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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] lynyrd65:
It would probably be better to be more specific. A better question would be "which are roms are the most stable" or "which roms are the fastest" or maybe "Which rom has the most features?"

I personally am also trying to decide which rom to go with. I have a friend who owns a Skyrocket and he wants me to root the phone then flash a custom rom, so I'm looking into this. I think I'll probably flash Nexus Mod just because it looks like AOSP. Like many others, it has carrier IQ disabled and has been debloated.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] ceasee:
second. I ran this ROM for a while, im back on stock but this is/was a GREAT ROM.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] budzc73:
Thank you all for giving me a heads up
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] madmax49201:
+1 to what everyone else said.

I'm amazed that non of the usuals got on here to flame and say "read one of the other hundred threads like this" or "newb dont post questions in the general section" guess you guys are slipping. :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] kr3w1337:
AOKP, the best of the best.

Sent from my I727
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] BlazingBeast7:
+1 to sky ics for stability (iv flashed the aosp apps patch) it was giving me fc's on other roms but none on this one

nexusmod ics was good but the rom seems to start facing issues after a week of use (might be user error but others were also experiencing this) and also the rom has no further development as MOD has been bricked and has also moved to cm9.

AOKP - great rom that has just surfaced with some solid devs at work still has a few minor issues but this one will become a gem

cm9 - same as above, great dev support but it still has a few minor kinks to be worked out
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] droid512:
The above post is right especially about cm and aokp

CM9 Skyrocket
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] dnorthington:
The newish Slim ICS ROM is pretty good too. Gives you some AOSP apps and seems pretty stable and super snappy for me so far. But as others have said, just look at some of the ones with higher traffic and more recent posts and see what you like. Embryo is a nice one i you want a more stock exoerience. Dev is super responsive too. With the new leak and impending (hopefully) official release, they'll all be rebased anyway. TiBu Pro and nandroid are your friends. :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] garydv2002:
Well since it is mothers day weekend I guess we are all in a generous giving kinda mood lol.. or we may just be slipping...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] budzc73:
How come some games cant work? It will say "its not compatible for your device" any help?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] kr3w1337:
Most of us gave up on that because it's an uphill losing battle.

Sent from my I727
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] E--Man:
SkyICS in my opinion.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jetbruceli:
Hey all, I recently started having a battery issue with my prime in which at first it wouldn't even boot unless plugged in. After a full day of leaving it alone while plugged in it would finally bOot. Now it seems when my battery gets to 70percent it will shut down.

My prime is unlocked and was using stock .21 so I installed virtuous .15 and still have the same issue. Only thing I can think of is when I installed aokp I did a reset on the battery stats.

Right now it's been charging all day and is only at 87 percent.

I have tried charging it while connected to the dock but right now just trying the prime alone.

Any ideas?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ridder215215:
You can try to restore a backup from before you reset the battery stats, and see if that helps.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jetbruceli:
Unfortunately for me I already deleted that back because it all seemed fine and well. It has been charging prime only for 12 hours and only at 91 percent. So I am hoping to see what happens when it hits full
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n70shan:
i m a android fan boy but every time i buy a phone i get dissapointed very soon currently i have galaxy s2 everything is ok except battery life now plz dont tell me how to increase battery life , i am a software developer!! fanboy i m a crazy user of phone kindly suggest me a high end phone and my special requirements are camera and battery life both should b outstanding with a best cpu also. i hve already checked htc one s and one x and sony xperia s but all are not very satisfactory in terms of battry also htc one x has average camera. galaxy s 3 will b available after a month in my country any other suggestion plzz for me??: what should i buy? thanks in advance
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4038153:
An iPhone.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skimminstones:
you have a gs2 but dont like it so are posting in the gs2 section asking what phone you should get?

i would suggest you put those software developing skills to the test and find the general android section.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n70shan:
yea i would have definately bought it before if it had full flash support and a bigger screen too. i use to watch movies online on my phone kindly suggest any android device according to my requirements. and yea already pressed thanks for u !!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n70shan:
oh com on man dont b so conventional just asking a question. help pal
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sun90:
ur in GS2 Q&A section ma8 and the answer will be obviously GS2

if u post it in the genral Q&A section hope u might get more sugessions;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n70shan:
ok so plz tell me is there any custom ics rom with all functionalities as stock rom has plus increased battety life for my phone? if it is how to get it??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
This has now segued into a "best XXXXX" thread.

See here.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LenAsh:
Don't continue to humour him/her/it... you're feeding their idiocy
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skimminstones:
and youre a software developer???? :eek:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
Unfortunately, not all of us are smart.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crachel:
Don't ask what the best ROM is, please.

Closed.
[HTC One X] pifsworld:
Just got my white gel style case for my one x, looks good in white(I have the grey handset) got hole for charger back speaker and the earphone jack,protects the camera lens when on flat surface, nice and soft, no scratching when putting it on. Amazon, clickjunkie, £4-99 with six screen protectors.
[HTC One X] treebill:
nice i have http://goo.gl/rgAO5 £1.45 and just brought and waiting for http://goo.gl/YJ6Tg £2.49 (10 screen protectors + cleaning cloth + stylus)

it's nice when you get cheap and nice finds right?
[HTC One X] pifsworld:
Yeh just ordered the clear gel skin case. Gotta have options...
[Nokia Lumia 900] mariosraptor:
hi. this is what the title suggests. service manual for Nokia Lumia900. Cheers.
[Nokia Lumia 900] hx4700 Killer:
Outstanding brother! Thanks!
[Nokia Lumia 900] Seed 2.0:
What is the file type? I can't download to my L900. I'm with out internet at home. Maybe someone can convert to a word file.
[Nokia Lumia 900] sitizenx:
The last three letters after the period are the file extension. On this file they indicate it is a RAR. You need a program to unpack RARs. Once unpacked the files are probably PDFs.
[Nokia Lumia 900] Seed 2.0:
Using the xda developers app it doesn't show the full file name. It shows a box and partial name.
[Nokia Lumia 900] hx4700 Killer:
Just DL it with a computer. For the most part it is a disassembly/reassembly guide anyway and your not going to do that with the PDF on your phone :p
[Nokia Lumia 900] mariosraptor:
can not upload as PDF cause it exceeds the max file size as PDF which is 900kb
[Nokia Lumia 900] Wodnik Szuwarek:
Level 3&4 http://mobilcoms.ru/load/7-1-0-4366
[Nokia Lumia 900] hx4700 Killer:
Awesome! Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] c0reyl:
Seriously...I want USB audio support for my damn phone already... Do I really have to sell my galaxy note, and get a damn iphone for this feature that should've been here YEARS AGO?

Our phones have the worst DSP/DAC ever...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] e30andrew:
Every post I have seen of yours has just been *****ing and moaning about this phone... not once have I seen a productive/informative/helpful post from you.

why don't you just sell it already and go back to drinking apple koolaid then?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SKyRocKeting727:
LOL

Why not just use a 3.5 mm aux wire for music and leave the usb for charging in the car? Problem solved. Although, you would have to change tracks on the phone instead of the car's head unit. There are requests to google since a year ago, we might see it in Jellybean.

I agree, *****ing and moaning wont do much. If you cant stand having this device, sell it and get something else.

-Once you go NOTE, you'd say 4 inches a Joke
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] shaolinx:
go bluetooth bro. it works awesomely
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] c0reyl:
Explain how I said everything about the phone sucks?

Btw, I'm an audiophile. The DAC in our phone garbage. How is it so much to ask for a USB external DAC option for my phone? Iphones had this feature before they had MMS. You say i drjnk Apple koolaid whdn i sold m iPad to get this phone?? SAMSUNG's specs said this phone had USB HOST 2.0... I bought it thinking that I'd be able to use a USB DAC with ICS which was shpposed to be released for our phone MONTHS AGO. Is Apple se, retly paying google to not have USB DACs available for android? How am i supposed to have use my hifi audio systems with my phone? And dont say bluetooth because bluetooth is not HiFi. The 3.5 mm is not an option because it cannot be a line out. Honestly, i wish we had an optical TOSLINK imside our headphone jack, which would solve my problem. This is retarded that we dont have this simple feature.

Btw this is the only thing that really would make buying this phone a dealbreaker for me. I cant ever go back to Apple but I'd like to have my phone have the ABILITY to produce lossless audio and do NOT tell me how MP3 isn't lossless because i know this. I plan on acessing VLC flac files from my home network in the future.

This is in the top 10 issues of google's entire list and they respond by saying basically if someone codes it for them then they might look i to it. They MIGHT... Are you kidding? Most audiophiles who have iphone would switch over for a droid and USB DAC in a heartbeat. Apple would lose a couple hundred thousand customers for writing a few lines of code for ICS...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Unkkut:
To answer the subject line, it hasn't been coded yet.

Sent from my awesome-ass Note
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] zacsxe:
I have the same issues with the phone as you. There are things I love about the iPhone and there are things I love about the Note. The Note wins for now.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SKyRocKeting727:
Since Google wont code it, Your only option now is to get an iPhone. Best of Luck to ya.

-Once you go NOTE, you'd say 4 inches a Joke
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] hashbrown:
http://www.talkandroid.com/guides/droid/ipod-dock-adapter-for-motorola-droidmilestone/

Besides a DIY project, may try the MHL-microHDMI link to and audio input. Most manufacturers don't seem interested in making anything but apple's 30pin audio components. My Pioneer Dual Din Bluetooth Car Stereo has a USB out the works with Note. Have to use the phone to control it though.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ndfan4u:
Sell it and shut the effin up already and quit wasting space on this forum
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Budge:
I love my Note, but I keep an old ipod permanently connected in my car just for music. And I have my old iphone 3G, which is only worth $50 at best, is attached to my hi-fi system at home.

Who says you have to do everything with one device? If the Note doesn't do what you want, keep your note and buy something else to do the other job. Just my $0.02.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] armedmetallica:
i'm no genius - but doesn't the MHL adapter provide HDMI audio out?

wouldn't that imply that you CAN get HiFi audio out to your AVR or amp ?

then again, what do i know :cool:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] blazeplacid:
If you are this anal about high end sound use store bought CDs. That or a record player and you won't need a DAC.

I love audio way more than anyone I know and I stream blue tooth audio from my phone.. Is it the best sound? No but it gets the job done. If you want high end you need to right equipment. Sadly the Galaxy note doesn't currently have the ability to do this.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] c0reyl:
What pisses me off is the only thing stopping the note from doing this is a few lines of code for USB audio.

And the note doesn't even support HDMI audio out..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] StaticMatt:
Few lines of code? Hahaha. Yes, just a few lines, that's all...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] techntrek:
Not really correct. Using the original BT compression algorithm, SBC, you get the equivalent of a high-bitrate MP3 - a maximum of 768kbit/s shared between channels and overhead so probably closer to a 256 MP3. There is a newer compression algorithm apt-X which provides lower latency and even higher quality at 384kbit/s. Overhead isn't included in that bitrate so that is the actual throughput on the audio channels. Not lossless (if that is your definition of "HiFi"), but you would have to do a side-by-side comparison to nitpick out the very minor differences.

Incorrect. The voltage levels between the mini plug and line out are compatible. Keep the volume down a bit to keep the voltage down and you are fine.

TOSLINK on a phone. Right. NEXT!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] xCeejayy:
My Onkyo TX-NR616 Receiver plays off my notes usb cord just fine. Just go into USB Storage Mode.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] slapshot591:
I will confirm this works for my Pioneer and Jensen HU's in my vehicles, as well as my XBOX360. Only downfall is you have to use your audio device to choose your tracks. It gets the job done.

Sounds like OP needs a custom Bose system for his car, and a Galaxy iNote.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] borgib:
Your e-penis is mighty!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] c0reyl:
Not really, when I told you that most of that equipment is pretty crappy compared to the stuff I consider quality, but when I have ignorant trolls flaming my post for no reason, I might as well make them look stupid.

As for my car, there's no point in spending thousands on a car that cost me under a grand to make a perfect sound system, as for my home, I'd need a multi hundred thousand income to even consider affording better, but either way, my systems are both high fidelity, and I see nothing wrong with the wish to turn my phone into a central music interface for all my devices. I always HAVE my phone. I'm tired of carrying 3-4 devices around when one should be able to do it fine.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Radukk:
That feature have never been written/coded by google or other companies but just Apple. Go get some iPhoney and enjoy your hipster sheep life.

Pro-claimed himself as audiophile and wants weak battery powered mobile device as source, how professional.

PS: That Bose in-ear is totally diasaster. I hope you get Shure/Etymotic Reasearch for in-ear and AKG/Sennheiser for headphone if you consider somewhat audiophile product.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] c0reyl:
I used to have Etymotic ER6 for in ear headphones, and they broke, so I got the Sennheiser CX6 with employee discount at microcenter a while back, because they were on the clearance rack, $50 spent on them. Did you not read that the bose headphones I had were garbage?

and, I want it as an interface device, the source would be my home network, in my car, it would always be charging, and assuming I had a USB DAC, it would not be weak. The Archos i9 has USB audio I believe. I might get some Grado SR80i in the future, but I actually like the fidelity of the CX6, and the soundstage and comfort of my Crossfade LP. The crossfade LP has bad reviews because people are idiots and never allowed a proper burn in time. It took about 300 hours of burn in time to really get them to start playing right. People complain that they are too bassy, but fail to realize that ipods have a bad eq curve designed for the crappy headphones. Hooked up to my headphone amp on my computer, my headphones actually have less bass without an eq than an ipod would give them, it's pretty much just right the way I have it.

but they sound like GARBAGE, complete GARBAGE connected to my phone. everything sounds like garbage with this stupid yamaha DAC...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ShookMasta:
I started reading his rant, scrolled down to see how long it was.... saw some pictures. Kept scrolling. Noticed he is acting like such an audiophile and then noticed he is rockin' Alpine Type E subs and does a very nice job with cable management.

Then I chuckled.

Then I typed this.

Now I'm gonna go take a ****.

thx for the lulz
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] c0reyl:
I've already stated my car subs are nothing special? And the cables were there because it was a pic I took during testing. I've put a 1 Farad capacitor in there and my MB Quart RA4200 since, and I'm working on refinishing my interior.. I like how you make fun of the worst piece of equipment I own.. Where's the **** about how bad my studio monitors, my Velodyne, my NAD T751, or how bad my headphones are.. You expect a 21 year old with terrible income to have the car sub he wants? I'd have a TC Sounds LMS ultra 5400 18" 2000 watt RMS, and 8000 watt peak driver if I had my ideal sub in my car. Sorry i dont have the money to spend more than my entire car is worth according to kbb, on one subwoofer driver..

Oh wait, I guess you can't be considered an audiophile unless you have a $45,000 sound system?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ShookMasta:
You said it! You have a great attitude. I really imagine you will be liked in the community. Good Luck!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] c0reyl:
Lawl, there are not many online communities in which I will put serious effort in being liked. I tend to speak my mind, people never like that on forums for some odd reason. I never start things with people either. I never bull**** people. I don't pretend things either, notice I called most of my sound equipment mediocre.. But then you have trolls pretending like I'm trying to flex an epeen..

I asked about USB audio, and soley based off the fact I said Iphones have better audio options, I have people flaming my posts, telling me to be some stupid apple hipster, people telling me to buy BOSE..

They ignore the issue entirely to flame my post and make demeaning posts and replies, then you have people talking about my adittude as if I'm a problem in the community...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] SKyRocKeting727:
This thread is still going? Obviously its not going anywhere so please LOCK dis shift up!

-Once you go NOTE, you'd say 4 inches a Joke
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] techntrek:
You are missing the point. The driving factors in phone development and portable music is lighter/smaller/amps. Adding the chipset and physical connector adds weight, increases size, and amperage draw. Then you are adding weight to any portable device - speakers or headphones - because they have to carry a battery, chipset and amp. The law of diminishing marginal returns kicks in. For an extremely minor increase in sound quality you are adding a ton of weight and complexity. I would argue there would be no increase in sound quality, speakers and headphones small enough to be portable just won't be big enough to gain any quality from digital input except for - maybe - very high-end cans that would cost a few thousand. A permanent system (home/car) is another thing completely, there the added weight, complexity, power supply, etc. isn't an issue and it will have speakers big enough to actually sound better.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] c0reyl:
Toslink is pretty much just the equivilent of holding the power button on a remote control....it takes up MUCH less power than blasting the headphones. it adds a little bit of weight, yeah, but the circuitry would be easier to make than a very high quality headphone DAC internal amp...

You say extremely minor increase in sound quality? Explain how LOSSLESS capability from TOSLINK out (using less power than blasting headphones) allowing the manufacture to cut corners for the internal DAC, making that cheaper and smaller, making room for the TOSLINK is a bad idea? They have rechargable USB DACS with up to 70+ hours of play time... Shouldn't be hard to find TOSLINK input options for a rechargeable headphone amp. Head units in cars should have them anyway. Most high end audio devices should have either TOSLINK, or some sort of digital out.

If not TOSLINK, they could easily add a 5th conductor in the headphone jack, or internal circuitry to allow one of the other channels of the 4th conductor with an extra conductive plate contact spring, eliminating the need for optical at the expense of making sure 3,5mm jacks were universally updated to support digital mode using maybe ground and left channel as the SPDIF instead of the regular channels which devices could switch to with any hybrid jack. All it would take is a couple extra conductive plate contact springs on the conductor closest to the cord (the ground) and somewhere else on the cord (second closest is left channel usually)

EDIT:

Made a facebook upload using my phone to draw a diagram of how easy it would be, then it clicked, MUCH BETTER. everything the phone needs besides TWO ****ING plate retention conductors, one connected to ground and one connected to another channel, left would be easiest. Wire them to the digital audio out on the Micro HDMI audio circuitry to use digital audio out.

THE PHONE ALREADY HAS EVERYTHING IT NEEDS BESIDES TWO ****ING TINY PICES OF METAL SOLDERED TO TWO ****ING WIRES CONNECTED TO THE HDMI CIRCUIT....

I can't believe I was retarded enough not to see that instantly...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] ShookMasta:
Why won't it die!?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] c5satellite2:
Fully agree with OP. Android should have this feature already.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] c0reyl:
Thank you for agreeing with me :)

Probably because I'm not flaming anyone, despite I have tons of people flaming and trolling me, all I'm doing is making them look like fools, and providing more concrete evidence as to why we should have USB audio.

It's kind of retarded to have one of the best phones ever made with a DSP/DAC this terrible with no digital audio accessory options available when a phone made by a garbage company which I really don't like HAS HAD THIS FEATURE BEFORE THE iPHONE COULD SEND A GOD DAMN PICTURE IN A TEXT MESSAGE....

I'm not even kidding about that..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] techntrek:
I've given you good advice on this thread and haven't flamed/trolled you one bit, so I hope you aren't talking about me... or prepare to be flamed. :rolleyes:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] i_max2k2:
I agree with the OP, and seriously all smart phone manufacturers are competing, and on this front no one really comes close to apple. I try listening to only lossless music, and I can differentiate when its not so. I'm using the 3.5mm connector for everything, but it would be great if Samsung atleast put a foot forward in that direction. I have a windshield mount, and it would have worked really well if I could only use one connector to have charging and audio pass through.