yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
If I'm correct, the OP has a GSM phone (hboot 1.49.0018 ) and can't use the CDMA file versions.

They have to follow this guide:

[Tutorial] [UNLOCK/ROOT] EVO 3D GSM Hboot 1.49.0011> + S-On [HTC Unlock method] http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1248231

Unlock via HTC's site. If u get stuck at step13, you may have to reflash the original GSM Ruu (zip or exe) and try again.

[Tutorial - How to revert back to Original ROM for backup or warranty purposes] http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1262457

(You can likely skip the "goldcard" setup if you can get the correct RUU for your phone/carrier from Football's GSM Ruu thread)

Once unlocked u use fastboot command prompt to flash (& enter) the correct Cwm Recovery (ShooterU ). Make a backup from recovery. Then flash the Su zip like it says in the op. Then your rooted.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] lithium133:
Each time I delete an email, I get prompted with "This message will be deleted - OK Cancel" to make double sure I want to delete. I swear there is a setting somewhere that will turn let me off this prompt so when I hit delete, it will delete without questioning. I searched here and also on the online manual but for the life of me I couldn't find the setting anywhere.

Any guidance would be appreciated! Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] wish777:
which email app is it?...some dont allow first prompt erase mode?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] s10shane:
if its the stock email app (not the gmail one) then the only way around it for me is to hit menu and delete. it will let u select multiple emails at once but it wont ask me a 2nd time if i want to delete them.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] lithium133:
That confirms it. Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] stefanuc111:
JBench is java benchmark for which measures the speed of your Android phone and of the java software.

http://jbench.altervista.org <-- Online score

Try it, test your device and share the results!!

Main features:

-Fully java

-The bench measure the real speed of the software.

-Online database of benchmark result

News:

New (totally rewritten) app released!

Website redesigned!

New server domain:Jbench.altervista.org

Test your device:

Download on Google Play

Images:
[Android Apps and Games] jacklebott:
My R800x scores around 10k at 1ghz, and around 20k-23k at 2ghz :)

Maaan Moto Backflip sucks, got 580 lol
[Android Apps and Games] stefanuc111:
Wow the my x8 go around 2800
[Android Apps and Games] stefanuc111:
I want more tests! in the database there are only 4 devices
[Android Apps and Games] shino82:
17451 with my dhd at 1200MHz
[Android Apps and Games] stefanuc111:
I have edited a bit the graphics of the site!! see the podium ;)
[Android Apps and Games] stylez:
No setting changed app wise first run 1st :D

Not fond of benchmarks but thought I'd try it.

Sent from the valley of the shadows....
[Android Apps and Games] motodroidfreak:
Great App, I would recommend to have a parser in your app and have a custom screen for scores. But really it depends how you wrote the database at

http://jbench.site90.com/
[Android Apps and Games] stefanuc111:
Is my first app, and for the moment are concentrated on the server I will try to improve the app when possible.
[Android Apps and Games] stefanuc111:
Small update 1.01

-added default value in option.

-added core visualization.

-code clean
[Android Apps and Games] LordManhattan:
Mine's jumping between 25-41000 before i get an error. Galaxy Note (Exynos version), stock ROM and running at stock 1,4GHz.
[Android Apps and Games] stefanuc111:
really? on the online database there isn't any result of 41000 point if the app crash you can try to reduce the speed. Try again!!

ps: sorry for my bad english, Im italian.
[Android Apps and Games] stefanuc111:
New update v1.03

-added online image on app.

-added on score view the online device score and the first device score.

-fixed send score bug.

-new default setting.

-new different display size and resolution support.

-code optimization.

New site style color and effect: jbench.site90.com
[Android Apps and Games] stefanuc111:
ChangeLog 1.04-1.05:

-Corrected a bug that causes crash

-Changed the server to jbench.altervista.org

Upgrade your app for make it work :)
[Android Apps and Games] stefanuc111:
New verison 1.08

Complete new version totally rewritten, whit new score

New benchmark at the base

New design Holo style

Very smooth animation

Different visualization on different display size

Direct viewer for rankings and searches

etc..
[HTC Amaze 4G] mentaist12:
Hello guys.

Just recieved my brand new black Amaze 4G!

my old phone was the good ol' Nexus One which was awsome.

So excited about this new phone its awsome!

glad to join the forum also, any tips tricks for the amaze?

Thanks! :D
[HTC Amaze 4G] Totòòò:
wouldn't be surprised if some day I see somebody opening a thread just to let us know her period came... tip+trick: read the other threads ;)
[HTC Amaze 4G] Violated:
^^ couldn't have said it better.
[HTC Amaze 4G] hasoon2000:
Come on guys. We can be a little more supportive! We have to lose a bit of the hostility!

To answer your question:

- I flashed Faux's kernel and overclocked my phone to 1.73GHz. I bought an Anker battery (1900 mah). It gives it a lot more juice.

- Extended Control widgets helps a lot as well.

- You can download Crackle to stream movies / tv shows

- MyBackup Pro backs up your apps/data so if you wanna switch to different ROMs, you can easily put them back.

- WiFi Tether is helpful as well.

- If you wanna root or whatever, you can use my toolkit. It is in my signature. Very helpful.

- XDA app does the job for checking a specific forum.
[HTC Amaze 4G] TramainM:
^^^^ Couldn't have said it any better.
[HTC Amaze 4G] JesseMT4G:
What are you the thread commando? Pull the tampon out your.....
[HTC Amaze 4G] Totòòò:
yupp, I am allergic to fags like you creating stupid posts like this. &message about the tampon successfully delivered to your mama ;)
[HTC Amaze 4G] JesseMT4G:
So you look for people posting legit questions and or statements and just play captain douche nugget?

Gotcha, I can see from the few posts I have read from you that your are an egotistical, arrogant prick. Good to know.
[HTC Amaze 4G] TramainM:
I fell out of my chair laughing when I read Captain Douche Nugget! Come on guys don't start flaming he was happy he got a new phone and he had some questions, name calling won't solve the problem. Calling him a fag can do more damage than you think. Keep it civil.
[HTC Amaze 4G] marleyfan61:
Really?? Dude I've been reading your posts for a while now and have kept my mouth shut. But you are becoming a blight on this forum. I hope Binary will close this thread and take appropriate action

Sick of the hostility in this forum

To the OP. Welcome to the Amaze. I hope you enjoy your phone as much as I do. Sorry for your disappointing introduction to this forum.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Binary100100:
Another infraction.

Why do you post comments like these anyway?
[HTC Amaze 4G] Totòòò:
you read all the comments or no? 1. I expressed my opinion regarding the op

2. others started attacking 3. I actually just received a backplate and I am very excited so I am opening a new thread about it asking for some tips how not to damage it (hope you won;t mind)
[HTC Amaze 4G] Binary100100:
So you wouldn't say that your comments stood out at all above the rest?

I don't mind these posts about a new phone or battery or whatever as long as it's pertaining to the device in a positive, productive or informational manner.

So if you got a new back cover... good for you. Just don't flame anyone that replies to your new thread.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Goten310:
Fags? Your mama? Seriously how old are you?? It is 2012 buddy get with the times.
[HTC Amaze 4G] mrmako777:
i actually thought he was joking when he made that thread, but if not...pot, meet kettle.

people that have little to no experience with superphones tend to get a little excited about their new device. if it toots their horn to make a thread, you dont have to read it.
[HTC Amaze 4G] JohnKiniston:
I too just got a Amaze 4G and upgraded from a Nexus One. This new phone is pretty cool but I wish the UI was more like the Nexus One.

My Nexus One broke a couple months back and I'd been borrowing a friends G1 ever since, I got a flier in the mail offering me an upgrade and after looking at what phones T-Mobile had I went for the Amaze.

I'm thinking about getting one of those PowerSkin cases for it.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Quinny899:
This guide is based upon the Android x86 project over at http://android-x86.org

This guide is for Acer Aspire netbooks which came with android pre-installed on them.

What works in their dev builds?

WiFi

HW acceleration

Keyboard

Apps to SD

Fake SD

Gapps

Sound (Speakers & Headphones)

Camera

USB

Partially working:

YouTube (LQ Works, HQ doesn't)

Don't know because my model doesn't have it:

Mobile Data via SIM

Bluetooth

Requirements:

A drive with Android pre-installed on it

Windows

MiniTool partition wizard

A USB stick that you don't mind losing all the data on

Win32Disk Imager

Instructions:

1. Boot into Windows and launch Acer Configuration Manager for Android. Turn Android OFF

2. Launch your favourite browser and download the Android x86 4.0 ASUS_LAPTOP .iso file

3. When the file is downloaded, change its extension to .img

4. Open Win32Disk Imager and plug your USB stick into the netbook

5. Select your downloaded .img file (was .iso remember) and then select the letter that the netbook mounted the USB stick to

6. Click Write **ALL DATA ON THE USB STICK WILL BE LOST**

7. Open MiniTool partition wizard

8. Select your android drive and click delete at the top, then apply **ALL DATA ON THAT DRIVE WILL BE LOST**

9. Click the unallocated space and click create at the top

10. Enter the following:

Name: Android x86

Type: EXT3

Label: None

Set everything else to full or none and then click OK

11. Click Apply at the top and wait whilst it applies

12. Shut Down your netbook normally

13. Press the power button and when the "ACER" screen appears, press F2

14. Navigate to the "Boot" tab and, using F5 and F6, set USB HDD to first in the list

15. Press F10 and save and reboot

16. The Android Menu will appear. Navigate to the last option and press enter

17. The partition menu will appear. Navigate to the one labelled "Linux" and press enter

18. Format it to EXT3

19. Say yes to GRUB

20. When it says windows detected at /dev/sdaXX, SELECT YES, OR YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO BOOT BACK TO WINDOWS

21. Say yes to system read write

22. When it asks, make a fake SD card at the maximum size (default)

23. Press enter when it says reboot

24. Remove the USB from the netbook when you see the "ACER" screen

25. Select Android x86 from the GRUB menu

26. Wait for it to boot

27. ENJOY ICS Android x86!

**OPTIONAL**

Reformat USB stick back to normal:

Boot into Windows from the Grub menu

Log on and plug in USB Stick

When the prompt appears, choose format disk and do a full format to FAT32

Controls for Android x86:

"Touchscreen": Mouse pointer

Home: On screen

Back: Esc or on screen

Multitask: On screen

Menu: Context Menu (key between Alt Gr and Ctrl, to the right of SPACE) or on screen

Select: On screen click or enter and arrow keys
[Miscellaneous Android Development] lykos:
Works well on an HP DM4.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] baalkip:
No Wifi

I installed this on my acer d255. Everything is working accept my wifi.

Please help! :confused:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Quinny899:
Either use the old one (20120101) or press fn+F3 when in windows. Apparently it works
[Miscellaneous Android Development] VictoryStar:
I would love to see Android 4.0 running on my netbook (I have 2.1 IIRC and it is completely useless), but I don't know how to convert .iso files into the .img format. Could someone help me?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Quinny899:
Rename it. Simple as
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ryan47:
no need to convert iso file to .img, just use unetbootin from here http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net after you have finish unetbotin to FD,REBOOT,then intall like tutorial from quinny899..

add for button ICS 4.0 RC1, work with other build

HOME = Windows key => you can edit /system/usr/keylayout/generic.kl use root explorer n long

press, open n with text editor

KEY 125 META_LEFT to KEY 125 HOME WAKE

save and exit then reboot

VOL UP = Fn+arrow key up

VOL DOWN = Fn+arrow key down

BRIGHTNESS(+) = Fn+arrow key right

BRIGHTNESS(-) = Fn+arrow key left

SHUTDOWN = Ctrl+Alt+Del or install shutdown apps from market https://market.android.com/details?id=co.ubicoo.shutdown

WIFI = turn on from setting or press Fn+F3, see the LED WiFI indicator

RECENT APPS = Hold Alt key then press Tab key to choose beetwen apps/Multitasking
[Miscellaneous Android Development] VictoryStar:
Thanks a lot, it worked!

The ROM has some Bloatware, but it works perfectly. I wish it would be compatible with Adobe Flash, but I'm happy with this ROM anyway. :D
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ryan47:
wish to have support for ntfs, multi USB support and all apps or games can support androidx86 such as titanium backup, opera mobile 12 beta, moboplayer that already have support lib for x86.. maybe quinny899 can recompile kernel for acer fully hardware....cheers
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Quinny899:
It can't support all games, but tb already works
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ryan47:
Quinny899... :rolleyes: how about share here in this forum about apps or games that support androidx86, maybe also if anyone in the forum had mod/tweaks and tips for androidx86 :rolleyes:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Quinny899:
Simple answer is none. They need to be compiled for x86 and no dev ever bothers to do that
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ryan47:
i've been try this for x86 and its work

- MOBOPLAYER for androidx86 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.clov4r.android.nil.x86&feature=search_result

- OPERA MOBILE BROWSER for androidx86 http://dev.opera.com/articles/view/opera-mobile-12-android-ics-x86/
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Quinny899:
New build of x86 that fixes wifi and has a working camera

http://www.tabletsx86.org/CYNEW-UPDATED-BUILDS.htm

The top 'generic' one
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ryan47:
its only fix the ethernet connection, the generic one doesnt work with acer.. i've try it with acer
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Quinny899:
Works perfectly for me
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ryan47:
try with my acer D255 doesnt work perfectly,the genericx86 last build is for touchscreen, it doesnt have mouse cursor, wifi doesnt work too
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Quinny899:
Well try the one I linked. It works for me
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ryan47:
:Dooo..yeaa... last time i'm using the genericx86 one, now i'm trying genericx86 build for asus laptop, and running ok but there's always some white page for some apps such stock music, repligo reader....do you know how to fix this issue..??:D
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ryan47:
a new game that now support androidx86 fruit ninja v1.7.6 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.halfbrick.fruitninja&feature=search_result
[Miscellaneous Android Development] jcagara08:
I have installed it!

Guys I have a Brazos platform netbook and I have managed to install via unetbootin, so it is installed in the usb as I am afraid to lose all data knowing that my hard disk is unpartitioned

-How can I install this safely to any part if my hard disk?

-How can I use my laptop keyboard when I am in androidx86 via unetbootin?(bootable usb)

-Do I need to install androidx86 to my hard disk for flash player 11, laptop keyboard support functionality?

Thanks guys!

Jes
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevebdroid:
screen still on

Thanks Quinny899 and all that worked on this. Works great, one quick question, when i put the netbook on standby/close the lid. It turns off for about 30sec to a min then comes back on, you still have to press the power button to use it, but the screen is always on. The only way i've found to stop this was to completely shut it down, I've tried Airplane mode, tried turning everything off, the screen still comes on. Anyone else had this?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] stevebdroid:
just plugged in a trackball mouse, worked straight away :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] remorema:
I did a deodexed slimmed (no bloatware) version of android-x86-4.0-RC1-asus_laptop.iso that I've been using on my AO D255E and all works flawless (never tested eth0).

got only a few minor issues:

- power button doesnt shutdown (fixed w/ alt+f1 reboot -p command)

- always had to uncheck youtube HD for video to load (fixed with modded youtube apk)

- when it wakes from sleep left click doesnt work ( fixed by pressing alt+f4 to full awake)

- few keyboard characters mismatch since my netbook has pt-pt keyboard ( still searching how to change it)

if someone knows how to change keyboard language please post it here ;)

edit: btw only reason I choose asus laptop version over eeepc is due to working brightness settings in asus laptop version. all the rest works on both versions
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Quinny899:
Can you post that? I'd like to try it
[Miscellaneous Android Development] remorema:
sure mate. Ill upload it later tonight.

edit: http://d-h.st/6mn

just delete you android folder and extract this one to same dir.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] huzzahpenguin:
If I installed Ubuntu, how do I get android x86 to show up in the grub menu on boot?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Quinny899:
Use google, there's a guide somewhere
[Miscellaneous Android Development] pkseb:
Did someone found how to connect an USB key ?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Quinny899:
Drivers aren't there I don't think, so it's not possible
[Miscellaneous Android Development] remorema:
in my build with aspire one d255e usb works either for bluetooth adapter, mice and keyboard and pen drives in fat

edit: external keyboard helper reaaly works. now its flawless :D

Tapatalked from I9100 AOSP EDITION R1
[Miscellaneous Android Development] bigdan1985:
Thanks for the guide. Installed RC1 version for my Acer Aspire D255E and it works perfectly! I can run stuff off the USB key no problems, and it has actually helped out my Uni work as well, as ICS seems to overcome some of the issues that Android 2.x and 3.x has with my Uni's network.

Only issues is that some apps flip to the side as if they were on an actual phone, which is annoying for things like my banking app. At least they still have a mobile site, so it'll have to do.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] KarmaOvDogma:
OP instructions worked perfectly

A big thanks to Quinny for his OP instructions. I'll just give a few notes on my experience hopefully to help others decipher this thread.

I followed Quinny's instructions to the letter and as of 14May12 the Android x86 4.0 ASUS_LAPTOP .iso file had the WiFi, Camera, USB and YouTube all working for my netbook. I can't test the bluetooth since I'm using an Acer Aspire One D255.

I did NOT have to get the CYNEW-UPDATED-BUILDS to get them working.

I also did NOT get the deodexed slimmed (no bloatware) version of android-x86-4.0-RC1-asus_laptop.iso

I did edit the /system/usr/keylayout/generic.kl using Root Explorer

to get the "Windows Key" to become the Android "Home" key and I did install Ubicoo Shutdown since the power button instead puts my netbook to sleep.

With Root Explorer, I couldn't edit the text file whilst in Root Explorer so I instead ticked all the permissions and went through Astro File Manager instead and told Astro to treat "kl" files as text, plain and then I could open and edit the generic.kl file and replaced:

KEY 125 META_LEFT with KEY 125 HOME WAKE

I have found, like others, that sometimes the left click will stop working when the computer has been idle for a little while but when I press the context menu button it reactivates.

I have also found that some programs display in potrait mode but turning off auto-rotate fixed most of those issues whereas in Dolphin HD browser I had to choose to view it as a desktop not an Android phone.

The one thing I have at the moment is the battery infomation is not always showing current information. It seems to only be refreshed when the computer has been idle for a little while and shows the lock screen. (Whilst in the lock screen I have to press to the context menu button to activate the left mouse button)

I am very happy to update Android from the terrible version the D255 came with which didn't even have the Android Market! Thanks again guys and Quinny for your help and time.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] javivigp:
Thankyou!!! Install and running perfectly!!!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] frankigia:
i try this game but when starts, but compare "loading feint" and the game reboot.

can you help me please
[Miscellaneous Android Development] baronmaxi:
Sorry still not quite there...

Thanks KarmaOvDogma and Quinny for ths info. However I'm still not 100% clear on what to do. We gave our Granny an Acer D255E booting into Android. I did this because Android is very simple and perfect for email and web browsing. I'd like to upgrade it to ICS because the installed version of Android is poor (for example you can't open a docx file attached to an email - or print...). So what I would like to do is follow these instructions to upgrade but I'm also a bit cautious because if I **** up (or the end result doesn't work perfectly) I'm going to be in trouble with Granny... So the bits I'm not clear on are:

Which version of ICS to install - I can't see the Android x86 4.0 ASUS_LAPTOP.iso file mentioned above... on the android-x86.org site there is android-x86-4.0-RC1-asus_laptop.iso and deprecated android-x86-4.0-asus_laptop-20120101.iso (and of course remorema's link to his deodexed one). Which one is it you chaps are using with everything working?

Also in Quinny's instructions he says turn off Android in the Acer configuration utility - however there is not turn off Android option - he means select boot into Windows (as opposed to Android) correct?

He also says delete the Android drive - I have four drives listed in minipartition - one looks like the right one but its 12GB in size... another is C: (not that one), another is 100MB in size (this seems to be the boot stuff) and finally there's the android download drive (which appears to be only downloaded stuff such as attachments). Which one should I delete - I am a bit loathe to delete the 12GB drive as it looks like its got more than android in it... can I just create another partition and boot into that (and then I can revert if it all goes pear shaped?)

Finally once I've followed the instructions can the Acer just autoboot timed into Android as before? It's got to be really simple for Granny....

Thanks for any help!
[Miscellaneous Android Development] KarmaOvDogma:
Answering baronmaxi's questions

android-x86-4.0-RC1-asus_laptop.iso is currently the correct one, I believe. Dated Feb 27, 2012

Yes

My drive was named android (I think or something obvious like that) and was 4GB in size. I had the impression that you had to override the current android setup to make this work not just create another partition.

My Acer Aspire One D255 now loads to the GRUB menu and the default is to load into Android otherwise you can choose to load Windows in the 5 seconds it gives you to do so.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] politan:
WiFi on my Acer Aspire One D257 doesn't work properly (i can't turn it on). Anyone found a solution?

I have 20120101 version.