yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] DanceOff:
1 hr has passed ....maybe 3 days lol

By d way did u got explorer for ur gf;)
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] DmitryFromKZ:
Hello everyone!

Help port the music player from Galaxy II on the GIO, if it's possible.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] xZibitBMN:
that 'll be nice
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] DmitryFromKZ:
Music Player

UP!
[Samsung Galaxy Gio GT-S5660] 1y0exx:
it will be nice,,

just waiting for someone to port it:D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Derfel64:
No dates, nothing specific, but they've confirmed they're doing it. If they're as good with handwriting recognition as with prediction, they should be far better than Samsung. Truth is I never used the handwriting function in Samsung's keyboard because recognition sucked!

-Here there should be a link but XDA does not let me because of spam or whatever. Just google "Swiftkey looking beyond the keyboard".

Basically they want to know your voice, your handwriting, everything.
[XPERIA X8 Themes and Apps] fjw0803:
Hi..i just want to share Xperia S & ICS Digital Clock MOD from DIGIClockWidget ForestTree..

If u want Xperia S clock..choose font Alien from DIGI Clock settings

If u want ICS clock..choosed font Galga from DIGI Clock settings

Just Install with CWM

Sorry for my bad English :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ridgmont61:
Does anyone have any views on this:

http://www.geekyandroid.com/2012/05/how-to-get-ics-on-galaxy-note-without.html?showComment=1336909941227#c2969464972272749407

I have an unrooted stock Note - this looks pretty easy - is it safe?

Thank you for your comments
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vetchems:
Should be safe. All warnings are related to custom/leaked ICS kernels, not the official.

In short, Keep it stock and you will be fine.

P.S. Thats the normal method of flashing stock roms anyhow.

Good Luck
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Lum:
I just followed this guide to the letter and it worked fine. I have a Uk O2 Note 16Gb.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Lum:
Little update. After 6 hours of using this I havent had any issues that I have notices. Camera works, S Note installed, powered off and on a few times to be sure, lock screen working fine and new functions of ICS seem fine.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] djkid:
would this work with i717r from rogers in canada. i tried the att rom but my keyboard was like super duper slow. and i had to wait for the keyboard to catch up to me.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Lum:
Dont know if it would work on your note or not. After a day mine so far is 100% ok. Did you do the wipe after instal? I noticed in the instructions it suggests it will run slow until you do that. I done it straight away so dont know how slow it would run without doing it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chasmodo:
Do not try to flash it on I717, you'll end up with a hard-brick.
[HTC One X] death__machine:
Last night while using the phone I noticed this slight clicking sound from the bottom right corner of the screen (touch-sensitive panel). So I kept pressing it and I wasn't hallucinating, its there. Also figured the sound also comes when I press the bottom right or bottom center edge of the phone. The creaking sound isn't loud but its noticeable when I hold the phone in specific angles and while typing if haptic feedback is on, I think the vibration also makes it happen(weird)

So except for this my HOX is fine and am wondering if I should get it changed.

Are there any long term effects to this? I'm starting to just ignore the sound and trying not to make it happen purposely :P
[HTC One X] rob9:
Depends, does it make the sound when you're using it normally? If it does I would consider swapping it, although you said everything else was fine.

If on the other hand, it makes the sound if you hold it in a certain way and push unusually hard then I would say stop intentionally pushing it in a weird way and use it properly.

People have been complaining about "screen flex" along the side of the phone when they push on the edge and run their fingers along the side. Want to get rid of the screen flex when you push the edge of your phone and move your finger along it? STOP PUSHING THE EDGE OF YOUR PHONE!!!

Just remember that some phones have had screen flickering, yellow marks and even scratches under the screen, you may not be as lucky as your were the first time if you choose to swap it.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
what you described is not flex even, most mobile devices have a creak some where

Flex should mean the screen is literally loose to warrant an exchange
[HTC One X] death__machine:
The only time I've noticed this sound while using the phone is during haptic feedback from typing on the keyboard. I switched haptic feedback off to save battery and for this 'problem'

I did reduce pushing it intentionally since last night after figuring it might mess it up more.

Yea after I got mind-f***ed I did press the edge a lot to be sure.(we humans ...) But now am controlling myself to not press the edge and use it normally.

Exactly why am thinking hard if I should get mine replaced. Another reason being I'll be leaving UAE(got the phone here) for good in a week and if by chance I do get a defective unit I'll waste a lot of time.

I'm not gonna play around with the edge anymore haha.
[HTC One X] death__machine:
Yes you're right a lot of electronics and gadgets have creaking parts. Mostly the ones made outa plastic though. Does your HOX creak too?
[HTC One X] hamdir:
my first flexed bad (soft one pressure, loose) on the left side, although i loved it so much because it had the much more dense yellowish sharp screen

second hox had a bad coating and slight flex on the left side, also hot pixels

third HOX my current is perfect, the screen is rigid on all sides expecially left and right, but it creaks if its around 50degree hot on two out of the four corners, very very slight creaks and only happens if it test it intentionally, it has the acer white screen with visible pixel grid, so the first hox screen i miss so much :(

im saying don't replace for a little reason bro it will be a bumpy ride, if the screen is loose then ok, you can see it by testing for light bleed in a dark room or if its physically moving
[HTC One X] death__machine:
I think my screen is perfect. I can't figure how you're suggesting I test it, but pressing along the edges with slight pressure doesn't cause any change in the screen. The pixels are all good and no flickering. I think its a yellowish screen and not the bluish one.

How do you find out what LCD brand is on your HOX?
[HTC One X] hamdir:
there is a guide somewhere on how to check the LCD

anyway it sounds perfect dont get rid of it!
[HTC One X] death__machine:
Hmm I don't think I'll get it changed, I love it too much :P. Just have to get used to the occasional/random creak/click sounds from the device.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arul1029:
Is there anyone use Milagrow TabTop

MGPT02-8GB tablet. Is it possible to update to later android.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smartboy23:
No need to update OS

Hi, I am using the milagrow 8GB tabtop. It is running Android 2.3.1 which is good. Gingerbread is still most reliable/ stable OS ever made. My advice would be - run as it is, apps run very well - many came from before. Its safe buy..... I too their demo in the office.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arul1029:
Thank you. But my question is whether they provide android 4.0 update. Will you pls post the official website of it
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] outpass:
web link

Please visit their website milagrow human touch . a link is given there for upgrade to Android 4.0.4
[Gen9 Android Development] cajl:
For ARCHOS Generation 9 devices only:

Important notices to be acknowledged before downloading and installing the SDE firmware:

Once the SDE firmware is installed on a device, this device will be watermarked and ARCHOS will be able to detect that this firmware has been installed once.

After SDE firmware installation, you will not be able to play DRM protected content anymore.

Installing the SDE firmware is considered by ARCHOS as a voiding of the warranty and ARCHOS declines all liability and responsibility for any issues resulting from the installation of this SDE firmware.

ARCHOS strongly advises that only experts in embedded software development should install this firmware.

This firmware is provided "as is" and is not supported by ARCHOS.

The firmware must be installed on a unit with a firmware version above 4.0.1 (Ice Cream Sandwich). Once the SDE firmware is installed, powering on the device while pressing the 'volume down' button will now trigger a "Boot Menu". This menu allows to select which operating system is to be launched (Android, the newly installed Developer Edition or the Recovery System). If the device is powered on while pressing jointly the 'volume down' and the 'volume up' buttons, the Developer Edition will be launched. If the device is powered on without any other button pressed, Android will be launched.

Installing a new ARCHOS (Android) firmware WILL NOT remove the SDE firmware. In order to uninstall the SDE, boot into the recovery using the Boot Menu, select "Developer Edition Menu", then "Uninstall Developer Edition".

see that

http://www.archos.com/support/support_tech/updates_dev.html?country=gb&lang=en
[Gen9 Android Development] faenil:
yey!

wasn't there supposed to be Plasma Active UI on the official SDE firmware?

Did something go wrong there and you thought it was to release it without a distro?

anyway, nice news :D
[Gen9 Android Development] cajl:
no another OS with this SDE

there is only a small Linux kernel that display a logo on the screen and then reboots.
[Gen9 Android Development] faenil:
I got that ehehe :D

but there's no UI :D
[Gen9 Android Development] iourine:
Well, a nice trick to make the most nasty and unpatient users to void their warranty, ha-ha!
[Gen9 Android Development] gen_scheisskopf:
And what about potential hardware problems (like broken usb/charge port)? Installing SDE voids warranty for such problems also?

Sent from my Archos Gen9 101
[Gen9 Android Development] Dabaum:
From what I understand, it only voids the warrany for damage incurred via software. Hardware problems should still be covered.
[Gen9 Android Development] Shano56:
I believe this is true. My usb port was broken, and I had SDE (non official, but still had it). Not like they could detect it easily with a dead tablet and no usb port :P
[Gen9 Android Development] gen_scheisskopf:
Well, we are talking about specialized service center (possibly with more debugging hardware we can dream of) ;)

Tapatalked from Xperia Arc S
[Gen9 Android Development] Kanalcommander:
But many hardware issues can be related to software. And mechanical destruction is not covered by warranty. So I think in nearly all cases there won't be a warranty.

Gesendet von meinem GT-N7000 mit Tapatalk 2
[Gen9 Android Development] Shano56:
true :P

my point is, I had a hardware defect, and still got a warranty replacement after installing SDE. Perhaps others wont be so lucky?.

Anyways see this guys:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26083279

With this official SDE, no need to install any drivers, temp root, no need for ADB even. Super simple. I just did it on my brand new archos (glad i waited to root it!)

archos has been very good to me.. I was pleased with my 80g9 1.0ghz even with the screen defect, they replaced it, fixed the defect, fixed the usb port defect, and even upgraded it! This was my first archos product, now I cant wait to get my next archos device!
[Gen9 Android Development] sirduke989:
Does this include netflix?
[Gen9 Android Development] Shano56:
I can confirm netflix still work. At least on stock firmware
[Gen9 Android Development] Quinny899:
Archos seem to have replaced my G9 to, even after root and SDE. Are we sure the unofficial way definitely also makes a watermark?
[Gen9 Android Development] Shano56:
even if it does or doesn't, your hardware defect (and mine) weren't caused by software. So it's still protected under warranty
[Gen9 Android Development] taninos:
Hi guys, where can I find the unofficial SDE? I would like to try the new custom roms 4.0.26 but with the possibility to downgrade my tablet.

Best.
[Gen9 Android Development] 55mls:
What "official" firmware do you have now? *IF* it is 4.0.7 then just stay with it for now!

4.0.24 and 4.0.25 are pure garbage! Memory management did not work at all in those versions.

Although the memory management was (at least partially) fixed in 4.0.26, there are still way too many other problems with "MediaCenter" and "file indexing".

In other words, until (and that's starting to turn into a big "if") Archos releases newer firmware... stay away from any 4.0.2x versions as long as you can. If you have a functioning 3.2.80 or 4.0.7 then STAY with that. At this point (as of December 29, 2012) any others are a complete waste of time to mess around with!!!

Nuff said

---------- Post added at 10:00 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:25 AM ----------

I believe they mean that you would no longer be able to play any purchased music or videos that you try to "sync" from your computer to the tablet. Such things as purchased music or videos that can only be played on your computer with Microsoft's MediaPlayer or other such software.

It's very similar to how many MP3 players worked with DRM protected files. If the file is only supposed to play on that specific computer and/or a few specific device that it can be "synced" or copied to then it will no longer be able to be played on an Archos after installing their "official" SDE.

Don't know why anyone would ever have wanted to install the "official" Archos SDE anyway unless they wanted to "develop" new Android software. That's what it was really meant for.

As far as warranty... Supposedly Archos will handle anything that is an actual hardware flaw even after (being "watermarked" from) installing their SDE, but they will NOT cover any software problems (or created by software).

For example, if you install software that cranks up the volume that then burns out the speaker... well, that's YOUR fault, not theirs!

I would have to also assume that if you installed any "rooted" firmware, and then started messing around using "root" to delete or alter any official files the device normally needs, and end up bricking your tablet... that will also be YOUR fault not theirs!

In all honesty, there simply is NO REALLY GOOD REASON to ever "root" a device unless you honestly do not want what the manufacturer intended the device to work with. Logically, from their viewpoint, if you did NOT WANT what they were selling you then why did you buy it to start with? Do you people honestly think that if you bought a Chevy and then changed the engine by putting one in made by Ford that somehow the Chevy dealer should still then fix it for you? That's just plan STUPID!!!
[Gen9 Android Development] Shano56:
Your post is very illogical. I don't buy devices to be stuck with the software that the manufacturer created. Its my tablet I can run whatever I want on it. Obviously if I brick it, the manufacturer should not fix it for free, but if i choose to root my device, i accept that.
[Gen9 Android Development] surdu_petru:
You are right 100% ;)
[Gen9 Android Development] stevemp:
G9

I bought the G9 because it had the SDE and could boot Linux, have been very happy with mine and many great people working with it makes it even better. :)
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Boresark:
My girlfriend recently purchased a G2X over eBay, however... I'm wondering if it really is a G2X. The front has the LG logo on it, which afaik is an indicator of it being the Optimus 2X... However I open the back and the sticker says it is an LG-P999DW, So I'm a tad confused. The eBay lister stated it was a G2X, purchased from T-Mobile but he flashed an ICS LG-P999 ROM.. So I guess the question I'm asking is, is it a G2X or an Optimus 2X? Would the phone even be functional had he flashed a G2X ROM on an Optimus 2X? Any info to discern the two, and why her G2X looks different from mine would be appreciated.

Appreciate any help!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] xBkKx:
You can replace the digitizer and use the unbranded version so it just says LG, it's a G2x (P999DW), stated on the inside as you mentioned

Sent from my LG-P999
[T-Mobile LG G2x] SefEXE:
I heard some people who sent back their G2x's got the LG branded ones in return.

If it's running p999 roms and says that on the back, I'm sure you're good to go. I don't think our roms run on both phones.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] nycelitemaster:
It can be refurb from tmo that were sent as replacement with lg logo.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] redmonke255:
The DW shows that it is a refurbished model. P999 is the G2X.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] SefEXE:
Lol, never knew I bought a refurb from T-Mo. But I guess it makes sense, I bought it two months after it released.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] sunster:
Not sure where that keeps coming from but non refurbished Brand New phones from Wind are DW.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] nightf0x:
I don't think that's correct. I bought mine on the first day it came out and it's a P999DW.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mt3g:
that is pretty much not true at all! but you did get a thanks from me, so you're welcome!!!!!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Kalm_Traveler:
yeah P999-DW is new, DWP is the refurbished model.

I bought mine last year less than a month after they first came out and it is a DW model.

Strangely, didn't have any hardware problems - only the standard software-based issues (random reboots, hot battery with fast power drain, etc).

You definitely have a G2X though. I'm a little jealous that you got one with a LG-branded digitizer :p the one I got from an Amazon vendor still says stupid T-Mobile.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Boresark:
Haha. I also actually prefer the LG logo. I thought the screen might have been replaced. Thanks for your replies. You've all been very helpful!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cricketAC:
Does it matter in terms of hardware if its LG branded or T mobile?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] jboxer:
All G2X are TMO branded in the rom if running stock and the hardware is the P999 variant. It is just some people who sent them in for repair got back ones with "LG" on the outside of the phone instread of "T-Mobile". The hardware is the same. The confusion comes in that the G2X is the P999 model for T-Mobile only, and in Canada they sell the P999 as the LG 2X for Wind and Videotron. For the rest of the world the LG 2X is the P990 hardware, including Fido Canada. If you are not confused yet, you should be.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cricketAC:
Lol, all I care about is the phone in my hand and this sub section of the Web site sync.

Confused no, curious yes.

Sent from my LG-P999
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] steveflack:
Gday guys, just wondering how CM9 is working out on the Nook Tablet, It would be great to hear some feedback!

Cheers Steve
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Keithn:
It seems stable enough. It's just missing a few things which could cause it to be a little sluggish at times and certain apps or features to not function. Look over in the dev thread at the details. I don't use it as my primary because it isn't as smooth as CM7 and I can't use Netflix yet. CM9 has a much better interface and looks nicer than CM7 so if it fits your needs I'd say try it.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ckevinwelch:
I've been using it as my primary (only) ROM since the night it dropped and couldn't be happier.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] tmjohnsonfse:
I really wish we could run netflix and I would be in. I am so used to cm7 it is going to be hard to switch over. Then again that is the fun part too...
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Cubanluke88:
If you want to play graphic intensive games or use netflix, then CM9 may not be for you. I cancelled my netflix some time ago in favor of hulu+ and have a Xoom for games so I use cm9 as my daily. It's really a question of whether or not the missing parts are important to you. CM9 is otherwise extremely stable and has great battery life.

The Cm7 rom is great and props to Team B, but unfortunately gingerbread is a relic of android; it was designed for smaller screens. ICS is the real tablet deal.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] miniblue:
It may only be me, but, I like that in CM7 apps like Maps and Earth can set your location from the wireless network you are logged into. I was not able to do that with CM9. Other than that they were pretty much the same for stability.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] steveflack:
Stability of CM9 (as of October)

Hey again guys, instead of starting another post i would continue with this one...

Again, how stable is the new CM9, my reason for asking is that im still using CM7, and its great - really stable.

Im currently travelling, and i use my Nook all the time for Comics and books etc, and if its not stable i dont have time to just sit down and play with it?

If anyone can offer me any advice that would be great!

Cheers Steve
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] BoostedB18C:
Try Chris's CM10 0.05.3. I have found it to be extremely stable since the latest update. No reboots or SODs

Sent from my NOOK Tablet running CM10 0.05.3
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] NikkieL:
Agreed...try Chris' CM10. I haven't had any problems outside of battery life with the last few releases.

Nikkiel
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] docfreed:
Running Saurom on AT&T GNote. When I try to send an email using the Gmail app (latest from market) it moves the email into the outbox and then it just sits there! When I send the same email to the same recipient using the built-in email app, the email gets sent immediately (and is received by the recipient). All other Google apps work perfectly and I can receive mail through the GMail app perfectly.

Anyone else see this or have a clue
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Mad383Max:
Mine is doing 5he opposite. Gmail instant send. Email sits in outbox until i go to outbox and hit 'refresh'.

On alpha2.

Had this problem first time i flashed it. Reflashed and it went away. Tried the hybrid rc4 and then recovered from nandroid backup and now the problem is back. Lol
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] lsquare:
This will be the first Android device that I'm getting. I'm currently using an iPhone 4. I heard I need a Google account to use Android. I do have a Google account, but it's not a Gmail account. Basically I just use my MSN email address and I can access Google Calendar and most other services except for Gmail. I intend to keep things like that as I'm not a huge fan of Gmail. Out of the box, can the One X be configured where I use Hotmail with the default email client or even Exchange email and then my Google account for everything else? I really like the concept where my Google Chrome tabs on my desktop can be synchronized with Chrome for Android. I don't want to use Gmail and I hope Android won't try to force me to use that and or Google+.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] id10terrordfw:
Yes, you sure can use it that way. Even if it "gives" you a Gmail account you can turn off sync for it so it never checks. You can also disable the Gmail app itself.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thehackersz:
Can someone write a proper guide how to revert back from ICS to GB with CF kernel and without CF kernel?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M3TALLICA:
Prior to flashing GB, donot wipe data using stock or cwm recovery on ICS.

Do not use touch recovery to flash GB rom.

Do not restore GB backup from ICS.

Flash GB firmware with PC odin.

If you are stuck in bootloop or there are FCs after flashing GB, don't panic, just wipe data/factory.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thehackersz:
OP

Seems like it's not that easy!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samhawk:
hi...

who is the best GB or custom?