yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wilbso:
hey man, i would help you if i could, but im working on to many projects right now, im in the middle of creating a csutom ROM, i am also making 2 patches for 2 different things.

I would help translate but im too busy :)
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] goldenr:
@uremytoy

I know who i can ask for help so i hope it will go well! ;)

ok its too early to discuss about this, anyhow will wait for an official port and than see what languages will be included.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uremytoy:
I think its gonna be fwo of them,: p eng chin

Wysłano z x8 dzięki Tapatalk i LewaOS
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wilbso:
Nice 10char
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uremytoy:
I'm where is the link?

Wysłano z x8 dzięki Tapatalk i LewaOS
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mika Dee:
In DEC section but theres problem with the link, it seems the dev overlooked and gave the link for x10 mini.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uremytoy:
yeah i saw....
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soumyasree:
Status please??:confused:
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wilbso:
FINALLY.

BTW I got mod to close it, but I'm sure you didn't want 7 pages of spam ;)

Sent from my x8 with great knowledge
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pagan_blood:
Hi guys!

I have a something for you :D

h**p://x8.blogfa.com/post/634

Download links in the end of post

Using this rom during several days, flight - Good.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jeik:
but for nAa kernel!!!

alfs has broken wifi
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dr. Light:
after typing a text message you have to hit "done" and then "send" to send the message. anyway to just change it so that i just have to hit "send" if i'm done typing a message i obviously want to send it....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zolah:
Ok so heres my experience over the first week of having googles flagship phone...

1) When i first got the device home and turned it on It auto downloaded like 50 apps that i had installed on my sgs which i didnt want it to do...

2) when ever i scrolled through the app drawer the first 2 pages was fine but when i scrolled to the 3rd page the launcher would force close every time. A battery pull didnt fix the problem either... Luckily i got an update to 4.0.2 about 30 minutes after the device was on which got rid of that problem...

3) Now that im on 4.0.2 sometimes when im leaving the app drawer to go back to the homescreen the launcher will freeze for a few seconds between the zoom out transition so i see half of thr app drawer and half of the homescreen. This happens completely random and i cant reproduce it.

4) I have just been looking on the market and my screen just shut itself off... I couldnt turn the phone back on through the power button and i had to long press the power button to turn the phone back on. Basically the phone just died for no reason.

I love this phone and ICS but i just wish it would work how its supposed to.

Each of these little things is adding up and starting to ruin the experience.

What makes it worse is that i have seen other people with these same problems.

This is googles latest and greatest phone to the world to show what they can do and it just doesnt work.

I understand that ICS is brand new and that its the biggest rewrite to the OS since its birth but they shouldnt be releasing phones in this state.

If this continues i will be returning my device. I hope the next update brings some majour fixes.

And BTW im 100% stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Stock 4.0.2 GSM version have not experienced a single issue you have.

The one thing I can say is this is a developer phone and its just gonna have bugs. Its probably not what you want to hear but that's kinda how it is : /
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zolah:
Yeah i understand that.

When i first read about other people with random reboots and stuff i was like damn that sucks im glad that hasnt happened to me... But alas it has happened along with the other issues mentioned.

I might have to return it but even then they will probably just sen it away for 2 weeks and reflash it.

I just want it to work to its full potential.

As i said i know its the first versions of ICS and i expect a bit of problems until they iron out the creases but the list is just getting longer. Ive only had the phone like a week.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Radsolutionz:
first off... put down ur phone...

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.....Breathe.....

look... no android device is perfect... you knew this buying the phone...

android is a work in progress... it is still one of the newest OS's out there.

of course ics has faults... its not near perfect yet... no worries... slowly it is going to get better and better...

look... unlock that bootloader of yours... and install a custom rom

most people and my self are using AOKP, install a custom kernal... Lean kernal and franco kernal are great choices...

custom roms usually preform better than stock...

relax... try it out...

im 100 percent sure this will fix your problems or any doubts u might have.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] housry23:
It sounds to me like the OP should just get rid of the Gnex and buy and iPhone. ICS is new! It will be buggy at first. Each update will bring a more stable and better all around experience. Like Radsolutionz said, unlock the bootloader, install Clockworkmod Recovery, and get to flashing a custom Rom. Most custom Roms are 4.0.3 which works better than 4.0.2. Just be patient my friend. It will get better as Google releases updates to ICS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zolah:
Yeah i know i know.

I just hope it gets better soon lolz.

Im trying to keep this one stock as long as possible.

Dont get me wrong im no stranger to flashing roms. I flashed hundreds on my sgs but i just want to keep this one stock for the first few months.

fingers crossed that the next update isnt too far away and this will fix these problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zolah:
I would rather go back to a nokia 3210 then get an iphone! ;)

As i said in the post above im no stranger to flashing roms and kernels and playing with the build props etc but im trying to avoid that for the time being.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LaGgY_42o:
I would just like to point out that #1 is not a problem at all, it is a feature all android phones have, when activating a new phone it automaticly syncs everything from the last phone to the new one, if u didn't want that to happen then u shouldn't have checked the box to restore all Google information or whatever the message is when u first setup the phone, should probably delete it...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ranova:
#1 is your fault, when you sign into your Google account, it specifically asks you if you want to backup your data (app data, wifi passwords, and other settings) and/or Automatic restore apps and user data.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NIK516:
Don't give him such a hard time he loves his phone. I was disappointed to I also had random stuff happen but now its all settled down and battery life is great. Give the phone time to adjust and delete as many apps as you don't really need. It could be a bad app that's causing the problem.

If you still don't like it sell it and get something else .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
This.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LuffyPSP:
i dont know but i just had to reply. :D

1) When i first got the device home and turned it on It auto downloaded like 50 apps that i had installed on my sgs which i didnt want it to do...

as said by other member, do that. OR go quickly to market > my apps, and press the 'X' to stop all progress. :D yeah it stops all.

2) when ever i scrolled through the app drawer the first 2 pages was fine but when i scrolled to the 3rd page the launcher would force close every time. A battery pull didnt fix the problem either... Luckily i got an update to 4.0.2 about 30 minutes after the device was on which got rid of that problem...

i'm sure you have this rare problem as others did not but glad it worked out.

3) Now that im on 4.0.2 sometimes when im leaving the app drawer to go back to the homescreen the launcher will freeze for a few seconds between the zoom out transition so i see half of thr app drawer and half of the homescreen. This happens completely random and i cant reproduce it.

same as number 2. :D if you got a slight lag opening the app drawer, its normal.

4) I have just been looking on the market and my screen just shut itself off... I couldnt turn the phone back on through the power button and i had to long press the power button to turn the phone back on. Basically the phone just died for no reason.

This is very normal in many smartphones. Even iphones have this. Had to do hard reboot for my gf's iphone 4 a few times since she buy it a year ago. so with ICS/Android or whatever still a new OS, its understandable. i dont know what OS you use on your PC/laptop, but if you use Windows, you know this is normal. hehe. :p

anyway, to my experience, I had this while on SGS2, and Desire while on Beta builds. Never had any trouble with stable builds with Nexus S, Gnex, SGS2, TF, Desire unless I played around with UV/OC. :D oh and while on AOKP Gnex, i had it once(just remembered now). :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] userfriendlyme:
I think OP needs to update to 4.0.4. That solved allot of software issues for me. The whole thing with apps installing happens on any android phone if you select the option when setting up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zolah:
No no i mean im 99.9% sure i unchecked the box because i didnt want it to download all of my old apps, It downloaded superuser and titanium backup and adfree and all the rest that i didnt want it to lol.

maybe i didnt but im pretty sure i did.

As i said i LOVE this phone and im still happy with it despite these things and have no trouble keeping it for 2 years. Its just a bit dissapointing at the minute with the bugs.

I was just thinking maybe i got one of the "dodgy" devices and would be better of taking it back for a new one.

I will wait for the next update first and see if that fixes the problems.

I dont want to mess flashing custom kernels etc just to mess undoing it all.

by the sounds of it 4.0.3 and 4.0.4 are a big improvement over 4.0.2 so i look forward to get that little you have an update window on my phone :p

thanks for replies guys. Made me feel a little better
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3devious:
Don't worry, I unchecked the box too and it downloaded everything I had on my Xoom instead of my R2D2 D2. My gnex rebooted randomly and is nowhere near as stable as my Droid 1. And for all of you apologists exclaiming that this is a developer phone, well guess what? 6 weeks in, Googlerola decided "not anymore because CDMA is too hard."

Screw them. I'm going back to a phone that isn't so smart that making calls is beneath it when my contract is up and getting a decent laptop. It's a nice phone when it works but I didn't pay the development community to fix the gross design flaws and production oversights that the people I did give my money to caused to such a device with so much potential. I don't want have to rely on some kid in a basement somewhere to make my $600 phone work. Google/Samsung/Motorola should actually cut these modders a check for cleaning up their messes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NexusDro:
As for 2 and 3, have you ever considered that your phone could be a lemon? I am running stock 4.0.1 and the worst I have experienced was random reboot once a week.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lambetts:
Hey.

I totally get where the OPs coming from. I've got multiple posts on issues I've had. Just some really annoying **** that has really made this a flaky experience. I love this phone just like you man and I'm trying sooo hard not to return it. I've had 3 replacements now and its been like a month. I'm probably just real picky but he's got some points there, why release this if its clearly not ready. I had a 3gs once and I really don't want to go back. The iPhone 4s combined with the latest ios is, and I even can't believe I (me) is saying this but, not toooo bad. I mean, you can actually change your SMS tone now!!! Nice work apple, although other phones have had that option standard for like a billion years! Haha. Anyway, going off track here... yeah dude, I'm not sure if the problems I'm having are just gremlins (which by forums they are) or I have a 4th faulty unit. My other 3 were for the most part probably fine, that's the problem, YOU DONT KNOW!

But by the sounds of it, and I'm sort if happy to hear it is that it is gremlins. I do also want a phone that just f'king works and does what its told. It this phone did that, it would probably be the best phone I've ever owned.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
1.) YOU CHOSE to "backup/restore apps to/from Google's servers". It was a check box when setting up the phone.

2.) That is strange, never had this problem. And I didn't make it out the Verizon store w/o the 4.0.2 update so I really was never on anything before that.

3.) I also experience a little lag here and there with 4.0.2. Now that I'm on 4.0.4 I NEVER have a problem with it. Also, install spare parts, set screen transitions and other things like that to "fast" for a little added speed boost.

$.) Nobody likes the sleep of death, fortunately I haven't had this problem. Again, most of my time with this phone I have been on 4.0.4. I highly recommend you upgrade if possible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] [hfm]:
So not true. I love my GNex, but the reboot issues are very annoying. And it's not because it's a 'developer phone'. If that's the case they need to stop plastering advertisements in major media outlets and TV commercials saying how great the phone is and instead putting disclaimers that it has annoying problems and 'we'll fix them when we get around to it'.

I love nexus phones and Android and I've stuck by them since the launch of the G1, but they still have problems and making excuses for them using these silly arguments is not how they should be addressed. I seriously hope they did not release this phone to the public knowing about these reboot issues. But it seems that way. Either that or the QA process is badly broken.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andyjcp:
I don't understand all the "it's a developer phone" posts.

It is marketed as consumer device and for me, it's a very good consumer phone.

I may be totally lucky, but I never had a single issue with this phone so far.

My Desire HD used to have issues like freezes, gps problems etc. The GNEX does not. At least for me...

I agree that an Iphone is even a little more polished. But that doesn't mean you need to be an android developer or cook custom roms every day to like the GNEX.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] j.go:
Bah! You know you want to flash it. Why must you fight the urge? Give in to your desires. Your phone is begging to be flashed! Flash it!

But seriously, that's what i told myself when I got my phone. Two days later, I hit xda and started reading about the nexus, fastboot, etc. I come from an sgs, too, and never heard of fastboot. After another two days, I told myself I was going to root the phone... you know, just so I can use titanium backup, root explorer and stuff. No flashing for me, oh no, no, no. I'm rehabilitated. So, I unlocked and rooted. An hour later, I went from yakjuxw to yakju... you know, just so I can get updates faster. It was still stock, sort of. Five minutes later, I was on CM9 experimental by codeworx. I've been going back and forth between that and fitsnugly kang since then.

I mean you're going to do it anyway, right? Might as well flash and be done with it and enjoy 4.0.3. It does improve the user experience.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lunacie:
Definitely factory reset you phone and start over. If you let Google restore you apps it also restores user data that can really screw up performance on new roms (ICS).

This comes from personal experience in every version of android since Google added that 'feature'.

To really do it right, one click unlock, root, and cwm your device so you can wipe the dalvik cache as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Robin M:
I don't understand that either. I was not familiar with the implication of the word "Nexus" when I bought the GN and it is CERTAINLY not marketed that way. Had I known about all the problems I never would have bought this phone. The largest problem was not mentioned by the OP. ...about 30% of users cannot make reliable phone calls. There is a wide-spread problem known as the "one-way call issue", which causes all transmissions from your phone to stop during a phone call. See this thread and the link in the OP there.

The GN is a beautiful phone, and ICS is nice too. I loved this phone for about a week, before I found out I couldn't reliably use it as a cell phone.. Now all I've got is a $300 mini-tablet with a two-year contract, that is past the 14-day return period. And I still need to buy a phone. And I certainly didn't need a tablet with a 4.2" screen. :mad:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] [hfm]:
I think I figured out the problem, people seen to be confusing 'reference' and 'developer'. Nexus phones have always been reference devices. An example of what can be accomplished when the hardware and software are humming together like a well oiled machine. Hopefully the next update will bring us to this state that has been, up to now, elusive.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] malikadnanm:
Just because its a nexus phone doesn't mean its a dev phone that has beta software that's full of bugs. Its pure android and everything is supposed to work, which it does. If there are problems it must be with your device because mine, as well as most other people's gnexus', were perfect.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
This is probably the best quote on this issue. I've experienced it also and it really comes down to just not using Google's automatic backup/restore thing. It would be fine if it ONLY restored apps with the app data but instead it restores apps, settings and data that shouldn't be carried between different devices and doesn't save app data (such as game saves) unless you save them yourself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laureanop:
I am upset at this phone but for very different reasons. I'm running Liquid ics with imoseyo's kernel and the phone is so damn perfect that I can't get myself to flash anything else, taking away all the fun of having an android phone.

"the relentless pursuit of the perfect rom" now on the gnex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AntonyStark:
People who want to diss the phone, call it the 'flagship' phone, people defending it call it a 'developer' phone, when it should be the opposite way around!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lambetts:
I hope this isn't bad to ask but involved in this topic.

I've already commented and I feel for the op because I have felt the same. But I'm slowly coming around.

Can someone give me some direction in a rom and a kernel that's wickedly stable and beautiful to use. Maybe aokp 4.0.3/4? I've never rooted or unlocked before.

Thanks guys.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] synaesthetic:
It's considered the dev phone because the software updates are handled directly by Google, and the bootloader is either unlocked or unlockable. The hardware doesn't actually mean anything. If you recall, the original ADP1 was an unbranded HTC Dream/T-Mobile G1.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laureanop:
Use this method to root. It won't let you screw up your phone.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1454168

Aokp is a very good rom and probably the most popular one , although I'm a liquid ics guy

"the relentless pursuit of the perfect rom" now on the gnex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zolah:
My flashing finger is getting itchy lol.

As weird as it sounds though since that random shut down the phone seems to be behaving much better :confused:

I think im going to have to scrub up on my nexus flashing procedure.

I used odin on my sgs before nice and simple... Will have to look into what to do on the gnex... also how to flash back stock just in case :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lambetts:
Thanks for your post man. =)

I'm not on Verizon...will this make a difference??

Thanks!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 15israellai:
I'm quite sure your problems are random... I've never had anything like that. Seems like you're unlucky to have a buggy phone.

And of course, #1 is related to your setting.

Blazing on my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Good. Its hard to mess up unchecking a box when using a feature phone ;)

Don't give us that line you unchecked a box and it ignored your setting. You simply didn't read and unchecked the wrong box.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
Thanks for the laugh to start off my Monday.

Google didn't decide anything, they do not have the rights to the CDMA blobs that are needed to make this a developer phone, but have stated they will continue work on it. Nothing about being too hard, they just don't want to get sued into oblivion.

A dumb phone may be what you need. See these smart phones require (Sometimes) for you to troubleshoot some issues, maybe even return your phone as it may be defective (This can happen when mass developing phones), if you don't want to take the time to make sure it is going to work right, then you do not deserve the benefits of having a smartphone (All basically the same rules as a car, stuff goes wrong so you fix it, no reason to get a bike because your a/c broke, especially when under warranty).

Most "modders" (You mean developers) are actually older, judging by your rant, much older than you. Oh, and you don't need developers to fix this phone, currently running stock, rooted, 4.0.4 and have had NO issues in weeks.

Developers are not here to clean up anyone's mess, they are here to add functionality to the phone, nothing they do to this phone is needed.

So keep whining, go back to a dumb phone, and leave us be.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laureanop:
You mean having a rooted phone makes a difference ? Absolutely it DOES ! Chances are that whatever feature you're missing in this phone will be found in any of the custom rom or a mod. I've gone through 4 android phones so far and all of them are rooted within hours of unboxing.

"the relentless pursuit of the perfect rom" now on the gnex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laureanop:
If you had owned a samsung fascinate your opinion would be different.LOL

Those of us that did ,know that without the devs that phone would have been decorating the bottom of our trash cans.

"the relentless pursuit of the perfect rom" now on the gnex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sleuth255:
This is a dev phone so the factory images are stored on code.google.com right here
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zolah:
Thanks mate. Whats the proper way to flash it though?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChongoDroid:
I'd say fast boot for anything stock. If you are flashing custom roms they'll most likely be flashable via cwm.