yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] PhoenixFx:
+1

And also control 3G/WiFi/BT radios as and when needed , there are battery saver apps like Juice defender that intelligently turn off 3G and data connections.

Advanced users can also play around with custom kernels, CPU speed settings and Kernel governors, etc.. (can help with custom ROMs)
[HTC One X] HRandev:
Thanks for the tip, I added it to it.
[HTC One X] coos lick:
Actually agree with PhilipL.

Killing or managing tasks in Android is a placebo - and is likely to do more harm (in terms of battery life) than good. Plenty of articles if you google saying task managers are a bad idea.

However, managing screen brightness and background services will help enormously.
[Desire HD General] Scout2380:
Google now working 90%

Not error search.... But Voice search had error...

Working sample card

But it will be have some more bug ....

This is download link-> http://mfiles.naver.net/6bfe77c7d48..._RY1lbu_zip/google+now+v5.zip?type=attachment

First! Uninstall google search

Second! Flash this zip
[Desire HD General] f1962:
Bluetooth car audio issue for DHD

With Virtuous Infinity v1.31.0 Alpha2 ROM, bluetooth car audio doesn't work during phone calls for me.

Have you this issue also?
[Desire HD General] Scout2380:
Yes... Not working...;
[Desire HD General] Scout2380:
Thanks.
[Desire HD General] sheenswizner:
This is virtuous infinity 1.31.0 Alpha2 Fix for ace/inspire/telus devices with OV8810 camera

Patch only for ace/inspire/telus

http://bit.ly/PirsQr
[Desire HD General] acamarin:
Is this for real?! I reverted back to ARHD because of camera issues with Virtuous Infinity but if this fixes it, I am back on Virtuous!

Nevermind, i just saw the post on Infinity thread! :D Great!
[Desire HD General] sheenswizner:
I got this information and link from vertuous infinity official site. :)

I also flashed this patch successfully and its works :good:
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Athl0n:
I made a mistake during flashing ASUS-HYDRO 4.2-(8/2)-TF300/TF300tg. Everything went fine but I have put img in external card not in sd card. Now and I don't have image to instal in clockworth mode. What is worse pad don't start and I have start screen. What to do?
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dxwilliams40:
You made a mistake posting in the development section. You already posted this in general. Just wait for a response.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Admiral2145:
Originally Posted by Admiral2145

can we transfer files from windows to the sd card in the recovery?

Install Android ADB (found in the SDK package, check Google if you need help to install).

Then, go to Install from sdcard menu once so it mounts the sdcard, then type on your computer:

adb push C:\myfile.bla /sdcard/

Go back and forth in the Install zip from sdcard menu and your file will be there.

Btw install twrp recovery and you won't have that problem because it uses external and internal sd card
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukethepainter:
just install the new twrp 2.2.1.3 it has ext sd card capabilities thats what im using and i can confirm it works fine
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Athl0n:
I made as you described. File has been copied, but I still don't have it in menu "install zip from sd card/ choose zip from sdcard"
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Athl0n:
I have installed twrp 2.2.1.3 and I am able to install from external sd card!!! Thanks a lot for your help. Flashing is in progress.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Admiral2145:
TWRP ftw.. Best recovery... Hopefully we will get cwm6 touch ported one day.
[HTC Rezound] maniac2k:
Hey guys found this cool little app and found out that ultimate custom clock widget was killing my battery. It has a feature called app sucker that breaks down what is using your battery. I know there are other apps that do this but this one works and is super easy to understand. Check it out!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gsamlabs.bbm
[Hardware Hacking General] indivisualist:
I am looking for something specific, but don't know what … maybe you guys can help me out. :D

Let me provide some background first. There are special controllers for espresso machines available which act as a PID controller for temperature regulation. To simplify things: They read the temperature of the water and regulate the heating element to a specific temperature with much greater precision than the integrated "mechanical" thermostat is able to.

Today there are kits for various espresso machines available, but they are rather expensive. So I was thinking: Well, what about some homebrew stuff (no pun intended)? I could fit more functionality in there and – here comes the interesting part for the XDA community – connect the controller to my Galaxy Nexus! :cool:

My first idea was grabbing some development platform (e.g. Arduino or IOIO), but I'm not sure if this is the right approach. Let me explain what the perfect board can do:

- read two or three temperature probes

- read a water level sensor

- read and control four switches

- provide some kind of CPU for acting as a controller

- provide a clock to "wake" the machine in the morning

- provide a USB connection for controlling from Android and programming/flashing from OS X

- optional: Bluetooth functionality for wireless Android control

I can figure out how to wire the stuff together and how to write some PID software. But the most interesting part will be the Android connectivity, but I have no idea what platform I can use …

It would be awesome to plug a USB cable in (or connect via Bluetooth) and read the live temperature data, start/stop the brewing process and so on. The PID has to regulate the machine without the phone – depending on the switch state (i.e. "pull a shot" or "make steam") the heating element would be regulated.

Of course there are even more interesting applications, like sending a tweet ("I just brewed a coffee!") or a pressure readout …

As far as I understand, I just have to look for a single-board microcontroller with some analogue and digital inputs, some digital outputs and a USB connection. Is this possible with something like an Arduino? Or do I need something more complex?
[Hardware Hacking General] abouttocrash:
Hey! Nice to see another homebrewer! They sell chips like that already. People have converted freezers to kegerators, and the chip manages the temp, turning on the freezer around 55 degrees F.
[Hardware Hacking General] SirLalala:
I would suggest you toying with Android ADK

This is a board you could use is: arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoBoardADK it's a bit pain in the ass to set it up for the first time but once you get used to it it's pretty simple ;)
[Hardware Hacking General] indivisualist:
Freezer? 55 degrees? I'm talking about brewing espresso … :D The problem there is temperature stability within 1° Celsius.

I already learned more about the Arduino platform and I think it is the right idea for my small project.

As far as I know a bluetooth connection via Android can be established, too. :)
[Hardware Hacking General] thedrcarl:
You should definitely check out a book called;

"Programming Your Home: Automate with Arduino, Android and Your Computer"

Author is Mike Riley.

Publisher is The Pragmatic Bookshelf, Dallas Texas - Raleigh, North Carolina.

I'm pretty sure it's available as an e-book and is full of projects combining these technologies.

The first project has a ball float incorporated in it so I think it's perfect for your idea.

I'm working on a sous-vide immersion circulator at the moment, but it isn't too complex.

A PID controller does all the hard work.

PS

No barista in their right mind would let a machine steam milk! ;)

---------- Post added at 05:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:41 PM ----------

...almost forgot - ISBN-13: 978-1-93435-690-6
[Hardware Hacking General] pankaj013:
You can pretty much do everything including put the PID into the Arduino. You though will need to create the shield board with the extra sensors you need. Once that is available talking to the Arduino from Nexus is a cake walk. The USB Host and well as USB Accessory mode API is pretty straight forward and you can use either depending on how you want to interface the two. If you use some other microcontroller board other than Arduino then you will probably not be able to use Accessory mode but will have to use the USB Host with the microcontroller board exposed as a CDC class device using the USB as virtual serial port (Atmel, MicroChip controllers provide this interface). Also you will need to hack your Nexus to provide additional power supply (probably using Pogo pins) as USB port will be powering your controller board.

Best of luck!
[Hardware Hacking General] Entropy512:
If you have a device that supports OTG/USB Host, a USB-enabled microcontroller is MUCH cheaper than ADK (which requires the accessory to act as a host).

ADK should be described as "DDK" - Dock Development Kit. The requirement for the "accessory" to act as a host and to provide power makes it limited to dock-style devices. True accessories should be powerable from the device.

Adafruit's ATMega32U4 board is a great one to work with - https://www.adafruit.com/products/296

Another option, much more expensive but allows your device to be network-enabled easily (built-in Ethernet) is the BeagleBone. Lots of GPIOs on 0.1" headers and Ethernet.
[Hardware Hacking General] arjag:
I would tend to lean towards arduino. It is certainly powerful enough. All the research I have done makes conecting bluetooth really easy. Although serial to android seems a bit more difficult. For the task you are trying to do I would expect a standard arduino (or clone) and a bluetooth module off of ebay (make sure you choose one that can handle 5v) should be a good starting point.

I have only every made diy arduino buy purchasing the usbisp cable and pl-2303 style usb>serial ttl adaptors. If you search on ebay some of them have the dtr line on one of the pins making auto reset easy. They are a bit more rare, but are worth searching for and paying a few dollars more.

I have never done brewing, but fiddle with arduino (atmega8 atmega168 atmega328 atmega644p atmega1284p). Feel free to ask questions.
[Hardware Hacking General] deskwizard:
I will have to agree on that one, but only by experience.

those chips are a pleasure to deal with.

I even got my tablet talking to mine before I screwed it up! :P

Hit me up here or on #arduino on freenode (or anyone else there for that matter) if you want any hints or help if you decide to go that route, I'd be happy to help!

DW
[Hardware Hacking General] tsironakos:
You should try Arduino board, it's not that difficult to use and they're plenty of resources on the Internets.

Also, you could develop an Android app for controlling it. My team had successfully developed an Android controlled RC-car via Bluetooth.

You could find the source code of the Android app here on Github!
[Hardware Hacking General] elfie:
Another approach might be to get an ethernet shield for arduino and hook it up to your homw network. Then you could use a browser to control it, so you are not just limited to your Android device.

Ethernet setup is really simple, start with the demo code and modify to your needs.
[Hardware Hacking General] chunky2:
check out the andropod
[Hardware Hacking General] psomero:
Not 100% what you described, but this is absolutely rad nonetheless...

i just saw this the other day: http://www.ftdichip.com/Android.htm

with a standard UART to android usb host in one cable, you can do regular old RS232 or TTL-voltage RS232 comms with practically any of the simplest of the simple mcu's out there.

UART interfacing hardware with your phone? it'd be super easy to write java or shell interface wrappers to do tons of cool automation stuff, plus if you have an old beater phone lying around, it's a super robust DAQ unit in the making...

booooiiinnnniiiiiinnnnnggggg I want...
[Hardware Hacking General] jeffsf:
http://code.google.com/p/tc4-shield/

It's already got a four-channel ADC intended for thermocouple use, as well as GPIOs to drive the SSRs. People have already worked out zero-crossing detectors if you want finer control.

The water probe is a little problematic; I'd stick with the existing Gicar or equivalent.

I'm in the process of using it for thermocouple and power-relay interface to a Raspberry Pi to run a La Marzocco GS I'm restoring.

The Arduino is disappointing in its computational power. Its enough to run a PID, but can't really deal with a TCP stack and a webserver too.
[Hardware Hacking General] Adapt0r:
Please note that Arduino can use Bluetooth connectivity to Android. It is easy on Arduino and very convenient.

Arduino can be battery powered for a long time if you program its sleep mode correctly.
[Hardware Hacking General] danscxda:
http://tvwbb.com/showthread.php?35674-HeaterMeter-v4-0-for-RaspberyPi-Standalone

Shouldn't be a far leap from a fan/heating element to a water heating element. Plus: "HeaterMeter is also reportedly suitable for connecting to a solid state relay and controlling a sous vide heater if you prefer your food float around in fancy water instead of smoke and fire."
[Hardware Hacking General] chaostic_2k1:
Arduino (or Msp430 Launchpad, or Microchip Pic or whatever) + a cheap, 6 dollar Bluetooth Serial adapter, + coding an app for android is all you need. Don't mess with usb or ethernet/wifi. Bluetooth Serial is all you need.
[Hardware Hacking General] yws112358:
also use Android Suit
[Nexus 7 Accessories] player911:
I had one on my Transformer and it was fantastic. I got one after someone mentioned how tablets accumulate tons of prints all over the screen.

It did wonders for my screen.

I ordered a wet screen protector and while it looked good, it still had a print problem. Also the N7 has a flat screen and doesn't need a wet SP since there are no curves.

So I'm looking for a dry apply fingerprint resistant screen protector. Any suggestions?
[Nexus 7 Accessories] gsrrr:
http://www.amazon.com/amFilm-Premium-Protector-Anti-Glare-Packing/dp/B008LUSQM0/ref=pd_cp_pc_0
[Nexus 7 Accessories] player911:
Yea, no that's not what I'm talking about. That's just a matte finish which is not what I'm looking for. The reviews also say it "feels like paper" and "smudges too much". Both something I don't want.

The fingerprint resistive ones I'm looking for aren't matte. They have some kind of protective coating that resists fingerprints.

The one on my Transformer was not matte or anti glare or anything. Just a regular glossy anti fingerprint dry SP.

Any other suggestions? Cause I haven't found any.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] gsrrr:
This guy did a review on those screen protectors. Shoot him a PM to see how resistant it is to finger prints.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1809465
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Ghstudent:
Google.com

EBay.com

Amazon.com

Xda is not your personal slave, you have just as much ability as everyone else.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] lactardjosh:
No need for a PM!

The amFilm matte finish screen protector is better with fingerprints than the clear one. You can see smudges with the screen off, but with the screen on, they're not noticeable. I tried taking a picture, but it's not coming out.

Anyway, what you're looking for is an oleophobic screen protector. Spigen makes one for the Nexus 7. I don't know if anyone else does yet.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] gsrrr:
Learned something new today. :good:
[Nexus 7 Accessories] Fluxman:
SGP Protector

I really like the SGP ones. I have had them on my Nexus S since I got it and love it. It by no means is fingerprint proof, but does quite a good job. If you have oily hands, you will see some, but not nearly as bad as no screen. I tend to like the matte finishes to kill the reflection as well. It's quite a bit on the pricey side, but worth it since it lasts a while and looks great.

I already purchases the SGP screen protector for my Nexus 7 and it's in the mail. If you don't mind waiting, I can let you know how mine turns out.

http://www.spigen.com/tablets/google/google-nexus-7-remium-lcd-protection-film-steinheil-series.html
[Nexus 7 Accessories] player911:
Yea this is the stuff I'm talking about. My old one was possibly a matte but felt smooth. It was edge to edge and you couldn't even tell a difference using it.

I got it via being asked to review it, which I gave it great reviews but I can't find my damn review in the Transformer thread to get the name.

I'll look into some further now I know the actual name of that coating but I wanted to see if anyone had any they've found already.

After installing on my transformer, I don't think I ever had to clean my screen ever again... they're that good.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] KiNG OMaR:
Go to your xda profile > Statistics > Threads started by me.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] player911:
Yea it isn't in there. Maybe it got lost in the shuffle or something. SGP was probably the one though. After visiting the website it looked strangely familiar, as I visited the website to get a running list of features for the review.

Whatever I had before, I want on my N7.

I also changed the title using the relevant keyword.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] jeremy8000:
It looks like the 'official' Google screen protector will be oleophobic. Can't put out a link yet, but...

www ibtimes co.uk/articles/370058/20120803/google-nexus-7-official-accessories-leaked-photos.htm
[Nexus 7 Accessories] regalpimpin:
Keep an eye on the SGP site. Eventually that one will be available to.

I got my crystal clear from them today. And while it isn't fingerprint resistant it is oh so nice.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] player911:
I have an Ultra Fine coming.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] whittikins:
I know this is old, but how do you like the ultra fine? Is it good against fingerprints? Still very clear? Smooth to drag your fingers?

:)

Thanks!
[Nexus 7 Accessories] jinx100:
As some others have suggested, the matte screen protectors hide finger grease and reflections very well. I use these Fosman protectors http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA07R0CA7549 which are excellent and inexpensive. Like any dry apply protector you have to be very careful about dust getting between it and the screen when it is applying. Using the touch screen is much nicer with this screen protector since your finger now glides smoothly over the surface.
[Nexus 7 Accessories] wavrunrx:
your same protectors are 79 cents @ amazon lol.

http://www.amazon.com/Fosmon-Anti-Glare-Screen-Protector-Shield/dp/B008MPBT5U
[Nexus 7 Accessories] jinx100:
Do your math. My link is a 3-pack with free shipping.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Deformat:
Yeah, curious if it's gonna fly off. I'm mostly curious since it has a Snapdragon processor. Otherwise, I don't see anything else in it's way.

So, any chances?...
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] K900:
If you mean hardware mods, the biggest problem is the body. It's waterproof and stuff, so there isn't too much free space inside.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Deformat:
I mean software ones, in terms of possible issues with drivers.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] K900:
Depends on what you mean by that. We have custom ROMs for the S that might even be compatible without changes.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] papacarla:
the xperia s' roms is not compatible with acro s. because it's not compatible with acro hd. but if some devs will do custom kernels and roms for acro s (hd) so it can be able to mod it. i've unlock the BL of my acro hd after ezSEMC sim-unlock by official method.
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] zombiej79:
It's between the ion and s3 I really like the ion camera but don't see much for custom roms which phone would you reccomend?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Okaay:
S3 is going to be all around better for you right now and in the future with development

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] zombiej79:
That's what I was thinking
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] KEB64:
For me it came down to style and design. The Ion has that in Spades. Camera is top notch and display is gorgeous. I also prefer Sony's UI treatment. I expect this phone to be fantastic once it gets ICS. In terms of development isn't there a cyanogen team dedicated to Xperias?
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] xperiaHD:
Hello,

I'm stupid.

I've changed the Framework res.apk and forget the "permissions" to put ...

What now?

Flash firmware now? I will my files do not delete

Hmm :crying::crying:

2.3.4 Xperia Arc / 42

(Usb-debugging is on)
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] SXUsr:
Is your bootloader unlocked, if not then a reflash is required.
[Xperia Arc Themes and Apps] jader13254:
1. Wrong Section

2. Search the Forum

3. Give more Informations like Bootloader Status, CWM Installed...

4. There are 100 Threads like this and the Anwser is always the same ---> Reflash Software, if u don't have CWM
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] niceppl:
i'm trying to test a method, may give us free sim unlock..

however, I need to get the unlock code for a hox...so i can start..

anyone know any good...ones?

prefer: cheap! fast! lol...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Skizzy034:
Lol is this from the brick where you unintentionally found the sim unlock?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Root-Maniac:
No its not, lol
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raitos:
Hello

I thank everyone who helped me make my Xperia Root, was difficult but with everyone's help I finally did, then, Thanks!

However I still remained a doubt, I think it's the last of them

My Xperia Arc and S used LT18i 4.0.2.a.0.62 Version (Without Root)

So I downloaded the version 4.0.2.a.0.42 and done using Root UnlockRoot, worked perfectly and now my phone is LT18i, With ROOT version 4.0.2.a.0.42

But I wish I could enjoy the latest version of Firmware (To keep my phone updated), it is possible to update it for newer versions and still keep the Root it? Or I would have to download the new firmware, unlock the bootloader and make the various processes Root?

If in case the answer is "Yes" it is possible to upgrade, what are the possible means? At PCC could update it without losing the Root?

Thank you!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
Did you really need to start a new thread. :rolleyes:

READ! - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1653188
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raitos:
I looked this Topic, but not what I thought would be appropriate to update my firmware and still keep my Root

I'm kinda lost on that topic because I am not American, I am using the Google translation

Would you tell me what topic I should follow?

Sorry for the problems, but besides being Noob I do not know English

thank you
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
Well you understand and write English well enough.

Flashing via PCC or SEUS will wipe your Phone, so the best way is to use the flashtool to flash a ICS ROM then use the Root kit to root.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raitos:
As I'm a bit lost, I'll do a different kind of question

If I download the Firmware 4.1.B.0.431, I am able to do it with Root SuperOne Click or UnlockRoot? Or it would be necessary as well as the various processes .62 ftf?

@Edit

Ready! I think now I finally got

But wanted to know if we do not have any problem doing that ...

1-I downloaded the .42 version and did ftf Root (I do not know if it was unlocked BootLoader)

2-I did the update to version .62 ftf by phone

3-Ready, the phone is working and is also active with the Super Admin (Root)

4-With this process I have some problem with the phone?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
I am here to help you learn, not spoon feed you information. So read the links I have given you which answer that question. If you can read my my replies well enough then you should be able to read the guides.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raitos:
This well know, do what ...

I just think it would not kill me know dara is no problem or not, after all is what i have a doubt

But okay, thanks for everything
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] rickmarz:
Hello, just got a HOX with 1.85 RUU and the one click root wont work cause the OTA is recognize and it starts downloading the update. What can I do?