yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
thx for the feedback, i will check that out for you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davrave:
Loving the rom, thanks so much. One problem I am experiencing is that sometimes when I unlock the 'phone for normal use, the flashlight comes on ?????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
thats a jkay mod, i for one love it, just install jkay deluxe settings from market, and turn off that feature, or you can just relock the phone, and when you unlock it, use the power button other than the home
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mordo_:
I'm getting much better battery with siyah3.2.7.2 and no loss of stability. Worth considering for updates?

Still loving the Rom by the way :-)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] King_Rat:
Q: @ A.I.S - How can we/I install Polaris Office onto this rom??

I've tried lib files + apk... tried sip files via cwm... tried apk in data/app & system/app...

Really want this to work (more now coz it doesn't)

Plz advise :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
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[Galaxy S II Android Development] miguelchvz89:
HI,

Im having an issue with gmail. When I open an email to read the background is black and I cant barely see .. I looked into settings but did not found anything .. Any ideas ??

Thanks fellows .. :cowboy:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Is it possible to get SkiRom updated to the latest leak (4.0.4)? Sorry if i'm rushing here but the new leak is pretty damn smooth, and your ROM is great btw, fantastic job ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenfrancoise:
sometimes my device switch to silent mode even when im not switching it to.. But only sometimes.. Anyways this is my most favorite rom.. Thanks.

Sent from my Calculator Casio ES003
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
that's going to be a little hard, i might not do that, we dont no much yet about it, and please everyone, some respect, and stop the tags, if you keep doing this to the people who make you guys roms, sooner or later you'll have none!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] King_Rat:
Which Market you searching??

I get 3 results for Polaris Office search and none of em is Polaris Office :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lvcio:
Scores in AnTuTu & Quadrant Please?

Wich Governators and Clocks also :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
maybe this can help

http://www.everythingabouttablets.net/2011/05/08/polaris-office-android-market/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
who is willing to make signatures for this rom =) , i tried, it didnt come out so well
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nasty_z:
Alright bro, no problem ;)

Sent from my S II Monster
[Galaxy S II Android Development] King_Rat:
Maybe if I had a tablet running 3.0 ^^

My stock rom comes with it.

Anyone know how to extract these files from an Odin ready stock rom? (other than installing it o/c)

Sent from Valhalla!

:mwahahaa:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
i cant post it here without a license it's considered warez
[Galaxy S II Android Development] drmsm399:
good job

but actually i keep it only for 10 minuets:(

because the same common problem in 90% of ics rooms >>hotness ,,the phone became hot as fire when use internet or call

please try to manage

by the way , i made full wipe befor and after installation

thanks,,,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenfrancoise:
Got more than 1 week .. And still loving it.. :)

Sent from my Calculator Casio ES003
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenfrancoise:
When will be the next update for this rom :)

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] King_Rat:
Oven mits??

@ A.I.S (can see why you merged Is & Da) ^^

How to get transparent system settings on SkiRom?? :confused:

Feel it's the only thing lacking :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
thats what i have been working on, i keep getting FC's, but one time it worked,

and i can see that it was transparent, but it forced closed, will try to make it, nice a stable hopefully, and what else would you guys like transparent =)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Sir, nice signature. Very clear explanation.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
yeah, i was getting sick of people comparing me to other devs, im still learning this thing, but i seem to haves things goin pretty smooth, i use to be a Symbian "DEV", not a themer, so anyone need any help with Symbian, feel free to send me a pm, tehehe, but to android, im still new, so lets just see how i turn out =)

cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] King_Rat:
Sarweet ^^

A few themes for CM7 on my Defy have transparent everthing :D

it really rox :horns: makes scrolling a lil laggy... but I don't spend much time there really ;)

PS - Last night my SGS-II almost went thermo-nuclear!!

I was down to around 19% & was installing a mouse remote of the market... & re-trying to install Polaris Office (fail) so I was clearing cache/dalvik etc & rebooting... ph was optimizing apps (what does this mean anyhow?) & the glass got super hot!!

I immediately removed battery & let it sit for 15 - 20 mins, tried to put battery back in & it quickly started to heat up again.

So, I left battery out for an hour this time. Put battery back in & left ph off & nervously left it on charger over night - tenuously expecting a melted heap of glass/metal/plastic to be sitting on the table the next morning!

I uninstalled mouse remote just in case (Avast said it was trying to install a hook PC side!).

I'm also slighlty suspicious of my Hive LWP - it occasionally tries to connect to internet & I have blocked it with Firewall...

I had a similar issue w/ my Defy & a weather widget trying to update itself while inside a large auditorium -it spiked @ 45 Degrees Celsius!!

Only sharing this occurrence as another member shared re, making calls & experiencing heat issues.

I'll keep an eye on my LWP - am reluctant to uninstall it as it makes the overall phone theme work

:End-Of-Essay:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chana:
woogh.. this is what I had been looking for all this time, transparency in most of the UI! great to find this R OM. still downloading. gonna flash it asap. thanks man :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chana:
I've tried your ROM. excellent. only thing I miss from my previous ROM (turkbey) is the stylish UI pop menu. can you please implement like it is in Turkbey? the popup menu a little bit transparent and glossy. It would be perfect combination with your transparent apps :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davrave:
I've noticed after about a weeks use of your rom, that when charging, the screen keeps going on and off after a few seconds? Is anyone else experiencing this??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
my friend this is all from you chat applications, mostly viber, tango, whatsapp, do this, try to update them to the latest release

and please post a picture of the pop-up notifications, i will consider them
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bamthwok:
Hi Isda,

Great ROM, hard to believe that a kid is behind it :)

I would like to put something on the wish list: I would love to be able to select the font color. Sometimes white on transparent is hard to read (outdoors).

Anyway, keep up the good work. I'm really impressed!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chana:
isda, this notification and glossy popup style will be bombastis for your ROM :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
i just did it, looks great, its a bit diffrent, but still looks great, basic, not like turbey rom, (over themed), but still, GREAT
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
NO, theres no way i will be adding those icons, i made my version different, you are talking about the icons in the screenshot above right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenfrancoise:
The next update should be as simple as the first one.. Still using this rom for 2 weeks straight.. Great rom.. Thanks man

Sent from my Calculator Casio ES003
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcel112:
i mean: i really dont like them, to flashy... for me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] miguelchvz89:
Hey,

I re installed it and it works GREAAT !!!

I also installed Jkay App and it is just an amazing combination .. I am so happy with my phone !! I really recommend this ROM ..

:cowboy:

---------- Post added at 03:45 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:09 AM ----------

Hello Fellows,

I have some good news for those who does not like Gmail transparent (which in my opinion sucks because of the background you cannot read anything).

Follow these steps and you will be able to install it from the market:

1. Go to Play Store and download SD Maid

2. Open SD Maid >> Settings >> Show System Apps

3. Main SD Maid Menu >> App Control >> Find Gmail >> Remove App but keep its data .. (if you don't want to configure accounts again)

4. Reboot your phone.

5. Enable Debugging mode in settings.

6. I assume you have all drivers needed in order to follow next steps.

7. Open CMD (windows) >> type: cd C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools

8. Type as follows:

adb remount

adb shell

rm /system/app/Gmail.apk

pm uninstall com.google.android.gm-1.apk

8. Reboot your phone one more time and then go to Play Store and Install Gmail with no issues !!

Tested on Galaxy SII i9100

Ski ROM

Lnk: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788992

I will read some more if same instructions work for youtube and Play Store and let you guys know !

Please feedback. :cowboy:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rk249:
Is there anyway to get the wallapers included in this rom separately? I'd like to keep them if I switch roms. Also thank you for this great rom and best of luck with the SGS3 development.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] oskarpp3:
Hello android isda****,

first of all, i really really like that rom, because it is fast, stable and with great battery.

I read in your other thread that you will not move to sgs III. :D

If you stay, would it be possible to do something on sound at skirom ? Beatsaudio etc ?

Or perhaps another kernel to use nofrills or something like that to undervolt for longer battery ?

It would be awesome!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] android_isda_shit:
beats audio + dsp manager will be added

LIKE A BOSS

cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] emmanueldmc:
:victory: you rock man!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] emmanueldmc:
When bro?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenfrancoise:
Salman I have a question.. Can i update the deluxe framework to v14.1? And may i know how?. Hehe. Still a noob..

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] naokilla:
The dev for this rom has been reported and banned from xda..so there is no support for this rom until further notice
[Galaxy S II Android Development] johnfranz29:
Salman is banned... :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenfrancoise:
Why is he banned? What did he do?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] naokilla:
He created multiple accounts to circumvent any bans from xda.So....he got banned
[Galaxy S II Android Development] King_Rat:
well that sux ^^

had uninstalled rom due to overheating issue (every other day - having to pull battery to cool down)

Guess if his (this) rom wasn't getting more popular, he would still be an active member ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kenfrancoise:
So sad.. I am a fan of him since this rom was released.. And been using this rom for 2 weeks

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] sifedine31:
Realy bad news, with salmanrom and skyrom i found my best primary and second costom roms for my S2. i realy hope he will follow his great job.:crying:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mar72:
Please sign the petition which was founded by "mustapharma" and maybe "android_isda_shi" on xda forum will return. Sorry my bad english.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alexelebek:
I just signed the petiton and wish him back to XDA. He is one of the future developer, he is just young, doesn't have much experience about the forum rules. To the moderators; just ignore his dublicated user stuffs...

Kind Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kilometers4:
Why should they? He blatantly ignored the rules. It doesn't matter if he's 3 years old, if you can't follow the rules, you shouldn't be allowed to use this site..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alexelebek:
I don't know how old you are. Just try to remember of yourself about 5 years ago. Were you able to think of the things as you do think right now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sgs2FTW:
me too :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prbassplayer:
Since the dev is banned I will be locking the thread as it will serve no further purpose. I will leave the links for now.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] VitaZora:
I know there are many things about the Tab Plus that make it a superior piece of hardware, but the Nexus 7 is one of the few 7" devices that even comes close to it in specs and performance.

The one great thing is that it will get the latest OS updates and that will make it a more fun device to use. It hasn't even shipped yet, but has its own forum and someone has already figured out how to root the device . . . The most frustrating thing about Samsung is its silence and sluggishness regarding updating our beloved device. Not to mention the wifi driver issue.

I don't plan on getting rid of my Tab Plus but I have a Nexus 7 on pre order and can't wait to try some Jelly Bean.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] leodfs:
change the title to:

microsd x JB

:)

Enviado de meu MB525 usando o Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] CrisisCorE:
Well it has the superior processor and better software support, downside would be the missing microSD slot, limited internal storage and lack of 3g. So on the one hand you are dependent on the cloud but you dont get mobile data capabilities. Sure Tegra 3 is nice but i still think the tab+ is at the very least more mobile.

Oh yeah and the n7 is supposed to have a bit of a better screen.

Since it has only wifi and limited storage it's designed to be used at home mostly which conflicts with the concept of such a small screen size.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] slack04:
OK, so I was really curious about this too. I made a little spreadsheet to compare the GT+wifi to the 16gb N7. It's attached. There's several small differences (dimensions, materials, asthetics, etc.) that were either a matter of taste of too insignificant to call "different." BTW- if I've missed something let me know and I'll update.

Nexus 7 (16gb)-----Galaxy Tab Plus (6210 wifi only):

Processor: Tegra 3 Quad Core 1300MHz-----1.2 GHz dual-core Exynos 4210

OS: Android 4.1 Jelly Bean*- Vanilla-----Android 3.2 Honeycomb - Touchwiz

OS Future: Early upgrades for 18 months-----ICS July/August; nothing more

Display: 1280 x 800 IPS-----1024 x 600 PLS

Magnetometer: Yes-----No

USB Digital Audio: Yes-----No

NFC: Yes-----No

USB: MicroUSB w/host-----Samsung Proprietary w/host

Back Camera (MP): No-----3.1

Front Camera (MP): 1.2-----2

Expandable Memory: No-----Yes

Wifi: B/G/N-----A/B/G/N

Wifi 5Ghz: No-----Yes

So, there you have it. If you need mobile data, don't compare, just get a GT+. Also note the difference in user base for the two tablets which means a huge difference in the amount of development.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] VitaZora:
Thanks for pulling all this together!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] likenota:
Honestly if the nexus 7 had a microsd card slot id probably rid my gt+ but im not sure if im willing to give up storage for a faster cpu. ... I think it kind of is a downgrade, and cloud come on why would you want your files on another device and not your own? I think its a cool device and may work for you but all n all i think the gt+ is for the win in my book
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] killerbicycle:
I just sold my Gtab+ on ebay today and pre-ordered two Nexus 7.

I'm just tired of Samsung taking forever to roll out major updates, namely ICS. I've had working ICS leaks on my E4GT for several months now, which I am enjoying and all, however my P6210 has seen no such love. Its not mobile/3g so the carrier argument is null. What bothers me further is that Samsung put out the tab 2, which is extremely similar yet its got ICS.

I decided to sell it now, while i still can and forego the microSD card slot. apart from that, i am gaining a far superior tab that has much greater function (to me) than the tab plus.

Despite the Lack of external storage I do not see how a Gtab plus is in any way better than the Nexus 7. Even if it has 3G, pages are slow to load and browsers FC more often than i'd like to admit. I find myself (when using my phone) waiting and hopping onto wifi more often than waiting for 3G.

Based on Specs alone, my wants and needs would be satisfied by the Nexus 7. As great as external storage would be for movies during flights and trips, i can still make plenty of use of 16GB of on board storage for my half way around the world flights.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] CrisisCorE:
Small correction, the plus has a magnetometer
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] tazm0n:
Just some quick thoughts on my future with my GT7+...not commenting on anyone else's decision to switch or not....

Not sure if I'll sell my GT7+ or repurpose it, but I too have ordered an N7. Lack of ICS (my 10 android tab has it so I do know what I'm missing- unfortunately I don't have time these days to root/hack as much as I'd like to get an unofficial ICS on the GT7) is a big issue for me so getting to leapfrog it for JellyB is a dream. Day to day performance compared to iOS has always been so disappointing and it looks like JB will have that smooth, buttery UX that android has been severely lacking. I can't wait! I know many will disagree with that statement, but fanboi-ism aside, you gotta admit, why does android need two or even four cores running at 1.2-1.7Ghz to run as smoothly as iOS (which only uses a dual 1Ghz cpu or slower)? I'm not a dev or coder so don't know the nuts and bolts of the OS, but as a consumer the slow downs, freezes, stutters, etc is a deal killer.

These days an iPad3 is my main tab (/ducks...lol), but I still think the GT7 size is a portable sweet spot. There are times the iPad just feel to big to bring. Plus, the horsepower of Tegra 3 with that monster GPU (12 cores!) will make the N7 a serious competitor to the iPad for games and multimedia content creation (photo and video in my case)- if we get the proper apps. Another thing the the N7 got me with is a better supported screen rez- I've had app compatibility issues possibly because 1024x768 wasn't properly supported for a honeycomb tablet.

16GB with no expansion might be tough, but support for USB drives will come soon if not available at launch. No HDMI out is also a bummer, though again, I've read MHL support could be added with a firmware update.

Lack of 3G is a non-issue. 3G sucks. Sorry, but come on, in this age of LTE, good WiFi coverage about anywhere and LTE MiFi's, I would never pay extra to have 3G in a device these days. LTE data plans are about the same cost as 3G now and coverage is only getting better (obviously, I'm only talking about the US and have no idea what the situation for LTE is in other parts of the world)

Anyway, I know I'll always have uses for both OS's- well, my work requires I know and use both, but it's gonna be great to have a device that won't sometimes make me feel like a beta tester when I use Android.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] leodfs:
Damn, ipad was never into the discussion.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] CrisisCorE:
Yuck, sold mt ipad 2 to get this one. As long as they put ****ty software on it which is only designed to restrict your freedom, im not ever gonna get anything with a bitten apple on it lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] CrisisCorE:
Oh yeah an that with 3g is your opinion, but it highly depends on where you live. When youre on the countryside 3g is your only option, since there is bad lte coverage and wifi only at home so...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] mt2020:
Keeping my TabPlus, waiting for N7+.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] glaucosv:
Hey! nobody saw that the n7 has no interface for tablet? This is very important for the GT +
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] slack04:
If you can't find google or the search button, how did you make it to XDA?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Angultra:
GTab+: MicroSD, HDMI (with dongle), rear camera + LED, haptic feedback.

N7: Better resolution, OS, CPU, easier to hold (grippy case), NFC

I'll be keeping my GTab+ P6210 for now. Besides being a bit slower and lower res, it suits my purposes fine and has all the extras. Hopefully the OS will catch up eventually (at least 4.04 with good custom ROM, don't care for TW that much). Might get an N7 later but not in a huge rush right now.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] fozzir:
Keeping my GT+

but want to order the 32 Gig Nexus 7 (they are currently sold out)to have a cream of the crop OS to play with :). The only reason I need the Xtra space is for movies so I'll just bring my GPlus when on long trips and the Nexus 7 for short ones. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Kir Matt:
Well i wont leave my GT+ for sure.. I use it for cellular purpose and also browsing internet.. its my main gadget now ^^, but eyah, another 7" tab for 200 $ with 1.3 quad tegra.. jelly bean.. quite a good offer for self amusement.. ;) will consider getting that N7 as well.. but GT+ will always be my main, for now..
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] VitaZora:
Another direct comparison.

http://versusio.com/en/google-nexus-7-8gb-vs-samsung-galaxy-tab-7-0-plus-p6210-32gb
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] komoornik:
This comparision is bull****.

No DLNA on P6210?

Nexus 7 doesn't have USB mass storage out of the box.

Free navigation? You can install Google Maps on P6210 for free too.

Also this bull**** comparision doesn't mention things like rear facing camera, LED flash on P6210.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] VitaZora:
I have the p6210 and the Nexus 7, and I plan on keeping them both. I am posting comparisons FYI only.

I cannot and will not vouch for their accuracy, though.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] playah_balla:
first of all. i got no problem with this. this is like 90 percent true. except for the DLNA which the tab 7 plus have.

now.. on the other hand, the title is tab plus vs nexus 7.

the comparison posted is only for p6210 and nexus 7.

how about the p6200?

we can run almost all the apps that the N7 can.. e.g. dead trigger game

runnin smooth on p6200.

another thing. the 4g HSPA+/ sms/phone capablity and card slot.

IMHO. tab 7 plus p6200 "generally" remains the top device for 7" tablets.

props to nexus 7 for having the updated firmware support and the fast procie tegra 3.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] nrage23:
The nexus does not have expandable memory, so it will always be a no go for me. I like my 64gb micrsdxc card.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] playah_balla:
i forgot to mention the rear camera which is a bit mediocre but at least u can instantly capture a photo or video (hd) of something

just incase you're too lazy to bring an extra gadget (camera)
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] melcali:
+1 for the rear cam. even on my 10 incher when i had one, a rear cam on a tablet is a must for me since i use it to scan paper docs.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] Maverik18:
So, which one would you pick? The two 16gb wifi (the gt+ refurbished) are almost on the same price point. Don't know really which one to buy...
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] komoornik:
P6210 vs Nexus 7? Nexus 7 always.

P6200 vs Nexus 7? P6200 always.