yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] sm_x:
Did any1 get it to work. I got it installed along with amazon account but FC's whenever I play a video.

NM I should of search first :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1773074
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Character Zero:
When ROMs add Flash (there is one already) I had been able to watch through the browser with Flash.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] jwlou:
Manually install flash from the APK (search for it on xda. Found tons of links for it).

Install Dolphin Browser HD/your choice of browsers that support flash.

For dolphin change it to Desktop instead of Android device and it will let you watch amazon videos. I tested this with my Amazon Prime on-demand free streaming and worked well.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Mark Friedlander:
That worked for me too. I even got full screen video by tapping the "pop out" button. Then Dolphin pushed out an update and now I can't watch Flash anymore.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drocha86:
I got a problem with a rooted my touch 4g on dark side sense 3.5 I think it is.

My problem is screen goes black after I go past the my touch 4g boot screen and it loads up normal in a black screen and after a couple attempts to get screen to turn on it goes on for like 3 min then goes black again. And I have to keep trying.

I can't get into recovery when I press vol down and power it takes me to the soff screen witch works i can see it. I'll boot it into recovery and it goes black again and I can't see recovery at all.

Any help would be nice. Thanks
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] md1008:
Try using pdimg15.zip to restore to stock. They even have one in the sticky section that allows you to keep s off provided you have s off. Otherbwise I have no idea. I am far from a dev, more like a somewhat educated noob lol
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drocha86:
Thanks I got recovery to work and tried a different rom still does it but not as much.

-Sent From DarkSide Sense 3.5 -
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] srivers33:
Just so your aware it sounds like the power to the screen is being interrupted, that could be a ROM issue but since you experience it in recovery i'd say its very very likely i hardware issue. This means it is most likely time to look for a new phone. I could very well be wrong but if i were you i'd start looking right away. If you have the long term warranty from TMo i'd look into using it now.

Sorry mate
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I2IEAILiiTY:
I had this same exact problem, what I did was let my phone sit with the battery out for maybe an hour while using an old "dumb phone" I still have, then when I put my battery back into my phone, I hurried up and booted into recovery and flashed a gb ROM. Stayed on that for a few days and then went back to ICS. I think it was a kernel issue or something, idk.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] TheNightHawk223:
Right now I have a AT&T HTC one X which is running Cleanrom 4.1 Due to some issues with stability (Constant reboots) I have decided to go back to stock. What I am wondering if you can put a telus ruu on a AT&T hox and if it will make any diffrence even if you do.

Thanks!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] raydm:
i think if u super cid it and run RUU it might work. have to be s-off
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] gunnyman:
You can if you are super Cid. But then that wouldn't be back to "stock" on an at&t one x.
[Motorola Triumph] __Glitch__:
Hello, I am new to XDA-Developers and so this isn't in the Development forum and I'm sorry for that. What I need to ask is about making a ROM. I want to make a ROM out of the AOSP Jelly Bean ROM, and port it to the Triumph:laugh:, but I don't know about compatibility issues. My question is: Do any of you guys know if the Triumph is compatible with dsixda's ROM Kitchen? It isn't on the supported devices list, but dsixda himself said that more devices might work with it, so if any of you have tried using the Kitchen I'd like your help. Thanks.
[Motorola Triumph] EmilVee:
Good to see that you're motivated, but there's already a major roadblock to widespread ICS adoption on the Triumph because the camera won't work and the files needed to get it working aren't publicly available. You'll probably run into the same issues, making this project kinda dead in the water.
[Motorola Triumph] BSydz:
Good luck but the kitchen can only do so much. If you do use it, you will have to make manual edits to get things to work. But I don't think you can just port JB to our phones, especially with the kitchen. You will need to build from source, I am pretty sure. But don't let me stop you, just trying to give you a heads up. Try some things out and then ask some questions in the forums and somebody should be able to help you get on the right path.
[Motorola Triumph] __Glitch__:
I am going to try an experimental build on my friend's Triumph (I don't have one) and I'll post in this thread the results, and then I'll go from there.
[Motorola Triumph] JALStudios:
I don't think that dsixda's kitchen works with the Motorola Triumph. I currently use it for the Galaxy S2 SGH-t989! But in the near future updates he may have add support for that device! And if you wanted to do Jelly Bean then you would have to get the android source code and build it from source! Building from source is much harder than building from port.

I really hope this helped and I wish you the best of luck with your development!
[HTC One S] st3wart:
Hey guys just thought this was cool , I just got a Samsung galaxy s3 and I have a HTC one s and wanted to see the 2 phones battle it out and see who comes on top in quadrant scores with AnTuTu bench mark app and low and behold the HTC One S won out with both on stock Ics , pics included and the other pic is HTC one s on cm9
[HTC One S] seangprice:
The One S has some shortfalls. But I'm convinced this phone is this year's dark horse. The only thing keeping this phone

From top dog Is the pentile screen, which I don't mind though.
[HTC One S] st3wart:
Yes I agree , I love this phone , just wish we had true s-off and a little bigger screen but I can deal with it . Can't wait till we get a good jelly bean rom.
[HTC One S] civicsidustyu:
Nice!
[HTC One S] qingdu:
Ah, nice. Hope have the same community support like GS3.
[HTC One S] k1llacanon:
What are u guys on about I think the one s screen is just perfect if anything a tiny bit too big the only thing I don't like about this phone is that it does not have NFC and in that case is not very future proof as all good Phones releasing now are going to have NFC
[HTC One S] seangprice:
HTC has a great record for updating there phones. We'll see jellybean soon enough
[HTC One S] AL1S:
YES! I got something that is great! I keep hearing about this pentile screen. I'm gonna look it up. I wish there was a browser that makes white webpages black, though. I know you can do some fancy stuff to get it to work, but if only Chrome had that option built in.

And not just inverted, either! That makes pictures look creepy.
[HTC One S] nicxus:
This phone is the bees knees minus the pentile display...
[HTC One S] Mr.Mischief:
I like the One S better. I haven't had the SIII, but I've had several similar sized Galaxy Nexii. It's honestly too big for regular use. I don't want a phone larger than 4.5".
[HTC Amaze 4G] bmainhisteps:
So I foolishly bought an unbranded HTC Amaze(from an Amazon seller in Indiana) instead of a T-Mobile official phone and now I'm having all sorts of frustrations. The first sign of problems was when I couldn't select English (United State) as my language. Had to choose an asian English format. Then the ohone couldn't see the HTC Sync program when connected via USB. Finally figured out what a mess I'm in when I couldn't updgrade to Ice Cream Sandwich after following HTC & T-Mobile website support info. Started searching the web and found this link on this forum but honestly I have no idea what it all means.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1742911

So many questions before I try to do anything. I know now that I have a version of GB that can't be updated via T-Mobile and it's an Asian software version. My first question would be if I am risking damaging the phone by trying to follow the steps (if I can understand what they are)?

OR, am I better off trying to convince the Amazon seller not to charge me a 20% restocking fee for returning a phone that doesn't work as expected and then buying the official phone at a higher price? Sigh... again, SO frustrated.

Here's what I assume you need to help me decide what to do:

Android Version: 2.3.4

Software number: 1.60.707.3

Kernel version:

2.6.35.13-g4a1059e

htc-kernel@u18000-build-144#1

SMP PREEMPT Wed Mar21 17:44:59 CST 2012

Baseband version: 1.13.550L.13DC_30.69b.550L.101D

Build number: 1.60.707.3 CL324941 release-keys

Browser version: WebKit/533.1

Thanks for the help and sorry for being yet another noob poster... :(

Brian

HTC Amaze 4G

T-Mobile subscriber
[HTC Amaze 4G] Dark Nightmare:
If you read through that thread you linked to, you would see the very only solution to getting ICS on the device, yes yes I know, a tad bit of reading to do, but to get what we want, one must make sacrifices. I'd advise you to read the amaze bible thread and understand a few terms and things about the device first before making your next move. I can throw the solution out there right now but you'd be utterly clueless from what I read of your current stand point and that will only make the situation worse. So before we get to any technical stand points, I'll say this, yes there is a way to get your device on ICS, but it has risk and requires you to get to know and understand your device before attempting any of this. Once you understand it all, just enough to proceed, the risk are practically null. Just requires patience, understanding, calm and loads of reading. Are you willing to do all of that or just pay the 20% restocking fee? Sorry to hear about the language issue.
[HTC Amaze 4G] kered424:
You have the patience of a saint.
[HTC Amaze 4G] Dark Nightmare:
Lol thanks.
[HTC Amaze 4G] ziggy46:
I'd trade you a T-Mobile version for your unbranded version lol. But yeah, read through the thread you linked to, it shouldbt be that bad

Sent from my epic amaze 4g
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Jagoex:
Hi all -- long-time lurker. Thank you for this resource!

I have an HP Touchpad running Android ICS via Cyanogenmod 9. I recently downloaded the GQ Magazine android app after subscribing to their digital format for tablets. The app opens fine and I am able to download monthly issues with no problem. However, when I try to view the magazines, they immediately crash and I get the standard "Unfortunately, GQ has stopped" error.

I am not very good with troubleshooting -- all I have done is restart and reload the app. Do any of you have any thoughts or recommendations on what I can try in order to get this thing working properly?

Thanks. :)
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] rhidalgo1973:
you should try to fix permissions thru recovery....also do some wiping (cache and dalvik), I hope it helps you.:good:
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Jagoex:
I'll give the wiping a try - thanks!

As for the "permissions thru recovery," I'm afraid I am not sure what that means exactly. Can you please elaborate?

**EDIT**

I figured out how to "fix" permissions in recovery mode and wiped both cache and dalvik as suggested, but the problem persists. The app will download fine, open fine and I can download the magazine issues just fine as well. When I try to view the issue files, however, the app crashes, every time. I wonder if it may be a conflict with the Touchpad's screen and the way the app is supposed to display (say, on a Kindle Fire)?
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Archangel013:
That would be my guess. I contacted GQ a while back, asking if they were going to bring their app to the rest of Android, and they said it was being worked on and to continually check their site for updates. So hopefully it'll be brought over and we won't have any issues with the TP's screen.
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] jsgraphicart:
What if you go through the Play Store instead? They have a magazine section now and GQ is in there. I dont know if you would have to subscribe again or not though.
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Archangel013:
We would indeed, unfortunately. I checked that out as soon as it was released, Google neither offers free copies nor discounts to those customers with existing print subscriptions. In essence, we'd be paying for two subscriptions.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] mbergh22:
I wanna change my network from 3g to 2g like i use to on my G2 but when I go to network settings I don't see network mode. Why is it missing? And what kind I do?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] shimp208:
Try using this app to switch network modes

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.softxperience.android.switchnetworktype
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Mac33:
*#*#4636#*#* from the dialer. Go into device information. Change it there.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] c5satellite2:
If you are on att they have it locked down. You will need root, some type of gsmpatch, a working toggle and kernel source. If not on att, it is easier.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] mbergh22:
I'm on T-Mobile
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] caguas56:
That don't works on my sprint s3.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] shimp208:
Did you try using a network toogle app or widget yet?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] mbergh22:
Yes with no luck and that number didn't work
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] c5satellite2:
*#*#4636#*#* in the dialer did not work? Are you rooted, what rom?

It should bring up a menu, choose phone information and the radio mode selection should be there.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] ThC23:
That code worked for me. Stock, not rooted.

Tmobile.

Powered by the SGSIII
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] mbergh22:
Got it thanks.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] meiyijun001:
It dose not work on sprint s3 and Verizon S3.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] c5satellite2:
Try downloading a lte toggle from the play store.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
Can anyone send me he download link to the JB boot animation???

Mine broke somehow and I can't boot up.

Luckly I had a HD ICS one of my phone to save it.

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If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
extract it from almost any jelly bean rom, its it /system/media/. then use root explorer or something similar to paste it into the same location in your system fs. but what does that have anything to do with booting up???

---------- Post added at 09:24 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:20 PM ----------

but heres a flashable in recovery stock kernel, if thats what youre wanting, to boot up https://www.box.com/shared/1466b0235c2c2c2c54b1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
I have no clue.

But for some reason the boot animation was causing my phone to not boot up and be stuck at the Google screen.

Once I flashed the HD ICS STOCK one it worked. I was expecting it to not work.

But hahaha!!! It did.

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If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] creedicd:
This is an interesting article on how phones are being used to collect loads of personal information. There are a number of privacy tools out there for Android (Droid wall, pdroid).

What applications, procedures or methods do you employ for keeping your privacy?

Anyone know of an AT&T S3 ROM that has Pdroid enabled?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] shimp208:
Going under the locations services section of settings and limiting what services can use your location data is one way to maintain some level of security if your paranoid about privacy ;-)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] creedicd:
I turn off that option as well. I use Droid Wall to try and limit some of the apps from communicating, however it doesn't appear to prevent all data communications as the apps can tie into other services (I think), and transmit data from the web (port 80).
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] shimp208:
How paranoid about security do you want to get?

Correct also if you disable data communications for certain apps it will break them resulting in Force closes. It sucks you can't just disable it from sending information while still allowing the app to use data permissions for legitimate tasks. I suppose if you were super paranoid about your privacy and willing to spend some (Or a lot depending on how in depth you want to get) you could decompile the APK file of apps that transmit personal data and search for services that transmit that data and disable it in the XML files or make smali edits. Overall seems like it would be a lot of work for really not much gain, but I suppose it all depends on how far you want to take your personal security.
[General Topics] Dubs devious:
I'm looking to join Verizon very soon, but I need to take the cheap way out. Verizon currently has two free phones, the Droid 3, and the HTC thunderbolt.

My question to you, fellow xda-ers: pros and cons on both of them. Both phone will be rooted, go.
[General Topics] KayxGee1:
The D3's development is finally picking up with bypassing the bootloader. The keyboard is superb, it's fast and smooth, also the camera takes crisp pictures.

Ive never used a Thunderbolt so I can't comment on that device.
[General Topics] MissionImprobable:
With the TBolt you get more current development and 4g, though it is definitely not the most loved phone out there for tweakers. With the D3 you get a great keyboard, strong hardware, but development that is just now picking up. If I were choosing between those two though I'd get the D3. That's actually what I'm considering as something to get me by until a 4G device that I like comes out.
[General Topics] Dubs devious:
That's somewhat what I'm thinking as well, although I love sense and HTC products, most every Droid I've used is just flawless. My only concern is, is the tradeoff from craftsmanship and a growing development community worth losing out on 4g lte?
[General Topics] MissionImprobable:
How long are you planning on having the phone for? Development isn't really too amazing on either phone right now so you might want to take the baseline features like 4G into account pretty heavily. Though VZ has been screwing TBolt owners over pretty hard in terms of actually getting ICS out, it should come eventually which will mean much easier development of ICS Roms. The D3 faces the same issues as I've seen with the D2 in that devs have to create their own drivers for the Camera, Wifi, and other basic features. For me I can deal with the D3 if it comes to that because it will only be a temp phone for me so if it gets developed great, and if not I'll survive. If you're going to keep yours for two years the TBolt might be the way to go.

I'll just tell you this though: both phones were pretty much DOA and are both cautionary tales when it comes to looking at Motorola or HTC for purchases. No one is perfect but both phones were touted as flagship models more or less and then left in the dust. Aside from me looking at a D3 as a stopgap I have zero plans to ever buy another Moto device and I'm quite leery about HTC. With the exception of the Rezound they haven't offered much of worth on the VZ end.
[General Topics] Dubs devious:
It would probably be around 6 months that I have the phone. I get very tiresome of phone after about four months, with the exception of a few of my previous devices (evo 4g, and mytouch 4g)
[General Topics] TJBunch1228:
Do you honestly only have free as a price point option? There are some seriously badass phones out that aren't too expensive. The Incredible LTE just came out, it's running ICS and Sense 4.0 natively and also has the S4 chip, same as the Galaxy S3 and HTC One series (US Versions). Costco has it for $60 right now.
[General Topics] I Am Marino:
If you're looking to join Verizon, aka new customer, there's much much better phones for you on Amazon.

The Nexus, Rezound, Droid 4, all at one point and could be still were under $100 with a new contract,
[General Topics] Dubs devious:
My financial situation currently wont allow me to drop any money on a cell phone. I just became a father and moneys tight, only reason I'm joining Verizon is for coverage (compared to metro pcs lol) and I get a 19% discount from my workplace.
[General Topics] I Am Marino:
Then honestly, I'd wait until you can spend at least $100 and stick with Metro for now.

The two phones in your price range are already horribly outdated development and specs wise and if you're going to be locked in, I'd want a better phone than those two for a long term period of time.

Unless your MetroPCS experience is that bad, my advice is just wait until you can put together some funds.
[General Topics] Dubs devious:
My thinking is I get a free one, and eventually ill upgrade. And yes, my metro experience sucks lol. I get absolutely no reception at either of my workplaces, and home.
[General Topics] Dubs devious:
I went with the DROID <3 and i love it
[General Topics] Cusa:
Get the GNexus because it's the only phone that will most likely keep receiving os updates until android 8.3. Srsly, you don't have to worry about future updates with that phone.
[General Topics] TJBunch1228:
By chance, have you followed the thread? Like at all?
[General Topics] KayxGee1:
Glad to hear that! Hashcode is really taking the development at full speed. The test leak is really promising.
[General Topics] spunker88:
Glad you like it. On stock 2.3.4 the best thing you can do is root using Motofail and then freeze bloatware as there is a bunch. After than the phone will run much smoother. No official ICS for this phone, but with the recent Kexec progress having a stable ICS/JB ROM is looking more like a reality.
[General Topics] MissionImprobable:
Guess I won't be joining the D3 party as apparently I still have full coverage replacement on my D2. Just hoping it doesn't come with 2.3.4 already on-board. Glad things worked out for you though Dubs.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adhamaik:
I want the kitchen for galaxy note Roms and I want a detailed explanation about the method used

And everything I want him

And EveryThing about this Kitchen
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Tunderpimp:
Hello and thanks for helping me

I'am trying to install this verison http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1402966

when I get to 3. Boot into recovery and choose to flash zip I run into a problem, maybe I'am choosing the wrong opion in set-up

I select install zip from sdcard, then I select Valhalla_Final_T959V it aborts the install saying BAD. any ideas of what I'am doing wrong?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] falcons2:
Sounds like a bad download. Try redownloading it
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] Tunderpimp:
Really odd cuz I downloaded that bad boy and it did it a again but I tryed a third time and bam! worked third times a charm
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RuLEoF2:
I've been trying everything I could find to root my wife's HTC Rhyme and nothing works. I tried flashing a custom RUU and now it won't boot. It just hangs at the white HTC screen. Now, I can only get to the bootloader.

The only thing that I've been able to do successfully is unlock/relock the bootloader. This is my wife's phone and I really want to root it so that she can have the benefit of being able to completely backup everything. However, at this point, I just want to get the damn phone to work again.

PLEASE... Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RuLEoF2:
I'm still working on this. I'm finding a few hits on Google for this kind of issue but nothing seems to be working.

Please... anyone with any input at all would be helpful.

Thanks.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theonew:
Boot into fastboot and run your device's RUU from your PC.