yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mustbepbs:
Most likely not. I'm sure he's a tool referring to the non-updated GW and making snark tough guy remarks while simultaneously not reading.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tonu42:
I have a guide I made to get the latest one to work.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1810040
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheMorlince:
His guide works great, even to update if you already have used Modaco's file to install originally.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tonu42:
Just saying to others, my guide DOES work. If you did something else to use wallet and claim afterwards its broken. Not on me. I have heard from others that updating works too. So this is a confirmed addition to my guide.
[HTC Inspire 4G] toxicpaulution:
I'm just curious as to what size your backups are for your phone. I'm using 4ext ATM but my file size is now up to 1.2 gbs when I started a few months back it was only like 600mb xD so I'm just wondering what your guys recovery size is :) and if you have ways to trim it down share :) I'm also sorry if this has been done before I searched and didn't find one but figured I'd just ask my fellow inspire users :) have a wonderful day.
[HTC Inspire 4G] biglittlegato:
My last nandroid was just under a gig.

Sent using the power of the dark side.
[HTC Inspire 4G] toxicpaulution:
What rom have you been using and how long has it been since you started using it??
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] 441Excelsior:
I found this topic http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1707177 can someone try to port sense from HTC flyer to mediapad?
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] 441Excelsior:
really nobody wants to try to port htc flyer's honeycomb rom? my dev skills arent big enough to do it
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] dark_fighter:
You can't make any sense-related rom for any device without HTC firmware, or based on htc firmware. The whole Sense thong is too hard-coded with the firmware (which of course requires particular hw), so it's impossible to make what you want.
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] 441Excelsior:
I saw Sense ported on some samsung devices (sense4all project)
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] dark_fighter:
Well I am impressed, to be honest, but it's gonna be a tough project, and in my opinion, it's not ever going to work properly. But I wish them good luck, you never know, they may succeed...
[Huawei MediaPad, T-Mobile SpringBoard] 441Excelsior:
we need someone with good porting skills to do this
[LG Nitro HD] aaki_rocker:
heya fellas !

currently owning a nitro hd !

would it be wise to get a galaxy nexus now or should i just keep up with my nitro !

i may be getting a gnex in trade with my nitro !

comments and suggestions please ! :)

thanks..
[LG Nitro HD] hereric:
Basically the exact same phone as far as performance goes. It's up to you whether you want an IPS LCD screen, or an AMOLED.

Also to consider is whether or not you want LTE coverage as an option.

I personally would save my money and wait for the next generation of phones. I don't really think the GNex offers any significant improvements over the Nitro, except for AOSP JellyBean straight from Google.
[LG Nitro HD] Victor B:
I originally bought a GNex from the Google Play store and ended up returning it for a Nitro.

I could not deal with the display on the GNex. The whites were yellowish, and the colors were super saturated. The ghosting was also an issue. As soon as I turned on my Nitro I knew I made the right call. The screen is the best, IMO.
[LG Nitro HD] Namuna:
Nitro and GNex are competing products. Similar specs, similar performance, and nowadays the Nitro is even similarly getting CyanogenMod love.

In my opinion, it's a side-grade (not up, not down) to trade over to the GNex...Not worth the hassle of having to reload and reconfigure everything.

Keep the Nitro. With the Quad-cores hitting the streets now, by the time the Nitro hits its' 1st year anniversary, there'll be more solid choices for what to actually "up"-grade to.
[LG Nitro HD] RealyPssd:
I picked the Nitro because of the screen and the SD card expansion.
[LG Nitro HD] 8mileroad:
Ironically, I sold my Nitro a little over a week ago for $215 to upgrade to a Galaxy Nexus. I could no longer stand GB. LG then trolled me and released ICS less than two weeks later. Not sure it's worth the $135 upgrade, but honestly the Galaxy Nexus is the (slightly) better phone, and I love JB. But you can't do wrong with either phone.
[LG Nitro HD] Malnilion:
About the only thing the Galaxy Nexus has that I really want is NFC.
[LG Nitro HD] proideath:
Galaxy Nexus has the same performance as the Nitro HD but i prefer IPS over AMOLED, i think u should stay with the nitro HD.
[LG Nitro HD] aaki_rocker:
thanks guys for all your input !

staying with the nitro and this community !

cheers ! :D
[LG Nitro HD] leobg:
I had this dilemma few months ago too. Ended up with the Galaxy Nexus, mostly because the top notch software support. I don't really like the AMOLED screen and hate the fact there is no SD card. Lack of LTE was another concern for me. Again, ended up with the GN only because of the software.

Last week I decided to see if I did wrong back then and got myself a P930 which I found at a good price. Software wise I can say I took the right decision picking the Nexus. But hardware wise, now I'd say I did not. Nitro's screen simply crushes Samsung's AMOLED pentile unit. LG's screen colors are right, screen is much crisper than Samsung's.

But now when Motor sees Cyanogen love, I'm hoping software advantage of Galaxy Nexus will be minimal. After flashing JB preview, P930 became a much better phone. Not as smooth as Jelly Beened Nexus, but I'm sure it will get there soon. Well, battery life on the nexus is at least twice as good, but there is no LTE, everything comes at price.

If you already have the Nitro, my advice is to not waste money on Nexus. At least not current one.
[LG Nitro HD] aaki_rocker:
you've cleared my doubts pretty much ! :good:

staying with the nitro !

thanks !
[LG Nitro HD] lmarranzino:
I would have to second the Nitro... What you give up on my GSM you get on the Nitro... I am awaiting my replacement...Been using my Nexus and the amoled is not as crisp or clear the speed is just not LTE worth...Yet I do like how you can esaily customize the Nexus I just put on CM10 and did Uber theme on it... Looks sweet...

Yet in having to decide I also think Nitro is the one up for a daily use phone.

Just a NOOB thought ...
[LG Nitro HD] bamabama1:
NFC is still in its earlier stages and was proved to have several vulnerabilities. I would avoid NFC at this point of time.
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
keep the nitro but i'd pick up a used nexus if the price was decent, just to mess around with the softwares. must be pretty sweet to get a pure jelly bean running and all the little mods here and there, heh, for a flashaholic, i wouldn't get any work done if i had that nexus.

:p:p:silly::silly::eek::eek:
[LG Nitro HD] 8mileroad:
To be fair, you'd probably get the exact opposite advice from the Galaxy Nexus community. To get unbiased advice I'd ask your question in Android General or somewhere like that.
[LG Nitro HD] aaki_rocker:
lol true that ! :laugh:

nvm ! i sold my nitro !

would be getting any other device very soon !

GOOD BYE ALL !

FAREWELL !!! :)
[LG Nitro HD] 8mileroad:
Wow, that was a pretty quick 180 degree change of mind.
[LG Nitro HD] aaki_rocker:
lol no!

i had decided it already !

my options were to sell it or trade for gnex !

after thinking for a while i came to a conclusion of selling the nitro and getting a real upgrade sometime soon ;)
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
how much did you get for it?

every now & then i think about selling mine and getting a one x or the other one but i figure i'll wait 6 months for nex gen devices with 1280p screen and such. some cool stuff right around the corner.
[LG Nitro HD] Hutch89:
What you talkin bout Willis? 1280p screens?!?!
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
right here!

http://www.techsmart.co.za/features/news/LG_showcases_highest_resolution_smartphone_display.html

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video http://www.engadget.com/2012/06/05/lg-displays-new-five-inch-1080p-smartphone-display/

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oh, lol, i mean 1080p.............
[LG Nitro HD] Billy Madison:
'tis a downgrade, actually. GNex is just developers grade phone not suited for everyday usage. It has poor camera, sub-par screen, lowclocked CPU. Nitro has best-in-industry screen, 8Mpix w/BSI sensor, more mAh battery etc

GNex is for devs who want to get latest & greatest ROM 2 flash it immidiately, and Nitro ROM development lags due 2 LG poor attitude to their customers. We JUST need 2 go more often to http://support.lgforum.com/lg and demand what is due for our money
[LG Nitro HD] Billy Madison:
No, not at all,1080p

1920x1080 5" phone named LS 970 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1649666 It's around a corner, rumored to passed FCC tests

In September it will be available in SK, right in time to put iPhone and galaxy Note2 in the dust where they belong
[LG Nitro HD] 8mileroad:
You're in some kind of denial if you think it's a downgrade.
[LG Nitro HD] aaki_rocker:
i sold it to my friend so he hasn't given me the money yet ! :P

it would be something around 250-300ish ! :P
[LG Nitro HD] 996gt2:
Honestly, if I had to do it all over again, I'd get a Galaxy Nexus for sure.

The LG Nitro HD has great hardware, but the software is so crappy right now. I've tried CM9 RC1/RC2/ICS Leak/Official ICS, none of them are even close to being as smooth, or as stable, or giving as good battery life as Android 4.1 on a Galaxy Nexus (I've tried both).

So, yes the screen might be a bit worse, yes the camera isn't as good, but the Galaxy Nexus's battery life is way superior and in terms of software support there isn't even a competition...Nexus wins hands down. By the time the Nitro HD gets a fully stable, official version of Jelly Bean, the Nexus will probably be on Android 6.0 already.
[LG Nitro HD] scott0:
that's funny!
[LG Nitro HD] Billy Madison:
I thought only us are so greedy but seems like Americans too. You know you can't have all the world in small tiny phone. You trade smthn for smthn, better H/W for less battery.

And who ever cares about soft? We will eventually have JB or CM10, CM10 is almost done. GNex is also missing LTE, you can't patch JellyBean 2 turn LTE on

Its developers toy. In autumn Nexus will be forgotten forever and will not have new updates every month cause lots of new Nexis will be released, you know every major vendor will show own Nexus this time.

And Nexus 3 will have only major updates like once in a year, Android 5 or so, not every week or month like now
[LG Nitro HD] 996gt2:
"Who ever cares about software?" I don't know about you, but it's the software that makes the phone. As you said, we will EVENTUALLY have a stable Jelly Bean. Eventually being the key word. CM10 is nowhere near done, don't kid yourself. It's still in a preview stage. No nightlies, no release candidates. There are still MAJOR problems in the preview version that need to be worked out.

CM9 on the Nitro HD has been in development for MONTHS now, and it's still not fully stable. Look through the forums and you'll find reports of random force closes, screen flickering, bluetooth/GPS not working, poor battery life, random reboots, etc. With the official Google release of Jelly Bean on the Galaxy Nexus, you don't have to worry about that of that BS. IT. JUST. WORKS.

Look at the Nexus S, a single core phone released in 2010. That phone has had an official, stable ICS for a long time now, and is also one of the first devices to get Jelly Bean. How many Android phones from 2010 have an official ICS release, much less an official Jelly Bean release? The Nexus S received ICS in 2011, during a time when most dual-core, high-end Android phones were still releasing with 2.3 Gingerbread. That should tell you something about how Nexus devices get priority with software updates straight from Google. In addition, you are getting the release straight from Google, no added-on bloat like LG's "tweaked" UI or anything like that to slow down the phone.

The fact is, Nexus devices have MUCH better software support than any other phone. It's far from a "developer's toy", as you put it. And Google takes care of their Nexus devices as far as prompt software updates go...you cannot say the same about LG and their devices.
[LG Nitro HD] dnorthington:
Fingers crossed there's a high-end Nexus device on ATT this fall, not six months later. I agree software is very important. Remember, the VZ version was delayed in getting updates vs the unlocked one.

CM10 will get us there though. Patience... Jellybean really is a step up from ICS IMO. The enhanced notifications and Google now are nice enhancements. Plus the "butter" UI will be nice. Search for a side by side of GNex with ICS vs JB. It's a lot faster and noticeably smoother too.
[LG Nitro HD] Billy Madison:
Who ever cares about software?

Do you know why? cause the process of android develodment is closed not open, cause android itself and linux was and is $i*t. cause google had better bought proprietary BeOS then choose stupid "open" linux

Did you compare Opimus UI with Trebuchet? OUI is slick, lightweight and fast, and so easily customizable and has ton good useful widgets, nor does Trebuchet[/QUOTE]

And so what? I don't usually give hard earned money to junkfactories like zte or zoppo for cheap units with crappy camera, lowlasting battery, cheap pentile oled screen with tons of issues burn-ins gradients, cheap dynamic and headphone jack, only for there assurance to me to be first in list of getting patches for THEIR own bugs

Do you?

Oh, I'd better send some $ 2 ROM makers

And, didn't I forget to say "Who ever cares about software?"

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Yes, this is only one really improvement. And do you know what butter ui really is? Its not some rocket science, its just them google devs found & patched their own tiny subtle bugs somewhere deep in the render

And for 5 years we were "look! there Iphores are so butterly smooth having only 1 CPU under the hood. And our androids are so laggy so slow so junky even with Gig RAM and 2* 1,5GHz" And then some schoolboy found bottleneck in 2D render and them sell it now as JB butter UI

Don't be so kiddie
[LG Nitro HD] Hutch89:
Dammit I wanted a super HD phone
[LG Nitro HD] Billy Madison:
Don't know what "super HD" means. I know full HD.

Could you elaborate?
[LG Nitro HD] Swetnes:
[Look at the Nexus S, a single core phone released in 2010. That phone has had an official, stable ICS for a long time now, and is also one of the first devices to get Jelly Bean. How many Android phones from 2010 have an official ICS release, much less an official Jelly Bean release? The Nexus S received ICS in 2011, during a time when most dual-core, high-end Android phones were still releasing with 2.3 Gingerbread.]

Huh??

Per Wikipedia:

" On December 6, 2010, the Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) SDK was released, based on Linux kernel"

" The SDK for Android 4.0.1 (Ice Cream Sandwich), based on Linux kernel 3.0.1, [53] was publicly released on October 19, 2011. [54] Google's Gabe Cohen stated that Android 4.0 was "theoretically compatible" with any Android 2.3.x device in production at that time. The source code for Android 4.0 became available on November 14, 2011."
[LG Nitro HD] Swetnes:
Ok noob mistake I thought he was saying the Nexus had ics in 2010.
[LG Nitro HD] zikario507:
---------- Post added at 07:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:03 PM ----------

[/COLOR]Yes, this is only one really improvement. And do you know what butter ui really is? Its not some rocket science, its just them google devs found & patched their own tiny subtle bugs somewhere deep in the render

And for 5 years we were "look! there Iphores are so butterly smooth having only 1 CPU under the hood. And our androids are so laggy so slow so junky even with Gig RAM and 2* 1,5GHz" And then some schoolboy found bottleneck in 2D render and them sell it now as JB butter UI

Don't be so kiddie[/QUOTE]

why is the reason that iphone runs smoothly.. with a simple single core cpu..!! and android have 1gb ram and.. overclocked dual cpu.. and runs not smoothly than apple ios!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serotizm:
I got my S3 today.

I have a strange problem.

When I stream any video with stock video player, mx player or from browser (HTML5), I get only sound. See no video.

Only Vplayer displays video, but this does not solve my problem cause I watch online movies from HTML5.

I didn't have this problem with my previous HTC One X. So I'm sure the sites I watch movies from are compatible with Android.

Anyone had this problem? Any solutions?

BTW, if I stream with stock video player it displays a message saying "Playind audio data only"

Any help will be appreciated :)

My device is not unlocked, I'm on stock ROM.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fast78:
Did you install Vitamio app from Play store?Did u have installed Flash player?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serotizm:
Yes I did both :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fast78:
Very strange.Try with Dice Player.Otherwise one hard reset should help.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serotizm:
Thank you for help.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] serotizm:
Solved with Omega ROM.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Baloeb:
All of a sudden I cannot connect to my home network. I am running Aeroevan's CM10. We just moved, but I kept the same internet provider and all the same settings on my router. My other devices can connect fine, but my phone will say "connecting..." then nothing happens. If I click connect again nothing happens. I was connected fine before this. I even loaded a backup of a previous working ROM in case it was CM10's fault, and it did the exact same thing. If it is the router's fault then I don't know what setting to change because it worked before, and it could be the phone because my computers can connect. Any ideas?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] gtdtm:
I had a wifi issue before, similar problems although not exact. Changing the "channel" on the router seemed to fix it. I'd give that a shot, then reboot the router.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Baloeb:
OK, I played around with the settings. I had the router set to N only, and when I switched it to G and N the phone connected at 54 mps. I thought the incredible 2 had a N radio in it. Was I mistaken or is something wrong here? This wasn't a problem just a couple days ago.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] tincbtrar:
I dont have an N Router...but IIRC the Inc 2 wifi radio doesnt play well with dual band.

Try playing around with those settings.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] gtdtm:
Mine works fine with N, but I don't believe it works on the 5ghz band.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] drbveb88:
I just got this case in today. It is basically a really sexy blue brushed metal barely there case. It clips into place very securely and the cut outs are perfectly located. I posted below the ebay page to order it, I will post pics of my phone it soon.

The cons are a) that it is a little bit slippery compared to incipio surface case.

b) The power button is a little bit harder to access.

c) It does not offer the protection of a dual layer case on the top screen side. The frame only wraps slightly past

the screen glass. If it fell directly on theglass it would not offer the protection that a incipio surface case offers.

Pros: Beautiful color and finish, sleek and visibly appealing, lightweight and comfortable in you hand. Really show off the pebble blue version.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=221065115618
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Xcor3:
is it really metal? lol

i got this http://www.ebay.com/itm/11091202878...X:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649#ht_3507wt_1166 but its painted metal style
[Galaxy S III Accessories] tabemasu88:
i don't like these cases...

they are so tight, and its like its goign to break your power or volume buttons
[Galaxy S III Accessories] scarrmrcc:
REAL metal ones make NFC impossible, and lower cell reception very noticabley (a bar or 2).

Pained metal ones, interfere with NFC, and seem to be just slightly noticeable for cell receptions (1-2 dB)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] mollycrap:
Nice case, but I prefear rubber.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] gp6294u04:
Me too. Anyway, nice case.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Xcor3:
Can you post pictures, also the inside on the case

Sent from my SGH-T999
[Galaxy S III Accessories] sanjsrik:
lambskin or natural?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] simplex123:
They're both the same case and are not actually metal. Just a plastic with a brush metal finish. Looks good but is quite fragile.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Xcor3:
For $1, this case is pretty sweet. fits well, looks neat and doesnt feel like it would break easily.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[Galaxy S III Accessories] drbveb88:
That is the case I'm referring to in this thread. Where did you get it for $1?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Xcor3:
Ebay. I was lucky enough that no one bided on it but me. When searching of Ebay for this case, try, galaxy s3 hard case then select worldwide

Sent from my SGH-T999
[Galaxy S III Accessories] drbveb88:
signal has not been effected at all. Sucked before, Sucked after. Just kidding!

Seriously, no change at all.

It is a hard plastic, but it is firm and very sturdy. Not fragile at all.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Xcor3:
Why did you pay $17 for it?:0 the case usually run up to $9 only. I think you should contact the seller and tell him its not as described because its not metal. Chinese sellers most of the time will refund you and let you keep the product.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[Galaxy S III Accessories] drbveb88:
That was the "buy it now" price, and time was limited. Compared to the $25-$30 incipio cases I figured it was an okay price.

I really like the case, so I will bid on the next one.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Toxina:
so as far as I know now, Jelly Belly was build for the GSM Nexus.

then people started to port it over to the VZW Nexus

now VZW Nexus has Version 5.x.x and the GSM Nexus has Version 3

can someone tell me if there's a newer version for the GSM Nexus? oO?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amdkalban:
I think both is 4.1.1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eqjunkie829:
V3 is newest gsm version. Higher number doesn't always mean newer or better.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okmijnlp:
Fixed, had to bump up the headphones button priority. It seems to be impossible to play music on Jellybean. I can't change the tracks with my headphones button anymore because a long press brings up Google Now and 2-3 taps brings up voice dial (which I'm sure I've uninstalled). Is there a way to disable one of these without freezing them so they can still be used? Thank you!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazykiddo:
Im looking for this too..actually dont care about google now or voice search.. just want my long press buttons back.

hoping someone knows howto..
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kaito95:
Have the same problem :/ is there any fix?? :confused:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Eat it iPhone:
Just wonderig what settings can be used to get the audio from my BD's to play correctly in stock video player.

Ive tried Serenity and I Am Legend. I tried AAC(faac and other one), AC3 (pass thru and ff*something), MP3(lame), even DTS. tried stero, dolby surround, pro logic II, various sample and bit rates.

No matter which combinations i used i either got no audio or audio that was out of sync...behind about 2/3 seconds maybe.

Anyone know of an audio settings that will allow stick player to play audio without issue.

*Dice player played some of these fine, others with lagged audio....but i would like these to play stock player.

Thanks
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] BrianBusby2038:
Personally,I've never had much luck with the stock video player.Mobo Player has a free version from the market and will play just about anything using the soft decoding setting from within the app.