yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus One Android Development] uoY_redruM:
So, my wife had been using my Nexus as a speedometer because the one in her car went belly up for some reason. It's been in there for months.

I cleaned it off the other day and what do you know! The MelodyMod r2 file was still on the internal storage. It's what I've had running on the Nexus since I created it.

I've re-uploaded it, in case anyone is interested. I've had probably 4 or 5 PMs about this ROM randomly over the year, so I'm sure someone wants it.

Enjoy!

MelodyMod_r2

EDIT- Just an FYI,

I am NOT supporting this ROM

so please do not ask for updates or anything. It does work though, it's what is running on my Nexus now which like I said was being used for months by my wife for the speedometer app.
[Nexus One Android Development] omkolte17:
for which device it is??
[Nexus One Android Development] Ethical Hacker|Youtuber:
can any body port this rom

can any body port this rom for micromax a 54 or is it supported if i install this rom directly in it

Plz reply any body:):)
[Nexus One Android Development] omkolte17:
I can port this ROM for micromax a54 but I'll need donation.
[HTC EVO 3D] bocautrang.pt:
Recently, an Android 4.0 ROM for the HTC EVO 3D has been leaked. The leaked version is for CDMA versions but immediately the development of the online community was "cooking" for compatibility with the GSM, which is the EVO 3D that we used in Vietnam South. The ROM is based on Android 4.0.3 and HTC integrated interface Sense 3.6. Unfortunately, not Sense 4.0, but I will soon have this interface Cook ROM only. The leaked ROM does not have many significant errors, machine speed, hot, not reboot. Cameras and other 3D features are used, not as bad as the Android 4.0 ROM Cook ago.

Download and install.
[HTC EVO 3D] PatrickHuey:
.....hmmmm?
[HTC EVO 3D] NewZJ:
This should have been posted in GSM Dev section
[HTC EVO 3D] Taimou:
There is Virtuous_Shooter_v.3.0.0.zip in the download link...
[HTC EVO 3D] mrto1991:
can this rom use in gsm evo 3d without bugs?If there any knowm bugs?thx in advance
[HTC EVO 3D] chautruong:
Where is the source Vietnamese post? I wanna check this in my native language
[LG Optimus Black] Hiro27:
Hi guys, i have a problem with my Optimus Black (White). The LED flash camera sometimes not working. I've tried some other third party camera and the problem still persist. Anyone ever experienced same problem? Any solution?
[LG Optimus Black] pxhx:
I have same problem... you need conctact LG support, it's a hardware problem.
[LG Optimus Black] Hiro27:
Yes, i should go to LG service center. But i need to flash my phone to factory FW, how do you flash ur phone?
[LG Optimus Black] foggydisaster:
Use smartflashtool with stock binnaries:) serch for it and youll find it;)
[LG Optimus Black] foggydisaster:
Ooooooh and wait it also could be your.custom rom bug. Since u not on stock:) try reflash it with full wipe + dalvik ;)
[LG Optimus Black] Hiro27:
Im using Marvel v 8 right now. There no one else experienced this problem like me.

Its normal in 5-8 first shot after flash or FacRes, but next shot the flash won't functioned properly, totally no flashlight.
[LG Optimus Black] foggydisaster:
The idk... flash to stock FW and bring it to LG.service center
[LG Optimus Black] Hiro27:
Yes, thank you. Just flashed to stock ROM, test the led n still the same. But i'm happy today coz i've extracted v20e kdz and compiled to proper bin file also finally flashed my phone. Thanks to all xda guys :)
[LG Optimus Black] Hiro27:
Problem solved. My P970 just got out from LG Service Center with a brand new mainboard and IMEI :). thanks all. :)
[LG Optimus Black] henriguners:
You must come to LG service centre..!

now,LG come with great customer service.;)
[General Questions and Answers] dhale009:
Guys what is the differencd between capacitive touchscreen and resistive one. Thanks for the help.
[General Questions and Answers] humad:
Capacitive touchscreen is more smooth and responsive to touch while resisitive touchscreen needs the screen to be pressed not just touched!!!
[General Questions and Answers] dhale009:
Aha, thanks for the answer, sg y has resistive touchscreen. So it has to press more to make it function.

Last question, how long will last the sensitivity of the screen of a galaxy y ph0ne. Thanks a lot.
[General Questions and Answers] Sevenartz:
Proximity Sensor

what's used of Proximity Sensor?
[General Questions and Answers] Astrul:
Google it and you will find the answer. :)
[General Questions and Answers] phaberest:
I think that depends on how you use it.

Anyway, the resistive touch is always less sensible than a capacitive. You should use it with a pen, 'cause when you use it with finger it's harder to interact with.
[General Questions and Answers] dhale009:
i thought galaxy y do not have a pen like stylus as what you were saying, right?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] icepally:
Now that ICS is further along and a leak what does that mean for apps like google wallet? Should they work?

Sent from my SGH-T989
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] gmillz:
Google wallet requires a secure element.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] rfail1988:
Not sure what you mean by secure element. Does hat mean the t989 will never get Google wallet?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] gmillz:
The secure element is where credit card info is stored I think.

So know we won't get it until Google remakes the app for phones without a secure element.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kangelov:
Which is to say "never".

Let me explain a few things:

Credit card schemes (e.g. VISA, Mastercard, Amex) have a whole bunch of security and compatibility requirements for building a payment device, such as a pinpad, or a chipcard. You see credit card companies are not overly concerned with your convenience. They are, however, concerned with fraud, since when some unfortunate merchant leaks a hundred million credit card numbers from some database, they are the one who ultimately have to pay for all the fraudulent charges afterwards. So, they are trying to mandate some sort of trusted party at the point of sale for all in-person credit card payment to go through. The chip on your chip credit card is a big part of this effort: with this chip, no one can economically clone your card.

That "secure element" of Google Wallet is probably a specialized piece of hardware, probably a TPM chip with some mechanism to generate a digital signature complete with state information of some sort (BTW no, it does not have to have your credit card data, it merely has to sign your payments in a way that can be traced back to your device). This is done with the sole purpose to make it impossible for you or anyone else to initiate a valid payment from an unauthorized device, or by bypassing it. You absolutely HAVE to have it, that's the whole point of it: it is built so that you cannot read it without destroying it, and your whole phone with it, and even when you do that, that just one chip you have compromised at a great cost. You won't even break even doing that.

The ultimate goal is to make credit card fraud economically unviable: even if your merchant leaks your credit card number to a credit card fraudster, they have to go out and steal your phone or your physical credit card before they can use it. Now try stealing a hundred million cell phones or credit cards without getting caught.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] icepally:
I don't think that Google Wallet is a "never" for our phone.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] kangelov:
I hear you but, having worked with these people, I can see how they think and work. I would be extremely surprised if I see Google Wallet on my phone. I want it no less than you, but in my eyes if Google is to pull this feat off, they would have to go against the entire payment industry all by themselves, or else foot any and all reported cases of fraud themselves. Neither is very likely to happen.

On a brighter note, here is my version of "Google Wallet": I put a paypass card in my wallet and scan it without taking it out. The "Google" part sits in my other pocket. :-)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackpot08:
Hey I know there is a modified pandora so you can get unlimited skopa. Is there am app like that for 8tracks
[HTC Sensation] spoogedemon:
Dear all,

some pages, e.g. Flickr, have hotkeys available, to make the navigation faster.

But,

there is a problem, when I want to use these on our beloved Sensation, due to no possibility to open the keyboard, without having a textfield selected on the screen.

Hopefully, I am wrong.

So please,

If you have an idea, how to open the keyboard when ever I want - please, let me know.

Many thanks in advance for your response.

All the best,

Mario
[HTC Sensation] Rusty!:
Try holding down the menu key, that used to work on my Nexus One. Doesn't on CM9, but might on others.
[HTC Sensation] mzmo:
It used to work on Gingerbread, bit now it seems it's been removed from ICS :/
[HTC Sensation] spoogedemon:
Many thanks dudes.

But...

;/
[HTC One X] xnostra:
im under kernel 1.29

rom leedroid 5

im creating a virtual wifi connection thru the program called connectify

here is the problem my htcone x cannot see the connection

tried on:

iphones

laptops

all connects without anny hiccups, any fix for these?
[HTC One X] QQboss:
just came to the same problem :confused:
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] benwin113:
A friend of mine dropped his HTC Evo View 4g (Sprint) dead-center on the charging port while it was plugged in and it snapped the USB connector completely off the PCB. Before even bothering to see if it could be repaired by HTC, he just went and bought a brand new one and told me that I could have his old one to do whatever I please.

So now here I am with a fully-functional HTC Evo View, sans charging port... I tore it down and removed the PCB, thinking that it was just a standard Micro-USB connection, and that I could just use my fine-tipped soldering iron to replace it... Boy was I wrong, there are something like twelve tiny little solder points. So I started doing some digging, and came up with this: *URL REMOVED SEE REPLY FROM ME* Replacement Charging Port PCB for the HTC Flyer

... the two look nearly identical, save for (what appear to be) some minor cosmetic differences. That, and the part numbers are slightly different. My PCB has a part number of 50H00689-10M-A, and the one listed on the above site has a part number of 50H00635-01M-XC. But, otherwise, they're identical, at least to my eye.

My question is, is the $31.68 replacement part for the HTC Flyer compatible with the HTC Evo View? Or am I **** out of luck?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] roland0fgilead:
Since Benwin was unable to reply to his own post, I'm posting the link to the replacement part.

OEM HTC Flyer Charging Port PCB
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] benwin113:
Thanks for the help in posting the link that I cannot post yet...

Sad, I've been a member for four years this month, and I've only got four (now five) posts... :( I fail
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bsoplinger:
Since its listed as a real replacement part, I'd guess it would work. since its a replacement it would have all the MHL stuff the Flyer has along with the USB lines. Since the View uses the same connection and connector including MHL its really should match.

Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] KB112:
I hope it works for ya. Let us know.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] rangergm:
evo view vs. flyer

My son had the same happen to his evo view. I have a htc flyer and took both apart to see if parts where interchangeable and noticed that there is a sslight difference between each.

The view has two additional cables at each end of the board that snap in. The flyer doesnt have these cables. I'm guessing its a connector for one of the since the flyer is a wifi only version.

Other than that they are exactly identical, but i have no clue if the flyer board will work in a view.

However my wife has a view as well. I got them all on a good sale. Anyways, I successfully swapped the boards out and my son's view is now working. Its a temporary fix until i find an exact replacement.

Sent from my HTC Flyer.

---

I just visited the link in post #2 and it looks like the listed part is almost identical to the one in the EVO View. It has the additional 2 small connectors at each end not on the flyer wifi version. I'm going to order one as well and hope that it fits my son's broken View. Thanks for the lead on part replacement.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] rangergm:
Here is a photo of the PCB of the flyer, my guess a wifi only version:

And here is a photo of part I pulled from my son's View:

Its a little hard to see, but here is a closer look at the extra connection found on the View: (again from the part I pulled)

From the link in post #2, it looks like the one being sold is really close to the part I pulled as well. Maybe its for the 3G version of the Flyer and is why it has the extra connections?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bsoplinger:
Those most definitely are antenna connections. And if the flyer part you're looking at has the same I'd agree with your guess, a 3G Flyer.

Makes me wonderif the radios are on that board and if I put one of those in my wifi Flyer will it become 3G?

Sent from my PG41200 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] rangergm:
Going to have to look at board again. See if it has connections for radios as well on my flyer.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Naz12:
cool, did it have the connections?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] rangergm:
No connections on the part for my original flyer.

---------- Post added at 10:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:02 PM ----------

Last week I ordered the charging port PCB that is listed in post #2 of this thread and received it in the mail today.

The replacement part is almost identical to the original damaged part from the EVO View. One of the major differences I noticed is that the new part did not have the same number of gold clips (sorry I'm not sure what the technical name is). I am assuming they are for grounding purposes into the metal housing.

The other difference is that there was only one connecting port for the radio wires. Since my son is only using the View as a WiFi device, I am not to worried if the 4G radio is not working.

I installed the new board, hooked up all connections (minus 1 radio cable), replaced all covers and powered on the device. It worked like a charm and the charging port is fully functioning again.

The only problem that I noticed is that the wifi signal is not as strong as before. The repaired View gets 1 less bar than my Flyer and wife's View. Not sure if its due to the lack of 1 connection or the missing clips? Other than that, the View is like new!

Below is a photo of the two boards side by side. The top board is the original and the bottom board is the replacement.

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-jAvXoxtSY-c/T7GF0ebKhHI/AAAAAAAAE4g/qX_koX5w3NA/s0-d/20120514_151202.jpg

Thanks for starting this thread and posting the link for part replacement.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bsoplinger:
In looking at your pic I'd bet that you could unsolder both the antenna mount and the gold clips from your original board and move then to the replacement board.

As far as signal strength, I know I've seen numerous posts here saying that the View's wifi signal is weaker than the Flyer's.

Sent from my PG41200 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Naz12:
thanks for sharing your results.

I'm about to order the part as i to need it for the one my daughter broke. :)

BTW did you need to completely take the back cover off or just the small cover over the USB connector?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] rangergm:
I removed the entire cover. The small cover at the bottom of the device is not like the top cover which snaps off and on. It has 2 small screws that gold it in place and can only be accessed from the opposite side.

Sent from Samsung GS2 using xda premium.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Naz12:
Well today received the Flyer charging port for my View. i ordered it from the link posted on this thread, Its exactly the same as the one i pulled out from my View"gold clips" and all, the removal and install was a breeze.

However the signal strength is really weak, i get 1 bar from 10 feet away from my wireless router. and it dies out all together from any further away. im not sure what to do next with it... maybe try to reseat the antenna connectors in case they are loose but i doubt that's the problem.

Anyone have any ideas?

thanks
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bsoplinger:
What you're describing is classic antenna trouble. First I'd make sure the antenna wire is correctly connected and then that the grounds on the board are attached properly.

Sent from my PG41200 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Naz12:
wow sorry i feel a sleep before i got a chance to post this:

I got it working looks like the WiFi connector came loose when i closed up the back panel, i secured it with some scotch tape :) seems to be working better then before.

but wait now i have another problem... i cant get my PC to connect with the View. I tried 3 different computers and numerous USB cables. i wonder if one of the PCB bd. connections came loose and its keeping the Flyer from Sync with me desktop, Damn!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] christophre64:
I was in the same situation

Hello,

I would like to add to this thread.

I was in the same situation. I had broken the charging port on my evo view.

I did what a couple others here did, I bought the flyer replacement board from etradesupply. (I would like to thank everyone here for that information).

In only a couple of days, I received the board (ordered on 5-22 received on 5-24). The board had both antennae connections and the grounding clips.

Once installed, my View worked as 3g, not 4g, but that was expected as I believe the flyer is 3g. I am not using the 3g/4g so I cannot say whether the signal strength has changed, however my wifi signal seems to be as strong as it was with the original board.

One thing now, the home/menu/back buttons along the edge do not light up when the tablet is in the vertical position. They still work, just not visible. I did not examine the new board close enough to notice if the led lights were actually on the board. The old original board did have leds on it. Perhaps the flyer did not have those buttons and therefore did not need the lights. Someone with a flyer could answer that.

Or maybe I jarred something loose when I was replacing the board. I really hate to take the board out just to check for the lights, but curiousity may get the better of me and I will do that.

I hope this helps anyone out there.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bsoplinger:
I own a Wifi only 16GB Flyer and 32GB View. Lights are the same on both. Outwardly they are identical but color, although the innards have differences. Sprint doesn't have 4G service where I live so I can't comment on 4G connectivity.

Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] christophre64:
Thanks

Thanks bsoplinger for the information.

Curiousity did get the better of me anyway and I took my View apart again. The leds are there, just not lighting up. I could not find out online which cable controls that aspect of the board, so I unplugged and replugged in the cables, still no lights. I am just leaving well enough alone and will enjoy a working View again.

I do know if the View is upgraded to android 3 (honeycomb) those buttons/lights are turned off anyway.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] gil516:
http://www.etradesupply.com/oem-htc-evo-view-4g-charging-port-pcb-board.html

this is the replacement board for the HTC EVO View 4g, notice that it has all the prongs for the antenna connections. I ordered it today and will post results once i install and test out the tablet.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Lazykins:
Greetings,

My dear sister has given me her wifi-only HTC Flyer after her kids bent or broke one of the pins in the charging port. She also ripped the small back cover off... permanently... anger issues.

I'll admit that I don't have the equipment for soldering tiny things. In my favor, I did used to solder larger boards at work many yrs ago. I have repaired a few computers and Kodak photo printer, following instructions on tech forums, so I feel like I might be able to do something with the Flyer.

I am looking at the part in the OP. Am I going to need to solder things to it to install it?

Thank you for any advice.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] sonus:
No, it just screws on... and you can also order another plastic cover.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] Lazykins:
Bought the part, swapped it out in ten minutes and everything's working again! Cost me 46 dollars with shipping from etradesupply which is in China. I think it's worth it - it's a nice little tablet.

Amy.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jayochs:
i'm actually going to order the evo view part listed about for $35, thanks for that link! (im out of thanks today lol sorry)

yeah, i gave my dad this tablet like 3 months ago when i got my nexus 7, and he somehow broke the charge port already. it's most likely from him trying to jam the charger in upsidedown i bet. either way, this doesn't look like too bad of a repair, and now that we have a link for the actual oem evo one, all antennas will work fine. awesome!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] jayochs:
man, their shipping is a ripoff. 15 dollars? seriously?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] XDAKeeper:
Happy to Find Ya!

THANK GOODNESS I found this thread. Just a few days ago, I realized that my View's USB port was damaged, and I have been looking all over the Net trying to find some answers. I just want to make sure that this is what I need. Opps was not allowed to post the link, but it was the Etrade supply link. Also, there seems to be a lot of info in this thread, where some mention soldering and others missing antennae and such - I am a novice here - and want to know what I am getting into. Is this the correct item for my View - and can I just swap these things in and out? By any chance anyone knows of an instructional video (just in case). Also, is there any other way to do this without purchasing the whole board? For example, can the USB port on the board alone be changed? Thanks for your help. I have three tablets - Longed for the Sammy 8.9, and finally got it a couple of months ago - Before then, I used my View - but thought of it as slow and heavy. I got the Sammy - and though I love it - I rarely even turned it on. I suddenly just fell in love with the HTC after having it for more than a year. I take it everywhere with me - and was just bummed when I realized why it was not charging.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] sonus:
You are essentially just replacing the board on which the USB port resides. Its not very complicated, as the board just unscrews, so no soldering is needed. If there isn't a tear down in this thread, there is certainly one in this forum. I found a link to youtube teardown, a few months back when I did it.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] XDAKeeper:
Thanks! Must I buy the whole board, or can I just purchase and replace the small metal port that is broken?
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] bsoplinger:
*If* you have the skills and tools the port can be replaced. But it's considerably more than just pull out a soldering iron and have at it. Consider very small traces and SMD like positioning and the need to get an exact match for replacing the port as there are about a half dozen styles of micro USB PCB mounts. Excluding the delay for delivery I'd spend the 50ish bucks it costs over repairing it manually any day.