yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LG Revolution] BandaPear:
I was on broken out after wiping data and tot flashing and all that jazz, and I checked for the files before flashing and didn't see them. After flashing, I did see them. I mounted /system, and I used the zip from page 3. It's possible that they were there and i missed them prior to flashing, but it isn't likely.
[LG Revolution] n00bzilla:
I did notice a huge difference going from computer speakers to my phone aux in my car. Do you notice a sound difference? I've been know to eff stuff up. Everything is working now, so I should just leave it haha.

When I say I notice a huge difference, I mean going from my computer using Winamp, to my car using my phone. And I have pretty nice dolby 7.1 computer speakers.
[LG Revolution] HighLimit:
Turned my phone up to eleven, for those of you saying it dosent work...you are wrong

Thank you for this port.
[LG Revolution] indyred99:
This work for the Nexus also?? I would assume it would.
[LG Revolution] JetBlue:
The Nexus already has Legacy Audio which is the same as Beats pretty much so it may make a slight difference but probably not much.
[LG Revolution] indyred99:
Ahh OK thanks.
[LG Revolution] mikegt11:
I upgraded to v9 and can't get cmw back on the phone. Is there a way to install beats thru a script manager?
[LG Revolution] elreydotcom:
You can just extract the zip file and manually copy/paste the files into their directories. Then reboot and enjoy
[Android Apps and Games] Devil App:
Hey !

Just published my app today. :)

PocketSound it's all about cool sounds and phrases.

Six big categories with a variety of different sounds and phrases.

Well-known " i'll be back " , famous Kenny speech, random " Bang! , Boom!, WheeeWheeee!" , some Sexy Sounds and much more ... That's all inside !

Use the Pocket Sound to simulation some usuall sounds.Or wake the nature sounds of sirens, or cool down the town atmosphere with wind and rain. Or paste the appropriate sentence from famous film or cartoon in a conversation, using a prepared set of favorite sounds or turn on accidentally for more fun !

So, it is possible to assign a sound or phrase to an alarm clock, send it by MMS, to assign anyone of your contact list !

Surprise your friends, playing them or remember them, along with a few well-known phrases that will never become old!

Thanks for attention!

The app link : market.android.com/details?id=com.devilsapps.pocketSound

Ups: It would be nice if you rate our app at Android market !
[General Questions and Answers] FRANK-JAJA:
using galaxy tab to make phone calls
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] adianlorenzana:
I have been searching for like an hour now and I haven't found anything, where can I buy one?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Epix4G:
eBay usually
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] adianlorenzana:
I couldn't find one, has anybody else bought one for this phone before?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Epix4G:
http://www.cellphone-repair-shop.com/samsung-sph-d710-epic-4g-galaxy-s-ii-parts/
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ja5oN:
Heres a link... Actually it looks like the OG Epic, but the description says E4GT

http://www.werepaircellphones.com/samsung-epic-4g-touch-screen-replacement-service.html
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tprins228:
I'd check with your local sprint repair center. Sometimes they will sell parts or know who will sell them.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Epix4G:
That one is for og epic4g read it like it should say epic4g - touch screen repair .... back when they did the page there wasn't a e4gt it even list it under galaxy s and not s2
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ImaWinRAR:
i just replaced my scree/digitizer last weekend. they're typically pretty expensive like previous posts have linked to, unless you get them on ebay. its really just about getting lucky on the timing - i got one for $65 shipped, but the cheap ones i found last week ended already.

you could try your luck waiting for an other surge of deals in a week or two, but here are a couple i found ending soon

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Samsung-Gal...ultDomain_0&hash=item4ab4b209b1#ht_500wt_1085

http://www.ebay.com/itm/White-Galax...ultDomain_0&hash=item231a7c0ab2#ht_500wt_1085

i suggest you ask as many questions until your comfortable so if anything goes wrong with the product you have the sellers words that it should be functioning and in good condition and you could get ur money back even if the seller asks for no returns

and just to be safe, i'll refer you to this so you have an idea of what ur doing:

http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Samsung-Epic-4G-Touch-Teardown/6481/1

and, of course be gentle ESPECIALLY with the screen/digitizer. i was too rough on my original screen so glass shards got into the screen and murdered it, but now its good as gold. i would have made a video of taking it apart and putting it back together but i dont have a camera other than my E4GT :p
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Ja5oN:
ahhhh that makes sense, when you read it like that. Sorry OP disregard the link...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] s1mpd1ddy:
Found this while surfing the forums of the N7000:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1407787

the OP does a great job of organizing everything with pics and stuff like that. All thanks goto him.

Figured i'd share it with everyone here.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] scotty2hotty1125:
Thanks for sharing that. Some of these could be very handy!
[LG Optimus Black] JustSayMyName:
I would like to upgrade my phone to gingerbread?

Can you help me determine how to upgrade it while i have a custom rom with me?

Please tell me the steps.

TIA :)
[LG Optimus Black] OBItalia:
But you've already installed the rom NOVA? Rom that you want to install on our OB?
[LG Optimus Black] Pondera:
Flash a-ah the savior of the Optimus..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1480392
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] msasm09:
two weeks ago my cell bricked and i returned it to the samasung service center and they revive it .

but i noticed that the firmware not the I5503JPJPA arabic firmware listed allover the web but it's I5503JPJP7

PDA I5503JPJP7

PHONE I5503JXJP5

CSC I5503OJPJP8

very stable version 2.2 , i noticed that it's has no suuden screen off bug wich exists on the I5503JPJPA ,longer battery life,plus support (en us,en uk,ar,fr,ko,persian,urdu)

so can you help me dump that firmware for my backup reason and it'll be exclusive to your site i search the web not find any refrence to that build.

thank you in advance
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] brainvision:
search here for I5503JPJPA: usually I found firmware at sammobile.com but for the Middle East there is only a firmware from october 2010.. strange, because here at xda-developers forum a guy talk about that firmware and he said he found it at samfirmware.com (now sammobile.com): anyway, you can also found additional info about flashing your firmware in the post I'm talking about, the post where another guy talked about I5503JPJPA: you'll find it here, second and third post..

please hit thanks if I help you ;)
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] msasm09:
thank you very much for helping me

i noticed in MAD Team forum a good topic on how to backup your stock efs and i proceed with success but only the system.efs not the one package ODIN and i replace it with the I5503JPJPA system.efs and wala i got this stock rom working

and yes i'll upload it to you all thanksall XDA,MAD team Mates
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] msasm09:
Modified JPA with the system.rfs replaced

https://www.dropbox.com/s/z0pfj8orp7m0o5x/I5503DXJP8-I5503DXJP7-I5503OLBJP7_HOME.tar

System.rfs only

https://www.dropbox.com/s/prz6jhhq1s5qjla/system.rfs
[Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500] brainvision:
Oh but I didn't need it..

Inviato dal mio LG-D802 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vstar:
hi there.

maybe I am using wrong words but I cannot find any post similar to my subject.

I am on stock ICS but it is not working well - I wanted to downgrade, but it looks like it is not possible to downgrade on stock recovery. I know I have to change the recovery to sth else like ClockWork.

I know about fastboot way - and here my problems starts.

I have all the drivers, phone is visible in Device Manager while it is booten into Android. I can go into Fastboot mode BUT

when phone is in fastboot mode it is not visible in Windows Device Manager at all.

It is not a driver problem. There is no new device I can use the driver for.

I tried different computers. Win7 64bit and 32bit and WinXP 32bit

My phone does not show up on any of them.

I think it ia a problem with the bootloader - my current version is XXKL1 - as when I am in the fastboot mode my volume keys are not working, while they work perfectly well in recovery or in the OS.

Any ideas appreciated.

Cheers
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gm`:
My phone wasn't showing in w7 i had turn on usb debugging in settings -> developer options. I m not sure if this helps but might be worth a try
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vstar:
Thx gm'

It is not an issue for me to connect to Windows when I am booten into android.

Only when I am in fastboot mode the phone is not discovered by windows - and in fastboot mode thre is no USB debbuging - but thx anyway
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gm`:
Know what u mean.

Windows finds u phone but not in recovery mode.

Download pdanet for android and this will solve ur problem buddy.

http://junefabrics.com

I just realize that what I done a while ago.

You don't need install pdanet app on ur phone as long u have drivers u might get some errors if u press not install but will work anyway.

Hope this will help.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] albundy2010:
XXK1 sounds like the baseband/radio to me. Granted I never actually looked in the bootloader for a model number. You sure that's not the radio?

What rom is on the phone now? Does it work? Are you rooted? If you got working phone with root you can flash custom recovery from inside the os. Boot directly into it via terminal or adb or any app that does it.

The volume buttons not working sounds odd and does worry me though
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 1ProudEgyptian:
did you try to boot into bootloader/fastboot without being connected to any machine (holding vol up + power) to check if your volume keys work or not?

your issue might not be driver related, but you can always try if the test above was ok.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1138755

best of luck
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vstar:
OK guys. I am on 4.0.3 stock. Works almost fine. This phone is unlocked but not rooted. So no chance for any other recovery but the stock one as far as I know. So I am not able to downgrade easily. Yes I can boot into fast boot without being attached to USB. Volume keys still not working here. But working in recovery mode no problem. GM no drivers will help if phone does not show in windows device menadzer at all. I have tried Linux approach but it looks phone is not being discovered there in fast boot mode as well. I have tried unbrick software - does not discover the phone.

And yes it says on fast boot screen boot loader : I9020XXK1

I have run out of ideas.

Downgrade would be best but how to put any recovery manager without root privileges :(
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] challl88:
you can use ROM manager to jump back to 2.3.x
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vstar:
I am not rooted so I cannot use from manager and I do have stock recovery not clockwork so I cannot install superuser.zip :(
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vstar:
And for SuperOneClick phone needs to be visible in fastboot mode.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mabry:
for SuperOneClick phone needs to be visible in usb debugging mode.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vstar:
Sorry mate but it only starts in USB Debug/Android mode - then it reboots the phone to fastboot shell and then same issue - phone is not discovered by windows hence nothing else happens.

Is there no other way of gaining root access instead of fastboot option - this would solve all my pains

Thx everyone for input
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] darius0519:
i suggest just follow zedomax tutorial on how to root your ics phone. He also have the download links for all the files that you will need. once your phone is rooted then you can download the old stock version of your phone.

http://nexusshacks.com/nexus-s-root/how-to-root-nexus-s-or-nexus-s-4g-on-ics-or-gingerbread/
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] caliban2:
Looks like a driver issue, when phone isn't discovered by windows in fast boot mode. (You are booting with vol up+power, right?)

Forget about any one-click-stuff etc - unlocking and cwm is the way to go. Everything else just makes troubles.

What I don't get is how you unlocked your phone without fastboot working?! That's not possible... for the moment forget about rooting - superuser isn't needed to flash stuff via fastboot/cwm.

Concentrate on getting fastboot to work. After that it's a piece of cake. Check you have drivers and fastboot set up properly on your PC.

Edit:

By this I mean following the sticky-guides, using the sdk from Google (not any downloads pretending to make it quick'n'easy. Go the official way!)

You should also give the 4.0.4-stockrom (ported from ns4g-leak) a try - it's way better than 4.0.3!

Edit: talking about this one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1474878
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vstar:
OK guys - I have no idea how should I say it in different way - this is not a matter of a driver - the phone is physically not visible to the computer. There is no unknown device of anykind so I have nothing to use a driver for. It is not that fastboot command does not recognize the phone - the phone does not exists in Windows Device Manager. Looks like when phone is in fastboot mode the usb port is dead. So no chance of rooting in standard way.

And I have unlocked it as it was working before. I did realize it is not working when I tried to downgrade recently.

Election Day: I have tried 3 different cables, couple of computers and 3 different operating systems - ubuntu included. How this trick with hairdrier works? If it is a flash why does it work for everything else but not fastboot mode? Should I heat it up without cover and battery? Any specific area? Should I plug in while hot?

Thx guys.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] caliban2:
usb working with sys booted up, but broken on bootloader?! makes no sense at all, i hope you can see that for yourself. can't be a hw-failure (then it would be broken everywhere).

have you reinstalled the driver from the sdk? the problem is on your pc, not the phone...

and forget about rooting for the moment, you don't need that to flash a rom. or are you mixing things up?!

that nonsense about heating up the phone with a hair drier was a joke, right? :eek:
[LG Optimus 2x] wayneace8888:
Hi people, I have installed cm9 & I installed juice defender ultimate & it doesn't seem to remember the settings, I always have to set it up again after a reboot etc. Is anybody else having this problem? Thanks in advance.
[LG Optimus 2x] Gangs00724:
try titanium backup
[Android Apps and Games] Acid_Ocelot:
Sharing something Random i did in class... yeah it isnt the best but whatever..

Feel free to add more to the list....
[TouchPad General] DNak206:
I humbly admit this TouchPad could NEVER be a replacement for my iPad2 regardless of APP count or flash or anything else based on PURELY the battery life. I left this TP (running CM7) in my backpack yesterday afterwork with approximately 36% and woke up this morning with it at 1%. I won the ipad for work so kinda figured I could sell it and recoup some cost seeing how the TP was considerably cheaper but boy was I wrong.

/rant off
[TouchPad General] yurkinator:
Thanks for sharing
[TouchPad General] mountaindewmi:
^^ LOL

Im sure the iPad 2 kills the TP on battery life and other areas, but you can't compare CM7 or CM9 which are still Alpha stage and have bugs that are being worked out. But if you switch to webOS you wouldn't have that problem. I have left it days without charging on webOS and it holds charge like a champ. :cool:
[TouchPad General] DNak206:
Well I also won the 32gb ipad2 for work, so it's not exactly like I had to come out of pocket for it.. Yes, I'm an ex tech junkie who was a flashoholic but at the end of the day, this new technology is more or less just modern day toys for all intents and purposes. Any pad I ever own will never be more than a cool electronic device for my kids to game on, to Netflix and YouTube on, and occasionally get some work done. In THAT regard alone, I kind of assumed the TP would replace my ipad2.. Guess I'll wait for better software and see what the battery life does but that is arguably the biggest advantage to Apple stuff and they don't get NEARLY enough credit for.. battery conservation, they sure have gotten good at it.
[TouchPad General] Aganar:
My guess is you probably left any number of things on that drain the battery: screen, bluetooth, wifi, etc. The only difference between these is that the iPad probably turns some of those off by default (such as the screen when it detects a cover over it). There are a plethora of mods and other trackers for Android that can automatically control that for you to save battery life.

So yeah, you're naive.
[TouchPad General] iamsamsamiam:
CM7? And +30% drain on an overnight? I can only assume you're doing something wrong. Even if you say got home at 6pm and left the device in your bag and woke up at 7am, more than 30% battery on 13hours is too much burn. If anything you probably have some stupid apps running (Facebook) that prevents the device from going to sleep. Last I ran CM7 I remember the drain to be 2% an hour at most.

On CM9 the battery burn is less than 1.5% an hour with a couple tweaks. I say switch to CM9 and figure out what you're running. Maybe its a Google sync thing not completing, but its almost always Facebook.

Samsung Captivate CM9 - Glitch Kernel | HP TouchPad CM9 - Bricked Kernel
[TouchPad General] DNak206:
Admittedly naive but this thread actually proved useful as it gave me some tips on things to check. I purchased Tasker for my Thunderbolt awhile back and a big selling point to trying to get this TouchPad working was being able to double dip on apps already bought. I know w/ Tasker I can automate a buttload of stuff including auto wifi settings, dimming the display, turning off unused apps, etc etc. Thanks for the tips guys, I knew it would never compare to the ipad but from the sounds of it, it might be relatively close. Any CM9 ROMs you best recommend, there appears to be a ton and I don't know where to start.
[TouchPad General] spunker88:
First of all CM7 is an alpha, and second of all why are you still using CM7. The CM alphas, even CM9 don't have the best sleep battery life, but its better than CM7. If Apple released an alpha of iOS created by volunteers only, do you think it would be polished and perfectly working.
[TouchPad General] DNak206:
Had flashed a friends TP about a couple of weeks ago to CM7 and followed the CM9 threads which said it was easier to start with 7 then upgrade to 9. Never followed the second set of instructions, doing now.
[TouchPad General] big_lilo:
I use my TP for work running CM9... Mostly read PDF files on it so i don't have to print out a 80+ Page document.... so the screen is constantly on and off from 9 AM till about 3 - 4 PM and i can do 4 days like that with a single charge... BTW i dont shut down i just simply put it in sleep when i pack it in my bag for the next morning

and even when i go to charge it im at 30%... so its not like critical low

OP... boot into webOS for a couple days and see how your battery life is there... if its using 35% in sleep mode OVERNIGHT than there is something wrong with ur TP
[TouchPad General] muyoso:
What I don't understand is why we can't emulate what the iPad does to conserve battery life. An iPad and a Touchpad both running nothing should be able to have the same battery life sitting idle. An iPad essentially loses no battery life while sitting idle. Why can't we just do what they are doing?
[TouchPad General] Jotokun:
Because the iPad and Touchpad have literally nothing in common. Completely different CPU, GPU, batteries, wifi radios, etc. Apple also has an advantage in that iOS is only made to run on a small handful of devices on the market whereas Android has to target everything, so its much easier for them to minimize power consumption.

The touchpad port may look like its really far along (and it is) but right now battery life is still a lower priority for the devs. Keep in mind that the Touchpad was never meant to run Android and the version we have was made by hobbyists. That we have something that runs at all right now is nothing short of amazing and nobody has any right to complain unless they're willing to jump into the code and fix things themselves.

Better battery life will come with time. Just be patient.
[TouchPad General] pa49:
I'm running CM 9 KANG 20301 nightly.

Taken off charge 09.30, use throughout the day at various times and for various periods, wifi on all the time, now reading 50% remaining.

That's good enough for me.
[TouchPad General] spunker88:
iPad Development

-many paid employees

-able to design OS around hardware and build drivers

Touchpad Android Development

-volunteers with other jobs

-have to work with AOSP/CM9, many drivers are proprietary

If we had the employees/resources Apple has working on iOS for the iPad building Android for the Touchpad we'd have a stable version by now. You can't compare the two. Also CM9 is called ALPHA for a reason, its NOT supposed to be stable, its going to have issues.
[TouchPad General] Aganar:
It's worth noting, as has been pointed out several times now, that you're comparing the stock iPad OS with a completely unofficial and voluntarily compiled secondary OS for the Touchpad. If you look at any of CNET's tablet reviews, the battery life for the HP Touchpad running webOS was actually quite comparable to the iPad2's.
[TouchPad General] brett_day:
Just flash the latest version of classic nerd ICS and you will change your mind. Battery life on the latest version is freaking amazing. I have my tp running 3.2 classic nerd, overclocked to 1.5GHz and it will last 2 days with moderate usage. Simply awesome

http://classicnerd.net/
[TouchPad General] HansTWN:
Let us just call him naive and call it a day. Once battery life gets past a certain point, who cares about another hour or two? Now if you gave me a tablet with e-ink battery life... Will have to wait for Mirasol for that, I guess.

The TouchPad with dual OS's rocks! Who wants that flashless FruityPad with its walled garden?
[TouchPad General] quarlow:
Yeah, I echo some comments here. Why are you still on CM7, its terrible. CM9 is tablet optimized, and it only takes 4 seconds of the ICS to see the night and day difference.

I too get several days of standby on CM9 Alpha 2. And awesome battery life on webOS. I also enjoyed webOS, much better than CM7. At least webOS is tablet optimized, and made for the hardware. So, its stable, elegant, intuitive, and once tweaked very snappy and responsive.

If battery life is your primary concern, use webOS. Its got a few tablet apps, and a solid browser. But, if you really want Android give CM9 a try.

And remember the age old xda addage; if you want an apple product, don't buy a non-apple product. This happens far more with the phones. Android is only well received by the person that seeks it out. If you are stuck with an Android device, you will hate it. If you only switch from iOS to android "because of boredom" you will hate android. At the end of the day only you can decide what's best for you. </rant>

Sent from my Galaxy S II (i777)
[TouchPad General] kelvs:
TP isn't really a competition for the iPad2

Actually almost any other Android tablet > TP.

It's just that... the TP is much much cheaper.
[TouchPad General] soneracar:
Please lads, I get days out of a single charge. If you noob and can't manage apps yourself get ipad. Like the idea of being in control of what you pay for, get touchpad. :) I completely love mine, minus HDMI out.