yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Sensation] sshede:
Unfortunately, it seems you will need to super-cid in this case. It's not hard, just follow the steps in the link and follow them exactly.

The process only takes about 5 minutes start to finish.
[HTC Sensation] musa91:
Have some boals do super cid u can get back to ur original one later just read and keep the instructions like ur name :D
[HTC Sensation] wa6000:
i want to do it but

there is no rom to boot into

only bootloader and recovery and in the steps requires phone to be on and connected :confused:
[HTC Sensation] musa91:
I understand but try here from step 4

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=16125079

Try to. Connect ur phone then see if it will recognize it even if it won't boot with adb devices command

then reboot to boot loader and complete till the end good luck :)
[HTC Sensation] wa6000:
i tried that but it didnt recognize the phone :(

so im trying to install a ruu but its not connecting also

i mean how do i? i went into bootloader and it said check that ur phone is connected?!?!?!:confused:

i would really appreciate some help please
[HTC Sensation] malybru:
Hi,

Do you have the latest drivers installed?

Use THIS TOOLKIT

At the top it gives you the ability to install the drivers.

:)
[HTC Sensation] wa6000:
HAA IT WORKED!!!

i needed the drivers only!!

ok now for arhd i should just wipe then install

thanksss !!!! :D:D
[HTC Sensation] sshede:
Mike recommends Superwipe for ARHD, it's in the thread. Not sure what the real benefit is, but since he developed the rom, it might be wise to take him up on it.
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] simonekamikaze:
Hi! Can anyone port Galaxy ace tw5 for our mini? Thx :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1652456
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] kitrax59:
It's basically the one here:

touchwizz mod

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1651323

He just moved the app drawer icon to the far right.. he may have used the icons from the link I gave..
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Feras.Rehman:
This works on our phones already :) he has provided multiple sizes support! It's actually a themed holo launcher! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] simonekamikaze:
Thank you guys :D

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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] lonestrider:
What about TouchWiz UX? :P
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] simonekamikaze:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1666384 read here ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] N3Ti:
Will this need ICS to run?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] simonekamikaze:
In th original thread he says that only need a samsung based rom ;) not necessary ICS
[HTC Sensation XL] ilhuns:
Hi

My sensation xl on phone call or answer call can't hear any sound since 1 time on and of handsfree speaker :(:(:(My rom stock 2.3.4 rooted but i can't find where is the Problem please help.
[HTC Sensation XL] ilhuns:
Solve problem after deleted poweramp but I could not understand why this problem is caused by poweramp
[HTC Sensation XL] chaki-:
That happend to me also after installing some music app i don't know which was it.

I can't explain why this happens but i guess there is some kind of problem with the software......
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashintha:
solved
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dman777:
My SDcard partition on my Nexus is was messed up. So from my linux system I did a mkfs -ext3 /dev/sdc. now I can not format the partition from clockwork recovery. It saids failed to mount /sdcard (invalid argument). Can anyone help please?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarkhShadow:
Well for one, the SD card is fat32, and you should try reformatting to fat32 first

Sent from my ice cream powered Nexus S
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] getliketie:
How can we reformat if our computers don't recognize the usb drive?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DarkhShadow:
Google how to mount ext3 on windows or use linux

Sent from my ice cream powered Nexus S
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] getliketie:
I couldn't figure out how to mount it on Windows but I tried connecting my phone to my linux desktop to reformat ubuntu isn't even recognizing the device... any idea?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WarriorMaN:
Hey guys i want to learn rom edit but how to porting themes on roms can anyone tell me ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WarriorMaN:
No One Can Help Me ? :(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WarriorMaN:
OMG Lol No One Can Help Me.!!??
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] gdourado:
Hello,

How are you?

Yesterday I was searching for a nice weather app and ended up purchasing BeWeather.

I really like the App for it's interface and information.

I was however disappointed with the widget part, because they can only go 4 units across and the note has home screens with 5 units across. So, I cannot use the widgets across the whole length of the screen, nor can I center the widget...

As such, I would like to know what are your favorite widgets for the note, that can take advantage of the note's screen.

Thank you.

Cheers!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] Jumbo78:
Beautiful widget. Super skins, customizable. 5x widget

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] The Lum:
I use bweather and select 4x1 and then a 1x1 and fits nice.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Themes and Apps] The Lum:
Bit like this.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flumps:
This is not a android vs ios thread!

So I got my note and so far I’m loving the device, big screen, responsive, looks nice. battery is so so but I’m finding myself more than a little disappointed with android. I've rooted my note, not bothering with custom roms just yet, checking out stock performance atm which is rather good.

The issue I have is I cant find anything even remotely interesting to do with it. I was a android fanboy since the G1, it seemed like such an amazing OS and had so much potential but is it just me or does it seem like 3rd party development for it has ground to a halt?

When I moved over to iOS at first I was like, this is **** but then after jailbreaking a whole world opens up to you. It is literally limitless what you can do with it and it is all centralized. Jailbreak apps in one place (cydia) if your a try before you buy or just like apps for free then your find them all with installous, android is still to this day completely decentralized and disorganized it seems.

The play store is awful to navigate and I keep seeing the same apps I saw back in the day (G1 era) in the top lists, new development should of relegated these old apps by now, no matter how good they may be software evolution should of replaced them with something new surely? And the pricing is so much more expensive than the iOS appstore and the apps dont seem as polished and professional

Trying to find root tweaks is like pulling teeth, even on xda. You have to troll through post after post and even when you find something interesting it turns out not to be compatible with your device

I don't know, like I said I'm not trying to start a iOS v Android flame war at all, I've just found myself incredibly disappointed and was wondering what other people thought, who else has seen android evolve and thought along the same lines?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] cliveone:
I would imagine a 5.3inch ios would be nice but it don't exist, so i am very happy with my note. ICS still not right but happy enough with GB till samsung get there act together.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] denialnw10:
Wow, I disagree with almost everything that you've said here.

It is unfair to even start this thread until you have tried custom ROMs, or even explored and tested the limits as to what can be achieved with the device and OS.

I don't understand what you mean by third party development grinding to a halt... If you're referring to apps, I think there are more third party developers showing interest in Android than ever! You have apps being released on both Android and iOS at the same time or sometimes even before iOS nowadays, which was unheard of a year or so ago!

The only bit I do agree with is the fact that it would be great if development was more centralised like Cydia... but then again I do like the idea of Android being such an open platform that anyone can develop/mod and it seems to have no walls, which allows for some amazing work to be done (app development, ROM development, tweaks, etc) and shared through places like XDA.

And the bit about App pricing... My brothers have iOS and I am a former iOS user and I seriously used to feel like a mug for paying so much more for an App that was cheaper or, in some cases, free on Android... Now I just mock my brothers about it! :D

I have found that Android is getting better and better! iOS is boring... To me, it's just an App launcher. Android is definitely, in my opinion a better operating system offering widgets, more open third party development, no requirement to be tied to any particular companies or software.

ICS is almost perfect on the note, once I run a third party launcher (APEX) and get rid of Touchwiz. I am extremely satisfied right now and I don't think there is any piece of hardware that will convince me to use iOS again.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] richlum:
What is it that you are wanting to do?

You have said you can't find anything interesting to do with it, but it's not clear what you want to do?

Music production, photo editing, programming, something technical, artistic?

Maybe someone can suggest an app that suits your needs, or point you to a forum/site with more info.

In regards to pricing, my understanding with iOS and itunes is that you need to purchase an app for each device. Whereas on Android, you can install an app on as many devices as you have linked to your Google account.

I do agree that iOS is much better for music apps. The audio in Android appears to have been tacked on as an afterthought from what I can gather.From what I've heard, it's not that companies like IK Multimedia don't want to write Android apps, they can't until Google fix some of the audio bugs.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flumps:
i do mean apps by 3rd party development. and the apps in the play store simply dont stack up quaility wise against iOS.

examples:

the biggest games in the play store are gameloft games. its been this way since android first started.

square enix android:

imaginary range 1/2

crystal defenders

dragon quest slime wallpaper

square enix iOS:

final fantasy 1,2,3, tactics

chaos rings 1,2, omaga

square enix characters mail

secret of mana

imaginary range

sliding heroes

song summoner

chrono trigger

hills and rivers

crystal defenders

vanguard storm

747 deaths

voice fantasy

final fantasy VII advent children picture book

soul eater gallery

fullmetal alchamist

phrases used by native english speakers

dissidia 012

summer story

electronic arts android:

real racing 2

need for speed shift

tetris

worms

nba jam

fifa 12

spy mouse

madden nfl 12

dead space

the game of life

the old republic security key

electronic arts iOS:

monopoly

mirrors edge

scrabble

shift 2 unleashed

trival pursuit

tiger woods pga

the sims 3

monopoly here and now

fifa 11/12

monopoly hotels

need for speed undercover

the sims 3 ambitions

tetris

need for speed hot pursut

theme park

the simpsons arcade

deal or no deal

battledfield bad company

scrabble

the sims 3 world

battledship

bop it

mma

cluedo

fifa superstars

the game of life

fight night champions

connect 4

simcity deluxe

rockband

risk

lemonade tycoon

command and conquer

unlimate mortal kombat

boggle

spore origins

suviving high school

nba jam

reckless racing

dead space

yahtzee

skate it

pictureka

+ 75 more

imdb android: imdb

imdb iOS:

imdb

imdb trivia

imdb news

thats just 3 companys. iOS simply has more and better apps.

well thats the thing. when i used my G1 and even xperia, everything was new and interesting but now nothing has changed. you can still only do the same things you could back then.

root

install advanced task manager of some description

install custom kernal/rom to make it go faster

themes

overclock and/or set up underclocking to save battery

set autorun permissions

install cracked apps if wanted

wifi teathering

and well..thats it.

what else is there? im am missing some wealth of knowledge? im not being sarcastic, im really asking if ive missed something? in the time that android has been around pretty much the only constant is google updating it. between the G1 and now very little has changed on the app front.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Ensifolk:
If you are an iOS fan boy, then you don't belong to here. Simple, clear and straight to the point.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] ryn888:
Yeah boy... you're just a pure apple fan boy...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Serpentinefire76:
I cannot agree more with the following statement

"until you have tried custom ROMs, or even explored and tested the limits as to what can be achieved with the device and OS"

True, true and true... I really don't understand what the OP is babbling about..

Has he even tried the new official LPF and/or LPY releases from Sammy?

try flashing those, doing a full wipe through CWM and deleting large files and see if SGN lacks for excitement. lol
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flumps:
And the fanboy crap starts. If you haven't got anything constructive to say then don't say anything at all

Ok so what your all saying is the best thing about android is flashing custom roms? But what do you do once you've done that? What else is there?

And lets keep the childeshness out of the thread pls
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Sinistah_:
I love android over ios but hes right about the apps. The games for Android are trash compared to iOS. I was actually talking about this the othet day with some people and they also agreed android is way better but iOS has all the games.

I've noticed with people on this forum that they just wannabe technical or just call you a fan boy and not admit. The playstore is garbage and had very few games. You'd think by now android would have catched up a lil bit.

Even the free apps for iOS are far greater than most paid apps for android.

Some of these games I'd expect on a flip phone not on a touch screen device with dual core processors and such.

sent from my virtuous inquisition/bricked kernal powered sensation 4G with beats by dre
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flumps:
Technical, yeah that's exactly what I was going for but I guess I didn't articulate it well enough
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pboesboes:
The games selection is fine, do you really need more than what's available???

Btw, try CyanogenMod 9, great ROM. Paranoid Android looks very promising too.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] linker3000:
Since most of the gripes seem to be about the quality of the games, why not sell your Note, buy a decent, second-hand iPhone 3GS and get a Nintendo 3DS or PS Vita?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flumps:
Heh, i still have a. Iphone 4. I guess the lack of competive apps are my main gripe. The OS is fantastic and always has been. But its the apps that makes a portable device now and lets not forget guys that the avg end user proberly has never heard of custom roms unlike the geeks here at xda :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] MR.change:
The OP has one thing right ,iOS is more centralized ,while android is fragmented .

but think about it for one second ,on one hand you have cydia developing for only 3 or 4 iOS running devices

whereas on the android side we have like 100000+ devices

have you been to the main page of the forums? I double dare you to find your device without searching for it's name.

however my dear friend this is where you show your lack of knowledge ,you want something centralized for Android? How about you flash an AOSP ROM like CM7\CM9? it's the same and shares the same code\features\themes\hacks\bugs across all devices that it supports .

so you see you can get a centralized experience on android if you wish.

IOS only beats android in games and music apps\accessories ,in productivity ,themes ,reading ,customization apps ,Android wins or gets the same quality.

while you are complaining about the lack of change since the days of G1 ,let me stop you here and ask what has changed in the Iphone since 2007?

it's the same miserable OS that it was on iOS1 ,they just added some of the basic missing features over the years ,let's see:

*added the ability to choose a desktop wallpaper :eek: wow even a nokia dumbo from 2000 could do that .

*added the ability to choose sms ringtones ,again any phone from 1990 could do that.

*added folders ,which was available on android and symbian for ever.

*added siri which is just a gimmick of a voice assistant ,again available since the days of s60.

*added notification pull down center ,which is a blatant copy of android's notifications bar.

*copy\paste of text ,big deal ,others had it way before iOS

*added multitasking in iOS4 ,really a "smartphone" without multitasking?

so you see iOS is very very boring ,I really don't know how you can say boring about android when you're using such a static OS.

same UI ,same look ,terrible lack of features and freedom ,you have much more freedom on a non rooted locked bootloader android than you have on a fully jailbroken Iphone.

android has changed much more compared to iOS ,it's UI have changed ,it added new big features like 10.1 flash support ,and face unlock (not very useful but still at least new),visual multitasking ,,playstore changes ,among others.

android was full of features back in the days of G1 ,and it's even more full of features now ,plus more smooth,mature,and stable.

all iOS is doing is play catch up with android features.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] lamou1nr:
ios is limitless after jail breaking...HA thanks for the chuckle.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flumps:
Not really true about jailbroken iphones being less customizable than stock android but i see what your getting at. Jailbroken iphone can do everything a rooted android can do and more but much, much easier. Its a much more streamlined process. Rooted android theres a learning curve, whereas jailbroken iphone is useable almost instantly.

I really wanted this thread not to be another android v ios thread but i guess theres no getting away from it

.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flumps:
Care to explain?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] denialnw10:
Do you care to explain this???

Can I have some examples?

My jailbroken iphone couldn't even do half the things a non-rooted stock Android phone could do!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Lance Uppercut:
Dude, you're 100% correct about IOS' superior app selection, but to say that a jailbroken iPhone is more capable than a rooted Android? That's so unbelievably wrong that it's downright moronic. I've owned an iPhone from day one and have been jailbreaking it for years and I don't have the slightest idea what you're referring to.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flumps:
Any customization you can think of can be done via cydia. Simple, straight forward. Like i said its a much more streamlined process.

I never said ios was more capable, by making the customization process more straight forward it has that over android is all
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jeriz:
Isnt this just the old windows versus linux debate? :-)

Its not about which one is better they are just different

And its probably quicker to develop games for i-phone since its just a couple of models. and I think some game developers use iphone as a testing ground and if it's not profitable we probably won't se it on android
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] thelonite:
well iOS does get more games in the beginning

then android comes next

most android stuff are free or cheap

stuff in iOS can get pretty expensive

so most groups would go iOS first earn some quick cash

port to android to further boost their popularity

lastly you just had android boredom

since youve been using android for some time now

tinkering with something new causes more excitement

that is what happened since yer new to iOS

but saying iOS is better than android... nah
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flumps:
makes allot of sense

ya, your properly right.

and i never said ios was better :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jeriz:
This is also because its centralized

Don't you think things would be simpler on android if there was only one android phone?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flumps:
i remember reading a while ago that google was rather disappointed over the fragmentation of android but chose to carry on because it made more sense financially.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jeriz:
Wouldn't an Approid phone be great :) ( tho it does sound like somekind of disease )

Edit: a BeOs phone would kick ass... That os was pure lightning
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] flumps:
"when youve got a case of approid, take droidbegone. for a better, healthier life"
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] bloodyhippo:
Android devices range from 600 MHz to 1.5GHz quad-core devices, with a large number of different screen sizes(think: xperia mini, galaxy note, asus transformer, and a commtiva z71). Stop for a moment to think how many different models this OS runs on. Naturally, tweaks for one device will differ from those for another device, due to different hardware.

This level of fragmentation is the crux of the problem for game devs. An graphics-intensive game will be coded for efficiency on a mobile device. It cannot, however, account for each and every hardware/screen combination out there, because it makes programming difficult. Think of it as PC vs consoles. One machine vs innumerable cpu/graphics/motherboard permutations. This is why iOS has more games.

This, however, cannot, in any sense, be used to proclaim one OS better or worse than the other. Be very clear about this.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] JuliancitoD:
Of course iOS apps are better looking than Android apps. But if that's what you're looking for on a phone, move to iOS, you simply don't belong here.

I love multi tasking between apps, i love to see flash websites including video streams, I love to theme my phone, I love to get widgets and modify my home screen, I love being able to use a controller while I play games on my phone, I love the BIG SCREEN of the Note to play movies using netflix or even stream movies from my PC using VLC or even more, I love to control my VLC player on the PC using my phone.

I don't like the samsung keyboard and I have the choice to use other keyboards. I tried lots of keyboards and found out that Swiftkey is the better choice for me, they have the best auto correct I have ever used in my life. You can also try Swype for fast typing, it's amazing although I don't like it. The better part? I have a choice here. You don't like Touchwiz? Go ahead and try all the launchers on Google Play. I personally use Nova but Go Launcher is great, they have so many apps and so many themes that you will just believe your phone is a completely new phone. You can even change the SMS client or the phone dialer or the contacts app to something completely new! You want to use another internet browser? Android lets you do that and the whole operating system knows that you're using a browser different from the stock browser and behaves accordingly.

Did I mention that the Galaxy Note has a great suite of apps dedicated to taking notes? I love taking notes on my phone, my work notes, my grocery list, any random thoughts, voice notes, random draws of ideas that pop up while I'm outsite... Oh boy, so many things that I can't do on iOS. The new S note app is just great! They have more options for taking notes, you can type math functions and the app recognizes those functions (so cool and useful for a student!).

Maybe you just realize that the Note is too big for you... go ahead and buy another phone. There are so many form factors from 5 inches to 3 inches, keyboard, no keyboard, candy bar, lte, radio, tv, stylus, water proof, and a big et cetera. Battery life is a concern to you? buy a spare battery and swap it right when you need it.

Sure, iOS apps are better, they have better and more games, but I need a phone that I feel good while using it and right now that's a Galaxy Note with Android ICS =)