yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vizographic:
Your storage space issue is for me the easiest to answer. I am an extensive user of audio books. The teaching company series, Will Durant's seminal 12 volume series, podcasts, science fiction audio... Asimov, Huxley, Clarke, current fiction, "Why the West Rules for Now" (i highly recommend by the way) is how i keep sane on morning and evening commutes. I have a 16gb g-note and a 64gb SD card and i use all of this storage. Samsung's release of a new 128gb SD card will be none to soon, and if it cannot be utilized on my current note, it will most likely spur me to buy the note 2 with 2 GB ram and 64 GB SD internal. I also can access and stream from my collection on my home server but my at&t "unlimited" isn't, so i use WiFi whenever possible. This means that i use the phones memory as a cache buffer to limit my telecoms' leverage. Concerning speed. I am currently testing an incredible voice control app called Utter. Extremely flexible, configurable and powerful. Coupled with Ivona voice the results are simply stunning. I am also running a custom JellyBean rom called slimbean that is half the size of ice cream, is overclocked at 1.8 ghz and is as smooth as a baby's butt. I've been overclocking and flashing roms since i joined xda, its why i joined xda. I understand your credulity, we do still call these devices phones after all. i am also aware that my setup and usage is not typical, yet it is just this flexibility of android and current Samsung products that make them so attractive people like us with such differing needs and views.

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To the Op, i am keeping my eye out for the larger 32/64 internal storage versions and will let you know if i stumble on a release date reference. Thanks for starting this thread:)

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[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hotobu:
Every time someone responds to a person who asks about when a model with a larger storage will be out with the "you don't need that much" line, or something like that, they should get an infraction.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] non1oson:
3 strike policy, and you're out of XDA, haha
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vizographic:
First time i heard the "you don't need that much.... " line was when i opted for a 10MB hard drive for my then new spanking hot PC AT. It had a 16bit processor and 512kb of ram...my buddy had the

commodore 64 (64 KB of ram and a cassette based memory). Despite his lack of technical sense, we remain friends to this day. Unsurprisingly, he favors that other phone ecosystem....the glass jewelry ones with those little screens. He still freaks out when he sees my note. His first words? Yeah, you guessed it; " you don't need that much..." I notice his wife checking it out though... So maybe there is some justice in this life:)

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[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iakovidis:
You only get to see the true value of a decision if you get to live with it.

I had friends that laughed at me s3 about its size. Now one of thes ( a .... girl! ) got one for free

Her first reaction was "un#@#$ing believable... i was blind and now i saw!"

Same thing with 2nd battery. People give 500+$ for a phone and they don't get an extra battery and a charger.

If i borrow them mine for a few days they get to "see the light"

Same thing with sd cards. From 16 to 32 and from there to 64gb they were telling me what you will do with all that space for ?

Guess what? Its usually full.

So i ll be waiting for the 32gb at least , i dont believe we will see a 64gb version sadly

We might need to wait for a month or so to get it
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tangmu:
64gb + 64gb

I have about 80GB of mp3 files which I want to carry around with me. I have several GB more of pictures I have a Galaxy S3 with 32GB internal and a 64GB card, and it's getting crowded. And I'll keep adding more files. Maybe one day I'll be comfortable with keeping this in "the cloud", or streaming it from HDs in my house, but right now I want it all on my phone.

Right now Samsung's web page only mentions a 16GB version for US carriers. I definitely won't buy that.

I agree with the philosophy of not questioning why someone wants the storage they want.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoejif:
It is already available for pre-order on some sites (handyshop.de) by an exorbitant price of 899 eur and a delivery date at the end of October...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 022908ali:
I was wondering the same as well. I just ordered my Note 2, but am wondering about the storage. I have a 16GB Nexus 7 and have found that with no music/videos/picutres stored, I cannot download all of my apps without getting a low storage warning.

Anyone have issues with downloading around 200 apps on a 16GB Note 2? I know you can add an SD Card, but that doesnt help with app storage, correct? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RakeshRaja:
just wait and purchased highest memory storage device.. 16gb will give you actually 11gb and which will spent very fast..

I am going to sell my 16gb note 2 soon.. its worthless as we cant install apps on external SDCard
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Captain blackbird:
On my HTC Desire HD i changed the ugly HTC Logo with a Picture i prefer.

So is it possible to get rid of the ugly "Galaxy Tab2" logo during start?

NOTE: I don't mean the bootanimation!

It's already changed, because of CM10 Firmware - pretty cool anim now instead the Samsung original one...

Didn't figure out if i can change with Mobile Odin v3.30
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Aliendex:
Android is universal, if you can see in cm10 there is a new battery animation when you shoot down your tablet and take charge.This animation options (correct me if I'm wrong) are in the kernel foldee, so control the folder of your tablet or simply search for another type of phone and watch if there is the same folder.

Now I try to search but I don't know if I find something ;)
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Da Kine:
You mean the splash image right? When the device starts up and says Samsung galaxy tab. I've been wanting to change that as well
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] [-o']:
bump
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Captain blackbird:
No one any clue?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] scottx .:
This isn't as simple as you might think. Its going to take a smart dev some time to do this. In time we will have it... in time.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] Captain blackbird:
On my HTC DesireHD it was easy to replace it via ADB, so where its the problem on galaxy tab 2?

It think it its on boot partition but which resolution, type, name (think somewhat with espresso)
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] r-l:
The 'Samsung Galaxy Tab' image is located in the kernel if i'm not mistaking.

That's not something you can easly change
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] ketut.kumajaya:
I can do it in MSM platform but still not found a way on OMAP.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] ketut.kumajaya:
Yes we can: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1898377
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Froyo Dev Team:
A couple of months ago we started started this work, our goal is to resemble as much as possible to ICS.Con Gingerbread rom this we have reached the massimo.Per complete this work, we have ported the Lovin Ice Cream Sandwich for HTC Wildfire.

GApps including.

Changelog:

1) ICS Framework

2) Setting Applicazzione ICS

3) Holo Launcher

4) Holo Locker

5)Boot animation ICS

6)Android 2.3.7

Download:

http://www.mediafire.com/?6wq14valrqx16v3
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] dhana999:
Thanks now i'm downloading :cowboy:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] dhana999:
rom is not booting why?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Dan1els:
Work on Huawei U8180 ?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] leonard1928:
thanks bro..gonna try this one :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] silverbold17:
Hi all,

Can anyone suggest some GPS app that's good for our Galaxy Note and better if without relying on data connection?

(possibly someone from Asia as i understood that Europe/US might have other GPS apps? :confused:)

First of all, I'm on STAXX PA 1.7 ICS with Anidroid Kernel v1.0.

I've tried a few, but not all that good:

1. Waze - free, quite nice, but require data connection, when get to somewhere without signal...:eek:

2. Sygic - free for 14 days, nice interface, doesn't require data connection, but can't find most location?!?! :silly:

3. Papago X5 - paid, quite accurate, doesn't require data connection, but doesn't support our Note resolution :(

4. Papago M9 - paid, quite accurate, doesn't require data connection, suppose to be Note-compatible, but not sure why, mine is not showing full screen. due to custom rom? :confused:

Any others that I can try?

*now i started to miss my days with my HTC Tytn 2 with Garmin...*

Regards,

SiLvErBoLd17
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whiskeyjack4855:
Gps can locate your position without using data But how do you suggest it can load your map without data?? Have you been watching harry potter too much?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cgkanchi:
Navfree World (hxxps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.navfree.android.OSM.ALL&hl=en) works quite well. It does require a fairly hefty download (200-500mb) to get the maps for your country in the first place, but once the maps are downloaded, a data connection is no longer required.

The only "problem" is that it uses OpenStreetMaps, which while decent, doesn't have the detail that many of the commercial satnav offerings have.

Replace the xx in the URL above with tt, the forum won't let me post links yet.

Cheers,

cgkanchi
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tejasdave:
Sygic works completely without a data connection. Highly recommended.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nokiamodeln91:
He's talking bout an app that stores maps offline.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] altae:
Google maps can store maps for offline usage too.

Sent from my Galaxy Note running ICS
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x10man:
Yeah, you can download regions onto your SD card and just have GPS on, data will not be used
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allansy:
How can you store maps in google maps?

TIA
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sahilarora2003:
Open Google Maps.

Open Menu and Select Make Available Offline.

Now Select the area or add City you want to make available offline.

Click OK. (It will download the Area you selected on your device)

Done. Cheers!!!

Hope it helps...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] liquified:
Some areas are not available for offline map download in Google maps.

You could try NDrive. Paid apps, download able offline maps. Support the note screen size if I remembered correctly.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glevitan:
I have been using route 66 which is paid but works great and us totally off line.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Akilesh:
I'm using Sygic for the past two years now. Using it since the days of my good' old Wave 2 !! It is pretty much accurate in India. It shows even the smallest of locations. And gets a lock fast. :good: Uses Sygic Downloader to download maps(One time) so it's pretty much an offline navigation.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
@OP

Above shown method will reduce(if you using navigation in area of downloaded map hardly it uses few KB) data consumption.

Google map still needs active data connection to run navigation. can't use as true offline navigation

Sygic is best from i tried, Sygic/Navigon/Ndrive 1-2 more from market.

Still google is the best if you have data connection.

---------- Post added at 12:15 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:08 PM ----------

I don't remember exactly but i think it was not worked for me on ICS.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] silverbold17:
Sadly, I don't watch harry potter...and surprisingly, you don't know about GPS without data connection...you should try the one i mentioned in my list...

Thanks mate, I will give it a try...never came to this before... :good:

Never knew about that, thanks for the heads up...but sadly Google navigation doesn't work properly outside US... :(
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Use Mod version of google navigation that is world navigation activated, works anywhere.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1429126
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] domonos:
I sucessfully tested osmand. It's a nice frontend to OSM maps with offline routing. The UI could use some polishing but overall impression is positive.

If allows up to 16 map downloads (countrywide) free.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] allansy:
Thanks but I only have select area to make available offline, no add city.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] whitedavidp:
Try Be-On-Road

Its in the app store. I tried a bunch of free and trial programs for offline nav on my Samsung N7000. This seemed to be the best - by far. For the entire USA, the cost for perpetual app and maps (update once per year) was $25. A decent price, I think. Slightly odd UI but easy to get used to via their 7-day trial. Not perfect. But I found a bug, reported it, got fast response, and a fix from the developer who will include it in the next release. Gotta like that. Wish it could navigate better using entries in the contacts list but it kinda works (if you have a data connection). Well worth checking out.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] FearBubbles:
The trick is to enter your destination before you leave while you have Internet. Google navigation works fine with offline maps after that.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
Within few minutes it will end with msg 'data connection lost'
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jigjags:
Hi,

I have a HTC Desire HD that i have inherited from a guy at work ...and i need a little help ...after speaking to him he was trying install CM on this and tried to do it without rooting it first !

Basically he flashed the boot.img using fastboot and now it doesn't boot up at all ...surprisingly.

I wondered if anyone can help me with this it boots to recovery but doesn't have root access so i can't install another ROM ...what i figure i need is the stock boot.img so i can reflash this using fastboot to the device then i should at least be able to boot this up. But i can't seem to find this.

Can anyone help..?

Thanks

Rick
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scaryshark:
This shoud belong in the general section, but...

Just plug your phone into your computer and run a coresponding RUU from windows.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Moscow_97:
Or copy ruu to sd and go to hboot menu, (power on & vol-)
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] glevitan:
Is the bootloader unlocked? if not is impossible even to try to flash a custom rom. Get a RUU for your phone and revert to a working phone. Then if you want just root it and then flash any rom you want. Follow this guide:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30020025&postcount=7

If you need further help, just let me know. :good:
[HTC One X] nutzaalex:
hello everyone, i am new to this community, sorry for my bad english, i would need some help. i have a htc one x for several weeks now, and i have a hudge problem with the battery life on this device, im a really hudge fan of htc, but im dissapointed, so for example, i have 9/10 lines of battery life in my settings menu, i plug it in , and start playing dead space, after 40 mins of playing the battery actually dropped by 2 lines , and i had left 7/10 lines of battery. how is that even possible??! all the phones i had, laptops, etc that require a battery worked in the folowing order: if you plug it in and took the battery out, it still worked, so if you had the battery in, it both keept alive the phone/laptop/every device on the world, while charging the battery, so if you use it, it wont loose power, but gained it. i wached a lot of videos and posts of people explaning hot to get more guice out of htx one x , and some wore like, well , dont use it too much, or do ont turn on your phone to see the clock cause it will save some battery..... ?!?! well i dodn't pay a ton of money to have a phone in my pocket and not be able to see what the time is, or play something/ lisen to music , without actually noticing that in 2-3 hours i wont be able to make a call, yes its a strong phone, and verry good one, by design, by hardware, and software, but the sad thing is the battery, does anyone have a mirracoulous tip for me? and perhaps others as well... (oh and i charged it as ppl from htc told me, first three times with the battery empty for 8 hrs..)
[HTC One X] lawrence750:
the battery will run out whilst charging, under heavy usage, because the phone is using more power than the charger can provide.

laptop chargers can handle this, simply because the charger provides more power to it. (and the fact laptop batteries tend to be several times the size of the hox)

you should only find that whilst using a battery/cpu intensive task such as navigation (it uses GPS, data sometimes, and the screen is on) that the charger won't be enough, but for most other things, like general web browsing etc, the charger will do it quickly enough

the screen is what takes basically all of the battery, so you can reduce that by making the screen brightness a bit less bright..

the battery life when the screen is off is incredible. WAY better than any other phone i've had. when the screen is off, the phone uses about 1% battery every 2 hours or so. and that was with wifi etc connected and autosync still switched on.

whether the phone will last you all day or not, depends on your usage. if it doesn't, then either make the brightness even lower, or you can purchase a portable charger. or a battery case.

there's no point saying well other phones have better battery life like an iphone. lets be realistic, the iphone DOES NOT have better battery life. it may have had decent standby battery life, but so does tegra 3, probably better than iphone now. when you actually use an iphone, or any other smartphone for that fact, the battery disappears just as quickly as this one does.
[HTC One X] skywalker1970:
Tegra 3 standby is awesome. Just tried an experiment. Please note that this is with 3g or WiFi on all this time and with auto sync.

Again this is just to demonstrate standby time.

For the op, are you sure you don't have a rogue app? Also are you using an HTC charger?
[HTC One X] nutzaalex:
i know stand by is awseome, and i am using the original out of the box charger and cable, but i might go ahead since i know a thing or two about electronics and modify the charger at 2 amps vs 1 amp currently.. this will give me faster charging, but im still researching, cuz i have second toughts

p.s. do you have a costum rom? it doesent look like a prtscreen from htc one x
[HTC One X] BenPope:
Unlikely. Unless the phone knows it can draw 2 amps, it has to assume a 1A capable charger (designated by connecting the data pins together).
[HTC One X] nutzaalex:
dude calm down :)) lol im a student at mechatronics and robotics, i make robots, and work with voltages and intensity, yeah, normally i don't tweak this kind of things, but a battery does not cach on fire or explode, ony batteries from cars and up, not small ones the worst that could happend is it will heat up, and if let alone, will pour battery acid, wich is not dangerous like car acid , cuz is in a verry small amount and it just needs not to be handled by unprotected hand.

p.s. since im new, cant post alot.....
[HTC One X] bubigrega:
One X can have impressive battery usage. Here is my with 11 hours screen on time!!! Not many devices with battery this small can manage this.

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[HTC One X] nutzaalex:
ok, not doubting you, i know it can do this, but let me ask you and be honest, how much did you use the phone, in this 11 h, what did you do?
[HTC One X] bubigrega:
I used it all 11 hours. Mostly reading second book of Game of Thrones in Kindle app. Checked some net sites, xda forum app, some blogs. Few calls and texts. All the time on wifi. Was sick in bed. Auto brightness, but as my eyes didn't liked strong sun is can say that it was quite dim inside.

But it probably depends on usage. Yesterday I was reading on the beach and I had 4 hours screen on time. Probably brightness all the way up as it was quite hot sunny day.

On normal day I get 4-5 hours screen on time.

Full stock One X.
[HTC One X] BenPope:
You scare the **** out of me. Please don't do this indoors or near any other living creature. You know nothing about charging batteries and are going set your lithium ion battery on fire.

Go check out http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries before you hurt yourself.
[HTC One X] lawrence750:
you have a lot to learn then.. Batteries can explode, and they do: here's a video of some guys iphone setting on fire in his back pocket, turned out to be the battery that caused it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AIRXDeEzlcw&feature=youtube_gdata_player

That isn't my pure reasoning behind my thoughts anyways, whatever experiments you do with higher amp chargers won't do anything, because the phone won't accept more charge than the circuitry allows. Which happens to be a safe amount for the battery. This is so the battery doesn't get damaged, and in some circumstances, set on fire or explode.

If you take the battery out and start prodding things at it and take it over its limits, be prepared for fire or explosion. Like Ben said, put yourself and only yourself at risk if you choose to do it.. And be wise and have a fire extinguisher ready.

I'm with you Ben....
[HTC One X] alibahaloo:
Battery life on ViperX 2.6.0

I've been having the same issue as well. The stock ROM on HTC one X drains the battery rapidly. For me, In normal day which includes listening to music, playing games, browsing and making calls, my battery would last maximum up to 20 hours; meaning that every night when I go to bed I had to charge it for the next day.

This problem was battling me a lot. I learned that the stock ROM is taking advantage of all (4) CPU's and memory even while in idle. The whole battery consumption relies on the CPU usage and Memory management.

I moved to a custom ROM called ViperX 2.6.0. I'm very satisfied with the result. It seams that they've managed the CPU and memory in a very good and neat way. The ROM has a lot of tweaks.By default, when installing the fresh ROM and wiping the battery stat, the battery would last one and half a day. By doing a number of simple tweaks such as disabling the animations on transitions, disable fast dormancy and disable smart sync you can have the battery up to two days.

Check the attachment, it's a screen shot of my battery usage.

Hope this helps.
[HTC One X] Doorman404:
How the hell are you getting this much screen time ?!

I dim the screen to the lowest brightness and disable

sync and sometimes in flight mode, and I can hardly get

3h of screen time! I mostly read on it, so it shouldn't

be battery intensive.

oh, and If I use it outside it lasts even less 2-2.5h.

What's your secret? :)

Oh and I use the latest CM10, and downclock my

cpu to 800-1000mhz
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Then your phone is knackered.

I can get 4+hrs screen on time with auto brightness, auto sync, stock cpu levels with wifi on.

That's no secret, that's just what it does.

As for 'just reading' - you can easily get over 13hrs screen on time with lowest brightness & flight mode - I've tested it myself on the Kindle app.
[HTC One X] Michealtbh:
AOSP roms get much less battery life than Sense roms, 3hrs screen on time is about average.

I'm currently running CM10 with Neo kernel 7.2 @ 1.3GHz and getting almost 4hrs screen on time. With Faux kernel it was usually around 3hrs.