yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samw52000:
Getting ready for a full wipe and load of CM10 since I can't seem to come up with any other methods.... :(

Don't feel like risking to brick my device with a non signed package that doesnt' verify APKs.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yousafkhar:
When ever I take a screen shot or download an image the quality

If fine but whenever I upload it to Facebook or what's app that image gets blur

And the pictures size reduces please help
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] da.trute:
I think you need to give us a bit more information here. If you take a photo in high res, then send it to facebook from your gallery how does that look on facebook, I assume you mean its blurry on facebook?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yousafkhar:
The picture is normal in the gallery but when I upload it to Facebook then on Facebook its blur
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Skander1998:
A problem with facebook and not the S3.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] da.trute:
if the image is quite small then it may look ok on your phone and blurry on FB as it is being upscaled, are you sure that these images are not just of a small resolution?. As as test take a photo in max resolution and send it to FB.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] irish-sid:
either Facebook is compressing them, or your resolution is low in the camera app, which is why they look ok on your small phone screen.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] btemtd:
Yes this also happening with viber it is not the phone but it's the application converting image and decreasing size which lowers the quality unfortunately.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yousafkhar:
Yes it happens on other messengers too but does not happen Iphone is there a way too fix
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] da.trute:
you still haven't answered the main questions, is the image you are starting with small?, if so its not a compression issue, take a picture in high res and send it to facebook, if its clear then the other images are just small. There is no auto compression when sending images to facebook I am aware of and therefore nothing to fix.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] da.trute:
how are you talking a screen shot exactly? I just took one using POWER+HOME which pushed it into my gallery, from there i sent it straight to facebook. Its not pin sharp but its perfectly viewable. Can you paste a pic of what yours looks like on here?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droidrev71:
Screen shot taken with power and home and is blurry

Sending on Facebook messenger or hangouts.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] punktnet:
Screenshot is taken at HD resolution, so there is no chance to be blurry. Responsable with picture resize is gallery. Delete gallery data and cache and try afterwards. I use all types of social apps and apart of instagram, no one is resising pictures by itself without notice.
[General Questions and Answers] eppo12-:
I dont like the subfolder support on the stock SGS III email app. I noticed that the Stock Email app on the Nexus 7 has good support for subfolders for exchange accounts. is this a JellyBean Vs ICS difference, or a Phone Vs Tablet difference?

if its just a version difference, can i just sideload the stock jellybean app to my phone?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evilisto:
Original apk is from arnshrty's LG Intuition system dump.

Due to Intuition's ugly unusual screen ratio and resolution, it has many layout problems. So I fixed some of them for our GN..

Maybe useful for someone who are looking for a decent free(?) app to take notes with stylus. :D

Download : http://www.mediafire.com/?3557afrnn4i51x2

(Flash in recovery)

And here are stock wallpapers from Intuition. It has many wallpapers... some are for XGA, and others are for HD size.

Download XGA size wallpapers : http://www.mediafire.com/?5xysmden9w6sx1e

Download HD size wallpapers : http://www.mediafire.com/?iwzlroedf22dn9l
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] viskon:
Installed and used it for a brief while. Very nice ! Thank you !
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sarathvenmony:
thnks

thnks for this wonderful app.... please update it to the newer version thank u
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ATMOSF3AR:
You really rocks ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pratamabima:
It's awesome

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thegtfusion:
We need to flashthe hd wallpapers?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] evilisto:
No.. that is not a flashable zip.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kleber Pereira:
Is it working in 4.2.1? Xylon ROM...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sarathvenmony:
ya its working in xylon rom am using it

---------- Post added at 09:14 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:12 AM ----------

please port quick memo also
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] famoustito:
can this app also be ported to the nexus 4?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marylander410:
Hi,

Background:

My first smartphone which I bought in 2013 is an LG Intuition (Android VS950 4G) and it came with a built-in Notebooks Note app.

I used it a lot.

I can export the notebooks in three ways:

(1) Notebook file (.note)

(2) PDF file (.pdf)

(3) Image file (.png)

I recently bought a new smartphone, an LG V20, and want to move my old Notebook files into it.

Question:

Which notebooks in the Google Play Store will accept the import of my old Notebook files?

In what format?

I want to be able to edit these files, and not just look at them.

Can you give me any advice?

Thanks for your help!

Sincerely,

Cheryl
[HTC One X] nickeedoo:
I've got the unrootable 2.20 software and I'd like to know if there's any way to get the vanilla SMS app on here. Ive tried the jellybean SMS app on the play store but I need MMS. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] summerdream:
When I connect my SGS2 to MacBook Pro, it is not recognized as a USB device, however in CWM when I choose to mount USB it mounts just fine. Also it mounts fine on a Windows XP laptop. I have tried turn on and off USB debugging, doesn't make a different.

Anyone has this problem? Thanks.

The ROM in use is Resurrection Remix v3.0.9 (JB 4.1.1)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UnwiredDroid:
Install Samsung driver for mac
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] summerdream:
Where can I find Samsung driver for Mac? Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eedem:
Hi guys;

i was formatting my internal sdcard (/emmc) process interrupted and now i can t mount or see my internal storage. how can i retrieved it?? any ideas??

Thanks

Samsung GalaxyS2 (i9100); Running CM10
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UnwiredDroid:
Oh my...did you try reformatting it? You may busted it when during the formatting was interrupted
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eedem:
how can i reformat it?? is it possible through terminal??CWM recovery can't mount internalsd so it cant format.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] boki9999:
Try to connect sd card alone to PC with adapter and format it.

Sent from my Galaxy S2 GT i9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Immortalis:
OP has problem with internal, not external.
[Android General] sidnoit22:
Kickedface :cool:

Update: Sources tell Kickedface that these images are not of a genuine Nexus device.

Is this Sony’s Nexus device that will be known as the Nexus X? Well, what do you think? Is this real or fake? This was Uploaded by a user named Mutul Yeter, we can see that the device looks very similar to other Sony devices in styling, however, this appears to be running stock Android and has the “Google” logo branded in the middle.

All carrier branding is missing and the device has on-screen navigation keys, something we would expect to see on all Nexus devices going forward. We aren't sure where the name “Nexus X” originated from, but it’s being tossed around as a possibility rather than Xperia Nexus.

There's also some odd artefacting throughout the photo, particularly around the USB port and the Google logo up top -- hallmarks of possible Photoshopping. Then there's the fact that the front face shows a home screen where the Google Play Store icon is not labeled, and there's no persistent search bar up top. If you ask us, there's definitely something fishy going on here.

And then there's the fact that we're pretty sure the LG Nexus 4 is what's next from Google, and that Googlers are currently testing that model rather than any Sony creation.

In any case, let's suspend disbelief for a few minutes and entertain the idea that this is genuine. If so, we'd guess it's either an abandoned prototype or some future Sony phone in a dummy case. Certainly, the exterior doesn't match any Sony phone we're familiar with, though it does share a few design traits with the Xperia S and Xperia Ion. We know from briefings with Sony and other manufacturers that they often produce numerous prototype designs for future hardware, so it's possible that's what we're dealing with here. We also wouldn't read too much into the fact that it's running vanilla Android, as manufacturers must use this as a starting point when building their own UIs.

In any case, we'd suggest you don't get too excited about what we're seeing here. It's not impossible that we might see a Sony Nexus at some point in the future, but if we do, we're pretty sure it won't look anything like this.

Check past the break for the second, equally suspicious photo in this set.
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZeuBug:
Hello All, :)

I will receive my Razr i next wednesday/thursday, I'm back on Android for theming.

Someone could be generous to upload a system dump of this beautiful device? I might start theming until...

Thanks by advance!

ZeuBug
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattlgroff:
http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/4687-system-pull-stock-kernel-81531002retailengb/

Here ya go :)
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZeuBug:
It's easier to find it like that than with google! :laugh:

Thanks!
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaveee:
I did all the installation steps, wait for half an hour, but gets stuck on xperia logo. Try full wipe, reinstall 3 times, but nothing changes

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1908130
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stamatis:
Full wipe?

Right kernel?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] laufersteppenwolf:
are you on stock kernel?
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaveee:
Yes, naa-ics 04
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaveee:
no, i`m on naa-ics 04
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stamatis:
Seems like more members can't boot this rom,maybe there is some problem with the rom...you better keep tracking the rom thread and wait for an update...
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tiestobunio:
So it was a flaw in the ROM but I fixed it.

The new version (revised), you can now go ahead and download.
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zaveee:
Ok, Thanks:)
[Raspberry Pi General] pulser_g2:
If you're anything like me, you've probably got your Raspberry Pi sitting around, looking for some uses for it! Or perhaps you're waiting on delivery, and trying to think of cool stuff to use it for!

If so, here's a place you can post any ideas for what to do with it...

Right now, I'm in the process of setting it up as a RADIUS server using FreeRadius, so that I can connect it (hopefully) to my Wireless router's USB port (for power - it can power USB 3G dongles, so I imagine a headless Rpi with no USB devices might be possible), and use WPA2-Enterprise encryption on my network.

One of the challenges in this situation is that it won't be powered off "cleanly" when the router is turned off, so I will be setting up the filesystems as read only, with a tmpfs for /var and anywhere else requiring write access during normal operation. Currently I've got it running on a clean ArchLinux install, and just need to work on setting everything up to ensure FreeRadius is started on boot, and that it actually works with my router... Then write a few scripts to generate certificates for clients, wire them up into a WebUI, and I've got a nice, usable system to manage network certificates (from what I understand, the certificates do not need stored on the radius server - if the certificate is signed by the trusted CA key, it will work). And thus there is no need for writes to the SD :)

What other uses have people come up with for Raspberry Pi's so far?
[Raspberry Pi General] AdamOutler:
I set up some init.d services to turn on and off the GPIOs. I will post that stuff later. You basically use a terminal to say service LED1 start or stop and it turns the LEDs on or off. Its great for headless status.
[Raspberry Pi General] pulser_g2:
Oooohh... Oooooooh...

That's brilliant actually! I'd love something like that, so I can indicate activity of the system via the led :)

I envisage an LED that lights when a request to generate a certificate is started, and then when it completes :)
[Raspberry Pi General] Lechindianer:
At the moment it's lying around and just giving my other gadgets time via NTP... I'm thinking about using it as a platform to learn assembler or let it communicate with my Arduino
[Raspberry Pi General] pvyParts:
Not much of a hack but I stole my mates one and made a screen for the front of my case that monitors the internals :)

just a simple java interface using the composite out to an old Car DVD screen that i tore apart.

but this is how it looks so far -

it uses openHW monitor on the main pc to output the info to the pi then the pi runs the java app. openHW monitor cant see all my fans cause of a dodgy hack from asrock apparently... so it is half done atm gonna add an arduino into the mix too and a flow sensor and do the fan controlling ect. from the pi via the arduino depending on CPU temps ect.

when the PC is off it still gets power from the USB and it goes to a full screen clock and gets rid of all the graphs

Yes this is a bit overkill but i had to cut holes in my case to fit the new water cooling so I thought i'd go all out :)

case used to look a like this.

http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/product.aspx?s=1124&id=1440

it is quite old...

Pvy.
[Raspberry Pi General] minooch:
I've got a few laying around & when when Solidoodle (3D printer) arrives, I will be using one to control it

It will save me from leaving a PC on while it prints -should be fun :)

Here's what you need

EDIT: Forgot I have one for XBMC
[Raspberry Pi General] m2xtreme:
I plan to use mine with XBMC powered via the usb on my TV once the next stable version of Rasbmc is released. I'll have to look into setting up MythTV or some other PVR backend as well tho I'm a bit reluctant to set up a PVR now given that the FCC just announced it will allow cable providers to encrypt all their cable signals and since everything I care about might soon be available on the Internet I'll wait to see what happens.

I'm also going to help my buddy set up a brewing controller following the instructions at BrewPi.

UPDATE:

After reading what some other member wrote I decided to give OpenELEC a shot. I like it better than Raspbmc already! Thanks to everyone who mentioned it in the thread!
[Raspberry Pi General] lseidman:
I am currently trying to set mine up to work with my GoogleTV. Both as a file server and to have VNC for remote streaming (however rendering online video has been shown not to be so hot on RPI).
[Raspberry Pi General] Emba4:
cool a RasPi forum here on xda! ive been messing with mine a fair bit of course one of the first things i did was get adb running, it gripes about my udev rules at startup but it still seems to work fine, but since i got my ADCpi and a bucketload of sensors and such ive been playing a little more, im still a baby when it comes to modern coding (48k basic was probably my last real language) but ive made a gamepad on a breadboard (and wrote a simple text based game to control with it, which is going to develop into a text based version of the old hero quest board game eventually) made a battery pack that runs it off AA batteries (off a cheapo set openelec ran for around 3 hours playing a variety of hd and sd content) messed with LDRs and temp sensors and yesterday i even got a cheapo ultrasonic sensor working,

im not sure exactly what ill do in the end, maybe some sort of game that changes depending on real world environment variables or maybe something else, who knows, the possibilities are pretty limitless really. for those talking about using it for xbmc, i know its all really a matter of personal preference but i found openELEC a little smoother an experience than raspbmc, its worth a look if you dont mind compiling it yourself
[Raspberry Pi General] FBis251:
I've got mine set up in a headless configuration with my 1.5 tb hdd connected via USB. I got a case made by a friend who's got a membership at one of the raspi clubs in LA so he got some acrylic sheets and used the club's laser cutter to make the case for me. Pretty neat stuff.

My raspi is used for:

torrent client/seedbox (I seed a lot and didn't wanna keep my main computer with a 750W PSU wasting electricity on seeding)

irssi lurker (to lurk on #teamacid :D)

NAS (since I make backups via rsync to the external hdd)

LAMP server (nice for smaller projects since it can handle smaller php files just fine)

vim box for editing said smaller php files

Those are the things I've thought up of so far. I'm probably gonna buy myself a new raspi with the 512MB of ram upgrade and use it instead of my main box for a good while. My coworker's got his set up using lxde and it's very usable for minor web browsing and other simple tasks.

I've got a USB hub coming in the mail in addition to an HDMI to DVI cable since the HDMI to DVI adapter I have is too boxy and when I try to hook up an hdmi cable to it it becomes too long and I can't get the whole thing to fit correctly behind the monitor stand. Annoying.
[Raspberry Pi General] monty13:
My intentions for my Pi is to have it as a music center.

I have most of my music on my NAS now (moved it off my pc to free up space), so I will set up the Pi to access the music on the NAS and play it.

This way, I can have an always on music device that doesn't require me to turn my pc on.

Will probably use Rasbmc as it has nice smartphone remotes, supports airplay, Readydlna etc
[Raspberry Pi General] Emba4:
openELEC does all that too, dont be afraid to give it a try, the compile is very easy

http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php?title=Building_and_Installing_OpenELEC_for_Raspberry_Pi
[Raspberry Pi General] Elh0mbreloco:
Putting Raspbmc on it and overclocking it to max 1 ghz

shouldn't be so difficult and should work fluently :fingers-crossed:
[Raspberry Pi General] Kered557:
Mine is currently setup as a small-scale PBX running Asterisk 1.8, which integrates to Google Voice. It also runs a TFTP server (to serve up configurations to my Cisco IP phones) and runs lighttpd to serve up services to the Cisco phones (contacts/weather display during idle/etc).
[Raspberry Pi General] terrormattie:
"What other uses have people come up with for Raspberry Pi's so far?"

XBMC using openELEC ofcourse. But it would be awesome to see some android love.
[Raspberry Pi General] jrk190:
I'm hoping to get one ordered soon. I might use it to add some functionality to my TV. I don't use it much, and it's pretty much taking up space. I was thinking of putting a remix of Fedora 17 on it (Until Android is compiled) and using XBMC and some other applications to watch TV, being that I don't have cable or satellite, just over-the-air PBS. Does anyone know of a plugin or something to let me watch internet TV on XBMC or Linux?
[Raspberry Pi General] cswilly:
SqueezePlug for Raspberry Pi

Ordered my Raspberry Pi to run SqueezePlug for Slimserver and MiniDLNA for my USB connected disk full of MP3s. If it really runs Crashplan I will be one happy puppy.

Google squeezeplug

SqueezePlug is a platform for different Media-Servers:

- Logitech Media Server (f.k.a. Slimserver, SqueezeBox Server)

- MiniDLNA

- MPD

- Mediatomb

- Twonky

- Forked DAAPD

And SqueezePlug is a platform for different Media-clients or players:

- SqueezeSlave

- SqueezePlay (experimental)

- Shairport

- Omxplayer

And SqueezePlug offers some other services

- Crashplan

- Owncloud
[Raspberry Pi General] MadMatt89:
I use my pi as a LAMP with an owncloud with ssl encrytion and dyndns.
[Raspberry Pi General] jimam:
I have one Pi running a ssh server, and a mumble server.

And the other I use with Samba to give me an NAS :D
[Raspberry Pi General] diegosps:
Only god knows when I will put my hands on the 512 MB model.

But as soon I get one, I pretend to use it as a seedbox and NAS.
[Raspberry Pi General] djkidy123:
I'm using OpenElec XBMC media center,with navi-x plugin for full movie acsess and control it with oficial xbmc remote controler for android...:cool:
[Raspberry Pi General] stanburn:
Who'da thunk we'd get a pi forum on xda!! haha!

I've got mine set up as my home everything server:

as my internet 'hub':

ppp dialer for my dsl

router/firewall

dnsmasq

tinyproxy

as my photo/video server:

transmission-daemon

samba

ftp

lighttpd

pptpd

wouldn't think of letting my desktop run 24/7 just to do all the above, this pi is just great with a usb external harddrive!
[Raspberry Pi General] pulser_g2:
Anyone here linked a raspi into the regular analog phone system? I've got a cool idea of something I would like to try out...
[Raspberry Pi General] Svardskampe:
I actually use my Pi as a side system during normal PC interactions. I have more and more the need to multitask; at first I had two monitors, so I could do more tasks at once :P (Playing a game+side information was actually the most effective use I had). But ye, you're always looking on the bezel! So I added a third monitor; which is very nice to get work done AND :P Eyefinity gaming.

However, when using eyefinity, it means I don't have an extra screen for side info. That's where my pi comes in; I simply change channels with a swipe of my finger and can continue on my other 2 monitors. It's just like an HUD that takes 1/3 of your view, and it means I can still move inside a game, while I'm searching for another page, another map or anything else like that.

And yes, I do fine handling two keyboards at once :) Or how about using WASD with your right hand, the mouse with your right elbow and your left hand for typing stuff on the Raspberry pi's keyboard? There should be an award for this.
[Raspberry Pi General] Endoroid:
You need more limbs
[Raspberry Pi General] koopakid08:
I'm using mine as an xbmc media player but I'm thinking about getting another just to hack around with.

Plus the added ram in the new orders is too tempting to pass up.

I'll probably by a new one everyone they add something. They're cheap so why not?

Sent from my HTC Evo V 4G
[Raspberry Pi General] djkidy123:
Tutorial for this will be great, and what i need to creat same project! Nice hack :rolleyes: