yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Rezound] eeeagle:
Dude, you are the man. Mad props on this one. ;)
[HTC Rezound] mjfan80:
I tried it, buy ni my case it doesn't work

before this try, my tablet was sign almost every words in red (except some name, or some word)

now, my tablet, doesn't make any king of spelling check :-(

but the "automatic correction" is enabled in the system setting

Why? some one can help?
[HTC Rezound] Decepticaons:
is this the reason why swype doesnt give me a choice of words anymore?
[HTC Rezound] pararoid:
Thanks!

Took me a while to get r/w to system/apps but once there the T9 and massively irritating underlining of every word has gone.

Awesome thank you so much.
[HTC Rezound] chemahg7:
Tnks

Works also with Spanish Dictionary Tnks

-----------------------------

Muchas Gracias :)
[HTC Rezound] Nate2:
Thanks for LatinImeGoogle.apk & LatinImeDictionaryPack.apk and the instructions!

Solved the problem on my iDeaUSA CT702 / YG A777 tablet running Android 4.0.3
[HTC Rezound] itekworld:
Thanks for you post! Just fixed a Nitro HD w/ MIUI 2.9.29 rom with your files. Much appreciated.
[HTC Rezound] kadnault:
not working

I have a Motorola Xoom FE, just got ICS today. tried this fix and it did not work. I was getting an operation error on the delete/rename. I went back in mounted after R/W and it still wasn't allowing it. Suggestions? All these red lines are driving me bananas....
[HTC Rezound] alexbk66:
Failure [INSTALL_PARSE_FAILED_NO_CERTIFICATES]

When I try to install

adb install LatinImeGoogle.apk

adb install LatinImeDictionaryPack.apk

I get:

Failure [INSTALL_PARSE_FAILED_NO_CERTIFICATES]

Any idea?
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
Adb push it to system then fix permissions. Don't try to install
[HTC Rezound] aish_varya:
use this app, will fix typing issues

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...SwyLDEsImNvbS5haXNodS50d2Vhay51c2VyLmRpY3QiXQ..
[HTC Rezound] dyetheskin:
are these necessary for aosp roms? anyone know on compatibility or if they tried say on cm9 rage latest version?
[HTC Rezound] JOSEunit10:
thx bro. solved my problem on a zte v970m stock rom, brand new phone.

just for curiosity, why this problem happen?. is a known issue of ICS?.
[HTC Rezound] RaesMama1:
Helpful advice

I've got a DOPO TD-1010. I've been working for the last two hours to fix that blasted 'no dictionary' issue. I couldn't get to the system folder to save my life, so after ripping some of my hair out, I went back out looking for other solutions. Someone mentioned that they just downloaded a keyboard program from the google store and then disabled the andriod keyboard. Could it be that simple?!? Yep, sure was. Thirty seconds later, all of the underlining was gone. Hope this helps some of the less tech savvy of you out there, I know it helped me :)
[HTC Rezound] mankaho:
Thanks guy!

is it necessary for me to root the Droid?

Can i adb pull the file without root?

kindly help....
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
You guys do realize that these files are obsolete and have been for over a year?

Sent from my Nexus 4
[HTC Rezound] Kiof:
Doesn't seem to work on a chinese phone

Hello all,

I try this fixing on my Bluebo B3000 android phone (ICS 4.0.4).

Every words are underline in red, whatever the default 'european' language I set on the phone (e.g. french, english, ...) :(

I add the 2 files (LatinImeGoogle.apk & LatinImeDictionaryPack.apk) in the correct directory /system/app

I rename LatinIME.apk in LatinIME.apk.bak.

When I restart the phone, there is not available keyboard on the phone (only default google voice keyboard).

It seems that the 2 new files are not taken into account.

Is there anything to do with the LatinIME.odex file existing in the /system/app directory?

Is there any right issue (rwx, user, root?) to set on the files?

thanks for your help
[HTC Rezound] maverickuk:
don't understand

I don't understand what you mean by this statement. Surely these are language files, which are good for years / 10's of years. Just because something is a year old doesn't make it obsolete.

What would make sense is if you are saying that android doesn't use these files and/or the location for them has changed. Is that what you are saying? I think it would be useful if you clarified your statement more. thank you.
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
These are fix files for one ROM that stopped being updated a year and a half ago. They aren't needed and haven't been needed in any other rom for a long long time. This thread didnt need to be resurrected.
[HTC Rezound] SynisterWolf:
make sure you set the correct permissions for the apk. RW R R before rebooting or the phone wont see it.

---------- Post added at 10:27 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:24 AM ----------

you are kinda correct. these files are outdated but will work on any sense 3.6 ICS rom. The user dictionary has nothing to do with the spell check and the keyboard is just a keyboard. language packs are stored elsewhere and your framework must have the translation already built in. IE if the dev "trimmed" framework-res.apk to remove other language besides english this wont work.
[HTC Rezound] Nate2:
With all due respect, I disagree.

A friend recently bought a new Digix TAB730 tablet (running Android 4.0.4) that appears to need this fix. My iDeaUSA CT702/YG A777 tablet running Android 4.0.3 needed this fix too. Neither of which run the same ROM as the OP.

I wish device manufacturers in China would read this thread and implement this fix before shipping their tablets out. Nothing more annoying than having every word you type underlined in red.

My Google Nexus 7 running Android 4.1.2 had these 2 .apk files in /system/app
[HTC Rezound] GrayBoltWolf:
You do know Ashton was referring to the Rezound?
[HTC Rezound] Nate2:
It's strange how this fix for the Rezound fixed the problem on a wider range of devices (I found this thread from a Google search).

Just curious, but did the Rezound ship with ICS where this problem didn't occur?

I have reason to believe this problem is caused in general by device manufacturers who don't integrate their devices properly with Android ICS. Here's another example of sub-par integration: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2242570
[HTC Rezound] SynisterWolf:
In theory this fix will work for any HTC device on ics with sense 3.6

I wouldn't put it past vzw and HTC to release crap from time to time. We had 2 or 3 ics ota for this phone.
[HTC Rezound] luisengard:
Be careful

I followed these steps and granted RW permissions and ended up with no keyboard... trying to fix it now, as reverting back the changes does not work anymore.

OnePlus One 33R

Cheers!
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pandasaurus:
I was under the impression that LTE would not be supported until Tango or Apollo, but the AT&T Titan II and Lumia 900 will have LTE while running Mango.

Is it something special about AT&T's LTE network that allows this? Or did Mango always support LTE?

If Mango supports LTE, how far off does an LTE WP7.5 device for Verizon seem? (Verizon said that the reason they don't support WP7 is due to lack of 4G LTE)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
I'm not sure if 7720 supported LTE, but I think one of the newer releases does.

Mind you, LTE or not, AT&T uses GSM and Verizon uses CDMA, and it may just be that, while both are supported independently, the combination of CDMA with LTE is not yet tested. After all, most of the world uses GSM; CDMA wasn't supported at all until 7389 (NoDo).
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pandasaurus:
Does it matter whether the phone uses GSM or CDMA for 2G/3G? LTE is a GSM technology (hence the LTE SIM cards on 4G Verizon phones), so I figured it'd be all the same to the phone.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
I'd guess it's the combination of the technologies, since the phones aren't pure LTE. Being able to fall back from LTE to 3G CDMA, or being able to do data on LTE while taking a call on CDMA (something pure CDMA phones can't do at all), probably requires a bunch of extra work and testing.

It's also worth noting that Verizon may just be misleading people. They've shown no particular interest in the Windows Phone brand at all, right from the beginning. Between "Droid"-branded Android devices and iPhones, they don't seen too interested in other platforms.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinister1:
I want to say yes it does because T-Mobile has 4G Windows phones at their stores.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
T-Mobile isn't using LTE yet, though. Their "4G" is really more a "3.5G" technology - it's a faster variant of their 3G, not a completely new tech. It let them bring it to market early and deploy it widely, and it *is* pretty fast, but it's not LTE.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinister1:
I stand corrected. :D
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pandasaurus:
Mmkay. So my understanding is that Mango supports LTE on a GSM network (AT&T) as of now, but not LTE mixed with CDMA (Verizon)?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DavidinCT:
I guess I have to say on Verizon's defence, They only had a choice of 2 devices, because of their CDMA network. It's Microsoft that limited the options for Sprint and Verizon.

Yes, I do also believe that Verizon has Android and the iPhoney so far up their ass they don't see anything else...BUT, they have released in a Press statement that they would be interested in WP7 if it had LTE options available. Maybe the Lumina 900 would come to verizon...

Maybe we will, maybe we wont...
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
Waaaait... *Microsoft* limited the devices available to Sprint and Verizon?!? Not Sprint and Verizon themselves, who chose to use a technology almost nobody else in the world uses. Not the OEMs, who didn't build more CDMA-based WP7 devices. No, it was Microsoft, who will license WP7 to anybody who wants it and who have both a CDMA and a GSM version, who are to blame here? I'm confused.

The OEMs are the ones who decide what devices to manufacture. Of course, they do that based on having customers. If Sprint and/or Verizon were to ask for more WP7 devices, you can be sure HTC, LG, Samsung, Nokia, and maybe even Dell, Asus, or Sony Ericson would be willing to provide (Motorola seems to have no interest). Heck, Toshiba/Fujitsu *has* a CDMA/GSM hybrid phone running Mango - it was the first gen2 phone ever released! I'm actually surprised Sprint *hasn't* started importing it; the IS12T is a nice piece of hardware, and would complement the Arrive well.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pandasaurus:
It's not Sprint and Verizon's fault for choosing CDMA over GSM. They made the decision years ago, before smartphones even existed.

CDMA is actually the smart choice for a big country like the US. Each CDMA radio tower has a larger cover radius than GSM radio towers. Not only that, the call quality is usually better.

And China predominantly uses CDMA. As time passes, CDMA will become more prevalent.

That said, it's not Microsoft's fault, either. The reason there aren't many CDMA WP7 devices is due to OEMs not making many of them.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acid2012cid:
Thanks, it is this.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DavidinCT:
Keep in mind, the world is about 90-95% GSM. Microsoft decided to support the world wide standard before they went to CDMA on release(

it was publicly stated by Microsoft

). So, yes, it is sort of Microsoft's fault why there is only 2 US CDMA models.

OEMs knew this too. Make phones for 90-95% of the world or promote your efforts to a smaller market. It makes total business sense why it was done this way. Windows Phone 7 Didn't even support CDMA till NoDO months later after release.

China's CDMA is not the same as the US CDMA, its almost totaly different, WCDMA, they dont work together, so it's a different chipsets needed.

WIth that being said, Verizon or Sprint could of dumpped money at the project to get more WP7 devices but, with the problems with WM, they held back a little.

So, it's Microsoft and the carriers fault for the lack of CDMA phones. LTE is another thing totaly. We should hear about LTE WP7 phones at WMC coming up very soon.

A release for LTE based CDMA phones is another story....
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] illegaloperation:
OK, this is something I will address. There are three large mobile operators in China: China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom.

China Mobile uses GSM/EDGE for 2G and TD-SCDMA for 3G.

China Unicom uses GSM/EDGE for 2G and UMTS for 3G

China Telecon uses CDMA2000 for 2G and EVDO for 3G.

What the local Chinese refer to as "CDMA" is actually W-CDMA which is a UMTS technology.

Whether or not Verizon choose to carry LTE Windows Phone is a political issue, not a technical one. Windows Phone does support both LTE and CDMA2000/EVDO.
[General Questions and Answers] mrnapolean1:
How do i download the Android Market on a Pandigital Novel 9" black multimedia ereader?

It has Eclair on it. the .apk's ive tried give me a error:

Error

there is a problem parsing the package

[ok]
[General Questions and Answers] nevrlow:
U need the google framework. Search your ? Using google

Sent From Space Using My ICS Flavored Sensation
[General Questions and Answers] mrnapolean1:
Is this framework install on android? and where can i get this framwork?
[General Questions and Answers] nevrlow:
U need to use google. Google.com your question. I will point u in the right direction but wont do the work for ya.

Sent From Space Using My ICS Flavored Sensation
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] NastroGlide:
For the record, I was really trying not to rant about my Prime...

C1OKAS s/n. GPS in-op. Bt/Wifi - good. Connected my Jawbone Icon and then started watching Archer on Netflix (A2DP to Icon), never experienced wifi degradation. So that seemed good. Wifi reception was as good as my OG Evo 4g and Asus 1018P netbook.

Updated to ICS out of the box. Rooted after it became apparent that I needed to.

So to begin the rant: This tablet is useless out of the box. I stream my movies from my desktop (.wmv b/c that's what my samsung tv accepts) from my computer - the prime can't. Downloaded dice player free - super choppy, will work it out later. Started dl'ing apps n actually paying for them since I now have an interface that is more user-friendly (in size). Couldn't wait to go to work and use it through out my day--------SCREECHING HALT!!! NO AD HOC WIFI SUPPORT IN ICS!!! Which means no tethering to our phones. At this point I was letting some things go, i.e. the excessive light bleed all across bottom and right side, the in-op GPS, the inabilty to stream movies on my existing network, and the buggy interface that kept making apps appear and disappear on my home screens. So now I am in the worst situation of all, I have to RMA it to Asus b/c I made 2 noob mistakes while fixing my ad hoc issue. I rooted so I could use certain apps, then realized I can fix ad hoc support. So I started working on that and accidentally changed my '/system/bin' folder to '/system/bin - Copy'. This was a slip of my finger and that was that. Couldn't change it back for whatever reason. Then I made the grave mistake of rebooting. Haven't gotten passed the Eee Pad screen since. Tried many many things to no avail. So at this point, I made a big mistake and I am Boned b/c Asus thought it wise to lock the bootloader. Otherwise, I could've rooted and loaded a custom recovery yada yada, backed up, restored.....

I will end this saying that I have a $750+ paper weight b/c of my own actions, but this never would have happened if I had an unlocked bootloader, ad hoc support, and more basic functionality that modern electronics are expected to come equipped with. Asus, you have made one damn fine looking device, but where the hell is the functionality that we have come to expect from you? My Asus 1018P netbook has bluetooth 3.0 and usb 3.0 and I bought it 2 years ago! Why doesn't this tablet have much more functionality out of the box? It definitely has a steep learning curve and this is exactly why Android is always going to be in second place! Make a damn finished & functioning product before releasing it for Christ sakes!

Yeah yeah I know......Cool Story Bro. Don't flame me for being right. I was hoping/expecting to get a good one, but apparently the flaws are more widespread than I imagined.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] zektor:
AFAIK, there has been no AD-HOC support in ANY Android tablets I have tried out of the box. This held true for the Xoom (had to root and custom rom before it worked) and the Toshiba Thrive. I did not expect AD-HOC to work out of the box at all honestly.

That said, Sprint Hotspot works perfectly.

Honestly, I do not think it fair that you would be pissed at the device because you caused the damage trying to make it do something that it natively did not have support for. I am all for tinkering, rooting, etc....but I am aware that there may be unforeseeable consequences that go along with it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] m3t4lw01f:
I wifi tether to my phone with my prime all the time. Unless I'm missing something and you're using a method other than portable hotspot?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] _Gir_:
Sounds like you've got infrastructure capes on your phone. Not all of them do and require an ad hoc connection. ICS doesn't suppor the later.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
We already have ad hoc network tethering working on ICS. Check out QnA section on how to enable it again. Very simple, requires root though. Its the thread created by lock n load.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] yoursexyhero:
A bit off topic but I'm curious why are you guys tethering from the tablet to your phone? If you're worried about data usage because of data plan caps why don't you make the phone connect to the same wifi source the prime is connecting to? Idknwhat ad-hoc is so maybe someone can fill me in why u would connect to wifi just to make it go from the prime to your phone.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] foxmeister:
Erhhh, to get data on their tablet when they are not in range of a WiFi AP? ;)

Regards,

Dave
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I think they mean tethering from phone to the prime. Or if you have a laptop with wireless card, you could tether that connection to the prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] yoursexyhero:
Confused.......so ur not tethering FROM the phone to the tablet?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] alanhzl:
I believe you can download the original rom image from asus's website, put the rom on a micro sd card and flash it thru the stock recovery.

search the forum, i think someone have brick the prime and fixed it that way...

good luck.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] deejaylobo:
Movies seems to work fine for me using Splashtop or one of the VLC apps.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mark.m.moran:
What about MKV files??
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] BUYMECAR:
VLC Pro works awesome.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] YoMarK:
So you have a few problems:

1) You want to stream video with the most crappy, worst supported and most hated codec ever: WMV(Windows Media Video) ? The fact that that's the only format your Samsung TV supports, does only say something about your Samsung TV. The Prime plays almost every format I trow at it just fine, even High profile 1080p h264 MKV files. Most other "Premium" tablets can't do this. My advice is: use a normal video codec, and the file will play just fine.

2) You rooted your tablet, and renamed the entire /system/bin/ folder, thus bricking you device. I feel sorry for you, but you sound like the Prime is to blame.

3) Then the rant about a locked bootloader. You're right...this is something ASUS should never have done, but you know you can probably flash every original firmware(they are signed so they do work with the current bootloader) back right. I've seen this mentioned elsewhere.

4) Ad Hoc WiFI: My Prime connects without problem to my phone(Nexus One with ICS 4.03). Maybe it has something to do with encryption, because with WPA2-PSK with password set Wifi hotspot works fine. Even without rooting.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jerdog:
I am so thankful you seem to be the only one who has figured out that we should have a post about complaints on this tablet.

WAIT..... I am sorry - I am mistaken. There are 15,000 threads about this stuff already. You must have thought your thread would be more special. My apologies.
[HTC Jetstream] typhoonikan:
Unsure if this it possible, but could it be done to enlarge the 3x4 HTC widgets to likie 5x6 to fill half the homescreen in landscape?

I doubt anyone is interested in this...?
[HTC Jetstream] kailashpchhabria:
It would be nice if some.such thing could.be done. Surely useful in some aspects.. hope some dev or someone with good.know how can direct us..
[HTC Jetstream] typhoonikan:
one of the first things that surprised me was that there was no such widget. Although, the HTC widgets ARE much larger than other widgets on other devices. So I am thankful for that. My roommates widgets on his galaxy s may as well be icons. Lol
[HTC Jetstream] Giblet-dono:
I would love this, I actually expected this when I get my Jetstream!

I hope someone can make it this way, i know resizing is possible from the new endavour leak the widgets are getting resized for the sensation!
[HTC Jetstream] craig0r:
lol still better than the widgets on my roommate's iPad2. ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MrDrumngun:
Anybody notice that engadget is running media play back service under running apps even when you are not using it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Invicto:
Anyone can help me?

i can not check the version via *#1234#

which application missing in the system gives this information?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Joey2o11:
:confused: what happens when you enter it?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kyleforge:
Make sure you're using the standard dialer on a Samsung based rom
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Invicto:
Nothing happens. I use a lite REBELROM 1.2
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Blame the rom then .

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Invicto:
OK. Changed the rom. Resolved.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] owen magnetic:
Just curious - could you not just see the version info in "About phone" in your settings menu?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Invicto:
About phone I can see but I want know the CSC based
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
Old Downloads

DisasterROM_V10 is a NO wipe mini pack, install it only over v9

DevHost Download

DisasterROM_V9 is a wipe rom, make a buckup if possible.

DevHost Download
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MrTimms:
I am having the new ROM itch, perhaps this will scratch it for me...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
nice to hear :D when your "perhaps" dissappears I hope you will like it ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lulabby:
can you please post some screen shots which would be very helpful for us, thank you.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ayk33:
it looks interesting :) can you please add screenshots please? thanks for your hard work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ole12:
Since he says he keeps it as stock as possible, don't think screenshots will help you :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ayk33:
missed that :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bervin:
Shouldn't this be in Android Development instead?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toma62:
Tested works great

excellent compliment Rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dj stewie:
This is a excellent rom. Thanks to Mirko ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
in post #2 there s some ;)

thank you man, you re welcome (already tried?)

screen posted in #2 post

Yeah :P

Why should it be? And in case we got the best moderators to move threads ;)

Thank you mate ;) waiting 4 your impressions
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mirko ddd:
Hi mate, I took a screenshot during one of ours chatting ihihh :D

Let me know about pulldown bar animation ;)