yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] zaptoons:
Also try MobileNoter. It can view and edit OneNote project files.

I love OneNote on my TabletPC.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Bunkhouse96:
How did you get evernote on your nook, it doesn't show up in the google market or amazon market for me.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] zaptoons:
You can download Evernote 3.4.1 from Apktops.com
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] GreenFuzzer:
Thanks much!!! I'll check it out!!

I found this shocking but it was on Barnes & Noble for free. I just never know what I will find there.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Bunkhouse96:
I never even thought to check the B&N market. Thanks.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] GreenFuzzer:
Glad I was able to help. There are so many here that have helped me I'm glad I was able to help someone else here even a little bit.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Weo:
I got Evernote for free straight from the B&N shop on my nook... Skitch is available there too.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sterist:
my friend just got a fascinate that's been flashed to cricket.

i've been searching for hours for him (yes, hourS, plural). he desperately wants it rooted

it's currently running 2.1 update1 EA28

after all the searching i've quickly learned that's insanely out-of-date.

so first things first.... all guides for rooting i've seen are DI09 and DL01 (before what he's got), and then there's some for froyo and GB.

first priority here would be root...

question 1:

Is there a one-click for 2.1.1 EA28? if yes, that link is very elusive and a little help would be wonderful.

question 2, if answer to 1 is no:

would simply flashing a rooted kernel with odin do the trick?

question 3, curious:

can GB be flashed to cricket as well? it's odd that the cricket dealer would give it to him on eclair. (simple yes or no will be fine)

question 4, this one i havent searched for, but is the EA28 modem from froyo? thought i saw a result w/ 'froyo' and DL30 something
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gt43aw:
honestly, i think flashing clockwork recovery using ODIN, booting into recovery, and then pushing the SU binaries from androidsu.com should work. remember if you reboot and don't reboot into recovery directly, the clockwork recovery will be overwritten.

you can grab the clockwork recovery from cyanogenmode website.
[Fascinate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the entity:
I'm pretty sure (might be wrong) that EA28 was just a small release to fix the emergency dialer from the previous update. Try super one click. With 2.1 you might even be able to get z4 root to work.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Kaggle:
The last system update that came out for the e4t is not properly installing. The last time I attempted to download and install, it rebooted my phone, shower the little android image with a hazard sign in his hand and stayed in that screen for the better part of a hour. I ended up having to pull the battery. The phone booted into rouge recovery, when then allowed a normal boot butI keep getting the download prompt. I have tried to update the profile, but its not working. How can I either get this system update prompt to go away, or install the update? Thanks in advance. Forgive my nubiness
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] patrao_n:
you cannot do the update with any custom rom. just look in the dev section and update it there.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Kaggle:
Ok tyvm.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] patrao_n:
no problem man
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Boosik:
Hi,

I've just bought SGS and I need some advice before i choose ROM.

I was reading a lot about different ROMs here on forums, youtube comments, etc.

My favorite ROMs are Darky'S 10.2 and Jetpack mod 8.2 or maybe some ICS rom.

What I want from ROM: speed, smoothness, as much free ram as possible, all things working.

Is here anybody who tried these ROMs and can tell me which one is better? Or maybe some kind of pros/cons for these roms? I don't time to try them all and decide myself which one is best.

Please give me some tips. :)

Best regards, Boos.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HelloThere1:
well I'm a noob and have got 10.2.2 darkys and its really fast as far as I can see :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nunogand:
Try this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1142499
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] AtlanM87:
Hello All: who has tried SD cards >32GB on the SGH-I777? What's your impression? Do they work, which ones, and how well? There are threads on 64GB SDs working on other devices, but nothing recent on the GS2 (I777). So what's the deal?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Birbey:
My 32 gb working fine. I got it fr ebay came fr Honkong no name sd
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] axis01:
I saw a YT vid of one being used in a GSII a few months back. It wasn't available to the public yet but it showed that the phone recognized the card and read all 64gigs. From what I hear, there's a 64gig card available now and a few members have them but I haven't heard how well they work.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Stevenrogers_420:
Running a Samsung Plus 64gb class 10..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] AtlanM87:
Thanks! Yes, I saw that too but it's several months old now and I have not seen anything new. There is now a class 10 from Transcend - wonder if anybody tried it. I really like to hear from people using the 64GB cards (or higher).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] AtlanM87:
And? What's your take? BTW, where did you get that card from?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Stevenrogers_420:
Works great. Fast. Frys electronics...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] foxbat121:
Sd cards > 32GB is called SDXC cards. the smallest is 64GB. They typically come pre-formated with exFat which our phone doesn't support. You will have to use PC to re-format it into FAT32 using large cluster size before you can use it on the phone (the hardware of the phone supports SDXC cards
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
As I understand it, the phone supports SDXC.

Many 64GB SDXC cards are comming formatted as regular FAT which will work in our phone.

The SDXC standard officially calls out an exFAT filesystem - exFAT will NOT work.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] tkienzle:
What's with the class on the card never really noticed it what's it mean oh sorry for the thead hijacked...

sent from interspace on my hacked telly...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] foxbat121:
Class rates the write performance of a card (in MB/sec). So a class 10 card has a write performance of at least 10MB/s (write speed varies depending on the size of data). Typically, cards read much faster than write (on average 2x faster).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] AtlanM87:
Thanks. I read somewhere in another forum that someone was using a 64GB class 10 card formatted as FAT32 and got ~5MB/sec, suggesting that the format slows the card. My current 32GB micro SD gives me also ~5MB/sec (guessing its a class 4/5 without pulling it out), so a 64GB at 5MB/sec would be ok. I will get me one and report back. Just not sure yet which one. Sandisk? Samsung (haven't seen that one online yet).

Look what I just found:

http://www.engadget.com/2012/01/09/sandisk-unveils-worlds-fastest-128gb-sdxc-card-and-new-inand/
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
Class performance is only measured on a specific test... and can sometimes not be indicative of real-world results.

Sometimes people find that a Class 6 card does better overall than a Class 10, just due to being "better" in real world aspects other than what were tested for the class rating.

The class rating MIGHT only be raw write performance - the format of a card can have a major effect on performance depending on the underlying flash memory. For example, I recall a bunch of 4GB CF cards that got a HORRIFIC performance reputation at work - after further investigation, it turned out the only problem was that Windows defaulted to FAT32 on those cards, but FAT16 on smaller ones. The 4GB card formatted FAT16 was wicked fast.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] foxbat121:
My current class 2 16GB microSD card can give me 6MB/s write speed when I copy a small to medium sized file over. However, when I copy muiple or much larger files, the speed will eventually drop to 2MB/s. Most cards, especially cheaper ones, use a small cache to speed up the write performance and hide the slower flash memory. When you writes more than the cache can hold, the true performance of the card shows up. That's why a brand named card costs much more than no-name brands of the same class rating.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
Actually, the cache is the phone's RAM, not the card. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] skatin707:
I love my 64gb card. $100 shipped from bestbuy. I want to buy one for my tablet.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] foxbat121:
No, I'm testing it on my PC with 8GB of RAM directly. Don't trust phones for that task :)

My understanding is that most SD cards has a small block of flash cells that's much faster than rest of the cells. Small data chunks get write into those fast flash cells first before they write into the much slower mass storage cells. So, if you copy a large file into the SD card, you will see the write performance slowly drop as the cache fills up.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Firepac:
Aren't there 64GB cards that are SDHC?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] brent8577:
without looking, if that's the same article I read, it isn't micro size. the 64 is, though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] foxbat121:
Here are how it works:

SD: up to 2GB --> FAT16 formatted

SDHC: from 4GB up to 32GB ---> FAT32 formatted

SDXC: from 64GB to 2TB ---> exFAT formatted (although some come with FAT32 formatted for compatibility reasons).
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] AtlanM87:
Ok, so I received my SanDisk 64GB Mobile Ultra microSDXC card (class 6). Put it in the phone, formatted it, and worked without problems. 6.5 MB/s write speed, 18.0 MB/s read speed. Used it to store all kinds of stuff including ROMs etc. for reboot. Works flawlessly over USB with my PC. No issues so far. I will get myself a faster one if I find one, or preferably a 128GB card once they are out and keep you guys posted.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] skatin707:
I've got the same card and it works very well for me. I've had it for about a month now, it's great.

128s are too far out to wait, and they will be a priced insanely high.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] AtlanM87:
Thanks! But 128GB would be cool. I would like to have my music and podcasts with me, maybe a movie and my 64GB is still not enough. Holds me over for now though... :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] skatin707:
With our built in storage, we have 80gb of storage (obviously lower). That's a lot! More than any other phone :P
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] spexwood:
I was looking at a 64GB for my tablet (currently swapping between two 32's... so why not combine them into one card?)

I already know that it will work in my tablet (fat32 formatted), but will there be issues once you exceed the 32GB point? Do you have more than 32GB on your card and it is still reading everything fine?

I ask because I used to have a Sony Ericsson w810i and the max card it could read was 8GB (I think), yet once the 16GBs came out, it turned out to work. When I put in a 16 it worked and none of my data went "missing", but the system (Symbian) always read that the card was actually 8GB. So, if, for example, I was only using 4GB, it would say I had 4GB used/8GB total. Once I went past 8GB though, the capacity counter changed lol. So, if I was using 10GB, it would actually say that I was using 2GB (10 - 8) out of a total of 8GB. It was weird, but it worked.

I guess the point is that I want to be sure that on these 64's, once you put more than 32GB on them, the phone won't suddenly "lose" the first 32GB you put on it, if that makes since.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] AtlanM87:
Working on it buddy. I had 28GB full, and I am adding another 15GB to make you happy - its going to take a while. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] AtlanM87:
Ok, done. I have 59.36GB total space on this 64GB microSDXC reported by SD tools. Currently available is 25.28GB (meaning ~ 34GB full). SD tools reports 7.5 MB/s write and 19.2 MB/s read. Can access files without a problem (e.g. music etc.). So I think all is well in SD land (at least for the GS2) and we can use the full 59.36GB if we desire so. :)

Note: The SD card also works fine on my GS3
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guinnes.s:
Wonder if u can help guys, im hunting for a tablet mainly to watch videos and play some games wile out at work.

7" or more for no more then $350 that is largely supported and will by xda devs,meaning ics support . Must have a micro SD slot to. Any suggestions will be great. Thanx
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] S0ci0:
Kindle fire?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcord11758:
HTC flyer or view. May be hard to find a flyer, but if you shop around you can find a deal.

Single core but 1.5 GHz proc. 16-32 internal, up to 32 externel.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] koshoryu:
Have you looked at viewsonic gtablet? There are a lot of different roms for that once you have it rooted.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jason_25:
7 " size - Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus

1.Stock recovery is fully open and ready to flash out of the box

2.Fits in my pocket

3.IR Transmitter so you can use it as a remote control

4.Fast

10" size - Asus Transformer Prime

1.Best specs of any tablet right now

2.Convertible

3.Asus says they are committed to unlocking the bootloader

4.Fast

Good luck.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abraz:
The original transformer is a good buy for the price and features you are looking for.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kailkti:
Asus announced a Tegra 3 7" today for 250. Seems oki paper.

$1 gets you a reply
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] judoka209:
Asus Transformer

I am on the fence about the Transformer. Someone I know has the original in great condition for only $300. I'm sure he is going to use the money to get the Prime. I'm wondering if its a good buy at this point or should I spend the extra two bills and get the Prime myself.

Any suggestions??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LeaninBack916:
Good point
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the_main_app:
i have a HTC flyer and I'm very happy with it.
[Off-topic] vlatko.mk:
Portable Fuel Cell Charger Provides Instant Power Anywhere PowerTrekk is a fuel cell driven power source for mobile phones and other electronic equipment. Unlike other portable chargers, PowerTrekk provides instant and reliable power anywhere, making it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and business users in emerging markets. Stockholm, Sweden

This looks interesting ...

Anyone know the price?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SJMarty:
I have successfully rooted my myTouch 4G following the CyanogenMod wiki and put CyanogenMod v7.1.0 on it. I've been kicking the tires for a few days and at this point, I'd like to try out the stock ROM while having root access. I'm new to rooting so this may be a stupid question but here goes...

Am I able to put the stock Gingerbread v2.3.4 back on the phone and retain root and S-OFF?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saranhai:
you might want to download the rooted version of stock 2.3.4.

this thread includes both rooted and unrooted versions, and has clear instructions on how to flash.

basically, it's how you flashed CM7.1:

reboot into recovery

1) DO A NANDROID BACKUP

2) wipe Data/factory reset, Cache, and Dalvik cache

3) flash stock 2.3.4 rooted rom

4) reboot, be patient

5) hit the thanks button :D

if you want to restore everything and start over, flash the non-rooted version:

here are clear instructions on how to flash to stock using the PD15IMG.zip file:

1) download the PD15IMG.zip file

2) rename the file to PD15IMG.zip if not already

3) place the file in the root of your SDcard, meaning not in any folders

4) power off your device, and reboot into hboot/bootloader by press and holding power + volume down buttons

5) hboot/bootloader should recognize the file, and ask if you want to update

6) select "yes", and wait for the update to finish

*Selections are made with the volume buttons, and hit the power button to select*

7) when the update is finished, hit reboot

8) wait for the device to boot up (may take awhile, first time boot only)

9) congrats, you are now back to stock Mytouch 4G, either 2.2.1, or 2.3.4

10) hit the thanks button! :D
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SJMarty:
That worked perfectly. Thanks button hit! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Znida:
Hi,

i have a few questions:

Lets say I use a stock GB ROM with CM Recovery. I backup in recovery and then try the new ICS. I dont like it yet, but make a backup of ICS anyway.

I try a restore from a ICS's recovery (i think it is still CM recovery, only newer version), but it fails every time (bunch of errors).

Then I flash a stock GB ROM again, and then make a restore, and it works.

Please tell me why is that? Is there a incompatibility with different versions of CM Recovery?

Am I doing something wrong?

Is there a thread which explains this (didnt find one)?

Can I switch between GB and ICS Backups?

Thank you to all who will respond :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beardedwonder:
You can't restore a GB backup in CM*. They use different file systems and partitions. This is explained a lit of times on the forums
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Znida:
So only way for going from ICS to GB is to flash stock GB rom first and then restore it?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beardedwonder:
Indeed, and the reverse if going from GB to ICS
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Klarostorix:
Hey,

As you all know, the browser of our lovely I9001 is quite laggy as there is no (good) hardware acceleration. Is it possible to implement this properly into our browser or, even better, is it possible to port the browser of Ice Cream Sandwich to our device? I know there is already a lack of devs here, but because it seems quite difficult to get a whole ROM working properly on our device, it is even more worth trying to port single features of ICS, which might be easier...

Anyone has an idea if this is possible or even knows how to do?

Cheers

Tapatalked from my Samsung Galaxy S Plus (Cryberts ROM 1.1 with ICS Theme 2.1 featured by Feacore Kernel nonOC)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mikeeo019:
You could just use additional launcher from the market... Opera Mobile, Dolphin HD, Skyfire... They're all better than the stock ICS browser IMO
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Klarostorix:
I am already using custom launcher and browser, because stock sucks at the moment. PLZ don't spam here and only post here if u follow my topic, which was porting features of ICS and not choosing apps from market.

Thx

Tapatalked from my Samsung Galaxy S Plus (Cryberts ROM 1.1 with ICS Theme 2.1 featured by Feacore Kernel nonOC)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mynewuser:
U can use uc browser. Very smooth.

dophin very lag.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Klarostorix:
Dude this is offtopic...

Read 3rd post in this thread PLZ...

Tapatalked from my Samsung Galaxy S Plus (Cryberts ROM 1.1 with ICS Theme 2.1 featured by Feacore Kernel nonOC)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] pyronia:
Dude...your topic is about browser lol
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mynewuser:
Cannot understand your topic. If you have very high speed hardware but using bad browser also will make your browsing lag.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] tomixdev:
you could use network and wifi tweaks..

this would maybe also increase the speed of the browser :-)

I9001--UV,800MHz--FeacorePhoenix--smartassV2
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mynewuser:
Any idea how to do it?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sakindia123:
Build.prop tweaks supposedly has an effect.

IF u compile kernels,then jhash3 does increase speed significantly,but also causes battery drain.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sicsiksix:
Sorry for the noob question, but I am having some troubles doing a backup with adb. I have my phone rooted and can connect with adb, however I cant do a "adb pull / d:\whereveriwantit" without it just saying skipping special file for everything. I'm assuming because it is not pulling as root. So I try "adb shell" then "su" and I get root privileges, but then I cant figure out how to copy everything to say /sdcard/temp/ for me to then copy to my laptop (my unix command knowledge is lacking). Any help would be appreciated.

[EDIT] After some more playing around. I guess I can pull some things using the adb pull / <dir> , but alot of files are skipped "skipping special file" or "permission denied". Would using the proper commands in the shell after switching to root user be a better way to get the files copied?
[Off-topic] the_scotsman:
I was going to vote, but the link doesn't work :(
[Off-topic] TravisBean:
No offense, but that is the ugliest looking burger I've ever seen.
[Off-topic] the_scotsman:
Really? I think it looks delicious (except the tomato :p)
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
It needs more MEAT! That is one skinny cow!
[Off-topic] the_scotsman:
Normally I'd agree, but: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1437190
[Off-topic] LordManhattan:
Hey, i can still have a juicy burger! :p
[Off-topic] TravisBean:
Now here's a guy who understands that point of view. :D
[Off-topic] q8android:
hmm, interesting
[Off-topic] Dirk:
Any All of the Burgers in this article will do me:

http://6starliving.com/five-most-expensive-burgers-in-the-world/

Or either of the ones pictured below:
[Off-topic] blkjack2u:
I just came back from 4yrs in Germany. The 'fast food' there is so much better, sometimes it makes even the chain sit-down restaurants in the U.S. seem bad. And the real restaurants and small business joints, omfg, delicious!

Yes, some of the stuff doesn't look as pretty, but that didn't stop me from enjoying it.
[Off-topic] TravisBean:
I was gonna post a pic of a good looking burger, but it's pale by comparison of the ones shown in that link.

I shall now and forever lust after a $200 burger.
[Off-topic] cabessius:
Who needs hamburguers when Uruguay invented the chivitos
[Off-topic] conantroutman:
OMFG!!! :D WANT!!!!!!

/me is googling cheap flights to Uruguay... NAO!!

Had a rather long and drunked conversation with a German guy recently about their fast food and how its so much better than what we get in Scotland...

He was positively shocked and appalled at the price and quality of a kebab over here....

Re: The burger thing...

McDonalds can *** ** *** **** * *****.......

I can build the ultimate burger in my own kitchen without having to listen to screaming brats in the background... :D
[Off-topic] Archer:
I like making my own burgers too, but I do them rather plain - just minced beef with some salt and pepper to season, and then slapped on a George Foreman grill to cook. I tend to make them the shape of bread and make sandwiches, rather than round ones.

What kind of home-made recipes do others use? It'd be interesting to spice them up a little.
[Off-topic] cabessius:
The ingredient you are missing to make the perfect burger is... onion soup mix.

Add a full envelope to the mixture and shape the burgers. Then flour--eggs--flour and fry them.
[Off-topic] Dirk:
If i send you the postage, could you mail one of those to me immediately? :eek:

As a fan of Burgers between buttered Toast, the square idea is rather appealing...and is in fact an imminent threat to my diet, thanks! :mad:

As for how i make them... Butcher fresh Minced Beef into bowl. Throw in an egg or two for binding. Breadcrumbs for drying. Finely chopped pickles, onions and chilie. Salt, pepper, puree tomato and ginger to season. Make patties, cover and put in fridge for a few hours prior to cooking. Grill to perfection, add a slab of cheese and eat between two halves of whatever bread product.

Anybody else feeling really hungry for a Burger right about now?

Edit: Forgot the puree tomato!