are making them be more efficient regarding power conservation, but once again I may add the issue that if the software available isn't optimized for the efficient use of the additional cores then you'll still have one core being used more than the others thus draining your battery quickly regardless of the enhancements that the hardware has to offer.

Hardware will be as efficient as the software that controles it.

I insist that greater power cells advancements need to be made, because regardless of the power efficiency of apps and hardware we are still not seeing a quality of power that could endure usage, talk and standby consistent with todays demand
[Gen9, Gen10 General] soulclaimed:
I purchased one from my local uk currys yesterday and have used it quite a bit since and I I have to say since i am very dissapointed,

The Bad

web browsing is slow and laggy as the pages do not load totally e.g the page loads as your scrolling down even after waiting,

flash video playback in browser often crashes the tab causing it to restart itself, camera is bad in low light conditions,

you cant exit apps properly as even if you select to exit in the apps menu they stay in the multitask panel running in background (unless you go in and stop them with the honeycomb built in task killer),

gameplay is not toally smooth on the game I have tested (nova 2) it plays relatively smooth however seems to pause slightly at times like a frame skip[edit since last archos update it force closes even after reinstall], i also tried n64oid which was slow loading and the on screen controller froze,

angry birds loads but the screen image is not smooth as the pixels have been stretched however plays well (i couldnt care less about angry birds anyway but it just shows that the screen resizing can cause graphics issues.

I have issues with moon reader ebook reader as it does not want to only change page when i swype as soon as it gets to the next chaper page it will only skip chapters

The Good

media playback with files loaded on the device is good they play back smoothly through the hdmi and I had no trouble with the files I put on it.

youtube app playback is looks good.

screen quality is nice very vibrant colours etc

battery life is good.

the stand is useful

honeycomb is much more user intuitive than any before it

wifi signal isnt too bad in the room next to the rooter I get over half.

the issue I have is that my herotab c8 is faster for browsing web pages doesnt seem to lag, very rarely restarts itself and can view flash in browser without crashing my tablet, also I can root it and install chainfire which means gameplay is brilliant when playing nova 2 (better than archos tablet however colours etc are a little washed out compared to archos ) I can remove my memory card from its external slot and change it for a different one and it instantly reads the new one unlike the archos where I cannot even see the card in folders.

if im missing something that has hampered my experience please advise as I am giving this to the end of the week and will more than likely return it if it stays like this.

Soulclaimed
[Gen9, Gen10 General] Hansonc:
Yeah I did the same, the amount of FC was upsetting. The sound card (from what i've read) is pressed in to the back of the screen and any slight pressure creates the ripple on the screen. Not bad for the money, but not great
[Gen9, Gen10 General] soulclaimed:
i dont believe i have the screen defect but all the other problems are beginning to be frustrating, because of the specs i dont know whether to return it as if they implement the specs and features properly in future firmware updates this should be a great tablet, although someone said on another post that they dont have the lag or freezes or automatic rebooting or game issues that i have listed above so im sort of wondering if my device is defective.

edit i also find that it wont output the image properly to a 32 inch 720p tv as as the tv tries to play as 1080p but cant and the tablet nor the tv have options to change this
[Gen9, Gen10 General] Hansonc:
Had a bit of screen lag, not no more than my Desire HD, so cant really complain too much about it.

I thinking about sending it back but its shipped from France, and that gonna be expensive.

Yeah the screen defect is what swayed it for me, if that goes out of warranty im stuffed!
[Gen9, Gen10 General] TjaXanK:
The only thing I can complain about is the screen defect, that in my opinion is bareable... for the web browsing experience, all you have to do is install Opera Mobile from the market and that problem is solved... about the "lag", change launcher and go for ADW EX, with that it's fast as a rocket... apps stay "open" after you close them because that's how Honeycomb works, it keeps stuff in the background so that they can open up faster next time. Overall It's actually a pretty good tablet, it's not perfect and yes it's very "delicate" software wise, but once you get used to how you treat it, all is fine... remember It's an incredibly cheap tablet with all the functionalities of the most expensive...

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related to the SD card, I have had no issues with reading/changing card
[Gen9, Gen10 General] jutley:
I love my archos g9 Turbo.
[Gen9, Gen10 General] TjaXanK:
same for me!
[Gen9, Gen10 General] Bretticus:
My brother has the archos 80 g9 16GB turbo version and it runs perfectly no lag no force closes or anything and games run great aswell and videos run smooth and the screen is brilliant only a little problem from pressure on the back of the screen but it is a tiny area and 99% of the time not visible so not a problem.

but my dad bought the 80 g9 250GB turbo version which the only problem is the hard drive is slow and it crashes a bit too often and its now crashed and wont boot past the unlock screen and the screen wont respond so ive got to see if i can fix that now but the flash version of the tablet i think is brilliant especially for the price :-)
[Gen9, Gen10 General] jromeo350:
I love my 80 g9!
[Gen9, Gen10 General] soulclaimed:
Alas mine is the 1ghz version only and even after update problems persist there is even a Lag from the keyboard as I type this I have