yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] dowanrac:
i had problems with mtp driver as well, but it was long ago, july 2011. uninstalling Kies and install again worked for me. i recall i was searching internet for MTP driver and found it, dont remember where though and i deleted the files after Kies worked. since then Kies upgraded many times but no issues.

In the case everything fails, use another computer, hope u dont have to connect to kies daily.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] dunca123:
I only used it to back up my contacts and photos. I do not want to deal with making all my contacts again. I will try this. Thank you for the response. I will look more for the actual driver when I get time.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] dowanrac:
drivers here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=961956
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] spepper:
solution

Thought I would post this here in case anyone was having any trouble getting the Galaxy Player 4.0 (YP-G1) to connect to Kies using Windows (I'm on 7, 32bit). It was for a Samsung phone model but it works for the Player also.

http://www.computing.net/answers/windows-vista/fail-to-install-mtp-device-driver/8111.html#postfp

matthewtommasi December 31, 2010 at 20:56:35 Pacific

Here are the instructions on connecting your Samsung Wave GT-S8500 phone to Kies.

1. On the Windows PC, close the Kies program

2. Disconnect phone from PC

3. On phone, select Samsung Kies under Settings > Wireless&Network > USB > Samsung Kies

4. On phone, go to apps > running > select 'end all applications'

5. Connect phone to PC (I am running Windows 7 64 Bit)

7. Windows will automatically install MTP driver and opens up its own window to manipulate the contents of the phone

8. Now start Kies --> it will now recognize the phone

Done!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] manoranjan2050:
Samsung Galaxy Y S5360 Service Manual​

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Source

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[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] mai77:
OFFICIAL flashing procedure

cool !

02-GT-S5360-PSPEC-2.pdf contains the OFFICIAL flashing procedure using Odin 1.84, various jigs, tools and stuff.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] harish2704:
Hai manoranjan2050 ,

I think you have contact with Samsung service centres.. So I think you can help me regarding this problem http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27156883&postcount=118

I want to enable uart channel in SGY

Please help
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] sipuni:
I can't download it. Because it say file does not found
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] TheFixItMan:
I had no problems downloading it

http://www.mediafire.com/?hpfe758m77c7wdc
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mistamista2000:
Have been running 4.0.4 for a few days and all is good except all of my widgets quit updating on several occasions. They work fine for awhile and then nothing. Have seen this with Minimalistic Text and Android Pro Widgets. Sometimes they begin working again on their own, and sometimes I reboot to fix the issue, but within a few hours they freeze up again.

Anyone else with this issue? Not currently running a launcher and its stock 4.0.4.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] modidlee:
I noticed the other day my gmail widget wasn't updating. I removed but never did add it back. I'll add it to my screen and see what it does. I'm running stock 4.0.4 too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mistamista2000:
I think the problem was the Android Pro Widgets. I had an older version and when I removed it MT began working again. Added the newest version and all has been good since.
[HTC Sensation] sergeybrin:
And why do you choose that one?
[HTC Sensation] BurnRubber90:
Chrome because its fast.
[HTC Sensation] aNYthing24:
Chrome beta now. No flash is kind of a drag and there's purple artifacting, but it's super smooth.
[HTC Sensation] -=JohnDoe=-:
i have used maxthon, opera mini, ucweb, dolphin hd, and stock browser.

now i use maxthon.

i think opera mini is the fastest browser i have used. but maxthon is more comfortable and convenient. dophin hd is wonderful, too.

many people in china use UCweb, but i think uc sucks.

i am going to download chrome, although it is a beta version. it's my favorite browser on pc!
[HTC Sensation] Pikabat:
Dolphin HD , its kinda like chrome but with flash support
[HTC Sensation] Wanhao:
+1

if chrome support flash , ill leave dolpin
[HTC Sensation] Snake_skw:
aosp ics,its the fastest for me :)

Sent from my HTC Sensation
[HTC Sensation] Mainspring:
Dolphin HD.

tab browsing, gestures, flash, true desktop experience.

Chrome beta doesn't have flash? seriously?

guess I'll stick with Dolphin even after ICS... come on Google. :rolleyes:
[HTC Sensation] aNYthing24:
Not Google's fault. Adobe said they won't be supporting Android going forward.

http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplayer/2012/02/flash-chrome-for-android-beta.html?PID=4003003
[HTC Sensation] DehoXeD:
Opera mobile : around 65% less data.

Pretty, stable & fast.

What else? :-)
[HTC Sensation] darkmantra:
Maxthon - small, fast, flash support use hosts file to block ads :D

Dolphin - adblock sometime doesnt work.

Firefox - sometimes loading so slow but good adblock plugin.
[HTC Sensation] epsix:
I've used every browser users recommend it here for some reason I always end up using STOCK.

Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G using RCmix7.1 GB2.3.5
[HTC Sensation] krazilogicz:
I usually stick to stock browser because I hate getting ask a thousand times "open with: " and checking the "preferred application ticker. Currently trying out Chrome though.
[HTC Sensation] nevrlow:
Theres already an open thread for this.

Sent From Space Using My ICS Flavored Sensation
[HTC Sensation] sergeybrin:
Thank you for your incredibly invaluable contribution to the thread. Where do I subscribe to your newsletter?
[HTC Sensation] nevrlow:
Trolololol just saying

Sent From Space Using My ICS Flavored Sensation
[HTC Sensation] ufokid22:
I USE OPERA ..... IT'S THE BEST ....
[HTC Sensation] nevrlow:
Operais pretty good and been around for awhile

Sent From Space Using My ICS Flavored Sensation
[HTC Sensation] WayTooRowdy:
Chrome seems promising in it's beta stage. Will be nice to see what they do with it in the future though.
[Xoom Accessories] abacona:
I'd love to buy one here! Mine got chewed up. Pm me or post here
[Xoom Accessories] abacona:
Bump
[Xoom Accessories] chidychi:
Check the clearance section of your local Staples store.

In the GTA (Canada) you can find lots for less than $10 (should be only a few $$.. the docs were $15)
[Xoom Accessories] abacona:
Thanks man I got one!!!! From te Verizon store
[Xoom Accessories] jakson0100:
Cong you got how much you pay ?
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
For the past week or so I've asking myself if my Android is better or worse than my friend's iPhone with respect to hardware, aesthetics and user-freindly-ness. There are more than a few ways to tackle this question as different features appeal to different people, which is why I present this question to the whole of xda (or just the X2 forum lol) : Which one do you think is better and why?

A couple things: 1.) Im relatively new here and I dont know how often this question is askedso I'll understand if this question starts a riot and is taken down and 2.) I know there will be some bias, but I feel as this forum in particular will be honest in answering my question.

Many to thanks to anyone that happens to read this and many more to anyone that bothers responding!
[Motorola Droid X2] Pixelation:
Android, cause I can do whatever I want, whenever I want. The thought of clouds and cloud connect must really suck not being able to see our hear when your in a building, elevator, tunnel out remote location. Plus only $6.99 a month for insurance, iPhone is $10.99 and I prefer a one year warranty over Apple 90 day warranty.

Yes Apple is simple, simple is as simple does. Simple people like simple things!

I like to unleash, and have the option too change whatever. :)

Dee Ex Two - See Em Seven
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
So Im assuming iPhone's cannot run different ROMs in the way Androids can? Forgive me if I sound clueless; I have ~20 minutes of experience with Apple's phones.
[Motorola Droid X2] Jubomime:
Here's the thing. Iphone must jailbreak to do many of the things that android can do out if the box.

But! Iphone does one thing out of the box that android typically has to root to do: run buttery smooth, all the time. Everything Iphone does, it does better stock for stock.

But I cannot own an Iphone for one reason, if no other: the ui is SO boring it puts me to sleep. Android is much more entertaining just swiping home screens and widgets and notification panels, etc.

Just my two cents...
[Motorola Droid X2] Jubomime:
I guess it boils down to what you want out of a smrtphone. If you don't care about physical keyboards, interesting ui's, screen size, you just want it to WORK, then I think you're better served by an Iphone. Not me.
[Motorola Droid X2] :
If they are better you wouldn't see us here.
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
Okay, the iPhone vs. Android debate is just silly.

It all boils down to what you like.

If you don't care about customization, don't want to worry about having to set things up, want to ensure that your phone works the same as everyone else, then the iPhone is the phone to get. You know that your iPhone 4s will be the same as everyone else who has an iPhone 4s. You all will run the same OS version and get the same update at the same time. No issues with "Hey how come you have ICS and I still have Gingerbread?" No issues with waiting for your phone manufacturer to release a certain version of the OS (like we have with all the different phone manufacturers and carriers for Android).

But, if you want to customize, you want to change the UI, you want flexibility, don't mind researching which phones might best fit you, understand what the different Android OS versions are, etc, then the Android is your way.

It all depends on how much control you want over your phone. Even with Android, though, carriers make it difficult at times to allow you to have that full control. That is the current issue with the X2 and many other Motorola phones - no unlocked bootloader which makes it more difficult to upgrade the phone to the latest Android OS. But, if you have developer support, then chances are, you'll see some great things come. Fortunately, with the X2, we have some great devs out there - Nitro, Dragonzkiller, Aceoyame - that are creating some excellent custom ROMs for the X2.

But, with Android, you have to keep up with what is out there IF you want to keep customizing. You could still get an Android, not root it and not customize it and you might be fine, but you really need to investigate which phones work the best out of the box. The X2 doesn't. Too much BLUR crap in it, hence that's why we like to put on custom ROMs that remove that BLUR which in turn, helps the performance of the phone.

Okay, that was long, but it pretty much sums up that it all boils down to each persons personal preference. Just because I like Android over iOs doesn't mean it's right for the next person. You just have to investigate it and choose the one that best fits you. If you like what you chose, then it was the right choice for you. I just can't stand when people try to just say things like "Android is the best. iOs sucks" without backing it up with any facts other than personal opinion. That is NOT fair to the next person looking for a phone.
[Motorola Droid X2] Visca Barca:
I had iphone for 5 years, starting with the first one and then the 3g and then the 4! I always jailbreaked it and it was a pain to use itunes! I loved it b4 but now with my gNote i can never consider byuin an iphone again! Too simple for me! This comes down to what u want to do with the phone, my parents use iphone cause its simple, but for somebody who wants to modify his phone, iphone is not the phone for those people! Android is developing much faster than iphone, and for me, that somethin i appreciate alot!
[Motorola Droid X2] IDMA.DROID.X2:
iPhones are for the people who don't understand nor want to understand the technology they are holding in their hands, they just want to go as far as jail breaking their phone. Android users are the ones that tend to be more into the technology in their phones. But then there are those iPhone users who think they know technology, yet they have a hard time understanding the difference between hard drive and SD card. So I think it boils down to the person, to their interest and how much time they want to spend on their phone besides texting and playing angry birds haha

Don't hate me, I just see a lot of people with iPhones thinking they know more about this stuff while spitting out words at random like "my CPU is better than yours!" Yet they have no idea what a CPU is.
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
Many thanks to everyone for the great insight. So the conclusion I draw from this thread and other deabates on the topic is that: iPhone: user freindly (not to say the Droid isn't) and simple thus making it very very appealing to the masses. It also is very limited when it comes to making modifications (which to me is quite a downfall to us but enables a Droid user to ultimately push past the iPhone user).

The Droid: Huge selection of phones. Can be modified to all hell assuming your model is fairly unlocked and if I might add, the only option for a man with big hands. Our major downfall is that some phones fall behind in development whereas the iPhone os is functionally consistent across most models.

So sorry if that was long but I really enjoy getting as much info as possible on a certain subject and presenting it to those better than me to make sure its accurate is important soooo please correct me if anything I said was wrong!!!
[Motorola Droid X2] Jubomime:
I believe you now understand better than most.
[Motorola Droid X2] ashclepdia:
Hell

I chose the x2 OVER the I phone based on performance and customization differences IN STORE, which means I felt the x2(or any Droid in store) offered more for me to do/play with right out the box.

That's the basic difference, whether you root or jailbreak or not the DROID DOES...plain and simple

Widgets widgets widgets

many different launchers you can custom fit to your liking

Many more options

AND THEN YOU ROOT

And wow its a whole new world, get ready

Just my thoughts

Not to mention this awesome community, for the most part....
[Motorola Droid X2] king..kranium:
Just for the sake of rebellion I refuse to join the technologically and possibly mentally inferior software users...(iPhone) I do more than use software, I mod. And experiment
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
I've never actually played around with a jailbroken iPhone but from what I've read, the only perk is a nice app store. Can anyone shed some light on this?
[Motorola Droid X2] IDMA.DROID.X2:
That's basically it. For the iPods, you can change wallpaper and stuff and font and transitions and stuff. Basically what they have when they jailbreak, is what we have out of the box with android. But when we root, we have even more haha
[Motorola Droid X2] ashclepdia:
They still don't get cool widgets and launchers tho :p
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
I could'nt survive without a good weather + clock widget. And I NEED my app killer widget.
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
Until they started monitoring it, jailbreaking an iPhone also meant you could enable tethering for free.
[Motorola Droid X2] IDMA.DROID.X2:
I like weatherbug. Its has the temp for your area at the left of the status bar. If you pull down the status bar, it has weather info right at the top. Not sure if it has any widgets though.
[Motorola Droid X2] IDMA.DROID.X2:
I've only used the Google music widget, I put all the icons on the left and right side of the center home screen and keep the wall paper visible haha
[Motorola Droid X2] jsgraphicart:
I agree with this. iPhone user want the iPhone because its "the best piece of technology ever." But theres been more than one time I had to show an iPhone user to tap the home button twice to see all the running apps. And they've been wondering why their phone seems slower. Im sure there are people out there that don't even know about sliding down to get to the notification center. lol. The fact that people update their iPhone 4 to the iPhone 4s just for siri shows that people want the newest iPhone just because its the "cool" thing. Sad
[Motorola Droid X2] BreatheALittle:
Originally Posted by IDMA.DROID.X2

iPhones are for the people who don't understand nor want to understand the technology they are holding in their hands, they just want to go as far as jail breaking their phone. Android users are the ones that tend to be more into the technology in their phones. But then there are those iPhone users who think they know technology, yet they have a hard time understanding the difference between hard drive and SD card. So I think it boils down to the person, to their interest and how much time they want to spend on their phone besides texting and playing angry birds haha

Don't hate me, I just see a lot of people with iPhones thinking they know more about this stuff while spitting out words at random like "my CPU is better than yours!" Yet they have no idea what a CPU is.

+++++1111111

Yes and yes to both of your comments. I originally had an iPhone because I didn't know the first thing about technology. Yes, I'm still learning Android, I still make mistakes, and am misinformed from time to time... but I'm learning. When I had the iPhone, and knew absolutely nothing, I liked the fact that it just... worked. I didn't have to know how it worked, it just did. It is perfect for people who don't know the first thing about technology. It's all about brand recognition. iPhone is the "big name" so that's what people without tech knowledge go to. My boyfriend at the time told me I had to stop being "technologically rehtarded" (please no offense to anyone) and introduced me to Android. Now, I've messed up this phone on nearly a weekly basis, but it's helping me to learn the inner workings of the phone. I would never go back to Apple.

The same applies with tablets. I would never purchase an iPad now, knowing what I know. I would get an Asus Transformer Prime. :p

EDIT: Oh, and jsgraphicart - I was one of those people that didn't know to double click my home button to see my running apps when I first got my iPhone. :( Deep dark secret, revealed. *shamed* We all had to start somewhere though, right? That's why I love this forum and you guys. I learn so much. XDA is now the first thing I check when I get home from work, before Facebook or Twitter.
[Motorola Droid X2] Pixelation:
DROID DOES, Apple Did...like years ago

when people say iPhone I think 5-6 years ago. I like to lead, not follow :-)

Dee Ex Two - See Em Seven
[Motorola Droid X2] jsgraphicart:
Just take comfort in knowing that you weren't the only one. ;)
[Motorola Droid X2] Pixelation:
Yes they were....jk

Dee Ex Two - See Em Seven
[Motorola Droid X2] Cheapxj:
have you actually used an iPhone or are you just talking out of your ass, because this is not true.
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
Disprove him before you say he's wrong.
[Motorola Droid X2] king..kranium:
Id trust jubomimes opinion.
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
I kind of do, but I'd rather he explain why he thinks jumbo may or may not be talking out of his ass.
[Motorola Droid X2] xtel:
Android is a man's phone. This is why I bought my wife the iPhone 4s, and I'm strapped with DX2.
[Motorola Droid X2] BreatheALittle:
Hahaha... you're kidding, right?
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
Haha sexism...gotta love it (not)
[Motorola Droid X2] xtel:
I guess I'll need to set "/sarcasm" as my signature.
[Motorola Droid X2] BreatheALittle:
LOL nice! Glad it was sarcasm. ;) I was hoping!

Now, if you said that being a dev was for men... I *may* have to agree. Men seem to just know and understand that stuff. Like it's innate. I think men have a technology gene.
[Motorola Droid X2] g0thm0g:
Android tops iOS in my opinion for 3 reasons:

1. ability to tweak and customize

2. more free apps (at least for the types of tasks I am looking to perform)

3. widgets (after using Android for 2 years, I was genuinely shocked when I received an iPad as a holiday gift and couldn't put any widgets on the home screens)

That being said, if you don't care about any of those things, iOS just works and is a smooth experience.
[Motorola Droid X2] 6Flip9:
I was reading an article the other day, stating I phones have more recorded force closes than android os.

I have heard so many people state it isn't true. But at least android states the app is force closed. Cause iphones just abruptly terminate no warning no reasoning. "What just happen"
[Motorola Droid X2] Cheapxj:
It doesn't warn you of force closes, whatever you're doing just disappears.

there is a noticable delay between touching something on the screen and then the phone actually doing something about it. (iPhone 3GS)

to say it's "Buttery Smooth, ALL THE TIME" is false.

the 3GS felt "slow" to me compared to my G1 running android 1.6, stock, not rooted.

I've not touched an iPhone 4 or 4s, maybe they are "Buttery smooth all the time" but the 3gs which had SUPERIOR HARDWARE to my G1 certainly did not perform like it had superior hardware.

oh, and iTunes

I could have just said iTunes, and that would have sufficiently backed up my argument.
[Motorola Droid X2] thelowend:
Despite the fact this is a massive bump, I appreciate your input.
[Motorola Droid X2] layvin1:
Anyone have these discussions with a close friend that happens to be a Apple FANBOi .....you should post them here for everyone to read...or just discussions about any technology ...for simple humor or to learn something you may not know.

sent from a pimpin DX2 CM9DX2 Beta1 V6supercharged !
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
Everyone I know that has an iPhone have been pretty open about things. They even came to me for advice - should I get an iPhone or an Android. I gave them the straight information that I could:

Android - wide range of phones to choose from. Research to see which one best fits your needs. Customization is there. Not as many apps as iTunes, but a lot of stuff is free.

iPhone - Same UI. One phone to choose from. Can't customize. Excellent phone if you have a lot already tide into the Apple App Store. Early on, had the most apps (still does, but this isn't always a plus).

For most of my family members, they don't care about customizing their phones and they want something simple to use. And, a lot of them had iPods and had invested some money in the Apps store, so it was kind of a no-brainer in that case. In the end, I told them go to Verizon and try out the iPhone and some android phones and pick which you feel is best for you. They did and for them, they chose iPhones. I figured they would, but I wanted them to go and try them all out.

In the end, it came down to the money they had already invested into the iTunes app store. When it came time for my first smartphone, I didn't have any money wrapped up in iTunes (other than some music) so after much research, Android was the way for me. But, I'm a techie at heart, so I love to tinker and therefore, I knew the iPhone was NOT what I wanted. Heck, ever since the Mac came out, Apple was not my first choice of PC anymore. I loved the openness of the Apple ][ computer. It's how I learned to first program. But after the failure of Lisa and then the release of Mac (which had NO programming tools what-so-ever), I didn't like where Apple was headed. Then, my parents bought an IBM PC/XT and that was the end of Apple for me (even though I still kept going back to my Apple //e until it just wasn't feasible anymore).

So, in the end, I always like going for that which is allows me flexibility to do what I want, and that's Android. Yeah, it requires understanding some things and not having something hold your hand all the time, but that's what I like. I like to explore, tinker and discover things.

UPDATE: My oldest daughter is getting sick of her 4th gen ipod touch. It all stems with how difficult it is to copy music to and from the ipod. That's why I love Android phones! Hook it up, switch to mass storage (if you wish) and it is SO easy to copy music to and from the phone.