yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
Yes, you could theoretically test out the ICS leak, if you wanted, but make sure it is not the China released ME865 version, grab the MEARET/SEARET version that is posted in the Atrix Development forum.

I WILL WARN YOU!!! DON'T TRY THE LEAK!!!! IT IS NOT WORTH THE HASSLE!!

Jim
[Motorola Atrix 2] Apex:
The Lithium Rom is great too. It's what I'm running, though when I get back in town and at my computer I'm going to try the Bullet Rom that's being praised so much. Supercharged V5 is worth checking out also...

Jim, have you any custom roms you've made? I can't find any -though I'm browsing via phone and not computer. I'd be very interested in seeing them!

:D
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
Not yet, I am really more a low level OS/kernel guy.... although I have been working for 4 months on getting AOSP stuff working on our phone. I have been aiming for CM7 without it's kernel, and also one with it's own kernel, but they are just not ready yet.
[Motorola Atrix 2] ITzRicardo94:
Why does your battery drain so fast?
[Motorola Atrix 2] jimbridgman:
Most likely because he is overclocked.
[Motorola Atrix 2] Apex:
Yeah, that gobbles up my battery like crazy. I underclocked to 240MHz and use SetCPU for profiles to scale back when needed. My job (at times) affords me a lot of free time, so I play games 'n stuff on it...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xis123:
Hi guys,

Just wondering if Voodoo Sound Plus works for 4.0.4 ICS? This whole time I've been thinking it worked using the free version, turns out it wasn't ICS compatible according to the description.

I'm using matr1x kernel 20.0 CFS and apparently that came with voodoo sound.. what? Does it mean its in there or not? I'm so confused :S
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harbb:
Voodoo is a modified sound driver and config. Just about every custom kernel includes it and the free app allows you to change settings successfully, with these custom kernels. The paid app can install said driver and config with only root, any kernel. Unsure about incompatibility but for all current ics kernels it all works perfectly if its included.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xis123:
Thanks for the quick reply mate! I just couldn't really tell the difference when I tick the hi-fi, anti-jitter and DAC direct options, so I assumed it wouldn't work.

Glad to know, read the changelog of matr1x and it says it has it now :) cheers

What are you doing up so late :P aussie ftw.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Harbb:
Your welcome. Play music in the background and flick through the phone speaker setting or the bass boost for earphones, you'll notice the difference.

Also, I get the most important work done in the early hours of the morning ;)
[LG Optimus 3D] vitorcruzbr:
Here is the thing, i'm enjoying the whole end of ghost calls thing BUT since I flashed the 21e ROM, my battery drainage is 'over the roof', i lose almost 20 to 30% in 2 hours of standby, and its been happening with both promethius and bluekernel. I'm on Promethius 1.4+ ROM.

I've deleted system apps, like I've done since ThiaiZ ROMS, which I'm missing now :( but no significant increase in battery life.

Any thoghts? I'm guessing its not just me, I've seen similar complaints in other topics but no resolution.
[LG Optimus 3D] Claudio67:
Same here, I think that is wi-fi related, since I've changed the wifi sleep policy to "When the screen is off" my battery life is ok....
[LG Optimus 3D] crazycage:
I think there are a bunch of things that are killing the battery:

- screen brightness / auto brightness (not working properly, no change when less than 50% brightness?? I have mine set to auto but it don't feel right...)

- wifi (definitely a bunch of issues since day 1 of this phone, I leave mine off when screen off too even though its annoying waiting for connection)

- data (i've noticed using apps like 2x battery, or juice defender can help a lot which disables data when screen is off)

- poorly programmed LG integrated software... I freeze as many LG apps as possible in system using Titanium Backup, helps a bit too.

- incorrectly calibrated battery, re-calibrate with CWM. Do a full charge, then reset battery stats in CWM and let the phone fully drain till shut down and then re-charge non-stop to 100% again. Then its properly calibrated.

Hope any of that helps, it seems to have helped me a bit. I can get between 18-30 hours of mixed use, but more to the light/standby side.
[LG Optimus 3D] botson71:
Actually the 21E stock ROM/kernel has better battery life than any previous GB or Froyo stock ROM, like many people have already reported here. I'm loosing only 1-2% overnight on standby, so if you lose 20 to 30% in just 2 hours of standby, then the problem is not the 21E but something else.

The best way to check is the problem is related to the stock or custom 21E ROM/kernel, is to go back to the stock 21E. If this is too time consuming, you could follow the recommendations of crazycage, or check/disable any apps that cause battery drain (like, turn off background sync or apps that connect periodically to the net, like mail, news feeds etc)
[LG Optimus 3D] vitorcruzbr:
Thanks guys, but the drainage happens even after these steps, with this phone I have became used to doing all these steps after flashing a new rom, i delete or freeze most of the system apps, i only activate wifi when i use it and background data is off almost all the time.

The only thing I'm used to that is not good for battery is keeping the brightness at maximum, but on older roms battery life was ok, I could get It through the day with no major issues.

Do anybody have the stock 21e kernel in a flashable package? 'Cause in the past two weeks I have flashed and reflashed it over and over to get it to work and flashing it again would really be a pain in the a. :(
[LG Optimus 3D] wayno140:
your battery may not be holding a charge I have heard of others that had bad battery

sent from my acidhazard thrill
[LG Optimus 3D] vitorcruzbr:
But it was ok before 21e :confused:
[LG Optimus 3D] botson71:
You mean that you've re-flashed a clean stock 21E ROM/kernel and still have battery drainage without deleting/freezing apps or installing new ones? That's strange because most people actually report better battery life with the 21E than any previous ROMs.

If you think that it's not a faulty battery like wayno140 suggested, you could go back to an older GB ROM to have a test.
[LG Optimus 3D] vitorcruzbr:
No, only did first boot on stock 21e, and flashed Promethius, deleted system apps and did all the battery-friendly steps but still no improvement
[Nook Color General] zires:
Hey,

Love my Nook Color but it is time to move on. Yesterday I purchased a Toshiba Thrive 8gb for $189. I will be selling my Nook Color if all goes well. I will still troll these forums until the transition is complete. There doesn't seem to be a place on these forums for the Thrive so I will look elsewhere. It has been a hoot.

Peace Zires
[Nook Color General] mr72:
where did you get that tablet for that price?
[Nook Color General] zires:
1saleaday. http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=221042625593+ . I bought a Kodak Max Z990 from them for $135 too...it came yesterday. It is pristine.
[Nook Color General] TheValk:
How do you like the Thrive? My dad has one and it seems pretty snazzy considering how much of a low profile inforums etc. that it has.
[Nook Color General] Modded Darts:
It is in the legacy/low activity devices.
[Nook Color General] DigitalMD:
I'd be waiting for the Google Nexus Tablet (built by Asus) that's releasing in July for ~$199.

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Goog...-quad-core-and-may-include-Jelly-Bean_id30600
[Nook Color General] zires:
But that's another 7 incher.
[Nook Color General] zires:
I didn't get it yet. But from what I have been reading it is pretty good. Connecting a game controller to it and being able to play GTA III on it is awesome.
[Nook Color General] dsw_777:
I have the Thrive and it's a great tablet. I love the fact I can plug in direct with my flash drives or connect to my tv with the full size HDMI port. Also have a 64gb SDXC card for movies.

FYI. I've heard that a small percentage of the 1daysales Thrives come loaded with a tech\diag version of HC 3.0 that is not upgradable to 3.2.1 and is not rootable.

Check out :

thriveforums.org

They have all you need to know about rooting and utweaking the Thrive.

- Dave
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] buuraaa:
Hi guys. I flashed a rom to my x10 mini. But i think, i did a mistake when i flashed rom. I try turn off the phone but when i push to power button,just led light is on(green led) and phone is can not turn on. Is my phone bricked ?:(
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] speedsys:
You mean the LED just gives a flash right? Yea its fine. It is responding to the power button. Just flash using SEUS

If you dont know what SEUS is: Sony ericsson update service, you can use it to flash it back to normal, kinda like how ODIN works for samsung.

Link: http://www.sonymobile.com/global-en/tools/update-service/
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] lufc:
Please use the Q&A Forum for questions &

Read the Forum Rules Ref Posting

Thanks ✟

Moving to Q&A
[HTC One X] JDBurnie:
Because of the S3 new release (the main competitor for the ONE X), HTC's staff were given a handbook of ONE x's winning factors. I've got this information from HERE and put it on this thread to make it easily accessible and readable for XDA forum browsers

- While the Galaxy S3 is slimmer, the HTC One X is just 0.3mm bigger, but it’s “lighter, feels slimmer and looks way better.”

- The Galaxy S3 has a removable battery, but the HTC One X’s battery can “easily” last a full day. The HTC One X non-removable battery design “allows implementation of unibody design which is more resistant to dust and water.” Furthermore, the Galaxy S3’s removable battery means that users will need a separate battery charger, “often impractical, especially when traveling.” When changing batteries, the Galaxy S3 would have to be turned off to make the change.

- While the Galaxy S3 has a micro SD card slot that lets users bump their total memory, the One X comes with 32GB internal memory and 25GB of Dropbox cloud storage, this equals 57gb of total space.

- The Galaxy S3 has a bigger display, but it’s “less bright and blush especially from an angle and is lower density.” Moreover, the PenTile technology used by the Galaxy S3 display is “commonly known as being inferior compare [sic] to true HD LCD display.”

- Camera is better, the One X = 4fps + 0.7 second startup / S3 = 3fps + 0.99 second startup.

- Better speed/faster, Quad-core 1.5GHz vs Quad-core 1.4

- Beats audio VS no audio enhancements

Original info source HERE and remember, these are not my views, just giving the information out
[HTC One X] madik_:
Who cares about PR bull****. Anyone from Samsung can write the same thing but with positive outcome for S3 on everything.
[HTC One X] gifton1:
Haha - I prefer One X to the S3 but HTC have seriously clutched at straws with these 'winning factors'.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
as much as i like the HOX but some of this is FUD, the CPU is not in any way faster or better on the One X, the CPU is a match, the GPU is better on the SGS3

still i don't mind let them make more effort

they are accurate about the screen, camera and poly-carbonate design however

im glad they finally realize the importance of high pixel density screens

and its funny that android authority is making big deal out of it, this is all normal daily business internal documents that is
[HTC One X] AdamLange:
That's true.

Stupid arguments, as if you GOT the second battery you can swap it when needed. In HOX you just cant. so if you're in the middle of the nowhere you're doomed. Also, with removable battery you can always swap it to bigger one.

32gb is enough for everyone, in SGS3 or HOX. No winner here.

Yea, they f*@#cked up with display in SGS3, i agree but for a normal day to day use you will no see the difference.

SGS3 camera got more shoots in burst mode shooting. also the preview is way smoother than on HOX. Startup depends on OS / caches not on H/W. Also, the front camera is with better resolution in SGS3 than HOX (1.9 vs 1.3)

Ghz is not everything man. Keep in mind that there are much more factors. For example (i dont know if you remember these years) but in '90 when pentium 60 was released it was FASTER than 486DX2/120 (or it was DX4, dont remember). Its about architecture, about power that CPU needs, heat etc... :)

Let's say its comparable between SGS3 and HOX as noone need such processing power yet in smartphone.

Beats audio vs Wolfson chip which is a one of best msx chipsets in mobile devices (take a look what SGS1 can do with sound, and its also using wolfson). Beats is only equalizer (probably software only in drivers), SGS3 got very good CHIP for music. HOX - BEATS < even SGS1.

Ehhh :)
[HTC One X] greyhulk:
The part that gets me is "Polycarbonate design makes it more resistant to dust". I have had several HTC phones and they have all had dust under the screen. My understanding is that the HOX suffers from this as well, though I have been lucky thus far.

Out of all of the Samsung phones I have had, none of them have ever had dust under the screen.
[HTC One X] forelli:
HTC are out of their mind because they forgot the main thing:

HTC One X has a locked bootloader, SGS3 hasn't! That's why I'm gonna jump ship and buy a plastic phone but hey, at least it will be MINE. If I pay €500+ for a phone, I mean to FULLY own it, not partially.

f.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
@grooby

recent gaming is demanding the CPU power and even software support

you are wrong about not noticing pentile some people just agonize from it

you are wrong about the camera

and the sound quality

SOC in terms of architecture is better on the SGS3 lets not fool ourselves but i have a big question mark regarding power consumption especially during sleep, since the saver core is actually saving the ass of the HOX

really and just when you sell it and jump ship, S-OFF on XDA will be released....

---------- Post added at 02:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:54 PM ----------

no the defected ones only, properly built One X like mine can not have dust under the screen since its laminated on the surface

---------- Post added at 03:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:55 PM ----------

oh i just noiced they counted the sub pixels :D

936 vs 612
[HTC One X] JDBurnie:
Ive never had any dust under my screen; the build quality of the device i received was impeccable.
[HTC One X] Laurentius26:
All this moaning about Samsung or HTC, if you like Samsung you buy Samsung, if you like HTC you buy HTC.

I don't know why these comparison popping up everytime, a bit anoying to my opinion. This is HTC One X section, not Samsung.
[HTC One X] hot_spare:
Height of desperation! This one takes the cake...

Wow.
[HTC One X] jassari:
Do what ever you want to do htc

Galaxy S III will still be the king
[HTC One X] anoniemouse:
I know i made the right choice getting the HOX, with out HTC clutching straws.

The Hox design makes the phone Stronger, the screen is the best you can get at this moment & the phone is lighter & got a premium feel to it.

Once all things are sorted, like tegra 3 drivers to use the ICS kernel & s- off is finally achieved then the HOX will be a clear winner.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
thread closed soon...
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Thread closed.

Read Rules for General sticky....
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiborr:
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[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiborr:
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[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scouse83:
Hi guys I have a i9000 rooted with custom from and I wanted to improve performance and battery life can that be done by setting the CPU speeds or overclocking as I believe its called any help would be great cheers guys
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nyloncrack:
If you need an app, try NSTools.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scouse83:
I got it I was just wondering what the best settings would be
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] calum96:
Every device is different for over clocking because of the manufacturing process just make sure the setting "apply at boot" isn't ticked while trying out different settings then test the settings and make sure its stable then if it works for you you can check apply at boot :) overclocking will decrease battery life though if you want to increase battery life you will need to under volt your phone (this is assuming your kernel supports overclocking and undervolting)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scouse83:
Yea I can do both just don't really wanna mess about with it until I know more about it.. am I right to assume undervolting would reduce performance
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] calum96:
No I thought this at first as well, the performance remains the same the only way it will result in performance issues is if you do it to much the phone will become unstable but as I said before test the settings before saving :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SwannyBhoy:
Hello all,

I bought an a-pad/e-pad which came in a Superpad 3 box. Upon research it is a very hard device to locate. I am looking to root it and install a custom rom to speed up and customize the device (as we all do).

I also understand there is not much development but surely there must be one person that can point me in the direction? There is 2 roms I found for a similar device the Flytouch but I am uncertain that the rom will work on the device.

The roms I have found is Tim6a and Axlien

About Device

Model Number: Android P1001R

Android version: V2.3 2011-12-07 (001112)

Kernel Version: 2.6.32.9 root@wanghua-desktop #232

Build Number: FRF85B

I downloaded the "Device Info" app to see more of the details. This is what I got:

Hardware

Manufacturer: Unknown

Model: Mercury

Hardware: imapx200

Board: Unknown

Device: Mercury

Brand: Generic

CPU: ARMv6-Compatible processor rev 5 (v6l)

Software

Android Version 2.2 - Was advertised with 2.3 !!!

Bootloader: Unknown
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stormageddon:
Unfortunately this sounds like it is a clone. The apads that I know of are all ARMv7 compatible processors. That and the fact that the About device lists the version as V2.3 2011-12-07 which would be GB but yet it is truly 2.2 just changed to say 2.3 and probably skinned to look and act a little like GB.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] nimsb:
Are there any Xperia NXT style apps/widgets like the panel for toggling wifi, gps, mute etc which can be installed and used on an unrooted phone?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] whalesplaho:
Unrooted phone...???? dont think so!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] Svartehjerte:
No, you have to root in order to replace your home launcher and then install and wiew the widgets

Sent from my trve satanic WT19a using pentagram ritual
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] nimsb:
There are widgets available in the playstore like the status switch and toggle widgets for gps, wifi, mute etc which can be directly installed on unrooted phone.

I just wanted to ask if there was a modified widget apk of xperia nxt that could be installed in a similar way?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] DragonClawsAreSharp:
Search Xperia NXT Clock on the Google Play Store.

Thanks,

Rick

Hit Thanks if I helped in anyway
[HTC One S] eminembdg:
It just started downloading, anyway I can help and pull he file? I'm rooted, unlocked with touch recovery

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] MissingBonobo:
I uploaded it to dropbox. Here's the link.

http://db.tt/lLyptM9n
[HTC One S] dizzy21:
So how do we flash this? i'm on stock.. no root...?
[HTC One S] bruff84:
it was 58mb, they said it would be around 28 i believe, wonder if they added additional things to this update.
[HTC One S] warrior24:
If Ur on stock just go to settings...then about and check for software updates. Easiest way to do it....let it do its magic
[HTC One S] eminembdg:
I'm not flashing it. I'm unlocked, rooted and touch cwm

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] icecicle:
I just checked and its downloading for me right now too
[HTC One S] dizzy21:
It's all good... If the update doesnt hit. I'm going to the Galaxy SIII anyhow.... Been fun but this new Galaxy seems like its gonna be a beast.... Opinions?.....
[HTC One S] Terminator19:
Do we really need 6 threads just for the same update.......

Can mods please merge all threads into one thread.

Preferably this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1690830&page=4
[HTC One S] strker45:
sgs3 has the same processor as this phone, only major perk you get is 2gb of ram and more internal memory, also the screen is a bit nicer but honestly on a screen this small the increased resolution will be negligible and if nothing else decrease performance because the cpu and gpu work harder to produce the image... the only thing that really matters is dpi but still its not necessary on a sub 32 inch screen haha so basically you get a wider thicker phone, that has bad build quality and an extra gig of ram.
[HTC One S] nickmv:
Opinions? Sure.....the SGS3 is a gigantic phone with an HD screen. It will be no faster than the One S for all intents and purposes. The One S already flies, and is usable in one hand. The SGS 3 will not be since it's so large.

Take a Galaxy Note and downsize it just a tad. It's that big.

Just my 2 cents.
[HTC One S] O_G:
Thread Closed​

We dont need multiple threads on the same subject.​
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kosinuz:
Hey folks,

first of all, I'm sorry if my following problem has already been discussed elsewhere in this forum, but I wasn't able to locate a thread or post that fits my exact issue as I don't want to mess up another thread with this.

So here is my problem:

I've recentally updated the resurrection remix rom from v1.9.1 to v2.1 on my SGS2. My phone boots up normally and works like a charm. But then I mentioned that both of my music-apps (poweramp and stock-player) are showing every song twice, as there would be file duplicates. So I checked the content of my external sdcard (where I put my music on) with both the stock-file-explorer and ES file explorer and found out, that my external sdcard wasn't mounted in /mnt/sdcard anymore but in /mnt/emmc and when I clicked on the sdcard-icon in the stock-app it only showed me my internal storage. With ES file explorer I can't access my external sdcard at all. I already plugged the sdcard out of the device, rebooted, plugged it back in and rebooted again. But nothing has changed. Further I've taken a look with MyPhoneExplorer and figured out, that the folder /mnt/sdcard doesn't exist anymore (creating it by myself failed) while /mnt/emmc was still there. Long story short, here are the facts:

/mnt/sdcard --> doesn't exist anymore

/mnt/emmc --> shows the content of external sdcard

sdcard-icon in stock-file-explorer --> shows internal storage

ES file explorer --> can't access sdcard at all (maybe I'm too stupid to use it)

music-apps --> show all the files doubled

Please help me, what can I do to get my external sdcard back at /mnt/sdcard and the music-apps to show every file only once?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chef_Tony:
let's just talk about the mount points first:

on stock roms, the internal sd card is mounted as /sdcard/ and the external sd card is /sdcard/external_sd/

on aosp roms the internal sd card _should_ be mounted as /sdcard/ as well and the external sd _should_ be mounted as /emmc/ (external multi media card).

in recent cm9 builds, suddenly those mount points were reversed, which does not make much sense in my opinion.

with the jump from ressurection 1.9 to 2.1 you might have just hit that switch. have you performed a full wipe before and/or after flashing the new rom? maybe that'll do the trick