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[HTC Desire S] rayulove69:
Firstly I am no developer but I think I can say some things about what you said. Yes it is hardware related like all linux based OS android has a kernel and the kernel is mostly written for a device specific hardware. And sensation and saga in that respect is no match so no part of it could be used in ours. And also there might be a need of lot kernel tweaks and for that rom to work. The derivative of sensation , sensation xl in retrospect is whole lot similar to our device so if a leaked rom is released for that one then I am sure devs will be able to do the things you wished. On top of kernel device specific hardware driver and all that the sense version as always by htc is a very special one as i understand cause its a whole lot different than any other rom. Looking through posts you might have seen sense kernels and aosp ones are different. So in the end to port that rom it will need a kernel drivers and all plus the effort to crack the sense overlay that htc slaps on anything too...

It might be not possible my heart strongly wishes for an ICS official rom as that would ease up a lot of things.
[HTC Desire S] gnoric:
The HTC Desire S has a different screen, so the one leaked sense 3.6 (4.0) could only be ported to devices sporting the same screen. Be patient, HTC anounced that the Desire S will get ICS with Sense l8er in 2012. I'm sure the XDAdevs will be faster though....
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] parkjs814:
Bada on Nexus one is possible?
[Motorola Atrix 2] jpumford:
Hi! As you can probably tell, I'm new to the forums... I've read XDA tons, but never posted. I just got an Atrix 2 today (YAY), but unfortunately the salesman in the AT&T store updated the phone to 2.3.6 "for me." After hours of trying and reading, it seems there is no root for 2.3.6... Is my only option to wait for a 2.3.6 exploit or is there some way for me to roll back to 2.3.5?

Honestly, the only reason I want to root right now is for the Titanium Backup I made of my old LG Thrill.

Motorola Atrix 4G (2 of them- rooted)

LG Thrill 4G (rooted)

Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket

Motorola Atrix 2
[Motorola Atrix 2] cogeary:
Here is the instructions to flash the 2.3.5 fxz (scroll down a bit). However since you're on 2.3.6 you'll need to make sure that you follow these directions (close to the bottom) as well.
[Motorola Atrix 2] farshad525hou:
There is one way but it involves editing 2.3.5 fkz files, and if done incorrectly can soft-brick you phone, the mod can be found here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=20987662&postcount=102 ^What he said :)
[Motorola Atrix 2] jpumford:
Thanks, that's really helpful! I should have just asked from the beginning.
[Motorola Atrix 2] jpumford:
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but my computer can't find drivers for fastboot mode. I've installed all of Motorola's drivers and restarted both my phone and the computer numerous times.
[Motorola Atrix 2] jpumford:
I was able to find just the drivers only! This installer is fantastic. If there are any problems with drivers just tell it to do a "clean and reinstall"

http://bit.ly/ynD2wu

Cheers
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mad-rover:
PaulForde, I'm newbie on xda, so I couldn't wrote in developers thread.

I flashed RC4 with 2 different kernels 257154 - you have posted link yesterday, next is 257134 - i have dwnloaded little bit earlier.

I have tried wipe data/cache after installing main rom but nothing happens too.

WiFi issue is still with my Galaxy.

PS Sorry for my bad english.

PPS Thanks for your work!

But nothing happens
[Atrix 4G General] djluis48:
Hey guys, i want to hear your opinions :)

Im a Samsung Vibrant user, and im very happy with my phone, but lately, i have been considering upgrading to a dual core phone because im starting to feel my phone a little laggy. I have my Vibrant updated to ICS, and it runs pretty good (better than with CM7 or any GB rom made for the Vibrant), but it still feels a little laggy. I have been considering the Atrix as a choice to upgrade, but im not so sure if its worth the upgrade.

I have seen tons of videos on YouTube, but all of them are reviewing the Atrix with Froyo, and i consider Froyo to be VERY slow and laggy compared to GB or ICS. I have also seen a few comparison with other devices like the SGS2, but again, all of them are comparing a device using Froyo with one using GB, so its not fair.

I wan't to hear from you guys in your experience:

1) How is the overall daily experience with the Atrix? Lagless? (On GB and on ICS please)

2) How active is the deving community for the Atrix 4G?

3) How long the battery lasts on the Atrix?

4) How far is ICS deved for the Atrix right now? Is it fully functional? Is it good enough to use it as a daily driver? The Vibrant have an almost fully working ICS. Everything works on the Vibrant, even some things that doesn't work well on GB (Lol).

5) You guys think its worth the upgrade? Or maybe should i go for something else?

What im looking for: SMOOTH AS SILK daily experience. (That's why im looking for dual core devices) 0 Lag. (i know its impossible 0, but you know what i mean :P). Good battery life. Nice screen (i know it won't be better than the Vibrant's SUPER AMOLED screen, but im willing to give it up just for the sake of smoothness).

Give me your opinions guys. Thanks for reading and expressing your opinions! Everyone's opinion counts! :D
[Atrix 4G General] msd24200:
We have several threads about this already, I say wait for the galaxy 3
[Atrix 4G General] G-Man.:
The Atrix 4G is a great phone, thats my personal opinion. The battery life is amazing, lag is non-existent on all the CM7 based ROMS I've used (Using Neutrino EE for the time being) ICS is not fully functional yet - but will be in time. Most the questions you are asking could be answered by reading some of the threads here. It all boils down to personal preference...
[Atrix 4G General] Cusa:
+1, If I were you, I would wait for galaxy 3. There won't be a stable version of cm9 for the Atrix for quite some time. There's a version of cm9 that someone is working now and it's getting closer and closer to being stable but it won't be any time soon.
[Atrix 4G General] againareku:
Galaxy s3 might be better than atrix

but it will also probably be $300 with 2 year activation when it comes out the first week or so

On the other hand, you can pick up an atrix used no contrct from about $150 to $250 depending where you buy it and in what condition

My stock 2.3.4 rooted debloated atrix running clemsyn's kernel and the 2.3.6 radio is blazing fast, no lag unless I'm doing something super intense, and the battery lasts me from noon til I come home with constant use

I have used a Vibrant AND Captivate, and this phone is in a whole different league. Same screen size much smaller handset, faster processor, way more memory of both kinds, and plenty of stuff to play with [webtop, hdmi out, fingerprint sensor, tegra 2 gpu]

Go for it, there is no better phone really, and it has a notification LED WHICH the galaxy series doesn't have even if it is so expensive.

Gingerbread stock and CM7 are super smooth, no lag.

I don't really have an opinion about ICS. To be honest, I am not really interested in it and will probably stay on the Atrix until my upgrade allows it or something that actually seems like an improvement [half a gigahertz, a few mb of memory, a half inch of screen, those are not true upgrades]
[Atrix 4G General] s1mpd1ddy:
I'd say ---

if you were getting a new 2 year contract, get something else.

If you just want to upgrade the phone you have now, I bet you can find an atrix for $150 on CL, then barter down to $100 -- which is a STEAL for the atrix
[Atrix 4G General] RobKort:
The Atrix is a very good device with good battery life and a overall satisfactory user experience. The handset feels solid and GB is smooth with many ROM's to choose from. But like others had stated, there are better things out right now. I would look elsewhere for something newer with guaranteed ICS in the near future. You have the Skyrocket, Galaxy Note, and others to look at.

Sent from Rob's Atrix
[Atrix 4G General] djluis48:
Thanks for all your opinions guys! Yeah, i agree that the SGS3 will be a way better option, but its waay more expensive and i can't afford it. Im buying the phone used. :P

So the daily experience with the Atrix is pretty smooth eh? How about how easily can i brick the Atrix flashing roms?

Also, i would like to hear more opinions :D
[Atrix 4G General] littleemp:
Bricking the Atrix is as risky as any other device when using CWM, RSDLite is an entirely different (and imho, most people should only use to unlock bootloader).
[Atrix 4G General] RobKort:
The only thing that brick an Atrix is the user itself, when they don't read everything or take shortcuts. There is a one click root and one click unlock available. How much easier do you want it. Most of the brick happens when they flash a ROM without unlocking the bootloader, start the process on a low battery, or try to revert back to Froyo from GB which is not possible once you are on GB. When you do this its an automatic brick. But as long as you follow instruction to the letter, it's easy and safe. Even using RSDLite is very easy, again, when you follow the instructions.

Sent from Rob's Atrix
[Atrix 4G General] RobKort:
Also once you have ROM manager installed and ROMracer over it. Switching ROMs is very easy. I tried DarkSide,Neutrino, Redpill and Redpill Hybrid with no issues, just remember to do a full wipe in between.

Sent from Rob's Atrix
[Atrix 4G General] magiin:
The Atrix is my first smartphone I've had, but I did a ton of research before picking it up. It's been about 6 months now that I've had it, and from all the complaints that I've heard from others of nearly all of other phones (with the exception of a few here and there), it sounds like I made the best choice I could in getting the Atrix.

Runs everything flawlessly. Tons of memory. 32GB expansion slot. I've never come across an app that the phone couldn't run. and on top of all that, modded, this thing is essentially unstoppable and I don't think any phone even comes close to comparing once it's modded.

1) How is the overall daily experience with the Atrix? Lagless? (On GB and on ICS please)

I don't have any experience with ICS, but on GB, it was barely noticable.

2) How active is the deving community for the Atrix 4G?

The dev's are basically working around the clock, and the options of modding are seemingly endless.

3) How long the battery lasts on the Atrix?

With background data on and slight-to-moderate use, about 24 hours. Without background data on and slight-to-moderate use, 45-50 hours.

4) How far is ICS deved for the Atrix right now? Is it fully functional? Is it good enough to use it as a daily driver? The Vibrant have an almost fully working ICS. Everything works on the Vibrant, even some things that doesn't work well on GB (Lol).

ICS is definitely well on it's way, and everyday it seems to get picked apart more and more by devs.

5) You guys think its worth the upgrade? Or maybe should i go for something else?

Absolutely go with the Atrix. It's about as smooth as you can get. With Cyanogen, I've never had anything even slightly slow down.
[Atrix 4G General] Deggy:
Coming from the Vibrant/T-Mobile, the GPS works! The phone is fast because of dual core goodness. Phone call quality is ok though. Dual core plus custom ROM equal fast! You can't go wrong with the galaxy s 2 as well. If you can find this for $150, do it!
[Atrix 4G General] djluis48:
Oh guys, im about to go with the Atrix, seems to be a pretty good phone.

What about the LG Optimus G2X?? Have anyone had any experience with this phone??
[Atrix 4G General] facetubespam:
NOOOOOOOO DO NOT go with the G2X. A quick google search will detail you the plethora of issues that phone has had since it's launch, relaunch, and re-relaunch.

Between the two, go with the Atrix. IMO.
[Atrix 4G General] DroidRunner:
Don't get this phone. Get a phone that will be supported for a while. Moto ditched this phone like a red headed step child.

Do some research to find what phones are the "flagships" of the carriers/manufacturers
[Atrix 4G General] TravisAntonio:
Why haven't anybody talk about the Tegra 2? lol, Is a powerful one in front of other phones.
[Atrix 4G General] pcrat:
Theres always something new and faster comming out. It depends what you are gonna use the phone mainly for, gamming, business, or just your basic personal use. The atrix is a good phone that someone can use it for a long time, for everything. There are many roms to choose from. I love the phone. I payed .01 cent with a renewed contract. ( got me and the wife one. ( refurb) Its alot better than my old aria. The screen isnt too damn big, yet it isnt too small. It suports flash, which the aria didnt. its a dual core, which alot of phones out there are not, for a good price.

It depends how much you can afford too. the most expensive phone isnt always the best. ( hell look at the iphone, its so over rated.)

and the atrix is very easy to unlock, etc

Go to your local store and check out the phones there. Thats what i do before i buy one, atrix has a good feel in your hand. better with an otterbox case too.

Good Luck.
[Atrix 4G General] weiyin5210:
First of all, if u love the brand of Motorola, you can choose the Atrix, because the Crystal Talk can make the phonecall much more clear, and also the 1880ma battery is monster enough for your daily using.

But you have to know that the most of the moto-phones cannot get a rapid or fresh official support, so the ICS we now could only rely on the CM-Dev, but happily we got MIUI support by MIUI.us for the alpha ROM.

The Atrix has a duel-core of tegra II, so I havn't got any lag in either offical rom or the third firmware ROM.

Although we don't have a huge number of users than Galaxy serial, but the dev-s are still working hard for us, that would be very kind of them.

So, Atrix, or not...

It all depends on U.:):)

Good luck...
[Atrix 4G General] Cusa:
One thing that I like about the Atrix is the screen resolution compared to other smartphones such as GS2. The resolution for GS2 is 480X800 while the Atrix's resolution is much higher, 540X960. There are some games that take advantage of high resolution such as Plants vs Zombies HD and a few other games and the graphics look amazing.
[Atrix 4G General] melchieor:
I wanted to say that too! The resolution on the Atrix is higher then other phones of the same class! Icons in our screens look much better then other phones like the G2X. Pair it up with Neutrino or Cyanogen ROM.
[Atrix 4G General] djluis48:
Thanks for all your responses guys!! What about Webtop? How functional it really is? Its possible to use it with a normal laptop or a desktop computer via HDMI?
[Atrix 4G General] IUH1991:
I'd say that, for the same price, get a netbook. Or, if you're willing to spend more, get a tablet to accompany your new phone.
[Atrix 4G General] Spoontain:
Yeah I'm with most if you are renewing your contract then get something newer.

A used atrix no contract would be the way I'd go personally, but I'm waiting on my wife's contract to be up before we either move to a different carrier or reup.
[Atrix 4G General] facetubespam:
I got the laptop dock when it was on sale for super cheap from AT&T a while back and webtop is fine for what it is: a quick and easy way to have a laptop when needed in a pinch, but for long term usage, I say get a real laptop.

As for HDMI webtop big screen/monitor usage, I have no idea since I never tried.
[Atrix 4G General] xhazk:
Pick a phone for the following:

*Design (is it sexy?)

*Community support (because corporate support is a joke)

*Cpu/gpu -- if I can COMPILE CODE on my atrix, through the resource hog webtop on a hackish gentoo install, you should be able to use the facespace.com pretty easily. :)

Don't get tech fever -- newer and hyped isn't always "faster" or "better", and "faster" is often only true in benchmarks.

The rest is just frills.
[Atrix 4G General] djluis48:
Thanks for all your opinons guys, im leaning towards the Atrix 4G. It seems to be very promising. Im actually looking at a couple of auctions on the bay, they seem to from 170 to 250, i have about 200$ to spend on the phone, so im just waiting for the right one to show up :P

Any more opinions? I love to hear new and different opinons. Can anyone comment about the deving community supporting the Atrix 4G? Is it very active?
[Atrix 4G General] AndroidON:
It is not active as HTC phones and reference phones.

But, CM9 dev is pretty active and getting closer to perfection.

Here's the status of Atrix's roms.

Custom Roms based on Stock Rom

-All features are usable.

-Landscape mirroring usable which is not available on stock.

CM7

- Allmost all features usable except webtop of stock.

(You can use Ubuntu anyway by Landscape mirroring.)

MIUI

- Allmost all features work

- No fingerprint scanner

- Due to a sound problem, some games and media files don't work.

- Media streaming have issue too.

- MIUI have opened their source yesterday, so I think it will be fixed soon.

CM9

- Essential features are working. (Phone, browser, message, etc.)

- Landscape mirroring work.

- No acceleration for 2d and video playback

(Software rendering is usable.)

- Camera doesn't work.
[Atrix 4G General] yasenev_v:
Just have switched to Atrix, totally satisfied. The previous handset was Milestone, an excellent one but sadly out-of-date and even more sadly, me and other russian milestone users were jacked up by the vendor in up-to-date upgrading of software.

So, I'm afraid of the same sh*t here, about ICS. Would it be officially?... Now the only hope is on the devs community and unlocked bootloader. And MIUI team, of course.

My vote - it's worth, especially looking at it's price.
[Atrix 4G General] noremacyug:
I had a nexus one shortly after they came out....... great phone. Decided to give WP7 a try....... awful mistake. Toughed that out for a year and then decided to try the Atrix as I was missing android something fierce! I LOVE my Atrix. Much faster than any phone I've ever owned. Everything is buttery smooth, was easy to unlock, flash roms etc. Battery life is phenomenal in my opinion with the stock battery and if you want more juice, pretty sure I've seen 4200mah batteries on the net. Something, I really liked about the nexus was the oem accessories (car dock/desk dock) which Motorola makes for the Atrix (don't forget the lapdock) and can be had from Ebay for reasonable prices. I'm currently clocked @ 1.3Ghz but have had it up to 1.5Ghz and still got decent battery life. There seems to be lots of roms popping up in the forums right now for the Atrix. I've settled in on redpill hybrid and am very happy. Neutrino is great and will be perfect if it ever gets around to being a bit more stable. (very active dev)

All in all I don't see how you could go wrong with the Atrix. Nice form factor, plenty of storage potential (I currently have 48Gb), nice accessories, very nice roms and then quite a bit of power (especially if you overclock it). I watched a video on YouTube of a stock Atrix 4G hanging with and even beating out the new iphone 4s. No telling what a custom rom'd Atrix would do to it.

Here's a screenshot of where my battery life currently is as I type this out.....

Posted via XDA App on my Atrix 4G
[Atrix 4G General] Obartuckc:
In short...Heck, YEAH, it's worth it! =)

~ Sent from My Unlocked, Rooted, Faux 1.45 gHz, Neutrino's 2.2 GT+ CM7 ROM-ed Atrix 4G ~
[Atrix 4G General] djluis48:
Thanks for this dude! Very very helpfull!! :D
[Atrix 4G General] facetubespam:
Did the devs manage to get fingerprint sensor to work on both CM7 and CM9 already?
[Atrix 4G General] SpaceToast616:
No, they haven't, but both webtop and the fp sensor are worth giving up for the roms that we have.
[Atrix 4G General] henilp89:
Oh YES! its a good phone only if you dont want to spend any money since you can probably get this phone for .01 cent. Motorola is not officially going to release ICS for this phone but there is a port available in development. I have alpha 6 right now n it works just fine you know expect that camera doesnt work but they are working on to fix it.
[Atrix 4G General] djluis48:
Again, thanks for all you opinions guys! They are helping me a lot! :D

I want to hear more opinons please :)
[Atrix 4G General] psychephylax:
I like my Atrix. I would pick one up for under 200$ in a heartbeat. The Atrix was my first Android based phone and first Motorola phone and being a long time Nokia user I was skeptical about it.

The Atrix is not an amazing phone...But it falls into the "good" category. The phone call quality of it is not the best (Nokia N8 whoops it both regular and speakerphone calls), the "accessories" that you can get for the Atrix are either overpriced or were "killed" by AT&T (Laptop dock for example). But it's a good middle of the road phone with a lot of innovation and not too many detriments.

Having said that, there are workarounds to get almost everything working. It is a 1gb, dual core Tegra 2 chipset so it will be viable for another 1-2 years but software support is dropped by Motorola as far as I am concerned. It has a novel laptop dock so you could use your phone as a mini-netbook for things like note taking in meetings or in school, it has a fingerprint scanner (Surprised Motorola didn't continue including that into Atrix 2 & Razr), it's a fairly powerful phone without being obnoxiously bloated with apps.

My first Atrix I hard-bricked by being stupid about it and flashing an old sbf onto it so I looked around for a replacement and then wound up ordering another Atrix. My wife has a Samsung Galaxy S2 and while it may be a lighter phone with a nicer screen...I found it to be oversized, interface to be annoying, when fully charged it obnoxiously beeps when in a supplementary battery case and fully charged and trying to mount it as a mass storage was a painful experience.
[Atrix 4G General] milesjohnson:
Don't get it.
[Atrix 4G General] djluis48:
May i ask why? :)
[Atrix 4G General] robertobarreradh:
I totally recomend Atrix, been using it for almost a year now... worth every buck!!!
[Atrix 4G General] facetubespam:
About the whole ICS thing, don't listen to people who say you will not get it officially. NOTHING has been said either way from Motorola about ICS.

And the fingerprint sensor was the main reason I got the Atrix because it is just so convenient, easy and simple. Sadly, I don't think I can ever get another phone without one :(
[Atrix 4G General] stl-soldier:
And, for what it's worth, CM7 now has the fingerprint scanner working. CM9 has partial hardware acceleration and the camera should be functional later today. We may never see official ICS due to webtop/lapdock support, but who cares since you will likely not use official ROMs anyway. CM9 will be complete sooner than later.

Also, I still haven't seen a phone come along that does anything better. The resolution is amazing. You can run stable at 1.5GHz, which would still beat any other phone. If I didn't already have one, I'd still buy one.
[Atrix 4G General] DroidRunner:
Later today?
[Atrix 4G General] neotekz:
forget about waiting for the galaxy s3, i was at the Rogers store today looking at the galaxy s2 with the so called amazing super amoled plus screen and i noticed some pretty bad burned in images on the screen. im assuming the next galaxy will have an amoled screen too.

it was so bad that if you turn the brightness down low and have a white background i was able to see the words samsung galaxy s2 burned into the spot where the screen saver was. three quarters of the screen also had a yellow tinge to it. granted that this phone was a display model and was probably on for a few weeks straight but this problem with oled screens have not been solved. check it for yourself when you are next at a ATT store, go to google images and download a white pic and set it to full screen and you will see it if the phone has been on display for a while.

although i love my atrix i would not get it if i were shopping for a new phone now its already outdated and wont be getting the official ICS. ICS from CM9 will not be the same as it wont have many functions that are unique to the atrix.