yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] gunnyman:
you have to be rooted to use goo manager to install twrp but it's easy to install

reboot bootloader

fastboot flash recovery nameofrecovery.img.

There's a link to download twrp in dev
[Android Themes] Android311:
This is Mod for the LG Optimus Elite. It comes with Green Signal bars, 3G and Wifi. I made this for user's that do not know how to use APK Manager. Everything is already done for you, all you have to do is download System.ui and push.

How to install?

-Download System.ui

-Place in SD card and use ADB or a File Manager to push the apk

-Push system.ui to System/app and overwrite the current one

-Your phone will reboot (It may take a couple seconds)

-All done :D
[Android Themes] Wan_evo:
Thanks

It looks awesome man.. Do you have one in cyan or blue? Oh and one more question... Do you know if there are any CM roms for the elite?
[Android Themes] Ken C:
+1 on the blue hate all the green.

Also and I know it's off topic but I've been searching my ass off but can't for the life of me find a custom recovery for the elite. I'm rooted but as we know can't do as much without it.

If anybody can throw me a link through pm it'd be great. :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The Rubenator:
Im having issue rooting my phone, for more that I try I'm not able to get root access
[Desire HD General] Raza Qadri:
Hi,

I want to install ice cold sandwich ,I want to know can I install it without rooting and how can I install it {I am a newbie} give me link to any newbie friendly thread
[Desire HD General] Muikkuman:
You cant install coustom roms without root as far as I know
[Desire HD General] laneyofdeath:
Yeah without root u can't access or write to system partition as far as I know. U can install cwm though interestingly enough which I didn't know (I did it yesterday to my mates gt-s6500) then rooted from there. So who knows wait for someone with bit more experience to give u definitive answer but if u can, I never seen it and I used fair few devices.why u not want to root anyway?
[Desire HD General] Raza Qadri:
I rooting seems so difficult
[Desire HD General] Teichopsia:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29655351

Like this, there are many threads. There is even one where a member posted step by step.

But if you thinks it's difficult, perhaps you should not try it.

Sent from a dream.
[Desire HD General] Raza Qadri:
It would be nice if you give me link to that thread can't find it
[Desire HD General] laneyofdeath:
I don't have link I not know your device. Look under Android development for ur device you'll find it there. :)
[Desire HD General] DЯΦiDi@П:
To be honest: "Custom Rom (which includes rooting)" and "noob" isn't a good match.

But make a test of your own: Read this and if you think you understand what you are going to do - do it. If not .... I think you know the answer.

Good luck.
[Desire HD General] Raza Qadri:
Ok will work on when I will get up from my bed
[Desire HD General] bob 6600:
I too am a noob to this but have managed to root and install a custom Rom and return my DHD back to stock. Best advice I can give from my experience is to google AAHK (I believe it has been removed from here) and read the effin manual enclosed within the zip file. It's one click and it will wipe and root your device. You can then install a custom Rom stored on Ur SD card through the Menu (HBOOT I believe). I know I don't have many posts on here but that's due to A LOT of time spent reading threads and then giving it a go. If you get stuck, I'm sure any questions you have have been asked here before :)
[Desire HD General] xxkid123:
Ditto.

Search google for 'attn1 advanced ace hack kit'. Read his entire post, read the effn manual (inside the AAHK), read it again, then quiz yourself. Search youtube for other people using it, to give you an idea of how it should go. Search youtube for how to flash a custom ROM too. You'll figure it out.

If anything does go wrong, don't freak out, and come here for help.
[Desire HD General] Roberto_Lim:
Am a noob... rooted my phone two weeks ago and installed Android Revolution HD 6.3.3. Also tried out CM 7.2.

Rooting with AAHK is pretty easy, though the manual is not as clear as it could be. Download the Kit, read the manual and will be happy to help you with the parts which are not clear. It is still fresh in my mind.
[Desire HD General] boygenny:
Rooting the Desire HD was probably the easiest root I've had to do. I blindly tried to root my father's Galaxy S II and installed the wrong kind of firmware and it was a mess, DHD has a simple program which you can even root with, one click and reading the EFFN MANUAL is all it takes.
[Desire HD General] dalanik:
Easy? It is totaly insane! So many things to go wrong, first they don't recommend windows, you have to get Ubuntu, find your way in ubuntu :) (how do they say prompt in Linux? Ahhh, console? No, TERMINAL!) :) Then it is pretty easy, just one line downloads root and runs it, but I still prefer the method I used to root my wife's Galaxy Ace. Just copy a zip onto a SD card and boot in recovery and apply update from SD card. No need to connect it to the PC, worry about stupid windows USB drivers etc.

But it works and that is important. The manual is makig things more complicated than they need to be. Only once you do it you realize that if is not so complex as manual wants you to believe :)

cheers,

D.
[Desire HD General] Raza Qadri:
Downgraded it with hack kit , can't root because of sd card
[Desire HD General] Raza Qadri:
It really really noob friendly but effen manual is arghhhh
[Desire HD General] boygenny:
I-

I'm sorry but are you telling me you installed a completely new OS onto your computer for rooting your DHD? It works in Windows easily, Macs too I think.
[Desire HD General] Floep:
That´s life.

Really? Oh dear, installing a new OS definetly doesn`t make sense for just installing another rom on a stock dhd.

Reading guide, doing whats written there ................. aaaaaaaaand it´s done.
[Desire HD General] zelendel:
Changing/Messing with the OS on an expensive device is not something you should do unless you understand what your doing. This is a Development site. Now a rom flashing site. Being a noob is no excuse for not following the forum rules. We were all noobs at one time or another.

You search, you read, you read some more, and then as your done reading.........you read a little bit more. Then you go about rooting and flashing the phone. When/If you run into issues, guess what you do. You repeat the above and search and read. Then if your still stuck and there are no threads about your issue and you followed ALL the directions that you could find, then you open a thread and ask for help.

Thread closed
[Asus Transformer TF700] Crizthakidd:
I was originally worried about http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008LM04T6/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01 this case but it turned out to be quite nice. it does add bulk tho so i would reccomend it to travelers and those who work in non office areas, perfect for cafe's and other busy places. best thing is both cameras work with no obstruction, and can separate for days you know you wont be using the keyboard, and then it looks real slim, pockets for everything see pics below and ask any questions, there is suede on the inside it looks real premium
[Asus Transformer TF700] Mykew:
Great photos. Thanks for that. I'm waiting on mine to arrive from the US (must be stuck on a boat somewhere). What youhave described is perfect for what I need the case for.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
I happen to have essentially the same one, save mine doesn't have the SD card holders (although I remember them being advertised, I do not need them so I let it slide). I commute by train (4 to 5 hours per shift), and so far it has behaved commendably. It is bulky, but it does feel a bit safer than having the TF700 all naked in my bag.The corners are free, though, so if dropped on a corner the device will still suffer quite a bit.

End of story: even with a case, don't drop it? ;)

PS: what I like as well is that the flap that folds over the screen backwards makes the tablet/dock combination quite a bit more stable when you let the contraption rest on it. Wow, that is unclear, but I do not know how to phrase it more clearly. Let's try this.

__/\ << = keyboard, screen, folding flap

;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] PAPB0007:
I received mine today from Amazon and haven't quite decided if I like it or not.

Pros:

The case seems to be built well with quality materials. The leather and solid flaps will definitely protect it from the elements, to an extent. The leather is smooth and soft but easy to hold on to. It's like carrying around a book.

Cons:

The bulk is significantly more than I was hoping for. With the tablet and dock folded in it's about 2 inches thick, and this is before I've put any papers in the flap.

The tablet strap is less than 1cm wide and has a small piece of Velcro to keep the tablet from slipping out if you don't have it docked. That's it, 1cm of Velcro, not that reassuring.

The dock's elastic straps block both the USB port and the Charging port. Moving them aside every time you need to use the ports is possible but an extra hassle.

If I should decide to carry it without the dock, the case doesn't stay closed well, is loose and baggy on the edge, and I'm going to be afraid that the tablet will fall out since a 1cm piece of Velcro is all that would be holding it in.

I'll probably be returning this case and wonder if the RooCase TF201 cases will fit the TF700. I may have to wait for the TF700 cases to come out.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ubernewf:
Just ordered a dock for my S3 and was planning to use it at work, so the phone would be plugged into a charger 8hrs \ weekday. Will this kill my battery?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chamberc:
No. That doesn't affect LION batteries. have done it for years with tablets and other LION batteries.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Waldo_:
No, lithium ion batteries have no battery memory like nickel cadmium ones. Charge whenever and as long as you want!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dwach414:
I let my phones, and my other Li-ion battery appliances charge everyday all night long. I can't imagine it being much different then charging while you're at work. Worst case scenario is your battery starts to not hold its charge a year from now, and then you could just get a new battery before the 1 year warranty is over.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dukemagic:
I thought that while there is no memory effect with Li-ion batteries, they do die quickest when at maximum and minimum charge, and last longest when at 40-50% charge.

Per Wikipedia:

I'm not sure exactly which kind of Li-ion battery they are using as it seem some types are more immune to this effect than others.

But yeah, while it's not going to instantly kill your battery, it will cause it to lose capacity over time. This is the same reason why you shouldn't leave your laptop battery plugged in all the time.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDiabolicaL1:
I appreciate what you're doing there but I think it's hard to quote something as fact when it says "unreliable source" "unreliable source" "unreliable source" "unreliable source"...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dukemagic:
Ha yeah I saw that but whatever. Wikipedia was just the first place I checked, I'm almost positive I've seen the same basic information elsewhere. And anecdotally I know I've laptop batteries stop holding charge after just a year or two when left plugged in 24/7.

This is also the reason that cell phones don't keep the battery charged at 100% when it's left plugged in. It goes to 100%, lets the battery die down to 90%ish, then charges back up to 100%, etc. It's trying to avoid keep the battery at 100%.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron101:
Ive just upgraded my s2 (which was working perfect) to Ice Cream Sandwich and now it won't stay connected wirelessly , with WI FI. Ive got another modem MI FI this time plug it in and it works perfect, so i think the trouble must be with virgin superhub wirelessly have you any ideas .Ive rebooted the superhub modem but no go.

on the phone it says:

status:

Authenticating

signal strength:

Excellent

security:

WPA/WPA2 PSK

So you see its all there its just auth.....

any help be very welcome thanks.

By the way my Galaxy tab 10.1 works fine on the superhub.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HANDSY:
I have the virgin super hub and had connection problems at first. Check wether hub is roaming or on a fixed channel. Mine had to be on fixed.

Edit. Double check your Password is correct too. Its on the actual hub.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron101:
They've changed the hub software wheres the "roaming or on a fixed channel"??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HANDSY:
If you go on the virgin website there is a guide to accessing the hub settings and trouble shooting.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jordan2012:
You need to login to the SuperHub itself, I believe you need to put this into your address bar "192.168.0.1" and it should load up that page you need once you log in, it'll be in the WiFi settings and look for Channel, Either set it to 1,6 or 11 and see what its like then
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jr866gooner:
There was a problem with the firmware. My father in laws one did this. It meant i had to either leave him unable to connect waiting for virgin to roll out new firmware or tweak a setting which made the connection supposedly slower. Silly since its a "super" hub. Ill check to see which setting it was.

Edit: change mode to 145

Not sure what it is set to by default.

From my ICS device on LPT
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jordan2012:
Hmmm, There new firmware R36 should have done that for you I'm sure that was in the change-log, I wonder what happened there :') anyway is it all working as it should now? :cowboy:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron101:
So far ive tried evrything ive been told and i still can't get on anything else anyone??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HANDSY:
Are you on the frequency channel. 2.4hz or 5hz?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron101:
im on 2.4hz i tried 5hz save settings then on the phone click virgin go conneect it just keeps saying "authentication problems" no matter what i do channel , security it says the same??
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sscdougal:
I used to have no end of problems getting anything to connect to my superhub (not just sgs2) do in the end i switched it to modem only mode and used a third party router for wireless etc not had a problem since. I know it is a pricey option but it definately works
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron101:
Perhaps someone can tell me how i can get GINGERBREAD back. Its seems that ICS is still a bit ropy on WIFI at the moment.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HANDSY:
Go to samfirmware, log on, enter your device details. Select desired firmware, download and flash via odin. Back up current rom just in case. All the best.

Edit. Before all that have you tried a different kernel as that deals with wifi.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron101:
Edit. Before all that have you tried a different kernel as that deals with wifi.

Ive not heard of that could you tell me more?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HANDSY:
From what I've read on this forum modems deal with phone signal and data connection while the kernel controls the wifi connection. As always there are numerous kernels to choose from each with their own characteristics. They can be flashed as a zip file in Cwm or as a tar via odin in PDA. Well worth reading up on as they can affect battery life and overall feel of your rom.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron101:
Thanks ill see what i can learn........................................lol, ill try
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron101:
Which of these is it, this is my phone now:

PDA: I9100XWLPI

PHONE: I9100NELP4

CSC: I9100H3GLP4

Build info: fri jun 8 10:16:57 KST 2012

GT-I9100	China	2012 July	Android 4.0.3	I9100ZCLPN	I9100OZHLPN would it be this ICS ? coz i don't want THAT now

But i didn't keep a backup on my gingerbread,ARE THESE GINGERBREAD:

GT-P6200	2011 December	Android 3.2	P6200XXKL7	P6200OXXKL1

GT-S5830	Baltic	2011 September	Android 2.3.3	S5830XWKPY	S5830OXEKP4
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron101:
Ive tried it and don't like it(ICS) so ive gone to take it out but when ive reloaded rebooted it keeps on rebooting that's was

United Kingdom (H3G)	2011 May	2.3.3	I9100XWKE1 ##	MULTIH3GKD4	Download

so i tried this

United Kingdom (H3G)	2011 October	2.3.5	I9100XWKI8	I9100H3GKI2	Downl

the next one up (the last one they done) that rebooted and stopped at a android in the middle of the screen saying touch me and at the bottom EMERGECNY DIAL and CHANGE LANGUAGE and a note saying google has stopped working ..... what can i do know?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ron101:
its all right ive done it had to clean it out twice wipe data/factory reset before and after
[General Topics] ssbnasa:
Hieaaa guyzzz, i'm facing a entirely new prblm for me....da prblm is my fone phone led isn't working, dummo why....whether i kept it in charging or.nything else it just doesn't glow....wat shud i do ?

:(
[Asus Transformer TF700] Pretoriano80:
THE GOOD PART

1) The design is great and the aluminium body add a good touch to the overall design quality but also helps dissipate heat.

2) The device is quite slim and doesn't weight much and this i very important for a portable device

3) The screen is the best part of this tablet and is wonderful in any use condition. Browsing, reading, gaming or watching movies with this display is awesome. You can also hook a HDMI cable from the MicroHDMI port to your TV or monitor and enjoy Android on a large display.

4) CPU and GPU have so real horse power and will not let you down. Keep in mind that aren't much applications which make complete use of all this power yet.

5) Digitizer is also great and typing is very easy and smooth... no issue so far

6) The 8MPixel camera is also good but please don't expect a professional camera. Is one of the best camera in the tablet market

7) The Keyboard dock is also a great gadget and maybe a must for people who use this tablet for work. Many would say that you can buy a Bluetooth keyboard for less money, true... but it will drain your battery and will not fit with the tablet like the original one does.

8) Another important thing is that Asus is well known as one of the best when it comes to software/firmware updates.

Guys please feel free to post more features and i will update. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Keion:
1) The screen frame and the aluminium body doesn't fit equally around the tablet

This doesn't happen to everyone, mine makes a satisfying clicking noise though.

2) Clicking sound (like a cheap 100$ plastic device)

But isn't clicking it just so satisfying? Also, once again, not everyone has it. Even with the clicking, it still feels like a premium device.

3) Light bleeding

For some reason, when I turn on the screen I get crazy light bleed but if I leave it on for a minute or so and come back, it's totally gone. IDK, what's going on here.

4) Volume buttons

Truth, they suck.

5)Flash memory/internal memory

Using sio/cfq can really help your performance you know?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Immorten:
I got the same issue with the screen sticking out, but it's pretty much the whole left side, both top and bottom.

On my keyboard dock, the backspace key is scraping the chassis. Really annoying.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Pretoriano80:
1)if every issue would happen to everyone Asus would be forced to recall the device

2)I have a wall clock for that my friend

5)Is not about improving is about getting what you pay for. Anyway why don't you show us how to improve that random write performance?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Keion:
Whoa, bitter much? I can't do anything, does it say I'm a recognized developer? I'm just giving out some suggestions and opinions, no need to start getting all jaded about it.

So dark and edgy
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jonphinguyen7:
I believe that these types of lash out complaint threads are unnecessary, and if you truly hate the tablet so much I suggest you return it. I understand trying to get issues resolved, but when someone tries to help with your issues and you attack them then well... That's trolling bro.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Pretoriano80:
This kind of complaint could help people to decide if they are willing to accept this issues before buy, as this kind of stuff is not written on the box.

Who tried to help me and where? It was just sarcasm in that post and that's all.

Also i never said i hate this tablet and even if i was in Europe we can't ask a refund whenever we want especially with these kind of issues (at least not here in Italy)... and getting your money back is out of the question, the best you could do is getting another product instead.

So i see no trolling here bro.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Keion:
So could my comment if you had actually stopped to read it instead of discounting my humor as "evil sarcasm". I was giving my opinion, and you started getting all angry and bitter. This is an internet forum, buddy. Also, it seems to me that you're trying to discourage people from buying by making all the issues seem overblown while, in reality, not that many people have most of those issues (except IO, I'll give you that one), and, when I tried to point that out, you started lashing out and getting crazy angry. I don't know if there's something wrong with my post but I think you need to chill out and stop hating on this tablet.
[Asus Transformer TF700] xRevilatioNx:
This is an Apple fan boy. Saw them trolling on other forums. Disparaging the product in hopes to reduce sales. MODS delete this thread please! It's not constructive in any shape, format, or fashion. This is just a bashing match. :mad:
[Asus Transformer TF700] Keion:
I'm an apple fanboy? I beg to differ. I hate apple in any and all ways, shapes and forms. I don't even eat apples anymore, I eat pears instead. All of that juicy goodness.
[Asus Transformer TF700] xRevilatioNx:
:silly:

I'm talking about the thread starter. You are good night my book
[Asus Transformer TF700] Pretoriano80:
He, he, he now i'm an Apple fanboy... For your record i own 4 android devices and 1 Iphone 4s so i'm not a fanboy (Apple or Google) but you guys start to sound like real android fanboys.

I'm old enough to keep me away from flame wars so i will let the moderators to judge on this topic because those issues are real and people are affected, i'm not telling anyone to not buy a product and never did that. Like you said is an internet forum, ppl share their opinion and also they are free to choose, it's not up to me or up to you. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Keion:
Oh OK, thanks bro. :laugh: I didn't know the thread starter was an apple shill.
[Asus Transformer TF700] xRevilatioNx:
lol
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
What did you expect on the Asus Transformer forums - folks that loved Apple products?!

Give me a break.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Keion:
3/10 for effort, need more originality and shouldn't have mentioned the 4s. Emoticon was a good touch, as was the txtspk. Extensive use of the word fanboy was good, also the accusations of being a child. Overall, you could do some really good stuff but you need to work on your trolling a lot more. A 3/10 is the best I can give you for that troll post.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jrkart99:
Former prime owner here. After going through hell and back on the prime, i jump at the chance to exchange at best buy. The infinity is a dream over the prime,... so far. . I'm still in the honeymoon period. This is nothing so far. As far as Gary and the Asus rep,... ha. They are pretty much done on the forums. Failed experiment.