yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Asus Transformer TF700] Digital Man:
I agree about touchwiz. I hate it with a passion. On my galaxy note phone, the home screen doesn't even rotate to landscape - at least I haven't found a way to make it do so.

I disagree about exynos however. You can't judge a processor that hasn't been released and benchmarked yet (however synthetically) or tested in real world use.

Everyone touted the Tegra 2 as being the best thing since sliced bread, well before it was released, and same with the Tegra 3

Both have been less than perfect in actual practice. I think I will wait and see. Also remember Samsung is responsible for some very impressive displays - the retina display of the ipad 3, and the amoled screen of the tab 7.7 and excite 7.7 for example. The display of this tab might be quite good. Won't know until its available.

Also, I'll bet a quad core exynos pushing a 720p screen will be blazing fast compared to a Tegra 3 trying to push a 1080p screen..

Honestly, if just the web browsing were smooth it would be a major improvement!
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
Sounds like a great unit. Shame indeed it doesn't have the battery-powered dock. I want the best of both worlds! ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] hshah:
I was considering the Note, but it hasn't got a HD screen and to be honest the keyboard dock clinches it for me...
[Asus Transformer TF700] dknotty:
Will need to see the screen resolution before assessing if this really is a competitor to the TF700.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ray3andrei:
If you don't know that tf700 holds the benchmark for the best CPU, you shouldn't be talking , it uses Tegra 3 t33 which is the best as far as cpu's and gpu's go and if you guys knew a single thing not the CPU pushes the pixels but the GPU in which case the exynos has a very slight advantage because of the lower resolution screen but Samsung will use the cheap plastic back, and worse back camera, and ****ty updates, sure the infinity has some I/o problems but mine hardly lags, sure it's inconsistent but, but it can be fixed.. sorry no go for samsung

Sent from my Jelly Beaned GNexus
[Asus Transformer TF700] ray3andrei:
Wrong wrong wrong... the exynos is slightly behind t33

Sent from my Jelly Beaned GNexus
[Asus Transformer TF700] josuetenista:
All the benchmarks point that the Exynos found on the GS3 its more powerful than the Tegra 3 T30 wich is almost the same as the Tegra 3 T33 found on the new infinity. I don't think the Tegra 3 will be powerful enough to handle such a big screen resolution.

Here is the chart for GPU performance.

as you can see the new exynos is much powerful than the Tegra 3.

Don't go with a Tegra 3 full hd screen tablet. Wait for a better GPU
[Asus Transformer TF700] mdemons12:
Is it, that's great to hear! I was going by the T30 vs the Exynos quad core not the T33

Best advice though, feel them both if you can, find out which feels best and has the best experience. I doubt the T33 is too weak for the 1080p display as it is still a very up to date CPU. You have Samsung crappy build quality vs aluminium and a little plastic on the TFI, for me thats a winner.
[Asus Transformer TF700] timrock:
if this had a better screen and USB port, i'd consider it. If the Toshiba Excite 10, took a micro sd card ( i already purchased a couple of 64gb micro cards) and had a USB port, i'd consider that too. Damn you Asus for making something that has everything i need, but then making these mistakes.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jotokun:
I'd strongly consider it if it had a high DPI screen. As is, its not an option for me. Still picking up a TF700 in a week when it launches.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ray3andrei:
geforceulp is powerfull enough despite it being a little slower that mali 400, but you cant deny that cpu is superior to exynos quad

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Sent from my Asus Transformer Pad Infinity
[Asus Transformer TF700] ray3andrei:
besides jelly bean is around the corner for the infinity so performance wont be an issue and btw i can run dead trigger without an issue, and it is optimized for 1920x1200

Sent from my Asus Transformer Pad Infinity
[Asus Transformer TF700] d14b0ll0s:
Thanks for the benchmark results. Actually, could you tell me if you always get a similar result? And what governor and power mode were these done on? (performance?)

My results tend to vary, in various benchmarks too.
[Asus Transformer TF700] reluttr:
Does anyone know how much better the SPen is compared to a regular capacitive stylus. I know it has the pressure sensitivity and all, but can it compare to a Wacom Bamboo in the slightest?
[Asus Transformer TF700] d14b0ll0s:
AFAIK its main strength is being used with Samsung's "Note" devices because of the induction technology, otherwise it won't give better results.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ray3andrei:
It seems to bounce around 12000 on antutu, 4800 on quadrant and 1500 they're not always constant and I did it on balanced and I seem to get better results than performance

Could you post some of your benchmark results ?

Sent from my Jelly Beaned GNexus
[Asus Transformer TF700] d14b0ll0s:
Interesting. I get all sorts of results. Maybe less varied with sio. Probably something faulty about my device, but it runs ok apart from that. I'd still prefer the Krait.

Sure, first thing tomorrow :) [I'm on low battery now ;>]

So are you running the "interactive" CPU governor? (+ sio or noop?)

What are your LinPack scores? Are they consistent?

My last result in AnTuTu was 12219, but these were done in performance mode + with performance governor and I remember getting as low as 4xxx in balanced mode with noop.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] sqwigy224:
Whenever i try to charge my phone it charges normally for a few seconds and then a warning sign pops up and says " Battery Disconnected"

Has this happened to anyone else? and if so, if you find a solution i would greatly appreciate on how to fix this issue.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Hermetics:
I have had some of the best pqk (physical qwerty keyboard) phone's around from BlackBerry Bolds to the HTC G2 and even recently the Xperia Mini Pro. About a week ago I decided to give the newest version of Samsungs Galaxy line a try and figured if i did not like it, well I could always bring it back. I can say for sure I am not returning it.

Yes the Phone is fast and thin and the battery lasts longer than any other phone i can remember since having a blackberry but what really does it for me is the ability to type quickly and without error on a virtual keyboard. This is achieved using SwiftKey X as it corrects spelling and suggests common words before your done typing. The camera is absolutely amazing as it takes photos as quickly as you can press the button.

So for all you die hard physical keyboard guys out there... You have another option now and its really amazing.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] RTbar:
As awesome as the s3 is, I will definitely be selling it once the photon q or another high end slider is released... a physical keyboard transforms the phone from a toy to a tool... even this message was a pain to type out on the virtual kb
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] bigant262:
I've heard really good thing about Swiftkey 3 lately. I'm too used to Swype though, you should try that too.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] corythug:
Why SwiftKey x, get SwiftKey 3. It's amazing.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] jaytxvo:
I also came from the HTC G2, when I heard HTC going away with their physical keyboard line..I was really upset that there won't be a G3. I mean the G1 was the first Android phone.

Swiftkey 3 has made having a on screen keyboard bearable. I haven't used by G2 for a week, but no matter how good on screen boards will get, a physical keyboard will always win for me. I used the G2 today and I do miss it a lot; being able to browse the web and have no keyboard covering half the screen was amazing.

Before I used to think HTC was the best makers of android phones, but now I think Samsung is. Until Samsung makes a physical keyboard phone, I will stick to on screen keyboards.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Ascertion:
I got SwiftKey for free from Amazon last year. I didn't know amazon had updated its version to v3 as well. Very neat.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] bobloblaw1:
They do. It's called the Epic 4G or Stratosphere.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] bigant262:
Same here.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] jaytxvo:
Maybe I was too into HTC at the time, but are those phones top tier phones? I never heard of them.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] bobloblaw1:
There hasn't been a top tier slider since the og droid.

They were basically middle of the pack but high end for a slider since they were the first keyboard phones to have 4g. Stratosphere is the Verizon version and epic is sprints variant.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Smac7:
how long have you been on w/o a physical it takes some getting used to. I highly recommend swiftkey
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] lrmcdon2:
Seriously, if you use SwiftKey 3 for a couple weeks, going back to even a physical keyboard seems dumb. SwiftKey is perfect.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Hermetics:
Actually using SwiftKey keyboard is preferred when trying to keep spelling mistakes to a minimum. I use my SG3 for business so no typos allowed.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] RTbar:
I just tried it, it's just ok IMO... I like the keyboard for other reasons besides typing though

Automatically switch to landscape when the keyboard is flipped open

Easier to hold in landscape

Added thickness is more ergonomic

Easier to browse (space bar is page down, arrrow keys, shortcuts, ect)

Keyboard doesnt take up the whole screen (especcially useful in Splashtop or orther remote desktop apps)
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] socalwrx:
This.. just because its easy to become efficient with the virtual kb, doesn't mean a physical one isn't better. It offers a lot more than just typing. One thing I'm gonna miss from my d3 is playing emulators w/ physical keys. I guess a sixaxis will suffice ;)
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] skalatsky:
Just like with anything new there is a learning curve. So give yourself time to adapt. Also my favorite keyboard and I think the best one by far is Swype!
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] mb27:
I came from a Droid 3, and before that the OG Droid, and I haven't had any problems using the virtual keyboard on my S3. It helps a lot that the screen is so big. I couldn't imagine trying to do it on a 3.5" screen.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] dannieloco:
The S3 is legit but theres def no beating a onboard keyboard. It's easier to type long messages without even having to look at the screen. The what I miss most about the keyboard. Im to the point that even after using swype and a few other keyboard apps, typos were still everywhere. It helps, but it wont ever be as good as a physical keyboard. With that said, Im forcing myself to get used to this virtual keyboard. each day passing, I get better at it.. but itll never compare to a onboard keyboard..

S3 is a keeper for me though :)
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] inmnbob:
I Am really struggling with the virtual keyboard. All of my previous phones had sliders and o just left the HTC Evo Shift. This week I was on my first business trip there I do a ton of emails and it was painful on the s3. Ini fact I even put the Shift back on a second line and linked all phones to google voice so I can use either. I am definitely keeping the S3 and will really enjoy it for everything but typing ..,maybe two phones are bad since I like having a backup, The only keyboard I didn't try on the s3 was the swift 3 . I used that on my tablet but preferred the thumb keyboard for that device.

does anyone know if there are any hi end sliders in the product plans for Htc o Samsung?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Xionas:
I was an all physical keyboard guy until this phone. My phone for the last two years was HTC's G2. This is also my first non HTC phone (been a hardcore HTC fan) but lately HTC has kinda been slacking in the slider keyboard department. I was surprised how quickly I adapted to an all touch phone, and I'll be giving Swiftkey 3 a look soon as well. Going from the G2 to this was such a big upgrade that I was able to ignore my reservations and fully embrace the thing. I usually avoid Samsung devices because they've always been too light for their size but this phone is different, though still lacking in terms of materials (would have got the One X if it were on T-Mo for that reason).

That said, once a new high end slider hits the market I'll be selling the S3, so long as the screen is large and it's from a manufacturer I can trust.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] blazegunz:
You got to be kidding.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] macdroid01:
Soft keyboards are not for everyone. We are a group of people that value tactile feedback and it gives us accuracy and speed in typing. I never seemed to click with Swype-style keyboards and I always mess up in screen keyboards. We just have a preference. I greatly prefer keyboard as well and I am considering "making" one with a keyboard/wallet-style case and BT keyboard for S III. Also I LOVE the home button and capacitive buttons on S III. It is the nicest handset I've ever used. Except The keyboard and solid construction (thing is a TANK) of the Droid and Droid 2 lines is exceptional as well. My ideal phone would be a Galaxy S III with sliding QWERTY keyboard and a nice bright LCD 2 screen HD resolution. I can dream.. :)

However: that said, based on my quick experience with an S III in the store... the very large S III screen helps and the haptic feedback is good. It's almost as good as a real keyboard but not quite. Back a year or two ago when phones were smaller, at least to me, on screen keyboards were maddenly slow and inaccurate but the large size and haptic feedback are starting to fix that..
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] bjaurelio:
Coming from the Epic 4G and a Palm Pre before that specifically for the physical keyboards, I knew I would miss it with the GS3. I can say, this phone works great and the large screen real estate helps the virtual keyboard not completely block out the view of the rest of the screen.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] sarreq:
Swype is what did it for me. I came from a half qwerty (lime green Samsung feature phone) to a D1. after a month, I found swype and never used the physical keyboard again. I went to a D3 after that, and never once used the slider. Swype on my sgs3 is brilliant.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] toiler1:
SwiftKey saves buckets of time by predicting the next word. It learns your habits and offers the correct word. Almost spooky!

I use it with time tracking apps and it predicts my industry specific terms after I use it a few times.

Big time saver over my old BB. Also seems RIM might ditch the keyboard on version 10.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Randomacts:
Is there anything that the full verison of SwiftKey 3 has vs the trial?

edit I went back and googled and it is a 30 day trial.
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] Diviance:
I agree with the whole "You have got to be kidding" comment for one reason; The way the guy he was quoting said what he said. He said it as a statement of universal fact, not a statement of personal opinion.

Some people prefer physical keyboards, some people hate them. I, for one, have never liked the minuscule keyboards on cell phones. Any of them. Hate them all, they are simply too small for me to be accurate. And I don't even have big hands.

Good to have choice, eh?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] RTbar:
I figured people on here would be able to discern when someone was stating their opinion, next time I will mark it with a star so you don't get confused
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] flyers00:
The purpose of this thread is for the Discussion and Q&A of CM7 Unofficial

Just to keep the DEV thread clean, and act as a centralized medium for all things related to CM7

Hopefully this makes things easier for erikmm, and the rest of the Blaze community.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Bulletblitz27:
Nice! What exactly is broken with the camera on the first release?
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Beastmode:
Camera doesn't open lol it'll force close on you
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Bulletblitz27:
Shucks! I'm an Instagram fiend so I'll wait for the next update lol.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Beastmode:
It'll take alot of time to fix camera since pretty much everything else works
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] adrianjr84:
Is this identical to the sgs2 version or the galaxy s? Was wondering so I can see the features on the cyanogen mod site
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Beastmode:
well all this cm7.0.2 and they are all the same lol well the OS itself so you can see their features and it'll be the same the only thing that changes from phone to phone is the proprietary parts and the kernel
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Beastmode:
so update guys i fixed the call issue but that fix breaks wifi so i might release a wifi-less build and have named cm7 as alpha for now cus of wifi :P

Edit:

Fixed wifi fixed calling lol uploading new build :P
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] theprogram1:
thanks so much gonna try it now.. You are a true developer. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] rbeier1221:
Only thing I am waiting on is camera but I won't ask the dreaded question. ;) then it will likely be my daily driver until an ics build.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] tthaz777:
Thanks Erik for creating CM7 ROM.

I found an issue when I installed it on my device. I could not access internal SD card.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Beastmode:
Yea i have to fix my kernel but it'll all come in time :) camera is giving me too many problems ATM lol

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actually just flashed cm7 on blaze again and both sdcard/emmc work fine so im not sure what the problem you're having.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] woodzx67:
Anyone else having issues with the home button? After flashing this ROM the home button wouldn't respond..other than that great ROM

Sent from my SGH-T769
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] sk622:
Finally got all set up and ran this since the update, tried to look at everything performance wise. There is a short list of minor issues, most of them really don't effect my day to day usage.

Runs fantastic with zero force closes and great screen resolution

Battery holds up well....wi-fi doesn't sleep.....will eat up battery life if not monitored. I manually disable GPS as well out of habit.

No haptic feedback but hey....I don't use it. tried every control option and fixed permissions.

SD card issue is likely formatting. Doesn't like my 64gb card but my 32gb card is fine. Will attempt to reformat and advise

Native music players won't run FLAC files. Neither will google play. Been using Jet Audio FLAC works great so no major problem.

Installed Beats audio which works very well.

DSP....no issues no force closes...seems top improve call quality using the speaker setting to boost the high end...;)

Set up V6 super charger.....results unclear....may be effecting battery life. Will advise.

All programs seem to run normally, calendar, texting etc.

You have KANGED well!
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] LiveFaster:
Im looking for a new daily driver. This is looking great. But i need camera, so ill wait it out.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Beastmode:
Eh! And *sigh*

Haptic feedback is a known issue that I mentioned before.

As for wifi have u checked settings to see if its set to sleep when screen is off?

Never played flac files.

As for supercharger script if its not included in the rom and you add on top I won't troubleshoot as idk what problems those scripts cause. So everything rom wise I will but if you add other things/mods I won't

And camera is a hard issue most cm7 first builds come with dozens of errors this one only has 2, vibration(which I fixed already) and camera
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] sk622:
http://www.mediafire.com/?suusz2ho9587bts

Someone check this link out please

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SIGH.....

I'm going to bust your chops a little.....all in fun you know.....but seriously can we usae this forum to share what we find and help each other as well? I'm easy I will type somewhere else.

Been crack flashing since day one. Probably never had a perfect ROM yet....isn't that why we're all here? Since there isn't many posts I thought I'd share a little. I think there is more than one developer hyping the V6 out there. I was interested in seeing if it would help...if not I'll reload.

You know what they say....those who can't develop ...DONATE (Everybody should)

Yes Wi -Fi ....will try something to see if I can get it working right.

Camera I didn't mention .....it's not working by the way........:)

FLAC....do you love music? There is a lot most people don't know about FLAC....I'll leave you with this since you're probably mad at me./

Typical AAC (Apple Audio file) 192kb maybe 256kb compressed and lossy

My FLACS....Uncompressed 1411kb

Which one would you listen too given the choice?

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By the way...,love the ROM!....it's my daily at the moment.,
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Beastmode:
The zip u put a link to is to a modem flash
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Flowbyte:
I'm looking forward to giving this ROM a try :-)
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Flowbyte:
Home button also didn't work for me. Nor did search. Great job on this though.
[General Questions and Answers] gglassick:
Basically the company I work for has a computer program that one of our old IT guys wrote, now I am wondering if there is a easy way to just transfer the code over to an Android app so that it works on Android phones. or will it just be easier to rewrite the code? Thank you.
[General Questions and Answers] Dark3n:
Depends on the Code it is written in, what it does, the scale of it and its documentation.
[General Questions and Answers] gglassick:
Thank you for that. the company I work for has actually decided just to remote into our windows servers using a RDP client on android. We have explored our other options but this seems to be the best way to move forward without redoing all our systems due to how they are all interlinked.

Thank you for your help
[Captivate General] Omorfia:
Is there any way to increase Camcorder recording time beyond 59:59? I can record infinitely with other apps (DailyRoadsVoyager to name one), but the stock app is the one I want/need to use.

Is there any way to output camera/camcorder through TV-out? When I try to do so, my TV shows "TV-out not supported while application running. Phone display only." Why is this disabled anyway? I've had at least one TV-out enabled phone that allowed camera display.
[Captivate General] leezrd:
What rom u on i got out to work on stock camera with aokp milestone 6

EDIT: here is pic
[Captivate General] Omorfia:
Thanks.

I'm actually on the stock ROM. I'd rather not change the ROM if I don't have to, I'd rather just find a workaround, but maybe I'll try it if there's no other way.
[Captivate General] Omorfia:
Anybody else have any ideas or suggestions on this issue?
[Galaxy S III General (US Carriers)] brushrop03:
I'm so tired of people with GNex's geeking out over JB. Few people in my Android G+ Circle claimed it's a waste of money to get anything other than a Nexus.

Jellybean is cool....but the hardware is just not up to par with the new Android heavy hitters. I'll wait for the new GNex and decide on keeping the GS3 or jumping ship.