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[HTC Sensation] AllAboutAndroids:
Hello XDA Peoples! We made a video on How to Flash ANY Ice Cream Sandwich ROM for the Sensation. Take a look, it seemed that this helped many people. Of course this was based on all the info present on the

Android Development

Sub-Forum and all props go to the actual

Creators and Devs

. We made the video as people do tend to prefer to watch and learn where they will be able to pause, rewind to make sure they are on the right track :D

This was made a month ago, and we are planning to make another video on

How to Update the Baseband

to the latest version, being

3.30.401.1

:)

Video Link:

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All the Forum Links:

Tutorial on how to root:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1192300

Here are the ICS Roms (This was based on 1 month back, all of them have been updated since then!):

RCMix 2.0: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1403859

Android Revolution HD 6.0.3: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1098849

Virtuous Inquisition 2.0.1: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1408351

InsertCoin 4.3.1: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1198684

Here is the link to the HTC USB Drivers:

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=717859&d=1315...

*Use the most current one*

*Only version available is for Windows Vista/7, 64-bit*

Here is the link to the ADB Command Prompt Tools for Windows:

http://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=http%3A%2F%2Fxdaforums.com%2Fattachment.php%3Fattachmentid%3D672540%26stc%3D1%26d%3D1312138079&session_token=XZnLNNWURw6gBNlqvbVKmkGjaDd8MTMzMDI5NjQyNUAxMzMwMjEwMDI1

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Djapatos:
On all stock bases roms for example like jugg 5,

Go on about phone then keep pressing android version and you ll see something happen

Try it and let me know
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Lavundra21:
Lil zombie art pic.. That's kinda funny.. I like that.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Teo032:
For the lazies
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sarni84:
I knew about this most gingerbread phones do this also the galaxy nexus does this with the e android guy and ice cream sandwiches flyin by
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Android_Monsters:
Zombie art here
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kid1da:
It's the Android hidden picture. :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] chlehqls:
Cool...I didn't know Gingerbread had a easter egg too...I knew ICS had it though.

The photo is a foreshadowing that the world will become under Skyn-I mean Google's domination.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Hoezack:
Old news. Your behind.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] blackmamba0730:
*you're :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mbernusg:
The one on the galaxy nexus is 30x cooler I got owned by one when I showed off my egg lol

sent from my real Gs move in silence like lasagna
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] hompsar:
Zombie Art. Haha. Awesome.

Angstig gepost van mijn Galaxy SII :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] G1ForFun:
Nobody cares.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] mental case:
Seriously.... was an entertaining bit of info. Cool idea old or new.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bchon:
Haha.. Neat!!! Android easter egg! ;P
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] XPerties:
They hacker us.....spyware listening to my conversations and tracking my every move.

awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jsantiago.antonio:
This made my day, gotta love the hidden android easter eggs. lol.

Thank for sharing, btw!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] randaddy:
Anyone get this to work on their Note? I plugged in the MHL adapter from my Infuse and nothing happened. No hdmi input detected by tv and no notification on the phone either.

Am I doing something wrong?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Ngambek2003:
Mine works fine. Did you connect your phone charger to the MHL adapter?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Coffinfeeder:
Make sure you have USB debugging enabled in settings -> applications -> development. Mine didn't display either until debugging was enabled.
[Kindle Fire General] jinks:
Is there a setting or a way to keep the screen on without having to tap the screen every 10 minutes?

I've tried four different ICS ROMs, and in each one the screen always blacks out at 10 minutes of idle time. It doesn't even matter if I set the display sleep to 30 minutes. At least it's easy to wake up. Just need to tap the screen. But when I'm running on the treadmill watching a video with my tablet just out of reach, it's not so easy to tap the screen. I've tried several apps that keep the screen on, but they don't seem to work.
[Kindle Fire General] tim132:
Search "no screen off" in the market
[Kindle Fire General] ahaider949:
Make sure in the ROM settings you have it so that it won't turn the screen off on idle
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] techrox:
I had CM7 on my touchpad, and it was working perfectly. Today I upgraded to CM9 and the gapps are not launching (except Youtube). Problem seems like there is no google account added to the tablet. And I don't see any place where I can add one (yes, I checked under accounts, there is no option to add one). Only place I saw the option to add account is in Youtube, but as soon as I select it, it closes. Any help is greatly appreciated.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chicle_11:
Flash gapps again. Latest version. There's a thread in the dev forum that has a link. Flash the gapp fixer utility also.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] techrox:
Thanks for the quick response chicle! I got the gapps from this thread when upgrading to CM9. I am noob to this, so can you please tell me how to reflash gapps?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] techrox:
Alright, figured it out, I feel stupid now. Rebooted into recovery, install zip from sd card :)
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chicle_11:
Good!

The more you read the forums, the more you'll learn.
[Epic 4G General] cconwing:
I'm on ei22 acs ics and recently have been getting a bunch of force closes on email, calendar and google framework...so I was just going to backup everything and then reflash but titanium backup is also force closing. :/

Is there any way to either make it so I can use titanium backup? or another app that's somewhat as good, because I really like ti
[Epic 4G General] KennyG123:
You can try Mybackup Root. Also see if you can clear data in Titanium Backup or uninstall and reinstall.
[Epic 4G General] MДЯCЦSДИT:
I would update to a new rom. ACS ICS is really old.
[Epic 4G General] schnowdapowda:
I just want to say I haven't been to happy with tb lately myself. Kinda disappointing considering how expensive it is to buy the full version.
[Epic 4G General] s89281b:
i use root explorer( or your favorite file manager) and manually back up my apps. made a folder on sd called apks and copy apps from /data/app. i never backup data but if you want to /data/user/0. instead of freezing i just delete. i can always extract file i need from original rom.zip if something goes wrong. using root explorer instead of an app takes longer but is a good way to get familiar with androids file system and saves space from installing another app to do something another app you probably already have can do.
[Epic 4G General] tkeyes:
you can use an older version of titanium backup:

http://matrixrewriter.com/android/
[Epic 4G General] cconwing:
Thanks for all the advice, been really busy so I haven't had the time to backup yet but I wanted to know what you would reccomend for a new rom for me?

I was looking for something that doesn't really have any problems and is fairly new. I heard good things about cm9 but not sure how finalized that is...any suggestions? :)

Thanks again!
[Epic 4G General] poit:
I have been using mybackup pro for a while now without any problems. Even though it's not recommended, I was able to successfully restore data for most apps when switching from stock to CM9. The only data that wouldn't restore seemed to be for ROMS that use logins or have secure data. Plus, you can backup and restore SMS and phone logs.

As far as CM9, I switched back to stock after a day. Beta 0 is awesome but nothing I did would stop it from killing my battery. If you can deal with that, give it a try.
[Epic 4G General] KennyG123:
CM9 is awesome but still not very good on battery as Poit mentioned. That one and CM7 are AOSP meaning no Touchwiz bloat but also no Touchwiz apps or functionality, based on pure Google like the Nexus S. If you like the apps and interface of Touchwiz I would go with CleanGB or Sleeper ROM (full) at the moment.
[Epic 4G General] iceman19631:
Rom Toolbox...

Rom Toolbox is pretty much an all-in-one app that replaces TB and other apps. Taking up less space on your phone. The paid version allows you to Apply On Boot. Give it a try, you may find that more to your liking.
[Epic 4G General] rey_1178:
if you only want to backup your apps i've used app backup and works well.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Bataga:
Anyone wanna trade your white flip case for a black one? Dumbass best buy didn't get any white ones and don't know when they'll get them.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mclaughlinar:
Yeah i'll trade you, i wanted a black but the guy didn't even ask. just put the white one in my bag. i was too excited to bother asking for him to change it.

My case looks almost perfect, there's a little smudging on the rubber edge of the front flap from my pocket, might rub off i haven't tried.

Look for yourself, as long as yours is good too, i'm down

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Bataga:
Never even took it out of the box lol!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mclaughlinar:
I tried to pm you, but i don't think it worked :confused:

Anyway, if you want to trade just message me, i guess we'd have to mail the cases? i don't live anywhere near Georgia.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] troyolson92:
I currently use this case for my wife and I. It's ok, I recommend a different case. We order new ones from Amazon. Problem is it replaces battery cover which makes it very easy to come off of case. I constantly have it coming off the battery area. I ordered two different cases that essentially work the same I'm that instead of replacing the battery cover it wraps around the phone like a standard case. Than the flip portion has billfold style card holders and pockets. There are some there different brands like this. All are I'm the $40-50 range, but worth it as it actually protects screen when closed unlike all snap on's
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] troyolson92:
Sorry for spelling it's Swype, what can I say.

Read next topic zenus that is what I ordered
[Android Apps and Games] raidx:
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[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] jon.01:
I have been using the NT for about a month and a half, and honestly I think I should have gotten something better.

It does have its problems such as the wifi connection drops a lot and I have to restart the tablet. This is not the fault of the devs, but of B&N. I don't understand why we should have to hack and find workarounds just to get the full use of the NT.

Does anyone else feel that they should have gotten a different tablet? Perhaps an actual tablet?

I am considering selling the NT. I don't think I would have had the amount of issues with an actual tablet and one that is not so locked down.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Solar.Plexus:
Although I'm really satisfied with the capabilities of even just a regular root, the only time I've regretted buying an NT was when I heard Asus was coming out with a new 7 inch tablet later this year. That makes me want to sell this thing instantly, haha.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] teflonrico:
To be honest with you i bought my NT as a stop gap between selling my iPad2 and waiting for the iPad3.. with the intent to sell this once i picked up the new iPad..

and for the first week or two i did regret buying it but then.. Considering what i use it for

1.Watch movies (netflix, hulu, and divx on the SD card),

2 Browse the internet and 3. Actually read a book or two.. it's actually perfect for all that.

Used the SD card method to root (Thanks Albert) and then side loaded all the apps that i needed. Never had Wifi or reboot issues, the screen is actually brighter and clearer than the iPad 2 i had and the battery life is above average for a 7 inch

I will be holding on to this for a while.. and i think once they perfect the other rom's and get the bluetooth working it's actually a keeper.. especially if ICS gets ported.

But as always you have to ask yourself does it do what i need?.. the only reason to get a different tablet would be if you needed GPS, Camera's, bigger screen, 3G, a different app store, video out etc....

if none of that is the reason.. then whatever tablet you buy will fill you with the same... should i have really bought this feeling..
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] tselling:
I am comparing the NT with the $199 refurbished 16Gb HTC Flyer. I find that I miss CM7 on the Flyer... and the Flyer somehow seems harder to hold. I guess I got used to both CM7 and the bezel on the Nook Color and now the Nook Tablet. I haven't decided which I will keep yet, but I am leaning towards keeping the NT.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] pepi4:
Heck no ... I've had 250.00 dollars worth of hacking fun with mine :p I have a feeling there is a lot more coming. Just wish I knew how to code to help out :(
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Know-Fear:
Basically it boils down to what you want to do with it. Technically, you bought an e-reader. If you wanted more, you should have bought more. Myself personally, I came to XDA before I made up my mind between various tablets. I settled on the NT because I could see there was a bright future for it. The hardware bugs will be worked out eventually. Blame B&N for the hold-ups thus far. Give it a while. If you sell now, in 6 months, you will regret buying something else and will be looking to get another NT.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] jay_xander:
Understandably, there are limitations to this device. It's half the price of an iPad. You don't get any of the fancy things like GPS, 3G/LTE, camera, etc. But it is a great tablet for the money.

I bought this because my cheap e-reader broke. It was mainly to read with. That said, since I bought it 2 months ago, I haven't read more than a page of a book!

I've had tons of fun putting Android on, customizing it, and getting it how I like it. I'll be 10 times happier when a fully functional port of ICS is released for it. Netflix and videos look amazing on its screen, indisputably better than the supposedly identical screen on the Kindle Fire (just read ANY review).

I've never had an issue with the WIFI dropping or restarting. There are a few issues that the great devs and contributors here have helped me to conquer.

There are still a couple things I'd like to see get done to this device though, other than the glorious port of ICS. I'd love to be able to use ALL of the 16 GB of data on board. That was one top reason I chose it over the Fire, but I'm confident the great people here will solve that in time. Another is that, despite there not being onboard GPS, I'd still like location-based tools to work, like they do on any other WIFI device like my phone.

Other than that, I'm really happy with what I bought. I may not use it for what I initially intended, but hey, who has time to read when you're busy installing your favourite apps, customizing widgets, and making your home page perfect?

And on the issue of buyer's regret, when it comes to tablets and smartphones, there will ALWAYS be something better within 3-6 months!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] cyberma007:
You can use your 16Gb, just repartition it, it is very easy.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] drt4nrg:
My only regret so far is that I got the 8gb NT. It is actually my father-in-law's device, but I told him I would configure it to have better access to the Android market. I had read several posts about rooting and installing Go launcher (or equivalent) and was excited to do this. For the time being at least, it doesn't look like this is an option, and the 512k RAM looks to be an issue. I may try to convince him to return it and get the 16GB version. Since it's not mine, I guess I need to let him see if he is happy with it, but I'm chomping at the bit to put some of the great work from this forum to good use on his system!

Maybe I will have to just get my own. I have been talking about getting some kind of tablet with my wife, and will likely get something in the next couple months. Since I am used to a smartphone, it's hard not being able to install any app that I am familiar with, and I will likely go for something with more features.

As others have said, it's all about what you actually need/expect. And there will always be times when you second-guess what you do purchase... Buyer's remorse is just part of being human, IMO!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Mike_IronFist:
Well, I was able to get my Nook Tablet much more easily than a Kindle Fire because my University has a deal with Barnes & Noble; my school bookstore is basically a small B&N store full of textbooks. If I had the choice, I would have chosen the Kindle Fire, but I still like my Nook Tablet, especially now that CM7 is running on it.

I don't regret it, but let me say - I never liked my device hacks to be easy! Sounds masochistic, yes, but I've always enjoyed installing custom firmware on stuff that, until some hackers got a hold of it, was never able to run anything other than what the manufacturers intended. I'm talking about Wii, PSP, PDAs, etc.

If you think development for the Nook Tab is rough, think about how slow and brutal it was getting the PSP to run custom software. I suffered at least one electrocution modding the thing's battery because I didn't have much experience with moving pins on a chipset. It was worth it to get homebrew stuff running on there though.

My point is, while the Kindle Fire owners do have it a lot easier than us, I enjoy witnessing the development process first-hand; it's oddly satisfying. I understand some people around these forums are only here because they wanted a cheap CyanogenMod 7 Tablet and want to see the Nook Tablet become that - but I'll be lurking around here long after the Nook Tablet devs reach their goals because I'm fascinated by hacking and modifying devices.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] jay_xander:
I just realized that after my post. Haven't checked the posts here lately. It seems a little complicated for a noob like me. Plus, don't I have to install CM7 also to do it?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] cyberma007:
No you don't need to run CM7 to repartition, I am noob as well, it is very easy, it just looks hard.

Just follow this post

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=22157605&postcount=25

Partition 10 is where you would put you own data

Partition 11 is where all apps go, when you install them.

on mine i did half half because a lot of games are pretty big and need space, but you can change it to you own need.

just do the commands in bold black, the rest that you see is what your nook outputs.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] tselling:
Update after using the HTC Flyer for a bit more. I think I will sell my 2 Nook Tablets and keep the HTC Flyers. At $199 they just offer so much more.... GPS, front and back cameras, working bluetooth, working skype, dual speakers that are loud, HDMI out via MHL (adapter on the way). The built-in 16gb is partitioned so there is 8+ GB for media stuff. And for my almost 7 year old, he loves that Talking Tomcat and Talking Ben work, and Galaxy on Fire 2 runs fast on the Flyer as well since there is a native adreno version. It is only single core but runs at 1.5ghz and has 1gb ram so it feels as fast at the NT if not faster in some cases. The Adreno 205 gpu is not rated quite as good as the Powervr SGX540 but seems to be well supported for gaming. Not to say that there are not some annoyances with the Flyer. I can't seem to turn off the lock screen. There is no CM7 though there are custom roms for both Gingerbread and Honeycomb for the Flyer (need to root and unlock the device first). And I need to find better cases for them. Anyway I think the refurbished HTC Flyer is a keeper at $199 from buy.com And of course I can read on them with Moon+ Reader Pro, Kindle App, Nook App, etc.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] sprintrjm:
re

So far no regrets. Just installed cm7 and happy.

Plus I only paid $175 for my 16gb tablet on Craigslist.

Hopefully cm9 makes it's way to the tablet.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] rwischer:
My only regrets are the possibility of what the Asus tablet might offer and that the NT can be had for $175 now. Those aren't really fair reasons though since there will always be price drops and always be new options if you wait. I wanted it for Christmas and it's been everything I expected. I'm rooted at 1.4.0, zero WiFi issues and it's never rebooted (I did have a frozen screen once). I plan on staying on this platform until the fine developers on this forum give me the option of ICS for my NT!
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] imsoenthused:
I have no regrets at all. It let me do everything I really cared about right out of the box for a price I didn't mind paying. Any additional functionality after ebooks, videos, music and some light web browsing is just so much gravy as far as I'm concerned.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Dranakin:
I love it, but primarily because I bought into the B&N ecosystem years ago (I have about 400 books and magazine subscriptions). It's much more pleasant to read on the NT than it is on my iPad, due to weight and size. Movies are great, except for the below-average speaker. I don't surf the Internet on my NT; if I have to do it mobile, I prefer to leave that to my phone since I can do it one-handed. My only qualms:

1. There needs to be an Economist magazine app, built for the Nook. You can't install the one from Android Market, even after rooting.

2. The speaker, as mentioned above.

3. The little hook in the bottom corner is kinda annoying. Yes, I know it makes the design unique, but it gets in the way. It also makes accessing the MicroSD card a pain.

4. At $250, GPS would've been nice. Not that I expect to carry it around for turn-by-turn, but I'd like to access the map and Yelp for places to eat while in my hotel room.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Anxiyz:
I don't regret getting the NT16 at all. But then again my uses for the device are:

1. Reading. I read a LOT.

2. Playing games

3. Surfing the internet

4. Study device (read pdfs/powerpoints/word docs for school)

I also have music and movies stored on the device for the day when I need to entertain myself outside reading/games and off a wifi network. It's small and light enough to carry at all times in my purse or backpack and zippy enough to do what I need it to do.

Once CM9 is released I'll have to debate a lot on whether or not I want to keep my simple root with the BN eReader or upgrade to ICS for full tablet capabilities (like all those excellent note taking apps compatible with Honeycomb/ICS)