yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] SimplyWess:
I just had CPR performed in me because of this post.. I could not breath.. Lmao

Sent from another Galaxy
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] extreme sense:
Oh please. Here's a good score with no overclock.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] rovar:
Haha

Tappin' Typin'
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tuscani1821:
One more for laughs

Sent from my Genesis that does what Nintendon't
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] :
Lol. Are you overclocked?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
"OMG I HAS AWESOME BENCHMARK SCORE!!! I'M SO 1337."
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] :
Lmao.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tuscani1821:
Yea to 1.7 but anything past that it gets slower. Honestly overclocking does not feel much faster just makes quadrant higher

Sent from my Genesis that does what Nintendon't
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] SAShady:
WIN!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
Under clocked with conservative governor?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] :
Just tried to 1.5 That's the highest but my score went lower
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BluesRulez:
I overclocked to 2.5 ghz and turned on both cores. Quadrant score in 9000s.

Dont ask for screenies because I had a spectacular camp fire with my phone afterwards.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] :
Did you get the marshmallow ready prior to the test?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BluesRulez:
Dang it. Forgot.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] :
You see there goes a noob moment. We all know we prepare them prior to the test.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] SAShady:
Underclocked to 600 on hyper, I'm sure you can get lower, but it took 10 mins as it is.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Exit_Only:
I'm here for the quadrant party.....
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] SAShady:
This one was painful to sit thru
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
2.5Ghz??? Wow, I want to see what temps that generated.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BluesRulez:
Enough for a camp fire.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
I think my Zio got better than that lol.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tuscani1821:
The phone really does heatup at 2.1

Sent from my Genesis that does what Nintendon't
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
Y'all are going to burn up your processors just to troll this thread...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] steddora:
Shhhh, that's one way the world eliminates the trolls! Lol

This has been a message from the Blu Kuban broadcast system!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Exit_Only:
Go higher.....GO HIGHER...3ghz no wait 3.1ghz....Just because....Mahahaha
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] tcowl:
there is probably a better place to post this. where could one find the dl link for blazer's 4.1?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Omar04:
My device is faster than Felix Baumgartner :beer::D like a boss.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnomaz:
I know I can put my nexus 7 into tablet mode with a DPI change, but I like the way it is now but want the gapps in tablet mode. I read its possible and the apps can be modified and all that jazz. Has this been done and are the apks available somewhere? My gmail is already split but I'd like the gallery and YouTube in tablet mode.

Also, is there a tweak that can add a number bar on the stock keyboard since long presses aren't there?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Billchen0014:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1885935 this is what you wanted right? You can specify DPI for EACH individual app, like gmail in tab mode while email in phone mode. Hope this helps!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johnomaz:
Kind of. I don't want to use the Paranoid ROM. Read here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1903519 Each app can be set to be in tablet mode or not. That thread has GTalk and GMail set, but no others. I'm looking for the Gallery app and Youtube. I was looking to see if anyone has tweaked the apps individually and have them ready to flash/install with tablet mode enabled. I'm not a fan of the full tablet mode on my Nexus7. It makes things just a bit too small for me.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Billchen0014:
No, you can set the workspace to phablet which is the interface on the n7. Then, you set a lower DPI for the YouTube app for example, so you can have YouTube app only running in tablet mode, while all other apps and the system ui in phablet n7 mode. That's hybrid. It will look the same as stock, except the apps you lower the DPI for tab mode.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] slimc84:
Here is the Favorite Contact Widget from Leaked Samsung Galaxy S3 JB ROMS. Simply download and place in system/app folder and change permissions to rw-r-r with a file management program and reboot. Options are 4X2 and 4X4. This will only work on Touchwiz ICS and JB.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FrostyOrDie:
Will this work on ICS or only jb

Sent from my HTC Flyer P512 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] slimc84:
It will work on ICS and JB...Thanks for asking... I will add it to the OP
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FrostyOrDie:
I just attempted it on synergy r73 and it wouldn't install.

Edit: I forgot a step. Will check back

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] slimc84:
you don't actually install it...you just move it to system/app and make sure the permissions match as stated in the OP and restart the phone. Then go to your widgets and it should be there
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FrostyOrDie:
that is the step I forgot. once i got home and followed easy steps it installed and works but doesnt look right. my size options were 3X2 or 3X3 instead of 4X2 and 4X4 as stated in op.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kowen14:
Can't get it to work with paranoid 2.20..When I go to add a contact it force closes
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] slimc84:
you mean 3 rows of 3 contacts and 2 rows of 3 contacts?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] slimc84:
im pretty sure that it only works with TW ROMS....but not 100% positive...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] FrostyOrDie:
No. I mean slots on the homescreen

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] slimc84:
that's odd...attached is a screenshot of my widget options
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hamillp:
How do you change permissions?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sob372:
Hold down on the file until menu pops up and select properties or permissions. There will be 3 rows of 3 boxes with x's in them make sure the boxes selected are rw-r-r. Here ill post screenshots.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hamillp:
Okay, I have tried to do that in File Expert. I hold down on the .apk file and then click on properties. I get a window that shows properties as follows:

Readable: Yes

Writable: Yes

Hidden: No

It does not give me any option to edit or change those properties. Do I need to be using a different program?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hamillp:
Using a different program, I got the following:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Thebear j koss:
Should be R.W.R.R. delete the 2nd write.

Thebe@r'$ G@L@XY
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hamillp:
Unfortunately, it does not let me uncheck or edit any of these items.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Thebear j koss:
Need to have root permissions and set it as read/write. You have them set at read/only.

Thebe@r'$ G@L@XY
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hamillp:
I am rooted and running CM 10.1. How do I go about changing the permissions if it does not let me uncheck any of those boxes.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Thebear j koss:
Need a root browser or es file manager. Something that gives you root priviliges.

Thebe@r'$ G@L@XY

---------- Post added at 10:23 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:21 AM ----------

I don't think this will work on an aosp rom. I think it's tw only. You can try though...

Thebe@r'$ G@L@XY
[General Questions and Answers] bobofosho123:
Hey everyone-

I recently purchased a Nokia N9 off of Ebay on a, in retrospect, misguided whim. I love the UI of the phone and how seamlessly the device allows me to switch from one app to another. However, despite my love for the phone, I still find myself missing Android and its ecosystem (I owned a Samsung Vibrant for a few years prior to this phone). Even though the N9 does the few core things I normally do on a daily basis really well, it's still missing of the basic apps I used to rely on for daily use; i.e. Tumblr, Instagram, Ebay, and Amason. So I decided to sell the N9 on Ebay but now I'm pondering which phone I should buy next. I probably want to stick with Android, but I'm not sure which device to go with. I'm leaning towards either the HTC One X or the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, however, I'm certainly open to other suggestions. I'm certain I don't wanna go with Galaxy S III because I hate the Touchwiz skin. If anyone out there has any suggestions for me I'm more than willing to hear them. Thanks.

-Sincerely, bobofosho123

P.S. I know for a fact that I'm not looking for anything with a contract, and I know I'll buy it without one since I'm on a grandfathered T-mobile plan.
[General Questions and Answers] mikey199:
Nexus all the way bud. Always up to date and great community support!
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Some kernels for the Evo 3D on XDA now have On-The-Go (OTG) USB host support built-in so it's very easy to support USB peripherals such as keyboards, mice, flash drives and portable hard drives from your phone regardless of the ROM installed. If you would like more information about OTG, here's a very good thread in the XDA Sensation forum that covers it pretty well.

The commands to mount and unmount USB storage devices manually are covered in that thread, but I've found the easiest way to mount and dismount my flash drive is to use an app called [root]StickMount from Chainfire, the developer of SuperSU. Depending on the ROM installed, it may not be considered compatible and won't show in the Play Store, so I've attached the .apk in case that happens.

I haven't used devices other than flash drives so far on my phone, but other users have indicated that keyboards, mice and other USB devices also work. If you are using OTG to attach any type of USB devices, please share your experiences and any tips you might have. Also, please use this thread for any questions you might have about OTG support and devices, even if you haven't gotten around to trying it yourself yet.

Other XDA threads about OTG related stuff:

Solar powered USB hub (kinda cool)

usb otg cradle

Nitty gritty OTG hardware discussion

Post with diagram of OTG connections

Thanks to mpgrimm2 for suggesting that we share this information from another site (there's actually more over there :)).

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
I want to thank Markmx6 for his guide on another site that was easy for me to follow to make my own OTG cable and Ramjet73 for digging up and posting his links here. Maybe Markmx6 will add his info over here now too since all this works with the Buttered Toast Kernel (bigwillyg).

I got to looking around and wondering with the parts I have if I am setup for OTG and just need to plug everything together without hacking up a power supply which I'd prefer not to do.

Here's what I have on hand:

I ohmed out the " CrazyOnDigital 2 port charger's" data pins:

Port1-pin3 & port2-pin3 = 0.1 ohms (and about 30k to gnd/shld)

Port1-pin2 & port2-pin2 = 0.1 ohms (and about 30k to gnd/shld)

(I also reversed the leads in case I was reading through a diode)

So it looks like the data pins on this aren't shorted together and that it will function as a Powered USB "y" cable/pass through between ports 1 & 2.

Part 2

I realize that my purchased USB OTG cable won't plug in between the charger & my phone so I may use a USB extension Cable and USB A to A adapter that I have (not pictured) or I may just hack a spare USB A to Micro USB (5pin) cable that I have into another OTG Cable.

Q: My understanding is that an OTG cable has the ID pin (pin 4 of the 5pin Micro) tied to Gnd, like Markmx6 did in his original cable; correct? So, that's why the micro USB end gets cut open a bit.

A: Yes.

----------------------------------------------------------------

My Additional References:

Zoom [DIY] MicroUSB Host Cable

Wikipedia's: USB On-The-Go page

Micro-USB connector pinout

-----------------------------------------------------

Part3:

SUCCESS! (with Otg Enabled kernel)

I went ahead and modified a spare USB A to Micro B cable for OTG without power. Plugged everything up with my Logitech Wireless USB mouse and it works! Cool as can be! See new pics. (Yellow wire is the Jumper).

Still have a few questions:

Q: Would the "purchased" OTG Cable already have pin 4 & 5 Shorted?

A: YES it should, but one of the cables I bought was defective.

Q: Does your OTG setup from the op charge the phone at the same time (and/or keep it charged)?

A: Yes

Edit: Apparently I broke the +5v wire during reassembling the cable. See next post.

(SEE UPDATED POSTS FARTHER DOWN)

EDIT:

In Relation to my Following Posts, I have patched together the following cable schematics as a reference to the cables I have either made or purchased.
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
If you have the ability & willingness to find out what the ID pin resistance is in your "Accessory" device as mentioned below please let me know. I am trying to correlate the info from the Wikipedia/USB OTG reference to all the available ID pin states.

Here's what I've found out or verified:

- I'm still not sure about the 3 different USB OTG ID modes that were mentioned. In the test rig (pictured) for different values of resistance between pin 4 (ID) and pin 5 (gnd):

0 ohm (Short) = USB OTG host

36.5k ohm (47k in use) = Dock Mode

68K ohm (74k in use) = Dock Mode

124k Ohm (127k in use) = No discernible effect

I also determined that my first homemade USB OTG cable wouldn't allow the phone to charge because of a broken +5v wire during reassembly (new one works correctly, but so far I preferred the simplicity of the original setup & charger over the new cable I made, but time will tell.

Here's the Ebay link to the OTG cable RamJet73 recommended (same as the last one I made b/c I didn't want to wait) so that I can keep it linked in one place.
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
Here are the pictures of the 2nd cable that I made that is "very similar" to the one Ramjet73 mentioned at eBay but 2ft longer (See Schematic #4 in later post).

Keep in mind that the OTG function will be disabled if an OTG cable is plugged into a USB charger that has the data pins shorted internally (AC charging), but this doesn't appear to happen with a powered hub (isolated)
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
Markmx6's "Homemade Powered OTG Cable" Part 1

I got permission from Markmx6 to repost this here:
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
Markmx6's "Homemade Powered OTG Cable" Part 2

NOTE: Bigwillig's [Kernel] ButteredToasT ICS RLS 04 | Linux 3.0.46 | linaro 4.7 -o3 | otg | HTC beats also supports OTG with any rom that will boot the kernel.

Sent from my "Up all night, Sleep all day" EVO3D!
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
Ebay/Applecable Purchased OTG Cable & USB Hub

I just verified that if you get the Micro USB Host OTG Cable With USB power ($6 from AppleCable on Ebay) that Ramjet73 mentioned (or this one), it will work with any standard USB charger (ie the 1 Amp HTC or 2 Amp HP Touchpad Charger) because the USB Power Connector is Isolated. I also picked up Applecable's USB 2.0 3 Port Hub with data Sync Charger cable for $7

(I may try to modify it to be a USB OTG powered hub with this OTG Adapter and this USB to 3.5mm/1.3mm Adapter to power the hub directly from "ANY" USB charger.

EDIT: It works fine, but modified it anyway).

Here's some updated AppleCable Ebay Store links (4-18-14):

Micro USB Host OTG Cable With USB power

USB 2.0 3 Port Hub with data Sync Charger cable (not OTG, but a cheap hub that works. can be modified for OTG)

Micro USB Host OTG Cable w/micro USB power

Left Angled Micro USB Host OTG Cable w/USB power

Right Angled Micro USB Host OTG Cable w/USB power
[HTC EVO 3D] malvarez92:
^^^

been looking for something like this!! post back on your progress ;)
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
I just found out that the version of the OTG cable with the female microUSB connector doesn't charge the phone when power is applied to that connector. The eBay listing at your link above doesn't say one way or the other, but this link was posted on another site and that listing specifically says it doesn't. I'm not sure why that is, but it looks like the same brand (Chen Yang) in both listings.

The version with the male USB A connector for power can definitely charge the phone when in use. I've tested that myself.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
Now that I've made a few on my own and bought the one you recommended, I can say it likely has to do with the way that it's wired up. I would bet that the Applecable one with the M & F microUSB allows charging.

Note: I also updated my previous post with a new USB to 3.5mm adapter for the hub. I ordered both adapters (so I don't have to cut/solder mods to the hub) and will report back once I get it. (also picked up a 2nd 3d for my son's b-day coming up so I don't waste an upgrade just yet).
[HTC EVO 3D] posedatull:
I just don't get it... Found many usb hubs with internal rechargeable batteries, but all are old posts, not available for sell anymore :(. Why is it so complicated for Evo 3D to connect usb to it? I really want to connect my Razer Banshees to it, but all this running around to find a usb hub with internal battery is killing me, and having one that works on charger is ilogical, from my point of view. If i want to do this, I want it to be portable, otherwise I'd just connect it to my pc/laptop. I connected them to a Galaxy S3 and they worked instantly. I use Coolexe's ROM and Kernel (v4.0), and it says that it has usb support and usb headset support
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Unlike Samsung, HTC hasn't officially supported OTG so we are lucky to have some ROM's and kernels that do support it. Even the utilities like stickmount don't download from the Play Store because the Evo 3D is not considered a compatible device.

USB mice and keyboards can work without external power, but many other devices need power and would drain the phone battery very quickly even if they could use it. I have no experience with USB headphones on a phone, but it would make more sense to me to have batteries in the headphones and not depend on the phone for power. Another possibilty may be to use an external battery like this one connected to an OTG adapter that includes a connector for external power, but I haven't test that.

I use rechargeable stereo bluetooth headphones so I don't have to mess with cables at all, but if you prefer the USB headphones the options may be more limited with the Evo 3D than the SGS3.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
Between the items Ramjet73 and I have mentioned in previous posts (edited below), you should be able to piece together the functionality you are looking for, but still not ideal as far as portability. Markmx6 has mentioned making his own "D" battery powered usb hub (I think) that he may post here sometime. Hope this helps.

Good find Ramjet73! Got me thinking about options again, just waiting on my parts to get here. Mind if I paste this into the other sites thread?
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
Saw this app posted in the Buttered Toast thread and may give it a try for NTFS support:
[HTC EVO 3D] markmx6:
I built a 4 port charger using four "D" batteries for a trip I took to Disney world (five kids on a six hour flight.... required someway to recharge Nooks, cell phones, and etc)

To break it down simply I used a four battery holder. (Apparently I don't have enough posts to post links, pull up radioshacks website and search for "D" battery holder)

You don't need "D" batteries as these are bulky, I used them because size wasn't really a factor. "AA" or "AAA" batteries should be fine. Remember Alkaline batteries provide 1.5 volts each NiCad (Older rechargeable) 1.2 volts There are newer voltages to my knowledge...

I used four batteries because it produces 6 volts in series.

MAY POSSIBLY DAMAGE YOUR PHONE

Ideally you would provide 5 volts which is what USB provides, I find 6 volts worked fine for me.

For my charger I shorted the DATA +/- terminals together to fool the phone into believing it was using AC power for a faster charge.

All you really need to do to continue to use the hub as a Data transfer device would be to solder the red and black wires to their respective terminals on the hub, it shouldn't matter which port you use as they should all be linked, other hubs may vary.

You may also be able to just wire a female USB port onto the battery holder and use a hub plugged into that...
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
My CrazyOnDigital 2 port charger doesn't have the data pins shorted (D+ and D-) like the stock HTC unit. This causes any "Android" phone to charge at the lower 500ma Max "Charging USB" rate vs "AC Charging" (explains my slow charging when travelling), but a bonus is that it allows me to pass data b/w the 2 ports like a simple hub.

- If the D+ and D- pins are shorted when an OTG USB cable is plugged in, the phone will go into "AC Charging" mode, but not allow OTG devices to work, but if the phone is still connected and the data pins opened back up, you retain "AC Charging" mode and have USB OTG functions.

(I'm thinking that a simple on/off switch installed across the data pins of my charger will give me a dual mode charger).

---------------------------------------------------------

AC CHARGING / USB CHARGING (Data Pass Through) MOD 12-1-12

- I got tired of having a 2 port 2 Amp charger that only allowed 500ma "USB Charging" with Android & OTG. See pix:
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
And here is my new OTG setup with the modified charger (no need to modify the charger with this) and modified hub:

Also works well with [MOD] Self Powered USB OTG on the HP Touchpad! (v2 Full Size) 11-30-12
[HTC EVO 3D] Jsparta26:
Just out of curiousity, will a sixaxis controller be supported by otg? Could anybody confirm this for me.
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
I saw someone taking about it in the HP Touchpad CM9 thread, I will see if I can find the post & report back.

update: post was here

-------------------------------------------

Separately, I saw this (couldn't find the u12000 solar hub mentioned previously)

Opteka BP-SC4000 Ultra Thin Solar Powered High Capacity (4000mAh) Backup Battery and Charger

I know some have mentioned an interest in an all in one OTG enabled solar powered charger with battery backup. Sounds easy enough with the correct parts.

Sent from my "Up all night, sleep all day" HP CM9 Touchpad
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
I'm not sure if anyone in this thread is looking for a solar/battery powered USB hub, as opposed to just a charger, but I linked two different hubs in this post in the accessories forum. I think they can be used for charging as well.

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] mpgrimm2:
I click on the links and never found this u12000 solar hub. The links in your post over there are good but the "rectangular" Solar Hub only has a 130mah battery and the "square" one doesn't have a battery size listed. Why don't they make a Solar Powered Hub with a 3000-4000mah battery (even 2000mah)?

Edit: I did stumble upon this parts kit (no hub) ... https://www.adafruit.com/products/390
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
I just added this post to the "portable usb otg hub" thread in the accessories forum which links to a website with a lot of options for battery based USB chargers, with and without solar charging, and a lot of different capacities. However, the solar powered USB hubs all seem to have small batteries with very limited capacity and outputs that are slightly less than the USB port on a computer, which probably won't be enough to power the hub and charge the phone at the same time. Perhaps a higher capacity solar USB charger powering a mini USB hub would be the way to go?

ramjet73
[HTC EVO 3D] ramjet73:
Well I guess they do make a battery powered USB hub but it's a little pricey.

No solar charging though, so it might make more sense to go with one of the solar powered USB hubs and charge it with a high capacity external battery pack when needed. That would definitely be less expensive.

Edit: NVM. If you look at the features list on that page it says the USB ports are for power only. :(

ramjet73