yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] ihabsoft:
Cool one , but Do you think it's good to buy it?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] anigr88:
What is the cost of it?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Prongsy:
50 British pounds by the look of it. Depends whether it'll find a reseller here. Else we are looking at 50 plus 5 to 10 for delivery unless you'll know some one living there who is coming.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] reivaj20:
but this joystick works on the i9003?

because in the video shows a sony ericsson XD
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] falloutjump:
Isn't more simple to use the PS3 Controller as a joystick for i9003? If you rooted your phone and of course, you've got a playstation 3, you only have to download "sixasix controller" from Google Play. (you can use it to play on OnLive).
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] juanra88:
Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] colt83:
pretty nice gamepad, someone buy it?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] juztinlee:
Nice gamepad hope it will available.in my country...
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] ashmotif200:
cool.. but does it lag or has any bugs?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Rentaghost:
I think it will work! I not used it so if u guys try i will buy!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajh16:
Does anyone know if there is a stock build of the cifs.ko module for the LTE Galaxy Nexus? I saw there is a 4.0.3 one posted, but that doesn't help with Verizon's since it is still on 4.0.2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
Try faux's kernel. Please post questions in Q & A also

Sent from my Gummy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajh16:
My problem is I don't really want to move to another kernel as I want to maintain stock behavior. I simply want to be able to load the cifs.ko module for mounting network drives.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codword:
Same here. The only reason why I would explore a non-stock kernel build is for cifs.ko. I'm sure there are other features I'd enjoy, but I haven't ran across a need yet. So for now, I'm looking for a cifs.ko for Android 4.0.2 for LTE Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bealesbane:
I'm in the same boat - running rooted stock, haven't had success trying to compile my own kernel/modules in the past, hoping someone who has might have built a cifs.ko. AndSMB works fine for simple file access, but for streaming I need to be able to mount the share. Eventually may have to look at mature ROMs for this hardware, but rather not have to, when a simple insmod would give me everything I need.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kaoruAngel:
+1

I second this request.

I had intended to look into what is involved w/ getting this to work (i.e. is there a reason no such module has been released other than the fact that those that would release have already moved to 4.0.3?) and attempting a build and release one myself. I have many, many projects on my todo-list, though, so this isn't likely to happen any time soon.
[Acer Iconia A500] ch_swat_89:
Hi @ all

Anyone a Tutorial how to install Navigon 4.0.2 on a Acer A501?

I'm running HC 3.2.1

Regards

ch_swat_89
[Acer Iconia A500] Moscow Desire:
Navigon I believe, is a PAID app, and it it strictly against XDA rules to distribute paid apps. Distributing paid apps, or asking to distribute paid apps, breaks copyright laws, and becomes Warez.

Please remove your post.

MODS! Delete this thread!
[Acer Iconia A500] ktmdave7:
Holy Crap! Probabily The Most EXPENSIVE App I've ever seen in the Market...

$69.95 (Europe), $49.95 (USA+Canada)

Ya you shouldn't ask for app here!

Just like you shouldn't type in Google search

"NAVIGON 4.0.2 .apk" or "NAVIGON 4.0.1 .apk", cus then you

would probably find a link to the older version and in turn rip of the company. :eek:

just say NO to warrez!
[Acer Iconia A500] Moscow Desire:
Yeah. I was surprised by the price of it. I thought $20 for an oxford multi language dictionary was expensive!!!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Dathaeus:
Hi all.. I couldnt post this in the Dev section bec I'm a noooob, but I hope this is the second best place... apologies if it isnt.

I am not sure when ICS is coming out exactly, but I already have my i727 Skyrocket easy rooted, and now looking to install this ROM: Sky Ice Cream Sandwich (2.3.6) from rootzwiki, and was wondering if this is the best one to install with ICS... really seems like the only one from my searches, but there arent many actual tested comments on it for some reason.

Also, do all these ROMs that have "tethering" mean you still have to pay ATT for the additional data fees, or are there ROMs that work around that as well? I wouldnt even be using it that often, but when I do need it, a nice 20mpbs wifi freedom would be very useful without having to worry about going over some data limit.

Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Pirateghost:
first of all, this doesnt belong in dev section, because you arent developing anything. its a question, it belongs right where it is.

secondly, why dont you just go into our dev section and read about sky ice cream sandwich there? no need to go to rootz.

also, it isnt really ICS, its gingerbread themed to look like ICS.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Dathaeus:
I only went to rootz bec it was the first place I came upon while searching for ROMs for the i727.

Ok let me make my actual questions simpler for anyone who would like to answer:

1. Is Sky Ice Cream Sandwich (2.3.6)the best overall and stable ROM out there that resembles ICS? I understand this is a subjective query, but I am interested in some thoughts.. I see lists of other ROMs but no opinions on comparisons here or anywhere.

2. Is there any ROM that makes tethering 100% free, including data charges.

3. How will the advent of the real ICS affect the current ROMs... i.e., will new ROMs take advantage of something they could not at the current moment? I am assuming since the hardware is staying the same, the release of ICS will have no bearing at all on any current ROMs.

Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Jordan4320:
I know with the tethering part I have Sprint and I dont pay to have tethering. The Rom I have lets me do it and it cost NOTHING :)

Just make sure you dont go over your data plan

---------- Post added at 12:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:01 PM ----------

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1377087

Just go to this link and read... I didn't see anything about tethering but I would just flash and give it a try
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Pirateghost:
dont know why you would link me that thread. i am fully capable of making my own roms.

as for tethering, yes, nearly every rom you find in dev section enable tethering. they do not require anything from AT&T, as that is the point, we dont want to pay AT&T twice for the data that we have already.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Jordan4320:
LOL no clue why it linked you... was trying to tell Dathaeus to look and read for himself. I have flashed your ROMS before great work by the way :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Pirateghost:
lol.

confusion and senility take hold
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Dathaeus:
I know they allow tethering, but I have heard many people who say after doing so they got warnings from ATT about needing to increase their data plan etc etc... also that there is some software that ATT looks at to see if the data is being used by a browser or by plain texting/emails only.

So you are saying we can do gigs of transfer a month with a custom ROM tether and ATT will be none the wiser? Then that is truly awesome.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Dathaeus:
Maybe you have the unlimited data plan from Sprint?

Ya ya I am already on that link and dl'ing and about to install that ROM... cant wait.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Pirateghost:
eventually everyone tethering without AT&T's blessing will get caught. its just a matter of time.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] capite:
Is there seriously no way to avoid this or at least make it harder for them to find out? Like switching APNs or something?

For instance, isn't there an iPhone app that has a setting that lets you appear not to be tethering?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] plwalsh88:
I read from @AdamOutler that AT&T can still track tethering by seeing that their data is being used through a computer browser's UserAgent. So as long as you change your Chrome/Firefox UA to whatever your mobile browser's UA is, they would have no way of telling.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] FourGates:
Best I've used so far was [ROM] Sky Ice Cream Sandwich (2.3.5 <<WHAT DOES THIS SAY?) Multiple Flavors 1/24/12

Very quick. Battery life was about average. Seanscreams seems to be a very helpful developer.

I'm currently using

[ROM][UXKJ2]Buoyancy v1.3.0||Rogers/AT&T||[1/25/12]

Which provides the best battery life so far and comes with a ics launcher, but seemed kind of buggy. I'm using the tw launched that was also included. Jomeister did a good job and included a good kernel and uc script.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] capite:
Wait, so if I'm using Dolphin Browser or something like that and set it to appear to be a desktop browser, then they think I'm tethering?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] plwalsh88:
I'm not sure on the specifics cuz as I said, I read that from someone else. It could be a mixture of the UA and amount of data used. But let me try to find the thread where I read it and I'll link ya to it...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] capite:
<snipped because I just repeated what plwalsh88said> That way when you tether, if you were using a different APN and your browser says it is on a phone, maybe it would not be possible to be noticed?

This site says how to do this.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Dathaeus:
I thought they also cross reference data transfer per month to discover people who tether... I guess it may depend on the plan you have/allotted data per month?

Hmmm, maybe I'll stick with the ICS 2.3.6 (i think it is now) until some of these others get more stable... as long as it isnt worse than the stock battery usage I should be fine for now, but thats exactly the helpful info I needed, thanks guys!
[HTC Amaze 4G] BiznessMan:
Just wanted to get some suggestions for a better battery life during my trip. I'm flying across the country and I plan on using my Amaze 4g as a primary camera and GPS while I'm away.

I plan on picking up the car dock this weekend for GPS functionality within the vehicle. But as far as going around, taking pictures, and doing basic functions, what would be the best way to limit battery usage? I'm thinking of turning off data all together while I'm out and only flipping it on when I'm at a place I can charge. The only issue with that is I'll miss any incoming calls or texts.

I do plan on using the camera heavily while I'm out, so any suggestions on using that and getting close to a full day of useage would be nice.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Double0EK:
You can still receive calls and texts with data off. I would invest in a car charger and/or an extra battery.
[HTC Amaze 4G] seansk:
def extra battery or two, if you're going to be using it as camera, phone and gps, it'll kill your battery, I would have 3 batteries total, ATLEAST 2. I know this because I use navigation and the camera a lot. good luck, make sure to get an external charger as well... they have all this stuff on ebay for cheap...
[HTC Amaze 4G] mikeschevelle:
you can buy a kit of 3-4 batteries and a wall battery charger on ebay for under $15. The batteries are about 75% as good as stock.

Dont forget all the devices that share batteries with our phone, sensation, Evo 3D, ect.

Needless to say I have 10 battereies at my house between ebay and what I had layin around here at work
[HTC Amaze 4G] rahulntinku:
Definitely Anker Battery and wall charger if you are looking into spare battery.

You can go to accounts and sync, disable background data.
[Nook Color General] Jim Barr:
I just purchased a Nook Color from Ebay, and after

I initially followed several posts about creating a bootable SD card to test an alternate OS. The instructions were straight forward, and I was able to quickly create a boot SD. I booted, and things worked, but because my several Kingston MicroSD cards obviously have poor throughput, the performance on the NC was excruciatingly slow and rife with Force Close errors.

So instead of dropping more cash on a more compatible SD card, I decided to just install directly to the EMMC.

I installed the CM9 nightly, (yes, I like living on the bleeding edge) and I must say that I'm impressed. It is a bit sluggish at times, and the touch screen response and accuracy could be better, but overall, I'm pleased. I may revert back to a stable version of CM7 just to compare performance, but until then, I'm quite happy with the results.

Oh, and I set up my DROID Bionic as a WiFi Hotspot, and the NC connects to the Internet without any issue. Very nice!
[Nook Color General] bobtidey:
Sounds like you're doing well.

I was a long term CM7 Nook user and got good value out of that, but switched to CM9 a couple of weeks ago.

Yes, I have lost a few things and the performance / touch response was a little better, but I am sticking with CM9 as it is significantly nicer to use and improving all the time.

Make sure you are over-clocked to 1200 and using Interactive governor to get the best out of it.
[Nook Color General] akramarshad:
CM9

I have tested several nightlies of MC9,I love it except for two big problems

1.Touchscreen is not very responsive

2.Streaming video like Hulu,Netflix,HBO Go and internet TV do not work

So I keep going back to CM7.
[Nook Color General] TL2000:
Have you also noticed that you sometimes have to touch above and to the right of an icon to get it to work correctly?

It drove me crazy until I figured that one out.
[Nook Color General] Jim Barr:
Wow! Those are the EXACT issues I ran into. And so I decided to go back to the stable release of CM7. Performance is like night and day. I can't believe how fast CM7 is in comparison to CM9.

My only real complaint of CM7 is that many apps don't recognize it as a "tablet" so apps tend to look like they do on my DROID Bionic, just in higher resolution. I'm not seeing many apps that display tablet-specific display elements. Not a big deal but kinda disappointing.

I'm not giving up on CM9, though. I may try the dailies every few weeks or so to see how things have improved.

I'm using the "official stable" release of CM7. Has anyone have any good experience with the recent MiRAGE CM7 releases? I tried one from a couple days ago, and had problems connecting to the Market.
[Nook Color General] Frazior:
I am have those issues as well. However, I am going to stick it a bit longer with cm9 as the nook is not my primary tablet.
[Nook Color General] bcvictory:
I LOVE Mirage! It is so much faster than stock CM7.1.
[Nook Color General] Bushflyr:
FWIW CM9 seemed sluggish om my OC'd NC until I accidentally forced another reboot by running the battery down. The animations seemed smoother after that. It may just be perception though, as I wasn't really looking for it. :confused:
[Nook Color General] Robertjm:
Installing using ROM Manager?

HI all,

I downloaded the CM9 nightly to update my Nook Color, which is currently running one of the CM7 nightlies, but an a little unsure on how to actually it. Are you using ROM Manager to install the updated ROM?

Currently running Rom Manager 5.0.0.6, which has Clockworks Mod Recovery 3.2.0.1 flashed.

And correct me if I'm wrong. This does include a kernel, right? I'm assuming I cannot run the 2.6.32.9 kernel I'm currently using in CM7 with this.

Later,

Robert
[Nook Color General] mateorod:
Which kernel you are going to use depending which cm9 build you downloaded. There are several modded versions of that kernel out there, and including the open-go drivers or not, etc. Every ROM will contain and run a kernel, and so it is automatically depending on which Cm9 ROM you choose. I believe that every build posted within the last three days or so obtains the newest modded kernel containing the experimental drivers and the patch that fixes the formerly prevalent SODs.

Since you have flashed the current stable CWR, I would flash through the CWR menu. Reboot into recovery, and make a backup. Wipe data, cache, dalvik and then choose zip on sdcard, and choosing your preferred cm9 build. Should be all set. Most flats the builds are basically great, but but if the nook isbyour primary tablet, and you may be glad you have a backup of your current cm7, as some bugs can make it hard to run the ROM daily. Battery issues and some laginess has been reported.

Cm9 seems to improve on an almost daily basis, so if you intend to switch permanently, you will probably want to reflashed to current build every several days. Once you have flashed the cm9 build, upgrading to a newer build only requires wiping cache and dalvik, and which is pretty easy and keeps your settings and data intact throughout. These builds are functional, and but meantnfor those who want tontry the most experimental ROMs and are willing to dream with the bugs and want to reflash the newest builds as they arrive.
[HTC Inspire 4G] sam.the.man:
Ive looked everywhere and all Ive found is for other phones.

just picked up this Samsung infuse 4g about 3 days ago.

does anyone know how to use the soft keys for notifications?

any help or direction would be great.

thanks in advanced. :)
[HTC Inspire 4G] marsdta:
Currently the only rom, I know that has this option is blackice
[HTC Inspire 4G] Agoattamer:
This is the HTC Inspire 4G forum and not the Samsung Infuse forum.
[HTC Inspire 4G] :
http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1158

^infuse forums
[HTC Inspire 4G] marsdta:
Wow I swear I saw inspire 4g, need to get my eyes checked pronto
[Nokia Lumia 800] yeoldgreat1:
I've tried having a look around and I can't find a desk charger/cradle for the Lumia 800, I know the hinged door cover makes it hard but does anyone know of one that is compatible?

Thanks!
[Nokia Lumia 800] geekaren:
I bought this N9 charger and it works well:

http://www.amazon.com/NOKIA-CHARGING-STATION-CELLAPOD-CASES/dp/B005LVH8Q2/ref=cm_rdp_product

Unfortunately, it's out of stock on amazon but may be available in UK
[Nokia Lumia 800] yeoldgreat1:
Thanks, I'll have a look at it. Where is the micro usb socket on the n9? How does this dock deal with the open door on the 800?
[Nokia Lumia 800] Rusty!:
Same place, top left. The N9 & Lumia 800 have the same body (barring camera button and flash LED placement).
[Nokia Lumia 800] geekaren:
Rusty explained this for the most part but here's a photo if it helps:
[Nokia Lumia 800] yeoldgreat1:
Awesome, thanks! I was a bit worried that the phone would have to be put upside down in the cradle.

I'm off to see I can find it in stock somewhere.
[Nokia Lumia 800] Boburto:
That only stands the phone up, the USB charger goes in the top as normal. You'd be better off (and save money) by just leaning it against something while it's charging.

It's not the same as an iPhone dock (or some HTC docks) which connect the phone directly to a charger when you place it in the dock.
[Nokia Lumia 800] adempozhari:
htc rhyme has connectors on the back... thats what i call dock
[Nokia Lumia 800] grim_creeper:
I say, this is a marvelous find on my behalf, I was getting to the notion that I may just have to leave my phone in a horizontal position on my desk for the rest of eternity.

GC
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Seion:
I have been using franco.Kernels and currently in settings and about phone it list my kernel version as 13.1 but I have flashed 14 then 14.1 then 14.2 and now 14.3

but in about phone its still not updating the kernel version label? still says #13.1

What I do to flash the kernel is Reboot the phone in CWM 5.5.0.4,

I then clear cache/ and dalvik* cache and then go to install zip from SDcard, I select the new kernel zip that I uploaded to my phone and select Yes to flash, it does its script and says successful. I then go back and reboot phone and it boots up fine but then still the problem with it not updating in phone information.

Im using Bugless Beast Rom.

My question is am I doing this wrong or is he not updating the label on each new release. Im not sure if its taking the new kernel or not?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EddyOS:
Flash kernel

Wipe cache

Wipe dalvik cache

Reboot
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Seion:
Did that and still says Kernel Version: 3.0.16-franco.Kernel-nightly-13.1 francisco@francisco #8
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EddyOS:
Sounds like you've not downloaded the latest one in that case as mine shows #14.3
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Seion:
I open my phone up on my computer and delete old one and cut and paste?? I will try and put it in another folder and try again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Seion:
Uhg,

Open phone on computer, Delete old kernel, Made new folder called kernels, Downloaded newest kernel from http://androtransfer.com/franciscofr...alaxy Nexus/ copied it to kernels folder. reboot into recovery, installed the zip, cleared cache, cleared dalvik, reboot back into phone, checked phone info.. still the same :'(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Seion:
My version of Bugless Beast is build date jan 18th
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Seion:
Ok so I flashed a new version of the Bugless Beast rom today and the new #15 kernel from fransco

Flashed BBrom.zip then flashed the new kernel.zip then wiped cache and wiped dalvik. Booted up with the new kernel fine. and phone information actually shows the new #15 kernel installed.

Now I just did a flash of the #15.1 kernel and did not update the phone information again ...

I did flash new 15.1Kernel.zip then wipe cache and then wipe dalvik, boot back into phone and phone information does not show 15.1 still shows #15.

I got to be doing something wrong?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aohus:
most likely bugless beast is not compatible with franco's kernel? try different ROM. if other ROMS work, its a bugless beast issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Seion:
If I flash to bugless and then apply the kernel it works its when I'm only flashing the kernel when it doesn't update to new kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JFMFT:
Franco's kernels run perfectly fine with Bugless Beast. I'm running BB and Franco's 15.1 kernel with no compatibility or flashing issues. See my screenshot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Seion:
Are you flashing the same way I am above?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Seion:
Just an update the issue was that the cache on My browser or computer was just giving me the same version every time I would download the new version. I downloaded with my phone instead of the computer and flashed it and it worked ....
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M_247:
Hi ,

Anyone can say how to take nandroid backup on our phone?

I've tried rom manager but not working.

By flame of the PHOENIX
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qaysedcftgb:
what do you wanna do exactly?

just make a backup?

or

Gamble a little around , install lot of crap and if it breaks down, restore the backup taken before?
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i_rnb:
get cwm recovery.. go to recovery.. backup system..

ps: dnt open a new thread again how to get cwm recovery .. just flash the latest g3mod kernel.. kernel link on dev section & flashin guides in stickies there ..

-tapatalked by rnb
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M_247:
Thanks

Numb nuts

Well I've got better option...

from flame of the PHOENIX
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bscraze:
Numb nuts? Pretty grateful I see. People are helping you. Cwm>backup. Finish. Research. Google. Isn't that hard. However you still insult them.
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] qaysedcftgb:
I think malav menas this thread.
[Galaxy 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PG101:
Alright Malav.. Enough of such threads!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ericsmart:
Accident removed, help brother out.

i'm deaf and this is my second time rooted two different phones, I know that's no excuse

Lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mettleh3d:
Need it from Market?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] xxKamikazexx:
Or you can get it free from getjar

http://www.getjar.com/mobile/326894/asphalt
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ericsmart:
Sweet! ty