yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] zaclimon:
it's not the 4.0 but the 5.0 intl and us. (for the moment)

Here's a vid (from rueben)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMu4dHBHfz8
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] fromnowon:
ah,cm9 for 4.0 will come soon:D
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LORDFIRE00:
hi there, i usually can get the information on my own, except for this one. can the superoneclick be used on the nexus s 4g to be rooted? i have the epic 4g, therefore i know the methods are different. i rooted a coworkers tmobile galaxy s4g using it. so i wanted to know if i can do it on the nexus s 4g
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eaguil16:
I've never seen one before but you can use one click root. Its very easy
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LORDFIRE00:
will the one click root work on gingerbread though? thats my concern
[Galaxy S I9000 General] primus123:
I have looked in the froums, I am trying to figure out how to get the media scanner to stop running, it slows up the phone. I know that I could root, and install a custom ROM, but its my wifes phone, she doesnt like doing that, so any way, anyone know how to stop it.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] paradisezt:
Have you tried to stop it with Task Manager?

Anyway I think it's not media scanner that slows yours wife's phone... take a look at how many apps are running and how much memory is free.
[Droid Incredible General] bukithd:
Anyone know if the Telephone apk from cm7.2 will work on 7.1 based roms, I'd like to use it on inc deck until 7.2 gets official release.
[Droid Incredible General] Pons:
It depends on if the Phone app has been updated (which it has) and if it these updates tie into anything else that has been updated that inc deck doesn't have. I glanced at it and didn't see any dependencies within the Phone app that would break it, which doesn't mean there are none. I also haven't looked at the inc deck ROM, so I don't even know if the two are compatible (Sense and AOSP are not, among others). You could always do a nandroid and try it out, of course.
[Droid Incredible General] tiny4579:
What are you trying to add to inc deck regarding phone/dialer functionality? Personally I don't see wait till 7.2 is released officially. I doubt 7.2 stable will be any more stable than rc1. Hardly any more changes going in and I doubt any changes that will break anything or fix anything for us.

If it's the T9 you want then it's not actually Phone.apk in CM7. I think it's actually Dialer.apk you want to pull.
[Droid Incredible General] bukithd:
To be honest, I just want the t9 dialer, I've found other dialer apps like exdialer/dialer one don't really play as well as the stock dialer.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] oalex:
I (as I believe most of you too) am a generally happy Note user since Dec. 2011. Really the best phone that I have owned in a while. Just wondering how many others have the same tingly thought about selling GN and picking up a HTC One X (considering that there are not major bugs)?

For:

1. Guaranteed ICS NOW(who knows when Samsung will actually deliver, they already proved that official statements /*cough*will be out Q1=FAIL*cough*/ don't really mean much to them, just profit).

2. I have never met anyone crazy about touchwiz. Quite the opposite with Sense.

3. 4 Core (yes, we don't know real word performance yet, but cant be that bad).

4. Apart from camera performance, HTC has more or less been on par, quality wise with Samsung. Maybe they finally go it right this time.

5. Free 25GB dropbox (or was that 50Gb Box?).

6. Looks sexy (at least on the pictures)

7. SGS3 hasn't even been announced not to talk of GN2.

Against:

1. I just cant get enough of the HUGE screen. No one would call One X small screen, but after Note everything seems small.

2. S Pen. To be honest I never ever use it. But its there and am sure some people do.

3. Its a solid phone. No ICS but what we have now works well.

4. No one really knows if the One X will be all that its said to be. No real reviews yet.

5. No SD card.

maybe: 6. Non removable battery. (I personally never remove it, but might be a con for some).

I know it will be easier to make a final decision when One X is actually out and can be bought. However, its just a couple of week away and I believe if its going to be great, then the used sales price of GN will drop (that is if many GN start to flood the pre-owned market).

Anyway, every new day I notice I am consider the option more and more. What about you?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] adelmundo:
You also forgot a couple more cons with the HTC One X...no SD Card slot and non-removable battery.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] oalex:
Thanks. I have added them. Why they didn't even come to mind is that I have a 16Gb sd in my GN and its more that enough for me. So the stock 32 would be enough too. Yet, I see how that can be limiting for some folks.

With regards to the battery I never personally remove it. I didn't know that a lot of folks did (apart from reseting, which I am sure the One X will have some pin hole for, to cut power).
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ChodTheWacko:
In your Fors:

If I was in THAT big of a hurry I'd just put one of the ICS roms on it.

I messed around with one a bit ago, and it was already pretty usable as a daily driver.

The only 'For' which vaguely interests me is having quad core. Yet the phone I have is already plenty fast for the most part. A couple of games have a bit of lag, and I suppose quad core would be nice for that.

But am I going to trade my 5.3" screen and the s-pen for that? Not a chance.

- Frank
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] intruda119:
Biggest con for me is it is still HTC. Ive used htc devices since the tmobile/cingular wing(or whatever the first one was) htc touch pro, tp2, tilt, tilt2 etc. But they always find a way to disappoint me.

Besides the greatest phone ever made HTC HD2(personal opinion), ive had nothing but issues with htc. I dont expect nothing different from the one x. Rather its tiny audio quality, dust, etc.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Zamboney:
You can already get 50GB free from box if you install their app and I'd miss my OLED too much, so I won't. I also prefer the Samsung design.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Vitaminen:
What attracts most of HTC is the camera, but it must beat Galaxy note with a lot for me to change.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] equalness:
I also had htcs since the beginning and yes their best phone was the hd2 but they have come a long way and it is starting to show now. HTC is coming back that's what I think.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] matius44:
With my Desire HD I did not feel the need to flash AOSP or even a launcher, quite the opposite with TouchWiz..

And Paul O'Brien said that the screen on the One X makes the screen on his Galaxy Nexus looks dull and dated, and he is a reputable source of course..

So am also on the fense :) but will wait to see the reviews first and then judge, but I think the X is already a very appealing phone :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] kbm:
Hmm not sure with that one. Sense hasn't changed much over the years either, which to me, is a little lazy from HTC.

I couldn't go back to a small screen and i use the s pen too much.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Bassarnis:
The question remaining is: Will they release updates to incremental android versions without delay (HTC is part of google alliance if i remember correctly)?

When LG first launched the first dual core with tegra 2 CPU and android 2.2, it took them almost a year to get to 2.3.3 and they suffered many bugs (random reboots, etc). I am extremely worried about the bugs this device will have. What if under certain circumstances a rogue stock app is using 100% of all CPUs and battery goes down in minutes?

You might say HTC is not LG, but being an early adopter to new technologies has been proven to be a not so good user experience.

As of now, even Nexus phones have differences in firmware versions. Some Galaxy Nexus devices still run 4.0.1 while others are on 4.0.2 .

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1558960

Version 4.0.3 isn't even officially out for them, yet new devices launch with it, or update to it. The message that this gives me as a consumer, is that if Google isn't confident enough to release 4.0.3 OTA for the device ICS was designed to work with, its not ready to be used in our phones.

As a user, i don't get a clear picture as to why is all this mess happening.

It can't be that hard to mention publicly: " Android version 4.x.x will be available on your mobile phones in xx/xx/2012. We are currently working on X, Y, Z at the moment". If there are worries that they miss the deadline, its cool, they could just mention that " X, Y are giving us a hard time, we expect to have them worked out by xx/xx/2012 ". Users will respect that.

If they expect us to keep buying these uber-phones, with those prices and still treat us like we buy candy, that is hardly professional. Not to mention the frustration and the time lost while the phone is being serviced.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] NoRmAlY_CrAzY:
HTC SENSE could alone be a reason for moving towards ONE X.

Being a owner of HTC's from Touch Diamond days,I can vouch the software implementation is much better than samsung out of the box.

ICS and GB apart,I mean a $700 device plays out videos with black blobs is simply not acceptable.Though video is not a concern for me as I rarely watch them on the device but still you can't ignore it,with also many niggles left out.The whole problem lies with the optimization of things by samsung.They think we are the beta testers rather than testing themselves.

Apart from the screen dimension,1X would be a better choice for me.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jock23:
I really liked HTC sense on my old Desire, so I like the look of the HTC One, however I love the size of my Note so I don't think I could move.

Now if HTC were to do a 5.3 phone....
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] oalex:
No question there...:)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] toodoo9011:
I wouldve have waited and gotten the htc one x after all its a quad core monster. But no, simply coz the screen is too small for me. welcome note, after all what good is quad core for games if there isnt a decent graphics card.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] offenberg:
I am giving One X some serious consideration. But I would like to see some reviews first. And play with the phone in real life. And I really like the size of the Note screen. But it could be the one phone that kills them all in 2012. Like GSII in 2011. And dont forget about Galaxy S III. Or what Samsung is going to name it. Lets wait and see. The One X does look really nice though :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] hagba:
At home we have two HTC HD2,and a Desire z,both are very good devices.

Software implementation on HTC are very good,specialy RAM managment,

I like the Note's screen size,but will test the One X if its snappier then will most probably get it,actually the only con that I find in the Note itself is its beeing a slow device,and I hate that.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] mcreego:
I really like this phone, I like Sense, but as said above from another users there are a lot of persistent bug in Htc phones: poor audio (Htc Sensation I can barely hear the other person speaking), dust under the screen!!

:):)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] KaliKot:
The ONLY thing which will make me switch from the Note is the Galaxy S 3 which is GUARANTEED to be better in almost every way to the One X
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Scott Arten:
*You can already get a Dropbox hack to give you the 25GB space which is easy to do, just go to "android" section on ipmart. I have already done it on my note and I have 25GB for 2 years

*4 core! really, I'm running a 4 core PC and the amount of applications that utilise a 4 core CPU on my PC are practically negligible. You will find it with android applications, how many support a 4 core CPU? or even dual core...and why? its not like your going to be doing some 3D CAD rendering on a 4+"screen android device.

Essentially your observations comes down to how shiny is that device compared to mine?

The note is a fantastic bit of kit and i think it will be a while before somebody comes out with something to better it.

Take care
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] crawlgsx:
HTC phones are bulky/heavy feeling and I dislike sense. That pretty much counts me out.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] EdgaBimbam:
hmmm im wondering about htc one x batter life, htc had always problems with battery life :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Colingajewski:
I had a couple of HTC's and didn't like Sense at all. I like TW more, but I know many don't. I'm gonna stick with the note for now - the more I use it the more I like it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] razorhanny:
Am I the only one that think TouchWiz is beautiful and Sense is ugly?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Colingajewski:
No!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] kkg720:
I came from a tmo gs2 and I thought that that screen was huge. Now I am used to the note and looking at a friends gs2 I could hardly see anything! I can't imagine going to an iphone. Now to my opinion. Keep the note. I have had many phones, but with this one everywhere I go someone asks me what phone is that or holy crap dude that phone is sick. I can't imagine anyone saying that about the one x. The biggest adjustment would be the screen and IMO there is no need for quad core yet as the 1.4 ghz exynos is still blazing fast.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] MagentaJoe:
I had a HTC Touch Pro. The build quality was terrible. Cracks around the bezel right away. The software was buggy and no updates came forth. I felt cheated and would have to think long and hard about ever giving HTC any of my hard earned money again.

I love my note! There are a few software issues but nothing major, certainly no deal breakers. I don't seem to be affected by any display issues. My battery life seems fine for such a power hungry display. I don't mind Touch Wiz. It is pretty and impresses everywhere it goes. The screen size! The screen size! My iPhone 4 screen feels absolutely miniscule now. I could never happily go back to a smaller screen.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] emuX:
I'm loving my GNote and couldn't imagine life without it. Gingerbread is now stable on it and great for everyday use.

I do understand the preoccupation with ICS - I'm looking forward to it too - but it isn't going to be mind blowing, I know as I've has it on my HP Touchpad for a while now.

I understand everybody's impatience but I'd rather a stable amazing ICS build than rubbish. I congratulate Samsung on trying to get the code right instead of 'doing a Microsoft!'

Would I swap my Note? Nope, not for a less feature-rich HTC phone, not for an iPhone 4S, not for any other phone. The Note is the puppy's plums at the moment and I'm glad I've got one!

And for HTC specifically, the one I had was rife with build problems and firmware bugs (which I only overcame with a custom XDA ROM.)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] intruda119:
I guess im the only 1 who thunk sense is just a pretty launcher on android. It made sense on winmo devices because it made the device bettter and improved winmo experience overall. Cant say the same for android.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] itismadhan:
Hey OP,

Obviously everyone here is gonna say that they won't go for the one x. But on paper it beats the galaxy note on every aspect other than screen size and extendable memory. Will I buy it? Probably not. Not because it isn't the better phone but because I change phones once every year and it has been only a couple of months. But this second quarter is gonna be great for Android with all the quad core processors
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sharp2G:
I honestly never considered purchasing this device when it was announced and when the SGS3 is going to be announced I doubt I'll buy that either just because of the gorgeous 5.3" display I get on my Note. The only future device for me would be the Galaxy Note 2.

You know what they say. When you go 5.3 inches, you just can't go back to less than that. ;) No homosexual pun intended.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rockky:
One will be HTC's flagship but will almost immediately be dated with Samsung's, Motorola's and even Asus pending releases.

Nothing entices me about the device even tho its a badass screen and IS very thin.

(Not many stick with stock launchers anyway, always wonder why the sense vs touchwiz factor is so big.

---------- Post added at 05:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:42 PM ----------

Don't think many homosexuals would go back to 5'3" !

QUOTE=sharp2G;23938405]I honestly never considered purchasing this device when it was announced and when the SGS3 is going to be announced I doubt I'll buy that either just because of the gorgeous 5.3" display I get on my Note. The only future device for me would be the Galaxy Note 2.

You know what they say. When you go 5.3 inches, you just can't go back to less than that. ;) No homosexual pun intended.[/QUOTE]
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] AhmadOkda:
I won't think about changing the note except to a mobile with a similar screen size

Anything less than 5 inch wont be comfortable in typing for me
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] graemeg:
Biggest pro for me in the samsung range is battery life, the s2 and note batteries are indeed formiddable opponents, i dont think anyone else can really provide such battery life on a device weilding this much power, awesome stuff.

Biggest con, is on the HTC side, again, battery life, i said goodbye to HTC after owning a wildfire s and get roughly 4 hours out of the battery before it was flat, unless theyve done something spectacular, i cant see me going back to HTC.

Htc sense is beautiful, but thats been ported to a degree anyway, and i need power as i do use the tethering a lot on my note, and im perfectly happy with the battery life in that respect, and to be honest, i cant see a HTC giving me the same amount of hours on one of their batteries.

If i had to choose another phone at this stage, id be happy to wait for the S3 of Gnote2.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] matius44:
Am sorry mate but did you just compare Wildfire S "entry level" to the GS2 and Note! O_o

Of course you wont get comparable battery lives, they are in completely different categories.

I had a Desire HD and it had an amazing battery life.

But of course, everyone is entitled to his/her opinions :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] oalex:
Those where not observations, they were facts. Nit picking on 2 of them for you to feel better and ignoring the rest just make you sound defensive.

Yes you can get dropbox hack or can even pay for it to get more.

Also with your logic, dissing quad core with reference to your desktop is like me dissing 5.3" with reference to my desktop monitor (24").

Then of-course you ignore Note 8MP camera (vs. HTC). I could say, its no biggi as I use my P&S Compact anyway for all shooting as it give 100x better picture and video. That would be using your exact logic above.

Your the kind of person that probably said last year, that "who the hell needs 2 cores on a phone?".
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] oalex:
Personally I would never get a phone because "people always stop to ask me about it". I actually believe that anyone using that as a reason to pick up one phone and not the other has some complexity issues.

I always decide which phone to get simply on which I think is better (for me).
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anonxlg:
specifically, hardware acceleration was working now doesn't

it was working perfectly fine, then, sometimes it would switch the sw mode, and going back to hw mode freezes mx player

updated to latest player

now, hw mode isnt even an option anymore

(on a2)
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haxin:
What type of video file is it. I know this happens with .wmv but other files like .mp4 work just fine when you changebetween hw/sw decoder.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PixelPerfect3:
Same issue. Stops playing when I use HW acceleration. It's a 720p .avi file...not sure what codec it is (probably .h264?)
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skelotic:
Just tried it with the latest nightly (I know it worked a few weeks ago) and it seems to work sometimes.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PixelPerfect3:
hmm ok. Will try updating. Does it also work with mkv files? (for some reason
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Larry94:
Same happened to me. Switched to Dice Player and it plays all my videos in HW mode.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anonxlg:
yes, i just discovered this 2 weeks ago

shame, mx player is alot better, it can actually full screen a video
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] NoSudo:
Just a heads up. I noticed today that you can get Documents To Go Full version(lets you create, edit, view MS word, excel, pp docs) for $5.00 instead of the normal $30.00. They are calling it the Spring Sale, it's only good through the next 4 days(untill Mar 24).

I picked up a copy earlier. Seems like a good app though I can't figure out how to align Tables, just text/paragraphs when editing a document still for $5 I'm pleased.
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] joliveto:
WHERE? it's not on play.google.com.... it's not 30 bucks it's 15 bucks there
[Acer Iconia Tab A100] NoSudo:
Yea this post is rather old. It was a great sale, but it was only a few days long. Hence my post about it. I picked up the full version key for $5. Very handy for making quick edits to documents in a pinch.
[HTC Rezound] corz123:
Does anyone know if the bluetooth is fully working with full speaker volume in the latest leak? Thanks!
[HTC Rezound] Nopi45:
I have not had any problems or read any issues with Bluetooth.
[HTC Rezound] dabombcra:
Same here, no problems

-- Sent from my TouchPad using Communities
[HTC Rezound] corz123:
Thanks guys. Previously we could flash the bt fix but it reduced the speaker volume. Just wanted to make sure.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Doodsz:
Does anyone's gnex get this hot?

While charging my phone gets this hot :(

★ Sent From My Galaxy Nexus :rolleyes: ★
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] El Daddy:
Well at least is 3 degrees F cooler than the new ipad.

If the phone is idle and charging that seems a bit high. If you are browsing or gaming while charging it's normal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Doodsz:
Haha no way :eek:

Well I'm browsing so that must be it :D

thanks :D

★ Sent From My Galaxy Nexus :rolleyes: ★
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
Browsing and charging will generate heat.

Playing games too.

I've seen 47 once but it comes down pretty fast

Nothing to worry about.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] truwire:
I have to agree that while charging specifically that the battery will get hotter.
[XPERIA X10 General] dinov:
my x10 doesn' t charge anymore, everytime i push the turn on button the green/red light it blink red, i bought a new battery and the phone work well until the battery run off, i think i have a problem with the charging mechanism on my phone, can somebody help me?

thanks dinov
[XPERIA X10 General] whmgreen:
Try plugging it in and pushing the cord forward a bit...that has always worked for me.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] xmaverick56:
Hey guys,

I think this is the right place for this post.

I set up a pptp vpn server on my windows 7 machine which android says it is able to connect to when going through settings>wireless and network>vpn settings. When I use IPdroid the addresses indicate that I'm connected to the vpn. BUT, i cannot get any file manager (i.e. es file manager, file expert) to access the server.

ES Explorer's error message says, "May be caused by: WiFi is off, SMB server is out of network scope, the IP is invalid, Blocked by the firewall, SMB service is off."

I've tried both wifi on and off, both public and local ip addresses, ports and firewall have been configured properly according to the android vpn client.

I am not including a domain name. I'm running Siyah v2.6.13 and ICScrewD 2.1.

Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks.