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[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fotak-x:
Maybe less then 10 %

-=PrimeHD=-8-=Alfs Kernel=-
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] furylion:
No problem.. :)

Send from my W8 running 749 mhz with still with locked bootloader :(
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MintiIceCream:
Just do it as described, but as others said Hard brick problem ahead *.* so be aware! Its your choice :)
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] spaarc:
please lock
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] deveron3:
Sorry, what is this?

PS: The twitter account you link to in your signature doesn't exist...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] schurgatzi:
Hi out there. The screen of an mini pro of a friend has many small scratches after 18 month of usage. Is there a way to polish the screen? Or does this affect touch function?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] schurgatzi:
I normally don't like to bump postings...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] gyeben:
If you have the tools for it, you can polish the screen. But you have to be very careful, because if you polish it too much it can cause problems.

I have a scratch on my phone's screen, too, if anyone have a solution, please post it.

-- GyéBen / Xperia mini
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MajorAly:
Hello guys,

It's been a month since I'm using Official ICS ROM of Taiwan/Singapore, I9100ZSLPG TGY...

It gives me a good battery time from different ICS ROMs like Britain's and Polish's...

Well my question is which ICS ROM are you using and how stable and great it is? Also please tell me about the battery timing which is important as I'm looking to flash again to a different Official ICS ROM...

And please no suggestions about Custom ROMs.

Thank You.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
if you are happy nothing to update really. just stick to it.

once 4.04 comes out flash that.

if your still icthing to change try new LPD ROM, but as iv said you wont feel any difference
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nanoronline:
I think you should try the XWLPD firmware posted on Intratech's thread. People have been saying that its battery life is the best so far. I have only just flashed it a few hours ago so I can't comment much but here is a detailed result done by a reliable XDA member.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
THE RULES.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1612881

jje
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nanoronline:
Wow I did not know that :S!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akaleshnikov:
He specifically mentioned his own experience, so I think this thread doesn't break the rules

Can the XWLPD firmware be used by someone in North America (Canada specifically)?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nanoronline:
Is your model GT-I9100? Shouldn't be a problem. I have been using the Netherlands ROMs in Australia..

Or if you use a GT-I9100M then there's this thread for you.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] akaleshnikov:
GTI9100M and GTI9100 are the same phones, just the M is carrier branded to a few Canadian providers.

Does XWLPD provide stock ICS experience/look? The Canadian official ICS ROM we have looks too much like Gingerbread
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nanoronline:
If you want the ICS experience try either Nova or Apex Launchers. All Samsung ICS ROMs will look the same, mainly with the TouchWiz which I believe Samsung did not want to deviate much as it sets them apart from other manufacturers' skins.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crachel:
We get a lot of these threads, several per day actually..

Please just try the ROMs and then figure out which one you like.

Closed
[Thinkpad Tablet General] sark666:
I currently have a nook color and looking to get a larger tablet. I was first looking at the acer a500 but didn't like that wouldn't charge over usb (same with their a200 model, and the a200 loses hdmi I believe).

The Lenova thinkpad is currently selling for 349.99, (canadian prices) but acer just came out with their a510. The 510 has tegra 3 processor but otherwise the specs seem pretty similar and it's for 100 dollars more. And the Lenova has an ips display so I'm sure the screen is better.

A couple of things I want is charge over usb (even though it's slow, you're not completely stuck without an adapter) and I want usb hosting.

I saw one review on this and she mentioned that plugging in a harddrive didn't mount.

Can anyone expand on how good the usb host is? Drives/mice/keyboards? Mulitple devices via usb hub? I was even thinking on having it wired to my network (via usb over ethernet) and I saw a review that actually mentioned usb over ethernet driver is included with the a510.

From going over these forums I gather the Lenova honeycomb is a little buggy but plain stock ics is on the way in june. I didn't like reading a thread about fixing the power button, that definitely gives me pause.

I'd like to save where I can and I don't see a better tablet for 349 (remember in canada) offering what I want. So trying to decide if the extra 100 is worth it and just get the new (and already has ics) acer 510.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] BuddaBelly:
I really enjoy the Lenovo tablet however if flashing roms or doing a lot of customizing is your thing I would look at something different. I'm very happy with the hardware itself but dev support for this device is just not there. Now yes I know we have an ics port but its really the only rom avalible and there are quite a few bugs with GB stock rom. Lets just hope ics works better than GB does.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] jjordan:
Maybe Not

From your use description, the ThinkPad Tablet may not be the best choice. The number one selling point for this tablet is the pen and active digitizer. I came here from an iPad2 because it could NOT support hand-written note-taking well enough for me to use in university classes. If acurate pen input is not high on your list then another tablet might be a better choice. Charging over USB may not work for you, my macBook Air running Linux has a software hack to provide extra current, the Thinkpad indicates that it is charging but I have not actually tested it for charge time or anything like that. The cheepo aftermarket charger I use for my Samsung Galaxy Note will NOT charge the ThinkPad.

The Accer is likely thinner and lighter which you could translate as more portable or less durable depending on your point of view.

-j
[Thinkpad Tablet General] siggehandf:
The Lenovo thinkpad tablet is mostly aimed at people who wants to "work" with their tablet. Being productive with note taking and so forth.

If you just looking for a tablet, get what ever you want. Could be the Lenovo thinkpad or that Tegra 3 tablet.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] MaxBuck:
It's a great choice in many ways, unless you need GPS or a pen that works predictably. Good screen, decent battery life, good form factor, comfortable to hold.

Unfortunately for me, the pen and GPS are pretty much essential for utility. And they just don't work on this device.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] gallahad2000:
I got the K1 in December because it was $250 for a 32gb tegra2 tablet with 10" 1200x800 screen. At this point, however, there's a multitude of tegra3 tablets being released so I'd either wait for those to drop in price or I'd pick up a current tegra2 if it's sub-$200. There was a dell streak 7" for $170 a few days ago. Granted that tablet has a low resolution screen and less than spectacular battery life but even high end tablets like the transformer and xoom have been in the $250 range recently.

If I needed pen input I'd only go for the thinkpad if it was significantly less than the Note. Samsung has hinted that their next Galaxy Tab may have pen input which may be worth waiting for.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] MouseTheLuckyDog:
Definitely Not!

SImply put I would not recommend Lenovo TPT at the moment. Feedback from the Lenovo developers conference and a recent WSJ article suggest that Lenovo will have a new "strategy"

which will produce a cheap android tablet and make their higher end offerings Win 8 tablets.

I am looking for my first tablet and was seriously considering a TPT but decided to wait for the TPT2 because of the problems plaguing the TPT. Now it looks like Lenovo will probably not produce a TPT2 so ot looks like I will wait for a Galaxy Note 10.1 ( I seriously want a pen ). Hopefully while I wait Lenovo's strategy will become clearer and hopefully it will include high end android tablets.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] toenail_flicker:
Not surprisingly considering how little attention Lenovo pays to resolving the TPT issues - little and none. :-/
[Thinkpad Tablet General] mks$>:
The n-trig stylus is the biggest draw card, otherwise hard to recommend it.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] toenail_flicker:
Ditto. And once ICS ruins pressure sensitivity it's a no go.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] mks$>:
Yes, Lenovos slow (and now poor quality) work on the ICS updates so far, their use of only patched updates, etc now make it impossible to recommmend it to either tech or non-tech users alike, where initially I was quite happy with it.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] Janis:
It's a new release for Lenovo, so their Android venture doesn't have all of the bugs worked out yet (including what the target market really wants, and all of that "fringy" stuff). I would say no, not now. I don't know what the competition offers, though, and I don't know what their bugs are.

Once everyone gets the ICS update, the camera focuses properly, the power button, usb port, and GPS hardware issues are resolved with newer releases of this tablet, then yes. The caveat is that you really need to know, then, when the tablet was manufactured to make sure you're not getting a flaky, early release that hasn't been fixed.

I'd definitely go for whatever Lenovo releases next.

That said, I can't imagine living without my stylus. I'll have to live without it, though, for what they said would be a week. I'm sending mine in for repair. They seem hellbent on keeping me happy.... We'll see.

Hm. Bleeding edge, I guess.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] darkhandsome18:
The short answer to your question is no. Search this forum for the immense dissatisfaction felt by users of this tab. When a company refuses to provide system images of their tablets needed because it would prevent them from selling custom Roms, that says it all about how selfish they are and that their priority is money not customer satisfaction. Read all about the gps issues, power button issues, broken USB ports, pen "wonk", botched updates, etc and the truth, (even to those singing lenovo's praises) is that being the first tablet of its type is no excuse because the tpt is filled with both hardware and software bugs. The galaxy note is the first phone of its kind with a pen yet its not like this bug-ridden POS. The tpt is a failure and if not for the pen that I manage to use when it works, I would have ditched the thing.

Its not even the negative actions of lenovo that bother me but the behavior behind it. For a so called business tablet, they provide zero support. Just imagine a tablet used for business being stuck in some bootloop and yet no custom image is provided for recovery unless you pay Lenovo $3000. Windows PCs come with recovery discs maybe Lenovo should learn from that. I WILL NOT be buying any Lenovo products because of these dodgy behaviors. And oh, I forgot to mention that they have a Backdoor into your tablet and they can patch whatever they want without your permission. They can probably steal your business info if they wanted.

When the Samsung tab with pen comes out, I will be moving swiftly as I have a long experience with Samsung devices such as my current gs2. They have never failed me.

Hey, but in the end, make your own choice. Just weighing in my 2cents.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] profkennraymond:
TPT

No.. don't get one.... microUSB port for charging (which is painfully slow at the best of times) and ON/OFF switch fail... warranty support very variable. Lenovo forum on this topic is now about 20 pages long!! So.. no charging, not being able to switch on equals A LEMON!!:mad:
[Thinkpad Tablet General] sphere314:
I was too interested in this tablet, but reading the previous comments I think I'd better wait, or ask for some more advice... also because I'm buying my first tablet and have no experience at all...

I just want an android tablet with its input stylus pen (and possibly a slot to keep the pen with the tablet).

I don't care much about its handwriting recognition software. I'm just interested in keeping ink "grahpics" notes (mainly math).

Display size should be around 10'' (say more than 9'')

Is there anything like that already available and/or advisable?

I saw reference to a "Samsung tab with pen" coming out... when will it be? What model?

Maybe I could also do with an ordinary tablet and with a separate (high quality) input pen?

Thanks for your help
[Thinkpad Tablet General] Janis:
My n-trig on my TPT has been nothing short of amazing. It's the reason to get one of these. It's in the shop for repair (gps, power button, home key was giggly), so I haven't tried ICS on it yet, but pressure sensitivity is very much intact on my Galaxy Note on ICS.

I definitely prefer the n-trig over the s-pen (wacom), except for the clickiness.

As far as Lenovo goes, they seemed hellbent on making me happy when I called to send in the TPT, but I sent it in on the 1st, it's the 9th, and it's still sitting at the shop waiting for parts. It's listed as waiting for parts on both the 5th and the 7th, which means they didn't assess the thing upon arrival completely so they could order all the parts right way. That's just inept. It feels to me like dealing with a drinking alcoholic. If you get one, make it one that's proven working, and don't rely on support.

I have yet to plug anything in the TPT's usb port and not have it work. I might reccommend a GPS mouse....
[Thinkpad Tablet General] MaxBuck:
The TPT is still the only game in town if you need a 10-inch tablet with an active pen (i.e., one that operates independently of one's own hand). I need a 10-inch tablet with an active pen, so I'd buy one again, today ... but probably not after the Galaxy 10 Note comes out (but right now that's vaporware).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trialx:
Just purchased a new unlocked HTC Vivid from Amazon and I have a question:

I'll be using it on Straight Talk with an AT&T Sim...will I be able to install "ice cream sandwich" on an unlocked phone?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nanoronline:
The ICS update has been released since March. Just go to the Settings and About Phone section and there should be the option for you to Check For Software Updates. You should be able to download the update from there.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] trialx:
Thanks for responding

So it sounds like “Straight Talk” and AT&T have nothing to do with it...just the fact that it's an android phone is all that matters.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nanoronline:
Well if the phone is from US, and is a carrier phone, then the carrier does play a part in how fast the phone gets an update (usually it's slower), unlike the international unlocked versions.
[LG Optimus Black] ichefae85:
Is this technically the same phone as the LG Marquee for Sprint and boost. Does all the software and roms work for it also?
[Android Apps and Games] songyj63:
My Gesture

You can find 'My Gesture' in the market

You just stroke a phone with your own gesture mark and the phone will remember where to take you.

Your favorite apps, internet pages, contact numbers by calling or texting people or even your phone settings !!!

- Facebook? Just write 'f'.

- Calling to someone? just add your gesture to call that person or to text other person.

- WI-FI On Off? Let’s make ‘W’ for this.

What can I use?

* Internet URL

* Applications

* Contact auto call, auto message

* Home button

* Silent Mode

* Vibration Mode

* WiFi

* Bluetooth

* GPS

* Auto rotation

How to use is really simple:

1. Select a category from [Internet / Application / Contact / Phone Setting ]

2. Select an item from the list

3. Create a gesture for the item

4. Turn on My Gesture (The icon will stay on the top layer when turned on)

5. Click on the icon

6. Draw a gesture

7. The desired app/internet/calling/texting/settings will be available instantaneously!!!
[Android Apps and Games] ericcarboni:
Free version

$1.99 version
[Android Apps and Games] azrash:
Brilliant idea! will try it once I am free
[Android Apps and Games] lotusomega:
nice work...
[Android Apps and Games] songyj63:
update

You can set gesture delay
[Android Apps and Games] songyj63:
.

Many thanks guys
[Android Apps and Games] john9:
Can't see any of the pics
[Android Apps and Games] devilmj:
nice this app, very interesting!

Too bad the free version only 2 actions can include.

But I did not understand how can I activate the application, just click on the app or the status bar? It 'a little uncomfortable...for me.
[Android Apps and Games] songyj63:
You can choose your action.

Top most button(can be changed anywhere) click and draw gesture

Or status bar

Or Both of them
[Android Apps and Games] songyj63:
New version

better performance!
[Android Apps and Games] teuf3l:
nice work. :)
[Android Apps and Games] songyj63:
;)

Thanks mate
[Android Apps and Games] songyj63:
bugs are fixed
[Android Apps and Games] songyj63:
Thanks guys
[Android Apps and Games] songyj63:
EVENT

You could add more gestures
[Android Apps and Games] curodot:
I think it'll be awesome if you can add shortcuts as well.
[Android Apps and Games] songyj63:
Shortcuts function added
[Android Apps and Games] songyj63:
.

new Event
[HTC Sensation] lowrider262:
i know ive been a pest the past couple days asking questions on various things. but with the help of the community i went from stock ics ota to s-off unlocked supercid and tried many different roms (ics, gb) to try to fix my proximity sensor issue, and when nothing worked i managed to get back to factory settings (s-on, locked bootloader, tmous cid) to send it to HTC for repair. its awesome to have such an active dev community for this device. i cant wait to get it back from HTC so i can finally enjoy my phone and not have to try to fix it.:) thanks to all who helped
[HTC Sensation] moshe22:
I am glad man that you feel right at home :)
[HTC Sensation] galaxys:
Enjoy your HTC device and the XDA forum! :)
[HTC Sensation] Akatosh:
Don't worry mate, nobody will deem you as a pest. I'm still a noon and get lost often bit eventually you get there and in xda you'll end up enjoying helping others :D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] tel033:
HI yesterday i become my xperia s and at first i was trying to donwload the internet settings and it failed to donwload two time then i try via wifi and it said the the settings were successfully donwloaded.. yet I'm having a lot of Internet issues:

-Mi market it's still The old market

-I can go into FB and access the market... BUT WHEN I SEARCH STH IN GOOGLE IN DOESN'T LOAD THE PAGE.. OR WHEN I WANT TO DONWLOAD STH IT JUST STAYS IN "DOWNLOADING" AN IT SHOWS NO PROGRESS

please help i dont know what to do... I am in Deutschland Generic (DE) touchfirmware 6 and .73..

Thanks
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] K900:
Download the new market and install it by hand. Then it should be fixed.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Nimche:
You could also go to phone setting/Applications/Manage applications and then find market and force stop, clear data, and uninstall updates.

Sometimes it takes a while for the Google Play store to hit..
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] tel033:
hi thanks! is all ok now
[HTC Sensation] edpham:
Anyone knows how to get sgslll lockscreen ?. Its awsome lockscreen i thought :p
[HTC Sensation] musa91:
You shuld ported to sensation
[HTC Sensation] Akatosh:
You can get it with miui ics or gingerbread. All you have to do is install the sgs2 theme from the theme that comes with the rom. The theme is free and make your phone look just like a sgs2.

Hope I helped :D
[HTC Sensation] madkai:
He is speaking of the galaxy III (3) ;)
[HTC Sensation] Akatosh:
Ohhhh my bad.
[HTC Sensation] sshede:
You might be able to pull the lockscreen from a rom zip (if there's one available), rename it to match the AOSP lockscreen apk, and reboot, maybe. Probably wouldn't work but it's a try. It would have to be in /system/app with the permissions set accordingly.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] `Joc:
Hi everyone .. i'm selling my SGA soon and looking for a new phone .. can you pls help me on choosing ? .. i'm looking for a phone near galaxy ace and i found SE Xperia Ray .. is it a good choice ? if not, can you suggest anything ? ..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] mdfzhi:
xperia neo v?

if your in tight budget its roughly the same price as ray, but with bigger screen.

or bump up budget and get xperia sola.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] LewisGauss:
Ray isn't a bad smartphone. The screen is a little bit smaller than Ace but camera is absolutely amazing. Upgradeable to Ice Cream Sandwich is another pros of it. I agreed with the second floor, if you could, get Xperia Sola instead. If higher, then get a Xperia P.

Sent from my WAREZ impulses.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] `Joc:
thx for the replies .. but im worried about the development on the new devices .. wouldn't it take some time before developers can make custom roms/kernels for the new phones ? ..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] ts_firehawk:
It only depends on device's sell numbers and/or people interest about it. If lots of people buy a phone and ask for custom roms, sooner the roms will be out.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] nash2018:
I really like the ported sensation rom and would like to flash it to my i777. But I should flash modem and kernal after I boot up or my wifi will not work.... Now how should I do that? I'm sorry for being dumb.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] dschreiber69:
Someone ready hellraised it in the ported section. Just flash that.

I'll make it easy for you...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1659729
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] nash2018:
I am aware of that. I want to know how to flash the modem and the kernel after flashing the rom
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] SeanHacker:
the same way you flash the rom. please read up a little before flashing anything. if you dont know how to do these basic things that you're asking you could seriously mess up your device.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] nash2018:
Thanks task 650!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] LongDuckDong:
Task just answered your question. Jeezus, do some reading please. Stop asking to be spoonfed
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
Please post your Infusion-Z and Zen kernel-related questions here...
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
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for future use
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
Tips, Tweaks, etc...

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[Samsung Infuse 4G] xDa.Fun:
Any plans for ICS kernel :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
As soon as Samsung releases source for one I'm all over it :)

I wouldn't hold your breath though... :eek:

I know you know this :D, but for other readers: CM9 / AOKP threads have "ICS on Infuse" options in development. The Infusion-Z kernel is GB, intended for Samsung "stock" based ROMs.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] csaint422:
entropy dd charging tweaks!! can't wait!! :D
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Ryanscool:
Just wondering... its helpful for me and probably not anyone else lol but is there av out functionality?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Zen Arcade:
There is AV out via the MHL to HDMI adapter that plugs into the usb connector. If your target device does not support HDMI there are converters available that should get you what you need.

If you are looking for something else, please reply with more specifics.