yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] samisax:
Haha I didn't know I was on the list. I just saw this thread. I'm glad I'm seen as the no-bull**** guy. I think everyone needs to hear the truth without packaging, especially people who think they are superior and don't get a chance to hear it as often. Megalomaniacs need a smack on the head to remember they're normal people.

Nice thread, loneagl!
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] simratcs:
Flashing roms is past...i am now on stock ddlf2 and s3 got an official update to 4.1.1 ...

and i am now busy with my studies !! :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
hello

as the title says i cant go back to stock three firmware from cm 7.2 official with odin.

<0> Create File...

<1> StartThread Detected : 1

<2> StartThread Detected : 0

<3> StartThread Detected : 0

<4> StartThread Detected : 0

<5> StartThread Detected : 0

<6> StartThread Detected : 0

<7> StartThread Detected : 0

<8> StartThread Detected : 0

<1> setup connection...

<1> odin mode.. check plcatform verification.

I am not sure what to do can someone please help!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yanchenglee:
Put ur phone in downloading mode connect phone put correct md5 files and start if still cannot maybe try flashing stocklite which is like stock rom
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fernandojhr:
Try unplug and plug the usb, then try odin another time!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
Nothing is working please help
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shailpancholi:
Try redownloading the package by the way i didnt get wat you mean by stock three firmware

i rule you 3*-*E
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eagleeyetom:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1768181

Y U NO UNDERSTAND?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
The network is Three
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shailpancholi:
So you want three firmware

Try redownload

i rule you 3*-*E
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
I already have it downloaded I did try and get it again but I think it says my device is wrong
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
please could someone help fast i have tried two different firmwares but it keeps coming up saying "odin plcatform check"
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
Please help i need full stock rom to work
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] epic118:
Try removing the SIM and microSD cards when you flash.

Make sure you're using the right version of Odin.

Make sure you're using the OPS file.

Try changing USB ports. If you're on a tower computer, use the USB ports at the back.

Try using a different microUSB cable. Even if your cable worked before, remember that Odin is very picky with USB cables.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] azraelscript:
Its the ops file maybe its corrupted get new copy
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
I will try and remove micro sd card, change cable and use ports at back of tower
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SMillerNL:
Do you even have the correct files for your device?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
Yes i do!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EsromTech:
So you're doing something wrong, I usually managed to install.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SMillerNL:
Thanks for this wonderful contribution genius post count spammers.

Back on-topic, please verify you have the S5380 version. Then download a fresh copy of the Odin version for it.

Then go to sammfirmware and download the software version that is most likely to be your original.

Input the required cooper.ops file into Odin.

Next, remove your battery and put your phone ( without the battery, just hook it up wit PC.) Into download mode.

Select the proper files CSC, modem etc. and start Odin again. Then have patience. If it seems to be stuck, let it try for at least an hour.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
Will try in a min or 2
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
Ok so i tried everything that everyone said but it failed:eek:
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
No luck!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SMillerNL:
Does it even get into download mode? And did you install the correct drivers (they're on sammobile)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
Yes I can get into download mode and I have the drivers it just keeps on saying check platform verification
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SMillerNL:
And the phone works other than that?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
Yeah. I am quite fed up now
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoolAndroid1:
Please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MeltingSnowman:
Flash a rom based on a stock one (the less modded you can find here on XDA) and try. If doesen't work I dunno how to help. Sorry and good luck :)

Inviato dal mio GT-S5830
[Vibrant General] messutiEdd:
I installed Bionix-v 1.3.1 a few months ago, it was really smooth, but with time it has become very laggy, I dont totally understand if this ROM came with voodoo kernel, if thats so its already laggfixed and it should be very smoth right?

Please advice me, maybe this ROM is old and not so good? (which one would you recommend), maybe I have to install another kernel? or a laggfix?

Thanks a lot!
[Vibrant General] kxlling:
If you're still liking bionix, then give the fishman mod of it a try.

It's a revamp of the same rom, many tweaks to speed it up

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1441976
[Vibrant General] inq8us:
I had the same problem with Bionics after using it for a while. I wasn't sure if I needed to clear up some cache or something. I did move to fishman's version which is running smooth again, but there are some lag when opening applications. It is not always there, but noticible. I am guessing it may be Ram manager, but not sure.
[Vibrant General] Xenoism:
Run v6 supercharger and flush out your system. It will do wonders. Trust me ^^

Here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991276/

With this: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=os.tools.scriptmanager&hl=en
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] robert__:
Hi,

I updated my P7510 to the official ICS rom the other day, and since then I have been having a problem.

If I leave the tab alone for a bit (on the charger or not), it powers off completely. And I don't just mean that you have to just press the button shortly to restart it, no I have to keep the power button pressed for ~10 seconds for it to boot to the loader (battery icon appears) and then press it again for a few seconds to actually boot ICS.

I have CWM 5.8.3.1 and I did a dalvik clean and a cache partition format, but it made no difference. I am a bit hesitant to do the full factory reset as that will clear all the storage and it will take some time to restore more then 20GB of data.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] BretonGirl:
I have the official ICS and don't have that problem. I'm not rooted at this time and not using CWM so I assume it has something to do with that.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] kungfoofool:
I have the same problem and mine is running stock, un-rooted.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] robert__:
did you do a factory reset as part of your upgrade?

I will probably do it a bit later, to see if it fixes this very annoying problem.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] tgmorris:
I bit the bullet and installed ICS on mine the other day. Mine is currently rooted with CWM and I am not experiencing that problem.

It did boot up after the install and I still had all my data and apps but chose to do a full wipe anyway just to be safe and start fresh. All I really lost was the music I had loaded and, other than the time it will take, that can be reinstalled w/o any problems.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Panos_dm:
If you wipe data through cwm, only apps will be deleted. /sdcard will remain untouched.

Sent from my amazing 10.1 galaxy tab :)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] robert__:
Yeah I noticed. I ended up doing a 'factory reset' and the /sdcard contents was untouched. And it seems to work better afterwords, although I did still encounter once that it had shut itself down.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] terrorblind:
I have the same issue... :(

It seems there is no fix for it..

-TB-
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mobilemaduk:
Well I have my hands on the new Crystalusion Liquid Glass and I am in the process of writing the UK's first official online review of the product. So far I have applied the product to the screen of my one X which was incredibly easy.

The product protects against abrasion as well as bacteria and is invisible

Check out my review on my site (link in signature)

Sent using Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Accessories] 22sl22:
Sounds amazing!!! Can't wait for it to come out so I can try it.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] gsic:
This looks rather interesting!

How well doe's it repel finger prints and smudges?? From the video on your site it looks like the ideal product for people who don't like traditional screen protectors!

G
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mobilemaduk:
Seems quite good with fingerprints but any that do appear seem to wipe off easier. I'm really impressed with it so far.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] stormtroopercs:
Do you have a link for this on amazon? I can't seem to find it
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mobilemaduk:
I can't see it on there now either. Was only a limited amount.

Still available on eBay by the looks of it
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Ghelfalath:
Really interesting..

If it is simple as that it's worth a try :)

Even though, don't you think it can have some placebo effect on it?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] frakki:
Hey,

after few days of testing, can you give some feedback?

Is it worth 10 GBP ? (7+3 for international shipping)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] nagelo:
Just ordered via eBay. I'll come back with review after few days testing. :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II Accessories] jantonio23:
We are waiting! ;)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] lambstone:
So does this protect the screen from scratches?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Forsh:
I bought this and applied to my phone earlier.

Came as two small foil packets and a small dry wipe. In one of the foil packets is a strong alcohol wipe which you use to clean to screen. The second packet is then opened and there's another alcohol-smelling wipe which contains the nano liquid crystal formula, this is then wiped over the area you want to protect and the dry wiped used to 'buff' and dry the surface. I found while I was handling the 2nd wipe containing the formula I could feel a coating on my fingers. The surface then needs to be left to dry for 5 minutes, thought the information on the box says that full protection isn't reached until 24 hours has passed.

So far I my phone looks and feels like I has no screen protector on it at all - which is what I prefer, you forget how much image quality you lose when you use a screen protector (i've used several expensive ones and they've all have some degree of picture degradation). I've been using the phone all day and had it in my pocket, and so far so good! I've not really had a chance to test the protect extensively, but it appears to me to just act as a thin coating to slightly improve the scratch resistant properties of the gorilla glass screen. I speculate that there will be an increased resistance to minor thin scratches, but there will be no real impact on big deep scratches. We'll have to see how this measures up as time goes on.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] lambstone:
Have you ever use SGP Ultra Cystal or Glass Screen Protectors? I'm using a glass screen protector now and it is awesome.

Also, how many applications can you make with what's included?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mobilemaduk:
Crystalusion is now available from http://www.expansys.com/crystalusion-liquid-glass-protection-2-pack-235269/

Thanks

David
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Forsh:
I used the ultra crystal for a bit, I can definitely tell the difference between using a screen protector and using my phone naked or with this crystalusion stuff. Now i've taken the screen protector off I feel like i'm using a new phone, its so much sharper and more vivid.

The crystalusion has been applied 24 hours and been in my pocket with various bits and pieces, no scratches at all yet.

[waffle] From the smell I assume the wipe contains a compound dissolved in an alcohol solvent (probably denatured ethanol), this is wiped all over the phone and when the alcohol evaporates a thin layer of the protective compound is left. I don't know this for certain and can't find any documentation to support this, but i'm a chemistry masters and that's what the wipe looks and feels like to me. With this in mind, to answer your question I think you could apply the crystalusion as long as the wipe is moist, which is quite a while. There would be no point in applying a layer, waiting for it to dry, then applying another to possibly make a thicker more resistant coat, because this would just dissolve the layer you just applied (which poses the question, would dipping your coated phone in ethanol remove the coat (not that I expect anyone to dip their phone in ethanol)). [/waffle]

I expect you could coat several phones with one package, at least 3 .. you could probably coat about 2 iPads.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] lambstone:
Very nice. AFAIK, each 'purchase' comes with 2 packages right?

Also, I believe that this liquid protection only provides a low level of anti-scratch properties. It is more of the anti fingerprint properties that I am after, I wonder if you could apply this onto a screen protector to confer upon the protector anti fingerprint properties. Do you know if this coating adheres to plastic?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Forsh:
There's two packages, one containing an alcohol wipe and one containing the crystalusion wipe. I've long used and binned my wipe so I can't test it again. I found the crystalusion facebook page and it looks like this is a product that's been about for a while, but previously used to coat things like childrens toys (anti-bacterial properties) so I assume it will cover just about anything non-porous. As far as anti-fingerprint properties go it's very good, better than any screen protector i've used, though it will still leave a mark if my hands are particularly clammy/greasy. This easily wipes off, for instance with my t-shirt.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] nagelo:
Hey guys, my order arrived yesterday and as i told you on 16th August here i'm back with my small review.

I'll make it as short as possible:

As "Forsh" also told before the package includes 2 small sachets. No #1 for cleaning, No #2 with Liquid Glass solution. At first i cleaned my phone with a soft cloth to wipe the dust off the display. Next step was the cleaning with the micro cleanser. After 2-3 minutes of drying i opened sachet #2 and applied the Liquid Glass solution. After further waiting for 5 minutes to let the solution dry i had a look at my display.

It looked like a cleaned display with striation. I took the soft-touch cloth to remove the striation. Finally the display looked like before. Simply cleaned and free of dust and fingerprints.

(I just left my phone by side to let the solution act for a while.)

The result after few hours:

ABSOLUTELY NOTHING CHANGED!!! :(

I just took my phone and handled for a while to see if fingerprints are visible anymore or if something has changed. But absolutely nothing happened to my phone.

Currently i'm not more than dissapointed about the (forseeable) result.

Guys, how should such a solution work? You apply some strange liquid stuff on your display and it's safe and free of fingerprints for at least on year? NOPE!!!

The tip of the iceberg was as i read on the package "Manufactured in Germany". Why the f*** did i order from UK?

MY FINAL RECOMMENDATION:

Safe the money for this purchase and buy a anti-dust cloth to clean your display several times when it's dirty. Occasionally cleaning can be made easily by rubbing your phone on your pants or your shirt. In the matter of Scratches: As my knowledge the SGS2 has gorrilla glass, so no need for a extra-protection.

Maybe somebody else has tipps and tricks how to handle CRYSTA(IL)LUSION the right way. :confused:
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Pfeffernuss:
As expected...

<still enjoying the real safety of the SGP Ultra Clear protector>
[Galaxy S II Accessories] bencoull:
Crystalusion application

Hi Nagelo, thanks for your post. Crystalusion is a nanotech product that coats your device with a 100nm coating of pure glass. The glass is carried in ethanol because it’s fast drying at ambient temperature and makes the application process faster.

There are a couple of important steps that need to be completed to ensure your device is correctly coated.

Firstly the ethanol cleaner in sachet 1 should be used continually to clean your device until the cloth is dry – typically this will take about 90 seconds.

Secondly the device should be coated with Crystalusion using the cloth in sachet 2, again this should be done continually until the cloth runs dry, again this will take about 90 seconds. The reason for continually using each cloth until it runs dry is to ensure you have sufficiently coated your device with the Crystalusion layer.

The application can be multidirectional (unlike other liquid protectors which must be applied in the same direction) but it is important to continually use the cloths until they are dry. Once you have finished the application process you can handle your device lightly after 5 minutes, we suggest ‘lightly’ because it takes 12 hours for the layer to completely form (it’s a good idea to apply it last thing in the evening so the layer can set while you’re sleeping). It’s recommended that you use each application of Crystalusion for a single device to ensure proper coverage.

I’m sorry about your recent experience using Crystalusion – given your comments I believe your device hasn’t been correctly coated owing to your description of the application – your comments are helpful and from now on we will be including prescriptive application instructions inside the packs.

As thanks for your input and in order for you to experience the benefits of Crystalusion I’ll message you privately and send you another pack which you can reapply using the above method.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Stileth:
bencoull, is it possible to purchase it in Spain?

Odoslané z GT-I9100 cez Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Accessories] bencoull:
Crystalusion Spain

Hi, yes it's available through Expansys in Spain - sorry I'm not allowed to post the link.

It will soon be available on the high street in a number of retailers in Spain - El corte Ingles and Fnac i believe. I'll update when we have a confirmed launch date for ES.

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Stileth:
Thanks, found it. Although considering shipping costs vs. price I think I will wait till it hit retail stores :p

Odoslané z GT-I9100 cez Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Accessories] savagemoonlight:
This crystalusion thing sounds a little like snake oil to me. Why not use RainX or any car wax instead? They actually do make the screen smoother to the touch.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] DJFliX:
They're not anti-bacterial.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Daemos:
How do you know?

There isn't a shred of clinical evidence this would prevent bacteria from growing under any circumstances and other similar products don't either.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] bencoull:
antibacterial Crystalusion

Hi, thanks for your post – I appreciate Crystalusion is a new product that offers many unique benefits and as such I’d expect there to be quite a lot of scepticism about what it can/cannot do – to answer your post: There is a large amount of published research that proves the antibacterial and antimicrobial properties of liquid glass, It is used in numerous environments including some hospitals to prevent the spread of bacteria and germs. The Liquid Glass layer does not support the development of bacteria by ionic exchange - when a bacterium finds itself on a surface treated with Crystalusion the coating’s cationic agent is absorbed through the negatively charged surface of its cell wall inhibiting its dividing process.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] vyis:
Hi, is there any estimate retail availability in Singapore? I found this on Expansys asia, well the product itself is cheap but the shipment cost roughly twice the price of the product...
[Galaxy S II Accessories] nagelo:
Guys,

bencoull kindly provided me another pack for a second try to apply the solution the right way.

Please stay tuned. :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Syed.MHD.mohsin:
Cool!
[Galaxy S II Accessories] Sepharite:
Is this similar to Rain-X, and Goo Gone?
[Galaxy S II Accessories] nagelo:
Final review (Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100)

So this will be my final review for Crystalusion:

Firstly, thanks to bencoull for providing another pack for my second test.

INSTRUCIONS:

THE RESULTS:

Unfortunately no difference appeared to my first try. My display is as clean as before and there's none noticeable difference in protection against fingerprints, dust or abrasion.

MY PROPOSAL FOR THE MANUFACTURER/DISTRIBUTOR:

1) Don't tell us that Crystalution protects the screen against fingerprints, dust or abrasion. That's not true.

2) Please don't suggest that Crystalution makes the device germ & bacteria free. Maybe for the moment of application but not for 12 months. Apart from that fact nobody's able to prove that, except to a laboratory.

3) I suspect that the liquid glass protection doesn't work at every kind of display. SGS2's gorilla glass may not belong to the provided materials.

MY PROPOSAL TO USERS:

1) Again the question: Why should we need a protection for our SGS2? It has gorilla glass!

2) Who's the one who can tell us that this kind of "nano" technology really works? We aren't able to really prove that!

Just a final message to bencoull:

Dude, thank you for given me a second try with the solution. I'm really sorry, that i couldn't provide a positve review. The second try only affirmed my assumption that this system couldn't work on my device. I also hope that my review will may help you to have another look at your marketing strategy. Many of your customers will get angry once they applied the solution and the fingerprints will still appear.

That's it. I'm out.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mobilemaduk:
Those of you wanting to give this product a try for yourselves keep an eye on my website early next week. I am hoping to run a giveaway competition where you could win a sample for yourself!:D
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mobilemaduk:
I for one have only experienced good things from this product. I have a one x which lots of people have reported to scratch easily even though it has gorilla glass. I have had liquid glass on my device for a month now and my screen is in perfect condition. Given the number of people reporting the one x easily scratching and my luck with devices I do believe the liquid glass has protected my device.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] raidenuk:
Tried this on my HTC one X, I was wasn't too sure at first then this weekend just gone I put my house keys in my jeans pocket with my One X by mistake, when I pulled out my phone there was several scuff marks on the screen which actually just wiped off. look like good stuff but still early days
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mobilemaduk:
I have been using it for over a month now and have experienced the same. Really impressed with it. Also have 5 to giveaway for those of you who may want to try it for free! :)
[Galaxy S II Accessories] nellyp67:
Hi would love to try this out
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mobilemaduk:
The competition is on my website. Link should be in my sig.
[Galaxy S II Accessories] mobilemaduk:
Giveaway now open to international readers so everyone can enter!