yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jbb3393:
Back and forth between on demand and interactive. Usually on demand though.

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Asus Transformer TF700] tedr44:
Since this is my game and multimedia tab, performance of course! If ac is available so much the better. It cuts through a full hd 1080p movie like butter, this buffalo linkstation NAS is really what will make the 700 shine. Wish Asus upgraded to a dual band wifi though, it's worth it.

Oh yeah, 64g is going to provide that much needed storage space for the next gen of games for the Tegra3.
[Asus Transformer TF700] d14b0ll0s:
I think you're confusing ASUS's power scheme and CPU governors here. The question was about the former.

The powersaving mode makes the CPU run at 500MHz max., balanced - 1500MHz max., performance - 1700MHz max. What

governs

the actual speeds, however, is the CPU governor.

The governors are a different thing then. Interactive is there by default, performance makes CPU run at the highest clock speed all the time, etc. So you can be in powersaving mode and on the performance governor. You need to be rooted to change the governor.

I think there are some tweaks and settings apart from that, as the difference between 1,5 and 1,7GHz is not that huge, but many benchmark results tend to be considerably higher in performance mode (although some have reported getting higher results on balanced), but I don't know the details.

Going back to OP's question - I think balanced is OK most of the time, as it gives you a good performance:battery life

balance

.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ian1:
Actually power save mode limits one core to 1 ghz ( on the prime so prolly 1.2 on the infinity and also caps speeds when certain amounts of cores are active. You can still play many games on powersave without a drop in performance though.
[Asus Transformer TF700] d14b0ll0s:
It limits it to 500MHz on my Infinity, so are you guessing or you know it for sure?
[Asus Transformer TF700] californiarailroader:
Most of the time it's on Balanced, but when I do games or other CPU intensive things I switch it to Performance.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Unibrow:
cpu spy shows 910 for me while running Jelly Defense in power savings mode. I believe it can go higher than that but I'm not certain for sure.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Vo01985:
On balanced usually. I noticed on energy saving mode the colors are different? Or maybe the contrast? Colors on balanced and performance are fine. In fact, I think 1080p movies can be played in power saving mode. For games I use performance mode.

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] repvik:
I use power-saving. Because then I don't need to recharge the pad more than once a week (After 7 days of light usage, the tab had almost 50% battery left and the dock was empty. Awesome!). If I need more oomp, performance mode is dead easy to activate.

This pad is fast anyway :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Vo01985:
Wow I use the tablet alot more than you, I sometimes charge it twice a day.
[Asus Transformer TF700] xRevilatioNx:
I use it all day. I'm also near a outlet st all times, so I'm always plugged in.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Eroc162:
Same here 2 charges a day. Now that I turned on the haptic feedback maybe 3 times a day lmaoo.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Me on balanced usually.

Seems as though it's good for most common uses.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Vo01985:
Haha yeah, but what worries me is that charging a lot won't it degrade the battery quicker?

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[Asus Transformer TF700] 1stx2:
Mostly balanced.
[Asus Transformer TF700] tf201:
I use Performance Mode here's why:http://mark-tech.blogspot.com/2012/09/tegra-3-performance-modes-tf700t-tf300t.html
[Asus Transformer TF700] TRF-Inferno:
Good read, thanks.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Finire:
80% of the time that I'm just taking care of email, browsing the web, installing/updating apps, watching non-hd videos, and the other such, I keep it on balanced.

Gaming, watching HD videos, and other such, I pump it up to performance.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
K...after reading that...I'm switching to perf mode and I'm staying on perf in System tuner also...

Not too worried about warming the CPU up a little.

The tablet runs like a 440 hemi with a triple on top in these modes! :fingers-crossed:
[Asus Transformer TF700] CandyAndy:
Strange, after reading that I changed from performance mode into balanced :D

What is the reason which made you change? Maybe when gaming I will switch back but I noticed that some games crash on performance while on balanced no problems
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Here's why:

No dynamic brightness or Contrast, which results in better display quality (dynamic algorithms aim to reduce power consumption)

Will Achieve Highest Clock Speed of any mode

Is more aggressive at turning on cores and scaling speed

RAM Speed is 6.7% faster than Balanced Mode and 36.7% faster than Power Saving on .30

I/O Speed is 21.6% faster than Balanced Mode and 28.97% faster than Power Saving on .30

CPU Speed is 6.1% faster than Balanced Mode and 62.98% faster than Power Saving on .30

Web Browsing complex desktop sites is best in this mode

This mode reduces "lag"

Web browsing non tablet optimized sites is way faster forcing all cores on-line.

I'm seldom on battery whether it be at home or in the car so unplugged time is a not a concern for me at this stage.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
When I'm not using it, it's in Battery Saving with wifi turned off. Eats about 1% every 12 hours.

Balanced mode for regular use, except when it starts to lag.
[Asus Transformer TF700] criodor:
Has anyone managed to find an app or way to move the back/home/recent buttons + status etc. from bottom to top of the screen? My daughter loves playing with games but she keeps hitting the darn bar with her arm etc. (she's about 2 years+months and luckily smart enough to start the game again when pressing back/home etc. but it's annoying) and I've searched around but couldn't find anything regarding this. Only to ' hide' the bar (by killing it's process), but not move it to top.

Any idea's? Or did I miss something?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jotokun:
I may be wrong on this, but I think Asus put an option in the settings to let the status bar lock itself, so you have to hold down on the center a few seconds for the buttons to appear. You might want to try that.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
I use GMD Gesture Control (Pro for custom gestures) -- one of its options I do not use is hiding the taskbar (by gesture). The only backdraw is that wallpaper will be reset to the default one when you toggle the taskbar back on. If that's an issue for you, you'll need an app that changes the wallpaper back to what it was from a folder or something (I know there are several in the Play Store that provide options like that, and they have been named in the forum elsewhere, I believe).
[Asus Transformer TF700] criodor:
Unfortunately I can't find that option. Tried pressing long on bar, clock, home, screen and every corner I could find... nothing. Also didn't find this in any settings.

Edit.

Marty,tried that app too. Thanks, but games go all iffy if there is no bar (some, not all). Plus there are some bugs that just aren't handy. And again. Don't want to hide the bar, but simply move to top where there about zero chance of hitting it accidentally. (No clue why it had to be at the bottom to begin with anyway)

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[Asus Transformer TF700] x000x:
anyone happen to find a solution to this? :(
[Asus Transformer TF700] Bigred007:
I'm also still looking...

Anyone??
[Asus Transformer TF700] gcrutchr:
It's probably an xml file in res/layout in the SystemUI.apk file.

I have not been able to recompile SystemUI.apk so I cannot try to move it.

As soon as someone has figured out how to recompile SystemUI.apk, I will try to move it to the top.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] trevoryour:
Can someone send me a blank flashable zip that I can use to flash mods i'm working on with CWM? I tried figuring out how to make them once and it was very confusing. All I really need is a zip that will copy everything from the /system folder in the zip to the /system folder of my phone. That way I can flash /system/app and /system/framework with the same blank file.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] 43358005:
[Mod/THEME][4.0.4][XWLPM] Lidroid 15 toggles, CallRecorder, BigPic & NoIncreasingRing

For the lidroid 15 Status bar toggles for XWLPM, please refer to below thread,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29207022#post29207022

About CallRecorder, BigPic & NoIncreasingRing, please install the attached package with CWM,

View attachment 1216964

And as there is some difference to implement Call Recorder Mod for 4.0.4 than 4.0.3, I'd like to share with you the details on how to implement it in 4.0.4 as below,

a) Decompile Phone.apk (apktool or whatever wrapper you prefer)

b) Edit the \smali\com\android\phone\PhoneFeature.smali file and search for ""voice_call_recording", you should find the single occurrence:

const-string v6, "voice_call_recording"

Change the line after that, such that instead of

invoke-static {v4}, Ljava/lang/Boolean;->valueOf(Z)Ljava/lang/Boolean;

it becomes

invoke-static {[COLOR="Red"]v5[/COLOR]}, Ljava/lang/Boolean;->valueOf(Z)Ljava/lang/Boolean;

c) Edit the \smali\com\android\phone\PhoneVoiceRecorder$RecorderThread.smali file and search for "Landroid/media/MediaRecorder;->prepare()V", you should find the single occurrence, inserted below code after that

.line 272
const-wide/16 v3, 0x96

invoke-static {v3, v4}, Ljava/lang/Thread;->sleep(J)V

after that, the code should like

invoke-virtual {v3}, Landroid/media/MediaRecorder;->prepare()V

[COLOR="Blue"] .line 272
const-wide/16 v3, 0x96

invoke-static {v3, v4}, Ljava/lang/Thread;->sleep(J)V[/COLOR]

.line 276
iget-object v3, p0, Lcom/android/phone/PhoneVoiceRecorder$RecorderThread;->this$0:Lcom/android/phone/PhoneVoiceRecorder;

const-wide/16 v4, 0x0

d) Follow the existing method to rebuild the apk.

e) We still have to replace those two audio.primary.exynos4.so & audio_policy.exynos4.so from the Chinese built to make the call rec work, you can extract them from the package I attached above.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] do3in:
woohoooo.. thanks.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Maw2607:
Great i'm gone try it, thanks.
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] mythtrandyr:
I post this info in russian 4pda forum: 05.07.2012, 19:44

And not need edit

\smali\com\android\phone\PhoneVoiceRecorder$RecorderThread.smali

simply activate the entries in the file

smali\com\android\phone\PhoneFeature.smali
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] nmeuret:
>GT-I9100_XWLPM.CallRec.Phone_.BigPic_NoIncreasingRing.zip

Cannot open zip file, seems to be corrupted somehow !!
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] shoman94:
Try ti explain what you talking about and maybe a little show and tell. The OP"s method works... but what is your method?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] avetodave:
Would it be possible to make a "noise suppression off" mod?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] chudy_85:
method from first post work on XXLQB Deodexed

thx
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] djdeeles:
Any LPT version ?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] do3in:
is working fine in LPT
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] buntoo:
Great Info

Thanks a lot @OP

I modded Phone.apk of 4.0.4-XWLP8 with the help of your guide; and it worked like a charm. :victory:
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] fofo13:
Hi people, I was checking in the forums that there are already lots of custom ICS roms and I would like to try one, but I would like you to tell me please wich are the best stable, fast ICS roms.

Thanks one more time for your help! :good:
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] iXanza:
First off. Wrong section. This should be in the Q&A Section.

It's all about preference. Do you wanna stick as close as possible to stock? If yes you can use Divine ROM.

It's fast and has all stock features like FM Radio mixed with loads of customization

Or AOSP ROMS.

IMO The best ones are Paranoid Android, CyanogenMod, Rootbox and my favorite MIUI.

Paranoid has tablet ui in your phone. which is cool

cyanogen is super stable

rootbox is customizable

miui is fast and customizable with a few bugs
[Galaxy S II I9100G Android Development] crachel:
This isn't development related.

Also, nobody can answer this question for you. Just nandroid and flash ICS ROMs until you find one you like.

Closed
[LG Optimus 2x] HiddenG:
Hello,

I'm really struggling to download Adobe Flash Player from Google Play. I have one Optimus 2x, but on Google, under my account, I am being displayed with various devices (therefore, I do not know which device to install under). Would it be possible to install Flash Player using an .apk file? I have found various on the internet, but none specific for the Optimus 2x.

Therefore, I am asking, could someone please post the .apk for Optimus 2x's Flash Player app? Sorry if I am breaking any rules, I do not intend to do so, and if I am, then this thread can simply be deleted. Sorry, and thank you.

Again, sorry for the hassle. Thank you very much! :good:
[LG Optimus 2x] não-soi-jo:
Pick P990, P990h or P999(if your phone is the G2x, U.S.A model of the o2x) on the device list, and there you go.

It's strange because the stock rom's and mostly of the custom one's has the flash player installed by default, so the only thing you need to do is update it.
[LG Optimus 2x] Custom40:
You asked for .apk file, so here you go:

For Android 2.x

For Android 4.x
[LG Optimus 2x] Keltek:
IMHO I removed all Adobe applications from my O2X so I can absolutely live without it. I didn't found any site to be Flash only dependent.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] DannyG213:
Hello all,

Whats the best way to tether my Note using ICS (either via USB or WiFi). My Note is rooted and I used Titanium to freeze the "Tethering Manager" when I had Gingerbread. ICS has "Tethering Provision" and freezing it doesnt sem to allow tethering.

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] cbenslay:
Found one that works!

I tried several this evening and finally found one that works... "ClockworkMod Tether no root"

EasyTether and Android-Wifi-Tether did NOT work... I did hear back from EasyTether with a suggestion, but it didn't work.

Good luck!
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] zeema:
Hello everybody

I have used to flash old cm9 releases without any problems

But new releases starting from June enters a boot loop

I flashed stock with odoin and used a pit file and wiped everything and flashed cm9 and cm10 but again boot loop

n.b. aokp milestone 6 worked

I don't know where is the problem
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] nirogu325:
Are you also formatting /system before flashing?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] zeema:
Yes I also tried this
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] nirogu325:
After ODINing back to Stock, did you do a factory reset using the Stock Recovery? Yes, the one that makes you lose everything in the tablet including SDcard contents.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] zeema:
Yes I did
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] nirogu325:
Are you using CWM Recovery v.6.0.0.0?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] zeema:
Actually I tried many versions starting with 5.1.0 and 5.5.0.4 and 6.0.0 I'dont where is the problem
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] mmostafanyw:
i was having this problem with aokp ics so i back to 3.2 and wait for a new version of aokp ics and it is solved with the new version

so the rom solved it self

sorry for my english
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] nirogu325:
Off-topic, but AOKP Milestone 6 will be the last ICS-based AOKP as evidenced here.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] zeema:
Again I successfully flashed the AOSP JB by safariking but it has some errors so I m back again to overcome 2.3.1
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] zeema:
Still the same with every new cm10 releases

Kalte_kaffe should have look on this
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] saketh91:
since jellybean has come out people are giving a try and since in the post it is said that it is lacking a nice boot animation(still has cyanogenmod 9's) i would like to share a nice boot animation with you.thank nozerogravity for his good work on this

download it from herehttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1782074
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] atticusmas:
I already posted it in the thread instead of starting a new one that is unnecessary
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] recepo1:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Just got an galaxy s3 on tmobile and looked around didnt find any definite answers is it any mods out to wake the device with an capacative button or volume button besides the physical home button? Button seems like it wont last over time just curious thanks ...I tried the button savior app even the pro version doesnt provide this function
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] jgrimberg1979:
What rom are.you on? If you post your android.policy.jar I will make the mod for you
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] recepo1:
The t999uvalem rooted stock rom from mr.robinson
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] recepo1:
How would i acquire the .jar file to post it
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps  (US Carriers)] [-_-]Cydrobot:
Found this in another post. Will solve all of your button woes. Credit goes to nismax xdaforums.com/member.php?u=1031631

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

[-_-] Cydrobot
[Off-topic] 1sagain:
Mod edit: Thread close as my paranoid side tells me this is free advertisement. If not, thread closed for teh LULZ then.

Cheerio,

Or is it just simply for people who do not know anything about rooting trying to root

why root when you dont know ?

hmm

maybe just maybe
[Off-topic] Brad387:
Well, if you are completely technologically illiterate, then paying $35 dollars is nothing compared to paying $500 to replace your device if you ruin it. Don't you agree?
[Off-topic] mox123:
agree brad
[Off-topic] xstayxposix:
This is true; though if they're completely technologically illiterate, I'd wonder why they even want to root it. :highfive:

But anyways, I see ads on Craigslist here locally of people offering their services for rooting phones lol.
[Off-topic] Theonew:
Anyone notice the reviews:

...pathetic.
[Off-topic] bartoloandre98:
Lool

Sent from My Samsung Galaxy S2 running Paranoidandroid Rom.What else if not?=P
[Off-topic] xstayxposix:
Totally missed this! I'd probably have trouble rooting an HTC Galaxy SII as well lol.
[Off-topic] lowandbehold:
There is alot of reasons people would want their phone rooted even if they didn't know how to do it. Remove bloatware, speed up the UI, use incompatible apps...and alot more.

I do agree that you should do it yourself to know how to fix it if something goes wrong, but when it comes down to it, it is their phone and they can do with it as they please.

The same could be said for basically anything though. If you can't change your own oil, should you be driving a car?
[Off-topic] Ssscrudddy:
I agree with this. I cant root my phone (on my own). But I followed someone elses guide & was succesful. My GF has a wildfire S, & has constant problems with lack of memory. She cant root, or even follow a guide, but it needs doing to make the phone usable.
[Off-topic] nikzDHD:
Guess it's a service they are providing but consumers might as well go on YouTube or Google and save yourselves $30. God knows how their software works. Good luck to them trying to explain to someone on how to unlock the HTC One X for example with their software.
[Off-topic] Lesicnik1:
Wow!

They've been featured on search engines, blogs and online encyclopedia that anyone can edit!

They must be legit!
[Off-topic] KRAZYADROIDMASTER:
Next time I go to them!!!

Hahahaha..... LOL
[Off-topic] MissionImprobable:
Doesn't even look like the spent $35 on site design.

Also from the first review it's clear thoose guys are geese, and I don't trust geese anywhere near my phone.
[Off-topic] niknDE:
Thanks to your post I now have a good adBlocker :D

Sent from my brain using my fingers
[Off-topic] _Variable:
I'm guessing that the website is targeted at the 50-75 years old userbase.
[Off-topic] steezc:
with so many video tutorials out, its sooo easy to root :) youtube/xda are your friends :good:
[Off-topic] jianC:
The problem is, I know many friends who want to root their phone because they think it will magically make their phone better and faster...
[Off-topic] Jimbroski:
Lol you should explain to them that that's not how It works!

Rooting a phone Is a joke IMO, Who would pay $35? I mean If It were flashing ROM's and what not then I somewhat understand that as that's where the brick can happen but can you really brick doing a simple root that takes less then 5 minutes?
[Off-topic] lowandbehold:
Umm no. You have far more of a chance bricking your phone during the root process than flashing a ROM. Rooting can involve unlocking bootloaders, changing bootloaders, using unsecure boot images, flashing unsecure kernels...all of which can brick a phone...even if doen correctly. Flashing a ROM, 99.99999% of the time will not brick your phone.
[Off-topic] penguin00xx:
I think this is only for very noobs

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9001 mit Tapatalk 2
[Off-topic] spunker88:
Also Anyone Notice In The Reviews The First Letter Of Each Word Is Capitalized? Who Writes Like That?

Sent from my HTC Galaxy S II using Root Android Premium
[Off-topic] I Am Marino:
There's always services like this popping up around me on CL.

They're hoping to take advantage of the people who do no research and don't read up on things before they try.

Sad really.

Just a lesson to do your research before you tinker.
[Off-topic] :
I try to, but they don't seem to get it with all the jargon haha (rom, bootloader, superuser, root permissions, android sdk, etc)
[Off-topic] PlatinumPenguin:
I charged someone $100 dollars before to fix some hardware, root their phone, and flash a rom.
[Off-topic] marquavious:
Haha premature noobs
[Off-topic] finster1974:
I have paid to have my own phone rooted for me until I was more.comfortable to do it myself and knowing something's about installing roms for me is addicting lol
[Off-topic] voyager_s:
Interesting...it never fails to surprise me the depths some people go to make $$$.

Funny review about the HTC galaxy s3! Lol. Had me laughing hard
[Off-topic] symbianvn:
I made it myself :good:
[Off-topic] cyanidekiller:
Agreeeddd:D
[Off-topic] gesange:
Hehehehehe :D
[Off-topic] piopo:
It's not because we all think it's easy that it is for everyone !

And those people who paid must be happy to have rooted phone and the ones who rooted phones get money so everyone is happy, peace out :)
[Off-topic] I Am Marino:
I bet you they're not always happy.

Because half those people probably get screwed and then probably end up with a bad view on Android.
[Off-topic] joejoey:
The cost should equal with the result
[Off-topic] chunkers:
I know lots of people who have paid for rooting or jailbreaking
[Off-topic] niknDE:
When I see some of my classmates working on their computers I really can understand that :D

Sent from my brain using my fingers
[Off-topic] Red Wolf:
Few days ago I didn't know anything about rooting but after joining to xda and some research. now I can close my eyes and beable to root my phone lol.
[Off-topic] Quardon:
I made it myself too. I did not know anything about Android before I met with the XDA. But, after 1 week, I'm able to flash any custom rom,kernel or app to my device, thanks to XDA.
[Off-topic] flipq88:
I just recently payed $15 for some guy to root my galaxy s2. Not because I didn't know how to do it myself, but because I didn't have a laptop or access to a laptop to root my phone.
[Off-topic] xox101:
I know lots of folks at work who want to run custom roms on their phone but as soon as I start to explain rooting I see their eyes glaze over! A service like this would be ideal for them I would think. Of course part of the fun of installing a new rom is that heart stopping moment when you think you have bricked your shiny new phone!