yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] atifsh:
phone number got stored on your SIM, if you didn't got one from your carrier, just flash cm9 and from dialer settings add your phone number. After that it will show on every Rom every phone, until you change your SIM.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Yep Atifsh is right. Either flash CM9, change it/add it (dialer/settings/additional settings/my phone number), then go back to whatever rom you were using if you want. Or....get an older dumb phone which has the ability to edit your phone number/save it on the sim; put sim in dumb phone, add/edit number, put sim back in SGS2. Profit.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zkibz:
Thanks guys. Can you give me a link to the best CM9 Rom I will use? TIA
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
CM9 discussion thread in General. You can't miss it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] laie1472:
Nice work man, Nice work indeed=}

#Root-Hack_Mod*Always\=LTE
[Hero CDMA Android Development] whoshotjr2006:
thank you again :)

and a new version is up, based off of 2.7.8 for the nexus s i beleive. henry_01 goes more into detail about it in the link in the op. i've noticed this one to be a tiny bit faster and now has all the google stuff baked in

edited: now should read all wallpapers and sounds added back in

try it out and let me know how i did!
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Shakes27:
Another awesome rom from you, sad that we have 2.7.8 before the incredible (switched providers recently) lol

EDIT: Ahh where's the browser? Maybe just a bad flash?
[Hero CDMA Android Development] john9:
It's fantastic, thanks man.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] whoshotjr2006:
i had another user inform me that the browser and music apks were gone, but i just redownloaded and reinstalled and they are both there. i think maybe it was a bad flash lol

there are still theme issues im not sure of, im still looking into them. and i did remove the file explorer app, as most people just use es or astro anyway.

other than that it seems to be working fine on my end.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] ajrty33:
Try making /data/system/theme.

Some of the theme issues are probably hdpi/mdpi issues
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Shakes27:
Whew, glad there isn't an issue with the browser. I'll redownload then, see if that helps, because I do have the music apk. Might want to take a look at the xda build of the miui file explorer, it has root and a bunch of other goodies, that's what I'm using on my incredible atm, looks great and works great too.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] whoshotjr2006:
K ill take a look at the Miui file browser.

And this is an hdpi rom according to the contents of the apks. It came from the nexus s I believe so that could explain alot.

sent from my heroc running cm7.2
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Shakes27:
Reflash brought the browser back. Runs well considering the specs of our phone lol
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Zin0:
It's probably just me but I'm having root issues on this ROM. I have Superuser downloaded. I even flashed the su 3.0.7 zip (Latest SU zip I'm aware of) I'm rooted obviously or else I wouldn't be here. It's just on this ROM. I tried reflashing this 3 times. Other than that, it's a really great ROM. It runs very smoothly.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] whoshotjr2006:
Sorry about the su issues, but I think its the way that miui implements su that gives us headaches. In settings somewhere, there should be an option for root access I'm just not sure where it is. I'll look into it.
[Hero CDMA Android Development] faZevoLv:
I think kemoba fixed it in his port to the hero gsm, ask him:)
[Hero CDMA Android Development] Zin0:
Yeah I've look at the system settings and unless it's under a different name, I don't see anything that deals with root access.
[Galaxy Tab General] espionage724:
http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/?page=8&view=5459

I know it says Hong Kong, but would anything happen if I flashed it to my USA T-Mobile GSM Tablet? Aside from possible incompatible modem with T-Mobile? Since it's for the P1000, I would assume a hard brick shouldn't occur?
[Galaxy Tab General] priyana:
think it won't brick.

but it is only a JQ5, surely nothing special?

(JQ5 = 2010 Oct ver 5?)
[Galaxy Tab General] espionage724:
I flashed it, but I was stuck on the Samsung loading screen. It would blink off and then back on after maybe 20-30 seconds, but I never got to Setup Wizard.
[Galaxy Tab General] priyana:
I think if you are on MTD, you need to flash with pit file.

Maybe using pit file from Overcome's GB-stock-safe-v5 package together with this tar.md5
[Galaxy Tab General] espionage724:
I flashed with the pit and repartitioned as well. Did it about 4 times too and was unable to get past that loading screen :/
[Galaxy Tab General] priyana:
Hhm.. what is so different a HK firmware compared to the rest.

Your recovery should be back to standard (3e) recovery, right?

Have you tried to wipe from there?
[Galaxy Tab General] espionage724:
Well, here is what I did:

Flashed that as it is (with my tab plugged in), and it would reboot, but then it would go right back into Download mode. Manually powering off the tab and turning it back on took me to the Samsung boot animation/loading screen thing, and kept me there.

From there, I rebooted again, but this time to recovery. I noticed it did that CSC and yellow text stuff thing like it does when I restock according to Overcome's stuff on first reboot. The tab then reboots, but still never passes the Samsung loading screen.

Rebooting again into recovery, I can wipe cache and data, and then reboot system, but I still don't get past the loading screen.
[Galaxy Tab General] seppfx:
Having a look at your screenshot it seems you took the md5 instead of the tar for PDA.
[Galaxy Tab General] priyana:
No. Almost all stock rom comes in a tar that is named .tar.md5

And it is correct the way he put it in PDA.
[HTC One V] pavankadam:
Hi everyone..

I am interested in buying this phone. So please tell me your reviews and experiences about this phone..

Thank you.
[HTC One V] JalmiNyondong1933:
If you are looking for a reliable phone with amazing look and great built quality, sure, this phone is for you. If you are planning to play around with your phone and flashing custom ROMs, maybe you should buy Nexus phone or a used one. It has great community support.

‎"When they put 'Unknown' at the end of a quote, that means they probably don't know how to spell Anonymous" ~Unknown

‎"When they put 'Unknown' at the end of a quote, that means they probably don't know how to spell Anonymous" ~Unknown
[HTC One V] Paresh Kalinani:
It's Great! Go for it!!

It's great!! Buy now! :D :p
[HTC One V] zummer22:
Got mine yesterday! I looove it! The build quality is amazing and so is the camera and the Sense 4 and ICS and... and... everything rocks §!1! :victory:

Best phone for the price!

BUY, BUY, BUY!
[HTC One V] pavankadam:
Thanks guys for ur suggestions.. But how abt battery life..? somewhere i read that the battery life isn't good..and the phone is bit laggy..
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
u read it wrong :p

battery is just good with one day continously surfing net + whats app+ messaging

you know how much the phone vibrates in that ;)

just go for it dnt think twice :thumbup:

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] pavankadam:
Yup!!!
[HTC One V] noxxious:
battery life is a-ok. last for a day and a half with calls and sms, unless i play games on it and then its goodbye battery.. as for lag, i don't even notice any lag..
[HTC One V] zummer22:
My battery life is very good. I can use it for 1 whole day and it will still have about 35% with browsing, facebook, google+,camera, YouTube etc. I dont really play games on it.

In the interface you won't find lagg but some browsers is very laggy on One V so you have to use Dolphin Browser HD to get a smooth browser experience :p

Oh and btw I'm using the STOCK firmware without root or anything else. Just out of the box :)
[HTC One V] pavankadam:
Can we use Edge/2g Internet on this phone?
[HTC One V] ThePresence:
Yup you can use edge/2g, hspa3g...

sent from heaven.....;)
[HTC One V] haree:
OK im sold getting it today

hi

i was planning to buy this phone and did PM one of u and got a reply thanks for the same and reading through this thread IM sold im getting it tonight

i have used many HTC phone had a gene & touch 3G WM and now have a explorer for my wife ill get it today

Thanks to all for their nice comments on the same :D

thanks

hari:D

edit : some other prob i think i need to post pone my buying today i need to wait for a week
[HTC One V] pavankadam:
Hello Friends..

Thank you for your suggestions.

Yesterday I bought this phone.

Now I am proud owner of this phone.
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
cool

planning to root?
[HTC One V] pavankadam:
Will use it for few days and than root.

Please guide me regarding proper use and full exploration of the features of this phone.

One question. How to make the battery icon in percentage.
[HTC One V] haree:
hi

ok got the one v today it was too much an temptation so went a head and got it

its good man looks sexy
[Sony Tablet S] ejchis:
I'm seriously thinking about moving from the Tablet S to the Nexus 7. The biggest factor influencing me is the ability to keep my software more up-to-date, both through being in the Nexus family and through a more active development community. Android is developing its software so quickly right now (we just got ICS, and JB is already on several devices), and devices will be falling off the map pretty quickly. Having a Nexus device seems like the best way to protect against this.

I'm a little worried about losing the 2" of screen real estate. While the size and weight of the Tablet S make it a little awkward for reading on a plane, it does make for an outstanding movie player. I do think the IR remote is a very good idea, but the reality is that I almost never use it. Even when I have my tablet in my hand, out of habit, I pick up the remote to change channels or adjust the volume. Losing the SD card concerns me a little too, but the cloud services have come a long way, and I'm not sure it's necessary. What else might I lose if I make the switch?

I think I'm going to pick up a Nexus 7, compare the two for a few days, and make a decision at that point. But I'd love to hear from the community about this as well. Anyone else thinking about making this move? When thoughts have you had about the decision? What factors are influencing your choice to stay or go?

EDIT: stupid auto-correct still doesn't like "tablet"
[Sony Tablet S] hogaburger:
Yep, I'm planning on making this move. The lack of root and an unlocked bootloader has made the Tablet S really unattractive next to a $200 pure Google tablet that will surely have a large dev community behind it. I don't mind the smaller screen, personally. The only thing I think I'd really miss is the native PS3 controller support, which makes playing emulated games on it an ease.
[Sony Tablet S] ejchis:
That's another thing. I don't even play games on my tablet.
[Sony Tablet S] dandwhelan:
I'll be moving over from the Sony Tablet S to Nexus 7. I hate this tablet, not many devs have taken it onboard to customize it and hack the device. The Nexus 7 should be alot more dev friendly
[Sony Tablet S] Nesquick95:
I'm also thinking about replacing my Tablet S by a Nexus 7 one...

I've spent a lot of time analyzing the works of great developers in order to find a way to gain root on the Tablet S, trying several exploits, mixing tricks used for other devices in hope of discovering something working and have certainly learned a lot of things by doing that but every game becomes boring if you always lose...

Well, it will be no game at all if the Nexus 7 is built like the Galaxy Nexus phone where "fastboot OEM unlock" is enough to unlock the bootloader but it will make myself spend time using my tablet rather than unsuccessfuly try to root it!

PS

Yes, some people -like me- feel sick holding an unrooted android device in their hands. There is no explanation for this, it 's certainly stupid but that's the way it goes. Must be genetic :p
[Sony Tablet S] ejchis:
I called the Staples down the street from my office today to see if they had any N7s. Rep said they had four that just came off a truck. I went and grabbed one.

I'm just starting to play around with it. My initial reactions are: 1) the build quality feels amazing, and 2) it freaking flies.

Honestly, if I don't find a legitimate deal-breaker, this thing probably has a permanent home.

Another huge perk that I've not seen mentioned yet--while being so basic--is the ability to charge with micro USB. That damn Sony charger really limits how mobile the Tablet S truly is.
[Sony Tablet S] Nesquick95:
Two questions, if you please :

- does the Nexus 7 offer SD card support?

- have you try booting into fastboot mode and try the "fastboot OEM unlock" command (there should be a confirmation box allowing to leave without doing it)?
[Sony Tablet S] ejchis:
No SD card support, which is a slight concern. I have a 64 gb card in my Tablet S. Naturally, I chose the 16 over the 8 gb N7. With Google Play, though, I really shouldn't need to much space.

There is a toolkit for unlocking the bootloader, if that's what you're asking. I'll give it a try when I get home tonight. I don't see any options for unlocking directly from fastboot.
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
If you use the USB Adapter and a card reader then yes

Sent using the LG GT540 Polishblood PreRC CM9 4.0 using XDA Premium
[Sony Tablet S] Nesquick95:
Thx !

I've finally bought a Galaxy Tab 2 7" which supports micro-SD :cool:

It's not as up to date than the Nexus 7 but it will make me wait until I sell my Sony S.
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
I got the Sony Tablet S instead of a Nexus 7 lol
[Sony Tablet S] faroid:
Me too.
[Sony Tablet S] Nesquick95:
:laugh:

That's the way it goes !
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
I got a USB adapter from ebay that is around £1.00 to around £2.00 ;)
[Sony Tablet S] android_lover69:
Yeah i was thinking about this too, its nice people thinking like me! ;)

So, i don't know how much i will ask for my Sony Tablet S if i sell it, how much you think i can ask?

+Its a Sony Tablet S W-Fi 16GB

Its have had an Armor Suit Full Cover Skin (Carbon Fiber) since day 1, there's NO scratch on her,

Original Sony Dock

Charger

Original Box & Manuals

32GB Sd Card (Not sure if i will sell or stay with it)

Moco Leather Cover & Stand

running Android ICS Stock, with a BUNCH of paid apps.....

What you guys think?

Also, i was searching the Nexus 7 forum, and they are having some serious issues too, screen dead spots, speakers not working, screen flikering.. etc
[Sony Tablet S] Nesquick95:
Sony tablet S is a good device and every little disease you could meet while using it should certainly be solved...

But if you take a look in the threads around here, you will see that the thing is unrootable since Honeycomb 3.2.1 kernel build #10 !
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
True. :s
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
That's strange because I'm getting some screen flickering here on the Sony Tablet S e3o
[Sony Tablet S] android_lover69:
I posted up mine fir $390, and have got many majy offers!! But, i decided the one that best suits me.. its going to be traded for a Galaxy S3 AT&T... White, so i can sell my HTC Vivid, and buy the Nexus 7!!
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
I'm have Screen Flickering issues...
[Sony Tablet S] jersonf:
I've only had my Tablet S for 5- 6 weeks, the jump from Honeycomb to ICS is much bigger than ICS to JB imo, I would still like a Nexus 7 but not as a replacement, somehow for me... going from 9.4 to 7ins is just wrong. The software inside wins it for me, I do use "throw", remote, small apps and with super video floating popup app it's a keeper....root, write to sdcard and a tweaked stock at most is what I would do to it.

I'll get a Nexus 7, but not just yet and I'll use that to experiment on.
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
You know that there is no SDCard slot on the N7, right?
[Sony Tablet S] jersonf:
Of course....

Maybe I should have made myself more clear, I'm not swapping my tablet S, I use that for everything, I'll get the N7 as secondary tablet to flash custom roms etc.

It's my phone which I bought back in February I'm more concerned about.

:)
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
Well, you said that you said that when you root the N7 you will Write to SDCard and you can already do that without root, also the N7 does have USB Host support lol
[Sony Tablet S] xperiax10.awesome:
I already sold my Sony Tablet n got iPad (for my wife). Now waiting for NEXUS7 for myself..

sent from seXperia S
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
Sent from seXperia S? e.o
[Sony Tablet S] jersonf:
There are many ways I could reply........so I'll try and be dipolmatic..........have you actually read my posts?

I never said anything about rooting the N7, I was talking about rooting my tablet s with official ICS so that I can write to its sdcard using any file manager, what's with the "also the N7 does have USB Host support lol"

If I mention universal remote, small apps and throw/dnla functions then you as a Tablet S owner should know I'm talking about the Tablet S.

Seriously....is it me, or is it you with the crossed wires?

Anyway, one thing for sure is hell will freeze over first before Sony willingly unlocks or opens anything, which is why I would want an N7 as a secondary tab to experiment with.
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
Oh. :banghead:
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
Title: Anyone Moving from Table S to Nexus 7?

Table S? LOLWut?

Anyway, I'm really confused now :what:
[Sony Tablet S] Fluxman:
I didn't make the move per se, more like I have both now lol Does anyone else notice how slow and choppy the Tablet S is compared to the Nexus 7? I know it has the quad core and project butter, but I find even my single core nexus s can load images and is less choppy than my Tablet S? Is it because I have too many apps, or because the Tablet S is still stuck on a version 2 kernel?
[Sony Tablet S] jersonf:
..

I can tell by your command of language, you should stop taking illegal substances.....and leave me alone, please....no seriously, don't puff and post, just close your eyes and sleep it off.

(note to self, it was only you)

Thank You.
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
What?, How am I taking illegal substances?

I'm trying to help out here :mad:

Anyway, Don't start flame wars because from your command of language your trying to get people to flame :sly:
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
I just reread your posts and now I get it :o
[Sony Tablet S] SWFlyerUK:
I'll be buying a Nexus 7 next weekend.
[Sony Tablet S] Horse Trader:
I agree!

I have to agree with you, I also bought the Nexus in addition to the Sony S tablety I already had..... The Nexus far out classes the Sony, in many ways the Nexus is so smooth, not choppy at all.

I love the Nexus, pity it has no extra storage, and a big gripe in no notification LED, or stereo speakers, that would be so useful, so, next step, I'll probably sell the Sony S, as, I much prefer the Nexux..........

My opinion of course.
[Sony Tablet S] CoolApps:
The lag is due to the OS, It should be fixed in a Jelly Bean update :rolleyes:
[Sony Tablet S] jersonf:
Cool....no harm done.

I have done a major about turn with my Tablet S, Sony will never unlock the bootloader, plus with the news of the new Sony tablet coming later means its value will depreciate imo, so I've decided to sell my tablet, it's currently in auction doing very well, close to what I paid for it.

;)

I ordered my Nexus 7 on Wednesday with Tesco direct who has them in stock, collected today from in store....Chrome is slick on the Nexus 7, it was unusable on the Tablet S for me.
[Milestone XT720 General] firzen_net:
Hello everyone it has been a long time since I've posted here. I really refrained from posting here since I know everyone else is dealing with the XT720 which is different, but I have tried everything. I am so close to it finally working perfectly.

I'm currently running this CM9 ROM: http://115.com/file/c2c50r7v#updatecm9.0.0RC0umts-sholesUNOFFICIALsigned-NIGHTLY-20120605.zip

from this link: http://www.anzhuo.cn/thread-293117-1-1.html

It seems to be the godsend for my phone. Mainly cause It has been a long time since I've ran a stable ROM that can be clocked at 1.0Ghz. I don't know about the XT720 but all the ROMs that has been released can only be overclocked to 800Mhz.

I flashed the CM9 ROM and then flashed the "gapps-gb-20111216-signed" for the Google apps. For the first time in months (before I was using a CM9 and CM7 before) I finally had wifi working. I don't really use much wifi (other than updating apps) so it didn't bother me back then. Everything else was working (cept for panoramic in the camera APP which NEVER works ever). But its like Motorola was playing a sick joke on me; I couldn't download/update my apps. I loaded everything fine but when I clicked download, I just see the download bar moving, but it never finishes. Weirdly, I reflashed everything and I suddenly got the error 921 (which I proceeded to search for a solution), but then after when I tried again, the error was gone and it was back to idle download bar. I did not change anything to the phone during that period.

So now I finally have XT701 clocked at 1.0 (like back in the day) with smartass/lagfree governors, working wifi, phone, audio and everything but I can't update/download apps.

I have tried:

-clearing data/cache for google play

-clearing data/cache for download manager

-reflashing with the 3 wipes for every step

What is the problem? Does it have to do with the bands? When I first flashed the ROM i had to change the network settings to Canada(Telus) cause it was set at somewhere else. Is that the problem?

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jra89027:
i want to download adobe photoshop touch. i have a galaxy nexus and nexus 7. i want the app for the nexus 7 but it says its not compatible. but ive read that you can extract the apk and it runs fine on the nexus 7. is there a way to trick the market on either device to think im like a transformer prime or samsung 10.1 tablet so that i can download the app and extract it to my nexus 7?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
Use AppMonster to backup the app, pull the apk from the AppMonster folder, transfer and install on Nexus7
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jra89027:
the problem is i use to have the samusng galaxy tab which wass compatible. but now i dont so i dont have any devices i can just directly download it. so i need to download it first by tricking market
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] abnah:
You could try it by using an tablet-mode ROM or so... but I've never done that myself, so it's just a suggestion...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
Oh okay, I see. I misunderstood I thought you had it on your Gnex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phio:
I believe you can just edit your build.prop

Make a backup first. Please.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jra89027:
yes i know . i just dont know how to edit the build prop . i dont know all the lines to edit and change it to a samsung galaxy tab 10.1
[Samsung Infuse 4G] noahk11:
Hey everyone, Im working on my ROM (version 2) but I keep getting this error saying that com.android.phone (or .mms) has ended unexpectedly. This seams so happen randomly. Does anyone know how to fix this? The download of the rom is below. Thanks in advance ill be sure to put whoever solves this in the credits of the ROM.

Here is what I have done to the ROM:

Optimized GPS (For North America) - AngelDeath

De-Bloated (Removed stock and bloat) - (I think this may be the problem but unsure, dont have a list of what I removed though. Just checked against various safe to remove lists.)

Zeam Launcher (Replaced default)

Zip-aligned

Deodexed

BusyBox

Rooted (obviously)

Voodoo lagfix

Red CWM

UCLB3 Based (dmans rooted version)

Added to build.prop

Download
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[Samsung Infuse 4G] qkster:
If the bloated version ran fine, and what you had "debloated" did not, you will need to consider putting back what you thought was ok to take out.

Do believe everything you read on the web.

Have you seen this yet?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25526643&postcount=2