yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nook Color Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leapinlar:
Ok that thing you have pictured is not a dock, it is the status bar and should always be there even if you have another launcher loaded. The dock is a black bar above that. And on my system you change what is on the adw dock by dragging shortcuts off and on to it. But in order to do that the desktop must be unlocked. Your description of going to a settings window in adw to change shortcuts on the dock does not compute for me.
[Android] stblue:
hey guys ..currently iam developing an app from where you can access any app install in your android device ..so basically when we want to access inbuild app there is particular intent.. so you can easily open app like camera, contact etc using intent...

but if i want to open any third party app install on the user android device, using the app (which iam currently developing)... how to do that ????
[HTC Amaze 4G] alvinma:
really want a HTC sense international keyboard that works with ICS.

anyone got it?
[HTC Amaze 4G] alvinma:
anyone help?
[HTC Amaze 4G] alvinma:
man plz I really need one :(
[HTC Amaze 4G] 00Ghz:
I need one as well. We could try to get it from an sensation ROM I guess
[HTC Amaze 4G] Spastic909:
Why do you keep quoting your previous posts? There are only 4 replies and 3 are yours.
[HTC Amaze 4G] TheCrow1372:
Well do u have an answer or just a complaint??:cool:

"It Can't Rain All the Time", sent from my AMAZE 4G/ENERGY BLUE
[HTC Amaze 4G] 00Ghz:
Download a sensation ROM and install keyboard from there. Don't mind to share it as well.
[HTC Amaze 4G] TheCrow1372:
Can I flash a Sensation ROM on an Amaze?

"It Can't Rain All the Time", sent from my AMAZE 4G/ENERGY BLUE
[HTC Amaze 4G] Double0EK:
No. But you can pull apps and stuff from it to see if they work. Like the keyboard or Sense Themes but not whole ROMs.
[HTC One S] scufutz:
I can se my cid via TE with the : getprop ro.cid comand but can we change it via TE ?

Thx
[HTC One S] frdd:
Cant see why not, anything you do in adb shell might as well be done on your phone. Might be easier to do the hexedit part on a computer though. And not sure if you need to unlock the bootloader again after changing CID, if so you'll need a computer for that.
[HTC One S] scufutz:
I was thinking tonight to run the las ruu eu , and then unlock bootloader root it and put the trwp

Becouse i have some problems with wifi and also sometimes the 3g , the notifications apears when i turn on the screen but my hos having internet

I am on cid 11111 but was reading that there is another cid htc... Which recievied ota
[HTC One S] frdd:
Isn't the super-cid supposed to be 11111111 (8 1's)?
[HTC One S] scufutz:
Your right i have de 8×1 cid
[HTC One S] Darknites:
You can, that how I did it but still need a pc for hex bit.
[HTC One S] fmedrano1977:
New app released by Virtuous Team

T-MobileUS HTC One S running Stock Rooted 2.21.
[HTC One S] yamakouwxga:
It work fine on trickdroid 8.0.0 .

Widget size is customizable!

Sent from my HTC One S
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] pwner5889:
OK, so my phone just randomly shuts off on it's own. Meaning, It has 80% battery left. Next thing I know. It's off and will not turn back on unless I plug it in. Does anyone know what exactly is going on? I am running AOKP JB. I believe I am running the September 13th stable Build. Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] bmakk2055:
that's a known bug
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] NextGenROM:
CM10 and AOKP JellyBean have the reboot issue. I ran across that the hard way!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] pwner5889:
-_- Alright. Thanks.
[General Accessories] beastlykings:
Hi, I searched and cannot find this topic anywhere, but I had an idea and I'm wondering if its dumb. Also not sure if this is the right place for it.

Betavoltaic batteries are batteries that use nuclear decay to generate power. They do this somewhat like solar panels, only the nuclear material is emitting beta particales, or rather, electrons. And a semiconducting material is used to collect the electrons and turn it into usable current. Right now they are looking at using them for pace maker batteries because the material they use is safe.

Tritium is the material they will use, the beta particles it emits cannot penetrate a piece of paper let alone skin so it is safe unless ingested. Tritium has a half life of 12 years, so they would be useful for at least 6 years. And they can be made small or large.

Could we use a betavoltaic battery to keep our phones charged? Now I know that it would be difficult to generate enough power to run the phone on betavoltaics alone, the output is very small, but what if we had a 500-1000mah battery tied into a betavoltaic battery that would trickle charge the battery when not in use?

Or maybe even just make a extended case like we have now, that have batteries in them, only its betavoltaic!

I'm just imagining never plugging in my phone again, just leaving on my bed stand, its charging away, and in my pocket all day long, charging away.

I LOVE this thought, if it were possible!

I know I could have explained this a lot better, but do you get the idea? Does someone who is more knowledgeable than myself have any comments or criticism as to how it would work? Could work? Or wouldn't work?

Thanks for your time,

-Tom

EDIT: looking closer at THIS source I listed, I realized a company already had the idea for this battery for use in cell phones. But their website is down :/

Some sources: http://peswiki.com/energy/PowerPedia:Beta_voltaic

http://peswiki.com/energy/Directory:BetaVoltaics

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betavoltaics
[General Accessories] KingAmir:
I know it is long but please read everything before replying

Initially, the idea sounds extremely dangerous. What if the battery is opened or falls apart and the nuclear substance falls out? You will have to quarantine the area. Looking deeper, when a substance undergoes nuclear decay, it releases a range of three things: alpha, beta and gamma. These things are quite dangerous. You mentioned beta, which is identical to an electron. If this is fired at you, it could ionize an atom in your body and this can lead to a range of things like death, prolonged critical illness etc.

You are wrong

about the tritium part. All substances give off three ranges of things like I mentioned. Beta will always penetrate through a lot of things. It is alpha that won't. You may have confused the two. Alpha was the substance used to kill the Russian ambassador a while back. He ingested it and died. And it cannot be traced since it is distributed by the digestive system and cannot penetrate so cannot be detected outside the body.

Theoretically, the idea is fullproof. But it doesn't seem practical AT THE MOMENT. Maybe later on. I assume they are still working on the idea. I mean, they are working on wireless charging for gawd sake. It won't be long since this concept is a reality.

Thankyou very much for the post Tom. It feels great to reaccess the science I learnt in school. Please do not be offended by the "YOU ARE WRONG" part. Only trying to help you to improve. You may want to research into the science first. I just get a bit picky at these sort of things. After having a quick look over my stuff I could spot a few errors.

You were unlucky to get someone like me to reply with my nerdy science :D

Never thought I would discuss this in an Android forum though.

Hit thanks if you found this useful
[General Accessories] beastlykings:
Thank you very much for your reply, I did not realize there was so much to it! I'm mobile right now, but I will respond more fully when I get home tonight. I'm not offended at all, I'm glad someone more knowledgeable can explain it to me and others who might search for the same question.
[General Accessories] MikrySoft:
What a load of bull.. misinformation and paranoia. Let's start from the top.

It's quite easy to enclose battery (or at least radioactive part) in such a way that it's at least very hard compromise the shielding. Full metal casing and you are done.

Another false statement. It's not a nuclear fallout from A-bomb or powerplant-gone-wrong that spreads with the wind. It's usually solid piece of material, I can't imagine anyone building battery with amount of radioactive material that needed more than couple of meters to be safe. Tritium is a gas (isotope of hydrogen) and if released would quickly dissipate and be harmless. You can buy keychains filled with tritium so they glow.

When substance undergoes decay it CAN release ONE OR MORE of the three types of radiation you mentioned. Not all nuclear decay processes produces all three.

Alpha particle is helium nucleus, that is two protons and two neutrons

Beta particle IS an electron

Gamma is high energy photon

There is also (often ignored but no less dangerous) neutron radiation (stream of neutrons)

While you are right that it COULD ionize an atom in body, that's no big deal. If it damages DNA it has CHANCE of causing some form of cancer. Other than that worst case scenario is that affected cell dies and is replaced by another. Of course if radiation intensity is high enough it can cause radiation poisoning, but again I don't believe anyone would build battery that would contain enough radioactive material to cause that unless eaten.

YOU are wrong about the tritium. It can't produce alpha radiation since one alpha particle is bigger than entire tritium atom. Only things that tritium produces during its natural decay (not to be mistaken with forced fussion like in hydrogen bomb) is Helium-3 ion, electron (beta radiation) and antyneutrino which is harmless since it almost does not interact with normal matter.

I'm assuming that you are refering to poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko, KGB agent that fled to UK? He wasn't killed by some "alpha substance" but by polonium-210, radioactive isotope. It can be quite easily traced since investigators of the case discovered who brought it to UK, where and when it was produced and where it was given to target. On the other hand it's true that it's quite hard to diagnose. Half-life of polonium is about 140 days, so it's a lot more active than tritium that has 12 year half life.

This concept is a reality for a long time now. Nuclear batteries (betavoltaic ones) are in service since 1973 in peacemakers. The only problem is that they have very low output and efficiency.

I suggest that you sue your school if that's where you learned this. It's quite amusing how you go on about researching the science before posting when you clearly didn't do it yourself.
[General Accessories] MikrySoft:
Sorry about flaming, but I'm a bit alergic to people using false or inaccurate information to scare people away from nuclear technology.

For low energy beta sources like mentioned tritium lead isn't necessary. Couple milimeters of aluminium is enough.

As for authorities wanting to remove uranium I'm holding - I would like them to remove it. But it wouldn't require bomb squad, just a guy with tongs and shielded container. If such batteries started being mass produced there would have to be provided a way for user to dispose of it safely so that it doesn't end up on landfill. But since there are (at least here in Poland, or rather EU) trashcans specifically for bateries, only some mechanism forcing people to use them would be needed.

The fact that current nuclear batteries are too weak to be practical in mobile devices (or would contain too much radioactive material to be safe if made big enough) doesn't defeat my point at all. I wasn't trying to prove that this is fantastic solution - It's not. I would rather have nuclear reactor in my basement (I read something about Toshiba making self contained nuclear reactors that didn't need servicing, they would only replace whole unit after about five years) and charge my lithium batteries from that. I was just pointing out how much you overreacted about potential risks.

The only two types of nuclear batteries that would be as unsafe as you say are:

thermoelectric batteries (ball of plutonium heating itself up and thermocouples producing energy from that head - Curiosity rover has 4kg of plutonium dioxide providing it with 2kW of power, most deep space probes are powered this way, even some satelites), since they contain big amounts of radioactive materials

optoelectric batteries that contain it's radioactive material in form of fine dust suspended in gas under high pressure - if container would be punctured high velocity jet of this radioactive dust causing contamination. While this type of power generation is more efficient than betavoltaics they are deemed too unsafe to be used anywhere but in space.
[General Accessories] gallardo5:
So we are going to have small Chernobyl in our phones? Cant wait for it :d

Sent from my Sony Xperia S rocking JB

POOOOOLSKAAAAA BIALO CZERWONIIII!!! :D
[General Accessories] drinian-n:
Very bad idea. Too costly, too dangerous, not enough power. Maybe viable for sat phones for expeditions, but not much else.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] misiek93:
So today during a call I noticed a very annoying buzzing sound coming from the speaker used during normal calling (i.e. not speakerphone mode). after I ended the call. It sounds like something came loose in the speaker, something is rattling, but it is tiny. A second call had the same buzz, but a little less prominent. Has anyone experienced this? I don't recall dropping my phone recently. I just want to know if it is a common problem.

I assume the solution is to get a replacement under warranty with ATT (I got the phone in early August). Will the warranty cover this?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] WarRaven:
I believe the noise you hear if you shake phone is the accelerometer.

A one off day perhaps on the buzz, perhaps network caused.

WR

Burnt off a Beast CleanRomV @ 2.1
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morph3k:
Hey guys,

I just picked up a Galaxy S III today and used this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1703488 to try and root.

Now then, Odin came up in the top left corner and with a green background said "RESET" I wait for a bit and nothing happened except my phone was turned on. It didn't turn it back on. So I closed Odin and tried to power up my phone. All I could get was a vibrate and for a literal second "samsung" in white on a black background.

So, i tried me luck with Odin again. I plugged my phone in, opened Odin and tried to push through the PDA part again. As in, I plugged my phone in and put the PDA in, popped it in and it said [success 1/failed 0] still wouldn't turn on.

I tried again, says [success 0, failed 0] -- now I tried again because it didn't work after it said the success either. Have I hard bricked this? Is there a way out of this?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kart_y_26:
No this isnt a hard brick. Thats when u press he power button and literally nothing happens. Thats when youre phone is truly dead as a brick lol.

Theres no use trying to flash the same cfroot file as i think it might be incompatible to the firmware u had. Try going back to stock and start again
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cbusm30:
Can seem to find any LGE 21y kernels. Faux123-014 worked but all the links are down! Any help? Maybe compile a new list of 21y compatible kernels?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] noahk423:
Wow...this needs to be put in the Q&A section not the development section!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] zoppp:
Flame away!

Sent From My Handheld Portal Device
[T-Mobile LG G2x] sunster:
Will be gone soon.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cbusm30:
Terribly sorry. Please remove this.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] noahk423:
No its all good, can just get a mod to move it to the q&a section.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cbusm30:
No dice, eh?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] buru898:
Kernels aren't baseband specific, they're OS specific.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cbusm30:
Ok, then. I'm running rooted 2.3.4 stock. I had tried a few but had issues. I had luck with faux123 version 014, but I can't find any links that work. What other kernels work well with stock 2.3.4?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] kesara:
Get 014b2 from here faux.androidro.ms/archive/
[T-Mobile LG G2x] SpaceRanger69:
Your answer lies here ^^^^^^..
[T-Mobile LG G2x] cbusm30:
Awesome! Thanks!
[HTC One S] KACE321:
Hi I have a One S with MSM8960 which I know is the S4 version, but more importantly it seems to support 4G/LTE (since it is the same chip used in the American version of the ONE X). Im in the UK with T-Mobile so its of no use right now since we only have 3G networks, but T-Mobile is launching the UK first ever 4G network so I was wondering whether I could make use of it. Ive searched Google extensively and can only find one other person with the MSM8960 here on xda. Either way this version of the ONE S is advertised nowhere and I want to know if my phone can really support 4G and if so how can I enable it.

Thanks
[HTC One S] invasion2:
One S doesn't support LTE.
[HTC One S] maek_it_happen:
I am also msm8960 ....Bell phone

Sent From My 1 S

Hit That Thanks !!!
[HTC One S] xxquicksh0txx:
The s4 processor in the one s is supposed to be different than the one in the one x. One X has lte.. One s doesn't. However the one in the One X is the msm8960 and it does support lte.

We are supposed to have the msm8260a which doesn't.

But his chipset says 8960.

Are you tuning a custom Rom?
[HTC One S] klin1344:
The one x and one s use the same board, and the same processor. On the kernel level, they all use the msm8960 chipset. However, the one s is named msm8260a because it is a variant of the msm8960 family, but without lte.

So to clarify things, yes, the one s has the msm8960 chip, but there is zero chance that we have lte.
[HTC One S] KACE321:
OK so a bit more research, when I use "quadrant system information" it lists my processor as MSM8960, how does it list your fellow S4 phones? And the One S in America under T-Mobile does support 4G?

http://www.t-mobile.com/shop/Phones/cell-phone-detail.aspx?cell-phone=HTC-One-S-Gradient-Blue

http://htc.t-mobile.com/one/s-4g-phone

Im in the UK btw, I am on ViperROM 1.1.1, do you think install the USA RUU would help?
[HTC One S] xxquicksh0txx:
Our 4g in America is just fast 3g. Same a what you have in some areas.
[HTC One S] KACE321:
So what my phone does support 4g
[HTC One S] xxquicksh0txx:
That information is build.prop related, so if they ported it from the One X...
[HTC One S] frdd:
The One S can Never Ever support LTE, what a carrier says in its marketing doesnt make it true and even so TMOUS never said it has LTE, they just brand the fastest 3G tech (DC-HSPA+) as 4G.

I dont know about Three UK but Three Sweden has DC-HSPA and its real nice. But sure install a TMOUS RUU or a TMOUS based Sense ROM and you will get a 4G icon whenever youre on any 3G network.

The MSM8260A isnt part of the MSM8960 "family", but they're bort part of the Snapdragon S4 Plus "family". The difference is mostly what the included modem can do, check https://developer.qualcomm.com/sites/default/files/snapdragon-specs.pdf

Probably Quadrant that said the One S had a MSM8960 is wrong, either because the ROM-makers didnt bother to change a string as suggested here or because Quadrant doesnt give a **** about what radio interface you have;)
[HTC One S] KACE321:
I took this from my build.prop

#

# system props for telephony modules

#

#device supports LTE

ro.config.lte=true

#device supports EHRPD

#ro.config.ehrpd=true

#device supports simultaneous 1x voice + LTE

#ro.config.svlte1x=true

# Modify MMS APN retry timer from 5s to 2s.

ro.gsm.2nd_data_retry_config = max_retries=3, 2000, 2000, 2000

Is there anyway I can try and test/enable it, if the t-mobile us version supports 4g then there must be some one s' in production that have LTE support
[HTC One S] usaff22:
T-Mob UK will be releasing 4G on the current 1900MHz 2G frequency, so it *might* support it.
[HTC One S] frdd:
Yeah try these as well while you're at it, only the first two changes the actual hardware in your phone though.

ro.micro-arc-oxidation-failure=disable
ro.display.pentile-matrix=0
ro.android-version="Key Lime Pie"

Sarcasm aside, if you dont want to bother reading the boring stuff that people post here about 4G not necessarily being the same thing as LTE then just go to somewhere with an LTE network and try it... I could be wrong, failure is always an option. Please post back what LTE frequency the One S supports as well when you get it working
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] ckoadiyn:
Now this isnt a htc one but why couldn't they do something like Samsung does I know they don't have the cash to blast the ad non stop but still.

http://m.cnet.com/news/samsung-slams-iphone-5-linegoers-in-new-attack-ad/57516072

from my EVO using xda premium
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] sslbaron:
Hahaha! This is awesome! :D
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XTCRadioUK:
Ok this is what I done

GT-I9300 UK 2 weeks old. I install I9300XXDLI 7_I9300OXADLI7_I9300XXDLI7_BTU with Odin all went fine and been using it for about a week but too many bugs on this OTA. So I wanted to downgrade back to I9300BVBLG 2_I9300ORABLG1_ORA everything went fine and I got a green PASS in Odin but when restated the phone would go no further then Samsung welcome screen and then just flashed with the blue led flashing very slow, I left it for 10mins but nothing, just the same. I closed Odin and then tried to reboot the phone..again nothing!! A friend told me to try again but this time with re-partition ticked and use this PIT GT-I9300_mx_20120220.pit with I did..hmm I wish I never!! That is when it all went Pete Tong

The phone started to re-partition got a big blue line and STOPPED!! I left it like that for 10mins before closing Odin. Now when I try to flash the phone Odin start but nothing happens!! I have a screenshot of Odin hanging but can not post it here yet

Can someone pls help me :crying:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
Have you tried wiping caches/dalvik cache? Can you go t download mode? If yes, then flash the firmware again or flash another firmware.

I hope this helps:)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saranyan:
First power down your device, Go to stock recovery(Home+power button+volume up), Select factory data reset there, Then go into download mode and flash the stock ics firmware..

Do not select re partition.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XTCRadioUK:
I don't know to wipe caches/dalvik cache on this phone cos I have never had to to it before. I flashed my S2 many times without any problems. I can go into download mode but every time I try and flash the phone Odin just hangs
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XTCRadioUK:
saranyan, I have just tried to go into stock recovery and all I get is the starting up with the white Samsung GALAXY S III etc it flashes and come back to the same white Samsung GALAXY S III start up. No Recovery mode but the phone will go into download mode
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saranyan:
Then your best bet is to connect to samsung kies, If it detects your phone it'll go to recovery mode and will try to restore it, Try connecting it to kies.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ultramag69:
And NEVER EVER AGAIN flash the pit file if you don't know what you are doing.... This is the fastest way to brick your shiny toy ...

There are different pit files for different SGS3 models which will destroy your phone.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XTCRadioUK:
I have learned the HARD WAY! I will never flash a pit file again as long as I live!! I am GUTTED!! :crying: :o :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
Did you get it fixed now by flashing another firmware?:)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XTCRadioUK:
No every time I try and flash the phone Odin just hangs at this point "NAND Write Start" and nothing happens after this and my SG3 just as a blue line across the screen, plus Odin takes ages to start the upgrade :(
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
you probably used the wrong pit file, there are ones for the 16, 32,64Gb models

Find correct pit

Flash it on its own with repartition ticked, no auto reboot

Flash stock 3 part firmware

Hopefully this will sort it