yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] piexil:
Yes a sandisk Class 4.

Also to everyone else. I'll give ubuntu a try on an old Desktop, thank you :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] piexil:
None of those worked :/

*sigh*
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Hi Xda forum,

I sent my Prime for repair after the hdmi port was not working. Right now, I'm am getting lags when swiping between homescreens quickly and i'm in balanced mode.The lag seem to improve when I switch to performance mode but it still exist. And also when clicking on the app drawer there is slight lag as well.

I would like to know if any of you guys are having the same issues as me ?

Please try it out for me, I really want to know if its a defective hardware problem.

Thanks

Regards,

Venz
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
my prime works great in balanced mode. when I'm not overclocked, I always use the 1.2Ghz balanced mode. no lag at all. everything moves fast as far as swiping thru homescreens, launching apps, loading web browser pages, scrolling thru web browser pages, etc...

try a fresh reboot to see if it clears things up. if sounds like you installed a bad app or widget or something. check the last things you downloaded. then uninstall one by one to see if it clears issue.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Ya,I've tried all types of reset.There always a very small lag when swiping across screens quickly and sometimes when clicking the app drawer.I find the prime pretty smooth hefore the repair.Confused.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] the2rrell:
Thats not normal.....i dont even see any lag when im on power save.

i run it in balanced and everything is super smooth. i have not been able to make it lag yet. only while using Wifi certain games(Glu) will lag.

other than that Nothing.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] anti09:
I've found the biggest thing that affects homescreen performance is the number of screens and widgets. Are your screens pretty cluttered? What launcher are you using?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Hi Guys,

Thanks for the reply, I really appreciate it.

I don't run Launchers or have numourous number of widgets on my homescreen.Even after a factory reset/Wipe/hard reset, I get slight lag that appears when sliding across homescreens.

I told the asus service staff about this but their reply was "It passed all the required test and there's nothing wrong with your tablet"

Regards,

ven
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] litetaker:
Do you mean you are having lag on HDMI? Because I think everyone misunderstood you here and think that you are having lag while using the touch screen. I don't have an HDMI cable to test your problem out though...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sly.cooper:
I run my tablet always on the balanced mode. I have never see any lag while swiping. In fact I am using multipic live wallpaper with random effects. Since last one week I am using Go Launcher HD Beta. Give a try with different launcher.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Yes,I'm having lag while using the touchscreen.Not a big one just small stutters.It doesn't really show up when i'm in performance mode.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Okay, sure.I will try to see if using an launcher solves the problem.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] the2rrell:
you shouldnt have to do that with the prime in my OP anyway. i mean if it fixes it great. but this thing should not have any lag as far touch screen flipping through home screens. i even cluttered my screens up last night after reading your post with pictures, and widgets and live wallpaper to have have as much going on as possible. and didnt see any lag on any cpu setting.

i would try and find a way of getting it replaced.

that would bug the hell out of me........:p
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Chrono_Tata:
Live wallpaper? If you a live wallpaper such as the Asus Water ones it will lag a little bit especially when the animation is starting after you wake up your screen.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] the2rrell:
i didnt use that one. just simply because i do not like it.....but i will use that one to test with when i get to the house.

and he was only talking about flipping through home screens.....not the start up lag. so thats what i was reffering too.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Thanks alot Guys! I have returned my prime back to the service center.Furthermore, I tried out a Prime display set and noticed no lags whatsoever.

The lagging bothers me so much !
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Hi Forum, I just got back my prime from Asus. It got it's motherboard replaced again. But i'm still finding lags and stutters ....I don't what is the issue..seems like Asus can't figure it out too.

Do you have any suggestions on what could it be ?

Build Number : 9.4.2.15

Kernel version 2.6.39.4

AnTuTu Benchmark v2.7.1 (In performance mode) : 10610

CPU frequency : 1600 MHz
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
your score seems right for your device. you have something going on in the background causing lag. try this. go into settings. then developer options. then turn of window and transition animations. then force gpu rendering. that should speed you up. although that's not required as my out the box setup was lag free, that will speed device up. as far as ui n such goes. do you have any oddball Widgets on homescreens or anything? also download a free app called system panel. it will show you what apps are running. this shows alot more than Asus task manager. if you see something running that's active, and you not using it or shouldn't be running, just kill it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Hi Demandarin, thks for the suggestion. I tried it but there isn't any improvements. I just noticed one thing, there isn't any lag when I click on the sides...the homescreen shifts smoothly but whenever I swipe it across the screen, there's a very small stutter during the transition period.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Hi Demandarin, just one question...I launched system panel lite app, settings > Dev info > Under the CPU section : Processors/Cores : 4

SYSFS CPUs Present : 4

Processor : 3 << Is it suppose to be like this ?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lilstevie:
both powersave and balanced modes limit the framerate to 35fps, it is not totally unreasonable that some people are able to see the difference, while the vast majority do not.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I don't think its anything to be worried about. maybe just false reporting in the dev. info section.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Well, it's definitely stuttering.I wasn't able to see any stutters when I first bought it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] namebrandon:
Why don't you post a video of it so we can see exactly what you're talking about?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Hi Friend, good idea.I will start to upload the video and share the link here later :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Hey Xda forum,

I have uploaded a video on YouTube.

If you focused on the weather widget, you can see the frame stutter at around 0.58-0.59.This happens when I use applications as well.

Video link : http://youtu.be/ZVPmx1Ika0A.

Regards,

Venz
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] al mon:
I don't see any lag.

What I think you are complaining about is the stock ICS/HC launcher which SUCKS.

Try ADW Launcher or ADW EX (which is what I use), its about 50X faster than stock.

Also when you are swiping, you are using your thumb and may not be swiping a long enough distance for it to know that you are swiping and its mis-interpreting your action(s).

Install ADW or ADW EX give it a shot. If you don't like it simply uninstall it. EX is a paid app though. So give ADW a try, millions of people use it and most have dumped the stock launcher because it is so horrible. I hated stock launcher on my Xooms and my Prime.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
I know using a launcher will speed things up.But my prime isn't working as smooth as it used to be.I know certainly something is wrong with it.Just can't figure out what's really the problem.Thanks for the suggestion though.Appreciate it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] aypanthony:
Try removing the all of the Asus specific widgets from your screen to see if that helps. Than add them back one at a time. I don't use the Asus widgets(especially MyZine) because it seemed to cause some lag.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Okay,well.It lags even after a factory reset.I think the problem here is they messed up something during the repair.The problem occurs even after multiple motherboard replacements.Asus Engineers have a really bad knowledge on their product here.

This stuttering/lag really piss me off! I paid so much and yet I still need to get it repaired and have it half-working.Well done Asus.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
I the opposite...lmfao Stock launcher is the best for me. its the fastest and I have no lag what so ever. I can even put prime in powersavings mode and have no lag. I fond all the 3rd. party launchers to be lacking one way or another. I have ADW and the new GO tablet launcher. they both seem to mess up wallpapers. I love to have my wallpapers looking right. plus multilivepaper be messing up.

so for me stock is the best way to go.

op, try going into settings, then developer options. then check the box that says to force gpu hardware acceleration. then you can also cut off window and translation animation. that should speed and smooth things out. I know it definitely should make your UI experience alot faster.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] venkadesh3:
Hi Xda-forum,

I just found out something interesting.I tried Glowball that is already installed in the Prime. I played it in Powersafe mode and it severely lagged, it was unplayable but it was ok in balanced and performance mode.Do anyone of you get the same result as me in power saving mode ?
[Windows Mobile Themes] Mkaay12:
Hello

Few days ago I installed an Wp7 Theme and I really like it but .. I cannot change the picture pile I hope some one can teach me how.

Greets ,

Mkaay12
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] Insane PPC:
well i bought NOVA 2 from the android/google play 50 cent sell...and it doesn't work.

emailed gameloft, the same day he responds with a link to the APK that does work. no fussing nothing. thats good customer service!

alright, now still waiting on EA to make me happy, doubt it will happen though

thought i would share it if anyone here wanted NOVA but thought you were SOL
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] TLRtheory:
It's nice to know they're willing to help people out who've been screwed over from purchasing from the Market.

...but I just feel like they could solve all this if they canned the Gameloft Wapshop and just integrated ALL their versions of games into the Google Play Store.
[Xperia Play Themes and Apps] Magnumutz:
I just bought NOVA 2 HD as well and when my phone automatically downloaded it, it said "Package file invalid" or something like that.

Then i went to the market via my phone and installed it.

It worked as it should.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] harry_fine:
I'm using the Faux Kernel on my Skyrocket. I'm using Set CPU for speed control, under-clocking for more battery life.

I head the terms UC, OC, UV and OC. When I use Set CPU, I assume that when I set maximum CPU speeds, I'm under-clocking. But what is under-volting? Is that different? Is there an advantage to doing both?

Harry
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] mr_clean5953:
There is an advantage to undervolting you need either fauxs app or systemmtuner to do so.

Undervolting is giving the cpu less power and asking it to do the same amount of work it was doing before
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] harry_fine:
That sounds a bit more dangerous in terms of doing damage to the phone or having reboots etc. when you are giving the circuity less power than it was designed.

For those who chose to undervolt for power savings, it is usually done in conjunction with under-clocking, or is it a one or the other type thing?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] dixit:
Not really, under volting is not as dangerous as over volting (used to also achieve higher overclocks). Over volting can actually damage hardware if you provide too much juice.

Under volting just reduces the voltage, if its not enough the app freezes or worse the phone reboots. If that happens, bump it up one more step (+12500) and you should be fine. Find where you can go low but still be stable (for me it happens to be -87500) you will save more battery.

Dixit
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] icenight89:
all good correct info. I highly recommend fauxclock, its very user friendly. I have my phone undervolted -100mV and underclocked to 1.2 and I'm getting 13 hours heavy usage with around 5 hours on screen time, with NO juice defender. For this phone, that's pretty good
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] plwalsh88:
My exact setup. -100mV UV, and 1.188 gHz UC. Went from 100% to 0% in 1 day 7.5 hours with 3 hours of screen on time. No juice defender either. I think its pretty food. Using faux 009u, btw.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] dixit:
Only issue I got with Fauxclock is that it saves the CPU clocks I set (say 1.298ghz max) but it doesnt actually save the voltage after a reboot. I look at the VDD table and its still stock.

So only way to get it to work is to manually edit the VDD table itself. Not sure if this is by default that fauxclock doesnt actually save the voltages after a reboot.

Dixit
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] harry_fine:
Don't see fauxclock in the application store, sorry, Google Play Station. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] dixit:
Thats cause its not in the Google Play. Its a separate app at this location

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/4550-app09-beta-snapdragon-dual-core-oc-control/

Dixit
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] harry_fine:
Got it, thanks. And the under-volting is so easy with Fauxclock, I've set it down 100.

So I've got SetCPU doing the CPU speed, and Faux for the voltage. Seems a bit redundant, since Faux also does CPU speeds, but SetCPU has some cool configuration settings where you can actually have multiple settings for CPU speed based on various conditions such as battery life remaining, processor temperature, time of day, phases of the moon :-). So I guess I have to keep them both. Hope they don't interfere with each other.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] dixit:
Fauxclock has very basic CPU clock settings, it was created just for that faux compatible kernels so the original developer didnt spend weeks on it. It was just a simple and fast and effective GUI to set min/max clocks and also voltages (global scale). You can however set one other clock which is the "screen off" clock, but thats about it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] icenight89:
they will, use one or the other. U can manually change global vdd table and use setcpu, or forego advanced profiles in setcpu, but u can't/shouldn't use both
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Shadeslayers:
FauxClock force closes on launch for me..

EDIT: Getting a Faux kernal fixed that. Wow I feel dumb. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] silver03wrx:
Are u using faux kernel?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] harry_fine:
Any tips or thread about how to manually change global vdd table so that I can use SetCPU for the profiles and adjust voltage manually?

Is there a risk to that? If I set it and the phone won't boot, it sticks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] icenight89:
use Gideon UV/OC script and change vdd as u see fit. If it doesn't work u can always flash Gideon stock back
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] plwalsh88:
What exactly is the difference between flashing Gideon's script or just using FauxClock? Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] icenight89:
fauxclock gives u dynamic min/Max and voltage control as per user settings. Gideon is pre-set and makes use of init.d script. u can change it, but every change requires a reboot
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rossygnol:
http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/44800/magnifier-stand-for-iphone4-case

So funny...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] vjoom:
OH wow, lol.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] npras42:
I like how the article starts:

and then goes on to explain a magnifying glass instead of advising to go and get pretty much any other high end smartphone on the market.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sprintuser1977:
Funny thing is old Steve swore 3.5 was the biggest a smartphone should be and he'd never make it bigger. Now that he's gone, rip, they are talking making it a 4" screen. Imagine that. There is no way I could use that small of a screen, even after going to my evo I couldn't go back and I owned an iPhone at one point

From the big ole Note
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] access.denied:
Now if Apple ever thinks this will sell and put a their logo on it, people will line up for this thing. They can advertise it as the iScreen. :rolleyes::rolleyes:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jvc.silence:
hahahahah lol=)):D finnaly apple did it+)) big screen whohohohohohoh=))

is it gonna be called Imagnifier?=))
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] DPMAce:
Lol at the people who actually buy that
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rossygnol:
No it's gonna be called iNote LMAO
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] CGI_Ram:
I can admit the Note's screen size isn't for everyone...

But the Iphone screen is waaaay too small.

They will make it bigger on the Iphone 5. Probably 4".
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] swiss420:
Great idea to improve the Iphone. ;) How about adding this Handset so the iPhone does not have to be removed from under Magnifier. lol

View attachment 938575

Would probably also look funny on a Note if you dont mind the ridicule till the end of your life. I found it over at Ebay.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jkforce:
Hi all,

Let me start by saying I am no expert in any of this stuff.

I rooted my galaxy note, flashed Sauron Rom up to RC4 and was fine. And then I wanted to use Long press back key function, but this time, instead of "power off" first from the phone and "pressing volume down and up and power button" to access CWM recovery, I chose instead "Recovery" option to shut my phone and boot into CWM. Now, my phone keeps booting into CWM recovery mod no matter what I do with it. I erase/factory reset, wipe cache, delvik, even restore to old rom several times. However, every time I choose "reboot system now", it reboots then comes right back into CWM recovery mode. Please someone help this newbie out!!! PLEASE!!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bkeaver:
which version of Clockwork Mod are you using. I would use DA_g's rooted recovery from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1504647 to see if that stops the boot loops and then try to flash the latest beta 4 recovery from here after you get the phone stable again http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1526431
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Rocket42:
I think you need to move this to the Q&A Thread for Saurom.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] modmyphone:
What bkeaver said. Make sure your using the latest CWM version. This is a dead ringer for the problems of the early version.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sav25:
Hi

I'm pretty sure this hasn't been covered off already - well - not to the level of detail I need anyway.

I came to the xda forums after a friend of mine suggested that there were hacks available.

It's clear that 'something' is available, but what I am not finding is:

A) A SIMPLE guide that shows us people totally new to phone 'hacking' how to do it, from start to finish, with minimal lingo and acronyms.

B) An clear and simple explanation on the different 'hacking' options available

C) The reason you would want to do it? From what I can see, the only benefit seems to be a few pointless homebrew apps that you can download - and for the risk involved...why would you chance it?

Don't get me wrong, tinkering in itself is the reason you would want to do it - it's fun - but I can't help thinking that the WP7 side of 'hacking' doesn't offer much reward.

Would really appreciate any advice/help/links with my questions.

Thanks
[Windows Phone 7 General] chicagolive:
Did not know whether to bother answering or not but okay. First welcome to XDA, uhhh in easy laymens terms hacking is not for the inexperienced and it is not totally idiot proof so you should have some fair knowledge of the systems and what they do. Don't hack if you need a kindergarten book to explain it all out for ya simple as that. WP is closer too iOS than Android main point being it is the most secure as far as I personally care of the 3, and the system is just as smooth and fluid as iOS. No there are not alot of Homebrew available at the moment, but if you happen to have a phone able to be fully unlocked then you have the option to use many functions that were not available before.

Device specific is where you should such that search block is your best friend, nobody here is going to write a full guide to the whole forum section for every single new hack and crack that comes out. If you want to you are more than welcome.
[Windows Phone 7 General] sav25:
Thanks pal

I'm ok with the concepts of hacking, just not specifically this OS.

I'm technically minded and do a lot of similar stuff elsewhere, but when it comes to the phone that I use daily, and comntracted for another 12 months with and have no experience with tinkering WP7 - Im slightly more nervous.

I guess my main issue was the d&h forum for WP7. Every sticky/thread is far too long and they all contain a lot of acryonyms that a new WP7 hacker wouldn't understand. So my forum instinct is to look for the sticky that says "start here - everything explained" - but there isn't one?!

It's almost like "where do people start if there is no starting point"?
[Windows Phone 7 General] Korhaan:
As far as covering a good amount of info, this post is a good one:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1299134

Don't really think there is a way to avoid all the jargon though, if there is something that isn't explained well it should be simple to find information to fill in the gaps. The terms used are very specific to the environment, so anything returned in a search would probably be relevant.

The most common homebrew option is Interop Unlock, Samsung models of phone are the easiest to unlock. This allows you to use native code that has not been wrapped in a tidy c# class.

The benefit of all this is that your phone is a full fledged computer that by default is locked down like an appliance. Developing additional homebrew apps allow you to get further phone customization out of your device, and therefore the most value out of your purchase.
[Windows Phone 7 General] iamwin:
I for myself thought about unlocking my device considering the risks involve. but I weighed the consequences. Thus, I end up now, having a fully unlocked HTC 7 Mozart with a custom rom. I am happier with my device now, I can do BT transfers, explore the folders within my device, install more applications than the usual apps/games from the marketplace, and tweak my device. One more thing, when my device was still running on stock rom, battery life is shorter, now I have 1.5x the battery life.

MY CONCLUSION: unlock your device's potential :)

as for the guides, yes it is not really like spoon feeding, but contents of the guides/tutorials are somehow progressive. one can learn from them, so that on the next development, we can do the "hacking" easier since we understood how the process goes. This is why it is called development. Cheers!
[Windows Phone 7 General] lovenokia:
before i can give you advice on what hack that you can use, what is the name your device that way there are more specific hacks that we can talk about.