yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] TotallydubbedHD:
The best way to tell, and I learnt this by buying a spare "official" battery for my S1 was the moulds on the battery.

If you look at my pics, or on my website, you'll see that the moulds are IDENTICAL to the original battery. The writing doesn't matter as much, as that can be different from production lines.

The moulds is what needs to be the same.

Regardless, after the moulds, test the battery itself (give it 2-3cycles) - so far my new battery, bought with the charger, has lasted the same amount of time as my original did -> counterfeit ones don't last as long, or have problems.

So far so good, so I doubt mine is a counterfeit one :)

Now the funny thing is:

I haven't needed to sue my 2nd battery...I don't even carry it on me! The s3's battery life is quite good, especially vs the S1's battery life, it's astonishing.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] R5R:
I'm curious is it dangerous or bad to leave a battery in the desk charger, so that I can get grab it when I need and put the used one to charge. Or will it overcharge or lower the life of the battery?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Accessories] TotallydubbedHD:
Well i can't tell you for sure. But like with any device that charges, when you leave it in, the charger would refuse to put any more current into the battery. That said, they say that if you leave chargers in the wall, it still uses electricity, thus isn't good for the environment.

In short, no it doesn't or shouldn't affect the battery at all, but it would be best to unplug it when you can :)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] flawedlegacy:
what I did with my Captivate was to put the drained battery in the charger then before I went to bed or before I went to work I would just unplug the charger once it was green and leave it in the charger so I knew any battery in there was gtg if not charging.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] milezmilez:
Guys I lost the guide to this charger. Just plugged my second battery in this morning and flashed yellow. can someone please help to grab the guide on the LED statuses for me? Many thanks ...(can't seem to find it online )
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kane.92:
how much do these battery chargers cost and where would you get one from?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] TotallydubbedHD:
Link and location on my website.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Septembrie:
Does this charger works with anker 4400mah?:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] TotallydubbedHD:
no idea unfortunately.

I don't think it will fit it personally.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] xhozt:
usually it means it does not like the power coming in or the cable . I usually just unplug replug and it goes away or try another charger .. failing that the battery may be going bad .
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] daz_ep2:
hi iv had an xperia s for a few month now at the moment im rooted on the .73 firmware with a unlocked bootloader.. wot i want help with is can i update to the latest ics 6.1.A.0.452 firmware and still have the root or will it go back to unrooted

also i have a notififcation on my phone saying a update available to .75 firmware but it say only able to update using pc companion is this firmware the ics one and will i still have root after the update
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] killcam3000:
The 75 update is android 2.3.7 gb...

I would suggest flashing the stock ICS build using flash tool and then 're root using the pre rooted system.img ( flash in fastboot mode)

There is a tutorial on the dev forum!
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] imsuperjp:
Anyone know of a way to delete the bookmarks that fall under the Local section of the internet browser? When I long press and select delete, it says unable to delete.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] droid_ra:
see if this helps:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27663870&postcount=24

Here's the entire thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1709070
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] imsuperjp:
Thanks. That worked.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tasuke:
Hello,

How do i fix message icon notification. The number of messages still appear although i already read all the messages.

Please help. Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Liam0102:
Any more information? Have you looked at the messages in the app not just previewed them? Try deleting the messages to see if that helps.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aalokraj:
Happened to me also..I first did a restart,but that din help.Then later i just did a reset.Now its perfectly fine.

I know its hard to rest as you would lose the data,even me,but i had no choice.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gregory99mar:
Hello all,

I was looking through, the development section when I realized there was no thread about how to edit the build.prop file.

The build.prop file helps Google Play and other apps identify what device you have.

This guide will show how to edit the file to get maximum app availability. You can also edit the file in order to change the pixel density and there are quite a few other changes as well.

(Note: This does not work on the stock kindle fire rom)

The first thing you should do is backup the build.prop file to your enternal storage.

(The build.prop file is located in the folder)

Once you have made a backup, you are free to edit it.

Change the following lines to:

ro.product.model=GT-I9100

ro.product.brand=samsung

ro.product.name=GT-I9100

ro.product.device=GT-I9100

ro.product.board=GT-I9100

(a few more rows down)

ro.product.manufacturer:samsung

Save your changes, reboot your device and you will have access to the complete android market. Gameloft games that say, "Your device is not compatible with this, game please request a refund" will work. Please note that it could take up to an hour before Google starts to think that you have a GT-I9100.

Enjoy the full market experience right from Cm7-9,

Greg
[Kindle Fire Android Development] AustinFire:
Thanks. This is a great guide!:)
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
Just a warning though: Some games/apps really are incompatible even though they may show up.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gregory99mar:
This is true, but a majority of the games at least will work. It is more the Gameloft games that can start having problems.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] TinkerToyTommy:
Lemme throw this out there...

Many ROMs already have a device ID set. Currently on my gedeROM, I'm listed as a Galaxy Tab. Is the build.prop easy enough to change to any device? And could we take time to post in this thread, settings for other compatible devices? I do like my KF to be registered as a Kindle. And I would guess some device IDs offer benefits over others?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] gregory99mar:
The steps that I just posted above will work on almost any device running a stock rom or a custom rom. For some reason, it just does not work on Kindle Fire stock rom. There are benefits to each device, some device's have similar hardware as others. But if you are looking for more apps, the Nexus devices have the best app availability. just as a random example, the GT-I9100 might have a more similar processor to the Kindle then a Galaxy Nexus.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] technut:
Could someone please post the original build.prop settings before making these changes.I didn't save a copy of it before I changed them and my KF has been stuck in portrait mode for some reason ever since I did this several days ago. Unfourtunately it didn't yield any better results for me in the Google Play store anyway even though my KF is rooted with KFU and I use GoLauncher.Thanks guys :laugh:
[Kindle Fire Android Development] eoy4:
Does this work for Jellybean ROMs? I followed this guide but my Kindle Fire wouldn't boot afterwards... I'm using twa_priv's CM10 rom
[Kindle Fire Android Development] candleworth7808:
If you use root explorer it will save a backup for you
[Kindle Fire Android Development] WattB006:
I am using the same ROM and am wondering the same thing. I will try it to see if the same thing happens to me.

Sent from my Kingle Fire running CM10 Jellybean
[Kindle Fire Android Development] veeman:
It should be fine as long as you don't change anything important.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] twa_priv:
What's an example of an app that doesn't show up using the default build.prop on my ROM?
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Impius:
I did this and after reboot everything seems fine except my brightness is stuck on high and nothing I've found will adjust it.

Any ideas?

Sent from Epic Touch ICS
[Kindle Fire Android Development] Hubertkilgore:
Had the same problem, so i booted in to recovery and wiped dalvik and cache then rebooted system.
[Kindle Fire Android Development] acijhav:
I follow all the steps and the result is that phone is booting but the screen is tatally in black. Already did Dalvik and chache wiping proces with no lucky results...

Any idea what else I could do...

I did it on a LG Hub...

Regards
[Kindle Fire Android Development] GT247:
Thank you for this.........thank you very much
[Kindle Fire Android Development] NabhanKhan100:
Wouldnt it be better if the build.prop was of a Nexus 7

All u really need to change in the build.prop is two lines

ro.product.model=Kindle Fire(or whatever it is)

ro.product.brand=Amazon(whatever it may be)

To

ro.product.model=Nexus 7

ro.product.brand=google

BTW this will work on any ROM
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wiz4769:
Has anyone tried to use the side loader wonder machine on their s3? I used it with a captivate a while back just fine, but my new s3 it will not see the device, loaded the drivers from samsung and all that, put to debugging, but still no go. If this will not work , what is the easiest way to load up apks that I have on my PC?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dldennis76:
I cannot find the option...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Diaze:
fixed TC
[Galaxy S III Accessories] zizo79:
I am looking for a lightweight case for my Galaxy S III and I was wondering if anyone has this case. It is currently being sold in eBay for $8

If so, do you like it?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] duckfart:
Yes,

I got mine from Amazon for $5

I like the frosted back with semi rigid sides.

I also like the fact there is no cut outs for the power and volume.

See my pic and link to Amazon here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1725185
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Gadgetz:
The exposed charging port and headphone jack don't concern you about that case?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] tonydd:
I have updated to Mr X Telus ICS ROM, thanks by the way. When I'm on data and try to use google search, it just loops in the progresses bar.

Yahoo and bing work fine. Any ideas? On wifi its all good.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] na4hotx:
Flash a different radio or the the mobile access point settings.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] tonydd:
I tried one TMobile radio with same results. It works ok in desktop view though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nitrogen618:
Hey guys, I'm getting the GN in a week and I have some questions.

1. The difference between Takju, and Yakju are the same right? Except google wallet, and I the roms/kernel on XDA is interchangeable right?

2. Let's say google releases jelly bean, do I need to recieve the official Jelly bean update, than flash a custom rom? Or can I just flash a custom jelly bean rom?

3. Flashing radios in CWM, is it permanent?

4. On average, what's the average overclock(CPU) for you guys? :p

5. For the Nexus toolkit, I can just press #7 and it will do everything for me, right?

*Coming from the G2X*
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dr.m0x:
2. Depends what they change. A new bootloader and radio may come with it, which would need to be flashed before any custom ROM.

3. Yes

Sent from my GNex rocking Aokp
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
1. Should be, yeah. So far, the only difference I've seen is Google Wallet.

2. Either choose to flash stock Jelly Bean when it arrives or go with a Jelly Bean custom ROM when they arrive. It's all just a matter of preference.

3. Yes, until you flash another radio image.

4. I go with the stock clock. I really have no need for overclocking.

5. Yup, given that option 7 is a "one-click" kind of option. I do not use toolkits except for backing up and restoring my EFS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Takju and Yakju are just versions of the stock ICS firmware, they're perfectly stock with no regional customization. Takju simply has Google Wallet pre installed, that's it. Whether you're on takju or yakju has no bearing on what ROM or kernel you can use.

Once they drop the Jellybean source and/or GNex images, you'll be able to flash any ROM built from it without accepting the OTA first (you'll have anything new separately available to flash if necessary). It'll just be like you're flashing another 4.0.4 ROM.

What do you mean permanent? The radio stays there until you flash a different one, if that's what you mean. They don't expire or go away.

I don't overclock.

Don't use a toolkit. Learn how to do it manually yourself and you'll be much better off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nitrogen618:
5. If i use the toolkit, it still gets me to the end result, right? (Flash Radio,CWM,Roms, etc)

I'm coming from the G2X. On our phone we just use NVFlash, done.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
I guess you could use odin to flash a pre-rooted firmware. Then you would end up on the almost latest firmware, i.e. yakju 4.0.4 IMM76D, ehile the latest is IMM76I but that's easily taken care of with an update.

All you then need to do is maybe unlock your bootloader and keep it unlocked. Use this link and choose the full image option: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1586807

Download the attached odin file in that link and do exactly as Chainfire says.

After all of that is done, use the Galaxy Nexus toolkit to backup your EFS partition! That's where the IMEI is and if you lose the EFS partition somehow, you can always restore the one you backed up.

ODIN is a simple and easy to use tool. Normally not necessary to use if using a Nexus device, but it's good as a last-resort if all else fails and also good for normal use too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Comet1966:
Yeah I'm ordering mine sometime next week and I just wanted to knsow if 100$ was a good price and if you owners would get something different if you could. And if anyone has found it any cheaper than 100$ as an upgrade? And what are some good cheap accessories? Thanks in advance!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Amazon probably have them for $0.1.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Comet1966:
That's where I'm getting mine for 99.99$
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Ok. Well, a hundred bucks for this phone is nice and cheap. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ttahatt:
I agree with all the above answers, and underclock fbetter
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ttahatt:
...life. I also wouldn't get any other phone right now - including SGS3. Love the gn.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Touchwiz is damn ugly :p

I wouldn't trade this Gnex for a phone ten times better than it. There's a reason I chose a Nexus phone. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nitrogen618:
And, let's say I buy the International version, and it comes with Android 4.0.3. Can't I use the toolkit to unlock bootloader, and than install custom rom? Or do I need to get official Android 4.0.4 than install custom rom? I prefer the toolkit, and not ODIN.

Sorry for being a noob, I'm from the G2X. And the firmware does not matter right? Because you're flashing a custom rom anyway..

Also, how do I backup the EFS on the toolkit? Is it #2 on the toolkit? Backup/Restore Phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Comet1966:
Ordered mine today!!

Alright I ordered my nexus today and it will be here Friday, so I would like to know if the i9250 accessories will work with the l700? And what are some recommended accessories?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Comet1966:
???

I ordered my Galaxy Nexus Wednesday and it was supposed to be here today by Fed Ex!! Could the injunction have effected this?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swsert:
Hello,

I had a Galaxy Note with nordic rom in Sweden. The csc code was NEE. I wanted to upgrade it to ICS so I changed the csc code to ATO (Austria).

Everyting went fine, but now Sweden has released the ICS update for Galaxy Note. I tried to change the csc code again to NEE, but it is not working.

It selects NEE, but every time it installs the software with ATO. I tried to select different csc codes, but nothing works. It just re-install everything with ATO.

Do you know, what is the problem ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gaugerer:
I have a UK Note and when the German ICS ROM was released I used it to update my Gingerbread ROM rather than wait for the UK ICS ROM to be released. Unfortunately, that meant I had a UK CSC code that did not match the German ROM and so I changed my UK CSC code to a German CSC code so that I could receive future updates using Kies or OTA.

However, when the UK ICS ROM was eventually released I flashed it and discovered I had no UK CSC code available. I solved the problem by flashing a EU regional GB ROM which had several CSC codes including the UK CSC code then flashed the UK ICS ROM so that I now had the correct UK ROM and was able to select the matching CSC code.

I'm not sure if you are experiencing the same problem that I had, but perhaps my solution may help you.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] swsert:
You are partially correct.

My problem is that All the csc codes are listed and I can select any code I like, but every time in installs the ics with ATO csc code.

Any one have any idea how to resolve this issue ?
[HTC Rezound] blestsol:
So I did S-off on my newest device since im returning one to Verizon... I used the latest leaks RUU and used the HBOOT for ICS. Everything WAS butter until I realized I cant mount my internal sd card. I tried using the fix that a few people said involving wiping the sd card and internal sd card and rebooting. I was told it would work then...no dice.

So my question is, did I screw up by flashing the latest RUU or something?

:confused::(:crying:

I also tried CWM, TWRP and AR. No mounting on any of them.

And sorry for not putting this in the questions and answers subsection but this is kinda urgent.

:D
[HTC Rezound] djh816:
Run the full latest ICS RUU again. Let it RUU twice. You are still on the GB firmware it sounds like. This should fix sdcard. If not, you can find the more SD instructions and a proper way to S-OFF and get the ICS firmware all at once here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1612035

Seeing as you even know the proper section, please post accordingly. You're just making a mod's work harder ;)
[HTC Rezound] blestsol:
Thanks for the help but normally when someone wants fast help they post here. Glance around at the other questions topics in general. They aren't moved. But thanks again. I'll take your tips.

:D

Fixed it...silly me. I wasnt being smart about this. I restored my previous nandroid with gingerbread firmware in it lol. Thanks for the help though.
[HTC One X] Floatshow:
INSTRUCTIONS,

1. UPDATE RECOVERY

2. FACTORY RESET

3. TAKE ANY AOSP KERNEL. REPACK WITH THE BOOT.IMG FROM THE ZIP.

4. INSTALL ROM, GAPPS

5. FLASH MODULES MATCHING KERNEL YOU TOOK.

6. WIPE CACHE & DALVIK CACHE

7. REBOOT

PA 3+ UPDATES DO NOT NEED A FACTORY RESET,

BUT YOU NEED TO INSTALL GAPPS ASWELL.

SPECIAL ONE X NOTICE,

Further kernel repacking, all your data stored in /sdcard

will move to /sdcard/0/ at first boot. That's a needed thing by the kernel.

If they don't go there automatically, move them manually.

If you ever go back to 4.1, remember to move all content from /sdcard/0/

to /sdcard/, otherwise no app will find data.

[YOUTUBE]aN9an9rqwOY[/YOUTUBE]

[YOUTUBE]n0In32vjxIg[/YOUTUBE]

GALLERY,

TUTORIAL,

DONATIONS,

to Floatshow

to molesarecoming

to D4rKn3sSyS

to jaybob413

to aaronpoweruser

LINKS,

My GitHub : http://github.com/Floatshow

PA GitHub : http://github.com/ParanoidAndroid

CREDITS,

AOSP/Google, CyanogenMod, Goo, XDA, pabx, Krebsmilk, giannisgx89, Liquid,

AOKP, djpbx, blindndumb, tbalden, theDroidfanatic,

all One X PA users, supporters

SPECIAL THANKS,

johnny8910, ONE!, runwaypimp, nimrodity, jla2024, Andrew Hua

​
[HTC One X] Floatshow:
Additional info and change log

BANNERS,

​
[HTC One X] Sckank:
This looks exciting :-)
[HTC One X] dondavis007:
Wellcome to hox! I rember your exelent work from Galaxy Note.

Sent from a gadget...
[HTC One X] batna.antab:
Oh, i gonna try this to night , i love the first artwork ;D
[HTC One X] kdeezy:
Hmmm shall I take the plunge!?!?

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] Floatshow:
LOL i never got a Galaxy Note.

The thread layout may have mislead you.

ParanoidAndroid is a team who made a special ROM.

I ported it to the One X, as much other XDA members do. For the Galaxy Note, it's another dev who made ParanoidAndroid compatible with the device. I did it for the One X. :)
[HTC One X] kdeezy:
So just so I'm sure...I can play around with this off of WiFi for now because of No Gsm?

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
no way ;D looks great but no gsm signal is a no go for me ;/

hope you get that fixed soon mate !
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
Im in a new city for today, and do not have a SIM, so its not a problem if there isnt a GSM signal :D
[HTC One X] johnny8910:
Hi ParanoidAndriod

Nice to see ParanoidAndroid here :laugh:

Have used this on my SGS2, great rom.
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
Dolphone browser shows the ROM as a bin file (O_o)
[HTC One X] Floatshow:
Yeah, the GSM signal issue is a big problem.

But it should be fixed quickly. I'll tell it here when fixed.
[HTC One X] kdeezy:
+1

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
great :D will flash as soon as its fixed ^^

that was the ROM i missed the most!
[HTC One X] Floatshow:
So just rename the file with zip extension when downloaded.

Or download it with another browser, or on your computer.
[HTC One X] knightrocker:
By gsm do you mean all radio stuff like calls and texts or just Internet?
[HTC One X] Freka:
As soon as GSM is fixed I will try out the rom, this is exactly what I have been looking for :D.
[HTC One X] eggyenergy:
I hope gsm is fixes soon:D
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
sry to say that but even on computer it seems to be everything except a zip file :D

but renaming does the trick of course :cool:
[HTC One X] Sebring5:
Can you please add a separate download for boot.img? I cannot extract it and to even try I have to download everything twice. I am using another CM9 kernel at present.
[HTC One X] scottspa74:
You guys had paranoid on HD2. God, that was a superphone. Seems like there was nothing that couldn't be done on that phone.
[HTC One X] imna357:
looks promising...

:good:
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
Please do not Quote the OP

Sent from just another HTC One X, sporting a Quad-Core Tegra 3 processor, and an 8MP 1080P camera, flanked by a 720P 4.7" display. Nothing Extraordinary ;)

Oh, and hit the thanks button :D
[HTC One X] Aanze:
Not a freaking noob ?
[HTC One X] nightranger73:
And someone answered too, the first time he asked about it that it was a known issue
[HTC One X] forumhookersdotcom:
guys , how to use internet tethering in this rom?
[HTC One X] dansharpy:
Im sure the OP will help you out in the future but until then if you go HERE and download 7-zip. Install as usual. When you have downloaded the rom then OPEN it with 7-zip (dont extract!). In the root of the zip find the boot.img, right click it and go to 'copy to' option. That will open a dialogue so you can tell it where to copy it to. Press ok and you have your boot.img :) Hope that helps!!
[HTC One X] MohamadAli:
guys can anyone tell me if its possible to remove the the on screen buttons, i really hate them. altho i have unticked hybrid and tablet mode, i still get them..
[HTC One X] rotemkk:
great rom with decent battery. thx!!
[HTC One X] bxlogic:
oh well u didnt had to make screenshot u could nicely told me (there is new version uploaded and that error is fixed) two lines is that so hard for you to be social human bean?