yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] orateam:
an apology goes a long way here. We appreciate that.

Just a note to that. I'm a senior programmer and what makes me that is not just how awesome my skills are, but how well I teach it to others. I'm bombarded by novice questions all the time and many times i have to repeat myself in the same answer. But its more than just being nice, it grows the company for me to share even if it pains me. A prosperous company will circle back to prosper me. I could answer "didn't i tell you that last week, or Check your email, it was emailed a month ago to the group" but that will just make them not to want to ask, learn, and eventually I will be the only one that knows how to do it. Which is not good for anyone.

If people who ask novice questions here are put off, they will leave. If they learn, perhaps they can learn enough to become developers and perhaps give you the next greatest ROM here. At least that's how i think of it.

I apologize myself for elaborating, but on the surface it appears as two wrongs. Thought it was worth the explanation as to why we came down on you too. Good to see we all see the bigger picture here.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] BigJArm:
No one has mentioned the web top yet. That is a big feature for me.

There are also some awesome devs working on this phone at droidrzr and they have been cranking out the ROMs over the last month. There is a pretty good variety including ICS
[Motorola Droid RAZR] gdmuscle:
Intesting Question.

There is no doubt that the Razr has a superior build quality. I have the Samsung Galaxy SII Skyrocket and judging from the build of the SII the Razr if far superior, as far as design the SII is a bit generic since this design is starting to be dated. The Razr has an interesting design somewhat staying away from the rectangle that Apple is trying to lay claim to. The Razr seems very solid in feel and I notice no creaks, or loose fitting parts. Trust me I've had 2 Razrs both was returned to Rogers and the Third I'm using as a spare at the moment. All three had a really good build quality, aside from that OS has somewhat of an issue. What I did notice is that I believe the software has something to do with the Random shutdowns and the second one just dieing. The Third one has been sent to repair and has been reflashed, having the phone on for 2 days I had no random reboot or shutdown so far. It looks as thought build is great but os or firmware has issues.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mac208x:
And here i am. Didnt feel like waiting till tmr so i went out and go it today. I dont know what i was thinking picking up the nexus. Well i have some studing to do on how to root, flash. Thank you guys for convincing me to go with the razr. Its one great device, i already love it like i did my atrix 4g.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] macasus:
You won't be disappointed :-)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] WestOkid:
Aside from what i read so far.

*Smart actions - auto turn on vibrate when i get to work, church etc. Reminx me to charge battery, save battery etc.

*motocast - i access or stream files from my home server like they were on my phone. Personal cloud!

Loud speakerphone - pretty important to me.

And moto accessories can't be beat.

I couldn't go back to a normal car dock. The built in car software that is triggered by the dock is amazing.

Webtop laptop option and more

The Gnex has non of the above.

Sent from my Sexy DROID RAZR using Taptalk
[Motorola Droid RAZR] nix80908:
Very Good point as well. Although I don't use the webtop - that is certainly a selling point for the RAZR.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Nightwish2:
Did anyone mention that nexus doesn't have an sd-card-slot? Cause that's a big point I think, i mean who nowadays builds mobile gear that has no storage extention exept for apple with their strict attitude?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mac208x:
Yeah that was a big point. Nexus also doesn't have mass storage with is awful.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] h1p1n3:
I had both. The Nexus I had first. What liked about the Nexus:

-Beautiful Display (it really is stunning)

-Good camera for the lower MP (RAZR's is crap on action shots.. very blurry but better than the nexus in low light conditions) Also the nexus has a 0 shutter lag, which is nice.

-Very large dev attention and user popularity

The nexus is a phone that will probably last you two years in user experience.

What I did NOT like about the Nexus:

-Signal issues (I did a side by side test, very thourough with the RAZR, Thunderbolt, and Nexus in a 3g market, RAZR won every test almost) Feel free to search my username for submitted threads to view it.

-VZW stranglehold on the NFC. Even after enabling it, and going through the hoops, it was still buggy when using it in the store.

-Feel. I don't know why, but the phone is very plain. But even though looks are not everything it just feels cheap and flimsy. A case does fix this, but Eh.

-No SD card. Seriously they flubbed on this one. In case of an emergency, boot loop, or lets say the phone got fried, how the hell are you going to get your data off the thing? Seriously!

Soo... the signal thing for me was the tipping point, and I got the RAZR (wife already had one, and I liked it a lot) and to be honest you already know the Pro's of this phone already and I have to step out the door so here is my don't like list of the RAZR:

-Camera shots are not focused, low light seems OK. but not great. But hey, I have a camera for pictures.

-locked bootloader: Although like the others said, I am VERY, VERY impressed with this stock ROM. Usually as soon as I get a phone, first thing I do is root and change ROM, then spend about 2 months finding the perfect ROM. This takes the stress out of it, plus there is some neat backend stuff they do. Very impressed.

-removable battery (I don't have the maxx) If I am in a pinch and the phone locks up, not sure what to do. lol.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] jake21:
When I compared the two phones (i have the razr) here is what i found:

nexus pro:

better screen

faster

seemed to have better battery life

more on board memory

-

razr pro

sd card slot

better reception

better sound (for phone calls and stuff)

much louder speaker phone (loud enough that I can actually use it and hear the bloody thing ring)

-

the hot swap sd card is pretty nice; but the 2 major features that killed the nexus for me were

soudn quality/volume issue and signal issue

(this is the verizon version; no clue how the gsm version of the razr compare gsm verison of nexus)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Shadowdancer123:
The GSM razr basically has no issues what so ever with battery life, I find it outright excellent. Beats my old XT720 easy, beats iPhones always.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] seanmcd72:
Is your nickname at work "Richard Cranium" by chance??

They are both great phones. I own a Razr, and have only played with the Nexus. Nexus I held in the store was hot enough to make the next two people I saw grab it, ask the salesman why it was so hot. At least one friend I have with a Nexus has experienced reboots/overheating while trying to drive long distances using Google Nav. (he said it would go about an hour, get incredibly hot and then reboot). Not saying every phone has that issue or they won't eventually fix it...

I had every intention of getting a Nexus but after looking at and reading reviews, the Razr and it's high quality fit/finish really did it for me. If you are obsessed with modding and you change roms more than you shower then get the Nexus. Don't get the Razr because the camera is 8mp as that means absolutely nothing. The camera on the Nexus is probably better. Do get the Razr if you really require excellent signal and phone voice quality. I'm amazed at the places I can make calls now with the Razr. Screen on the Nexus kicks ass. Screen is very good on the Razr, even though some places like the Verge bashed the screen for some reason. After using it over a month I love the screen. From everything I've read, the Razr is going to have better battery life. But that all depends on how much you use the phone. At 8am I was 24 hours on the battery with 50% life left. I'm just past 30 hours now with 20%. I'm a light to medium user, and I use the smart actions to turn off cellular data when I'm at home or work on a wifi network. I typically charge it on a dock every night, and there's always plenty of battery left at midnight or so after 16 hours of use. Nexus feels much better in the hand, but I eventually got used to the Razr's slightly awkward feel in the hand. If you get off on getting all the Android updates before anyone, get the Gnex. Hope that helps
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mac208x:
Yeah forgot to mention that the galaxy gets super hot. I was using PDA net on 3g ans that sucka got so hot I couldn't hold it until it cooled down I used PDA net with my atrix all the time it would never do that, plus if ur using PDA net the phone is charging right? Well not the nexus, even tho its pluged in it will die after awhile. Another thing I noticed that you can fully see everything in direct sun. On the nexus I wasn't able to. I'm very happy with the maxx battery life. Charger it yesterday until 10pm played with it whole time from 12am to 5am. Now almost 3pm I still have 55% left with LTE on the whole time since unplugged.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] opensourcefan:
Okay as most of you may know I had the RAZR and now I'm using the GNEX. Here is my simple take on both... Disclaimer - These are MY opinions and observations only so don't get your knickers in a knot. I loved the RAZR but had to have the GNEX to support my phone junkie habit.

1. The build quality of both "feel" about the same to me. That doesn't mean that they are both built the same though, they just both "feel" the same to me.

2. The GNEX feels a bit more stable in the hand and for me it's easier to move about one handed.

3. The RAZR's speaker is 1000x better IMO. I'm spending a lot of time trying to get the GNEX up to the same volume.

4. Both have about the same reception.

5. I'm using Google Music so I never did use the RAZR's SD Card for data.

6. ICS is really nice, but software isn't really a reason to buy unless your impatient.

7. The GNEX screen is much nicer IMO. It doesn't have the black spots that many complained of, the blacks in the dark are black as black can be, no splotches anywhere.

8. The GNEX screen size is my favorite feature. When watching a video the screen is huge for almost the same size device as the RAZR.

9. The camera images seem about the same, nothing really special or different there.

10. I hate how the GNEX has the plugs at the bottom, drives me nuts.

11. The GNEX's back cover is stupid. It's thin and needs to be snapped in, kinda like the Galaxy S but not as smooth. It also doesn't sit well around the camera housing.

12. The GNEX's back feels okay though but kevlar is way more cool.

13. The GNEX buttons have a bit more of detent to they feel better to push.

14. The GNEX notification LED is larger in diameter which is strange but good.

15. The text looks sharper without the slight pixelation that my RAZR had. May be due to the font though.

16. They both feel about the same weight.

17. The GNEX due to it's curve wants to spin around in my jeans pocket for some reason, that is annoying.

18. Battery last just slightly longer on the GNEX but that is most likely due to the ROM and Kernel.

Any questions? ask now before I forget how the RAZR felt.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] h1p1n3:
This is only true in an LTE environment.

In a 3g area the nexus has signal/data rate issues that most likely is not fixable by a radio update.

(for CDMA)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Jaredmh:
Actually the Razr has Bluetooth 4.0 low energy built in like the latest Iphone, while the nex does not. Some have said Bluetooth 4.0 could replace nfc.. I believe these two phones are the only out that support it and the Maxxx of course
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mac208x:
The one I had, had both 3g and 4g issues. For example in the same spot I sit at work with the nexus i had 100-110dbm with the razr I got 80-79dbm with makes a huge difference.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] opensourcefan:
You sound so certain yet the one in my hand begs to differ.

Bottom line folks, you have to be happy with what you have. Specs mean nothing unless they mean something to you. No sense in counting features if your not going to use them. ie, didn't use webtop, didn't use the ext sd, not going to use nfc, bt 4.0 vs 3.X dont care about that either, bt 3.X has suited me just fine in the past years. I've also had many phones that have differed in reception and quality, as long as it's what you like AND it functions then that's all that matters. In my case I'll be onto to something new not to long from now, network expansion pending.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] rlockwich:
Bravo
[Motorola Droid RAZR] raclimja:
Build Quality

Sound Quality

Video and Picture Quality

Battery life(on Droid Razr MAXX)

doesn't look and feel cheap

detailed review

http://www.ubergizmo.com/2011/12/galaxy-nexus-review/
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Cryss:
I tryed to deodex my galaxy ace stock rom and i'm stuck here ...

Tryed with this -> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=765270

Got this eroor ->

C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb shell

$ su

su

# stop

stop

# mount -o rw,remount -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system

mount -o rw,remount -t ext3 /dev/block/mmcblk1p21 /system

# cp /sdcard/done_app/* system/app

cp /sdcard/done_app/* system/app

cp: not found

#

What's the problem ?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] tossan:
try

busybox cp ...​
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Cryss:
I'm on stock XWKT7, i will try it, thanx
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Cryss:
After a long search i Succesfull deodex my stock S5830XWKT7 !

I will make a tutorial for those who want to deodex a stock rom !
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] cpc_83:
I am trying to reset counter on my Galaxy-r so bought a USB JIG.

The phone is going to download mode after inserting the JIG but the counter and yellow triangle doesn’t reset.

After research in some forum they say that it is due to new boot loader and they suggest to install old boot loader. I am not able to find old boot loader for Galaxy-R.

Can someone help ?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] m.kochan10:
USB jig doesn't work the same way on our SGR as on SGS II. We don't need to downgrade boot loader.

That's how you reset the download counter:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1414053

You remove triangle when you flash the stock kernel. (it can be via CWM or re-flashing FW via Odin)
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] cpc_83:
Thanks for prompt reply, downloading stock rom.

Will let you know the result..
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] cpc_83:
Once again thank you, it worked fine. I installed the lastest 2.3.6 Austria firmware and the counter reset message was show once the flash was over.
[HTC Sensation] purpler:
Simple query - http://goo.gl/35UXs

Feel free to adjust search term, related searches category or color preference.

Enjoy.
[HTC Sensation] big_sw2000:
Link dont work
[HTC Sensation] purpler:
Fixed, thanks..
[HTC Sensation] mattdub1:
aren't you implying just to do a google search for whatever wallpaper you're looking for? I don't get the "hidden" meaning in this, I guess Im missing something.....not mocking you at all but if there's something more to it can you point us in that direction please?
[HTC Sensation] mark1316:
children children take a chill pill . The poster just posted a link . You use it say thanks. You dont like it or dont want to use it then say nothing , simple. Some times its better keeping your thought and your views in your head and away from an open thread and forum .

Now all say sorry , kiss and make up .
[HTC Sensation] big_sw2000:
Well said.

And i even found a wallpaper using the link.

Steve
[HTC Sensation] KEMC:
I found a few good ones too, thanks.
[Galaxy Tab General] qazzi76:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOpCuqm4A3o

My mistake - it is not new!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Neo Cortex:
I have a Mini Pro and want to change the timeout for the keyboard backlight. I have come across an entry in the X10 forum which talks about changing the parameter in the /sys/module/keyboard/parameters/brl_timeout file. The problem is that after reboot this file gets overwritten and reads 300 again. I have tried changing the permissions to make it read-only but it still doesn't work

On the X10 forum someone suggested to go to sys/devices/platform/msm_pmic_misc_led.0/ and put a 0 in the 'brightness' file and save it. However this file doesn't exist on the Mini Pro.

Anyone have any other ideas?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] megahypercat:
Bump
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] daniel_m:
I would be interested too. It shouldn't be necessary to switch off the light at all since it is only 3-4 LEDs ...
[Motorola Droid and Milestone Themes and Apps] NeoandGeo:
About to buy an OG Droid. Does Wireless Tether for Root Users support correct hotspot functionality (not simple ad-hoc) for multiple devices including Nintendo DS/3DS? Sorry if this is a very redundant question, I have been out of the OG Droid loop for a long time since I originally had one.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] nikos523:
hi guys!

is there any chance to improve the battery life by removing apps,drivers from the kernel,underclocking or anything, to make the phone last longer?

i need only GPS and 3g to work. the phones (a lot of them:p) will be used as GPS for hours.. all the other features (that wont affect the navigation) can be removed.

removing a lot of features will improve ram for sure..! but battery?

thanks in advance :)
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] Jordanooo:
Deleting certain ones will. Some rum in the background so without them the battery would be better. Be careful what you delete though, some apps may be needed for normal funtioning
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] brainvision:
I don't think so, sorry.. it's not an opinion of mine but it's something I learned from users who have much more experience than me..

Consider that you cannot remove the most of the underground "standard" (it's better to say default) apps 'cause doing it could damage the system. Also consider that many apps, once killed, they will restart itself and this will - obviously - use much more battery than let them running. Last but not least, when apps are in background mode they are not using CPU, so they are not reducing your battery life and their RAM use is absolutely not really important all considered..

so, IMO, just remove Facebook app if you are not using it instead of killing it every time you want to save battery.. It's an example, naturally.. ;)

anyway, maybe you can take a look at this 3d from the madTeam forum: Better(May be best ;) )battery life - Tips Compiled from diff sources
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] apoloza:
you can try juice defender
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Ali_ultra99:
my galaxy ace wont boot black screen all the buttons doesn't work i managed to make the pc recognize it by middle button + power +Volume down and odin fells it (( but the screen still black) then i try to flash back gingerbread but it keeps for 20 minutes and it didnt do anything .

what shell i do and i had the (( The End 1.0 )) Rom

what will happen if i send it to the service center
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Ali_ultra99:
anyone can help please
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SpaceCaker:
Go to service centre say that you uupdated it with kies and then it wouldnt boot
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] galaxyfitankit:
HERE,S THE LINK..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1465867
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] galaxyfitankit:
enjoy buddies you all needed ics na...nvt did it for us
[General Questions and Answers] AsusP:
Hi everybody ;), i am using an Asus P735 device with a German WM6 Rom installed on it. When trying to upgrade it to an English version 6.0 (since i was unable to find 6.1 for this device, which would definitely be preferable), i receive the following message:

"Cross-language upgrade is not Allowed. Please ensure the upgrade tool language is same as the default language of your device."

The thing is i don't want the "default language of my device".:mad: How can i get rid of it?

After lots of searches on the net, including on this forum, i've found no answers and in the few similar cases posted the users were left with no answer.

The Asus language unlock tools is of no help whatsoever on this phone.

Can anybody help me with this device? :confused:

The most similar thread on the forum i've discovered is this one:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=368107

Thank you very much.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] superuser10:
Guys should i buy Galaxy FIT?
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] galaxyfitankit:
nope bro better wait for 1 more month galaxy ace plus and new sony and lg launches...thats genuine reply and if you want other kind reply definetly by it coz i bought it.kidding..wait for one more month bro seriously
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] justkiddinghere:
Lolz dpnds on u
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] vinay420:
It depends on your budget,if you wait another month,all the brands releasing newer devices.as far as me concern you should wait.
[HTC Sensation] J1Lock:
Hey Guys,

read some threads about backup, but i couldn't find one, that answers my questions...

I'm using ARHD on my Sensation an Mike recommends SuperWiping on every new Base.

It's a bit annoying that I have to set up Wifi-Networks, Backgroundimages, Ring Tones and Homescreen Settings etc. after every SuperWipe.

Is it possible to backup those things without getting problems with new ROM ? I use Titanium for backing up my Games and other Apps.

Greetz!
[HTC Sensation] k0zmic:
If you enable Google Backup and Restore it'll automatically restore your Wi-Fi networks and background.

Only the homescreen icon layout will can be restored. Widgets won't be restored.
[HTC Sensation] SykesAT:
You can also use Titanium Backup. But be careful what system info you back up. restoring some things can cause issues.
[HTC Sensation] J1Lock:
Well, what do if have to restore in TB to get all my settings and personalizations back ?
[HTC Sensation] Deleted member 4219121:
I always backup everything and when I get new ROM, I restore apps and things, which are marked green in the batch restore screen. If it doesn't work, try some white-color-marked things. But things marked with red color shouldn't be restored, unless you know, what you're doing. I prefer setting it again, it's much safer.

Don't restore white things, if you are coming from GB to ICS or sense 3.0 to 3.5 etc.
[HTC Sensation] J1Lock:
Thanks for your answer. I found "Wifi AP" "Desktop" etc. in Titanium itself now, so i don't need another App !
[Vibrant General] YoungJediCote:
Hello XDA community,

Lend me your ear..eyes.

I have relentlessley been trying to find a way to flash my phones rom to a ICS port but scouering the internet, hard it has been (Yoda Voice).

I am hoping that someone who has been able to sucessfully flash ICS on a Bell Vibrant [i9000m] can point me in the right direction. I see alot of i9000 guides but we all know how those end up when you try to follow them on a phone with just slight differences and I really dont want to have a *epic fail* moment and be forced to have to dust off the old Motorolla Milestone.

Whoever can help me will get will get the feeling of accomplishment and be labeled as just a nice guy, or girl. :D

So please XDAers show me how to use the force. The force of ODIN if necessary :p
[Vibrant General] YoungJediCote:
-Additional Info-

The phone was sucessfully rooted using SuperOneClick v2.3.3

Model Number: GT-i9000M

Firmware Version: 2.3.3

Baseband Version: i9000UGKG3

Build number: GINGERBREAD.GK3

Let me know if you need anything else. I am quick to respond.
[Vibrant General] bearsfan85:
Flashing Onecosmics I9000 should be fine, but this is not development so it was not supposed to be flashed here, worst case is if you flash onecosmics you will just have to flash a button mapping fix and thats it