yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] V-Ty:
Do you know why by chance it would keep saying download unsuccessful? Works fine on my phone but can't get anything to go on the wife's phone???

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] GREGHARKINS:
Will this work on cleans jb roms

Sent be Greg Harkins using Galaxy S3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jbeitel:
yes it will my friend.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jbeitel:
That's a new one. trying long pressing on it then click open in new window.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] V-Ty:
Finally figured it out. She had no room on her ext. Sd card. So it wouldn't download. Thanks for the outstanding work.

7 days without prayer makes 1 weak...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jbeitel:
Not that that is good, but i am glad my stuff wasnt bad. (sorry)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] greatdaneduke:
Awesome job.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mirrin:
I like this one best.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] v1gnesh:
Hello,

Filler
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EVERED78:
yes but you will have to root again
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] v1gnesh:
Thanks. Do I have to worry about radios (I'm in India)? I'm a total newbie.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EVERED78:
yes it comes with xxlf1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] v1gnesh:
So the zip will contain it. And I don't need to look for radios separately. Right?

Sorry, just being cautious.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ackliph:
From my experience. The stock flash will have the stock radio.

Check the radio you have in: Settings --> About Phone --> Baseband Version --> It'll be the last 5 digits.

Go find that radio in http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1405345 and back it up. (i prefer the cwm downloads)

If you flash to stock and it breaks your network... Try using the radio you used to have.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] v1gnesh:
I9250 XXLF1. So I guess that's covered in the stock package. Also, isn't there an option to backup radio in the GNex Toolkit as well?

Thanks for your reply!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ackliph:
"Pull and Trim your Radio Image from your phone and save to your PC (thanks to josteink for Radio Trimmer)"

I guess it's in there somewhere. If you already have XXLF1 now. I wouldn't worry too much myself about backing it up. You can grab it pretty easy from the baseband page. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27984443&postcount=1097

If you're in India. The best radio for you would probably have a DD prefix, but I don't see any of those. Try the XXLF1. Then maybe try a couple of the latest radios: UILE1, UGLH1, DVLF1

As far as I know playing with different radios won't permanently hurt anything. Just keep the factory flash/radio at hand if it breaks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ljy1:
hi guys, i have problem rooting the stock 4.1.2, i keep getting status 1 error in cwm when flashing the su.zip
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] varunvs:
Hi,

can you share me the steps (or the link) you have taken to change it to yakju? And how far have you been successful in it? I'm having the same model here but with Android 4.1.1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] v1gnesh:
Yet to do it. Waiting for mskip's new version of the toolkit, which could be out by tonight or just a couple of more days.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] v1gnesh:
Just follow the instructions from the 15-minute long video that's with the Toolkit.

- Drivers

- USB Debugging on

- Unlock

- Root

- Backup

- Flash

If you don't wanna install CWM, ignore those steps and use 'Download, and Flash stock Google images'.. If you do want CWM, just use step 7 to do it all at once (except the backup).

I'm now on yakju 4.1.2.
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] novercy:
Hi all, I've just made a mistake: I installed SVOX, then using Titanium Backup to remove the default "Pico TTS" before setting up SVOX become text-to-speak output. That's it, and now when I try to access text-to-speak setting, it appears error and force close.

Could I request system files of Pico TTS to re-install ? Or it's back-up file by Titanium to restore, pls ?

Thank you so much !
[Galaxy Tab Themes and Apps] hkleomap:
Is this you want?

http://www.mediafire.com/file/5tkk63da85afea4/tts.rar
[General Questions and Answers] YMYA:
WhatsApp's server is down now?? Or is it only me?
[Member-Found Deals] uoY_redruM:
http://geekout.laalo.com/

5 hours left. $59.99 retail (sell for $40 on Amazon right now).

*FYI. Whoever posted this site, a few weeks back, is my hero. I LOVE the deals they have on this. This is the first site I check when I wake up in the AM now, lol.
[Member-Found Deals] grayfoxmg1:
saw the deal, but didn't really think anything of it (I guess because I already had my own earbuds). As for loving the deals, though I do love the site, they get repetitive. There is almost ALWAYS a Gerber Brand Bear Grylls knife of some sort and both mobile and geekout have the same Iphone fm transmitter that show up everyonce in a while.
[Member-Found Deals] uoY_redruM:
Yeah I did notice that as well actually.

Any other good sites?
[Member-Found Deals] grayfoxmg1:
Member found deals of the marketplace at xda-developers.com, that, my email, and Laalo are where I check for deals. In my email I get fliers from Ebay, Newegg, and Crutchfield.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] noodles2224:
http://www.tmonews.com/2012/10/t-mobile-isis-mobile-wallet-pilot-launching-october-22nd/
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
Looks like its not for our phone :( Maybe a dev or two can get around that and that pesky, "must not be rooted" thing. :D
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] algorhythm:
If you look at the picture it clearly says Galaxy S2 (the author put 2 galaxy s3s for some reason).
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] blackangst:
Now if there were only places to use it :p
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] RTFOP:
How many ways do you need to pay for Flesh Light sleeves?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
That picture is not exactly clear, but I do see it now. I was going only off the article. What I said about the devs finding a way around the rooted phone block still stands.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] winner00:
anyone want to pull the apk?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
When it comes out on the 22nd, I'm sure someone will.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] algorhythm:
Don't forget this seems to be limited to Texas and SLC.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] winner00:
It already out on the play store.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
Here is the Isis apk

http://db.tt/L5edZq2U
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sirdowski:
Right??
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] style154:
When I install and open it yells at me about being rooted :(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
The article states the app will not fully run if you are rooted. Hope a dev can find a work around.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] algorhythm:
We also need ISIS SIM cards.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] filosofer:
I'm in Salt Lake and isis has a list of available retail stores:

http://www.paywithisis.com/where-to-use.xhtml

I'm rooted of course with 4.1.2. This might be worth going back to stock to see if it's any good.

Hopefully I'll have something to update on the 22nd!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] fenrirx4:
my question is, when are the isis ready sims available for the users outside of houston and SLC? do we have to wait until the end of the year to get them?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sirdowski:
Hardly seems worth it. I'll wait till this technology gets out of the gimmick stage till I'm in.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] RikkKeith:
Maybe I read one of the articles wrong; but my understanding was if you didn't have a device with NFC, then you would need the new sim card to take advantage of ISIS. I need to see if I can find that article again, but that being said, I would never go back to stock to use ISIS.

What I really want is Google Wallet, and not have my carrier dictate to me which mobile wallet I can use.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ArcticFish:
Yea this

Sent from my Paranoid SGH-T989
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] gypsy214:
I havent heard of isis sim cards for tmobile but i heard it from verizon. And for the guy that said that its not supported for our phone the last update we had is to make the phone supported for isis
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] spazoid:
Isis

You need a isis sim card. That's how they limit to SLC and Austin. You can only get these sim cards at T mobile stores. In that area. However the program works anywhere, but you still have to have the simcards, regardless of nfc, secure elements... Its their way of controlling pilot areas.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] filosofer:
I got my isis sim card today. I wish there was a modified apk so I could stay rooted.

They are also giving us free public transportation until January with it!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] awake00:
Wtf is isis
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
Dude, its the first post.Your name is awake00, but it looks like your not.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] jimmynguyen91:
Class action lawsuit against T-Mobile for monopolizing lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] RikkKeith:
I'm on board :p
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] LoopDoGG79:
Count me in to! :p
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dalehelton:
Sorry, I should have researched this before I did it, but I did a reset to factory default after I rooted. Now I can't get root back. Am I screwed?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onemeila:
You probably have not lost root. It just erased SU. Try re installing SU.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dalehelton:
Do you mean just install the superuser apk? Sorry, I'm really new at this.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alkemist80:
yes
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4Bn0rmL:
It is stated elsewhere, but doing a factory reset only removes SuperUser.apk, since it installs pretty much like other 3rd party apps. "su" stays in /system/xbin until you manually remove it. Factory reset doesn't do a full recovery of the /system partition, and Amazon hasn't provided a tool to do it. So, always be careful not to change anything you may not be happy about later in your kindle's life.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Headlessbody:
Did you succeded? I would like to reset but i fear for my precious root...
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deleted member 4859884:
It's fine I've factory reset at least twice since rooting, nothing in the system/app gets touched when you do a factory reset, so if you have things like the Play Store, Google Services Framework etc. in there they will still be there & installed after doing the reset.

The only things I have added in my system/app are:

SuperSU.apk

Phonesky.apk (Google Play Store)

AccountAndSyncSettings.apk

GalleryGoogle.apk

GoogleLoginServices.apk

GoogleServicesFramework.apk

ApexLauncher.apk

They remain untouched after reset & available to use, no root lost.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BookCase:
I use Titanium Backup Pro (The free version doesn't include the feature) to convert user apps into system apps and integrate all updates into the ROM, then do a factory reset and everything is still there and still rooted.

I know there is other apps that do this but, i'm not sure what they are called.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ggcoolz:
When I dialed *#272*following my imei no., it showed sale code TPA, the left bottom showed install, the right showed cancel.

I was wondering what's this mean? It also showed I have two other sale code like ALE, PCW.

Anyone knows ? My phoneis international version.

Thanks.
[Nexus 7 Themes and Apps] Visa Declined:
I embarrassed at how much time I've spent playing this goofy game already, and I almost feel bad for starting a thread about it. Regardless, it's loads of fun and looks pretty cool as well.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fusepowered.google.jawsrevenge
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Galaxysm:
Maybe a noob question and idk if it has been asked or not but what's the diffremce between all this if anyone can answer it....thanks.

AOKP...

JB...

CM9...

CM10...

TWZ...I'm guessing stock like s3 phone?

And idk if I'm missing more lol.

Thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] born2gethard:
Aokp,cm are based on android open source.

JB is the 4.1 os

You're right about tw. It's samsungs deal. Stock
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sirdowski:
Google them, respectively :

Android open kang project

Jelly bean

CyanogenMod 9/10

Touch Wiz

---------- Post added at 07:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:38 PM ----------

Also:

CWM - clockwork mod recovery

TWRP - team win recovery project

AOSP - android open source project
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] NhCarDealer:
Check out this link!!!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1513143
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] sirdowski:
^^^ Nice!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] brian Marshall:
I remember summer of 2011 when I bought this phone. I'd previously owned a couple of windows phones but took them back because a) nothing seemed to work, and b) nothing that didn't work seemed to be fixable. c) things that did work didn't work very well.

I bought an infuse 4g and my wife got an atrix 4g. (I'd considered the atrix as well, but heard stories of bricking and overheating... and moto's webtop strategy looked pretty half baked.)

I was on AT&T and decided to stick with them. The only other real android option at the time was the HTC inspire, which I didn't really like. I also considered the iPhone, but my experience with running itunes on a PC and using a 30gb ipod really soured me on Apple at least for a while.

Really why i opted for the Infuse boiled down to Samsung's promise to update phones for 18 months (didn't happen obviously) and the hackability. Samsung phones seemed easiest to hack in case support ever ran out and something needed fixing.

I waited patiently for gingerbread. When it took forever I found XDA and ran zeus 5.2 for months. Even with a few minor battery glitches and the very rare force close or reboot it was much nicer than stock FroYo. Then I tried CM9, which almost feels finished, but battery issues and random reboots seem to get worse over time and require reflashing. Then on to a couple other roms and now CM10. I do love the bells and whistles of CM10, but it does feel like it might just be too much for our outdated hardware.

Maybe I'd be better off had i never discovered XDA, because I've wasted more than a few hours backing up, flashing, re-installing apps, etc. :laugh:

I suppose when it comes right down to it, I'm not sure I've ever been 100% happy with my infuse, but my wife on the other hand is at least 99% unhappy with her atrix 99% of the time. That phone really is bordering on terrible, even the higher res display always looks grainier.

Now it's almost 2013 and I'm sure those of us on contracts will be moving on to something else in the next few months.

Phones with 2gb of RAM running jellybean sure look nice, and it looks like google is going to have a much more comprehensive nexus program.

i use a lot of google services for work and also have a nexus7, so I'm probably stuck with android for the long haul, but to be honest every glitzy new Android phone from a Carrier just looks like something that will be the next months forgotten red headed stepchild left for dead and never updated again after heavy promotion.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] electricpete1:
In the beginning of Dec 2011, no-one in my family had smartphones.

Then my wife decided we needed to outfit the entire family of five with smartphones for Xmas.

Faced with purchase of 5 phones, we looked only at the ones that were “free” (if you want to call a 2-year contract free..).

Infuse had much better hardware than iPhone 3 which was offered free at the time IIRC

It was also the biggest and baddest of the offered free ATT Android phones at the time.

Pantech Crossover was one of the only other free ATT Android choice at the time...'nuff said (doesn't hold a candle to our beloved i997)

Today, everyone else in my family is stil on stock Froyo. I moved to on rooted Gingerbread stock which I think makes me look really adventurous and with-it in their eyes (you have my permision to LOL). I haven’t ever used anything else except briefly trying a few custom GB ROMs.

I’m very happy with my phone and OS. I have a hard time imagining what it is that I’m missing because I haven’t seen what other phones/operating systems have to offer. I use my phone for a lot of things and spend a lot of time exploring the apps available on my current OS, but I don’t foresee upgrading my os again in the near future... perhaps not until the next phone in Dec 2013. Maybe if all my friends had SG3’s and Notes running JB and CM10, then I’d start being unhappy with what I've got. But I’ve got my Froyo family and most of my friends are iphoners.

Maybe if you want to be happy with your Infuse, you should surround yourself with people who use Froyo ;)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Ryanscool:
I've loved my infuse. I was dying for a smartphone for a year lol hyping over the release of the iPhone 4. Then I saw on cnet the leak of the infuse. I decided I needed that phone lol. I got the infuse the day it came out, it was soo much fun. Then maybe 4-5 months later I found on some website how to flash Gtg's over lock kernel, starting my hacking journey. Used android forums, when I guy recommended xda. Switched to xda, and it's been really nice. Lol idk what my next phone will be, I picked up a iPhone 4S from my friend for a small price to pay (he wanted a tmobile concord, to replace his tmobile phone and he is a noob lol, never unlocked the 4s.) but I'm looking at the Optimus g, one x+, or the gnote 2, I was thinking of selling this 4s to get one, but it's really starting to grow on me, and I've invested enough mods in it I may just keep it forever :p. I used to be a die hard android fan, but really you have to look at the good and bad things about each operating system, like android moving files and easy hacking, or ease of use, no hang ups, and just plain simple to use. Being honest, the 4s was probably good for me to get, I was spending too much time of my life trying to develop/hack, while I've been letting some schoolwork slip by... Haha. Still love and use my infuse though, not going to let that go, my friend was like ill buy it from you for 300-350, I said no! I love my infuse. It's just an awesome phone, even better it was my first smartphone lol.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] dparrothead1:
I'm not sure that you can throw anything at the Infuse that it can't handle!!!

I am running AOKP JB and its soooo much smoother than ICS ever thought about being. You owe it to yourself to try a JB ROM before you get rid of a perfectly functional phone.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] drnecropolis:
My Infuse was my first Android phone and have actually have zero complaints.. no matter my noobish adventures, if something went wrong I was able to get it back and working again.. (with the help of the amazing community here) so it was a perfect introduction for me..

I moved to the note a couple weeks ago and don't even have my Infuse anymore, but I still read the infuse forum everyday..
[Samsung Infuse 4G] whtsoxfan1:
My wife was the first to get a smartphone, the iPhone 3GS, she loved it and I was jealous. I was stuck with a dumbphone and wanted to upgrade. Did my research and at the time (Oct '11), the Infuse seemed to be the logical choice. It combined all of the features I wanted in my new phone. I got it, loved it, and it was much bigger and better than my wife's iCrap. I had it for months without doing anything to it. Then I had just gotten the GB update from Samsung, so I was happy with them and my "new" phone. It ran great with GB, but it left me wanting more. I came to XDA and got started. I started with GB ROMs and the one I used was awesome and very stable. I still wanted more. Made the switch to JB. I loved the way it looked but the ROMs I tried were not very stable. I kept going back and forth from GB to JB to GB. I had a list of features I needed the devs to work out for JB for me to stay with it. Once those feature were added/stabilized, I made the permanent switch. I now run the ParanoidAndroid ROM from Scott Hart. He works tirelessly for the Infuse and we appreciate him for it.

For a while after a stated flashing, my wife was insanely jealous over my Infuse as compared to her POS 3GS. It was bigger, faster and ran newer software. She couldn't wait for the 5 to come out. I lobbied her to switch to an Android, but she was still loyal to the fruit. About a month before the 5 came out, she lost her 3GS. Without a phone, she asked me what she should do. I offered her one of our older spare backup phones. She didn't want that. She said let's go get the best one I can. Which was the Galaxy S3. Within an hour or two, she had forgotten all about Apple and was now fully a member of the Android community. She even wants me to root it soon! Even though it's an American company, and I should support it, Apple is so inflexible that it feels great to convert another one over to the dark side!

I am due for my upgrade in February, and I'm gonna wait for the Galaxy S4. I need quad core and at least 2GB of RAM or I'm just gonna keep my Infuse.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] k-semler:
Let's see, before I had my Infuse I had these smartphones:

* Motorola 9qe that I flashed to make a 9qh. ((Windows Mobile 6.0)

* HTC Kaiser, (Windows Mobile 6.1)

* HTC Touch Pro 2, (Windows Mobile 6.5)

When I first heard of android, and learned that it was based on Linux, my initial thoughts were along the line of "Yeah, lets bring Linux to the phone because it's been SO successful on the desktop. NOT!!! This is going to be the biggest bust ever." I was wrong.

I switched to Android because out of all the user reviews that I read regarding Windows Phone 7 seemed to give only negative reviews, and it just seemed to suck. I decided that WM 6.5 was the last version of Windows Mobile that I would ever use, and decided to switch to Android because I don't really like PALM, and I hate Crapple products.

I bouught the Infuse because it was on sale for $9.95, and was running Android 2.2.3, (I think it was Froyo). No other reason for the initial purchase, as the Infuse is my first Android device. My next phone will likely be a Samsung Note, (or whatever is on sale next july).
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Whizzpopper:
I'm a Mac person for the most part. I've been using Macs since OS9 and don't see that changing in the near future (although I do like some Linux distros). However I'm not a fan of the walled garden model that everyone, including Google, is chasing right now, especially Apple's increasingly closed hardware. Seriously, you can't even change your own battery now! The iPhone and iPad represent the worst of these tendencies and for that reason, I've never wanted one. I knew I wanted an Android phone, but didn't know much about them. Basically, the Infuse was on sale, recommended, and looked nice.

It's not been easy. There are so many terrible guides out there on Android/Mac compatibility, I've wasted a lot of time and money trying to get my phone to work with my computer the way I want it to. It's all good now! I really appreciate the Android dev community and for that reason I'll stick with Android. I'll probably get another Samsung phone since I tend to like their designs and because I like how much they bother Apple!