yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Syris:
It's the first time I see Titanium Backup asking to fix the root, and I already and several android phones. I tought that was strange that's why I reported.

AppWidgetPicker is a app that you add in system/app/ folder and that joins all the widgets of the same type in one line. it's better to see the official thread with the app :)

AppWidgetPicker: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=780828

Edit: Sorry, I've misspelled "AppWidgetPicker" on the previous reply
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] melander:
Installing the ROM now, can see that you have included a kernel in the zip file.

Do I have to install that? Is this your own kernel?

I currently have X Kernel.

Will report any bugs later...

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

No Reboot to Clockwork? Should there be?

Smooth and lag free.

Still testing it out further
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] tracer123:
This is Rage Kernel 2.7 i think, I forgot about it ;)
[HTC One X] simcarloc:
What is the fastest way to put the phone on silent? Is it via the volume rocker or am I missing something?

Thanks in advance!

S.
[HTC One X] Nubzori:
Yes, hold volume rocker down :)
[HTC One X] kylec:
I've been using switchpro widget to put a set of toggles in the notification bar because its accessible even from lockscreen.

But holding down volume is just as quick lol
[HTC One X] pnnorth:
Click the volume rocker and then press the icon to the left and it will toggle between the profiles (silent, vibrate and then back to the default volume level).
[HTC One X] nikzDHD:
If your using the stock launcher then you have a sounds widget, switches between vibrate,silent and sound.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ErisDev:
Ok so, I did a search and could not find exactly what it was I need.

Just wondering if anyone has been able to port over or skin up a calendar widget that looks like the one included in Sense 4. Phone is on Sense 2.1 right now. If you guys know of a place to get such an apk, do tell :)
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ericmtnbkr:
Try Android Pro Widgets from the Play Store. It has some pretty good calendar widgets.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d0g:
Been on AOSP for a while....

How do I totally disable the lock screen on a Sense ROM?

Any way to wake up phone with volume buttons?

Also... Any way to increase the number of"recent apps" that pop up when I long press home button?

Thanks!

[ Evo / KWIQ-ns / from xda app ]
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Uebele23:
use an external lock screen like magic locker or GO series
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JUN10R831:
i believe theres a app in the market that does what ur asking for i havent used it in a while u might want to search no lock on the market search bar to see if it finds it still.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] plainjane:
As mentioned, No Lock from the market will disable the lockscreen. Once the lockscreen is disabled, the phone will wake with the volume buttons - the lockscreen is what keeps it from waking on anything other than the power button.

As for recent apps, I couldn't tell you. I know there are third party replacements of the recent apps dialog, but I don't know if it's possible to launch them by long-pressing home. I just use an app to open up my app drawer (Alt Drawer) when I long-press the search button. That works well for me, but I don't know if that would meet your specific needs. With Alt Drawer you can sort by "Most Used", but that can make finding a particular recent app difficult. I just sort mine alphabetically, that way I can easily launch any app from anywhere. You could use an app (Quick Launch, Button Shortcut, or another) to open the replacement "recent apps" by long-pressing the search button.
[HTC Rezound] djisia87:
I bought a case Otterbox Defender for 50 bucks but I didnt really like it. I want to sell for

15 bucks shipped.

I used for 3 days. I have the box and all that. Let me know if you want some pics.
[HTC Rezound] mbar9607:
defender

im interested in your defender but i can get one for 19.99 on ebay new so if youre willing to lower than that let me know.... you can email me @ matt.barrett9607@gmail.com
[HTC Rezound] Afro Samurai:
I'd say ride it out, I just dropped my Rezound yesterday. Safe and sound due to my otterbox.
[HTC Rezound] isdnmatt:
The Otterbox Commuter is a much better choice IMO.
[HTC Rezound] djisia87:
Reduced Price

Reduced Price !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[HTC Rezound] Butcher98:
n/m looked at the edit date on your post. Ill take it for $15.

Whats the reduced price? Is it $15?
[HTC Rezound] djisia87:
15 is the reduced price.
[HTC Rezound] bkhorn:
Is it sold? If not I would like to buy it.
[HTC Rezound] djisia87:
SOLD!

SOLD!
[HTC Rezound] bond32:
Is the Rezound Accessories forum the new marketplace?
[HTC Rezound] blestsol:
No but wouldn't it make sense to sell something here to people who frequent this sun forum?
[Acer Iconia A500] Jigodie:
What abou this?

http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/29/acer-releases-ics-update-app/

I still get the "Network coverage is currently poor.." ERROR. :(
[Acer Iconia A500] crazymanc:
They released this a thew weeks back i got it when they released it but iam still gettin the same crappy message
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
I am once again trying to port HTC Sense. As I have build CM7 now I have a greater knowledge of how android works and should hopefully be able to do this. But I need your help as my phone's USB port is dead and I have no way of seeing logcat and knowing whats wrong so I don't know what to fix. If anyone wants to help me bring HTC Sense to our Mini Pro's tell me and I will give you a link to the (not working) ROM so you can give me a logcat :)

If you want to help me and give me a logcat dl ROM here: http://www.4shared.com/zip/J7MNY9Xh/MPS.html

EDIT: Apologies for the rubbish file host, everything else seems to hate me. mediafire always 502's rapidshare wont let me upload at all and dropbox never starts upload

X10man
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] TheMiltos21:
Give me the link,just tell me how I will give you a logcat and I will ;)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
Ill link you tonight after i upload it. And as for logcat you need adb set up on your pc then have the phone plugged in and run adb logcat :)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] static28:
HTC addiction.. here we go again. :)

GO GO GO!
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] x10man:
Link is up, download flash plug phone in adb logcat if you can please. then post it here :) if it says waiting for device then this is gonna be a REAL pain...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MattMJB0188:
Seems with every smartphone that comes to the USA it gets some sort of Snapdragon Processor by Qualcomm and people do nothing but complain. So how does this Snapdragon S4 processor compare to every other dual-core processor out there and even the Tegra 3? Looked up some benchmarks and both seem to have their advantages and disadvantages. But what I really want to know is which one is better for real world performance, such as battery life, transitional effects, and launching apps. Couple people said Sense 4 is very smooth and "has LITTLE to no lag"? How does this processor display web pages in Chrome?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] shaboobla:
Read the thread "Those of your who are waiting too compare GSIII to HTC One X" in this forum. It only has about 6 pages but has a ton of information. Short answer is that the Qualcomm chip kicks serious ass.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] 90110010119:
+1
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MattMJB0188:
After reading through that thread I'm still not entirely clear. Seems the Tegra is better for gaming?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] chaosjh:
yes and no, the tegra 3 does have a better gpu so in theory, better games. however, game makers cater to the mass. most androids that are active are mid-range, android 2.2 or 2.3, have a resolution of 480x800, and last years (or older) processors. although most will be made to work on the t3 and s4, it will be compatibility issues, not optimization. nvidia will have a couple games "t3 only" but even those will be made to work on other phones. now that ics is cleaning up some of the splintering of apps, we'll see some better options on both fields.

in short, yes the t3 is a better gaming chip. but for the battery life, games available, and current bugs i would suggest the s4. i may change my mind when the refreshs come out q3-4, we'll see.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ZeroRilix:
Correct. However, most games are not optimized to utilize the Tegra to its fullest potential. That should change by the end of the year. The other point is that the S4 is just as good as the Tegra un terms of gaming performance. IMO, you should decide between these 2 processors by looking at the main area where the S4 truly has the advantage thus far, and that is battery life. So far, the battery life advantage goes to the S4. Just read the battery life threads in this forum and for the international X. It took a few updates to the Transformer Prime to start having pretty good battery life. The One X, will get better in that department with a couple more updates for battery optimization. The S4 starts with great battery life and will get even better in that department.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] barondebxl:
I say the snapdragon S4 is a better chip right now. The tegra 3 gpu is great and with the tegra zone games it really looks great. But he 4 cores CPU is really for heavy multitasking so you candivise the work between all four cores. They are A9 cores vs the custom qualcomm which is close to A15. It mans that for single threaded task and multi threaded task the snapdragon will whoop tegra 3' ass. Opening an app, scrolling through that app sect... also browser performance is slightly better on the qualcomm chip. Basically tegra 3 can do lots of things at the same time with decent speed vs the S4 chip which can do 1 or few more things at lighting speed.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] roltzje:
The S4 is almost 2x faster than any other dual core out there. Anandtech did a few nice articles on the S4, including benchmarks vs tegra 3.

In real use, the S4 should be much better, because not all apps are multithreaded for 4 cores. The S4 completely kicks the Tegra 3's ass in singlethreaded benchmarks. I also expect the S4 to be better at power management, because it is made on 28nm node, instead of 40 nm, so its more compact and efficient.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] The_Zodiac:
About 23 I'd say
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] tehdef:
Here is a comparison benchmark by someone from Reddit.

Benchmark	S4 Krait	Tegra 3

Quadrant	5016	4906

Linpack Single	103.11	48.54

Linpack Multi	212.96	150.54

Nenamark 2	59.7fps	47.6fps

Nenamark 1	59.9fps	59.5fps

Vellamo	2276	1617

SunSpider	1540.0ms	1772.5ms

Sadly, can't do much for the formatting. Enjoy.

The difference in DMIP's is where the S4 really whomps on the T3. All the T3 has going for it at the moment is it's GPU. If you don't care about some additional gaming prowess, the S4 is the way to go.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] barondebxl:
Just to add to that and to be fair, S4 is at around 7000 at antutu benchmark while tegra 3 is at around 10000. I still prefer the S4 :)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] tehdef:
Eh...

It wins in 1 benchmark specifically enabled to take advantage of more than 2 cores. So if you want to play tegrazone games and have some basic lag, the T3 is for you. If you want to have a near flawless phone experience, and have decreased graphical performance in some wanna be console games, then the S4 is the way to go.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nativestranger:
Actually you wont really notice the lack of graphics performance on the snapdragon s4. Its about 10% slower in most benchmarks but outperforms the tegra3 in a few as well. However i have a sensation xl with the adreno 205 which is only a quarter as fast as the adreno 225 and all games including deadspace, frontline, blood glory runs smoothly on it. To say the snapdragon s4 is inferior because of the slower Adreno 225 is really nit picking to me. For me bigger reason to choose one graphics chip over another is flash performance and this is where the exynos mali 400 kicks the adreno 225 in the balls. It handles 1080p youtube videos in browser without a hiccup while the 225 chokes even on 720p content.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] vioalas:
Let me answer this. How good is it? More than good enough. Almost all apps and games are catered to weaker phones so the T3 and S4 are both more than good enough.

And my two cents, the S4 beats tegra 3
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] krepler:
Let me start by saying I'm not a pro when it comes to electronics but I do have an understanding on the subject.

The thing to realize about these processors, and most other processors available today, is that the s4 is based on the cortex a15 while the tegra 3 along with the new Samsung are based on the a9. The a15, at the same Hz and die size is 40% faster than the a9.

S4 = dual core Cortex A15 @ 1.5GHz - 28NM

Tegra3 = quad core Cortex A9 @ 1.5GHz - 40NM

Exynos 4(Samsung) = quad core Cortex A9 @ 1.5GHz - 32NM

S4 so far, in theory, is 40% faster per core, but having two less. Individual apps will run faster unless they utilize all four cores on the tegra3. Because the s4 has a smaller die size, it will consume less energy per core.

The actual technology behind these chips that the manufacturers come up with will also affect the performance output, but the general idea is there. Hope that helps to understand a little better how the two chips will differ in performance.

Sent from my shiny One XL
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] designgears:
The S4 compared to the Tegra3 says it all. dualcore that beats a quadcore in almost everything.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] john1028:
Intel released the first native dual core processor in 2006 and shortly thereafter released a quad core which was basically two dual cores fused together (this is what current ARM quads are like).

That was 6 years ago and these days pretty much all new desktop computers come with quad cores while laptops mostly stick with dual. Laptops make up the biggest share of PC sales so for your everyday PC usage, you'll be more than comfortable with a dual core.

You really can't assume mobile SoCs will follow the same path, but it's definitely something to consider. I think dual core A15-based SoCs will still rule the day this year and next at the very least.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] doaneramma:
I was really on the fence about the X or the XL. But the S4 got me. Not having 32GB is already bugging me. But the efficiency (and my grandfathered unlimited data paired with Google Music) is definitely worth the sacrifice. Very happy so far! Streaming Slacker, while connected to my A2DP stereo, running GPS was great. I'm not a huge gamer though. I miss Super Mario Bros being the hottest thing!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Tankmetal:
correct me if im wrong but all 3 are A9 based including the S4. the first A15 will be the Exynos 5250, a dual core.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] enigma00:
This is inaccurate.

The Exynos 4 and the Tegra 3 are based on the ARM A9 reference design.

The Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 is "roughly equivalent" to the A15, but not based on the A15. The same was true for Qualcomm's old S3 (which was equivalent to something between the A8 and A9 design)

One thing that most people don't realize is that Qualcomm is one of the very few companies that designs its own processors based on the ARM instruction set, and while S4's is similar to the A15 in terms of architecture, it's actually arguably better than the ARM reference design (e.g. asynchronous clocking of each core which is a better design than the big.LITTLE or +1 design).
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] IXIKelsonIXI:
Have you seen Shawshank Redemption? It's that good.

Rabble rabble rabble.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Tankmetal:
ok, thanks for clearing that up. makes me want to get the htc more.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] krepler:
I stand corrected! Which also reinforces my understanding of these SoCs.

I forgot to factor in the capabilities of the gpus, which I know nothing about other than the Exynos4 beating the Tegra3's nForce, which beats the S4's Adreno 225. Would the architecture help out the Adreno to better compete as it does the S4? Or is it a separate design?

Sent from my shiny One XL
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] shadehh:
You are simply quoting tests where tegra 3 loses.

AndEBench:

ONE XL - ONE X

andemark native: 4117 - 9997

andemark java: 161 - 311

CFBench: (12522,7537,9531) - (24560,6492,13719)

Antutu: 6693 - 10788

Quadrant: 4668 - 4780

smartbench: (3002/2669) - (4453/2679)

Moonbat: (8667.0ms) - (3877.0ms)

(3429.8ms) - (2346.0ms)

GLBenchark: 50 fps - 65 fps

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUSlcYew4HA&feature=related
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] lsxrx7:
i think this review from ANANtech sums it up better than most

http://www.anandtech.com/show/5779/htc-one-x-for-att-review
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] enigma00:
Based on the numbers I've seen, the Adreno 225 seems to be very close to the Mali and the ULP GeForce.

One of the advantages of going with a more advanced process (i.e. 28nm) is that the S4 can be clocked much higher before it hits the thermal limit. So, it should help the GPU performance if they decide to bump the GPU clock higher.

What should be more exciting is the Adreno 320, which is scheduled to be in the "S4 Pro" which should be coming this summer. The 225 is a generation old unit (based on the 220), and the new one (320) is claimed to be 4x faster than its predecessor.

I personally can't wait to see how this one performs (and the Snapdragon APQ8064 - the quad core version of the current S4).
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] expertzero1:
S4 pro wont come this summer, probably q4 early 2013
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] enigma00:
And the Exynos 4 numbers are out on Engadget:

http://www.engadget.com/2012/05/03/gsiii-benchmarks/

The quad-core A9 units seem to be about the same when it comes to performance. We aren't seeing the same clear Exynos advantage we saw from the dual-core in SGS2.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] AdamNJ77:
I am going to say that the Tegra 3 and the S4 get roughly similar results with benchmarks. I know there are differences, but for the most part the performance gain is comparable.

Now, a few months ago the OMAP 5, a true A15 dual core chip was tested against a Tegra 3 chip. The OMAP 5 was only a dual core and operating at 800mhz, and beat the Tegra 3 by more then a 200% increase in performance. Now while I agree the S4 is much faster then a standard A9, in no way is it equal or anywhere close to a chip based on the A15 solely. At best it is a mixup of the A9 and A15. And I agree the Adreno 225 GPU in the S4 could use a refresh. The 320 Adreno S4 Pro model is listed as being released in products sometime in the second half of 2012 on multiple websites, I don't see it listed as far back as 2013 anywhere, and it is a significant increase in performance. I read the Adreno 320 is a 4X increase in performance compared to the 225. I suppose you get a phone when you need a phone, but I would really wait for fall if you can. The chipsets that come out between fall and the holidays will start including the A15 chipset and the Mali 604,& Adreno 320. The first significant jump in most GPU's to a brand new generation in a couple years. If you can wait, do it
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] bmar577:
I cannot say entirely, however this compared to a similar speed tegra 2 in my old phone seems much much quicker. Have not compared personally to a T3, but this phone seems to be outstanding and feels just as quick as my friends europe One X with the T3 chip!
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] dustofdeath:
Is it even possible...several apps are locking / blocking based of ur device id. And since soo any many games etc are using same base services, then any old game u used to play affects new ones.
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] dustofdeath:
http://www.simply-android.com/discussion/1467/change-android-id/p1

That may help. Perhaps there is some sql editor for android. I dont really have a pc access for a while
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] souleater11:
hi guys, I'm living in Chicago area.

im using an unlock Tmobile Vibrant (3G version) and using the $ 40 simple mobile plan with an average speed of 100 kbs. its kind of slow more like an

edge speed. I'm thinking of switching to At&t 3G via At&t sim Straight Talk (BYOD).

1.what is the average 3G speed of At&t Straight Talk (BYOD) $45 prepaid plan?

2.what is the Gigabyte limit per month?

3. is the At&t sim straight talk the same 3G speed as the regular At&t sim card?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] webjamon:
I don't think you will get any 3g at all using a T mob device with an ATT sim.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] souleater11:
the vibrant support 1900 band so if its unlock it will support a At&t sim card
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phantomg93:
Yes be careful about using an unlocked T-MO phone on AT&T as some features may not be accessible but if it supports the frequency than you should be ok.. But if you are thinking of switching to Straight Talk BE VERY CAREFUL about how much data you use. Straight Talk is famous for disconnecting lines after just 1gb of data comsumed. Some say 2gb but that is wrong either way in my opinion lol. I have 2 friends who both have simple and straight. The friend with Straight Talk had good speeds, like 1.5Mbps normally and sometimes got up to 3Mbps. After he hit 2gb they called him to notify him he "exceeded" their data usage and disconnected him:(.On the other hand my friend who has Simple gets 3Mbps normally on the 4g plan and has never said anything of them throttling his data..But anywho just be careful if you are looking at Straight Talk with a T-Mo phone
[HTC One X] simcarloc:
Does anyone know when Orange users can expect this?

Thanks.

S.
[HTC One X] jeyml:
The software updates don't depend on the carrier you use,it depends on the country you are.For exampe 1.28.401 is for Europe,1.28.701 is for...i realy don't know.In what country do you are?
[HTC One X] simcarloc:
I live in the UK and my phone says no updates are available. But I understand that 02 users have had updates...
[HTC One X] Tiersten:
No. The updates do depend on what carrier if it is a branded handset. HTC make the new firmware and then give it to the various carriers to customise and approve. This means it will lag behind the releases for the generic regions.

---------- Post added at 09:23 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:22 PM ----------

No idea. I've tried asking Orange and the person I spoke to had no clue either.
[HTC One X] simcarloc:
Thanks mate. I guess I'll just have to wait and see...

S.
[HTC One X] cgmorris89:
Not on the branded phones. Nobody at O2 seems to have a clue when it'll be pushed either :(
[HTC One X] jeyml:
Yeah,sorry,forgot about branded ones.
[HTC One X] bigbamboo5:
Vodafone UK users got the update last week...
[HTC One X] nickkuk:
I'm on Orange in the UK and got the 1.28 update the day it was released. My phones software version is 1.28.401.9.

The phone was bought through DialAPhone and has no Orange branding or customisation (thankfully) so I'm not sure if its an unlocked handset on Oranges network, or locked to Orange, but I definately got the update via the Orange network.
[HTC One X] Tiersten:
You've got an unbranded handset and it is most probably unlocked. If you got the One X direct from Orange then it would have been branded.

The updates actually downloaded from HTC servers and not Orange so it doesn't matter what network you're actually connected to. HTC still need Orange to approve the new firmware though before it will be released.
[HTC One X] jeyml:
I got my HOX from Orange but it isn't branded.