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[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naddict:
Kenny.

Haven't really paid much attention to eithe cm 7 or 9...brief looks at the forums for both make me leary as there seems to be lots of problems with them. Am I off base?
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jbadboy2007:
Cm7 should be solid it would depend on the nightly you flash. But cm9 is alpha so I'm sure it has some bugs
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KennyG123:
It's not for everyone. It is non-Touchwiz. That is probably the most important thing to remember so things will be different. I made a thread in General on both CM7 and CM9 where people can post tips and tricks to ease the experience of jumping over. I ran CM7 for awhile up to nightly 28. It is solid. CM9 as stated is in Alpha 3 now. It is pretty good for a taste of ICS but not for everyone.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tempt:
I think the OP is looking for a production build, so a nightly build version would not be ideal. CleanGB would be my recommendation. Just less overhead and room for errors.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Naddict:
side by side comp

Interesting thing, obvious too for most...

Each of the Devs use each other stuff(s) and they give credit for the mods each have used in the final rom...

As a side by side, I can see pros and cons of the two, I have used both and seem to lean towards Sleeper...not sure exactly why. but I have nandrroids of both ready to go.

Just cant seem to want to try the CM builds, would love to see what the Viper Devs could come up with in EL30 though.
[Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaytay:
I just loaded the 1.1.2 BML, and seems to be solid.
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[General Topics] the_scotsman:
This belong here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=840940
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Garner:
Hi im wanting to develop an app for my website that im ive started developing MoanBoard but i need to know where is ther best place to start or website to try, im wanting to create an app that people can write posts to each other post on a wall like facebook for people to comment back etc. im wanting it to write to the website and sync back to the app etc also allow people to join etc.

Could someone please point me in the right direction on starting this new area :)
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] madhad:
How much internal memory do yall have with mango for apps pics music etc, and Hows your battery life with mango on your hd2?
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] walidhazem:
it depends on your sd card

if u have 8 gb u have 8gb internal

and battery was good when i used it
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] dxdy:
with right radio combination, battery life is good...

best is radio combination 2.12/5.51 or 2.15/5.51
[Sony Tablet S] depulle87:
Hey guys,

I am currntly the proud owner of a Asus Transformer eee pad, TF 101

I have it rooted and a bit overclocked.

I love sony products but I have to say I am still doubting of trading my Transfomer for a Tablet S

What are the things I am missing at the moment and what am I going to mis when I decide to switch.

can you guys help me a bit with the cons and pro's ?

The transformer PROs

- keybord dock

- extended batery life becauseof dock

- bigger screen

- a lot of custom roms and things to play with

The Tablet S PROS

- User Interface

- Design of tablet

- IR to control my Bravia TV

- PS certified ( controller )

the Transformer CONs

- minor light bleed

The Tablet S CONs

- not a lot of custom ROMs (yet)

- no gorilla glass

they have the same cpu right? but what about the gpu ?
[Sony Tablet S] praed0r:
A definite Pro is native support of the dualshock controller - I play Tomb Raider 1 to 5) and Abe's Oddysee / Exodus daily !!.

Must admit however that I use Fpse to do it, these ps1 games are not available 'officially' on the Tablet S store (yet)
[Sony Tablet S] diddy64:
I am an extremely proud owner of the Sony. People are always looking at in when in in a cafe. It is stunning to look at and when holding it the balance is perfect, whether it be portrait or landscape mode.

I'm not one for "run of the mill" gadgets, i like something different and the Sony is just that. I looked at the Transformer and decided other wise due to the fact of the enormous size of it and the "run of the mill" looks. Having the ability to play certified( and not) games is incredible and i shall be investing in a ps3 controller shortly to play these type of games.

OH OH, did i mention the incredible infra red remote control, I am able to control my Sky box, LG surround sound and my TV all in the comfort of my Favorited chair.

This little baby has just been rooted and as far as I'm concerned the Sony has just been born. I was fortunate to have only bought the Sony 1 week before it was rooted and now the gates have opened to hopefully custom roms( not to bothered really) and other good things.

So to conclude, this is one tablet that i will be keeping for some time, the screen, speed, looks and the geek factor makes it a winner.

Ps. The one thing i need now is the external sd to be used for system data.

David.
[Sony Tablet S] DreadPirateDan:
Everyone is going to experience different tablets differently. So what you need to ask yourself is "Am I happy with my tablet?"

If the answer is yes then stop looking over the fence and enjoy what you have :D

If no, then perhaps you should indeed look at trading it in.

I for one regret buying the damn thing. Slowest piece of junk I've ever touched once you put a few things on it. Keyboard lags out like crazy so I have to type at turtle speed.

Unfortunately it was a joint purchase with my gf and it's either this or an iPad, so I'm boned.

The remote is pretty much a novelty at best - you have to look at it everytime you use it. I much prefer a one handed physically guided real remote even if I need 4.

I'm not about to go looking up the specs of your tab but I'm pretty certain it is a tegra 2 device (same cpu and gpu).

Also a big con - no gorilla glass. I had it wrapped in a tshirt and when I pulled it out of my bag and unwrapped it there were 2 little scratches on it :( so not happy.

After a couple weeks I really started to become very unhappy with the build quality. Creak, hollow cheap plastic sounds. Sometimes the screen makes funny hollow sounds when you press it too!

Obviously this is just my opinion on it and I realise plenty of people really like the device.
[Sony Tablet S] agc93:
Just for your problems Dan, I'd recommend taking it back. With that many problems, thats more than enough cause for a replacement device and my Tablet has none of the problems you mention. My Tablet can keep up with my iPad 2, no problems. The keyboard seems pretty speedy (but I mostly use SwiftKey, anyway), and the build quality on mine is flawless. Even after banging around in my bag for weeks, theres not even a sign of a scratch or a creak.

As for the original question, I absolutely love mine. I used to own a Samsung Galaxy Tab, then picked this up and I love it. I don't usually have the same problems as others since the SD card change doesnt overly fuss me (I use Astro, which deals with it just fine)
[Sony Tablet S] depulle87:
Ok thanks for the replys.

The tablet I have now is great I freaking love the damn thing, but ...

Like diddy64 said I know its true, because i have had all sony android phones and currently the arc s.

This phone has not best specs out there but for me it has the Sony WOW factor, when you hold than you feel it lays so good in your hand and the design is just amazing.

Is the tablet S the same under the tablet categorie as the Arc S is under the phone categorie ?

- does it feel good holding it in your hands ?

- when you see it you go WOW! ?
[Sony Tablet S] blambo:
1. Sony display: Super deep blacks, video playback crisp and clean, it's far more color saturated than any other tablet. Period.

2. Remote control: TV, BluRay, DVD, 7.1, WD Live, etc. I can go from room to room and select multiple devices on the fly... yes, instantly. This means no matter where I am in the house, I can be the super-dude with the outrageous all-in-one remote. Hotel TV's? Set-up in a heartbeat. Also, there's no way you are going to misplace this baby! Fantastic.

3. Network playback: Audio and video is fast and clean. Whatever they did with the wifi update, the speed and range of the 300mbps n works supremely well now, excellent really. It's far better than any other tab... at any price. Try ES File Explorer with your network shares. The iPad sux, the ASUS is awful (say what, how could they screw that up?) Yeah, OK the Galaxy range is just about as good, but real world it tops at about 45mbps. The Sony is flat out far superior. Try it.

4. Sony PDF Reader: Superb, Kindle style side by side page layout, clean, crystal clear, even at low rez. I read lots of downloaded eMags: Travel, Design, Health, Tech, Science, Automotive, etc. The installed Sony reader is the best. Faster absorption with a straight forward left to right format. Rasterization and reflow are incredible. The Sony black on white saturation is a big part of it too. See it to believe it.

5. Size/Design: One handing with this one is crazy good. Holding in left, (i.e. Kindle or Skype) taking notes or holding mobile phone with right. Balanced feel is perfect, somebody did a lot of of fearless "new design ergo live-test" homework. Also, using 'Thumb Keyboard 4' is a breeze. Text and email is so much easier at this size point than with any other tablet, Samsung Galaxy included. I'm doing this reply on the S1, it's easy.

6. Sony DLNA: I can throw 'drag n drop' vids/tunes from the external SDcard to any/all the TVs, xBox's, audio devices (and soon to the car radio.) Scenario: S1 in cradle on bedroom dresser, with that nice Sony desk clock display running, Sony DLNA broadcasting in the background, seamlessly throwing vids to the TV? We don't need no stinking HDMI cables! Fun stuff.

OK, there are lots of little things to like with this tablet. Sorry to sound like a fanboy ad for Sony, but I shopped for the right tablet for a solid month then knew I was making the right decision with the S1. Now rooted, (ty ty djrbliss!) I am enjoying the S1 even more. Have had the thing for three months now, it just keeps getting better. :cool:
[Sony Tablet S] vivftp:
I've had my Tablet S for about 5 months now and use it daily. It's now surpassed my PC as my tool for web browsing, and I haven't even touched the browser on my phone in months.

If you're trying to decide what to do, I might suggest waiting type of improvements Sony will make with the ICS update. One feature that was mentioned is the ability to throw your tablet Screen to your TV (not just media like it currently does). I don't know how this feature works or if you can throw absolutely anything, but if that's the case then the tablets lack of HDMI would be more than forgiven. Who knows what else they'll be coming out with.

EDIT.

I should also mention I haven't had a single problem with defects in the craftsmanship of my tablet. I've dropped it several times on hardwood and tile floors, and not a single dent.

Also for those talking about scratches on the screen, please note that every single Tablet S comes with a helluva thick screen proector from the factory. The scratches you're seeing are on that, not the screen. The screen itself, once you remove the protector is surprisingly good, and handles fingerprints quite nicely when swiping. One of my friends with the Tablet S had the Sony screen protector on top of it (this is before we knew there was a factory protector) and the idiot managed to drop his tablet screen first onto the corner of a cinderblock. There was a hole straight through the Sony screen protector and we thought he had chipped his screen. Once we discovered and removed the factory protector, we found his screen was perfectly intact. This damned tablet can take a beating!
[Sony Tablet S] bartbla:
How did you remove the factory installed screenprotector? i tried it, but it looks like it's on there to stay. My se arc had a factory installed screenprotector to, and i was able to take it of.
[Sony Tablet S] vivftp:
The factory screen protector does take a little work to remove. First things first you need to be able to pull up a corner of it, then it's just a matter of slowly tugging very hard. It's sticky, and we actually had 2 people work on it - 1 holding it and 1 tugging at the protector until we eventually got it off. Underneath the screen itself will be kinda sticky afterwards, but that was cleaned up pretty quickly. I was actually quite surprised how well the screen itself resisted fingerprints when compared to the factory protector and the Sony protector.
[Sony Tablet S] DreadPirateDan:
What the? I'v never seen any evidence of a screen protector on mine :S.. this is most interesting. I'll suss it out when I get home, if it has one then this is the best news i've heard in ages :D.

But not to get my hopes up too much... it does feel very much like scratched glass when you touch it with a finger nail, not scratched plastic
[Sony Tablet S] MarkB709:
Why is it that you're thinking of moving over to the Tablet S?

I'd say that both are great devices...but one isn't a big enough upgrade from the other.

My guess is that you're like me and just like getting NEW stuff lol. You should force yourself to wait and buy a tegra 3 device. Even wait and get the next sony one with tegra 3 or stick with ASUS or whatever lol. I don't think it's too good an idea to move between the tegra 2 tablets right now. You'll just be finding sinilar pros and cons between all of them.
[Sony Tablet S] vivftp:
I didn't realize it either. Hell, I've owned my Xperia X10a for about a year and it took that long (and applying a third party screen protector) to realize Sony had put one on from the factory!

When you look at your tablet, look at the bottom corners holding it in landscape mode. You'll see the edges of the screen protector the easiest down there. My friend who removed his protector still hasn't put another one on and his screen doesn't have a single scratch - this is now about 1 month since we removed it. If you are intent upon removing it, it does take a bit of work but it will eventually come off if you go nice and slowly.

If you really only have a couple of scratches on it though, I suggest leaving it on. It is quite a thick piece of plastic and actually provides some great protection for the screen. If you're planning on putting another one on though, then go for it.
[Sony Tablet S] Kermit33:
The Transformer is too heavy especially when connected to the keyboard dock.

I also like the blinking light (next to the On/Off key) when there are incoming emails.
[Sony Tablet S] bartbla:
I finally got the screenprotector from the tablet it's much better this way, just like my arc, with less dust and fingerprints. (My arc is a year old and almost since the beginning without the screenprotector and has no scratches) thanx!
[Sony Tablet S] depulle87:
Well I just like sony better but my asus is a good tablet.

and yes I like having new stuff

I've had an offer to trade my tablet for a new tablet S, one on one no extra price
[Sony Tablet S] depulle87:
He guys just wanted to let you know I joined the club, tablet s owner reporting in
[Sony Tablet S] kadji9:
Good choice mate, sony s is a great tablet, very portablet, not to big, not to small!!

And the Sony S style is perfect to hold for long time
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chippey5:
Hello everyone,

I have a major problem that all started with bootlooping. I was about to recover my phone in CWM in several ways and suddenly one of the times I went back in CWM, my phone couldn't read, mount or open any file on its storage. Nor internal or external memory, nothing. I have been troubleshooting for two days now and still no luck. I have restored kernels, flashed stock rom with/without pit files (.512) and again - still no luck.

Does ANYONE have a clear answer for this problem? I will be very grateful for any tries or suggestions and I hope it will help people in the future aswell.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spamtrash:
do you have or had something like E: Can't mount /dev/block/stl10 (invalid Argument) ??:rolleyes:

good luck, and start from using a search button here;)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chippey5:
Sorry, no, only the can't mount/open and unkown volume.

That's also a weird thing that there are "uncomplete" tutorials to get rid of /dev/block and no tutorials at all to get rid of the problem that I (and probably a lot of other people) have. Thanks for you suggestion though, it's highly appreciated.

Does anyone else have any ideas?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riverwindg:
ODIN + repartition

If you can go into "Download mode" using the keys combo and ODIN recognizes the device, I think that you should try flashing a stock rom with using the pit file and the "re-partition" option.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scubadude:
As mentioned in post above you need to flash a stock rom. I had this issue after trying to restore my stock backup straight from CM7. They use different file systems hence the issue (I think). Anyway I used odin with re-partition checked using all four files (pit, csc etc) Worked perfectly although I had to first flash the four files with re-partition and then flash a second time without checking re-partion and using only the three files (did not use pit file on second flash) after this everything ok - flashed cf-root & now team icssgs 4.2 with no major issues
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chippey5:
Ok but I tried to flash the PDA& .512 pit file with re-partition on but it gets stuck. Though I haven't tried with modem and CSC along. Could you guys help me with finding these files altogether? I am not so experienced with ODIN :p
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scubadude:
you need all files. pit file, pda, modem & csc. I also found that although a lot of people recommended Odin 1.3 (?? not sure) I found this got stuck & I used 1.85(??not sure but I think 1.85) with no issues.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chippey5:
K I found something here, I'm going to try it now. Will update you with news afterwards :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chippey5:
Problem solved.

Link to thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1195335

My log from odin:

Scubadude, I personally thank you for your time and support. It was highly appreciated in every way, you certainly deserve a click on the "Thanks button" :D

If anyone needs help with the link (If it disappears or something) from the linked thread, PM me and Ill upload it for you

Cheers :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spamtrash:
Personally, I'd recommend you use the last 2.3.6, Ramad's deodexed version
[Kindle Fire General] NebulaSleuth:
I want to skip registration on the Kindle Fire. I don't care to run any of the amazon apps anyway, and plan on rooting but otherwise leaving the stock OS in place. I plan on using the device to run my own custom software only.

I've seen that there is a way to do this on the Nook, but would prefer to use the Fire.

Is this possible? Or are you required to register the device before you can do anything?
[Kindle Fire General] b63:
you don't need to register if you don't want to
[HTC Rezound] theabnormalone:
I dl'd the rom today and installed on my SD card. I then extract the boot.img file from the PH98.img and flashed it via fastboot. When I went ot install the rom I got an SD card error (Status 6). I removed the sd card deleted the rom and placed the dl'd copy back on my SD card. I got the same error. Any help out there? Do I need to use the PH98.img?

Also. does anyone know if the MMS works in this app?
[HTC Rezound] OLDsJUNKIE:
Not to put down the work of anyone, but with the number of Sense ICS ROMs out right now that are stable I would be a little leery of this one. Trying to develop a ROM and make it stable without having the device the ROM is for is a tricky proposition. There's only so much you can do in the terminal without being able to account for hardware inconsistencies. Just my two cents. It sounds like the PH is intended to install the boot.img automatically. Have you had any other issues with your SD?
[HTC Rezound] theabnormalone:
No other issues with the SD card. Am I wrong in thinking that extracting the boot.img and loading via fastboot accomplishes the same as allowing the phone to load the PH img?
[Nexus S General] RushAOZ:
This is still laughable to me. Still, quadrant was updated to work well with ICS. This is my score with cm7 gingerbread @1.440 ghz. Why am I above a galaxy nexus? Hmm.. :trollface:
[Nexus S General] Esteway.619:
Hahaha your funny here's my galaxy nexus. Try to beat that lol;) stock rooted with 13.5ghz over clock
[Nexus S General] italia0101:
My t-prime got 4500 :-)
[Nexus S General] RushAOZ:
Haha what I meant to say is, why am I above a gnex? Oh yea, this benchmark is FLAWED!! lol
[Nexus S General] ghling:
My result with CM9 v2.1, T132-ICS-CM9 Kernel and CPU set to 200-1000 MHz, ondemand: 2257.

Of course the NS can't mess with an GN, but i'm still impressed how much performance you can gain with custom-roms and -kernels.
[Nexus S General] Evo_Shift:
I'm running gingerbread deck and the matrix kernel with an overclock to 1.2...(not live oc) and got a score of sound 2966. Hopefully the official 4G build gets ics performance up a little more. I find it hard to believe my device on GB out preforms a galaxy nexus by so much...
[Nexus S General] demo23019:
Lol nice update like how they slapped a galaxy tab score with io hack at top to make this crap look legit.

At least now you can distinguish actual hardware scores from IO.and supports dualcore.

about the only legit thing to go by in this benchmark is the CPU

anyways enough *****ing

here is my score without any io minpluation

on Eugen's speedy 7 1.44/performance/SIO/65FPS refresh
[Nexus S General] mrjimyjohn:
How are you guys viewing your results? Mine tells me that the next update will include the result browser due to different scores in this version? :confused:
[Nexus S General] demo23019:
you have to except the new shady test result message at the end of the test
[Nexus S General] simms22:
im sorry, i really couldnt resist. the sight of this thread to me was like a cat sensing catnip :p

a cm9 kang with trinity t144, at 1.44ghz
[Nexus S General] 309041291a:
Use to get 3000... sad times....

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

CM9 Kang (Build 6 of 2.1)

Eugene's Kernel (Speedy-7)

OC 800/100 (conservative)
[Nexus S General] Rem3Dy:
you forget the galaxy nexus has a lot more pixels to push.....
[Nexus S General] RushAOZ:
Very true. More than 2.5 times the Res.
[Nexus S General] RushAOZ:
The power vr540 is a beast.
[Nexus S General] RushAOZ:
Sgx540*

Sorry, I'm drunk.
[Nexus S General] demo23019:
Yup you're right forgot about that
[Nexus S General] ljordan2:
What the heck? I am getting better scores with Trintity(880/220, conservative) than SG's kernel(1100/200, performance).

SG's kernel

View attachment 901627

Trintity

View attachment 901628

I know that benchmark is nothing but still it is weird.
[Nexus S General] kooskoos1814:
So did I, never could determine why...
[Nexus S General] simms22:
dont let the 880mhz in trinity teuv fool you, its as fast as many 1.2ghz kernels.
[Nexus S General] :
Only one place to go for accurate kernel comparison...

kernels ; battery ; ROM ; gov/sched
[Nexus S General] Shivammcool:
My quadrant looks different. Why?