yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant General] xriderx66:
If you guys didn't know the app and website MINUS also offers i think 50gig for free, and it adds on if you refer people.
[Vibrant General] bfranklin1986:
I don't really need it but it's nice to have
[Vibrant General] shreddintyres:
just outta curiosity whats the point if you cant upload files larger than 25 mb ?
[Vibrant General] iwillkillyou:
I have like 3 accounts for box. The first I got was from a company. One of the employees gave me a share. The other two were from the iphone promotion. Now this Haha. You say it's Pointless
[Vibrant General] votuanvu:
I got it .............ha:D
[Vibrant General] jonathonparker:
Nice find, gonna get this.
[Vibrant General] da_dragon2k3:
The down side is the size limit/upload per day/no desktop sync without buying the enterprise app.

But 50gb is 50gb!
[Vibrant General] iwillkillyou:
I don't have that problem :D
[Vibrant General] eric7:
Just signed up on minus...you get started up with 10Gb with 1Gb free from every referal that signed up up to 50GB. But you can upload file up to 2gb(that there is the advantages). I can use minus to store all my favorite Vibrant ROMs, Kernels & apps. Box for all my pics & files. Thank you:D
[Vibrant General] sassy2:
Thanks for the info
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lconquistador:
Ok so I'm trying to get this phone back to stock so I can return it under warranty. I've got the new phone in my hand but the old one just seems to be getting worse. I did a factory reset on it and upon rebooting it wouldn't connect with the ATT network at all, says it can't download the settings when I try to manually download them. Also the computer won't recognize it so I can't access the file system. Now this happened before and I just used Titanium to restore everything and it fixed all the problems. But now for some reason my Titanium backup sync with dropbox decided to erase everything when I went to sync it. So now I have none of my apps and settings to import to the new phone, but even worse I have no idea what to do to get the old one working again to send it back. Got any ideas?

Or if anyone can tell me how to just wipe the entire phone I'd do that too.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacklebott:
Reflash your firmware
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lconquistador:
Flashtool website not allowed in my country :(
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lconquistador:
ok found flashtool and reflashed the firmware and actually it fixed the problem that I was sending it in for under warranty anyway. WOOO HOOO!!!
[HTC Sensation] wanfauzan:
Hi guys,

I am having problem to revert back to stock rom after installing Leedroid ICS.

To install leedroid, i need to flash a firmware.

I,ve done nandroid backup for my stock rom and wanted to restore it back,as I am having some issues with leedroid rom.

However,I experience bootloop after restoring.

Do I need to flash other firmware? if yes, which one? Are firmware and kernel the same thing?

Tq
[HTC Sensation] Alienator9191:
Always flash the firmware matching the rom btw stock = ruu just downlaod what u want and u will be allright
[HTC Sensation] wanfauzan:
Does rom normally includes firmware, or do i need to download the firmware separately? Btw, is firmware=kernel?
[HTC Sensation] gol_n_dal:
No Firmware != Kernel

Custom ROM will have a kernel included, can change it. It does not have the F/W or Radio unless it's a full RUU.

Standalone F/W installs might or might not include a radio, the latest ones include radios, if you revert back to 1.17 you'll need to also flash a radio.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] frede_sch:
Hi All,

I've just installed the OKV4_OC_Final (that one that is for donwload in the first post of the topic) and the data over the network is just don't working, there is no errors or messages, it just don't work as I don't select to use it.

Other issue is that I can't connect to my wifi, the password is correct, it tries to autheticate and then disconnect and then keep doing this.

Any ideas about my problems?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
You do full wipes before flash??

And possibly restore System App Data, WiFi or Mobile Data settings with Titanium Back Up??

Both above common causes of probs!!!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] olet42:
Do you have the APN for your provider put into the phone? It may not be included in Kerza's ROM
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] frede_sch:
I do not restored any app or data, I never used Titanium or any backer up.

Full wipes? What do you mean? I've used the RZR-2.1.4 and cleared data and system (using the optios in the first menu)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
Sorry, wipe means what you have done, mostly.

Also, Dalvik Cache should be cleared in Advanced. And Cache Partition, etc...

Why are you using RzR??

There were probes with that Recovery if you search Forum....

most ppl now use ClockworkMod Recovery[CWM], seems less problems......search forum, it's there....you can flash it with ODIN or adb.

Also, did you make Nandroid BkUp with Rzr?

If so, and you need to restore, you should also use RzR.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] frede_sch:
I'm using RzR because it's the first that I've founded in the forum, I'll try to use CWM instead.

How do I do it with ODIN or ADB? ODIN asks for md5 file? that's strange...

I haven't done any Nandroid BkUp, just installed the wiped and installed the ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
For flash Recovery CWM with ODIN......see post below:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21875835

It will be .md5 to flash as One-Package......

I think post has also ODIN 4.43 and Ancora.ops file, needed for flash.

Make sure USB debugging is checked in settings!!!

When you have flashed CWM
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
Sorry.....Dupe post
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] frede_sch:
Keep cool dude, I've solved this issue :)

I've installed CWM then OKV4 again (no backup done and restored), obviusly I've wiped the cache and data before install.

The problem continues, the 3G just doesn't work!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] frede_sch:
I've installed the COW ROM too, same problem, nothing about 3G.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
Hi frede.....

I cool man :)

Too cool!!! perhaps

As asked by olet42 above....

just about APN....

have you set up??

Perhaps your Network/Service Provider will do OTA....

or you can get another way....

Users forum?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] frede_sch:
Hi guys,

Sorry for the ignorance but what is APN? How do I set it? The same questions for OTA.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
OK dude.....sorry for using those!!!

APN is Access Point Name.......

basically it is the settings which you need to use your phone on your Mobile Network for Internet and MMS......

Settings/Wireless & networks/Mobile Networks/Access Point Names

Your Mobile Network Settings are there......

if not, you need to set them up, or get them from your Service Provider....

possibly "Over The Air" [OTA] ......

Some providers can send their settings to your phone from their Internet site via a Set-up SMS...... which you can install.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] felipelluna:
hi frede_sch

i'm newbie using SGW and i had the same problem

first of all i found your question when i was asking the same thing to google

your list of apn is empty and you have to create a new apn

it's quite easy and fast. just try to search the apn data of your service provider

--

example: my service provider is TIM

Name = TIM Dados

APN = tim.br

Proxy = Not defined

Port = Not defined

Username = tim

Password = tim

Server = Not defined

MMSC = Not defined

MMS proxy = Not defined

MMS port = Not defined

MCC = 724

MNC = 02

APN type = Internet

i found these values on the internet and i created a new apn with them

find your apn information from your service provider and insert them filling the spaces on your phone

hope it helps you :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] frede_sch:
Hey man, this kind of forum just still alive because of guys like you, for help the newbies!

Just configuring the APN works like a charm, thank you so much! :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] irishpancake:
You are most welcome......

I hope all is OK now!!!!!

thank for your kind remarks :o :o
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] srivas95:
Will a samsung rom or an aosp rom give me more battery and performance? I was thinking of miui or checkrom revoHd v6. Also which kernel is the best?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nekoworkshop:
samsung put some bloatware in their rom so generally an AOSP rom should achieve a better battery life

Bettery life also depends on how you are using your phone and many other factors . You can try those ROM and kernel out by your own to determin which suits you best
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] srivas95:
So ill install MIUI and check
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bibymon:
As said earlier it depends on the usage.. Some good ROMs are CheckRom(use siyah or speedmod kernal) , CM7. 1

If you want ics, try cm9.. I'm getting a great battery backup.. Try cm9 with lpb modem..

Thank me if I helped ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stylez:
There's so many variables between phones "users" that there is no better...

Flash backup try ROM/Modem/kernel combos.

Thread closed.

Sent from the valley of the shadows....
[HTC Wildfire S] eoghan2t7:
has anyone contacted htc to see if we are getting an ics update from them?
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
I highly dought htc would do that for our devices unfortunately :/
[HTC Wildfire S] blaked:
My old lg gt540 got it thinking I should give up on this.mobile give it to my sister lol most have I'm need a he kernal right now ......
[HTC Wildfire S] Asmaul001:
NO. WFC WILL NOT GET ICS.
[HTC Wildfire S] eoghan2t7:
i just got this:

Worth a shot to ask :)
[HTC Wildfire S] Nightshadow931:
No, we're not getting it officially.

HTC needs few months to release ICS for 2-3 phones lol.

Like they have less then 5 people working on that -.-
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
Well its time for me to buy another phone
[HTC Wildfire S] intel007:
The very least they should do is provide us with working drivers.

I knew when they released the 2.3.5 update that it would be their way of getting out of giving us ics.

Now if we argued they'll say 'well we gave you an update what more do you want'.

Easy way out for HTC not to support us.

Same with the bootloader unlock, imagine how many warranty claims will be turned down now, including hardware faults, they didn't do it just for our benefit but it saves them money from refusing warranty.

I can vouch for the warranty issue as I have been refused already.

Next phone will probably be from a different manufacturer.
[HTC Wildfire S] Pyloge:
I called HTC Turkey and they said there isn't plan for wildfire s :(
[HTC Wildfire S] droid000:
Yes, we won't get offical ICS update.. Eoghan, did you asked Mike about making ICS ROM for our phone??
[HTC Wildfire S] eoghan2t7:
Yeah he said thatched might after the LG gt540 is fully working on ics.
[HTC Wildfire S] Eskuero:
HTC didn't wont to send to our WFS an official ICS, now they have much more better devices, that they wants to sell, because of that isn't be well for them lost time and money updating and older device. Now our posibility is that the WFS Team continue doing the proyect of the CM9, but now I' ve seen on her webpage that the proyect was stopped...

Enviado desde mi HTC Wildfire S usando Tapatalk
[HTC Wildfire S] gauravjuneja01:
No way officially...

It is common sense that HTC will not update ICS on Wildfire S.....

Because our phone is Start level phone from HTC...

They dont have much time to develop for it...

We should say HTC to S-OFF our devices... (Unlocking bootloader doesnt allow us to create system partition in order to increase internal memory) rater than ICS update... I think that cm9 will come to us....

Once our device is S-OFF by any utility....

Than their will be a officially support for our device by cm team...

Hope for S-OFF soon nt for the ICS....
[HTC Wildfire S] yandexx:
Yes I would guess our only hope is forthcoming CM9 or other custom developments by modders here.
[HTC Wildfire S] :
OK. So, it's obvious that ICS is a thing of our dreams. But that probably is their plan.

Don't understand?

Well, first they gave us an unlocked bootloader, only so they don't have to spend money, and we lose our warranties. And pretty much all of us have unlocked bootloaders or S-OFF. They want us to build our own ICS, so that they have further evidence to not repair our phones within our warranties.

Understand?
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
Its not gonna happen, these phones are somewhat lower end models, (not cheap just affordable) and I think they are targeting there most popular phones to have ics, and customer service is gonna tell you what you want to hear to make you happy, but in reality its not going to happen, so I think we wont see ics from HTC at all
[HTC Wildfire S] intel007:
Well because these phones are more affordable to the masses then don't you think they'd have made more money from them because they would have sold shedloads more than say a higher end more desirable and much more expensive model?

In which case I think they should support this model!

Imagine all the first time Android users that purchased this phone and will now be loyal Android customers, that does not also mean they'll be loyal to a manufacturer that they feel let down by and left out of the update chain.

Many users will switch to a manufacturer that provides plenty of updates.
[HTC Wildfire S] droid000:
If HTC Wildfire got ics update, then it is sure that Wildfire S will get it to. Unoffical, of course.. we just have to wait
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
True that's a good point, I feel that HTC will bring ics to there new and high end phones before they get to the wildfire s, since ics is out it will motivate users that don't have ics on there phones to buy that new phone that comes with it. Company's want you to buy there new products, the wildfire s has been out for about 5 months? So just think if ics came to our devices we would keep our phone even longer, phone company's don't want customers to keep there phones for a long time they loose money, so they may feel if you want ics then buy one of our new phone. Thats why i think they wont come out with the update, the more money they make the more phones they come out with
[HTC Wildfire S] intel007:
Sony Ericsson has said they will update all of their 2011 models.

So don't see how HTC cannot do the same.
[HTC Wildfire S] Nightshadow931:
Maybe they just don't care.
[HTC Wildfire S] Android311:
They could do it but they probably don't care honestly, I remember when i had my LG optimus v and everyone said it was gonna get 2.3 update even LG said they will update all LG optimus family phones, and LG optimus v never got the update
[HTC Wildfire S] matt5eo:
HTC cares about all of us, but I tried out the Anroid 4.0.3 on the Wildfire S with 806mhz and it was still very laggy. I think HTC will never outa the ics or it will just some small things but the cpu and the org kernel are to slow..
[HTC Wildfire S] eoghan2t7:
Its not the kernel that's slow its the lack of hw acceleration that needs fixed to get it to the same speed as cm7 if that was fixed I would use it as a daily driver ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jflaplante:
I've been reading for a while trying to evaluate the different level of Prime problems. My return window for the prime closes tomorrow. I'm an android kind of guy and I also own a Samsung Galaxy S.

I'm trying to evaluate the degree of problem with my GPS, WiFi and Bluetooth.

WiFi

===

Running wifi analyzer on both the prime and the sgs the signal readings are almost similar the connection speeds vary greatly with the prime often connecting at faster speeds. I have several wifi routers in my house for coverage with the same ssid. The prime seems to have a little more problems switching from one to the other but not that much.

GPS

===

My prime gps does work but the reception is much weaker than my sgs. This is especially true from inside my house. My sgs is easily able to see and fix 5-8 sats while the prime is completely blind. Outside the house but not in the city, the results are more encouraging with the prime being able to fix almost the same number of sats than the sgs but I cannot see the exact signal strength. I haven't tested in a city with tall buildings all around.

Bluetooth

=======

I haven't found any tools to evaluate the BT signal strength. I'm able to pair a headset and it appears to work properly but no other tests were made.

Soooo, my questions are: Was there batches of primes that were more problematic than others? Is the unconnected antennas problems random or related to the first batches? Compared to other working prime; is mine as good as it gets or I should roll the dices and try to find a better prime?

My serial number begins with: C1OKAS0xxxxx

Thanks in advance for any replies.

JF.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
Sounds to me like you have a good one. Your wifi works well compared to your other devices LR even better. You have a working GPS. despite being weaker then your other device it works. Asus removed GPS spec so consider yourself lucky on GPS side. Then for BT seems like you have no issues. I'd think your device was a keeper. As far as wifi antennae issues, that's very random and very small in numbers compared to overall prime users here in xda. The biggest complaint is GPS, not wifi. The other gripe is some experience slowdown of speeds when BT and wifi are both streaming data. But you have alot also that don't experience that. So I wouldn't be too pressed about it. If your device works well, keep it. Or you could gamble on a new device. It could be better. But it could also not be. All primes no matter the batch has the identical same hardware. I have an early batch one I purchased on 12/22. Its been working great for me. Had no issues with it at all. So it is a hit or miss but odds are in favor of finding a good one.

Good luck on your decision. I'd say keep your prime if it works well for you. Its not a matter of if its as good as it gets. What you described your device as is a really good working one. Why take risk n get rid of it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] opentoe:
I don't think there are any "good ones", specially if Asus has to make a physical hardware change. UNLESS they are already manufacturing this change into production already, but I highly doubt that. A company like Asus could never move that fast.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MarcMaiden:
The WIFI will always be an issue to some, and not an issue to most people. If you happen to be near a router (less than 50-75 feet away) you will be in good shape. If you are in a place like a school or office building where there are many routers, you will be in good shape. If you are trying to hold on to the edge of your routers max range, you will be in bad shape.

for GPS,

people are trying to get a lock with out a data connection. These tablets use the same GPS chip a cellphone would meaning it needs data connection for an accurate lock. You will NOT get an accurate lock using the GPS outside with no data connection. This is how all mobile devices are.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jflaplante:
Thanks for the replies. I will sleep on it and decide tomorrow. I also have hopes that Asus will eventually do the right thing and replace the back of the prime...

Prime/Tapatalk
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] zektor:
With what, plastic? That is probably what is going to happen....

I have owned (and still own) ONE Prime. It works great. Wifi is strong or perhaps even stronger than any of my other devices in the house. I own a Playbook, Slider, Evo 3D, Photon, and some other random wifi devices. I was not even aware that there *was* an issue with the Prime and wifi until I started reading posts here with all of these issues and blaming the backing..etc.

I still truly believe that it is environment over the actual device. Wifi is a signal that must pass through walls, etc. I can bet there are times that the overly paranoid Prime owner sees his bar go down one notch and immediately posts up here that he is experiencing the famous "wifi problem". I do not doubt there are some people out there with real problems (such is the nature of electronics manufacture), but I also do not doubt that people overreact when they *think* its a "known problem".

No, I really like the spun metal back, and I'll be pissed if it gets reduced to plastic because of some kind of nonsense. Actually, I won't be THAT pissed...as I already own it ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jflaplante:
@zektor,

I was thinking more like the current aluminium design which is rigid and resistant but with plastic "windows" at the right places for maximal signals reception. A little like the iPad's solution.

I'm also learning to live without 3G built-in with my sgs wi-fi tether but that another story.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] foxmeister:
Sorry, but this simply isn't true.

I very frequently use GPS on my Android phones for GPS navigation when traveling overseas, and most of the time I am not using mobile data due to the exorbitant cost when roaming.

This would not be possible without an accurate lock.

Regards,

Dave
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sgosnell:
Assisted GPS, using a wifi or 3G signal to assist the GPS location only allows a slightly faster location fix. After the GPS gets a location fix, it's not used at all. GPS signals from the satellites are very weak, and metal and water will block them. If you're inside, you simply can't get a good GPS signal. Moving a few feet one way or another can make a big difference, but not always. Being outside is essential for getting a good GPS signal. It's also essential that you don't put your hand over the antenna, because the water in your hand can completely block the signal. Holding the tablet in any position other than horizontal, facing straight up, can also degrade the signal, since the metal case blocks it. Putting a metal case over a GPS antenna is a bad idea, and after Asus did it, they had to decide whether to keep the metal case or make the GPS more usable. Fortunately, IMO, they decided that the metal case was more important than the GPS, so they just dropped the GPS specs from the Prime. Asus does not guarantee that the GPS in the Prime will work at all. However, the latest update, .15, seems to help the GPS reception a lot.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Peteragent5:
I'm not sure if this thread goes in the Off-Topic place or Q&A?

So I made a donate button in PayPal. When I'm done I put the code in my CP.

Then I go to one of my posts and above my avatar it says "Donate to me"

I click it and it redirects me to PayPal with this error:

Any Help? :confused:

Thanks :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Peteragent5:
Nah fixed it... Just entered my email address to my CP in Paypal box
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Willanhanyard:
I rooted and all but I am wondering what programs are slowing down my note the most.

Sent from the best phone in the world Galaxy Note!!!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] jimcantfixit:
Here's the original URL:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=22755434

A brilliant LWP. Head on over to thank the dev for his hard work!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] licklick:
thanks man, awesome wallpaper
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Ticklefish:
Freaky..I picked this up only yesterday. I suspect somebody's following me.. Lol

Great lwp though.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] jimcantfixit:
Hehe brings my childhood back to me, I had to go find the rom to play it.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Elwino2.3:
Yeah... This is the best live wallpaper than others (for me)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] emadmaarouf:
thanks man, nice wallpaper;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mondingo:
Has anyone noticed that the capacitive buttons on the bottom of the Note are not as bright as the Skyrocket. Seems Samsung toned them down. I also noticed that my home button is a little dimmer than the other 3. Should I worry about this? And how bright are your capacitive buttons.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mondingo:
Anybody?