yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] ioancr:
Did you hack your RAM, it happens with bigmem (402 Mb RAM) enabled on some kernels.
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] Keletho478:
Can you take pictures with the power button?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] jduenes:
no its on 390 mb of ram. would this still cause that too happen?
[Vibrant Themes and Apps] samsgun357:
390 isn't the default. Use semaphore 2.latest sv and you should be good.

I bought this from Sky Mall.
[Member-Found Deals] kareeem:
I have been looking for one of these for a while and this one seems to be great: http://mobile.dailysteals.com/

Reviews: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...yMark=False&IsFeedbackTab=true#scrollFullInfo
[Member-Found Deals] CoNsPiRiSiZe:
Thank you very much. Picking one of these up now! :D
[Member-Found Deals] diveoz:
Nice find!!! Wish I could splurge, but I've been bad lately, LOL! It has a good 4 star ratings in Amazon with 14 reviews which isn't bad since all the reviews are from September and October 2012. I didn't see any 0s, 1s or 2s. Just a couple 3s. .

The above said, the device is available at Amazon for $59.99 shipped for Prime members vs $34.98 shipped from dailysteals. Still a great savings, but not the crazy good deal the dailysteals shows it to be with a $120 discount.
[Microsoft Surface] AndyRathbone:
There's already a great thread where people are reporting what USB/Bluetooth items will and won't work on the Surface RT.

According to Pluggable, a manufacturer of USB peripherals, the problem lies much deeper: Windows RT doesn't support any USB device requiring a driver, and support may never come. It says:

"Windows RT does not have a Device Driver Development Kit and does not support or allow the installation of drivers. There is currently no Windows Update for Windows RT from which to match and download newly approved drivers for new device types from 3rd parties."

In short, the only devices which will work are devices which have traditionally had in-box support in Windows and never require a 3rd party driver to be installed: USB hubs, USB Mass Storage (USB hard drives and flash drives), USB Audio (headsets and mics), some USB printers, most USB video (webcams), USB HID (keyboards and mice), and a few other special cases.

I knew RT drivers would be a problem; this article implies that the drivers may never be coming at all.
[Microsoft Surface] adiliyo:
i think they just have to submit drivers to microsoft to have them work, my canon 5d mk 3 worked out of the box and i've had to install drivers for all my dslr's in windows before
[Microsoft Surface] Skitals:
When you plug in an unsupported device, does it at least attempt to search windows update for a driver? Or are all supported drivers included in the device?
[Microsoft Surface] AndyRathbone:
That's a good question. To control things, I turned on Airplane Mode. Then I plugged in an Easy Transfer Cable.

Surface RT recognized the cable, and USB Transfer Device appeared in Device Manager, but with the yellow exclamation point.

I turned off Airplane Mode, opened the Device Manager's Properties window for the USB Transfer Device, and told it to search automatically for updated driver software.

After visiting Windows Update, it gave me this message: "Windows was unable to find driver software for your device. If you know the manufacturer of your device, you can visit its website and check the support section for driver software."

I'm thinking Windows RT only accepts USB items that the OS natively recognizes: cameras, external storage devices, mice/keyboards, and a few other things. It won't accept anything requiring a third-party driver because Microsoft doesn't want to introduce that as a possible security hole.
[Microsoft Surface] draftQ:
I would be surprised if MS would not provide a driver development kit.

WinRT is basically a recompiled version of Win8 for the ARM. So in theory I would be able to take my C/C++ coded driver and run it through an ARM compiler to produce the correct dll.

Just made a quick look around, and I see the essential dll's required to implement a proper windows system driver. So it should work...
[Microsoft Surface] Skitals:
Just like you should be able to take your C/C++ desktop app and run it through the ARM compiler and it should work (like Office RT), but it doesn't. MS has it locked down tight. They are going the completely closed ecosystem route... like Apple (iOS).

Its a shame, because it otherwise has the potential of full blown windows 8. No reason we shouldn't have recompiled ARM versions of VLC and other open source desktop apps, but MS is keeping developers in the metro sandbox.
[Microsoft Surface] dharmapunk:
This was incorrect

Hi gang-

I work for Plugable, not trying to advertise, but just want to share some news.

Then information we're quoted in above turned out to be wrong.:o

We've updated the post referenced above,

We've also added a follow up where we explain how to install a driver on a Windows RT device. Here's the new post.

We're very sorry about providing the misleading information, but we'll be working hard towards being open about news and developments.

I'm game to explain how we arrived at the bad findings if anyone's interested: essentially just that Windows Update hadn't found any drivers, and we'd not been able to find any drivers posted at http://catalog.update.microsoft.com, nor other important resources for development and distribution.
[Microsoft Surface] addictivepixels:
Any ETA (possibility?) of RT drivers for your USB video adapters? Oh, and just bought that Ethernet adapter, thanks for letting us know!
[Microsoft Surface] GoodDayToDie:
Actually, it does work. You just have to sign the apps with the Microsoft code integrity key. This may give the impression that you can't do it at all, but that's not actually true.

Obviously, this isn't possible for a third-party developer to apply such a signature directly, and MS is generally not fond of signing third-party code. It happens on occasion, though. Consider the Flash Player in IE10 for RT; that's Adobe code, but it's signed with the MS key. Downloading suitably signed EXEs and running them works just fine; for example, the remote debugging server for Windows RT is distributed by MS exactly like any other downloadable EXE, and it works.

In fact, if you somehow manage to put your device in Testsigning mode (which exists in RT and also in x86 versions of Windows, and allows using any trusted signature instead of only the MS signature), you can install your own signing certificate and then run your own compiled and signed desktop apps. Unfortunately, testsigning mode is a bootloader option, and the bootloader for all currently released Windows RT devices prohibits its use (although development devices were found to support it).
[Microsoft Surface] GoodDayToDie:
@dharmapunk: Any chance this driver is going to show up in Windows Update soon? Since you've obviously already gotten the MS signature, hopefully it will be literally plug-and-play soon...
[Microsoft Surface] dharmapunk:
@GoodDayToDie Sorry, I'm not entirely sure on this- since it's an ASIX developed driver the info I have here is second hand. We anticipated this would be baked into RT's RTM, however for some unknown reason it wasn't.

Sorry I can't be more help here, I'm still looking for ANY WinRT drivers over on catalog.update.microsoft.com.

---------- Post added at 06:05 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:00 AM ----------

Sorry @addictivepixels, I've not heard any news that DisplayLink is close to releasing, or even working on, a WinRT usb graphics driver. I anticipate that will stay only x86/x64 for quite some time. Wish I had better news...
[Microsoft Surface] dharmapunk:
The saga continues...

Hi again-

The saga continues. We’ve been asked to take down the WinRT driver for our ASIX-based USB Ethernet adapter. Seems like it wasn’t supposed to have been released after all, so we’re taking the driver off our website soon- before month's end.

We’ll still be selling the adapter. We’ll still be supporting customers. We’re even keeping the installation instructions that we wrote up on our website.

I hope that this issue can be resolved soon. I want more devices to plug into Surface too!

Since I'm a noob I can't post a link to our new post, however the one the OP listed now has an update notice with a link to further details.
[Microsoft Surface] netham45:
Is there any chance that we could get the source to said driver? I'd like to poke around it to see if it has any vulnerabilities that'd allow a kernel-mode exploit.

I understand if you can't/don't want to post it.
[Microsoft Surface] dharmapunk:
@netham Other than the driver package in the link in the original post, we haven nothing else to offer. Since I knew our blog post with the driver download was quoted in the original post in this thread, we wanted to warn any customers who might have purchased our USB2-E100 that the driver will be going away soon due to a takedown request.

To be clear, our concern is making certain any customers who purchased the USB2-E100 for use on Windows RT have a chance to download the driver before we take it down.

I'd post the link to our new blog post with details if I could, trying again: http://plugable.com/2012/12/11/windows-rt-surface-usb-ethernet-takedown
[Microsoft Surface] kenikh:
The RT driver situation has been odd to say the least - still trying to figure it all out. I've been able to yank some drivers out of my Windows 8 Pro box and manually install them onto the Surface. Outcomes:

I was able to get my Smart Card Reader half functional this way, although there is no current affordance for installing the necessary minidriver that allows the .NET card to fully interoperate with the Surface.

I had the same minidriver issue with my DisplayLink UV+.

I was also able to get my Lumia 900 to mount , but can't get the file system to read past the top level.

More research required...
[Microsoft Surface] GoodDayToDie:
That is... *very* interesting. Those must be .NET user-mode drivers, because the Surface RT uses the ARM instruction set and is completely incapable of running the typical written-in-C/C++-and-compiled-for-x86/x64 drivers used on "normal" Windows.

Alternatively, the driver may contain a firmware blob that is loaded into the microcontroller of the hardware even though the actual Windows driver code (which would be x86) wouldn't work. The firmware blob won't be x86, it'll be whatever instruction set the device's microcontroller executes.
[Microsoft Surface] scandiun:
Don't ever buy Windows RT again, it's a dead end operating system.
[Microsoft Surface] zigonneux:
well, at a very low price,it's a good device. Kids like them for games and music. Youtube etc . play well on it . Not totally useless but I would of never paid the full price for it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FinalStar:
Hello xda. I need some help with my GS3 and LTE. I rooted my phone on day one and have moved from rom to rom. I live in the SF Ba. Area and they are turning LTE on. Using sensorly I found some LTE areas, but my phone won't connect. I have tried different roms: CM10, Paranoidandroid, Ktoonsez, and now Liquid. I started with radio LJ9 and am now on LJ7.

I hope someone can give me a few ideas on what to try next. I heard updating the PRL can help, but I don't know how to do that.

Sorry if I did a poor job of searching, I am on my tablet, on 3G, and I couldn't find much
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jdelano:
To update your profile and prl (prl is for roaming and doesn't effect lte).

menu -> settings (scroll to the bottom) -> system updates -> update profile / update prl

I'd odin stock JB or ICS and test LTE that way.

Though all of the ROMs you listed should have perfectly working LTE.

good luck
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FinalStar:
I flashed back to a Odex stock, and updated my profile and prl (just incase). I still don't seem to get any LTE.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] barberboy420:
Don't feel bad im goin thru the same thang had the phone four days rooted it the second day i had it NO LTE to date wtf sprints trippin

samsung GSIII rooted
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AbateX:
I know! Don't you love paying 4G price for 3G service? Fo real!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FinalStar:
Well I'm not 100 % on what fixed it but it suddenly started working. Speed seems a little slow. 5mbps up and down. Don't people get in the range of 10 to 20
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nicholaaaas:
On CM10 (and all AOKP ROMs based on it) eHRPD authentication is not working right yet. I think they're close to a fix, but for right now, if you're in an area with a weak LTE signal; you're gonna have some problems
[General Questions and Answers] musmanshafiq:
Dear all

Recently lost my beloved nokia 5800XM and was forced to upgrade. bought Galaxy S2. had been experimenting with symbian custom firmwares so decided to try my luck with android. installed revolt JB 2.6. have been facing few prob compared to stock 2.3.6 i had before:

1. was experimenting with wondershare mobilego/ moborobo/ mobiledit as pc suites for backing up/ phone mgmt on my win7 laptop. everything was f9. after installing Revolt JB 2.6, moborobo/ mobiledit are working f9 but kies and mobilego are not connecting. mobilego informs connection failed. tried complete uninstall of mobilego and kies. restart/ reg clean/ restart/ reinstall kies/ install all drivers/ reinstall mobilego. for some unknown reason problem persists on both kies and mobilego. kies conn troubleshooter reinstalls all drivers and says ok. but it just keeps on trying to connect. mobilego gives connection failed error. mobiledit and moborobo detect my device f9 and let me install apps etc. am confused. plz help

2. GPS is working f9 when using google maps with wifi. however, Sygic 12.1.3 is unable to lock on GPS. it gets signals for a sec and loses it again. keeps giving msg that signals not sufficient for car navigation. searched on xda and found this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1656005, it looks promising but am not sure. plz guide

3. Also tilt to zoom feature is not working. plz guide

4. also advice, i want stable rom so that i can learn and enjoy my android while i learn the tricks to experiment more. am thinking of reverting to stock 4.0.2 firmware although am tempted to install cm10 nightly rom, which forums say is quite stable and above all 4.1.2. expert users plz guide me

this is my first post, so plz accept my slightly long and boring post. will be careful in future
[General Questions and Answers] moon19th:
Hi! I just wonder why you are trying so many PC suites at the same time. I just try Moborobo and think it works perfect for my device.
[General Questions and Answers] kevinchen1102:
1)The new version of Moborobo works fines with me,I've backup most of my data with Moborobo. Its pretty hard to find and get your head around all the feature of Android, but yea keep your eyes open on these forums. I think there are tutorials for Moborobo that might help to fully utilizing MOborobo. I'm finding new things on it everyday.

2) I'm not fully sure whats wrong with the GPS but for me its the internet provided my my service provide is too slow and it can so the car navigation never really worked

for me..but that thread does look promising.

3) NO idea

4) In terms of rom, I would say download the offical version where there is less twicks by the developers. The official UVLE1 ICS 4.0 rom looks pretty good to me.

I reckon Moborobo and titanium backup is one of the must haves for testing out androids.I'm new to the android system too, hope this helps.
[General Questions and Answers] musmanshafiq:
Yeah i agree, i've been trying many pc suites. this was principally b/c i am newbie to android and was not sure which one is best. i personally believe moborobo is best and is closely followed by mobilego ;)
[General Questions and Answers] musmanshafiq:
thanks for yr reply. i agree moborobo is best pc suite for android. am exploring titanium backup b/c lots of people say it is good. can u recommend some good tutorial to learn it quickly.

lately i've reflashed my phone with CM10 nightly build http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1794758. it is g8 and stable. i agree that developer tweaked roms are not good for newbies. stability is paramount b/c i don't want to ruin my android experience for now

after flashing this rom, kies and mobilego problem solved. also gps is working f9 now. only tilt to zoom into images is not working

rest all is well, for now at least
[General Questions and Answers] johnhany97:
I suggest you upgrade to ReVolt JB 2.8.1 which offers fixes for almost ALL the thing you said ..... Kies DOESN'T work with Custom ROMs ....
[General Questions and Answers] Techno_Frog:
Kies

You

can't

get Kies working on any AOKP rom, but i have used custom AOSP rom with working Kies before.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bouno:
Even when i updated to JB i still have Battery issue.

It just stays for 1 day only!!!! So please help, thanks.

Note: I have the GSM version I9300.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LenAsh:
Oh great another battery post. Mods where are you all?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
One even if your battery is low SEARCH WORKS .

Thousands of battery posts here read them starting with Better Battery Stats app .

jje
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avocco:
You do realise the mods are human and are probably doing something humans would typically do. You know like robbing a bank or something. Give them time to atleast dispose of the witnesses and eliminate any loose ends for Pete's sake! Seriously, people these days.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LenAsh:
You miss the point, so do us a favour and do one.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lawtq:
What a nice guy
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] avocco:
Ladies first, so after you.

I think you missed the point as well. My post was obviously an I'll fated attempt at humor. Better luck next time eh, if you don't mind I'll be doing one now. Good day to you sir.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] sid.8491:
This is the Gallery App which i missed a lot.

It runs very smooth and shows pictures very quickly.

You can download it from HERE

Screenshots-
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] madushan92:
Thanks, but it doesn't sync Picasa photos, does it?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben36:
Try this -

http://www.sendspace.com/file/i436io

Tapatalked Xperia S
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Jason Fernandes:
The Album app kinda sucks.....
[Acer Iconia A500] Adajan:
Hello guys

So I'm basically a noob when it comes to flashing.

I'm trying to install http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1961469 rom

I've tried so many times trying to install it. even used rom manager and acer recovery installer.

So in bullet points this is where i am:

Acer a500 is rooted

Installed Clockworkmod rev 1.7 by thor2002ro for ICS bootloader(do they mean stock bootloader?) from acer recovery installer.

restarted the tab into recovery, but says recovery verified failed.

I dont know what to do now.

Can anyone please assist, and explain to me in really noob steps what to do now?
[Acer Iconia A500] dibb_nz:
for install of any custom ics/jb you need the unlocked bootloader.

for install of cwm or similar you need the unlocked bootloader first b4 u can use ARI.

Head to civatos bootloader thread.

read the op very carefully...then read it again....if u muck this up...it can be a long road back. if there is something you do not understand then please ask there are plenty of folk who will help, there's a blow by blow guide 1n my sig if u need pictures!!!
[Acer Iconia A500] Adajan:
can you give a link to it?
[Acer Iconia A500] weasel54:
I think the link he is referring to is this one.

You might want to follow this tutorial. I used it yesterday to root, unlock bootloader and install a CM10 ROM on my A500.

Good luck.
[Acer Iconia A500] taodan:
Someone had similar problem just like yours and he fixed it so review his post here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33368225&postcount=5
[Acer Iconia A500] weasel54:
I had the same issue yesterday using afterota. I tried installing a recovery by using an application from Google Play, but that didn't work. I think windows didn't install the apx driver in time while afterota was working. I retried the process with afterota and it worked the second time.

Hope it helps.
[Acer Iconia A500] dibb_nz:
having probs posting links from my phone just Google "civato chickens guide unlocked bootloader" there are 4 steps to take b4 attempting the flash....and yes doing this with yr boot verified error should be OK .

as previous poster said using the auto apxFlash is easier

the other guides i spoke of are in my signature just click on the link
[Acer Iconia A500] Adajan:
Thnx for the help. One thing tho, how do i get google playstore and that?
[Acer Iconia A500] dibb_nz:
if u don't have access to a PC then flashing any type of custom rom or bootloader is impossible....honeycomb only for u
[Acer Iconia A500] Adajan:
nvm i just had to flash them
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ken1337:
hi there, i have the nck code to unlock the sim lock but cant enter it becuse got no card that is not supported :P tried 2 different.

Is there a way to enter it without having unsuported sim in?

Want to unlock the bootloader and stuff :/
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ken1337:
None understand?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] dejanp1:
For bootloader unlock you dont need sim card at all...

---------- Post added at 01:52 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:49 AM ----------

check this link

http://unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com/
[Networking] n3oom:
hey all

am connecting my htc sensation 4g.. with my laptop vie usb by intenet pass-through .. and am connecting my lap with 3g usb connector

and am sharing it with my phone ... my problem is I don't want 2 keep stick with my laptop via usb cable .. i want 2 connect wirelessly

means that I want to connect my phone via wireless with my 3g usb connector that am using with my lap ...

I hope to solve this soon
[Networking] MrObvious:
I hope I read that right but have you tried any of the wireless tethering apps? Which carrier do you have and which phone and ROM?
[Networking] Stereo8:
Just stick the SIM card of the 3G dongle in your phone. No need for the laptop.
[Xperia Play General] ATTACK:
TOOLS:

Apktool or Similar

Notepad++

Decompile SystemUI (SystemUI.apk\res\values\integers.xml)

Change:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources>
<integer name="config_clock_am_pm_style">[COLOR="Red"][SIZE="4"][B]0[/B][/SIZE][/COLOR]</integer>
</resources>

To:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<resources>
<integer name="config_clock_am_pm_style">[COLOR="red"][SIZE="4"][B]2[/B][/SIZE][/COLOR]</integer>
</resources>

Re-compile and enjoy!

No more ugly am/pm...
[Xperia Play General] sdojoin:
Dude share the alarm icon trick. Plzs.. Been trying to do that since my 1st Mod.:(

Regards,

Sdojoin
[Xperia Play General] ATTACK:
Sent PM...
[Xperia Play General] CyberScopes:
Anyway for r800i???

And wat rom are u using?

/==(CyberScopes)==\
[Xperia Play General] sdojoin:
All the same. Don't matter what model u're on.;)

Regards,

Sdojoin
[Xperia Play General] CyberScopes:
Cant find res/values....

/==(CyberScopes)==\
[Xperia Play General] sdojoin:
U need to decompile the .apk to be able to see the valus folder. Otherwise u're not gonna find it.;)

Regards,

Sdojoin
[Xperia Play General] CyberScopes:
Ohh.....

Didnt know that.

Ill try and give results for R800i

/==(CyberScopes)==\

---------- Post added at 05:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:03 PM ----------

I tried but failed.

Status bar wouldnt show up.

:(
[Xperia Play General] sdojoin:
How come?? What did u use decompile/recompile the .apk?? I've done it with no problem.;)

Regards,

Sdojoin
[Xperia Play General] CyberScopes:
Wait, i think i done a mistake and missed a step.

Ill try again but could u post ure SystemUI apk?

/==(CyberScopes)==\
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] ali.cheeta:
When i want to update from 6.12 to 6.14 it says application not inestalled.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab Plus] ali.cheeta:
I accidentally deleted maps

Now i want to reinestall it ... but it says application not instaled...