yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mecasull:
I think real rumors started showing around august/September.... phone was shown in November?

I don't see why we would see a nexus phone launch in under a year since the galaxy nexus was shown. Unless there is credence to having multiple phone manufacturers go at once.

I'd say a release is 6-12 months out for the next phone, just based on common sense
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bord1er:
I don't think there gonna make a galaxy nexus 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] trauquen:
I wish it is Moto Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deekayy:
Quad-core nexus with 5mp camera. That's something to laugh about.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DustyFarts:
Well every november a new Nexus comes out to play..so be looking for some info on or around sept/Oct..should be based off the SG3..with some extra toys :D I myself really cant wait!! Cash is just waiting..l0l
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shadowstewie:
I'm hoping realistically for this.

Quad-Core S4 (If they can get the 4G to work with it)

2GB RAM

3000maH+ battery

4.5-4.7 inch screen

720p+ screen

8MP rear camera with badass sensor

2MP front camera

Android 4.1+ obviously
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] negrobembon:
To be realistic, im guessing it will be a somewhat gimped SGS3
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shreddintyres:
I'm Hoping its something more in the vein of the Nexus One where it was a completely unique device with nothing like it on the market.
[Galaxy S III General] inmnbob:
I was just resetting my g3 from Sprint and got a message about a system update available. It didn't install because my battery is too low. Did anyone else see this yet.

What does it fix?
[Galaxy S III General] G3noobie:
Google Wallet for one.
[Galaxy S III General] HotInEER:
Yes. It fixed Google wallet and a minor security fix.

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S3 on XDA premium HD.
[Galaxy S III General] HondaGalToo:
Never mind, I'll do more reading/searching before asking...
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] JoelChrist_:
Hi, I rooted my XPS and I was wondering if I could just upgrade the way its suposed to upgrade, trough sony siteor whatever, and still keep the root and doomkernel
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] hello_hello:
You need to relock the bootloader in order to use the official way to upgrade.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] isaacius0323:
I tried the way what you said, and failed. Just installed ICS from flashtool. :P
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] JoelChrist_:
Is there a way to flash it trough recovery
[HTC EVO 3D] Tribulattifather:
I am just about finished with my port. I am stuck at a standstill where it says the 'Android is upgrading' (see attachment).

I've attached my logcat.txt. Would anyone be interested in seeing if they can help me decode what I need to do next to complete my port.

I have an Evo3D Cdma, trying to port Sense 4 (HTC Ville) to it.

I was so excited when I finally got it to boot. Then to get to this point.. I just feel like I am so close, lol.

When it boots I leave it do its thing and after about 15 minutes of 'upgrading' the phone just turns off..
[HTC EVO 3D] ROM CH3F:
I can help let me take a look pm.me

And hit that thanks button
[HTC EVO 3D] ROM CH3F:
Pm me whenever possible
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Oliie23:
I've noticed little scratches on my GNex's screen. I remember reading somewhere that it's possible to get rid of small scratches on CDs by wiping them with toothpaste. Is there a chance it could work on the screen? Or is there a better way?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ficklecycler:
Sorry man. There isn't any reasonable way to do this. You have to live with it or cover it up. Some "wet application" screen protectors can do a decent job covering scratches.
[HTC One X] yosh89:
Hi. I flashed my one x to a touchwiz cm9 which worked great. Then I decided to try out cm9 and it wouldn't boot into cyanogenmod. So I tried to go into recovery but it comes up with the red exclamation point. Could I have some help please, I'm in way over my head :/
[HTC One X] Northantrim:
I'm no expert, but I think that means you have somehow gotten rid of CWM..

Re-flash it again through fastboot. Use this version.

Edit: Also, before trying out any new ROMs (maybe this doesn't apply to those using the Aroma installer, but I do it anyway just to be safe), go into fastboot and do in cmd:

fastboot erase cache

Then go into CWM and factory reset, wipe cache partition and then advanced -> wipe dalvik cache.

Then you can go ahead and install the ROM.
[HTC One X] njensign:
Try erase cache in fastboot. Do you use the stock kernel? Domination mod (cm9 based) has a problem with Franco kernel. There you need to flash faux or stock.

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] yosh89:
Oh thank you so much! That worked great. I had to flash the CWMR first and after I installed CM9 from zip, I flashed the boot.img from the CM9 zip and it booted straight in.

Thank you :)
[HTC One X] Northantrim:
Glad it works :D
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] GT780DXR:
Lately I been flashing ROMs left, and right. Trying to find that ROM that give a sweet performance, keeps a little of the Gapps, and none of the bloatware; as well as I like the interface. I am looking at Calkulin's E4GT 2 v1.6 [ ICS l FE22 l Tweaked l Battery Saver Script, and the Calkulin bare ROM converter. Currently I am running Wicked Sensations v 1.4 with modem FF18, and ICS 4.0.4. Here's where I am needing the help. Since technology moves faster then we can blink, and all the leaks that come out, or even official OTA. To update this forum can be daunting. So what is the latest in modem/kernel? Is the FE22 newer then the FF18? I know each modem will run differently on each phone, but if the FE22 is newer I am will to give it a test run to find out how it works on my phone. Right now as it is I tested the stock EL29, the FB21 (I think that's the number), and the FF18. The FF18 have uped my 5G link speed to 65Mbps. Stock was only 52Mbps, it increased my 4G pick up. Not so much the speed of 4G; as the range. Stronger signal one can say. Anyway Thank for reading, and your help.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] leaderbuilder:
what is a build number and what does it mean? The build number tells you when it was released.

Example:

EG30 (Gingerbread 2.3.4) Was released/shipped 07-30-2011

EL13 (Gingerbread 2.3.6) released 12-13-2011/ EL29 (Gingerbread 2.3.6) released 12-29-2011

[E=year – 2011 L=month – December and 13=Date]

So Build FF18 is an Ice Cream Sandwich build of Android – 4.0.4. Built June 18, 2012]

Same numbering is used for modems. So that last one we have is FF18
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] GT780DXR:
So if the E=year; How does the L determine month? I under that the first F of the FF build is 2012, but what would the second F be in terms of month? If I go to the Calkulin bare ROM then I should be able to install the FF18 modem correct? Would it be better to install through CWM, or Odin?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] playya:
Second F is for June... also your statement is a little confusing but I would suggest you using odin to install modems and kernels

---------- Post added at 08:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:56 PM ----------

Try and break up into paragraphs next time makes it a little easier to figure out but the info you need is in the development section
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] borkan:
It is just there system of labeling.

A=January

B=February

C=March

D=April

Etc..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] optimaljam:
have a sprint galaxy nexus and i wanted to know how to play those types of games like six guns ect.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
You can't play the Tegra versions because our phone isn't running a Nvidia Tegra processor. Nvidia makes non-Tegra versions of most (all?) of the games though.

And I'm assuming you mean Six-Guns? Its available in the Play Store right now...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
chainfire 3d https://play.google.com/store/apps/...t=W251bGwsMSwxLDMsImV1LmNoYWluZmlyZS5jZjNkIl0.

unsure if its jb compatible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] janarioo:
its not compatible i tried it few days ago got me in a bootloop
[Sony Tablet S] princeasi:
I've ripped this from my TMobile sgs2 ics update. I've tried it but it seems to need something extra to activate the front camera. Maybe a dev can figure it out. I'll keep this posted for a few hours or so. http://db.tt/ioJxfYXa
[Sony Tablet S] KCuadrado:
Can you download the latest Gapps (Google apps zip) from goo-im and extract the Face Unlock app. Push it to system/app with a file explorer and try it?

Or maybe it's missing some libs now that you installed it. I don't know :confused:
[Sony Tablet S] princeasi:
The app works but it's not initializing the camera.

I'm just sayin!
[Sony Tablet S] KCuadrado:
What about logcat? Download aLogcat free from Play Store on the tablet and try to use face Unlock. Then check the logcat later, it might say what's happening.
[Sony Tablet S] princeasi:
I'll leave that to a dev that's interested in getting this to work. If I ran a logcat, I wouldn't know what it's saying.

I'm just sayin!
[Sony Tablet S] thomas.raines:
To get this to work, you would need to baksmali the classes.dex from framework.jar, settings.apk and services.jar from a known device like the s2 and from this device, find the smali files you need, then incorporate them into the tab files, smali them back and then push them into the ROM. It's a very difficult task that takes a lot of time and knowledge of java, python and shell scripting. you would also have to push the binaries and libraries associated with face lock and make them function correctly. Also, with done devices, you would need the kernel support meaning you would need to add the proper modules/drivers to the kernel...
[Sony Tablet S] princeasi:
Ah hell, I guess facelock is a no go lol!

I'm just sayin!
[Sony Tablet S] <robin>:
e....

Nothing Here

The file you are looking for has been deleted or moved.

-------------------------------------------------------------

maybe you can use this to fix it

Dalvik-Bytecode-Editor

https://code.google.com/p/dex-editor/
[Sony Tablet S] marinos35:
Have you tried this?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.facelock4apps

The paid version has also face lock screen, don't know for the free.

Sent from my XT910
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
Problem, The Play Store and the settings gets to be locked which is irritating when trying to access the Play Store soon has possible which is the reason I uninstalled it :p
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hemanshu025:
Hello Guys,

I was looking for Samsung touchwiz UI(any galaxy model) for Non rooted TF300

Any body have please tell or point me where to look. I been looking lots of post but there are related to rooted phone and tablet.

Any help in this matter highly appreciated.

Thanks.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MegaNoob:
There aren't that many ports yet for this device yet. All the rom`s are in development section and require you to unlock the bootloader.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1697227
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lightsout:
Normally when adding any custom roms you need to root and unlock the boot loader. Without this I assume your only option would be to possibly find some sort of launcher that was similar to touchwiz. and some custom widgets etc.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dee32181:
I know there is a big question as to whether the American gs3 has the wolfson audio chip. I can tell you right away that using poweramp with the rock preset produces some of the best audio I have heard out of any media player. Just so you understand my level of audio history I currently own Shure e500 pth, Phonak audeo pfe 232, klipsch x10, velodyne vpulse, ultimate ears super fi .5 eb, klipsch s4, shure se535, klipsch image one, audio technica pro 700 mk2. I have owned cowon d3, j3, ipod touch ipod classic, toshiba gigabeat s60. I am just giving you guys a heads up that it also is powerful enough to drive all the headphones (except for th Audio technica) without an amp. Hopefully this post helps a music fanatic like myself.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] henrybravo:
Wrong forum, you meant to post here. International users likely don't care about the American carrier-specific variants.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] SlimJ87D:
Hey your forums are over here.

http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1668

Glad we could help.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] lude219:
Next thing you'll tell me is that the dual-core krait is a lot better than the exynos quadcore due to it having LTE!!!11!

/inbeforejamesnmandy :p
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] cloudyphiz:
I agree regarding the audio quality, my iem's are Earsonic SM-3's and I definitely know good sound when I hear it. The GS3 is the real deal, Wolfson or not.

I posted the same on head-fi and was largely ignored. People will catch on son though.

Gary
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dee32181:
Well Quad core doesnt really matter outside of benchmarks because there will b no software to take unique advantage of it. I also have a tegra 3 one x and i can tell you that my wifes s4 one x is smoother than mine. The only quad core architecture that matters is the one that has software that takes advantage of it. And right now tegra zone is the only softwarestore that has that. As far a audio quality is concerned, anyone can take advantage of good audio quality. All they need is music and decent headphones.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dee32181:
not to mention the fact that the nexus 7 is tegra 3. that means quad core exynos processor will have a uphill climb as far as software adoption.

The few milliseconds of performance that the quad core gives means little to nothing to the general population. But if it makes you feel better, the quad core processor is better.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] henrybravo:
Please go away. You don't need to be posting in the International forum justifying your AT&T SGS3 purchase. Everyone here knows the pluses and minuses of each model. Tegra 3 isn't all that great BTW.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] graffixnyc:
I loled
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] graffixnyc:
They are all just envious of us over here.. I mean our dev section is bigger than all the US Variants combined. Lmao

Seriously though you don't see us going there and posting about the international version
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dee32181:
mods close thread. sorry if everyone thinks m trying to gloat about the att version. when i bookmarked the sgs3 i only had the international forum. have a good day.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] NaimC:
For the record, power doesn't equal quality. My 4S actually drives my Westone 4's and Beyerdynamic T1s slightly louder than my international S3. But the S3 is slightly cleaner and more detailed.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] nativestranger:
You are wrong. I am an international GS3 user but I do care about the audio quality on the US GS3. I want to know what is the big deal about having wolfson audio and I am sure there are others here who do as well.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] henrybravo:
minor clarification

Noted. BTW the U.S. SGS3 doesn't use the Wolfson DAC, it uses the Audience eS305 audio processor. So if you really do care how the Audience chip sounds even though you have the Wolfson in your phone, then have at it.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] nodstuff:
You'll see what the big deal is once supercurio releases voodoo.

Have you used a phone with voodoo before?? Nexus s or sgs1?

Sent via some sort of internet thing
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dee32181:
nobody said power equals quality. I said it sounds great and in a totally separate sentence I said it drives most of my headphones fine. One doesnt equal the other. Because if it has a terrible d/a converter then the amplifier will amplify terrible audio. Thats kinda 101 level stuff.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] SlimJ87D:
Nope
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Mike Blitz:
You're 1 person, just because you say you have loads of expensive earphones doesn't mean anybody can trust you. Plus you said your using presets, anyone can use a preset that makes it sound good to them.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Poker gypsy:
are we taking about ear phones or loud speaker? my speaker sucks my old arc was louder
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] nativestranger:
Have you noticed crackling sound on the US galaxy S3?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dee32181:
Nobody said you have to trust me, my opinion is my opinion, just like everyone else. Apparently this post wasnt meant for you or anyone like you. For your info, i never said i was an audiophile which is a person that doesnt like any coloration in their music. I am an audio fanatic which means i like music without a preference for coloration or non coloration in their music. So instead of trolling me about my opinion, go find another thread in which everyone agrees with your opinion so that you can get your rocks off.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dee32181:
I havent noticed it. people said it had to do with the aac files.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dee32181:
For anyone who doubts i have what i say i have. Phonak audeo pfe232, shure e500, klipsch x10i, audio technica pro700 mk2, klipsch inage one
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] graffixnyc:
Nice.. I have a pair of klipsch s4a, shure scl-4, and shure se535 which I use onstage as iem. Sound is also very important to me being I'm a musician
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] insomnia:
I do not understand why the US variant owners feel the need to come here in the international section to either:

1. Prove their version is equally better

2. Is superior because of x y z reasons

3. Bring their US e-peen to measure it up against the international version

4. Educate the international forum people more about their variants

Did anyone from the international section request the above???? Does anyone from here even give a damn about the above? I personally don't.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] sonji3:
Sweet cans. Which ones do you prefer with the SG3? Do you listen to Flac? I want to use SG3 as my mobile player and don't want convert my library. I have a SG2 and the sound is not that impressive. Looking for your opinion.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] wiz4769:
Umm, you do realize your in the US version section right??
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] graffixnyc:
umm the thread was originally in the international section and was moved over here. Hence why some people said he was posting in the wrong section
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Milk Tea:
Is there a link to a topic discussing AAC files on the Galaxy S III / Android (is the problem Android-general?)

Would love to know what kind of AAC files we're talking about here (iTunes, Nero Digital, or (ugh) HE-AAC...)
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dee32181:
From my understanding it has to do with the aac engine in poweramp. Nobody has noted the different encoding sources
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dee32181:
The phonak audeo pfe232. They are my favorite by far. Yes I do have some flac files as well as wav files
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L0rdWaffles:
Sorry for having my second post here be a question, I was a bit reluctant to sign up here since there was no forum for my phone. But I believe there are some people here with enough experience to help me without one.

I am following build instruction as per the original developers instruction. But can't get past brunch. I have been at this for hours and still no luck. There is no way to contact the original developer of the device profile. He has left the community for now.

I hope some of you may be able to shed some light on what I am doing wrong. I will include the output and instruction which contain links to the repo in the help.txt attachment
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L0rdWaffles:
Bump.

Should this be in the Android Software and Hacking General section? I shyed away from doing so because of this.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead soul:
Hi

my Galaxy S II is fully working but only one prob when i put simcard I can see networks but i cannot ring ??

is this software issue or hardware ??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dead soul:
Found solution !!!

My phone settings were set to only work with 2G instead of 3G/HSPDA/HSUPA some carrier networks allow their SIM cards to only work on internet/3G data enabled phones

So I 3G and it worked
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gastonw:
Self service.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] carbonassassin:
Unfortunately blownco is no longer able to provide file hosting for my app carbon tweaks. If anyone is able to provide new file hosting I would be so grateful. Not only to me but all users of my application for the note Many thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] dstarfire:
Which roms (or rom families, really) are best for which purposes? I know some are designed to be fast and lightweight, while others go for the richest user experience, or other specialized purpose/situation.

My question is how can I find out the aim of the various roms?

The rom threads focus mostly on features provided and what rom family (if any) they based it on. Since I have no idea the aim of the original rom family (aokp, cm, miui, etc.) it's hard to decide which one is right for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] fgcu340:
Which player do you have?
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] klin1344:
Stock ROMs, which most of the customs ROMs out there are based on, are probably the most stable but the performance won't be as good.

CM7 and CM9 are slim and super fast, while MIUI, which is Cyanogen-based, has a bit more eye candy at the cost of performance. AOKP is very similar to CM9, except as far as I know the team has added many tweaks and features to make the experience more pleasant. Both are good choices if you're looking for ICS.

Hope this clears up some of the questions you may have :)
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] dstarfire:
Thanks, Klin. That's exactly the sort of info I'm looking for.

and I'm running the USA 5.0, fgcu. It was either this or an ipad, and avoiding itunes was worth the extra $20 (ipods were on sale that week).
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] nightfire37:
If you are looking to install a rom, I recommend what I have listed down below. The dev of the rom is currently updating it to 2.3.6 and I can't wait for it. It will deffinitely fix the wifi drop bug and a slightly better Gingerbread version. You do need to install a custom rom though and the one below is also a good one too.
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] Supermaster34:
This was my rom of choice back when I was running GB. In my opinion it is the most stable rom available for the Player 5.0. This rom is pretty fast and light as it is based on a stock GB rom.

I would also recommend this rom as it is also very stable.

For general use I would say use GB as everything works, but you can also get ICS roms if you want but all of the ICS roms in the development section have pretty major issues e.g. the camera does not work. Take a look in the development section and read the user comments/reviews/bug reports
[Galaxy S III Accessories] The_Biz:
Case*Mate, Barely There Brushed Aluminum Case

Got this today locally and only grabbed it cause I was able to get it way below its retail. After putting it on the phone, I really like it. I loved my Incipio feather lite and this is actually better imo. The edges actually snap over the phone and the bottom and top are actually covered a tad more than the feather lite did on my gs2 (this could be from the different style of phone though).

The aluminum on the back feels pretty nice and the paint is actually nice on the rest as it isn't slippery like I thought it would be. Sweaty hands my make it slippery though.

You can get these at at the case mate website for $40, or at the AT&T store for $40 as well.

I don't think this will protect the phone to well in a massive drop, but it will obviously protect it from scuffs and help keep the battery cover like new (cause we like $40 cases that protect $20 battery covers :P).

Mainly I got this cause I don't like bulk and at more than half price, I couldn't pass it up. XD

On to the pics -