yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Unlawful:
It's unlikely you'll be able to repair it under warranty as there are indicator stickers that change colour when they get wet, and technicians check them upon admission into warranty. To be honest, if you've left it in rice and it still hasn't fixed itself, you're SOL. It's hard to tell where the damage occurred and it may be the screen or the actual logic board. You COULD give repair a try (DIY or non-warranty repair) though it may be pointless as it might not be your screen that's actually broken and/or other parts may be broken as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] treeno:
Does the fact that it still essentially works (sound, touchscreen, vibrate, I can still blindly click on apps etc.) spell hope that it's only the screen that works? Might give it to someone who has some electrical skills to see if they can repair it... If that fails I don't wanna drop £130 on a new screen only to find that something else is broken!

EDIT: Also, when connected via USB the whole filesystem is intact.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Cousie G:
What was originally a request to find floating apps, turned into a list:

Browsers:

OverSkreen (Jelly Bean currently not supported, says in change notes it is work in progress. There are mixed results when sideloaded)

Floating Browser Flux

Video Players:

Stick it (Supports YouTube)

Super Video

DicePlayer

BSPlayer

Other:

hovernote - Notepad

LilyPad - Facebook, Google Talk, MSN messenger (other services like skype are said to be coming)

AirCalc - Calculator

AirTerm - Terminal

More information here

Any others?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Aski1:
sadly the browser is not comaptible with the tf700

someone tried to sideload it ?
[Asus Transformer TF700] originalnabisco:
I've used LilyPad HD and HoverNote. I use HoverNote primarily for taking notes while reading PDFs. LilyPad seems to drain battery a bit much so I don't leave it on as a service
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
I really miss Overskreen on my TF700 after upgrading to Jelly Bean! :(

I do, however, still use Air Term, Hover Note and Floating Calculator.... Eagerly awaiting a JB version of Overskreen!
[Asus Transformer TF700] fincan:
There is also AirTerm if you are using terminal regularly:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.myboyfriendisageek.airterm
[Asus Transformer TF700] dankens:
Dice player also has an option to make it floating playback
[Asus Transformer TF700] huy_lonewolf:
+1 for Dice Player
[Asus Transformer TF700] psych2l:
BSPlayer also added floating playback as well, ah the magic of competition :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Aski1:
overskreen is great!

I sideloaded it with my S3.

-> works with JB
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
And you are actually able to use Overskreen without problems? I just tried sideloading it, but I find that it keeps locking up on me on the TF700 running JB... Just un-installed for now.
[Asus Transformer TF700] cvflowe:
OverSkreen works fine with my JB update.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Interesting - I sideloaded Overskreen and while it installed fine and *seemed* to work, I found that it kept locking up on my while trying to actually use it. I'd be curious to hear from others who have sideloaded it in Jelly Bean, along with their results... I would *love* to be able to use it, but being that even the developer says that it doesn't work properly with Jelly Bean, I'm a little skeptical that it actually works properly...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Aski1:
what do you exactly mean with "locking up"? Sorry but english is not my native language.

if you start overskreen, your Tf700 will just activate your lockscreen?
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Sorry, what I mean was that after I start using Overskeen, the Overskeen app itself will just "freeze" - I can close it, but otherwise, it just sits there and does nothing. It happened multiple times in the 10 minutes that I tried to use it. Haven't had any issues with any other apps, so I suspect that it is a problem with Overskreen (especially since the author says that it's not ready for Jelly Bean). If you are able to use it without any issues, maybe I'll give it another shot later...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Aski1:
No freezing at all. Its a bit laggy if you drag it across the screen.

But there is no problem using 2 or 3 "windows" at all.

BTW: Do anyone know a floating PDF Viewer app?
[Asus Transformer TF700] FrontRowJoe:
I had Overskreen installed before I updated to JB, Still works after, no locking up or lags. Though, I do notice it seems less responsive when I touch/click links.
[Asus Transformer TF700] proudfoot:
there is also floatIRC for those who still stuck in the 90's like me :P
[Asus Transformer TF700] Rueben_:
I brought Hover note a while back for University note taking and revision purposes and its great. It also works fine on both my JB nexus 7 and Galaxy s2, Check out my review :)

[YOUTUBE]u7koxJmtta0[/YOUTUBE]
[Asus Transformer TF700] houtx2:
Same here, works fine.
[Asus Transformer TF700] moah909:
Mobo player also has floating playback windows.
[Asus Transformer TF700] dayofthedaleks:
System Utilities:

Chainfire's PerfMon can display real-time floating system and application resource stats.

CoolTool can display a wider variety of system stats than PerfMon, but could use some UI improvements.

Floating Widget allows you to turn any desktop widget into a persistent floating window. Especially useful for Pandora or TuneIn.
[Asus Transformer TF700] hobs0n:
Do you get floatirc to work? it just wont connect to any irc servers for me.. :/
[Asus Transformer TF700] dayofthedaleks:
I've successfully used FloatIRC to connect to EFNet and Undernet servers. Right now I'm connected to the #floatirc support channel at irc.stormbit.net. I wanted to ask whether DCC file transfers were supported but it seems like the developer's AFK. ;)

Two questions:

1) Do any other IRC applications work on your tablet, or are you able to use IRC on PCs on the same network? A network block would be the most likely issue.

2) Does the application show anything about your connection attempts in the debug pane? The app allows one to switch between Server, Debug, Channel, etc by selecting the triangle in the upper left-hand corner.

Feel free to PM me your debug output if you'd like, so as to not clutter this thread with individual app chatter.
[Asus Transformer TF700] hobs0n:
Thanx for the quick reply :) Ive finally got it working, tried mandoirc on my GNote1 and got it workin there. I understand that floatirc is a beta, its a pain the arse to edit the servers.. lots of force stop before it finally was working =) altho I havent got it running several channels, I typed 2 in the autojoin option but it connected to the first only.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Ryanman1321:
Stick it works great Thanks, also works great for my note 2.

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[Asus Transformer TF700] davidww:
Floating browser/app supporting HTML5

Hi,

Looking for floating browser that support html5.

Alternatively for code of floating app that can open html5 page.

Thanks

David
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
Overskreen Incompatibility

Hello all,

I bought a prepaid credit card just so that I could get overskreen from the play store. I tried searching for it in the play store and it did not come up, so i googled it and it showed up, however, much to my demise, i was unable to purchase the app. I got an error "the item you have attempted to purchase could not be found". In the app description the developer stated that jelly bean support is a work in pogress, has anyone else had issues with downloading overskreen, it appears that some xda members were able to install it. I have never gotten this error before, is this a common error or have i disabled one too many apps lol. If anyone has found a way to get overskreen could you point me to where you found it, this app is pretty essential for multitassking and would allow all users of this tablet to be much more productive. I would love to be able to open a pdf and write notes in google drive via overskreen, now that would be bad ass.

Hope my fellows are having a dope holiday season
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
You would have to side-load the .apk in order to install it, since the developer has it setup in a way that JellyBean devices are unable to download it (due to compatibility issues). Some say it works fine after sideloading, but I had issues after doing that (kept locking up for me).

There is a free alternative that is fully compatible with JellyBean though - it's called "Floating Browser Flux" - give that one a shot...
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
jtrosky is correct overskeen is not working well with tf700, you may give his suggestion a try. I will try it myself too.

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Edit. +1 , "Floating Browser Flux" is working much better, not as fast and smooth as stock browser, but pretty good.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
For you folks that use floating apps - be sure to check out an app called "1Tap Quick Bar" - this app allows you to run apps directly from the notification bar menu. So, no matter where you are or what app you are currently in, you can execute these floating apps without leaving the current app that you are in... Take a look at this screen shot, for example:

See the "icon bar" in my notification menu? So, while typing this message, I can easily open a windowed browser to check on something, for example...

This app is simply awesome.... Of course, it works with non-floating apps as well. VERY slick!
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
I like the look of this app a lot. I use swipepad, which provides similar functionality, but i dont have to use two gestures, which makes it a better option in my opinion. I hate having to tap the screen more than I need to, I have set up my infinity so that all my apps and setting are either 1 gesture or key board shortcut away.

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I gave floating browser flux a shot a while ago but it didnt like running google drive. Whenever I read research papers I keep notes using google drive so I can access them from the labs at my school without worrying about transfering any files. I want a floating browser so I can make notes as I read, without switching apps. I realize this is a pretty tall order, guess you cant have your cake and eat it too lol. Thanks for your suggestions jtrosky and buhohitr.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Yeah, I actually used Swipepad originally, but found that it degraded performance (when switching screens, etc - all of the animations became choppy because of it). That's the nice thing about 1Tap - since it doesn't have to constantly monitor for gestures, etc, there is no performance hit whatsoever.

Have you noticed that Swipepad causes your animations to become choppy? And if the animations are choppy because of it, I would have to assume that it is hurting the performance of your device in other areas as well.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lucius.zen:
I can see why you would want to switch, I have abslutely no lag, I only get it sometimes when loading multiple flash videos at the same time. I am so confused when people on xda keep talking about lag issues, jelly bean eradicated UI lag, and cleanrom with Browser2RAM eradicated browsing lag. This thing literally loads pages and opens apps as fast as the iMacs at the lab i work at. I actually stopped using swipepad today because i bought GMD Gesture Control, multitasking is unbelievable now and I actually deleted all my floating apps, i just swipe my fingers and it switches instantaneously between apps, its freaking sick. It also comes with a launch pad similar to swipepad except it is wayyyyy more functional, has a lot more options, and just looks cleaner in general. I suggest checking it out dude.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Actually, I was wrong in my previous post. First, the app I was refering to was Dock4Droid, not SwipePad (although it's very similar). That and the performance hit was noticed on my TF101, not my TF700 (never tried in on my TF700)....

But, the main reason why I'm really not interested in a gesture-based app launcher is that I just don't like "gesture-based" anything... In fact, I disable all gestures in every app that I use (when possible). Just a personal preference... I'd just rather touch buttons and such instead of doing gestures... It's probably just because I'm old and set in my ways! :)

That being said, out of curiosity, I will check out GMD Gesture Control - thanks for the tip.

I completely agree on the browser performance though - my stock browser on the TF700 is a beast now (after CleanROM, Browser2RAM and the "Enable CPU Upload Path" debug option)!!
[Asus Transformer TF700] zangaby:
Nice find, thanks !
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tobi777:
Floating browser flux issue

Hello there,

I've an issue with "Floating browser flux". Everytime I click on a bar which should bring up the pop-up menu, Floating browser flux browser crashes. I used Amazon site as an example, but almost every site use these kinds of menus, which makes the Floating browser flux kind of unusable for me.

Anybody with the same issue? Or is it just my TF700?
[Asus Transformer TF700] houtx2:
Crashes for me too.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ldriod:
GMD (launchpad feature) + floating apps!

Me too, I'm not to keen on gestures, however I've found the lauchpad in GMD incombination with floating apps is very awesome.

I just load a bunch of floating apps in the launchpad, use GMD (Phone mode) to make the launchpad visible and launch any of the floating apps from there...I love that the launchpad is not always there, but present when you swipe to activate it from anywhere. That way I can launch an app without having to memorize or use gestures that may interrupt the app Im currently in.

Also there is a function in GMD to toggle your status bar and bottom nav bar off to give you an expanded desktop, I use this aswell.

Shown below I was playing angry birds, swiped my finger from the border of my tab to the left and the launchpad appears, then I launched the Popup calc app...
[Asus Transformer TF700] lovey08:
Just a question, i just tested out the free floating video player flux from the market. Does it really eat so much battery? I watched an anime episode lasting 23 mins. Started out ar around 21% battery after about 15 mins of watching i went down to 6%? I closed all my previous apps just watching. Has anybody get the same usage? I used my TF700 using CleanROM.
[Asus Transformer TF700] adelancker:
Popcorn player. Works really well :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] wutk3ksHD:
Did anybody try my app Tiny Apps ? :) 5 floating Apps in a package.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ljg600:
Just got Hoover Note- very cool. Simple, powerful and works extremely well...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Mike3.14159:
I've used it quite a few times and like it quite a bit!!
[Asus Transformer TF700] thedien:
There is also very new set of floating mini applications called Floating Apps (play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lwi.android.flapps). Wifi manager is my favorite. Seems like a framework, so hopefully some mini apps will be added soon. Thanks for other tips!
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
I just purchased this app and sad to say, none of the "apps" are re-sizeable! Quickly decided to get a refund... Most other "floating" apps are completely re-sizeable, etc... Oh well, still pretty cool I guess, just not for me (especially @ $5)...
[Asus Transformer TF700] thedien:
Give it know to developer, maybe they can do something about it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jtrosky:
Good point. I just did that. Thanks for the reply.

EDIT: FYI - the author of the app got back to me and said that within a week or two, at least some of the apps will be resizeable (if not all).
[Asus Transformer TF700] thedien:
The application just updated to new version and it has a lot of new features now. Definitely worth trying. I'm using paid version with much more features. Also, I noticed, that there is official website with some information at floatingapps.net.
[Asus Transformer TF700] MajklM:
Floating Apps

For inspiration check this app. It´s a multitasking app called Floating Apps and in basic version is for free. App: floatingapps.net/floating-applications
[General Questions and Answers] binayakc:
Dear Sir

I am new to this forum.I have rooted my SGSII & install ICS 4.0.4.Then i installed aokp jelly bean, slimTW 5 jelly bean & now i am using slim thunderTW5.while installing slim thunderTW5, as per instruction i first flash slim thunderTW5 rom, then google application & siyah kernel.

Now it is working fine with no issue.

My question is if i want to try other rom (eg. cm rom or again aokp or slim TW5 jelly bean or any rom), do i have to simply follow flashing instruction as provided or flash new kernel.

Can i flash any rom with this kernel ?(3.0.15-siyah-s2-v4.1.5+gm@ubuntu#49)

Earlier in ics 4.0.4, aokp jelly bean, slimTW5 jelly bean i did not require to flash any new kernel.

Sorry for bad english

Thank you in advance.
[General Questions and Answers] The_Fallen_angel:
Most new rooms come with a kernel ready for flashing. I have personally used siyah for most of the rooms I have ever tried with my SII as I rally like the speed features and battery life and regardless of the from you are using you can flash any kerenl as long as it matches the O.S. i.e. JB or ICS etc
[General Questions and Answers] post-mortem:
You can always try any ROM by itself and see if it boots & how you like it. Then you can go back to recovery & flash your kernel afterwards. As long as you have a nandroid backup, try flashing stuff & see how it works. If you can't get it working again, just restore your nandroid.
[General Questions and Answers] binayakc:
flashin kernel

got it

ya nandroid backup is good idea before flashing any new rom
[Miscellaneous Android Development] cybermaus:
User mailis spotted an Acer Liquid Gallant E350 based on the Mediatek MT6575, and Acer nicely (as required by the GPL) published the kernel sources with it.

Theoretically that should allow 'someone' to port CyanogenMod to it, and all other MT6575 phones, but its beyond my time and skill to work on that. But I figured it should be at least reported into XDA, and a search showed me no-one else reported this yet.

BTW: If Acer is bringing out a MT6575 phone now, they are very late. MT6575 is already surpassed by the cheaper and faster MT6577, which is flooding the market now.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] savant.d:
this sources are totally useless. they dosn't contain any sources related to mt6575, they are in ../mediatek directory which doesn't included into archive.

Is there any chances to find someone with Acer Liquid Gallant E350 to write letter to acer support about this?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] BHARDIK:
Is this working in all mtk 6577 or for specially acer devices....??
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Kooperr13250:
How do I set rutovannuyu sewing for HTC Desire HD A9191 I have no root
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riverch:
I got a very very serious issue about the ring tone once I put my headset on.

The ring tone from my headset is very very loud and lots of noise. Is there anybody got the same problem like me?:confused:

It cause me to remove this ROM from my device.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] diyabolic:
known problem...read the rom thred
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rdub504:
Have been using the test version,and it has not been an issue,so it seems to have been resolved.if you are willing to be a bit more patient you will have a rom for ics that will be as good as arhd has been for gingerbread.:good:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] rebj2007:
how to change the font of xperia u ICS? help please
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hadi447:
I have Problem With Standby Time .....My Battery After 12 Hours Standby Have 50% Drop.....I install Stock Rom But Itsnt Fix...Please Help Me:crying:

( I do wipe cash and wipe battey and calibrate)
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nostupidthing:
new ugsrii

how long your battery used? if >2-year heavy use, could well be battery degrade. no solution except for buying a new one. (symptom: battery charge sudden drop, like 50% -> 20%).
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adddaamo:
For me battery drops can sometimes happen when I don't charge battery to 100% - so it's good idea to always charge to full.
[Defy Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Antiga Prime:
First of all you should check if your battery is going into deep sleep mode. You can do that by installing Bettery Battery Stats, and leaving your phone idle with the screen off for some time. You should read the forum post to understand how it works. If after leaving your phone on "stand-by" you realize that it's not going into Deep Sleep mode, then you should find out what is keeping your phone awake.

I used to have the same situation as you, and it turned out that I had set the WiFi Sleep Policy in Viber to override the Roms setting, and consequently leaving my WiFi always on (which prevents your phone from sleeping). After fixing the issue in Viber my phone now turns WiFi off after 15 minutes of leaving my phone idle.

Now unless your battery is actually dying on you, I'm sure you can get a better battery life. I am using Tasker to program my phone to turn WiFi off when I turn off my screen, and then turn it on for 1 minute every 15 minutes during the day, and at nights it does the same thing but with an interval of 1 hour and half. There are apps in the Play Store that do this too, I've tried these both, and they work as they should, and they can even control your Data connection ;)

Green power

Deep Sleep Battery Saver

All in all I've been losing an average of 1.7% during the day, and 0.7% and 1.2% per night. My battery currently lasts about 2 days on one charge. This is all assuming it is actually your WiFi that's preventing your phone from sleeping, I just figured I'd share my experience in case it is in fact that; the important thing being that you could probably get the same results as I have (or even better, considering your battery isn't busted) if your phone is actually going into Deep Sleep.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] apprentice:
I am not sure why people still use screen protectors on today's high end devices especially phones like the Galaxy Note II with the enhanced toughened glass it has. Not only do they look terrible, they cause problems. See the numerous video uploads of people trying to scratch the glass for proof of how tough it is.

The Galaxy Note II has an extra issue with screen protectors in that it obviously uses an S-Pen detection layer.

I have just read the official manual for it and it clearly states NOT to use one as it causes sensor malfunctions. See attached clipping:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] The_Fallen_angel:
This is very true with the invent of gorilla glass I have personally tried acracthing screens with no success I have even gone to the point of using an extremely sharp knife and dragging the point across the screen, he screen protectors are only really good for keeping fingerprints off screen ans if you are worried about that you really have no business having a touch screen and yes the cause many problems
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] DMax99:
Have you tried with sand?

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Any ideas what they meant by sensor malfunction? Inaccuracy of S pen? Is it a temporal or permanent malfunction?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] russeini:
ya let me see you go to the beach and somehow manage to get some sand accidently on ur phone like i did when i tucked my phone in my bag which happened to have caught some sand from playing arnd..........do that and then come back here and tell us what u think of screen protectors......