yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Themes] SpaceCaker:
Its the sgs II bootanimation for mdpi

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ITS NOT AN FLASHABLE ZIP !!!

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ive resized edited

and booted it to work

there is no sound

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download is uploading

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press THX if you loved it :D
[Android Themes] -Grift-:
where is the attachment??;)
[Android Themes] SpaceCaker:
Will upload tomight

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SGS II 2.3.5 ROM

for galaxy ace

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TheSeriousMOD V1

for galaxy ace

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TheSeriousMOD V1

for galaxy gio

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made by Robinandroid

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Current state/rom: stock
[Android Themes] SpaceCaker:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1436560

Here it is

I first ported it to ace

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SGS II 2.3.5 ROM

for galaxy ace

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TheSeriousMOD V1

for galaxy ace

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TheSeriousMOD V1

for galaxy gio

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made by Robinandroid

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Current state/rom: stock
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Volknochi:
Yesterday I tried to watch some videos on the YouTube app. Any video I tried, the screen would remain black and the phone would vibrate two times before saying it was not able to play the video and try again. Same issue happened today. I even tried uninstalling the updates, but still nothing. Did a couple reboots just in case, still no luck. I don't recall having this problem before but then again it's been awhile since I've messed with YouTube on my phone. Did some searching, couldn't find a solution.

Currently running 2.3.4 GB EG22. (no set dev make)

Sent from my phone.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Why are you still on a leak? We have official EI22 2.3.5 now. Flash a new ROM and try it. If it still does not work uninstall the app and redownload from the market. You have not deleted any DRM files, right?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Volknochi:
I didn't realize there was a full release. Thanks, I'll give that a shot when I get home. :)

And, I have not deleted any DRM files, to my knowledge.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ÜBER™:
I've had a similar problem it was because of the kernel that this would occur just flash one of the newest ei22 roms and you'll be good to go :)

Sent From My Cyan Samurai
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Volknochi:
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[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidmaster1:
Kenny, doesn't he have to odin back to ec05, allow ei22 ota and reroot to clear out any left behind bugs?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidmaster1:
Volk, if u don't odin back, uninstall flash player , go into cwm, clear cache and dalvik, then reinstall flash player 11
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
Nope. I never got an OTA. Factory data wipe formats system, data and cache. OTA actually screws up people's phones. Better to Odin EC05, root and flash a GB ROM, then flash the modem delta.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flastnoles11:
What? Ota has never scewed up my phone... I've accepted it like 10 times now after using odin to go back to ec05... I would rather use odin to root cuz the one-click always fails for me... but the ota has never harmed my phone one bit... also I have ALL drm files deleted from my phone and youtube plays fine...
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
I meant SOME people's phones dude. Some would not take to the new recovery no matter what that is why I prefer old reliable and I just Odin a prerooted EC05, flash CWM5 and I'm off and running...2 steps. Works every time.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Volknochi:
If I'm going to an EI22 ROM, I don't have to Odin back to an older modem to go to the newer one, do I? I just got confused by the recent replies about going to EC05 and then going to EI22. Why downgrade just to upgrade?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
We never got a modem.bin for EI22 only a delta from EC05 so yes you have to Odin in EC05 modem for the flashable to work.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Volknochi:
I take it that the EI22 is an update that happens when I got into About Phone and have it check for updates?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidmaster1:
Well, when u odin back to ec05 and turn on ur phone, sometimes u get an automatic alert about the update, and sometimes u have to tap on "update android" to make it happen. But u will eventually will see the update. It does take awhile though. Make sure u have a full battery doing this.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
And are still completely stock and not rooted.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidmaster1:
Yea, that too.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mikepfly2:
This thread is to provide Asus with some realistic ideas to make us happy with the botched release and design issues (namely insufficient demand, the locked boot loader, GPS/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth metal cover) of the TF201 Prime which look to be rectified in the latest TF700T model announced at CES.

After reading tons of threads I suspect a few XDA members actually work for Asus in one capacity or another and could be a conduit for these constructive ideas. While we (as in the XDA community) may be a small blip on their sales report we're likely one of their biggest thorns in their sides as exhibited by the numerous social media campaigns so they might actually look at what we have to suggest. My hope is that we can provide concrete ideas that would appease most of us.

A few ground rules:

This is

not

a "bash Asus" thread; those exist elsewhere

Ideas should be realistic and constructive

If you're idea is to return the TF201 and move on because technology is always evolving I request you not post. We all understand we can return our Primes but I'd like to provide suggestions other than being without a tablet for a few months. Hopefully, others can accept that.

If we come up with a few solid ideas I envisioned setting up a poll and giving Asus a snapshot of what our community thinks they can do to improve their image.

Personally, I hope Asus just communicates with us, acknowledges there are issues and provides some consolation for the early adopters who pre-purchased and waited months to receive a less than perfect device which already has a successor (I've had mine a week after ordering in November). We know demand for their products is high as Asus is a leader in the technology field but customer service is very important for a company's long term success.

My idea:

Provide a window from now until a month after the release of the TF700T for Asus to buy back our TF201 at 75% of our purchase price which would go toward buying the updated TF700T.

The early adopters still have skin in the game and paid 25% for depreciation and usage over a few months.

Asus is guaranteed a sale of the TF700T (so their market share isn't reduced)

I haven't seen a true breakdown cost of the tablet (probably because it hasn't been out long enough) but I’d hypothesize $125 (for the 32gb model) is close to actual material (please correct me if I’m wrong) so Asus wouldn't be out more than profit. The traded-in TF201s could be refurbished and resold and/or donated by Asus to a school, shelter, etc (which would do a lot for their image).

Lastly, IMHO, it would reduce, if not eliminate, the negative buyer’s remorse and ill will toward Asus felt by many on this forum.

Other ideas I've seen reading the forums:

Institute a recall to replace the back cover in hopes of improving the GPS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

Nothing, Asus has no obligation to do anything other than standard warranty repairs

Other suggestions/ideas?

(Mr Moderator: I put this in general as this isn't a question thread specifically about the workings of the TF201, hoping it's ok I put it here. If not, I'm happy to move it.)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] farplaner:
A simple backplate exchange program would satisfy me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] unknown_owner:
Not to mean or degrading in any way, Asus doesn't need to improve it's image. A botched release or defects will soon be forgotten. We are a small pond here in XDA for Asus to worry about. Just saying.

Sent from my Transformer Prime TF201
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shinzz:
I'm very critical of Asus with the way they handled TF201 but financially speaking, even your suggestions aren't very realistic.

1. Kindle Fire cost about $200 to produce... That means Prime will cost double at the least (i think IPS display panel alone cost $50+).

2. Any sort of recall for a product is huge hit in profit. Simply changing the backplate won't solve the issue either. Based on anantech's breakdown, it might require the antennas to be re-positioned as well. I doubt the avg. user can disassemble & re-position all at the same time.

The only realistic solution for Asus is either:

1.) ignore the whole fiasco (btw, they did admit that backplate is the problem)

2.) take a huge hit in profit in order to salvage reputation/image from the hardcore
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pyro6128:
I actually really like the suggestions in the op as they same fairly realistic. If my prime wasn't a brick right now I wouldn't be feeling buyers remorse and thinking about the 701 or whatever haha. To be honest I think consumers would be happy even if the depreciation rate was higher. Usually when we sell or old tech we take a much bigger loss than 25%. I would settle for a somewhat lower credit of it meant I was guaranteed Asus would take it back and I could get the new one in a timely manner. The time it takes to get the item, as we've seen with the prime, is not something that should be overlooked.

Edit:a discount for prime owners is another idea, nothing crazy, but it would be a nice good will gesture. The benefit of this for Asus is it helps build brand loyalty and eliminates the operations costs that a buyback program would create. People underestimate brand loyalty, but apple survives on it, to the point that people will stick with them even when they get screwed by apple.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Spidey01:
I second this - especially as someone who works in a pre-WiFi aware, zombe attack resistent, very metal building!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] e.mote:
>This thread is to provide Asus with some realistic ideas to make us happy

I WILL BUY ASUS NO MORE FOREVER!!

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ASUS IS MY BFF!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
The Prime's backplate serves some pretty significant functions, not the least of which is to provide structural support for the entire device. Why does everyone assume it would be so easy to just replace part of it with plastic?

I imagine this would require a complete, or at least major, redesign. It would also require re-certification at the FCC. In short, we're talking months here to get such a thing accomplished.

I think the only reasonable approach is to offer refunds up to a certain point for people who are outside of their return policy. The point should be set at whatever time is reasonable to assume a buyer was aware of the GPS issue and purchased anyways. I'm not sure if it's reasonable to extend any program all the way to the TF700's release, although offering a buy-back/upgrade program in general wouldn't hurt from a PR perspective.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ukzero:
OK - I'm a new member, so the lowest of the low, but this is what I think.

The only realistic way for Asus to proceed is the discount path as mentioned earlier.

Foe example:

Buy a TF201 before January 31st 2012 and ASUS will give you a 25% discount on the upgraded model if you purchase within 31 days of its release in your market.

This requires no recalls, complex returns, just proof of purchase with a date.

The discount could even be retrospective and direct from Asus.

Asus knows it's made a mistake. Asus knows that we know it's made a mistake.

Asus has a chance to restore some real kudos for what would be relatively low cost in the scheme of things - and also as mentioned, they would be selling more units!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nxp3:
Buy back at 75%, hell no, I barely use this thing. I just don't want a non working GPS that is all. And Asus is not going to modify this thing so it will work right. That is already evident by them admitting it. The only thing that is left now is to give people back their money if they want the money back because of the bad gps.

It really is ashame, because that number would have been much lower if they had offered that before announcing the new tablets.

Now even people that don't care about GPS says they're being cheated. Those people would have kept their prime even if the GPS was bad, now they don't want it with a new one coming out to replace it. It's really a tough call. Normally I would say that new stuff comes out all the time and we shouldn't be mad if they improve on it. In this case, it's not even that. Asus knew of the problem, instead of fixing it they sold bad units. Then they fix the issue and sold it as new units. They announced this Prime replacement even before the Prime had even become readily available in stores. It's really a slap in the face. I'm not going to buy another Asus product whether it's tablets or motherboards or whatever asus makes.

Some people have problem with their units, those should be dealt with indvidually. But the main problem that is common in almost all user is the bad GPS signal. Now we know that asus will remove gps functionality and the description off the package, but to me, unless it's says it on the box they haven't done anything. They need to place a sticker saying this does not have GPS. From this date onward, then people can't complain about the GPS. And anyone buying before this date will have opportunity to take back if they chose because of the bad gps.

There should not be any trade in program for the tf700t. If you don't care about GPS problem then keep yours and when a new one comes out, you can either buy it or don't. There is no future proof when you buy something. But if something is bad and you don't want it, you should be able to return it for money back.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shinzz:
Don't worry.. according to DEMANDRIN.. actually, let me quote him:

" it was been stated in other threads Asus said they will continue to push out updates to tweak/make GPS work as good as they can get it to. never said completely fix. they just said as best as they can."

So yea, according to him.. Asus will continue to push out updates to tweak/make GPS work. If you, or any other can find me a thread or OFFICIAL ASUS quote.. please, link me to that direction.

Btw, I guess you aren't successful with returning it to Gamestop =/
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nxp3:
That's why I think a backplate replacement is out of the question. It seems that the prime is assembled from back to front. All the innards are screwed down to the back. It wouldn't be just unscrewing it and putting in a new one. This would be even more work then putting it together in the first place. A total replacement is needed.

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Updates aren't going to improve to the point of it being usable. Increase the power to send out stronger signal? That will just interfere with other parts such as wifi and shorten the life of the hardware.

The only way to fix this problem is if some enterprising persons come up with a soltuion to reposition the antenna, whether it's to create a window or fasten some external antenna and charging a fee. Then maybe asus can refund the fee. Asus will not do it themselves. It would cost them a fortune.

No I was not able to return mine to gamestop. I want asus to take it back so I can buy something else. I might even chill for a while with the tablets. Asus has put a bad taste in my mouth. Besides, got a kindle fire and a galaxy s2 to play with. On another note, I have a gentleman who might want to buy mine. I've notified him of the GPS being flaky and he don't seem to mind. Not sure if he'll buy it yet...waiting for his repsonse.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] shinzz:
The most realistic solution is what Asus of Taiwan is offering. A total recall to replace the backplate will require monumental financial hit, not to mention redesign & going through the process with FCC again. That.. and they even have to pay "labor". Asus can't simply "send" redesigned backplate as well since it isn't easy to disassemble & re-position some of the antennas to the avg. user.

Now, will Asus Global follow Asus of Taiwan.. that in itself is a debate as well. Just have to wait on how they will proceed.. if they do.

Btw, you should get "demandrin" as the spokesperson to sell the Prime to him.
[Off-topic] RussianBear:
Weird thing happened last night.

I was on my pc that has a 5.1 audio setup and out of nowhere i start hearing somebody talking. I'm like wtf? Made sure nothing was playing and got closer to the speakers. Turned the volume up and nothing, turned it all the way down and, bam - i'm hearing somebody's conversation. I think to myself, I must be tripping lol Call the wife up to make sure I'm not mental, and she hears it too, but is not as amused as I am lol

So, turned out it was actually 2 different radio broadcasts. I seemed to be some evangelical stuff, the other a local mexican radio show or something.

Tried it later on in the night and got nothing.

Can somebody explain to me what happened?
[Off-topic] monte666:
I don't know what causes it but I get it in my focus using the bluetooth sync. Perhaps it's something with dolby
[Off-topic] RussianBear:
your phone has a radio transmitter/receiver though, i don't think my pc has one lol
[Off-topic] yannn007:
Found this: http://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=247109

Also if you have old speaker and connect the wire that comes out of it to (conductive(not sure)) metal you can hear a really wuiet radio ;)
[Off-topic] RussianBear:
nice. mine are logitech as well haha
[Off-topic] CRACING:
Does it priests even after removing audio plugs off the PC?
[Off-topic] Bigboij:
had the same thing happen when i moved to withn a few miles of a radio station broadcast tower, when my speakers are on but no live signal i can hear the radio pretty clearly through them.
[Off-topic] phatmanxxl:
You might have a ham radio operators near by, if they transmit strong enough you can pick up their radio signals like that. I have a neighbor that's a ham operator and sometimes I can intercept his signal through my electric guitar when its hooked up to my amp. Its annoying.
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
lol :D

If their coiled round something or in a circle that might explain :p

(edit: The wires this is)
[Off-topic] Archer:
I used to get it a lot from an old synth/keyboard when I lived near a police station. Stuff just picks stuff up.
[Off-topic] MacaronyMax:
lol xD

Dee dum dum dee *Ptsshht, Robbery at tesco* duyuunn dee XD :p
[Off-topic] rrroach:
Awesomesauce. Happened to me once too
[Off-topic] RussianBear:
glad to see i'm not the only one that "hears" lmao
[Acer Iconia A500] wailoon:
Hi,

I wish to play windows/dos games in my Iconia A500.

I found an app call QEMU which allow us to install Windows 9X in android.

I installed successfully, but when I click on the app it just bring me back to launcher page.

I install the app follow the instruction below. But still not able to run the app.

Please help.

Not sure I can share the link here, please let me know if I can't...

http://www.forum-bec.com/f244/qemu-android-v1-13-a-29476/

Thx
[Acer Iconia A500] wailoon:
nobody tried this app??
[Acer Iconia A500] filmaker:
this may help :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWkqMmtSJRE
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nsxt99:
Any chances to do it on ICS?
[General Questions and Answers] dk.andersjensen:
Well, I lost my SGS2 on a hard floor yesterday. But it has only received one long gash on the screen and you can only see it if you just turn it toward a bright light. However, i can feel it on the screen. I think it's a lot to change the whole screen, when it's not worse than this. I remember in the old days, you could get something to put on the screen to remove scratches. My question is whether anyone has tried this, in this situation and know what it's called? It's a lot of money for to replace it with a new screen.

I hope you understand my terrible english,

Thanks in advance
[General Questions and Answers] Zandroid21:
It's almost the same as using a CD buffer on a disk. It doesn't hurt to try, In fact I would. It would probably feel a little smoother on the finger after it was applied, GoodLuck!

P.S... Do a search on the web for Screen Scratch Remover
[Android Apps and Games] Splder:
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[Android Apps and Games] Splder:
Change Log:

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[Android Apps and Games] marvinloess:
stopped unexpectedly on my Samsung Galaxy S gingerbread
[Android Apps and Games] Splder:
does it do this all the time or just sometimes if sometimes when doing what does it stop or is it just random or on boot?
[Verizon Droid Charge] letsgophillyingeneral:
I was changing my V6 Supercharger settings yesterday when I noticed my cell service crap out. I thought it was due to me changing from build.prop to local.prop, but changing the setting back did not resolve the issue. So, I unSupercharged.. nothing. Wiped data, cache, dalvik and reinstalled Tweakstockv1.1.. nothing (via CWR). Odin'd Tweakstockv1.. nothing. Odin'd Tweakstockv1.1... nothing :mad: (left battery and SIM in while Odin'ing, like I usually do).

I tried pulling the battery and SIM card but that didn't help. I checked my Verizon account - it's active.

What in the fudgeballs just happened? Does it sound like a fried SIM?
[Verizon Droid Charge] letsgophillyingeneral:
I just Odin'd Tweakstockv1 for ****s and gigs WITHOUT the battery and SIM card installed... No cell service, but mobile data came back.

What in the balllllllls?
[Verizon Droid Charge] fortesquieu:
Flash it back to stock and bring it to Verizon store.
[Verizon Droid Charge] GreenMunky:
It may just be a bad SIM card. Take the card into the store and they should replace it for free. May want to flash back stock as recommended above prior to your visit.
[Verizon Droid Charge] Hindle1225:
You might be right with the bad sim card idea. Its always been recommended to Odin without sim card in phone.

I've stumbled across people who have needed to go into Verizon and get a new sim card.

Good Luck
[Verizon Droid Charge] letsgophillyingeneral:
Well I flashed back to stock EP4 and noticed that the Baseband version says "unknown" on the top line.

Model

SCH-I510

Firmware

2.3.6

Baseband

unknown

SCH-I510.EP4

Kernel

2.6.35.7-EP4

Build

SCH-I510.EP4
[Verizon Droid Charge] Hindle1225:
Guess the last thing i would try before getting new sim is to flash the radios.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1365847
[Verizon Droid Charge] letsgophillyingeneral:
Haha I forgot to mention that I flashed the EP4D radios :(

FML.
[Verizon Droid Charge] letsgophillyingeneral:
Can I use a coworker's SIM card to test? Or do I need a brand new one from Verizon? I'm thinking I can use another SIM card since Verizon activates via the device's IMEI?
[Verizon Droid Charge] Hindle1225:
wont work like that with Verizon. Your co-worker with have to unregister their device with that sim. Than you would have to register that sim to your phone. More hassel than your co-worker is going to want to deal with.
[Verizon Droid Charge] letsgophillyingeneral:
Ah, that's what I feared. Oh well, off to the Verizon store I go :(
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
Recommended with other phones...I've never had a problem flashing with sim in
[Verizon Droid Charge] letsgophillyingeneral:
Verizon is sending me a new phone. "The baseband kernel somehow got messed up"

They didn't even try a new SIM since the mobile data network was connected.