yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Incredible S] ragz:
Thanks for the release,i know there are lots of happy incs owners now, thought maybe we needed a place to say thanks so you could see it.

Don't press my thanks,cause its thanks to football.leave him a thanks!:)
[HTC Incredible S] ragz:
How about a bunch of +1s .to get the ball Rollin?
[HTC Incredible S] acme anvil:
+1
[HTC Incredible S] Amar-S:
What release did I miss ?
[HTC Incredible S] zukri90:
mike1986 uploading the new arhd 3.0.0?
[HTC Incredible S] mr nick:
Surprised he posted it here after the bunch of childish *****ing about him the other week.
[HTC Incredible S] jknarf:
+1
[HTC Incredible S] ragz:
Yes there was a lot of unhappy people,so lets give the guy the appreciation he deserves and maybe next time around we see a better result.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] boystuff:
so i'm a newbie to the sgsII picked up a white one from t-mobile to replace my aging vibrant.

so i've been reading, scouring, and researching the methods for rooting/installing CWR and it seems a bit lenghy in terms of steps etc compared to the vibrant.

My phone shipped stock with ics. so my question is this, is the only current root/cwr installation method via odin?

On my vibrant i have a update.zip backed up that i use for installation of cwr/root thats why i ask.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] shankar10:
Odin is the only way you can get cwm to install. Then you can install custom roms
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] datrapstar:
Easy as pie, go to galaxys2root.com and it will give u a step by step guide. Make sure u select correct device model, if you don't you will end up with a brick.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codmdantes:
Hi. I come from Apple's iPhone, and don't know many things about Android.. One of the annoying "problems" Android software has, is not recognizing ad hoc hotspots... I googled for an answer, and found that there is an app called Wifi Ad Hoc enabler, but is compatible with only 5 or 6 Android devices. So i ask, if there is a way to fix this on my Galaxy s3 and be able to recognize and connect to ad hoc hotspots......
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Michael_P:
Can't be done yet but apparently some people are working on it.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codmdantes:
Thank you for your answer... I suppose, that when a solution is found, it will be posted in this section... Thank you again...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d4fseeker:
In most cases people whe create/need ad-hoc hotspots, they are trying to tether the phone on the computer's internet connection.

If you're running Windows, try using Connectify on the computer (Windows 7 only). That application will create a real AP hotspot and not ad-hoc connections.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codmdantes:
I tried to create a hotspot from my laptop using Connectify, but it sais AP is not supported, so i am still unable to see the wifi from the phone.. I tried creating a hotspot from my iPad, and no luck either :( . I think it is the same problem with ad hoc...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] james300:
hi,check my post and let me know if this work

hi,check my post and let me know if this work ,backup your orginal wpa first ok http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1777413

i put post on sgs3 q&a forum to ask if this work one member answer that this work http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1831205
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gumpelstilzchen:
Didn't work for me! (GT-I9300, stock rooted)

Regards
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Jaxidian:
Hey all,

Just got this phone for my wife and we're working on properly accessorizing it. For now, we have a temporary case and what MUST be a temporary screen protector. Bought a cheapo one off eBay and it is TERRIBLE! There certainly is no glare but you know how oil on your screen causes the red, green, and blue to "pop" on a white screen? Well, this entire screen is like that and it's terrible! It's not a slight dulling of the screen. It's moreso a horrendous raping of the screen and spitting out the leftover colors - it's that bad!

I usually just default to Steinheil anti-glare screen protectors and have loved every single one! (We really want an anti-glare SP.) However, they didn't make one for this phone. Clearly, taking a stab at a random one off of eBay didn't work. So we're here asking ya'll. What's a good anti-glare one to use? Dry install, please.

Thanks! :)
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] gtmaster303:
If you can't find a screen protector for our phone, you can always find one for a bigger phone and cut it down to size.

You just have to be a little handy with an X-acto knife

I never really believed in screen protectors. The glass is resilient enough to withstand A LOT of wear and scratches
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] Jaxidian:
It's not that I can't find one. It's that I can't find a good one. And I would never be able to cut down a good-looking screen protector with an exacto knife, unfortunately. :-(
[T-Mobile myTouch 4G Slide] strapped365:
I know that the ones sprint has are good quality, they come in a 3 pack of sp, 2 standard and 1 antiglare for 12 bucks. I used them on my shift which is a 3.7 inch slider, and if i remember right it was shapped like the screen so i think it would work for this phone. I havent taken the risk yet but i def need to.

Sent from my HTC MyTouch 4G Slide running MikXE
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rharter:
I've been a Nexus phone user for a long time, and now I own a Nexus 7 tablet. My wife just got a Galaxy S2 (work provided) and I find what Samsung has done to the software of that phone appalling. Especially since Ice Cream Sandwich Android has become minimalistically beautiful. I love my stock "Google Experience". Everything is so simple and beautiful.

My question is this, would it be feasible to crowd source an open sourced hardware project to design and build an android phone? I've developed software for years but don't know anything about developing hardware outside of my arduino kit. Hardware vendors are failing by trying to focus on software (like Samsung and HTC) as the differentiator, seemingly forgetting that thy are hardware manufacturers and great hardware should be enough.

My thought is to design a fairly cheap (at or under $500), hopefully high quality phone that is compatible with stock Android. Think something like the Nexus 7 only at 4-4.3 inches and with a cell radio. If its compatible with stock Android then we wouldn't have to spend time like Samsung does making our software compatible with the newest Android release before making it available to the public.

Are there any hardware engineers out there who might be able to tell me what this would take? I'm sure it would take a lot of people and a lot of time, and might not be possible without billions in the bank, but I'd like to know if the necessary skills exist in the community and if we can pull them together.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 063_XOBX:
I doubt it will be possible just because of the amount of funds necessary to begin such a project. OEM's can make their devices because they order components in mass quantities so they get wholesale pricing and I just don't see the demand for such a device being enough to crowd-source it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 16bitboy:
I think that the phone hardware should be a mid-low quality one in order to get the funds needed to slowly start making them. And even with that, it's not an easy task, since you will be selling a mid-low quality device for the price of a high quality one. You would have to offer something more.

But it's an interesting idea.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haraldr Blaatand:
I am an electrical engineer that specialized in digital design and computer software, and made some custom boards for a small company. So, I'm speaking from some experience, not just blowing smoke out my ***.

Is it possible to design a phone? Sure.

I would guess the processor would have to come from TI, and Qualcomm and NVIDIA have such bad support reputations.

We would need a team of engineers on par with the size of the CyanogenMod community. We need electrical engineers from digital, RF, analog, power... and probably other EE specializations. Then some mechanical and probably other engineers.

For under $500? No.

As previously noted, the manufacturers are buying LARGE quantities, probably with lots of legal agreements, to get better prices than we could asking for 1,000 (if we're lucky) at a time... IF we could get enough priority to get our hands on that many.

The printed circuit boards alone are going to be expensive, not counting the cost of adding the components to it/them. The board(s) in your phone are (complete guess here) 6 or more layers, divided into digital, analog, and RF sections, with internal vias (connections from one layer to another that do not pass clear through the whole stack of layers.) They've been simulated in expensive CAD software, prototyped and tested in a $nnn,000 test chamber, possibly sent back for a design tweak one ore more times, THEN sent to the FCC

+equivalents for their OK. In other words, $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$.

Adding to the previous point, these are tiny, MANY pin, surface mount components, that cannot be soldered by hand. So, you've got to find a custom board assembly company, and pay to have the parts added.

Alternatively, it could be a little cheaper, but it would be the size of one or more of the Harry Potter books... in hardback.

Then get your hands on: batteries, charger, display, Gorilla glass, and a case to hold it all.

The only reason why we see phones at $500, or $200 with contract, is because the carriers are going to get a huge amount of money from you when you pay for service. I guessing here, but those prices are both subsidized by the carrier. That $500 price has already reduced from the manufacturer's price using money sucked from the customers under contract.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rharter:
That's a lot of great information. I have a few thoughts.

You mention the $500 price point being subsidized, but that's not necessarily true. I buy only unlocked devices without contract (not from Carriers) and my Nexus S cost $529 new.

What about just using a reference design from a manufacturer, essentially just a rebadge. You can see that Orange has done that with the Intel Medfield reference design.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Haraldr Blaatand:
Then I'm not as smart as I think I am. It was a guess. I was wrong.

This is a complete phone they are selling to carriers (to help get their Atom processors some attention). From this article about the Medfield reference design:

So, without more information, I don't see this as any different than most other phones. The phone is still a black box to be hacked.

I did a little googling, and didn't find anything in the way of actual design details. I did come across this article Fast, good, or cheap - or why you can't build a smartphone, which basically says the same thing... only with a more cynical attitude.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vamsi.yuvaraj:
Friends,

I have rooted my phone and currenly using CM 7.2 smultron. I want to upgrade it to CM 9 RC. Please provide the necessary steps for doing so. Thanks in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Juicy555:
Im thinking of getting it but im wondering how big does it feel? Like compared to a 4.5" screen phone or 4.3" phone?

I know its a 4.65" screen but i know a goof portion of the bottom is used for the keys.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Feels pretty good in hand honestly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Depends on the size of your hand...

I personally don't have a problem holding it about 90% of the time. The other 10% of the time I feel like I'm going to drop it because I'm walking down the street and trying to do something pretty involved one handed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
How big..? xD

it's normal, it feels good on my hand without cases, but with cases it fells not nice but it stays then much better..

when I use my Samsung jet or ZTE Blade then Galaxy nexus feels pretty big sometimes..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] consultant.ben:
That is a pretty relative question, but mine feels pretty good in my hand. It is not a tiny phone by any means, but that is offset by my case.

It has a kickstand through which I slip a finger to walk around with the phone in my hand instead of a pocket.

It FEELS bigger than my old DX, but feels better at the same time. /shrug
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
OK so here's my experience with the magical Nexus.

Yes at first, (came from a LG Versa & iPod Touch) it felt and looked big.

But if u saw the presentation, they made the Bezel(side) so thin so it wouldn't feel so big.

And what do u know. It feels natural in the hand and in turn, I could never pick up a device that is smaller then 4.2" in screen size.

Now here is one thing for sure.

It will feel big in your pocket. I wear skinny Jeans and man this thing looks big in my front pocket and forces me to put it in my pocket when standing up. When I sit down it goes in my front pocket.

So that is my experience.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
I find it about perfect for my medium sized hands. It's not that much bigger than an I9100, and because of its shape (very slight curve) it feels better in pocket. I wouldn't want to go much bigger however. All things considered it's likely a touch smaller than other 4.65" phones (if there are others that use physical keys as opposed to soft keys).

The first thing I did when I bought mine was do the "pocket test", i.e. how does it feel in the front pocket of my jeans. As I said the very slight curve does make a big difference, it's not a brick in your pocket and I find it feels smaller than my SGSII did.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Arthur Hucksake:
Feels like a relatively small phone to me compared to the One X and Note I had previously. lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
The note is the same size as a box of cereal :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garekinokami:
Feels smaller than the i9100. More comfortable for sure, with the more rounded corners, but I sure as heck can't reach the top of the screen with one hand. That sorta sucks, but i'm not really the kinda person to walk around with it out in my hands.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bloodredshoes:
well the phone is the size of my hand so it feels a bit big, but its lightweight. Its not really a big deal though because I carry a purse. So as long as you don't have tiny hands like me, you should be fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JaiaV:
The only answers you're going to get are completely subjective. 'Feels good in the hand' statements in reviews are always a little silly because anything like that is completely up to the individual holding the object. It's best to try the device out yourself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bcrawford:
Yeah, I feel the same way. I have a lot of trouble hitting the upper left corner of the screen when holding it with my right hand. I do love this phone though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bleezyd:
I had a Motorola Droid X before my Gnex and it doesnt feel that much bigger. The screen is awesome though, much more detail obviously and since the screen goes close to the edges, its not really that much bigger of a phone.

You wont regret it :cowboy:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Juicy555:
hm... this is the kinda thing that bugs me, on my iphone i had no problem with this...

Ive had a skyrocket ( which i sold ) thats a 4.5" screen and it was somewhat hard to get to the top left, i guess its kinda of phablet thing lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lavman72:
just got a Galaxy Nexus. Coming from the Samsung Infuse, which is a big phone in itself (4.5" screen). The Nexus just feels better in hand, imho. Whether it's beveled edges, curved glass, it just feels better.

As mentioned by someone else, I currently don't have a case on it,but one is on the way. Will be interested to see how it feels then.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] negrobembon:
Normal, though its size its spoiling me(dat screen)

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bdmack00:
I came to the Nexus from a Charge (4.3") and was nervous about the slightly bigger Nexus. Comparing them side by side the Nexus is the same width and only slightly taller. Overall not too bad.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
Hell yeah!!! Small size.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nhan Lam:
Moved from 4 inches phone. First impression : this phone is huge .. but then get used to it .. sometimes still have problem cause my thumb can't reach to top left corner .. lol Don't think I can afford for bigger phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
Damn tiny hands. =p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] negrobembon:
What? The note its just a little taller than the nexus

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
You're right, it's positively tiny.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moeahmad1995:
Came from a g2x and it feels slippery lol. When I first opened the box and it slipped on my bed thankfully lol. Its like a bar of soap. Screen doesn't seem big for me tho and I have small hands. Just cant reach the top left when I'm holding it with my right and like others have said.

The note is the size of a giant flat screen TV ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] moeahmad1995:
Why do u have a pic of a flat screen next to a nexus? Was that necessary?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
Lets all take pictures with our device on top of our hand for everyone to see

Okay, I'll start it later, too damn lazy right now to get off the couch and go get my prime (which is in my room right now) :p

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hawon:
It is bigger than my gf's hand but she doesn't have any problem using it. She loves it!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sam razzy:
My friends n family say that this phone is more perfect then galaxy s ii.. ;) I love it

sent from jElly Belly NeXus PrimE
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] trauquen:
a little big to me, and too much bigger than my friends' smartphones ;), i really think if large screen is not important to you, it should not be bigger than 4".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SocialReject:
How do I screenshot my hand holding my phone? :sly:

Sent from the future.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
That's good question.. :D

All cameras what i have is broken or with them I can take pictures with bad quality, iPod can't capture images so I can't make pictures..

You should need mirror to make picture of Nexus in your hands? xD
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
After using the Nexus for a few months now, it starts to feel a tad small. I don't think I have particularly big hands.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Feels great in my hand. :D

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the next nexus needs an IR blaster. think of all the diabolical fun!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] msedek:
It's okay but I bought a galaxy note cause I wanted bigger xD.. Now when ever I switch to my Nexus it feels so Damn small lol...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tanayar:
Suddenly all the iPhones looks uncomfortable small! I have rather small hands; my 12 years old sister got bigger hands. I love my Galaxy Nexus but I found it a bit slippery. Solved it by buying a tpu case for it. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xuggs:
I've got hulk hands so it really fits in well for me. Honestly for browsing this is the best device i've come across. Not too bulky *cough* galaxy note *cough* and not too small. I wouldn't mind if it were a 4.3" either like the HTC HD7 for e.g.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jordanishere:
Yeah the phone feels much smaller than my T989 which is an un-curved, slab-like device. The screen on the Gnex is bigger, but the phone feels smaller because of its form factor.

Having the bottom curved really helps with the audio quality during calls too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] superdx:
The Nexus is big, but it's also extremely light. If you're coming from an iPhone 4, you wouldn't believe how much it weighs. Also, the screen is huge in comparison!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MikeyMike01:
Feels about the same as the Galaxy S II

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] OmgitzFire:
It is pretty big , I have to stretch my thumb to barely reach the notifacation bar , but that's prolly because I have small hands .

However it is very very light so I guess there's some sort of a balance there .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] UnknownFearNG:
When I first got it, coming from the Wildfire S, it felt quite large. After a few months, it feels perfect :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rjcapp:
Fits great.

I'm used to the numbness in my hand.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] devator22:
I've found that you find ways to get around the screen with one hand. You have to shift the position of your hand sometimes, but it comes naturally after a while.

Its funny though, because it gives the appearance of being gigantic. My friend saw it and was surprised by how big it was, until I held it up to her phone and the screens were actually close to the same size.
[HTC One V] hasoon2000:
What are the mount point for the phone? Making a file to add capability to the Android kitchen so you guys can do the basics quicker.
[HTC One V] Lloir:
which one are you after? i have all the mount block points

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/recovery emmc /dev/block/mmcblk0p21

/boot emmc /dev/block/mmcblk0p22

/cache ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p28

/data ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p26

/sdcard vfat /dev/block/mmcblk1p1

/system ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p25

/misc emmc /dev/block/mmcblk0p17

/devlog ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p29

/sd-ext vfat /dev/block/mmcblk1
[HTC One V] hasoon2000:
Thanks. ro.product.device is primo, right?
[HTC One V] Lloir:
PrimoU for the gsm version and PrimoC for the CDMA version
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] butters149:
Like the title said, is there a weather widget that shows the hourly conditions as well as 5-7 day forecasts?

Thanks!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] realfelix:
you can download HD widgets from the market that provides a big clock with weather and another widget with 5 or 7 days forecast :) but it will cost you 1,99€..
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] butters149:
I have weather widgets right now and am using the template that has the clock and weatehr for one day only because it only took up half the space on my homescreen, the one with clock and 5 day weather takes up a whole page.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Xploda:
I downloaded the beta of Recast, and i really liked it.

It's out on the market now, i think i will buy it too.

It can be found here

I added a screenshot to show you what it looked like on my phone, just to give you an idea.

There are many widget layouts to choose from as well as different styles and additional styles you can download through the app.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] svenoaks:
If anyone's still looking, I made one - because I was annoyed that none of the weather widgets had a sensible hourly weather forecast.

Search Google Play for "Hourly Weather Widget" (exact title), its a couple rows down the results.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben36:
bbc weather is good!

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kaffee4Eck:
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ROM-Info:

- Based on Android 4.0.4 CM9 RC2 / MIUI 2.7.6

- MIUI Launcher

- CRT-OF

- APN for almost all networks

- 3G/Data/Phone/Bluetooth/GPS/Audio/Everything

- ADFREE Hosts File to block Spam/Advertisements

- USB File Explorer

- WIFI Tethering and USB Tethering

- Inbuilt Root Permissions App

- Fluxi Kernel (New SWIPE TO UNLOCK!!!)

- 3 Way Reboot (Hold Power Button)

- Multilanguage

Kown Bugs:

- No FM Radio (I will do my best to add it)

- Need time to boot (CM9 after some nightly its faster "thumps up")

- No more known.

Download:

K4E_MONSTA_05

Addons:

Fixes:

Credits to:

chillzz (For inspiration and some Files.)

Cyanogenmod (For CM9 Versions)

Xiaomi (For MIUI Versions and frustrated, confused times)

My family

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Old Version:

K4E_MONSTA_04

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