yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Incredible S] itsbeertimenow:
Allright your booting multiple processes and your phones updating SMS, market, weather widgets, news widgets and a whole bunch of other crap. By the time it's done its about 4-5 minutes until your device is fully stable. Add that to battery status in notification bar reading 3-5% within the correct value and you've got your 10%.
[HTC Incredible S] fe11gila:
Okey i got it thank you for informations
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] code_311:
I'm looking for a dry and basic "aosp" or "vanilla" style gingerbread or froyo rom for my Eris mp3 player that supports wma in the stock player.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] code_311:
I flashed about ten different ROMs and I couldn't find any like what I wanted. I eventually went with xtrROM5.0.1 and then just de-bloated it and put zeam launcher on it. Because this is an HTC based rom, it has the HTC media player and codecs that handle .wma's.
[Droid Eris Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smokedkill:
I'm amazed that development for this phone still goes on. I had this.device 3 years ago and its just amazing for being outdated.
[Motorola Droid Bionic] krichmond0306:
Stupid question but is there a trick to cleaning out the lint from the phone mic?
[Motorola Droid Bionic] Bfitz26:
Dust blower like the can that blows,air I. It on my keyboard all the time
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] coolcutter:
Has anybody figured out a way to get the galaxy nexus to work through usb (mass storage). I am asking because I often play music from my phone through my car stereo. Bluetooth is an option but the bluetooth on this phone is terrible when doing so. The audio cuts out 10-20 times a minute. Have searched the web but can find no solutions. Please help!
[Motorola Droid X2] jorged123:
I obviously have a DX2 and I want the best flash for web video. I have tried 2 variants of 10.2 and the latest 10.3 release and nothing really works for ESPN3/watchespn sites. However, most other flash video sites work most of the time. The 11.x update seems to break all flash functionality on previous ROMs(stock 2.3.5 and eclipse 2.0.3). Any suggestions?
[Motorola Droid X2] swbf2lord:
Im having issues on CM7 with the latest flash. It seems to freeze up on videos sometimes.
[Motorola Droid X2] Mikeyfitz14:
Which browser are you using? I use Dolphin HD and was noticing that some videos wouldn't load properly, so for kicks I tried a few links in the stock browser and they worked perfectly. I now use Dolphin for 90+% of my browsing and switch to the standard browser for videos that aren't working properly.

Edit: I am using Flash version 11.1
[Motorola Droid X2] jorged123:
Thanks

I always used the latest dolphin hd browser. The stock browser does work with espn.com/watchespn a lot better.

I'm sticking with Adobe Flash 10.3 to try out the hulu.com dolphin hack stuffed in these forums somewhere. I'm wondering if anybody else has gotten it to play hulu.com videos and not the "we don't support your system" bs.
[Motorola Droid X2] Deleted member 4177996:
I've found that if you pinch resize a video in Dolphin HD, it will fix the video most of the time.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nolageek:
I was certain this would be answered already but couldn't find one...

I've flashed hundreds of ROMs and have always been able to go to market.android.com and install apps (even ones that said "INSTALLED") but I just flashed a new ROM and now if I click on an app it says it's already installed on the device. Is there anyway to reset this data on the website?

EDIT:

Ugh. Searched for 30 minutes before posting this and couldn't find an answer - literally the next thing I read had the answer:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22661841&postcount=12

Login to your Google dashboard; from a PC preferebly. Else from cell is also fine.

There, scroll down to "Android market" and click "Installed applications"

This will open android market, with your already installed apps list, under orders tab. Click the 'Settings' tab here.

Hopefully you'll see your device listed here, but the nickname will be missing. At least that's what I saw. Edit and add a nickname, save changes.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nooblar:
Thanks ..just encountered the problem...I'm always switching ROM (very addicting) & 1st time I encountered this problem as well.

Yikes...My device is not listed ...Guess I have to add them manually from my phone :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vitorvilas:
This happens to me when I switch ROM format or smartphone, but sending the install again, it works.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NickNobleWolf:
Galaxy S4 Solution

I had to reinstall ("repair") the software on my Galaxy S4. When all was complete, I had the same problem as the OP. I fixed it by:

Going to the app store via my phone--"play store" app.

Clicking the menu button (bottom left on the phone).

Selecting My Apps.

The missing apps had an X and just said free or whatever.

Clicking the app opens the window to install.

Obvious from there....

~Nick
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] bsharitt:
I'm getting rid of my A100 because my three biggest uses, eBooks, Netflix, and Pandora are handled just as well on my Nook Color. Actually the NC comes out on top because of a better screen, working head phone jack, and better battery life. I can even sell the A100 for more, so that made the choice even easier.

While the lack of communication over the update was annoying, the overall quality of the tablet has left a bad taste in my mouth. The only thing that kept me from returning the thing out right was because I got in on the $189 sale. The quality of the tablet, from the crappy screen, to the issues with the head phone jack, and just the cheap feel of construction reminds me more of the cheap "bargain" tablets I've had rather than those from Motorola and Samsung.

So for those of you that still have the A100, are you actually happy with it?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] jschall:
Mine feels solid, the headphone problem has been fixed, the screen is OK, as is the battery life.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] ED2O9:
I have to ask why you bought a Tegra 2 loaded tablet with dual cameras and HDMI output if you are using it as a glorified e-reader? I had a Nook Color overclocked and running CM7, and my A100 blew the doors off of it. The Nook was a nice, inexpensive Android tablet, but it was sluggish and a bit limited. I'll admit that I'm not crazy about the A100 screen, but I've had no problems with the headphones and the quality of construction. In fact, the Nook had equivalent battery life when overclocked, which was necessary to get decent performance out of it. I got my A100 for $189 also, and I haven't seen a 7" tablet that comes close to the performance and functionality for that price.

Finally, I'll go back to one of my previous posts and wonder why people feel the need to post "fairwells" when they decide to move on to a different device. I STILL have yet to see anyone in the community beg them to reconsider.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] pintek:
Loving mine here the tegra power is great to getting some games to work that wouldn't work on my NC. The build quality is also for mine amazing an battery life doesn't bother me one lil bit because I'm used to having dedicated gaming devices devour battery just as fast or even faster (pspGo anyone? >.>) No head phone issues hear after updating to the gen1 latest rom. Rooted i can take care of the few minor things that bug me like screen brightness at night (rootdim FTW) cache cleaning backing up stuff an different software hacks an tricks to make the device more responsive an fun to use.

An that screen issue.... Rant time

People complain about it way to much an blow it out of praportions I can see if you maybe had the device in a stand it could possibly be a issue but the view range issue can be simply fixed in land scape by flipping the device over in your hands so the home button is on the left. I've had old computer monitors an laptops with worse screens then this an to me the A100 screen is just as good as the one in the NC when your looking at the device like a normal person with it facing you.

In a scale of 10 I rate the acer a100 as a 9 even with the screen issue the 9 is just for acer locking the boot loader cause i'd get more serious into tinkering with this device if I had CWM nandroiding action.

An if you think for a second samsung is a better company cause their tablets look better look up the sidekick4G should be cautious with samsung cause they aren't very timely either on updates or for me known for making reliable software.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] jeromel:
You're kidding right? I've used both and I've found that the A100 beat out the NC in every category I could think of except maybe weight.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] bizarre.static:
the only thing that bothers me is the battery life, some days i have to charge it twice a day...

aside from that, is good for me and with ICS , it will be better
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] toyface:
I thoroughly enjoy my A100, the viewing angles could be better, but when I myself am using its never really that much of an issue. I love the form factor and the Tegra 2 grunt is wonderful to have, the stock Honeycomb software build is smooth and extremely stable, add to that a good build quality and I'm happy.

You can say for sure this isn't a major premium device by any means, but the £220 I paid for it it makes my friends Galaxy Tab 10.1 at £420 look a major overprice.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] emiltoma:
For me it is one good unexpensive piece of equipment. Since i bought it, my Ipad is useless. I choose A100 to replace my old Galaxy tab, and the difference is unbelievable. Android 3.2 runs smoothly, i can watch movies and episodes online on the tablet, i can download files directly in my microsd card, i have many videoplayers to choose, wonderful widgets. Others tablet, like samsung 10.1 are full of lag, but this one seems to be perfectly balanced. And keep in my mind that, here in Romania, the price is 300 euro (aprox 350 $), and still I think the tablet is perfect.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] OpaPiloot:
i like it a lot. Besides using it conventionally, it makes a decent HD HTPC.

Using it in the car with Copilot is enjoying, even for my wife, who hates TT!

Also my granddaughters of 5 and 7 have no trouble with it, they like it at least as good as their 3D GS.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] rando152:
Thoroughly live on the a100 :3
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Ptackley:
I do like it, but I also have the Droid Razr and a powerful laptop. I wish the a100 could charge through the USB, that the touch on the screen was more precise and that I could move more stuff to the SD card (unrooted). I can live with the viewing angle. It is snappy, very portable (motorcycle) and fun. Overall, a great tablet!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] djeaton:
I think many people want a big 10' thing with all the bells and whistles and "settle" for a "cheap" 7" one and are never quite satisfied. But after exposure to 10" iPads, HPs, and even Android tablets, I *wanted* something smaller. This has more features than I actually use and was a GREAT price (thanks to the competition with the Kindle).
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] thebluetoothkid:
Love mine 10X more now that it has ICS.

I might even sleep with it tonight...the wife will be on the couch
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] littleemp:
I know haahahahhahahaa... CHROME IS AMAZING.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] xjacko7x:
No problems here. Once it gets ICS I will be even happier!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] toyface:
I agree, I know people who have 10 inch tabs, but only really use them on the sofa, great, I use mine alot there too, but it fits in my jacket pocket, has all the same graphics prowess as most and the screen is nice for reading the web for quite some time. I'd like another more powerful ten inch tab as well, but the A100 already replaced my netbook so it'd have to be the Prime (or the newer Prime that's fabled for release)

The battery on this is terrible, really, but what excuse does one have to leave the house not fully charged? it's not a road warrior for sure, but for a day out on low brightness and whatnot it's pretty much okay.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] fenux088:
Love it

I absolutely love mine. It's actually my 2nd. The first one fell out of my hands falling asleep hit the corner of my nightstand screen spider-webbed, not the top glass the touchscreen. So I ebayed that one then i bought this one. Cannot put it down. Now after this ICS leak thoroughly ecstatic.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] starfcker69:
removed - wrong forum
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] ptesmoke:
10'??? only apple would make something that stupid :-P
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] masterpker2:
BAM 'nuff said!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] yanksrock1000:
Its great, especially with ICS..!! :D
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] bmb1983:
Its waaaaaaaaayyyyy smoother now with ICS! And i found it already snappier then a few other tablets I have tried! :D
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] greate:
Very much happy with stock rom. Can do everything I need, watch online movies, music player, document readers and surfing the net.

I wan to root it but maybe later, still being over whelmed of what it can do and I still have mot bumped into the point that I neet root to do something.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] aznmode:
I love my a100 and with ICS I'm even more inlove with it. Now that we have full ICS root I can use GL to SD again and also just incase theres the SD swap mod that also works for it. And ICS a500 build.prop change. Best $250 investment I've made
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] dig'em:
I am a construction inspector for a major oil company and I use mine to fill out reports in excel and MS Word in the field. Before I got this tab for $250, I would jot down all the info in a tally book and type the reports when I got back to the office. It saves me tons of time transferring info to my computer and it fits in my back pocket while in the field. All of my code books and spec books are now at a touch of my finger and instantly accessible ands reports are forwarded to my computer via email attachments. The battery is sufficient enough for me to make it through a 10hr shift without having to look for a charger.

Well worth the price for me! Loving the 7" tablet right now running ICS.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] addicus:
I bought it for my daughter to replace the terrible Cruz 101 thing I got her. I got for $189 and it has been superb. We watch movies, read books, surf the web, play games, get yoga videos, etc....

I am more than happy with this purchase and very impressed. Android really never impressed me before. I hope the non leaked ICS upgrade works just as well or better.

My only gripe is not being able to charge it through the usb port and wondering if I'll be able to put Windows 8 on it later!
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] ledname:
This is the 3rd 7" tablet I have tried. I returned the previous 2. I tried the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus (twice) and the Archos 70b (Honeycomb). Out of the box this beat both from my perspective. The Samsung's main problem was TouchWiz and proprietary ports (for me...ymmv). I am glued to e-mail and Samsung's TW mail app would not stay in sync...had to re-do my account frequently.

The Archos was dog-slow and many Market apps (Facebook, for example) were "not compatible." I could have side-loaded but given it was so slow, chose not to.

My only real grip is with the viewing angle...but that was well known before I bought it.

ICS definitely was a big improvement...if you haven't put that in, I recommend it.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] greate:
Still happy with my a100, number of books is growing, more mp3, more video and photo I don't worry about storage space since I got additional 32g and might get 64g later. I also sign up with box.net and got 50g cloud storage for free.

Planning to just wait for the OTA official ICS update from acer.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Jesse6749:
I love my A100 too, especially now that I have ICS on it and with ICS my previously non working gps started working great finally so I started using it as my gps navigation device too. :D:p:D:p
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] toyface:
I've recently purchased a 32GB SD card for mine, I haven't had this much storage since my Creative Zen days! Loving the stock ICS music app, even managed to get some Gundam on here too. I'm not sure but does the A100 support cards of that size, 64, that is?
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] jerkules:
I echo what most others on here say. I tried a 10" but it felt too big. This size feels just right in both portrait and landscape.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] max69power:
i like mine

my A100 is great but Acer sucks donkey **** in the support for OS updates and patches in a timely manner i cant believe that they have still not released the patch to 2.007.04 in the USA. That alone will make me think twice about buying another Acer product. the speaker headphone issue makes this a defective item. and knowing the patch has been realsed to the rest of the world. WTF ACER. i had to do the update to 3 of these because of my great reviews to family members they bought them. Word of mouth is what will make one company the next Apple killer and things like that are bad for business. i wonder if the USA will ever get this update to ICS. please ACER step up to the plate
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Narfoid:
Needs bootloader unlocked

I bought this because it was the same price as a new netbook, and it fits in my pocket. I want to use it as a more functionanal pc with ubuntu or somemthing similar... If I had known about the locked bootloaoder beforehand I problably would not have bought it. As it is the is the same as my HTC desire hd but with a bigger screen, and poorer software compatibility.

It does what it is meant for fairly well... my only complaint is the glitchy touchscreen makes fast typing impossible, and trying to scroll webpages can be a major pain in the rear end. I almost threw it at the wall this morning I was so frustrated, it kept zooming in every time I tried to scroll down while reading an ebook.

I cant compare it to anything else because this is my first tablet... but the price is right and so is the size. If they ever unlock the bootloader I will be ecstatic, but if that takes too long I might sell it and buy something more customizeable.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] raphsabb:
I think as a first tablet i couldnt ask for more. The bootloader issue sux sure, but we still have root and the ability to fux around a little. The hardware isnt the best(battery, screen and such) but wen i was looking around it was the only 7incher that came with HC and a tegra2. My next tablet will have to still remain small(i love this size), have a decent battery life and provide a simcard slot. Until then i see no point in getting rid of this. Matter of fact i probably never will. I can juss run it as a nintendo/super nintendo/64 emulator plugged through hdmi afterwards :-)
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] Nicaragüense:
First tablet, perfect size. Wifey got it for me and I am happy with it. I tether off my tbolt and it does what it needs to. I still have not rooted this thing, I think that will make it even more interesting/entertaining.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] littleemp:
You can be ecstatic now :)

Let the modding begin! :D:D:D
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] MDMonster:
GOD! I can't wait to get mine. I'm getting it on the 3rd O.O :D

Cappy Running SlimICS 2.8 w/ GLITCH V14 B5
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
http://www.androidcentral.com/ubuntu-android-becomes-real-looks-take-motos-webtop-experience

Canonical announced Ubuntu on Android this morning. Looks pretty awesome!!! I'm not a huge Ubuntu user but having this kind of experience available on the phone would be absolutely great. Worth the 2gb of space it'll take up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killyouridols:
Mind.Blown. This looks fantastic! Me want, me want!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MS.:
Holy cow! Me definitely wants one, though this reminds me once again how badly i'm missing MicroSD slot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flipper23:
do want do want
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] diablos991:
Must have!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
Any idea when this will be available?

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Nexus - Verizon 4G LTE.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Thracks:
I MUST HAVE THIS.

http://www.youtube.com/embed/gUXUjjg9qQ0
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Valynor:
I really hope the Ubuntu Minecraft version will run decently on the GN. That would be a blast. ;-]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] collindubya:
question is, when is an appropriate dock similar to the one for the axtrix coming out for the GN
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] troubleshot:
COOOL!!!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
You don't need to have a dock necessarily. Just the MHL cable. There are some 3rd party docks already that sit it up vertically on its USB port I think.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flipper23:
reuploaded vid Video

unique problem i see for the moment is that (requirements) you need mhl AND usb and you only achieve that with special dock BUT i could imagine just hooking the mhl and the use bluetooth if it works
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] molinillo:
I want to see it on my Nexus ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ranova:
need some dev's to request more info!

http://www.ubuntu.com/devices/android/contact-us

"Open source developer"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bazzawhite:
I'm really excited about this. I need this at my home because I only use my laptop for productivity. This will make me more productive without my laptop. One step closer to getting rid of the laptop.

I believe Google were thinking along the same lines for Jelly Bean and ChromeOS integration.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FuturePrimitive:
This.... This is just ridiculous! In the best way possible! I see no mention of specific devices so I assume that this would work with tablets as well so long as they met the system requirements? I have a Xoom that I might try this on....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] collindubya:
exactly the point i was getting at, we need something to hook up our usb wireless keyboard and mouse dongles if this is going to be something they want us to use on a monitor or big screen tv, basically we need a 2nd female mini usb port or have it give us a HDMI/USB port from the single mini usb
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gabster21:
Sounds awesome! but only really useful if you can dual boot between Ubuntu and ICS.. or even better, quick switch between the 2 but you would have to have way more RAM than 1GB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xetas:
I hate to burst everyone's bubble. Ubuntu was at ces and when I saw this live(Motorola atrix) I asked them if the source will be released? Sadly enough, they stated that it was going to be sold to OEMs as a means of funding the Ubuntu project. I don't really blame them since you have to make money somewhere. Just wanted to say that it may be a long while before your gnex has Ubuntu on it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] _Dennis_:
did you read the article? Do you understand Motorola's web top?

Basically you phone runs a small starter program all the time, this allows web top (Ubuntu) to detect when you connect the web top (MHL & USB) accessories. It then runs web top (Ubuntu) OS with android (at least in web top) in a window on the screen. This allows full access to both OS's at the same time while reducing resource demand (since they share the kernel) and not forcing a complete reboot.
[HTC Desire S] Silenti91:
hi and welcome to another round of neebish questions of the day...

i flashed new radio from stock to version 20.4801.30.0822U_3822.10.08.04_M and started reading a bit after, after a while i became aware that changing the radio could affect battery life and also it could be wrong in terms of where i live in the world, ive had it on my phone for several hours, and it seems to be working well, but im just a noob..... how can i know :P

i was basicly wondering if anyone of u who actually know this stuff could confirm that i didnt do anything stupid ? :) im putting in the link to where i found the radio files (its posted in the comments on the page by rataplan626, its not the same radio as the one that originally was posted in the thread)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1312144&page=5

thank you for great answers and for being patient with those of us that are new to all of the difficult terms and choices connected to rooting and stuff :) i hope someday i will be just as big of an resource as you guys :D