yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] VonEsch:
Download the hybrid ROM, it's a standalone. format system and factory reset in cwm, then flash it. Boot up once. Download the enable and disable zips, and optionally AOSP zip. Flash the AOSP zip and enable zip, out just enable zip. Reboot. Restore user apps. Enjoy:)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] DesignGrits:
Does anyone else play Dead Space? The reason why I ask is since I tried the Tablet Mod and this Hybrid I keep getting this error message when trying to download the sd file from the server.

Error: Server Error: A server error has occurred. Please visit www.eamobile.com/countrygate to choose your country and click the customer support link. (5002)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jshinn1:
Does anybody know why my homescreen won't rotate my apps will but when I go back home it stays in portrait mode no matter what the orientation of my phone

EDIT: NVM found it in Nova Settings set to auto rotate instead of just default
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nash2000:
I first flashed (over alpha2) UI AOSP A1, than A2 than A2-1. I installed these one by one when they were released, not quite sure what those disable enable zips do....I assume they allow you to go from tab to phone modes but I thought all we needed to do is change our settings in rom tool box for phone mode after flashing tab. And is there a huge difference from the A2-1 version to the hybrid one.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] thetechman123:
A2-1? When was this released?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nash2000:
Believe it was released on 4/30...that's the day in downloaded and installed it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Skizzy034:
Lol we all have our days
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] griffinj:
Fixing Contacts Force Close

A lot of posts about problems with People or Phone force closing every time they try opening them. I had the same issue and this cleared it up for me.

Goto:

Settings>Applications>All> scroll down to logsprovider and select it. Select Clear Data from the next screen, then reboot your phone.

Worked for me, but I can't post this in the big boy forum due to post count. Credit DAGr8 for the solution in the dev thread post #3133. Anyways, hope this helps someone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nomoiphone:
I'll post it there for you.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] thetechman123:
I don't see it in the OP there can you link me?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] knimrod:
Ditto... Please.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jpg71:
Is video recording from the camera app working for anyone on the Hybrid ROM? I tried it in both Tablet mode and Phone, 213DPI, 240DPI, and 320DPI and I get FC's as soon as you stop recording.

Edit: To clarify, this is the ICS Camera app that is baked into the ROM that allows 720/1080 video.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Coffinfeeder:
The most recent update to apex Launcher allows the dock to be enabled in tablet mode.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nash2000:
I don't see it either but I have it in my files. I think each update takes place of the last. Is there anyway I can send it to you? I don't remember it being a huge update. Did you flash the hybrid? I think the hybrid has all updates plus some.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] knimrod:
That's it! Now, how can I get that from you? Do you have dropbox? Thanx!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nash2000:
Yes I have drop box but I'm not too fimilar with it. Give me some steps and its yours.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nash2000:
OK, I'm uploading it to my drop box...just let me know how to post it or give it to you. Ill be about an hour before I'm back on...working.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] knimrod:
Sent you a PM... Thanx!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nash2000:
Replied.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nash2000:
Has anyone noticed or not able to go landscape on home screen? Lock screen and web pages/apps seem to work but home screen does not. This concerns me, I noticed a few days ago when first running tablet mode that some of my notifications were not visible on the status bar unless I went landscape...I know I could just pull down the bar but I'm wondering about non home screen landscape
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Coffinfeeder:
You usually have to enable it in the launcher settings. I don't know what you're using but in Apex you definitely have to enable it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lindenhurst:
I cant get it into landscape mode either. I flashed over Noteworthy ICS.

Not sure why it won't work. Just deleted the ROM until I do a bit more reading. Obviously I'm doing something wrong here.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] knimrod:
Settings | Display | Auto-Rotate = checked?

Nova Settings | Behavior | Screen Orientation = Auto-Rotate?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nash2000:
OK, I got it. I'm using nova and I had to enable it like you said under settings/behaviour. Thanks.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] rbmittag:
Is there anyway to be able to get tablet apps on this Rom like adobe collage I have it on the 213dpi dpi i have also tried it at 160dpi and when i try to download that app i get an error msg.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] khoavuong:
Just tried it with sideloading. It works fine. Google Body is amazing!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=967797&page=8
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nash2000:
Seems like most of the questions and such are being posted on the dev page...but ill post it here since this should be the place its posted in. Does anyone one how to modify the portrait status bar? It seems I only get notifications has quick pop ups on my status bar but if I'm not using my phone at that exact time when I receive an email etc I won't know I have a notification unless I pull up the status bar or rotate to landscape. Great rom but this is sort of a downer and I won't leave the rom because of this but there has to be something that I can do...just look at the screen shots...theres still quite a bit if room on the status bar on portrait mode for notifications, and the landscape picture is of the same notifications.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] griffinj:
nash2000,

I've been using a free app called notifierpro, and it works well with tablet mode. It shows a banner at the top of the screen (still catches my eye up there better, as opposed to the bottom) whenever there's an sms/missed phone call/etc. You can "click" it to take you to the respective program, or you can dismiss it with a left or right swipe. Worth checking out
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] nash2000:
Thanks, ill check it out. :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] armyboy11b:
Anyone know how to get colored signals like wifi and network? whenever i flash tablet mod they go grey.just wondering if anyone has a fixbor a way around it ;) thx
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] sheksbear:
I want to what basically is a kernel and how to install and what benifit will it do....
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] cooperHawk!:
Kernel is basically the heart of an OS (Operating System) ..

It handles all the low - level stuff .. it is the middleman between your applications and the actual harware .. it interacts with the hardware and controls them..for eg the CPU, RAM memory etc

It handles processes (for every application there is atleast 1 single process allocated) .. and services (somewhat like processes but they run in background) .. for eg you have whatsapp service or the Android's WINDOW system service that run in background..

so basically kernel is the core of the OS that manages all hardware (CPU, RAM) and software resources (OS system calls etc)..

You could install a custom kernel by flashing it via CWM Recovery..or use Odin..

Benefits could be many but in spotlight nowadays are some like overclocking your CPU (CPU works in accordance with a particular predefined(by Samsung) clock wave frequency .. so you can increase that and to speed up your phone !!) .. however speeding up to really high frequencies is discouraged as it makes your phone unstable and you get random reboots .. :p

Another benefit is of BLN .. Back Light Notifications .. we have capacitive buttons below .. (back and menu button) .. that have LED below them .. so we can customize that to notify us about calls, sms, whatsapp etc .. and also customize the blinking rate of those lights (LED ) etc..:cool:

SO uhmm as of now popular reason for customizing kernels and benefits of installing them is for overclocking CPU to speed up phone tremendously and BLN .. while there are many more too !! :) :cool:
[Motorola Photon 4G] 10-Dee-Q:
hi, i'm looking for extended batteries that come with replacement back cover for motorola photon

can anybody give me input ?

on how the battery perform

and how good the quality of the replacement back cover ?

actually i'm leaning towards seidio because i've used them in may blackberries and they are good.

and also the other option that i found is

either the cheapo ebay stuff (where i'm afraid about the quality of the battery and the quality of the back cover

and also the Mugen power battery (i found the price is too steep for and extended battery)

so please advice

thank you.
[Motorola Photon 4G] KOLIOSIS:
I've been using a TREXCELL 3500 battery from AMAZON.Pricing is in the $20-$25 range & this is definitely a solid choice over SEIDIO.

I get a solid 10 hrs of moderate to heavy use & 14-16 hrs. of light to moderate use w/o re-charging.
[Motorola Photon 4G] ZeroManArmy:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1526066

No problems with them yet.
[Motorola Photon 4G] FC809:
Can anyone give a link to a decent external battery charger?
[Motorola Photon 4G] JamesChilds:
I got 50 Hours with light use on my TREXCELL 3500 mAh =D Favorite battery!
[Motorola Photon 4G] 10-Dee-Q:
hows the quality of the back cover on trexcell ?

do they feel flimsy ?
[Motorola Photon 4G] KOLIOSIS:
I've got both a TREXCELL & INCREDICELL(don't recommend the INCREDICELL).

The battery covers are equal, if not exactly the same.

Care does need to be taken when removing the cover, especially around the kickstand area, as that is the weakest point on the cover due to the contours that are present to accommodate the extended battery thickness.

Not a big deal, or, deal breaker. You can get replacement covers by simply buying an el cheapo extended battery for a few $ on e-Bay, AMAZON, etc.......

SEIDIO will sell the extended battery cover by itself, for $14..95.

You simply just have to call & ask for it, unless SEIDIO has begun listing them on their website.
[Motorola Photon 4G] mxmarcus:
Anyone ever try the Droid Bionic battery on the Photon? I am thinking about getting it.
[Motorola Photon 4G] 10-Dee-Q:
hi thanks

this is what i really want

a hyperion battery and a seidio back cover

do they fit ?

why hyperion, cause i've heard good reviews of it on this forum and the seidio battery doesn't get good reviews :(

and also my friends buy the hyperion battery with the replacement back cover, but thte cover is very bad, he broke the clips within 2 weeks, so i supposed that the seidio back case is supposedly better.

the only question for me now is , are they compatible ?

i mean will the seidio back cover accommodate the hyperion extended battery ?
[General Questions and Answers] beanboy89:
I work in electronics at Walmart. Was talking to our connections (wireless) associate about phones and he said that we got a bunch of new AT&T dummy/display phones in. For one of them he wasn't sure what it was and he said that our AT&T rep didn't even know what it was. It's a ~4" Samsung "Galaxy" with LTE, according to the screenshot on the phone. Anyone know what it is? I did some quick research, and it turned up nothing.

Here it is next to a Droid RAZR for a sense of scale.
[General Questions and Answers] matesims23:
Do I smell a leak? Lol

Sent from my DROID RAZR
[General Questions and Answers] lamborg:
the samsung has so many phones with only a little feature difference, mostly look similar and the names similar too. Galaxy this and that. No idea about that one.
[General Questions and Answers] DizzyWorm:
Haha funny that they don't even know, and yeah alot of similarity with samsung especially with the galaxy range I beleive. Hope you figure it out though
[General Questions and Answers] michkan:
I think it is galaxy s2 skyrocket, but I am not sure.
[General Questions and Answers] beanboy89:
It's defiantly not the Skyrocket. The Skyrocket has a 4.5" screen.
[General Questions and Answers] bzmotoninja83:
http://www.bing.com/images/search?q...438B2FC8CF1882F2D3EF09C&first=241&FORM=IDFRIR

this is all i got. it might be old news but its looking sort of like the Nexus Prime?

sans the soft keys instead of the icon driven type on the Galaxy Nexus......
[General Questions and Answers] alice901212:
There must have some one knoe that which phone is it.:)
[General Questions and Answers] juzz86:
It's a Samsung Exhilerate ;)

http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_exhilarate-4415.php
[General Questions and Answers] darkmatthew:
Look like chinese clone :D but this is Samsung Exhilarate
[General Questions and Answers] s0ja:
maybe it's a SG3 variant?
[General Questions and Answers] TheKennard:
i think it is samsung galaxy s advanced
[General Questions and Answers] CataVlad:
not SGS 3

cant be SGS 3 variant. that cant be a leaked test phone. it aint got a test case, its a final product. some other star in the galaxy :)

but it sure looks like the last leak picture of the s3. differences are that the screen here is obviosly smaller, it aint got a physical home button and it has a very cheap case.
[General Questions and Answers] matesims23:
Hmmm... maybe its some sort of lower end phone?

Sent from my DROID RAZR
[General Questions and Answers] tm21fourt3:
Looks pretty sick
[General Questions and Answers] matesims23:
Yeah... I'm looking forward to the DROID fighter

Sent from my DROID RAZR
[General Questions and Answers] Siener:
That Phone

That is the Samsung Exhilarate extremely nice and fast my buddy has one and loves it
[General Questions and Answers] matesims23:
Is it att or verizon

Sent from my DROID RAZR
[General Questions and Answers] NanoNoodle:
I'm very sure this is the Samsung Exhilarate. I heard about those quite recently.
[General Questions and Answers] mikeschevelle:
It is the Sammy Exhilarate, the cousin phone the the Sammy Blaze on T-mobile
[HTC Radar] magus57:
First smartphone was some low-end Android phone on a prepaid carrier, and even though it ran like crap, I've loved Android since. I took a shot with Windows Phone by buying a Dell Venue Pro, but the main reason I chose it (hardware keyboard) turned out to be a bit disappointing, and I kinda came with a negative attitude toward the OS, and eventually returned it. Plus, it was last-gen specs and it had its share of issues, so I probably wouldn't have kept it regardless.

Anyway, I've really been considering getting an HTC Radar on T-Mobile US, because I love everything about the phone (size, design, cameras, etc.)...but I need to be sold on Windows Phone and its functions/capabilities. I'm not too big on customization with Android (single homescreen with no widgets), and most apps I could live without on a daily basis (the few apps like Square I could plan in advance for and use an Android phone). I did like how smooth it was overall, but it seemed like a lot of basic phone/messaging/internet options were either hidden in weird places or non-existent (like manually refreshing certain stuff). And I did update the Dell to Mango, so I don't need to be told about the benefits, unless some of them apply only to the 2nd-gen WP devices like the Radar.

And in this case, I'd either get a Radar and then a Flyer so I can keep Android (and still use it as a phone if necessary), or just the new One S and no tablet.
[HTC Radar] DoogieDC:
First of all, everything is about your priorities and preferences. Mobile devices are a personal decision because there is always a tradeoff between cost, power, size, simplicity, customization, prior experience, and battery life. I can only tell you what works for me, then you can evaluate and come to your own decision.

In my signature you can see the devices that I have used, so I have some experience on both the Android and Windows Phone side. Last year I bounced back and forth between the two, but came down on the firmly on the Windows side for one major reason:

Simplicity.

It takes me two or three days to get an Android phone into a usable state so I have my major apps front and center, and eliminate as much "junk" as possible. (Of course, one man's junk is another man's favorite app.)

Windows Phone has most of what I need already set up once I've loaded my Google, Live, Exchange, Twitter, and LinkedIn accounts. As a matter of fact, give me the standard Microsoft apps, plus a Google Voice client, and I can do just about everything I need to do.

Also, I find the Live Tiles and Hubs very useful in pulling information together from multiple sources. The clean, bold, unified design of the OS is icing on the cake.

After using Windows Phone, Android looks like a mish-mash of random interfaces and cluttered design.

But that's just me.

I've got a Radar on T-Mobile and a Nokia Lumia 900 on AT&T. One of them has to go this week. The Lumia is about the most beautiful phone I've ever used and the AT&T LTE is strong and fast where I live. On the other hand, the Radar feels perfect in the hand, and T-Mobile's HSPA+ is fast enough. (But the coverage doesn't stretch out into the suburbs where I sometimes go.)

If you like Windows Phone and are a T-Mobile customer, the Radar is a quality choice. Also take a look at the Nokia 710. Some people like that handset better.

That's my opinion, for what it's worth. Best of luck!
[HTC Radar] magus57:
Thanks for the quick reply. I do agree that Windows Phone is much simpler, and that definitely does appeal to me. I looked around and saw that it's possible to get OEM apps like the Nokia-specific apps without much work, that's nice. It's also nice that there might be a ROM for the Radar sometime soon.

However, I'm a bit confused when it comes to side-loading apps and unlocking and whatnot. I read something about Chevron tokens, and that they're out of stock, but then the official site charges $9 to unlock - what exactly does that do? And then in another thread I read something about being able to unlock it for free through a student DreamSpark account...is there a simple explanation about unlocking and ways to do it?

Anyway, I might be a little more sold on it as a result...if I can get one for a good price, I might jump on it soon.

EDIT: Also, since I saw you had a Nokia N8...where does Symbian fall into any of this - would it be something you'd ever consider going back to? I haven't had the chance to experience it, and have no idea how it compares to Android or WP7.5
[HTC Radar] NightOrchid:
Ive also had experience of both and getting a tablet is a sensible thing.. I have a Galaxy 5 Wifi for my media player and now a Radar for my Phone.

As has been mentioned here.. the best thing is simplicity, unfortunately, Android is being hammered at us from every angle from the One X to the Sensation XE, the Galaxy S2 and now 3 to the Note and sadly, WP7 seems to be getting left behind.

This year we're now seeing HTC and Nokia battle it out, but ultimately.. its down to you.. My advice..

Dont follow the Advertising and Media circus.. it'll drive you mad and no matter what you buy, theres always something new coming out.. so is it Android, with its many apps and open source marketplace.. which can result in some rubbish apps or WP7 for simplicity and ease of use, but without the customisation, just add ons.

Bear in mind, at the end of the day.. they are just phones.. even though the adverts will tell you different. A ONE X is just a faster Desire.. but its still a phone. I find WP7 call quality is much better than my old Wildfire S and under Mango theres alot more to work with.

Good luck
[HTC Radar] DoogieDC:
If side-loading apps is your goal, WP7 is not the best platform. The Chevron unlocker was available to aid developers of the first edition of Windows Phone. But it was never updated for later versions, and after Mango it is useless. So there is no easy way to open up the platform, although some have managed it on a phone by phone basis. But, really, Android is so much more open in that respect that I would stay in that environment if hacking is your goal.

As for Nokia, they consistently make the best phones. The N8 is still unsurpassed as a camera phone. No one has even attempted to put that large a sensor in any smartphone since. It will only be bested this month when Nokia releases the 808 PureView running Symbian. They are ahead of the competition in build quality and their radios usually pulll in better reception that others.

Their move into Windows phone looks very strong, and they have only been making them for six months. It will be interesting to see how that lineup grows.

The Symbian OS, however, gets mixed reviews. Back in the days of Windows Mobile, it was a very strong competitor. In a post-iPhone world, however, it cannot match the mobile operating systems that have been conceived from the ground up for touch navigation. Although they have made huge advancements, including touch-enabling the whole OS, it will always feel a bit more like a super-advanced feature phone OS when compared to Android, iOS, WM7, and WebOS.

Even so , I would say that the combination of Nokia hardware and Symbian represents the best value for money of any phobne / OS combination. For example, all of these phones can upgrade to the just released Symbian Belle update and are faster and have more features than they did when they were originally released:

N8 - Feels incredible in the hand and even more distingushed from the competition today. $340

E7 - The business phone; a tilt-up touchscreen with a great slide out keyboard. $380

C6 - essentially a thinner, lighter version of the N8, minus the super large camera sensor. $215

The problem for most Americans is that they have never used a Symbian phone before, so the whole feel of the OS is odd.

I think Nokia made the right decision moving to WP7, although Symbian will remain a strong platform for them, especially in new developing markets.
[HTC Sensation] Uppy:
Hi guys, not posted in the sensation forums before but my mate (seriously it's not me, I'm happy with my desire s for now) tried to install a rom without knowing what he was doing and now he's stuck in the recovery mode.

The white screen with the 3 androids on skateboards at the bottom. See picture.

When recovery is pressed it simply reloads this screen. What should we do to fix this?

Thank you.
[HTC Sensation] Overlord-in-training:
PG58IMG

You need to download a PG68IMG file by copying it into your root of your SD card. Then select fastboot via volume up.
[HTC Sensation] Uppy:
Do I just put it in the sd card or does it need to be flashed through cmd? Also where do I download that? Thank you.
[HTC Sensation] Overlord-in-training:
Go to download.clockwordmod . com then click recoveries and ctrl - f pyramid and download. Then drag and drop into USB.

or download from dl.xda-developers.com/attachdl/2628f1c8a572d5177ad67c512fa8e07a/4f9b031d/7/0/6/5/7/2/PG58IMG.zip
[HTC Sensation] Uppy:
Thanks, but again does it need to be flashed once I put it in the memory card or will it just load?
[HTC Sensation] GROGG88:
The bootloader runs an auto detect for a PG58IMG.zip and will ask if you wish to run the update (vol. up=yes, vol. down=no).

No need to select "Fastboot" or anything else...

You will need to remove the PG58IMG from the sdcard after the flash before you can select "Recovery" from the menu.
[HTC Sensation] jab74101:
Once your done flashing the .img its best to delete.
[HTC Sensation] Uppy:
Then I have to install a rom? Also why has this happened?

Thank you.
[HTC Sensation] Uppy:
its not showing up in my computer :(
[HTC Sensation] Uppy:
CMD says adb server is out of date and then says device not found. please help?
[HTC Sensation] GROGG88:
adb commands will not work in bootloader, but fastboot commands will.

You need to remove the sdcard and use a card reader to put files on it, re-insert it in your phone, and then boot into bootloader.