yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rz22g:
Its turn by turn with voice prompt. Turn left on XXX. In 1/4 mile turn right onto xxx. You do not have to actually watch the screen. I do not see what issue people have with the concept of someone using a Tablet for GPS. When I had a Xoom I put it on the passenger seat and listened to the prompts.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Bimboy:
Barry, you are a vast minority. Face it. If

you

have such issues, deal with it. Sick of

you

incessantly *****ing, over about

your

issue. Thread after thread after thread. Please return it and move along.

I could give 2 craps about my GPS, but it works fine for

me

. My 4.6" screen on my phone is fine, when I don't want to use the nav in my car. 10" is ludicrous for

my

need as an in car van unit.

Thank you OP for your test that was summarily dismissed by

some

certain people.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] DroidHam:
What kind of phone do you have?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
I use it when I travel, both here and in Europe.

Here are the reasons:

1) The larger screen real estate gives you a greater view of where you are and what's upcoming.

2) Tablet nav s/w has a split view making turns and expressway exits easier to navigate.

3) The tablet's battery will go five times longer than my i9100's.

4) Tablets have better GPS chips and antennas than phones and (not in this case) get and keep a signal better.

5) My phone's free to use as a media player and to take BT calls.

6) I don't drain my phone's battery.

I have a stand for it with a thin bean bag bottom and it sits on the passenger seat unless I'm with someone and then they hold it.

I'm not justifying myself to you, but some might be curious what the benefits are. And I really don't care whether others use their phone, stand-alone GPS, a compass, a sextant, or Citgo maps.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] grneyez:
NO problem, thanks for your input.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
If it's unimportant to you, why are you so hell bent on convincing other people that it should be unimportant to them too? Granted, people using tablets for navigation are a minority but it was important to enough people that they returned their Prime's over it. People trying to convince others that it's unimportant are as bad as what you're accusing me of.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clenz:
Very cool. Thanks for putting this together to show what is indeed possible. I think this is the first video we have seen of a working navigation while driving. I understand results will vary, but you give us hope.

Is that co-pilot?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] grneyez:
Very cool. Thanks for putting this together to show what is indeed possible. I think this is the first video we have seen of a working navigation while driving. I understand results will vary, but you give us hope.

Is that co-pilot?

No, I used Sygic, I have Copilot also, was gonna test it on Co Pilot tomorrow, but based on all this back and forth I'm not sure I will.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Bimboy:
I am not hell bent on anything. From reading past posts of yours, you are not unintelligent. Here is somebody who took the time and ingenuity to satisfy the whims of people just like you to show that his GPS works, and you can't get off your ass to do the exact same test, using your imposed parameters, but instead just bash the person for showing their results. Seriously.. wtf. Jeesh.

Think.. you can do it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clouds5:
I'd get a 3g A-GPS enabled tablet if i'd really rely on its GPS and would want it to use as my main navigation device. It really helps alot when driving through tunnels and stuff.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
You mean like these three 10 minute videos showing multiple different scenarios using two different types of nav s/w so people would have something to benchmark against?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1428404
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
lmfao. lets not start a war over GPS. Barry doesn't even have a Prime, I think. He just adding what he knows from experience with tablet navigation.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BarryH_GEG:
And if you re-read my response to OP, it wasn't negative. It was simply pointing out some observations based on his testing. If it came off that way, especialy to OP who took the time to post his results, I'm sorry. And demandarin, is right. Since I am a heavy tab nav user (a minority) I'm just trying to share what I know from experience.
[HTC Sensation] gallardo5:
Is there any way to get Rosie from Gingerbread Sense 3.5 working on ICS Sense? I love a dock bar from GB, but really hate ICS`s one.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] lol im feared:
So overclocking cm7 to 1600 doesnt work and causes boot loops, i have been trying to get a kernel that would do it and i cant find one.

anyone know any kernels that work?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] brorex:
Only kernal for cm7 is the one that is with it no other kernals are compatible as for 1600 some phones run fine at 1600 others don't just depends on your CPU in your phone
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Dani897:
^^^ what he said ^^^

my cappy was maginally stable @ 1300 within a very narrow voltage range. my infuse runs 100% @ 1664 with a ton of uv untill i turn on gps and everything starts to get warm. every cpu is different.

most infuses seem to be a higher test cpu than galaxy s phones though. you may be able to run at 1500 or better if you take a lot of time and figure out what the cpu likes and doesnt like. remember heat, uv and rapid voltage change can all cause instability so too much uv can cause problems as well as too little! to get maximum speed you may want keep the top few freq's at the same voltage (not the same uv but the same actual voltage) and have zero uv on the low freq's. it can be a pain to figure it all out but when you see the benchmarks you may think it was worth it.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] lol im feared:
ok well i kinda messed around with the overclocking built in and was messing with the type of governors and userspace seems to support over clocking on 1600.

really weird but my phone hasnt done the boot loop yet.

but thanks for your guy's help.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] JF76:
I set mine at 1600 last night via SetCPU. After 5 min it got hot and started boot looping. Its running good at 1200 now. I'm gonna bump it up little by little.

Good info, nice to know its "normal".
[Samsung Infuse 4G] GuyIncognito721:
Honestly, the performance of CM7 outperforms all the other ROMS even running at 1.2GHz (IMO). I really don't see much of a performance increase by stepping up the clock speed, just a decrease in battery life, so it's not worth it to me.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] The Jack of Clubs:
ive talked to many people about this and most can only run at 1.4ghz even though 1.6ghz was stable in froyo. alot of people repeat "it depends on your specific chipset" but i dont buy that cop out. i think theres something wrong with the 1.6ghz setting in cm7.
[HTC EVO 3D] madplaya1:
I can't install a rom, i get to the recovery menu choose what .zip to flash and i do a full wipe, then reboot to system all i',m stuck with is the htc screen anyhelp please nd thaknk you... I have no way to to use the phone it is without an ROM

EDIT: I am RELOCKED says on bootloader and i can't an ruu because it doesn't go thru for some reason, what can i do?
[HTC EVO 3D] JohnM:
You have to follow the instructions for flashing kernels, which can be found in the dev section.
[HTC EVO 3D] Luda305:
Flash cwm then try flashing a rom...
[HTC EVO 3D] Jrex:
As previously stated, you can't flash kernels through recovery (the kernel is in the ROM) without going through fastboot first. Read the sticky in the dev section on flashing with hboot 1.5, its fairly simple. Happy flashing! :)
[HTC EVO 3D] madplaya1:
It just doesn't let me go past thru the htc whtie screen, i'm installing cm7 doesn't go past that screen.
[HTC EVO 3D] mugetsu666:
If u don't get it fixed by tomorrow morning pm and I'll get u through it and running but I won't be free till about 8pm
[HTC EVO 3D] madplaya1:
Will do, thanks. i'm going to try to fix it tonight. Flash an RUU, at least and reroot it.
[HTC EVO 3D] mugetsu666:
Try that and I promise u man I can get u flashing on 1.5 I do it all the time.
[HTC EVO 3D] buckboy223:
what I did was installed one of the ics roms then installed flash img gui and that should fix it. You can add more roms to the sd card just by booting into recovery and turning on usb toggle
[HTC EVO 3D] madplaya1:
So I followed the unroot your HTC unlocked evo guide, downloaded the RUU for the sprint evo 3d which I have, followed instruction and locked my phone again and now it just read the pg86img.zip, and i reboot it and it stays on the white HTC screen..... Please help:o thanks
[HTC EVO 3D] P_M_G:
RUU to stock

unlock with the HTCDEV method by following the steps here EXACTLY

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1239821

download Flash Image GUI from joeykrim (you can find links in apps forum or spend the .99 and buy it from the market)

put your desired ROM in the root of your SD card (using a file explorer or connect to your PC and enable USB)

run Flash Image GUI and point it to the ROM you want

Flash the image, it will tell you the file is too big and ask if you want it to index the file to find the kernel so accept that

when it's done reboot into recovery (you should have TWRP loaded now) and immediately flash the ROM you chose to pull the kernel from (wipe per instructions)

wait patiently, reboot, enjoy

I did it this way after moving from an OG EVO that was waaaay easier to root and flash, but once you've got it unlocked, using Flash Image is super easy to turn you into a flashaholic

good luck
[HTC EVO 3D] felixx19:
Take the zip off card. I had this prob. Need to open cmd and push the img to card then send to fastboot then flash img thru cmd. Also have to use this method on any custom kernel rom to get it to get past white screen.
[HTC EVO 3D] madplaya1:
Problem is I can't access android. Im stuck on the bootloader screen or white HTC screen. PLUS, i relocked my phone using the command "oem lock" some thing like that.
[HTC EVO 3D] mnomaanw:
You should not have locked the phone madplaya.

Now follow the below steps:

Download any ROM or use any ROM that you have.

Download a superwipe tool ( not necessary if you want to manually wipe everything from recovery).

Download a custom recovery.IMG (cwm/twrp).

Now root ur phone

> open the ROM.zip (that you want to flash) and copy the boot.img from it to the fastboot folder , also copy the recovery.img to fastboot folder.

> open cmd prompt

> navigate to fastboot folder

> boot phone in bootloader

>select fastboot

> connect to PC (phone should say fastboot-usb)

> type command "fastboot flash boot boot.img"

> now type "fastboot boot recovery.img" (filename maybe different)

> Phone should boot into recovery ( make sure the red LED is lit up)

> now flash the superwipe tool.zip(or wipe everything manually if you dont have the tool)

> and then flash the same ROM from which you pulled the boot.img.......

Hope this helps...........
[HTC EVO 3D] Nsandhu23:
Quick question I'm gonna root this hboot 1.50 3vo this weekend and flash a Rom. Do I root fully then nandroid then full wipe and then flash Rom?
[HTC EVO 3D] mnomaanw:
you should follow the above steps by me after rooting your phone to flash a ROM...
[HTC EVO 3D] Nsandhu23:
Okay thanks.!
[HTC EVO 3D] madplaya1:
Tried this, got sent back to this bootloade screen man, thank anyways.
[HTC EVO 3D] mugetsu666:
Hey bro instead of all this writing and waiting pm me and I'll give u my number so we can do this over a phone.
[HTC EVO 3D] Luda305:
Download the RUU.exe rom to your PC plug your phone in turn on fastboot and run the .exe on your PC...
[HTC EVO 3D] mugetsu666:
Agreed! With 1.5 pushing through fastboot is always the most reliable way I've learned
[HTC EVO 3D] dgr581:
Flash GUI from the market, it adds a little extra step in flashing, but works well I've discovered.
[HTC EVO 3D] mugetsu666:
He can't cause he can't even get into his phone just the bootloader! That's for whenever ur in ur phone and what to flash a recovery or kernels! I have i have it too, get tool whenever u can use it.
[HTC EVO 3D] madplaya1:
I will try that hopefully it works once I get back home.. Can someone post a link to RUU.Exe, and correct I can run it thru fastboot?
[HTC EVO 3D] mugetsu666:
I'll have to look for it but yeah just run it through fastboot. I sent u email earlier about helping cause I have the same hboot and have learned alot about it
[HTC EVO 3D] madplaya1:
Il lwill check right now
[HTC EVO 3D] rollyripper:
Had this problem when I jumped to twrp 2.0...only option was to relock and ruu, then reroot! Pain the butt, but I thought my EVO 3d was a paper weight for 12 hours! So it def is fixable
[HTC EVO 3D] madplaya1:
Thank all of you guys for suggestion and help, I got it fixed by running the RUU thru fastboot. This is why I love xda great community thank you guys
[HTC EVO 3D] mugetsu666:
Glad to hear it bro.
[HTC EVO 3D] Luda305:
No prob.... glad to hear u got it working.....
[HTC Incredible S] itsbeertimenow:
So my cell phones been cut off from lack of payment yet my data still works.. and messaging. Has this happened to anyone else?

Sent from my HTC Incredible S
[HTC Incredible S] Duwenbasden:
Nope, and Bell would like to have a stern talk with you
[HTC Incredible S] shields360:
I think you get a grace period. I'm meant to top up on the 8th but I didn't top up till the 10th so in theory I shouldn't of had a functioning phone on the 9th. But everything worked perfect so I can only assume you get X amount of days to pay/top up.
[HTC Incredible S] itsbeertimenow:
How do you know they don't want to congratulate me and excellent call avoidance?

Sent from my HTC Incredible S
[Motorola Droid Bionic] frostincredible:
init.d Script to load tekahuna's OMAP4 Overclock Modules

by: frostincredible

Disclaimer: You are responsible for your own device. If you do something to it then blame me, I shall laugh at you.

​

Requirements:

-OMAP4 Device

-tekahuna's "symsearch.ko" and "opptimizer.ko" modules

---(instructions at link in step 1)

-Rooted

-CWM (or CWM compatible recovery)

-ROM with init.d support (stock OEM ROMs do not support init.d, if on an OEM ROM go here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1294009)

Instructions:

1. Go here and install tekahuna's overclock modules (these are NOT included in the ZIPs found on this page, you must download them from HIS site): http://rootzwiki.com...fficial-thread/

2. Follow his instructions only up to stage 5.

3. Download the ZIP corresponding to the speed you want to run. (e.g. 1100MHz = 1.1GHz).

4. Place ZIP on SDCARD

5. Boot into CWM (or other compatible recovery, stock will NOT work).

6. Flash ZIP

7. Reboot and open a 3rd party app such as ROM Toolbox or SetCPU and move MAX slider all the way up, should be running now at speed of the ZIP you flashed.

ZIPs:

(The 1.0GHz is to go back to stock)

1000MHz (1.0GHz) ----- http://dev-host.org/...0GHz-signed.zip

1100MHz (1.1GHz) ----- http://dev-host.org/...1GHz-signed.zip

1200MHz (1.2GHz) ----- http://dev-host.org/...2GHz-signed.zip

1225MHz (1.225GHz) -- http://dev-host.org/...5GHz-signed.zip

1250MHz (1.25GHz) ---- http://dev-host.org/...5GHz-signed.zip

1275MHz (1.275GHz) -- http://dev-host.org/...5GHz-signed.zip

1300MHz (1.3GHz) ----- http://dev-host.org/...3GHz-signed.zip

1400MHz (1.4GHz) ----- http://dev-host.org/...4GHz-signed.zip

1500MHz (1.5GHz) ----- http://dev-host.org/...5GHz-signed.zip

Thanks:

tekahuna for starting this idea with his Overclock modules.

wildstang83 for teaching my scripts back when I was on the Incredible.​
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bhp117:
Will this method of overclock reset after reboot?

Which is most stable?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bhp117:
Thanx for posting this find

I've tried other overclock methods and didn't quite like it because the cpu have to set to run full throttle at all times I'm order to achieve the Oc

I'd just tried a few of the zips already so here my findings

1.5 = very slow boot up, very unresponsive, hugh decrease on antutu " 2150 "

1.4 = still very slow boot up, very unresponsive but it still a little bit better than 1.5, antutu " 2475 "

1.3 = can't even boot up, it will reboot instantly so can't do any other testing

1.275 = boot up is much quicker than 1.4 & 1.5 feels almost like stock 1.0 boot up, screen is very responsive but it'll random reboot after 1-5 mins, I tried it 3x and it rebooted everytime so I guess it not stable at all

1.250 = feels like 1.275 bit much more stable, haven't run into any issues yet, no random reboot, no lag, no screen freeze, so far so good, antutu 5889

My base line antutu is 5000-5250

Haven't tried anything below 1.250 so can't write any review for it yet but as long as 1.25 is running smooth I think anything below 1.25 would be fine

The sweetest thing I like about this modd is my cpu doesn't have to be running full speed for the Oc to be effective and it'll survive reboot without any other modding

Not sure how this will affect battery life but I'll keep track of it

So far my bionic is on a manual 5.9.901 update running safestrap Eclipse 901 compatible rom with 901 lib files

Thanx again frostincredible for posting this mod
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bgs_piece:
tekahuna now has beta 2 versions up that include voltage changes and an additional line to be added in terminal; do these work with those and if so how do you go about changing the voltage since that is past step 5 in his directions?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bgs_piece:
Well, I tried the 1.250 ghz and am stuck in a bootloop. awesome!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bhp117:
I tried the .02 newer files to system/lib/modules and do it with terminal and it didn't work

Then tried to flash the 1.250 zip and that didn't work either

So I copy back the .01 files then reflash the 1.25 zip then it worked again

I guess we need different 1.250 flash zip for .02 to work
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bhp117:
Did you tried other speeds?

I think 1.2 would work fine for you then since 1.25 didn't

I've been on 1.250 for 2 days now and still haven't have any issues yet and it's still very stable for me

It also drain the battery quite fast too
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bgs_piece:
Luckily I had the 1.1,1.2 and 1.25 zips on my sd card so I was able to boot into clockwork and flashed the 1.2 and everything seems fine. I wouldn't have thought the extra .05 ghz would make that much of a difference, but apparently it did. I wonder if it was the uneven number doing it; I'm scared to try the 1.3 so I think I'll stay on 1.2.

When I had the original droid that was set at 600mhz I overclocked that to 1.4 ghz with no problems. Too bad this won't accept as large of an increase.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bhp117:
My lg revolution can go up to 1.9 that's 900 over stock

I guess its the voltage that can help alot on how high it can go

Too bad the voltage control version didn't work

Hope someone can figure that out
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bhp117:
Hey frost incredible

Can you make new zips for the .02 versions?

Thanx
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bgs_piece:
Is this overclocking both cores?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] bhp117:
It seems that way

When I use system tuner to monitor cpu usage it shows cpu0 and cpu1

Cpu0 will run most of the time and vary from 300 - 1200

Cpu1 will run less frequently only when needed and vary from offline/inactive - 1200
[Motorola Droid Bionic] greg_mp:
If you overclock too much, the cpu will get quicker at high temperature and will force decrease the frequency. It's probably why performance is lesser when too high overclock.

the thermal policy will help not achieving thermal runaway, but if high opp is at a too high frequency, you will hardly not stay at this frequency.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] codygs83:
quick question, once i get the opptimizer.ko and other .ko files do i need to run them through terminal?

I only ask because I just tried this and after I hit su I get superuser permission but the following commands say not valid.

Any tips?

Or do I need to just place the .ko files in the proper directory them flash the zip through recovery to get this to work?

edit: just re-read the directions and I see this should work without terminal. Just making sure before I boot loop this sucker. I'll make a full backup and report back.

---------- Post added at 06:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:33 PM ----------

Wow! Just flashed 1.25 and worked without a hitch.

Just hit 6150 on antutu benchmark!

Not bad.

I'll continue to run this to see how stable and check bat life and report back.

Then maybe try some other frequencies.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] codygs83:
1.3 is running good on my bionic. Not a bad benchmark. Def a little more pep. View attachment 861689
[Motorola Droid Bionic] ErisDroid?:
So far I've tried;

1.5 (really slow and had to reboot)

1.3 (screen freeze and reboot)

1.275 (screen freeze and reboot)

1.25 (screen freeze and reboot)

That was as of about 2 minutes ago. I'm thinking my phone doesn't want to be overclocked.

I am going to try 1.225 and if that fails 1.1 (at that point, whats the point?)

Will update...

It didn't take long,

Found that 1.225Ghz works great on my phone (like everything else each one is different). Flashed the zip, rebooted set SetCPU to 1.225, set on boot, rebooted again, Bob's your uncle and it works great!

Quadrant score went from 2300ish to 2700ish. Good by terms.

Thank you for making these things so simple!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] codygs83:
just one issue, I was getting and intermittent sound issue after flashing 1.3 and 1.25 oc zips, my ringer, alarm and music player would not work, as in no sound from the speaker.

I flashed back to 1.0 and no problems yet today.

Maybe just a quirk on my device.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] dchao22:
could someone please pritty please post a video of step by step on overclocking the bionic? i've tried everyway possible to my ability to o/c but still can't o/c.... thank you i would greatly appreciate it and i'm sure others would too
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dkotoric:
Looks like they just started selling. I know these were awesome on the unlocked Galaxy S2, Im about to order one. What you guys think?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Metal-batte...-Google-Galaxy-Nexus-i9250-Gray-/180791858658
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kms108:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1436596
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RaptorMD:
Nice, but the model is the GSM version, no go for the Verizon/Sprint GNexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dkotoric:
No offense but i would never consider buying a cdma nexus ever again
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shaquiel Harris:
Definately buying.. like right now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippstuh:
Faster network though. At least verizon is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davisbs999:
No offense, but what does your comment have to do with the topic?

Those doors look badass. Plus metal trumps flimsy plastic any day IMO. Hope they come up with CDMA model soon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] VivianC:
While I agree that they look good, I have already found out that the GSM batteries are different from the CDMA batteries. Neither the batteries themselves nor the battery covers fit in the different phones. He's helping us USians keep from wasting $15 bucks on something that won't fit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kms108:
waiting for a lte version wont be anytime time soon, they may not even be produced them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phiquantu:
That cheap aluminum sheet doesn't look any better thank stock cover. Better off just get yourself a metallic slim case.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] [IO]ERROR:
I would assume this would dent very easy. I like the look but I doubt they will last very long.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] roadhead:
Would this not most likely totally destroy NFC performance if not totally eliminate it?
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] PoXFreak:
Anyone else notice that the Rogue Tools app has been missing from the Android Market?

Apparently a lot of the apps built for 2.2 are disappearing as well.

I only ever used RT for underclocking for stability reasons, now that it's not available on the Market, I have to stick with whatever I wrote the kernel as.