yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] haidari:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=993479

you can get it from above link :-)
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] Bubisch:
Hey Guys!

I've startet an attempt to create an ADW-based Desktop-Theme. This is no classical theme for icons or the status bar. It's just a selfmade wallpaper, some widgets, a lot of transparent dv-icons and some simi-folder-shortcuts.

After some hour of gimp'in, i want to share my first draft with you.

At the present time, i have made five homescreens. Only the main screen has some icons and functionality now (there also are some widgets, will upload some screenshots in a while). I decided to deactivate the adw-dock because dv-icons offer more options. The downside if this is that you have to create the shortcuts on the bottom of each screen.

What do you think?
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] Andy:
I love it. Was a massive TNG & Voyager fan.

You'd get a lot more feedback if you post this in the Android - Themes section found here -- > http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=527
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] Bubisch:
Thanks a lot! I'll post a thread there when im at home. In the meantime i have done some major changes. The Buttons now have a color-scheme on every page.

Because of the 10 by 10 grid there are some limitations to the size of the buttons. Because of that there are some characteristics of the lcars design, that cant be adopted to this theme.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] Bubisch:
And here's the new thread!
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] gallaxytab:
very nice good
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] kdm212:
Ok so I have been doing a little looking around lately and im trying to figure out which tablet has the most devs working on custom roms. i know the nook and kindle are hot items but they have no cameras.

I currently have the thrive and the gslate. both seem to have a lack of aftermarket development.

any suggestions?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] kdm212:
Anyone?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] 05GT:
Motorola Xoom
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] kdm212:
Haha boy thanks for the insight. Easy to root and load roms
[About XDA developers] Milamber33:
I first came here when I got my Galaxy Nexus, and I've largely stayed exclusively in the Galaxy Nexus forums so far, but some of the threads I've been following, most notably a couple of ICS launcher threads, have (understandably) since been moved to the general Android forums, and this has had 2 negative effects which I personally have noticed:

Every couple of pages, some idiot will wander in and say 'Hi, does this work on Android 2.x?', or even worse, 'Hi, I can't get this working on my [device running Android 2.x].'

When I go to the general Android forums, I find it very difficult to tell just by reading the topics what is applicable for my device and what isn't, and most of it, at this stage, isn't.

My suggestion for significantly reducing these issues is simple. We already have Windows Mobile (6.x), Windows Phone 7, and Windows 8 forums separated, why not separate Android, at least into 1.x, 2.x, 3.x, and 4.x forums. Alternatively, in order to keep version-independent things like apps and themes together, at least split the Software and Hacking forum into major versions, like the split between GSM and CDMA development forums for the Galaxy Nexus.

Also, I've just noticed another thing. The threads for the 3 ICS based launchers I'm aware of are all in different forums right now. Trebuchet is in Android Software Development, Nova Launcher is in Android Apps and Games (this doesn't seem right to me...), and Apex Launcher is still back in Galaxy Nexus Themes and Apps. They're all in similar stages of development, and they're all ICS based launchers, so they should all be in the same place, wherever it is that launchers should be placed. Personally, I think that launchers should end up in with the Android OS modding stuff (which I'm suggesting be split into versions), due to how integral a part of Android, and how reliant on a particular minimum version, they are. Throwing launchers in with sudoku apps doesn't seem right to me.
[About XDA developers] allchannels99:
Agreed. I have always had difficulty figuring out if a ROM is Gingerbread, ICS, etc.
[About XDA developers] prime_225:
No doubt about that.
[About XDA developers] Archer:
That's down to the developer to title the thread correctly. There shouldn't really be any ROM threads on here that don't have the core version number in the thread title.

As for noobs going into the thread and asking if it's 2.3.4 or 2.3.5 when it's actually 4.0.3, you can't stop that. It's always going to happen. When you see someone do something like that the best thing you can do is politely educate them in how they could have found out, without having to ask. It's surprising how many old threads where I've helped people are still helping people out!
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
Archer answered your main question above this. I'm just going to address one point you made in here to back up your point. Windows Mobile 6.5, Windows Phone 7, and Windows 8 have different forums because they are all completely different operating systems. I know the names may be confusing to you, but Windows Mobile 6.5 is a completely different operating system from Windows Phone 7. Windows 8 is a desktop OS with growing support for tablets and ARM processor architecture like we have on most of our phones.

That being said, it isn't like in Android, where each version number corresponds to an update of the system. Whether it's Froyo, Gingerbread, Cupcake, Eclair, or ICS, it's all still Android. Windows Mobile is a different operating system from Windows Phone 7. They are both built on the same core, but outside of that, there is no similarity. It would be like comparing Mac OS to Linux just because they are both Unix based.
[About XDA developers] Milamber33:
True, I know it's never going to stop, but at least if it's in a dedicated ICS forum it should reduce it a decent amount.

Point taken about the Windows Mobile/Phone stuff, but while I agree that there's no reason to separate some of the forums, certainly not the device specific ones, I think it would be good to make separate forums for the Android OS dev forum at least. ICS might not be as different from Gingerbread as Windows Mobile 6 is from Windows Phone 7, but a closer comparison would be that ICS is like Windows 7 while Gingerbread is like Windows XP. The same apps will (generally) run on both, but if you're dealing with tweaking the actual OS, the differences are significant enough to justify separating them into their own sections, IMO.
[About XDA developers] cajunflavoredbob:
I do see your point, but I disagree. It would be far simpler if devs would simply title their threads properly. There is (should) be a general naming convention set up as a sticky in every single dev forum. If not, PM any of that forum's mods to make one.

-- Sent from my TouchPad using Communities
[About XDA developers] Milamber33:
Each to their own, I guess.

And with regards to the three ICS launchers all being in different places, where is the proper place for launchers? Where would you expect to find them?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] myrobot007:
How can i check tab 7.7 that is new or refurbish ?
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] Jade Eyed Wolf:
What was the condition of the packaging when you received your device? It's still very new, so it's unlikely that any refurb units are even available yet.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] MRSAMSUNG:
Agreed, I bought mine of an ebay retailer from hong kong (530 total shipped!) and it came in the box but was not sealed, but this was because they had to check it to make sure everything works, which makes sense considering the loss they would take if I had to return it due to something being defective, etc. They were cool enough to include a us adapter charger plug in so I was all set to go. This simply hasnt been out long enough to have enough refurbished units out so no worries about that.
[Galaxy Tab 7.7 General] myrobot007:
thank you.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bobby3306:
Hey all, well I searched for this but couldn't find anything...I'm rooted worth Odin using jugs 4.1 every time I set my minimum speed with set CPU then exit out and go back in it says my minimum is still dame but it's showing a slower speed usually 384..why? I'm new to rooting and flashing roms and just trying to get it all figured out so I can continue learning.

Thanks
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] icyfiree:
i just got my prime and i cant seam to get sound from the speaker any one got the same problem?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
Make sure your speakers not on mute by accident. Go into settings then Sound then volumes. If they all up n still no sound, then try a reboot.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] icyfiree:
already tried:S im trying to factory reset as we speak
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
Has sound every came out the speakers before? Or it just seemed to stop for no reason?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] icyfiree:
no i just opened the box and i havent heard a sound from the speakers
[General Questions and Answers] DJ_K-OSs:
I hearing different answers. I've heard that boost doesnt care, and will allow it. and then the opposite, that Cricket And metro pcs only do it and Boost is strict on that stuff. please help with a truthful answer. thanks!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] diallito:
Hi

I ordered my Prime and i'm waiting to be delivered.

I'm wondering if it is possible to share my 3G from my android phone with the Prime

I know i can do this with my windows laptop.

This way i can save the battery of my phone instead of using my phone as an accesspoint

I don't know about bluetooth, i think it also will kill by battery
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] drherron:
yes

Thread on this in the Questions section, recently solved the issue with Ad hoc networks.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] scote:
Portable hot spot enabled on your phone should do it.

USB tethering may be possible and use less power

Dont know about BT, I've always found it fiddly to get working although it may use a bit less power than wifi
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] slayer69:
HAHA Another Thanks virginity broken!!! man I am tearing it up!!!! Ok so it seems your question has been answered. I just wanted to let you know that we have a questions and answer forum.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] foxmeister:
I get the impression that the OP was actually asking about using his phone's 3G connection with a wired tether since he specifically mentioned not using it as an access point in order to preserve his phones battery.

To be honest, I don't really know and my Prime is at home whilst I'm travelling to work.

However, you should be able to connect your phone to the dock via a cable, and then use the WiFi Hotspot functionality as your dock will keep your phones battery topped up.

Regards,

Dave
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] darkbahamut:
In the short testing I did, I found BT tethering to give the best battery life. USB tethering will drain the dock battery by charging your phone, so isn't always better.

BT tethering on my HD2 with ICS uses around 6% battery an hour on the phone, so easily enough on a full charge to keep up with the prime, even when docked.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] anorack:
I bought the Prime with the naive idea to not use my laptop on my trips.

Now I carry two computers instead of one, or I should leave the Prime at home :(

* The ad hoc is not working so I cannot connect to my phone (Nokia).

* Android cannot handle connections that need redirection of the website, I cannot connect to my hotel WiFi. I can do it on my laptop or even my symbian phone, but not with the prime.

It's so annoying... and I don't want to root the stupid tablet.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ultimatetechworm:
my phone was fully flashed to cricket but when i got the number changed it somehow made it to where my mobile web and pic messaging went out...my 3g icon doesnt glow when i turn it on ...is there a easy way to fix this via anycut ...etc... :mad::confused:
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigshotrob22:
You have to change everything from your old number to the new number. Follow THIS link and do the QPST portion. This will get your 3G working again. You will also need to change your APN's to your new number on order for MMS to work.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ultimatetechworm:
i was afraid of that the port is kinda loose , culd makeing these changes be done via the phone through epst, data profile?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bigshotrob22:
I belive so. I dont have the phone, my wife does. Try ##PST.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flyinj54:
Have a new galaxy nexus on the way switching from the charge. Is the file system ext4 stock or rfs? I've been searching and dont see a pit file for galaxy nexus to repartition so I assume that it's going to be ext4 out of the gate. I guess that would eliminate having to convert file system over when flashing custom kernal if thats the case
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sekine12:
Got stuck here working with a friend's captivate. We were in the process of cobbling together a jig when we notices that Odin seemed to recognize the phone whenever it was at the P!C screen.

The jig wasn't working out (resistors were 5% weaker than nominal), so we just gave Odin the go ahead at the P!C screen. To our surprise, a progress bar popped up on the phone and Odin successfully flashed the stock kernel back on.

So my question is, is the P!C screen just another face for download mode? Do you really need to jig from P!C to DL mode, or are you already there?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] studacris:
Not 100%	of the time, but most of the time yes.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sekine12:
Cool, that makes life easier. When it isn't, does Odin not pick it up? Or does it show but fail to flash? Just trying to get an idea of how these things act when they're pseudo-bricked. I'm coming from Droid X land where 2nd-init and SBF solve everything.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spacetug:
Odin will only find the phone if it can get into download mode. (Usually vol up + vol down > plug in cable)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] studacris:
Not true, Odin shows a com port when booted into Android and in recovery. But will only succeed if download mode protocol is initiated on the phone.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrhaley30705:
And to further add clarity, it's only the phone-!-computer screen that says "Hardware Upgrade Failure" (or something like that) that doubles as download mode. Coincidentally, that is only found in Gingerbread bootloaders. Happy Flashing:)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] studacris:
"Firmware upgrade failed" and even that's not completely true...if the flash you're attempting fails before the image for download mode is rewritten, then when download mode is initiated there is nothing to call on but that "flash failed screen" regardless of bootloaders.

That happened to me on my sisters captivate once...with eclair boots.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sekine12:
Weird. So, that would explain our situation. The flash failed while it was trying to negotiate the connection with the phone (or something worded like that, one of the first steps). So this jig is for real huh... Nothing like that in DROIDX land. Now that we've got it built right (no multimeter at the time, 301.6k ohms now) can we test it without altering anything? In other words, if we initiate download mode with the jig does any other kind of hard reset happen? NAND wipe or something like that? Or can we jig in to download mode to test the jig, then battery pull and reboot normally? (without plugging it in to a computer obviously - just a dry run)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrhaley30705:
Yeah, forcing dl mode shouldn't hurt anything. How do you think they test the ones that they make?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] studacris:
And you don't even need to yank the battery..just hold all 3 buttons and it'll reboot, if you hold them slightly too long it'll boot into recovery, but you can reboot it from there no big deal :)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sekine12:
Nice, thanks for the tip. I'll test it out tomorrow and see if my handiwork paid off. These unlocked bootloaders are fun! I do love my droid x but maybe the Verizon Galaxy S (fascinate?) would have been a good pick too.

Tangent: my friend is now up and running with the Corn KK4 7.06 under the stock ROM, got his root back. Next step, rom land. :-)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayRokk:
ive Odined from the Exclamation point screen a couple of times

phone still running amazing :)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Wdustin1:
Me too!

I'm glad to hear you got your phone back up and running. This phone is pretty hard to kill for good, and with the unbrickable mod its impossible!
[General Questions and Answers] ffk1993:
it's a stupid question though.

i want the ics music player be my default music player, thus, i had done all works to push it inside system/app and then reboot.

all went great.

but, im using Gingerxperia v22 with Walkman, so, is it ok for me to just delete the walkman.apk in system/app with root explorer? or it's just a partial deletion, i want it to be deleted thoroughly. just for reassurance whether im doing it all correctly.

thanks in advance :D (im x8 user)

ps: i deleted just walkman.apk manually via root explorer, is it enough?
[General Questions and Answers] Mister Ypsilon:
Yes, the app is uninstalled now, but may you also want to delete the app data? Navigate to /data/data with your explorer and delete the folder containing the data of the walkman app!

You could also take a look at the app "TitaniumBackup" (avalible on market). It is able to backup and uninstall all apps, including preinstalled system apps.
[General Questions and Answers] ffk1993:
i see. thanks for the information. :D
[General Questions and Answers] Coder-R:
Thanks!! Helped me aswell!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bubblesmoney:
How do I see the simulation on the link on my Samsung galaxy note http://vam.anest.ufl.edu/simulations/bpposition.html

I can view the simulation on my laptop but not on my note. I can play flash files but not this simulation. I tried downloading swf player but makes no difference. What player or browser do I need to download to see such simulationa on my note.

Any pointers is much appreciated. Even better if I can download and play such simulations on my note.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tg9413:
the simulation file you are looking for is

http://vam.anest.ufl.edu/simulations/bpposition.dcr

it's a shockwave file that plays with shockwave player from macromedia or adobe now. I don't think any current android browser or even app support the ability to play that type file. And upto my knowledge there is no way to convert it to swf even they are all from macromedia. so ya... you kinda out of luck here wit this as of right now.

solution... maybe remote desktop to your computer to play it lol..... but that's ghetto XD
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bubblesmoney:
Loads of simulations online and on powerpoint slides are made with shock wave, so I can't play it with my phone presently.hope some player plus browser can do that soon.

Thanks and have a nice day
[Motorola Triumph] jaaydogg:
Well the other day i opened the rom manager app & it said that clockwork touch was available for my Triumph so i bought it, as soon as the purchase was done i went back to the rom manager & it said that this feature is not available for my device & i could'nt get a refund ? What's up with that ? So Koush ripped me off thanks alot, i know it's only a 1.99 $ but that's not the point now is it, if he's gonna sell it to me then it should work that's all i'm saying.
[Motorola Triumph] agentc13:
The normal ClockworkMod Recovery doesn't support the Triumph. There are only unofficial ports.
[Motorola Triumph] jaaydogg:
Never the less, it was still sold to me through the rom manager app & I can't use it, just seems kinda shady to me.
[HTC Sensation] NecroNomNicoN:
Can someone point me to an oc mod that works with VQ and is stable....(if it exists)

Tried searching but all I find are ginger bread or ics with sense none for AOSP...

If you can also tell me what your experience has been with the mod ie stability and battery I would appreciate it.

Thanks in advance.

Also...not sure where to post questions and observations for VQ since the thread is locked by mods.....I have another question / observation, but not sure if I should be posting these here.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] aamszia:
i hard reset the phone , memory still there

i flashed with all version still memory there like google account saved , theme is same as before . also select erase efs in idin but still same

i also did factory reset many times but still same .

internal 16 gb is clean .. no memory in there ..

i am really fcuked rite now help me please
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Uan_ar:
wow. Do you have an extended recovery? try from there (wipe caché, wipe data, wipe dalvik caché).

Or from dialer:

*2767*3855# - Hard Reset

*#*#7780#*#* - Factory Reset
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] aamszia:
all done .. all is successful but still memory is still there
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] supergaijin:
just to test, try flashing from the beginning with pit, and then whatever steps are needed for the version you want and see if it's still there.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] rohan.:
You have cleared the efs...... Are u able to make calls?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] aamszia:
i can make call but only outgoing .. incoming says user busy ..

i rebuild efs by z3x but still same
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] nokiasoft:
im still same problem can any one help me out ?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] chongns:
Guys, you have clear the efs folder :eek:, no point for self repaire, send to service center is your only way.:(
[Atrix 4G General] MyronJ906:
After the release of Clemsyn's 1.6 GHz Kernel for CM7 based ROMs last night, I immediately switched to it just to see.

But before that I was running Faux123 1.3 GHz.

I'm keeping the Clemsyn kernel for now, simply because I can. My phone can run it with little difficulty thus far and I have a profile to lower the max freq when the CPU gets to a certain temperature. I think I went with about 65 Celsisus.

Before I switched back to CM7 (or rather Neutrino) I was using Wet Dream. I OCed to 1.45 then in attempt to compensate for only half decent webtop performance.

But now I really only do it because I can. Whenever possible, my phone is on the lapdock since I like to HDMI mirror. Battery is not a concern since the lapdock charges the phone and I pretty much always keep the lapdock charger on hand in my bag.

I just thought it would be an interesting subject for the community to discuss as I'm sure it's something that a number of us haven't even thought of and I bet a good number of us fall into the because I can or bragging rights category.

Specific instances of problems OCing helped with in x app or y app might make someone else want to OC whereas someone who doesn't OC might persuade a user like myself to drop it for amazing battery ETC.
[Atrix 4G General] _amass:
Why I DO OC.

Right now I have my Atrix OC'ed at 1.45. I'm currently running Alien ROM Build #4.

The CPU has never gotten past ~55º C.

I also have 2 profiles set

1 for Screen off - 800 MHz max.

1 for Battery< 10% -216 MHz max.

This paired with Alien ROM and LP has left me with a buttery smooth experience.

Is the 1.6 OC kernel worth giving a shot? Or does it make the CPU run excessively hot?

EDIT: I didn't really address battery life. I don't notice a huge decrease in battery life, I'm a pretty heavy user- SMS, Web, Video streaming, Facebook, Twitter. Over all OC'ing is definitely worth it to me.