yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Acer Iconia A500] szpaner6:
Can someone tell me how to do this keyboard theme?

It is keyboards from eee Transformer and Sony tablet S.

Thank you.
[Acer Iconia A500] dincdoes.me:
Tablet s is on top and ee pad on bottom you I know Thor has this keyboard on his 14xx roms try those ?
[Acer Iconia A500] szpaner6:
yes, Sony tab S in on top, no I have not tried this Thor version, actually I do not konw with one is it? Anyway I am waiting for stabel version for ISC.

It is possible to find somewhere to apk file from this keyboard???

Regards
[Acer Iconia A500] dincdoes.me:
I'm not sure as I have used the transformer keyboard on the device as well as the Rom that ported device you won't get far with Thor here try googling "thors Rom" or "tegra owners" ver 14.2 is honeycomb but looks just like ics. I'm sure if you get the right lib files and the apk you can do it.
[Acer Iconia A500] szpaner6:
thank you for your help, if I have more time I will definitely change the ROM, but if someone have the apk file or other idea please let me know ;)

Regards,
[Acer Iconia A500] BakaNeko59:
I highly recommend Thumb Keyboard from the Market. It's not free, but well worth it...
[Acer Iconia A500] dincdoes.me:
Dito I use it on my phone nook color and acer a500
[Acer Iconia A500] szpaner6:
I have found also a free one, it's A.I.type Keyboard Free - have nice themes and usefull functions... I recommand it!

Have a nice day!
[Acer Iconia A500] x51:
What do you think of Hackers Keyboard?

Thats my personal pref...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.pocketworkstation.pckeyboard&hl=en

There are a lot more buttons so they are not as large, but when it comes to a keyboard that is convenient. (A lot less switching between letters, numbers, symbol layouts) I love it. Plus the arrow keys are sweet!
[Acer Iconia A500] szpaner6:
Thank you x51, I have tested this keyboard and it is really good one.

But for me is better larger one because is better to write 'on the way' so, I need bigger one ;)

Regards
[Acer Iconia A500] puppetmaster22:
+1 A.I.type Keyboard Free

i love it,best keyboard for me
[Acer Iconia A500] Vintage144:
Im with x51 ,Hackers keyboard does it all!
[Acer Iconia A500] 1andoid:
I want the asus keyboard on iconia a500

I extraced and copied the asus.kl and asus.kcm to the appropriate directories in ics, but it is not working. Posted the same question in tegra owners ics rom dev forum no respose. any pointers are highly appreciated, i do not want to install any other apk to have a keyboard
[Acer Iconia A500] mysak85:
This keyboard looks a lot better and it works without problem on Acer Iconia A500

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1626204
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pasan077:
DOES any one has done it before please let me know?

please
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stamatis:
no you cant!!!! you will

hard brick

your phone if you try to unlock bootloader!!!!!!!!
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pochi!:
dont even think about it! they (hardware and software) are incompatible.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ghost9685:
dont try u ll brick u r phone
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidx8:
YES, I have 11w41, I unlocked my BL and I have now Alfs-8 with firedroid 1.1.

But I'm very lucky and my phone is s special one. Only one bug that is caused by the unlock procedure: I can't send text messages, it's just "sending" it, never gets done.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fundre:
Do you recently disable some app with Autostarts? Once I had that problem and solved by enabling Messaging in Autostarts.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baiclark:
You are a very lucky guy... i envy you..: D
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenixcro:
oh u lucky bi*ch :D ... i have 11w41 on different phone but i don't do unlocking bootloader only if i find someone with JFET cabel :P
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Ryoupe:
As the title says.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Suuugen:
Whats the limit, havent notice
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Maksimitoisto:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1427386

There you go.

Elikkäs oleppa hyvä.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Ryoupe:
The FPS is limited to 45.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Ryoupe:
I have tried this script before and it didn't work.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] ldoing:
enhanced.conf文件，主要针对广大机友的性能需求而设计的，里面可以自行设置fps解和上锁、开启内存压缩ZRAM、设置超频、调频模式、iosched调度模式、备份还原模式、使用虚拟内存的优先率、虚拟内存的大小等等。可以说是很人性化的设计。（很多小白或是没注意看帖内容的人比较容易忽略，如果没发现，那么你就真的对不起G大了）

想要配置，可用re管理器进入system/etc/enhanced.conf，点击进入，里面自带中英文说明

注意！点击进入是无法进行修改的，我这里用“解锁fps和上锁fps”为例子，给大家解说下

我们先对enhanced.conf进行长按，然后选择“文本编辑方式打开”才可以进行编辑修改。

#在下面等号后输入是否需要解锁FPS(也就是关闭vsync)，解锁为off，不解锁为on，默认为解锁off

VSYNC=off

这里已经解释说解锁是off，不解锁为on，我们只需要在“VSYNC=”后面修改就行了。修改完后，点击菜单键，选择“保存并退出”，重启即可实现生效。
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] Ryoupe:
There wasn't any enhanced.config file in system/etc
[HTC Amaze 4G] mrmako777:
gotta get my fix (well, sorta)! find it here...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1523691
[HTC Amaze 4G] stratax:
can you explain how to flash this? i saw no instructions on the site lol. just flash through recovery?
[HTC Amaze 4G] mrmako777:
I haven't messed with it yet since I was at work when I posted it, but I thought it was just a normal apk to click and install. I assume you ran the installer?
[HTC Amaze 4G] mrmako777:
found this

looks like some are able to install it directly by clicking the apk
[HTC Amaze 4G] stratax:
whatever I downloaded from that site wasn't a apk it was a .zip lol I didn't see it, can you upload it to op? the explorer looks cool

edit: it says its a apk on the hyperlink but when downloaded its a zip. should I just rename it?
[HTC Amaze 4G] mrmako777:
Let me check it out and ill post it
[HTC Amaze 4G] mrmako777:
first post is an apk
[HTC Amaze 4G] stratax:
this is what im getting hahah

makes no sense

edit: it was IE, downloaded on chrome and it worked

edit2: I didn't have to push it or edit permissions just installed like a normal apk
[HTC Amaze 4G] mrmako777:
good stuff. had a chance to mess with it today, and its just like i remember it. props to the guy who ported it ;)
[HTC Amaze 4G] mikeschevelle:
i guess this will have to do as far as getting MIUI on the Amaze ................. :) :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcguinness89:
i heard you can hack the AT&T version to get TMOBILE 4G but is the unlocked version of the Galaxy Note already able to use tmobiles 4G basebands?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leppo:
go look in the Note's general forum. there are several threads near the top discussing this
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshnichols189:
No, it does not work with T-Mobile 3.5G.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hieuy:
i think the only way to do this is flash the skyrocket baseband to the att note. they run the same chipset
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] weaponXandroid:
Hello Friends,

I need to know what is Xperia X10 System's size, Data's size and cache's size?

Thanks in advance :-)
[HTC Radar] efjay:
Considering buying this, can anyone advise on how much of the 8GB storage is accessible on a brand new T-Mobile US Radar or after a hard reset. Thanks.
[HTC Radar] AndyFZ1S:
Think around 6.12 GB
[HTC Radar] efjay:
Thanks, just about what I'm using now.
[General Questions and Answers] glitchsys:
I'm looking to get my first Android tablet. I've always rooted and run custom firmware on my Android phones, so I need a "cheap" Android tablet with a healthy developer community and a lot of support.

My first thought was to go for the $250 Nook Tablet, spec for spec it's better than the Kindle Fire; but didn't an update come out for it recently that made rooting it near impossible or so highly difficult that it hasn't been done yet?

Then the $200 Kindle Fire came to mind, very popular tablet must mean a very healthy/active hacking/dev community right? But isn't it also locked down in such a way it can't be rooted or modified anymore?

Then I see a $189 Lenovo A1 Tablet at Best Buy with decent specs. It's running Android 2.3 which I'd normally prefer over Android 3.0/Honeycomb but now that ICS/Android 4.0 is out, I'd definately want to run that on my tablet. So is ICS running very good/stable on any sub $300 Android tablet?

I wonder when the $250 Tegra3 based tablet from Asus (or is it Acer...) comes out. Suggestions on which route to go?
[General Questions and Answers] Colton127:
My friend has a Kindle Fire, and it's too slow to be called a tablet. It's an E-Reader that can run Apps.

Even the web browser - scrolling and loading pages - is laggy.
[General Questions and Answers] glitchsys:
Does it run any custom firmware? Or is it 100% stock? The first thing I plan to do is run a custom ROM on it. Even if it's to remove the bloatware and put in a few tweaks, at least it'd be better than stock. My Galaxy S II right now runs a custom ROM based on the factory ROM, so it has full hardware support and such but it's got a lot of tweaks put into it and bloatware removed, etc. the end result is it's got better battery life and runs faster/smoother than any stock Galaxy S II ROM. I'm hoping to get ICS/Android 4.0 onto a tablet, as that's the way to go, but if the dev community isn't quite there yet, then I'm hoping for a custom/tweaked out ROM as a tide-me-over.
[General Questions and Answers] Colton127:
He runs stock rooted with Android Market and a custom launcher.

I tested Opera Mobile on it - which uses full hardware acceleration. It was the smoothest browser I tested on the device, but it was still jittery and lagged while scrolling. The GPU and CPU are obviously not that great.
[General Questions and Answers] glitchsys:
Well it is a cheap tablet new, but I thought it was dual core. Kind of disappointing it's sluggish even with HW acceleration. I just checked the Kindle Fire Android Development forum and it looks like they have ICS/Android 4.0 ROM's for it but the 3 main issues are no HW UI Acceleration; 720p and HD video in general; No bluetooth. I don't care too much for Bluetooth and the 720p video thing isn't that important at the moment (I think), but the no HW UI Acceleration could pose a problem, especially if the CPU is as sluggish as you say.
[General Questions and Answers] Colton127:
It is Dual-Core, but it was still laggy when I had tested it. I guess it really bothered me because I was so use to the extremely smooth and fluid iPad 2 & Galaxy S II I own and use day-to-day.

I never tested any custom ROMs, but wish I was able to. It seems to have a lot of popular ROMs and a good developer community.
[General Questions and Answers] glitchsys:
Sorry about that. Thanks for moving this thread/keeping things organized, I really appreciate what you guys do.

Right now I'm leaning toward the HP Touchpad or the Kindle Fire. Seems CM7 is the better option for both devices and good enough as a daily driver; but CM9 is further along on the Fire than it is on the Touchpad.
[General Questions and Answers] carnagecjb:
I'm in about the same situation.

I

vastly

prefer the 7" form factor, although I could probably be persuaded to a 10" for the same price range...

Currently, I'm leaning towards the 16G Nook Tablet, mostly because of the RAM advantage it has vs the Kindle Fire.

The fire seems to have a more active dev community, but, once it is rooted & has a working ROM (ICS preferred), isn't that the main thing to be looking for?

However, I am not set on any specific tablet, and am very open to suggestions...
[General Questions and Answers] iniquiTrance:
I'm still rocking the original Nook Color. Runs CM7 like a champ, and CM9 builds are showing great progress.
[General Questions and Answers] carnagecjb:
For a thread revival, I figured I would state my final decision & reasons for it, just in case anyone else is looking for similar information...

I ended up going with a Nook Tablet...

I considered the Kindle Fire, but it has 512MB vs the 1G of RAM that the Nook has.

Checking the dev status for the Nook, there is a CM7 running (fairly well, now that I've given it a shot). Once that is 100% (and, in my opinion, it is very nearly there), there really isn't much of a reason to avoid it.

In the day I've had it, I have to say that it has ended up being much better than I was expecting.
[General Questions and Answers] tospace2006:
check out this tablet

/watch?v=JUhiQZE4_VE&feature=g-u-u&context=G2a75f87FUAAAAAAAHAA

it's a youtube link to a NCIX review on a new tablet seems nice for the price I can't post full link cause I don't have enough posts maybe someone can help me out and post it for me? thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] baaj:
I just exchanged my old note for a new one (would randomly power off when the phone was in my pocket or being moved around).

When I exchanged, I grabbed a white model instead of the black, as I remember reading somewhere that the white models were benchmarking higher for some reason. In my case this was totally true. The old phone benchmarked at 2650, the new one is now at 3200 on unrooted stock ROM (with the same config - apps, widgets, etc.).

Another random observation: the white s-pen is significantly lighter than the black one. I preferred the weight of the black pen. It's a minor issue, just strange that they would be so different.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] falcon72:
I went through 2 black and end up with the white one at the end because of the back pixeled on the first one and the second had a pixel stay lid when the phone in sleep
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] RadDudeTommy:
Like a single pixel? Harsh. But kinda funny. I must have been lucky. Im on my first note and see no need to exchange.

Kony 2012 is Propaganda.

www.Facebook.com/freeyourmindcampaign
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jpeg42:
Wow, I feel lucky too. First Note, really fast, no issues except some black crushing here and there.

I thought about exchanging my carbon blue for a white, just for aesthetics (the white one really is dead sexy). but going to the store and playing with one, i didn't like the light bleed and brightness of the buttons. also, i like the grippy back on the carbon blue one. plus i think it will show less wear and dirt over time.

but mostly after reading all these exchange posts, if i have a good one, i don't want to exchange for a bummer that i would have to take up on a warranty exchange. i only have one day left in my 30 day window!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jpg71:
I got the white one to replace my original black - I too think the white one is dead sexy. The back is definitely a better texture on the black one, but since those are all interchangeable parts, no big deal.

That said, given that some phones are working better than others, I agree - if you're happy with the performance of your current phone, you may not want to take a gamble on returning it for another.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] welchertc:
I really thought it was an iffy choice when I bought the white one with a white flip cover, as I thought I might not like the white face of the device, seeing as I loved how the screen blends into the black face of my Infuse and Captivate. Two weeks later, I'm really impressed and I have adjusted to the white. The capacitive buttons were bugging me with how they bleed into the face of the phone, but I never liked them lit up anyways, so I just have them always off...I know where all four buttons are, so why do I need them lit up? Haha. I have gotten so many comments on how nice this phone looks it's getting annoying almost. I love promoting the Note, but let me use it in peace! Haha.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] The Saint Hyoga:
Great!!!!!

White is cool too, but I'd prefer black. Any way, Samsung note is a very excellent purchasing.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Vcolassi:
Lol I ended up exchanging my white model for a black. The white was nice and flashy but I prefer stealth :D while the white is sexy powerd on I find the black more sleek when turned off, if that makes sense lol.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jpg71:
The white looks awesome with the brown flip cover. I've got that and a frosted black Boxwave. I want an aluminum blue bumper w/ back shield now. I think that looks sweet with the white.
[Kindle Fire General] glitchsys:
I'm looking to get my first Android tablet. I've always rooted and run custom firmware on my Android phones, so I need a "cheap" Android tablet with a healthy developer community and a lot of support.

My first thought was to go for the $250 Nook Tablet, spec for spec it's better than the Kindle Fire; but didn't an update come out for it recently that made rooting it near impossible or so highly difficult that it hasn't been done yet?

Then the $200 Kindle Fire came to mind, very popular tablet must mean a very healthy/active hacking/dev community right? But isn't it also locked down in such a way it can't be rooted or modified anymore? I need a working Android Market (Oh I'm sorry, I mean <sarcasm>Play Store</sarcasm>) and good custom ROM's including ICS.

Then I see a $189 Lenovo A1 Tablet at Best Buy with decent specs. It's running Android 2.3 which I'd normally prefer over Android 3.0/Honeycomb but now that ICS/Android 4.0 is out, I'd definately want to run that on my tablet.

So is ICS running very good/stable on any sub $300 Android tablet? I wonder when the $250 Tegra3 based tablet from Asus (or is it Acer...) comes out. Suggestions on which route to go?
[Kindle Fire General] sdc177:
I'm interested in this too. Are you not interested in going the used route though?
[Kindle Fire General] glitchsys:
I have no issues with going used, in fact it could even be preferred. I can get a used Kindle Fire from the local Craigslist for $140-$160.

I can get a $250 Nook Tablet (not the new cheaper one) for about $195 on Craigslist.

I wonder what the status is of Android on the HP TouchPad's are, did they get Android 4.0/ICS running on it? The HW specs are quite good.
[Kindle Fire General] kaungmyataung:
I am very happy with CM9 on my HP Touch pad..
[Kindle Fire General] glitchsys:
Not to hijack this thread, I know I'm in a Kindle Fire forum, but what are the known issues with CM9 on the HP Touchpad? The HP Touchpads specs are superior to the Kindle Fire's (naturally considering the Touchpad is originally a $500 tablet), but CM9 on the Kindle Fire only has 3 known issues (HW Acceleration, 720p video and Bluetooth); Doesn't CM9 on the HP Touchpad have a lot more known issues "HD Video/codecs not working, Speaker farting noise when screen is off, Wifi hit or miss, Sound still has some major issues to be worked on, Camera doesn't work yet (therefore no skype and what not), Reboot to recovery hit or miss, No Mic"?
[Kindle Fire General] gett:
You are in KF forum, so probably most common answer will be Kindle Fire :)

Anyway, IMHO

KF pros

Very good build quality

Powerful proc

Gorilla glass & good screen

Price

Existence of excellent CM7 ROM (see my sig)

ICS on the way

KF contra

No SD card slot

No bluetooth and never will be

No USB support (as far as I know there are theoretical possibilities to hack this).

Personaly I am very pleased with KF for $200
[Kindle Fire General] simondo22:
I thing you would get a better Tablet for 350 $. Maybe the huwei Mediapad wich is pretty awsome.

But the Kindle had a very good dev community.

I dont like the Lenovo A1, of course the community is ok, but hardware is not so good as the fire one is. Take a look at the Display its awfull and the CPU is a single core.

I buy a used Fire in germany for about 190$ and they sell a new A1 for about 180$ here.

Look at the thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1545172 Hashcode is in development for a 3.0 kernel, dont know if somwone does for Lenevo.

no matter ICS is tunning very well with the 2.6 kernel
[Kindle Fire General] paranoid android85:
My only con with kf is connecting to wifi. I heard it was a kernel thing and it may also be my router. Hopefully it gets fixed with the new 3.0 kernel, if not I'm thinking of selling my kf. It's a good device, but it gets really annoying when I can't connect, makes it pointless
[Kindle Fire General] powerpoint45:
It is actually super easy to root the kindle fire
[Kindle Fire General] simondo22:
I never had a problem to connect to any wifi. Explain your issue.
[Kindle Fire General] jkiwitt:
i used to have the same problem i started using raven's kernal now no problems it actually will now connect to my home and work and switch between the 2 without doing anything. this may or maynot help but worth a try
[Kindle Fire General] kingsway8605:
I wouldn't recommend the fire unless you plan on using it as Amazon intended with prime. Most apps do not behave right on CM7 and the lack of volume controls make it even worse.
[Kindle Fire General] schleppy:
I'd hold out for the "Nexus Tablet" that is supposedly launching very soon. It's rumored to be like the Kindle Fire size-wise, run Tegra 3, and be $150!
[Kindle Fire General] paranoid android85:
I'm on cm9 from bl1nk thread and if one of my rooms in my house has a weak wifi signal I'll lose connection. I noticed in a few days of flashing a rom it gets worse and worse. I'm going to try another kernel like someone suggested, see if that helps
[Kindle Fire General] paranoid android85:
That will be pretty sweet if it's true
[Kindle Fire General] alternativeaura:
Kindle can be rooted easily

I actually rooted my Kindle fire on the newest 6.2.2 update (it did take me a little while cause it's the first time ive used a computer to root) and I even got ICS to work on it swimmingly... but i took it off because it's still in beta. As for the market every single app ive downloaded from there works too.
[Kindle Fire General] btonetbone:
Disagree completely. I have had CM7 on two Kindles for months now with absolutely zero problems. If you experienced problems with "most apps" then I am guessing you had serious user errors, not CM or KF errors. Plus, having an onscreen volume slider with the Volume Control app works beautifully.