yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] :
Clockworkmod recovery image

http://d-h.st/4AY
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] JAmerican:
What I need to know is if this device will support USB OTG? The Epic 4G Touch was supposed to support it per Samsung's website and they took if off their site like 3 months after releasing the phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Evan702:
Yep and the LG Viper too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] daniel4653:
So can i flash this on my epic touch :P

Wouldn't know I have the gs2 :P
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] geolemon:
Except size. A nice, pocketable size.

And "size!" is going to be the first reaction by anyone looking at this.

Hell, I get this reaction when I pull out my Galaxy S III - and I'm almost 3/4" smaller in diagonal...

And compared to even the brand new iPhone, my screen is over 3/4" bigger.

To be fair to your comment, the Droid Razr M is a better competitor and comparison to an iPHone, IMO - and it's not that great. It's roughly the same size as the current iPhone (probably smaller than the new iPhone).

There's lots better than the Droid Razr M - including this, yes, BEAST.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] wbchristmas:
That's what she said!

¡dErP!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Masterface7:
Does anybody think not giving any information about a phone release actually builds hype? Honestly if there was anybody(normal people not techie people) on the bubble i think they would have already decided to get an iphone 5 since it has a set release date. I have already pretty resolutely decided to not ever get an iphone due to their business practices but most people haven't already made that decision.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
You have to remember that Apple holds private events. This particular event (IFA) is held every year around the same time, so Samsung brings all the products their working on to show you. The next major event is CES, which is right after the new year.

Companies don't mean to draw it out, but the products aren't done yet. If Apple didn't have their own private reveal, then they too would have been at IFA with the iPhone5.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] donniegood:
http://www.unwiredview.com/2012/09/...-note-ii-sph-l900-gets-a-wi-fi-certification/

wifi certification found
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MarkEv0:
Exciting, good find!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
What is a wifi-certification?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
Basically its a certification that it works with other Wi-Fi devices. Not necessarily a requirement in the US but it is strongly encouraged for all new Wi-Fi devices.

Check this out for more info: http://www.wi-fi.org/certification/programs
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] thephawx:
I need this phone guys. Need it. Seriously better announce this badboy come Oct.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] micheellee:
a big screen phone

I need a big screen phone to see NFL games, I support the San Francisco 49ers. :victory:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScandaLeX:
When's the last time Apple has been at IFA?

Not to long ago when I became interested in keynotes and such I've only ever seen Apple have their own event.

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Is WiFi certification the last step before release?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MarkEv0:
Isn't the FCC certification the one before release?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rwilco12:
My understanding is that WiFi certification isn't technically required for anything. Its basically just a certification saying that it will work with other WiFi devices. Kind of like the Energy Star compliant logo/certification you see on everything. It's just an extra selling point for the product but it may help with the FCC certifications.

There are of course other elements and things involved in getting it released but I I believe FCC certification of the final device is ultimately the last big hurdle before release.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jed Dignazio:
Looks like Oct 21st will be release date for AT$T, hopefully Sprint will follow suit.

http://www.bgr.com/2012/09/14/att-galaxy-note-ii-lumia-920-release-date/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
October does seem like it would fit with a global roll-out of the device...which will be great!

Now I am just waiting for that confirmation, and pricing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MarkEv0:
I'm guessing 249 for the price. Was that the AT&T price for original note?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
I know, but usually Sprint doesn't like to price Androids over $199 on contract, but this could be an exception.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] donniegood:
Original Galaxy (Epic 4g) was 249.99 at launch
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
Well...there goes my theory.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] neudof:
My bet is prices will be the same as the iPhone 5 16gb, 32gb, 64gb
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Geronimo.USMC:
Any word on pre orders?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] SuperG03:
Here's hopping it WILL be a "world phone" and based on this article, maybe it will:

HERE

Says it has:

Cellular-Phone

Cellular-Networks:	GSM850, GSM900, GSM1800, GSM1900, UMTS850 (B5), UMTS900 (B8), UMTS1900 (B2), UMTS2100 (B1)

Cellular;Data:Links:	GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA, HSUPA, HSPA+

Secondary-Cellular-Phone

Dual-Cellular-Network-Operation:	Parallel operation

Secondary;Cellular:Networks:	CDMA800 (BC0), CDMA1900 (BC14), LTE1900 (B2), LTE1900 (B25)

Secondary:Cellular;Data+Links:	cdmaOne, CDMA2000 1xRTT, CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rel. 0, CDMA2000 1xEV-DO Rev A, LTE

Not sure how accurate it is, but it definitely gives me optimism about that.

SuperG03
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jefbal99:
Besides the original epic 4g, I can't remember a Sprint android device at that price. My money is still on the $199 for eligible upgrades or new lines/accounts.

Sent from my CM9 Epic 4g Touch using Forum Runner
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jocelyn:
You're right about android, but there were others. The Touch Pro 2 was originally priced at $350, and many other Winmo 6.x phones, HTC Mogul,Original Touch Pro, Palm Treo 800W, etc., were priced above $200.

Now I kinda miss PPCGeeks lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] :
I miss my HD2 that phone is Epic itself
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] neudof:
Sprint missed the boat on that one and the 1st note... Glad the got this one right!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] rockky:
Wimax

Excuse the ignorance but obviously it'll be Wimax enabled? ......I ask because a sprint store guy told me that it won't be supporting Wimax on future released devices.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] donniegood:
99% sure it will not support WiMAX it wil be lte
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ScandaLeX:
PPCGeeks....ahhhh the memories.... :D

Tap'n from my White SGT2 7.0 SE
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] chconser:
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't the current GS3 32GB version priced at $249 on Sprint's site?

I'm betting $199 for the base model & then more $ for larger internal memory models if they offer them.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Jcossack88:
No, it will not support WiMax....its old technology that Sprint is replacing.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] locoboi187:
Note 2 or next high end pure Google phone? Hard for me :( big screen with nice s pen functions vs quick updates with lots of mods
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] RayTrue04:
There's a new rdf LI8! I'm def jumping on this if it's the Note 2. Been wanting a Note since the first one!
[About XDA developers] carninesix:
Hello everyone here.

I just wanted to post a thank you message for having a site that makes sence, to someone who has enough knowledge to be dangerous but not enough to be good.

I have several android devices but had never 'played' around with them, so I bought a SGY5360 to mess around on.

I had always seen and heard about the things that can be done on android phones, but not had the bottle to try them out on the expensive ones I had.

So last night I got the SGY5360 and followed the instructions I found here, but I bricked the phone. Well it spent over an hour on the Samsung Logo after I tried an 'apply patch' from the home+volume up+power screen. I think I did something wrong, but I was not worried.

I then found the 'unbrick' thread, installed Odin and downloaded the files needed and followed the instructions, he presto the phone was back from the dead.

Whilst browsing around noticed someones signature ( sorry forgotten who ) which took me here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1663029 and I decided to install it.

Worked perfectly as described in the thread.

Looking around I am quite impressed with the way the forum is run.

And on the funny side, the noob video needs updating, 2nearly 4 million users" I am sure I have seen 4.5 million users quoted somewhere.
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
Welcome to XDA.

Any introductions should be made in The "Say Hi" Thread.

Also, please read the XDA New User Guide.

Hopefully you'll enjoy your time here :)

Successful troll is successful
[About XDA developers] anasdcool71:
^^^ what he said, and in addition to that, you can always PM me or other users of s5360. There are many stickies in our forum. Read through them and you'll learn a lot.

System.out.println("Sent from my SGY");
[About XDA developers] carninesix:
This was not a 'say hi' thread ( well I thought not ) this was a 'praise' thread, and I thought I had put it in the right place.
[About XDA developers] KidCarter93:
True, but I posted that because it was your first post and there's already too many threads like this one, which only get created to give the OP a few extra posts towards 10.

Successful troll is successful
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cirehawk:
Has anyone else been having issues with the microphone volume being low on the EVO LTE, especially when doing any VOIP stuff? Whenever I use skype or talk (or even GrooveIP), the person on the other end can barely (and I mean barely) hear me. I see no obvious way to adjust microphone volumes. I never had the issue with the OG EVO.
[Verizon Droid Charge] lukegman:
Ok...i got this charge cause 4g...but everything from software to hardware is bad...so I rooted it...hoping to go to ics...but instead the best I can get is a themed gingerbread...tweaked was the best thing I have found since having this charge...speed..battery life...so I donated...money well spent...I tried my fascinate...it has memory issues with jelly bean...then I was going to buy the developer sgiii...but it has no promises to let me go beyond jelly bean without issues...so should I just get the sgiii...root...buy some performances apps (if it needs it)...and just upgrade when a new android os comes out? ...hmmm
[Verizon Droid Charge] kvswim:
If you can afford it, yes.
[Verizon Droid Charge] lukegman:
I can...i have been here and around looking for hope...something that makes this phone really work...i was thinking by now it would be really hacked...but the more I read...even some of the best gave up...so what should I look at?
[Verizon Droid Charge] jco23:
SG3 seems really awesome - but I'm sure as soon as you get it, something better will come along that the dev community will follow. Also seems that VZW is trying to clamp down on these devices to prevent root and what not (lone advantage the Charge has - unbrickable).

But I would certainly go with SG3, I hear stock it's still great.
[Verizon Droid Charge] rice923:
If what you are looking for is an overwhelming amount of dev and software support, why not look into a nexus?

I'm currently transitioning to the Gnex and it is pretty nice to have a worry free JB OS to play with.

edit: also, try waiting it out for the new Nexus if hardware specs are high on your list. While you wait, make good use of Dwith's hard work that he's put into the up and coming Tweaked 3.0 with FP5
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x.Orville.x:
And now i have this android os two higth
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gibbo82:
+1
[Motorola Photon 4G] sumoxda:
Is there a rom that webtop and 4g works on?

Thanks.
[Motorola Photon 4G] atroph:
Stock?

Look at lokfishmars' posts. I believe he has a locked rom with a working webtop.
[Motorola Photon 4G] badgett:
An unlocked Photon means no 4G period. Not gonna happen

Locked phones do have 4G and very little rom selection.
[Motorola Photon 4G] ttkyles:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1648297
[Motorola Photon 4G] Acvice:
Mof is your only option. But Mofs rom is kindof one step below the definition of a 'custom' rom due to the use of stock kernels. Its more of a modified stock rom. But for what youre asking for, its worth it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] yjung15:
Hi.

I'm currently using stock official ICS.

As with many things, I'm getting bored and would like to try new things. (mainly themes, visual changes)

But I cannot afford missed calls due to an unstable ROM.

MIUI looks promising but no CDMA yet.

Eclipse also nice, but need camera function

Can anyone recommend a setup that is as stable as stock, but with theming functionality?

Thanks!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Casen:
Eclipse ics v1.2 is absolutely flawless. Camera works perfect, except that it is an aosp camera, which means it was designed for the Nexus 5mp camera. Just download camera ics or camera jb from the store to get full 8mp.

But seriously, Eclipse has nothing wrong that has bothered me in the slightest.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] iguanad:
How is battery life on Eclipse?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] dobosininja:
There are a few other roms from one of the other droid sites annihilation, liquid and liquid kang that i have heard good things about. I have yet to flash them as i am traveling atm.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] SlenderKtulu:
I have to agree with Casen. Eclipse v1.2 is the only ROM I've really liked that I've tried. Battery life is good, and like he said just download camera ICS and its perfect.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] anesh01:
You definatly have to try the IKREAM Rom........everything works, very snappy, great batt life
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sullytrny:
IKREAM is a great rom. The simplex rom is great if battery life is number 1. BW is good too.

.215 radio - SimplexROM 1.2 - Daily Driver - XT912 - Wigdetsoid - Linux Installer - Otter Box - Safestrap - 80gb
[Motorola Droid RAZR] iBolski:
Here's my battery life on Eclipse on my OG RAZR:

Mind you, I'm using Juice Defender Ultimate to help out with radio management (switches to WiFi when I'm at home).

I'm also using SetCPU to set and use the Hotplug governor. This might be the big one over Juice Defender, In fact, I believe Juice Defender can also use the hotplug governor.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] eaglesbaby:
I love Jekyll cm9. It extended my battery life by 15+ hours. It's a new rom to xda but the rom itself is not new. Definitely worth a look. The dev put a ton of time into it and it shows.

Sent from my XT912 Razr Maxx running Jekyll CM9.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1868501
[Motorola Droid RAZR] iBolski:
Might have to look into this one once it becomes stable. No camera working and having to three-finger salute, plus slow data connections on boot do not equate to a "stable" ROM as the thread states, but thanks for the heads up. Nice to see kexec getting some love on the RAZR now.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Thank Me Later:
So camera works now? I don't consider it stabled until mostly everything works. I haven't check the rom thread in a while.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] eaglesbaby:
No, the camera doesn't work yet but not a deal breaker for me. I'm willing to put up with it since the battery life is so good.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] eakeller:
As was said before, Eclipse + Camera ICS works just fine. However I am having difficulty finding any real benefit to Eclipse over stock.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sullytrny:
Everything on the rom in my signature works plus I have all that other stuff linix everything camera games

.215 radio - SimplexROM 1.2 - Daily Driver - XT912 - Wigdetsoid - Linux Installer - Otter Box - Safestrap
[Motorola Droid RAZR] prbassplayer:
I would recommend the OP to read well and try them out. What is "stable" is subjective and in the end of the day no 2 devices are the same so what might work for someone might not work for you. Thread locked
[Motorola Atrix HD] IP IHI II IL:
http://androinica.com/2012/09/motor...ers/?utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pulsenews

The most interesting part of this for me was the upgrade promise... "If your device cannot be updated because it degrades the user's experience, Motorola will give you $100 to purchase one of their newer devices"...

Which do you think we'll get?

I chose the red pill... Now I'm in the mAtrix and I know Kung Fu... in HD!

http://android-gz.com
[Motorola Atrix HD] Markyzz:
This phone will get JB.

It's up to AT&T, for me at least, to release it promptly.

Sent from my phone.
[Motorola Atrix HD] davezaff:
Update soak sent out today, not jb but everything is much smoother...not much lag if any anymore.
[Motorola Atrix HD] busarov:
Haven't gotten my update yet... dang.
[Motorola Atrix HD] dumon:
Any way to get this update on the unlocked Atrix HD? When I try to initiate update it prompts me to create Motorola account and then just hand when "trying to connect to server". I am using this phone on T-mobile.
[Motorola Atrix HD] busarov:
See: ATRIX HD kernel changer in original Android development section... it's for AT&T phones, so no promises it won't screw something up, although it shouldn't.

EDIT: After a second look, it looks like it will only update the kernel, but not the system. :/
[Motorola Atrix HD] mattlgroff:
Jellybean. Not $100.

;)
[Motorola Atrix HD] MagicXB:
Nice! Hopefully the soak will go out to everyone else in a few days as it did back when the Atrix 2 got its own bug fix update within 3 days of the soak test having started.
[Motorola Atrix HD] davezaff:
No real issues were reported so I'm sure itll roll our soon enough.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Markyzz:
Whats a soak?

Sent from my phone.
[Motorola Atrix HD] IP IHI II IL:
Soak tests are kind of a test phase for updates that may (or may not, depending on bug reports) be sent out OTA for everyone else. A few (hundred) people sign up to get the pre-release, and report bugs if any. If very few, or no bugs are reported, the software update is pushed to all users of the device.

My tab's Flyer than yours (unless this is posted in a Flyer thread... Then it's just as Flyer...)

http://android-gz.com
[Motorola Atrix HD] davezaff:
Soak tests are pre release tests of future official software updates.:)
[Motorola Atrix HD] MagicXB:
Soak tests often end up being the final release that goes out over the air, so I like to think of them as release candidate testing. :D
[Motorola Atrix HD] rschwam:
The current update soak is limited to specific IMEI numbers for people who signed up and were selected to test and provide feedback to Motorola.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Coyote0420:
Is it still possible to sign up to be a tester? I somehow got into the samsung dev channel when I was researching phones but that doesn't do me any good now...

Also I would bet we see Jellybean before most other phones, but as it's focused more twards tablets it might be a while. Still nice to see updates coming via the soaks though so maybe they are more on the ball than most so maybe this year. But then again AT&T has to have their hand in it too...
[Motorola Atrix HD] falcon26:
I'm sure well get JB. Problem is I'm sure we wouldn't see it for at least a year or so....
[Motorola Atrix HD] pre4speed:
I'm for one hoping you guys get jellybean but wouldn't hold your breath with anything Motorola says after what they did to us og Atrix users. Just wrong.
[Motorola Atrix HD] mandrsn1:
From what I am hearing, the OG Atrix has issues with the specific NVidia chipset. NVidia is not providing ICS compatible drivers. (hence when there are issues with ICS/JB even with the Cyanogenmod build for OG Atrix)
[Motorola Atrix HD] turboman93:
I'd find that suspect as the Motorola Xoom uses the same Tegra2 chipset as the original Atrix.

Sorry to get off topic.
[Motorola Atrix HD] mandrsn1:
That actually isn't true. The Atrix used the AP20H variant while the Xoom used T20. Different types of Tegra 2.
[Motorola Atrix HD] pre4speed:
While both are correct in a sense, we have already found that there ARE devices using the same chipset as that of the Atrix that have gotten ICS. Don't recall which however. Our problem is the kernel. Then with moto cancelling our update the last day of Q3 (along with photon and electrify) it just blew our chances. I have very little faith in Motorola promises now. The fact that they haven't added the HD to the unlocking tool (afaik) is a slap in the face to you HD owners.
[Motorola Atrix HD] mandrsn1:
Yeah, AT&T doesn't want them to be allowed to do it. :(
[Motorola Atrix HD] boufa:
Yep, lets make sure we are blaming the right people.

AT&T is Motorola's customer, NOT us. We are AT&T's customer. Motorola might (or might not) want to develop the upgrades and or the unlocking tools, but they answer to AT&T on it... not us.

It seems like AT&T is not a big believer in updates. They are slow about it, if they even bother to do it at all. They would rather have you get a new device than update an existing device. While there may be device specific reasons why this would not make sense, that is still the culture an philosophy.

Add in the second point. We in the development community are a fairly small sector of their business. Ticking us off, doesn't really scare them much. They would lose more money on unrestricted tethering that could be accessed by a rooted phone, than they would by us getting tired of them and changing carriers. I doubt anyone in their marketing meetings are losing any sleep over being branded the company who won't allow users to hack their phones.

Third, and I will likely get flamed for this... the average consumer doesn't care (if they even know) about jellybean.. or ICS, or anything. Sure, you and I would know the difference, and might even pick one phone over another based on the OS version, but in the grand scheme of things, it isn't driving sales.... especially in a 4.0 vs 4.1 context. Now, maybe a little more when you go from 2.3 to 4.0... but even then, its invisible to most consumers.
[Motorola Atrix HD] mandrsn1:
You are spot on about everything.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] gow75:
I want to root my tablet because i am tired of ADS and i found an app that will work but requires to ROOT the device. hope this is the right forum. is their a wiki or a doc that shows instructions on how to ROOT my Samsung galaxy tablet SCH-I800. firmware version is 2.3.5 and hardware version I800.0.3, kernel version is 2.6.35.7. i have been searching without much luck. please help. thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] crazy_glista:
Hello, i bought samsung galaxy s2 2 days ago and im on the second charging, how long does it take for a battery to fully calibrate??

And what is the average battery life and charging time?

I charge arround 15% in 30min, and my battery lasted for 6 hours after the first charge is this normal for a new battery?

Sry i my english is not perfect...
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jokesy:
1. After about 3 - 5 cycles, the battery should be perfect.

2. Charging time is about 2.5 hrs or more.

-If you leave / off your phone while charging, then it should be full in about 2.5 hrs.

-If you are playing with the phone while charging, then it will take much longer

3. Average battery life is subjective and unpredictable, because it depends on so many factors.

- For me, my battery last for about 10 hrs of moderate - heavy usage (4 hrs of screen on time in average)

4. The fact that your battery lasted for 6 hrs after first use is normal. It's just your first sleep with your newly wedded wife.

Swyped from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gb.yolo:
Give it some days to fully settle and 4/5 cycles of fully charge/discharge and then the stats of you battery will be perfect (more or less).

I can get up to six and a half hours of screen usage, with a total of 15 hours of battery life :)

Sent from my GT-I9100