yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 4 General] testulous:
SAMOLED screen. Seeing the iPhone 5's so-so screen (and IPS on other current devices) just reinforces this. And a MicroSD. But for $300? Getting it anyways.
[Nexus 4 General] wurzelsepp3:
It depends on personal preference, I used to think Amaloed was superior, but after 2.5 years of using Amalods I sick of the blue/green tints, and even worse the screen burn.

Amoleds are also dimmer and less energy efficient.
[Nexus 4 General] el6006:
I voted LTE but I really wish they had included at least CDMA for Sprint, Verizon, and their respective MVNOs. I would have loved a Nexus 4 on Page Plus Cellular. :(
[Nexus 4 General] strumcat:
sdcard slot
[Nexus 4 General] Mohit12:
I would add an inbuilt freezer.

Best part it, it would then shut up all the people complaining about the benchmarks because of throttling.
[Nexus 4 General] _guzzler_:
5 inch screen
[Nexus 4 General] mhsus88:
LTE !
[Nexus 4 General] Seeandfeel:
SD and a FM Transmitter like i had in the N900. I miss it for my Car Radio and other funny things.. :)
[Nexus 4 General] jader13254:
*WÜRG* No please NO AMOLED!! IT sucks in dark games like mc2 building ;)

Best Regards,

\\..J@d€r..// via Xperia Ultimate HD™+

[SIZE="1]Hit thanks if my post helped you (any of my posts will do)[/SIZE]
[Nexus 4 General] lokenok:
... SD Slot or 32gb... btw ^ i use xperia hd rom too!
[Nexus 4 General] MattSkeet:
SD card - don't want it don't need it. My 16gb gnex had more than 8gb free. 100gb of music uploaded to Google music. No SD can hold that. Films ... really? I'd rather poke a pin in my eye . Currently on desire HD with 8gb SD and only used 30mb of that lol

LTE - don't need it don't want it(ever). In UK only 13 cities have it and maybe another few places in Europe . Battery hog. Makes handset obsolete if you want to switch to another network. Contracts are ridiculously expensive .

FM radio - this is absolutely useless when you have apps that can stream any radio station to your device

AMOLED - after 1year my nexus had screen burn ins so I'll pass for now with this crap .

What I really want is....

Top notch accessories...Like speakers with docks, car mounts, and all stuff that is available to iPhone users .

Perhaps slightly bigger battery but as long as my phone can survive all day on my usage pattern I'll be happy
[Nexus 4 General] lnfound:
Just go to att and look at the optimus g screen. I did yesterday, it's freaking gorgeous, looks like it's painted on the top of the glass, simply incredible. I preferred it over every screen I saw including Note 2, one x, and Lumia 920. Also there were mixed reviews about viewing angle, not that it matters much, but it was perfect if you ask me, far superior to Lumia 920 that was next to it so I could test side by side.

Also, the screen is smooth as it gets. Flinging around on the phone beside it is very very noticeably more drag. Whatever coating they deposited I hope it lasts because it feels like one of the anti glare, super smooth, covers.
[Nexus 4 General] kieren2:
Although I'd like 32GB storage, I can live with 16GB and juggle things around as needed when charging / syncing.

What I would really like is a larger battery. There are time when you are a tourist or doing a sports / activity day where you might be mapping, checking in and doing other cool things. You go for a meal / drinks at the end of the day and then you need a taxi or to find a cash point or whatever and your phone is out of juice. I hate having to throttle the use of my phone toward the end of a day just in case I need to make an emergency call or something.

Bigger battery option would be great - a thick version of the phone. The phone is big anyway, I'm not going to care about an extra few mm or grams
[Nexus 4 General] ctowne:
Micro SD would be a nice option to have, not completely necessary though. I will get by fine with the 8GB model.
[Nexus 4 General] MattSkeet:
Really??? This is a fifth nexus device without SD card and you think that Google all of the sudden will change their mind?
[Nexus 4 General] ctowne:
Umm I never said they would change their mind.. I just said it would be a nice option to have. Im perfectly fine with the 8gb even without a sd
[Nexus 4 General] Mikk36:
Agreed, 8 GB is fine for me too. Been using my Xperia Neo with 8 GB card just fine so far, only used about 4 GB of it, which includes a few backups of the phone and also some versions of Cyanogenmod.
[Nexus 4 General] AlwaysDroid:
I would get a removable battery.

To he honest it makes flashing for me so much easier. It scares me to buy a phone with a non removable battery. Because I feel that if for instance, my phone was to freeze, it is better to remove the battery for a bit and let it cool down before powering on instead of having to hold the power button for 10sec and forcing it to boot up right after again.

And what if we are boot looping? How can you stop it from doing so, and just leave it powered off? Its not possible unless recovery has an option for it, but if you mess up doing that, your screwed.

Maybe I'm over thinking, but still
[Nexus 4 General] EnIXmA:
+1

Plus removable battery let's you use another battery if your phone dies.
[Nexus 4 General] itsalexaye90:
32gb model.
[Nexus 4 General] Golluk:
Other

Micro SD,

Someone mentioned it would slow down boot time, but its my phone, I intend to leave it on for the most part.

I was thinking a solar cell behind the back glass, so it could be placed faced down on your desk at work, and likely extend the stand by time nicely. But thinking through it I, it would just increase the odds of you leaving it somewhere or getting stolen just to get a little more battery time.

Maybe some thermal gradient energy recovery to make use of the heat generated.
[Nexus 4 General] AlwaysDroid:
That's actually such a great idea. It would work to. Put it where that useless wireless charing thing is
[Nexus 4 General] decepticon:
A bigger battery, the rest isn't really that relevant to me.
[Nexus 4 General] Nexus-S:
Larger storage, be it internal or MicroSD support, and a Wolfson DAC.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus 4 General] @rbiter:
No internet connection and you're stuck with 0 gigs of music.

Seems to me like people that don't need local storage don't really need smartphones. A fully featured dumphone for the wanna bes should suffice.

...
[Nexus 4 General] Kookas:
Personally, I want the whole phone to be one giant CCD, with pixels on the scale of atoms and a 3G antenna that really does double up as a microwave. Those are features. Otherwise, it's a dealbreaker.
[Nexus 4 General] BravoMotorola:
If we had that, we could enjoy cooking a hot pocket on the go just before getting brain cancer
[Nexus 4 General] ashirviskas:
FM Radio :D
[Nexus 4 General] MattSkeet:
google music stores some of it in cache, I work in a hospital and its big enough for me to net get reception above below 4 floor, yet music still plays.

Also i have an album or 2 stored locally.

thing is its never ever going to be even an option
[Nexus 4 General] ctowne:
Yes I know that. Have you seen the name of this thread?
[Nexus 4 General] dontex:
Micro SD but it will never happen...so a 34GB or 62GB version
[Nexus 4 General] espionage724:
LTE is pointless to me

32GB would be "nice" I suppose

64GB I wouldn't even know what to do with lol

MicroSD I don't really care for either (rather have all storage onboard)

Removable Battery would be real nice

Bigger battery overall would be the best option I suppose :)
[Nexus 4 General] innumerabilis:
My top 3 would be LTE, easily removable battery and MicroSD, but if forced to pick one option, I'd choose MicroSD for sure.
[Nexus 4 General] Deeco7:
Hmm...
[Nexus 4 General] shadehh:
Bigger battery
[Nexus 4 General] mrbkkt1:
Bigger battery, and if a micro SD slot, then make it class 10 only, so people couldn't put in crappy SD cards in and complain about junk performance.

I here all the talk about how cheap memory is, but fast, quality r/w chips are still on the expensive side.

And am radio. All the sports stations here are am, not FM.
[Nexus 4 General] 309041291a:
Levitation

Nexus S (GSM i9020a)

Euroskank AOKP (Build 5 - 4.1.2)

Matrix Kernel (24.0 - CFS)

Ondemmand (Screen On) (800/200)

Wheatly (Screen Off) (400/200)

Deep Idle (N/A - Noop)

BLX (N/A - Inverted Apps)

Black Exodus (Stock Voltage)
[Nexus 4 General] androidtoy09:
make me a sandwich
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] TheArtiszan:
Hello all.

I just got this as a replacement for my nook color that went bad.

Is there a bootable sd card way of getting android 4.0 on this tablet like there is on the nook color?

I only was able to see one for the older android 2.3 cm7.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ShinnAsuka:
you will have to make your own. visit succulent's blog for instructions.

www.iamafanof.wordpress.com
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] digixmax:
FWIW, I've posted an overview of the process I used to build a CM10 v0.06 SD card using Succulent's tools here.
[TouchPad Accessories] Archangel013:
If anyone was interested in buying one of these, they seem to work fine. Out of the box, works with a few games (I've tested with Shadowgun and Dead Trigger), but I imagine anything with gamepad support would work. The Playground app doesn't support touch mapping yet, but it's slated to be in an upcoming release.
[TouchPad Accessories] MikeyFTL:
dfsd
[TouchPad Accessories] michaelgcarro:
What? :P
[HTC Wildfire S] AlexSerg:
The increase of internal memory HTC Wildfire S

I am always tired of the same message "Not enough memory to install the application." You might, too. Now there is a way to increase the amount of internal memory through the memory card.

And so we go.

Attention! This method only works for CyanogenMod 10 (possibly CyanogenMod 9). As all the data that you have on your memory card will be erased, so make a backup. Firmware will rest again.

If all you are satisfied, then read on.

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Download this archive to your computer.

2. Unpack it.

3. Go to the folder system -> etc -> init.d

4. Downloading or be on the computer archive firmware. (CM 10)

5. Opens archive firmware (you can use regular WinRar)

6. Go to the folder system -> etc -> init.d

7. Drag the file from the archive (file name 40int2ext) in an archive folder firmware.​

From the archive finished. Take up the phone.

1. We connect the phone to the computer in the drive.

2. Format the flash drive in FAT32

3. Disconnect the phone from the computer

3. Load your phone to CWM Recovery​

Working with Recovery

P.S. If anyone has forgotten, remind. Moving to CWM Recovery volume keys. Confirm selection - power button.

1. Wipe data / wipe cache

2. Advanced -> Partition SDcard (choose your desired size - the size, which will increase the phone memory. I chose the 512 because I have a memory card is only 2GB).

SWAP - 0!

3. Expect when the screen will say Done

4. Go Back

5. Mount and Storage -> USB Storage

6. We connect the phone to the computer via a USB cord.

7. Resets modified firmware archive.

8. After finishing click Unmount

9. Set the archive firmware

10. Rejoice in expanded memory.​

Tested on CM10 20121102 :)

Have fun :laugh:

Sorry for my English :o
[HTC Wildfire S] mrabro8:
what is?

What is CyanogenMod 10 (possibly CyanogenMod 9)???

and what is CM10 20121102...??

please I am new, I am unaware of these things.

I am also tired of message " not enough memory"..

please tell me how can I get my memory increased.. I have HTC Wildfire S
[HTC Wildfire S] TheProphetC3:
Dude...unlock your bootloader thru htcdev.com...den root it...and install a recovery...then install custom roms like cm10 cm9 etcetra :P
[HTC Wildfire S] zillerman:
Alex, BRILLIANT!!!!

I only just upgraded to CyanogenMod 10 and saw your post, and now my apps page on my wildfire S is reading :

Internal Storage: 322MB used, 3.4GB free, I had an 8GB SD card and allocated 4GB for the partition size.

When it finally booted it was sluggish (be patient if you are just trying this, it takes a fair while to boot), obviously things were still loading in the background as i opened the screen. But after a few seconds it was working faster than ever!!

Considering the price of Class 10 SD cards these days, i'm unsure yet whether to get a 16GB or 32GB with 50/50 partition size, i think it would be the perfect addition for my "New" Wildfire S. Hope the extra space doesn't actually slow it down. Will post an update on my findings.

Many, MANY thanks, your English was not a problem btw =)

EXCELLENT!!!

Cheers

Z
[HTC Wildfire S] mrabro8:
??

my HTC WildFire S's version is v2.3.5 S-ON HBOOT-1.09.0099 ... and HBOOT is unlocked..!

and the rooting process is not working on this version! my friend told me that CWM will not be install in this HBOOT version.!

I do not know how my HBOOT version is upgraded..

please tell me what should i do!
[HTC Wildfire S] Roland_Y:
If your phone is running under an official Android firmware, and the HBoot is unlocked, and you want to root it, i suggest to take a look at unlockroot. This is a simple tool to enable root access on your WFS phone, and I found it very simple to use.
[HTC Wildfire S] Dan in SA:
I can confirm that Int2ext+ works in CM9, but I managed to get it going a bit easier than modifying the ROM before it was applied.

Step 1: partition SD card with FAT32:ext4:swap

Step 2: perform wipe and format functions prior to installation

Step 3: install CM9 per ROM instructions

Step 4: before you reboot to finish CM9 install, mount sd-ext and sdcard

Step 5: apply Int2ext+ zip from sdcard

Step 6: reboot

Step 7: get cup of coffee while phone reboots

Step 8: enjoy more space on your WildfireS

I know this is a horribly written and formatted post, I hate typing on the iPad. I'll fix it whe I get home if its too confusing and/or annoying for anyone.
[HTC Wildfire S] butlerm205:
I assume you would use this instead of Link2SD?

So you would have to start again with steps like Dan in SA mentions.
[HTC Wildfire S] Dan in SA:
I have just read somewhere else in here where they a using Int2ext+ as well as Link2SD. One of the pitfalls of CronMod's (or was it Cronmon?) scripts is that it requires internal memory for the links - I forget the exact ratio, but my fingers want to type 100Mb for every 500Mb available on the SD card for the sd-ext partition. Link2SD will still work in this instance, because all it is doing is creating a link to sdcard, not to sd-ext.

Come to think of it, this post makes no sense Witt references - I'll dig up those refs and explain more fully in a bit.
[HTC Wildfire S] mrabro8:
I downloaded and tried to root my WFS with it.. but it did not work..!

It shows error while in the process of rooting!
[HTC Wildfire S] Asad_612:
Alternate EASY method!!

I've tested this and it works fine with CM9 as well. Plus this is a whole lot simpler and easier. :)

Post#464

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1735773&page=47
[HTC Wildfire S] kokonuter:
3GB internal storage in my Wildfire S

:laugh:
[HTC Wildfire S] kumaillakhani:
Hi,

can you please explain me Step 5: apply Int2ext+ zip from sdcard how to apply Int2ext+ zip and from where I can get Int2ext+ zip.

Please reply soon
[HTC Wildfire S] CaptainMaki:
I've used pimp my rom to apply init.d update, and then tried this on my ROM. can't get it to work. In FreeSpace app there is not mention of the SD-EXT.
[HTC Wildfire S] Kishoke:
here you go.. searching is faster than asking...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
[HTC Wildfire S] gross770:
Could some one help on this one

Hi

could you please explain steps

7. Drag the file from the archive (file name 40int2ext) in an archive folder firmware - does this mean I create a folder on my desktop called firmware?

what does SWAP - 0! mean?

Then I'm not sure what the following steps mean

7. Resets modified firmware archive.

8. After finishing click Unmount

9. Set the archive firmware

If you could explain this I would appreciate it.

Thanks,

Aron
[HTC Wildfire S] prateek kumar:
query

hey wana ask one think that is there any method to increase internal rom in gingerbird 2.3

plz do replyy

admin....
[HTC Wildfire S] brs046:
Still I cant see any increased internal memory

Hi Everyone...

I was using an HTC wildfire S A510e.But I was fed up of getting low internal memory warning..so I searched for some solution online,while I got your link from xda developers.

I just followed all the instruction given in your link and HTCdev.com and finally unlocked the bootloader.I also rooted the phone and installed clockwork recovery mod installed..I did take the backup of original rom using clockworkmod recovery backup option..

Then I followed the instruction on how to increase internal memory..while doing that I allocated 1024MB (my sd card 4GB) for partitioning..I completed all the process and also installed cyanogen 7.2 as I had downloaded from the link provided by you.

But to my surprise when I checked the internal memory it still shows 150mb..and after installing some apps it again shows low memory warning..

when I checked sd card it shows 2.73 GB total space,which means all most 1Gb has gone somewhere...

So can any one please suggest me what to do???n please let me know where this 1GB has gone without increasing the internal memory.??

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can u plz tell me how did u do that??
[HTC Wildfire S] Arsalan55:
Help

can you please guide me ...how do i Resets modified firmware archive???

given in you step 7.:o

7. Resets modified firmware archive.

8. After finishing click Unmount

9. Set the archive firmware

10. Rejoice in expanded memory.

I have wildfire s and cyanogenmod 10.1 ..

need some HELP:o:o:o:o:o
[HTC Wildfire S] talhamaqsood:
SD-Card removed unexpectedly

I am using ''cm-10-20130103-4.2.1-NIGHTLY-marvel'' , partition the sd card using CWM recovery, and link2sd app, one day every thing was fine but now m getting error sd-card removed unexpectedly over and over again....
[HTC Wildfire S] antmanPL:
I'm fighting with Wildfire S GSM.

In my case I can't force CWM to mount my sd-ext. I tried formatting second partition in MiniTool to EXT2/3/4 as well as FAT32 (i read it sometimes works). Nothing works for me.

Someone know what's going on and what should i do to make sd-ext partition visible?

When I try to mount sd-ext from console I'm getting:
[HTC Wildfire S] ansh1996:
try creating partition with cwm...but it creates only an ext2 partition...just select it in sdvanced menu and set your required size and set swap size to zero...i m myself using it nd it works fine!
[HTC Wildfire S] PR_phandroid:
Quick question and please forgive my ignorance. Does this work for the MetroPCS (CDMA) Wildfire S? This out of memory issue has been frustrating my wife for months!

Thanks.
[HTC Wildfire S] smokeylt1:
Yes it will work, does she have a custom rom I don't think it will work on stock
[HTC Wildfire S] PR_phandroid:
Thanks for your reply, yes she's running insink71's very close to stock custom ROM. My issue is that for whatever reason the phone cannot write to the SD card because it doesn't mount the partition. If it matters, the phone is S-ON. Does this work with S-ON, if not I'm going to use this http://youtu.be/rIKsoZf2BCA to try to S-OFF.
[HTC Wildfire S] Performance68:
Thanks for the tut guy ! I have now max. 500 MB memory on my WFS :D
[HTC Wildfire S] R.ThierryHOX:
How to increase internal memory of the htc wildfire s...

Hi,

I've rooted my Htc wildfire s, Install CM10. With a 16GB sd cards

But when i try to increase the internal memory, its does not work.

Can someone help me please. what to do? Step by step.

Thanks.

(I'll hit the thanks)
[HTC Wildfire S] casioman1:
What do you mean by this? Where did you stuck at?

Guys which recovery do you use? Cause mine CWM 6.0.1.2 doesn't have partitioning option under 'advanced'.
[HTC Wildfire S] mahesh48:
Which recovery do u use
[HTC Wildfire S] casioman1:
Why didn't you read my last reply? CWM 6.0.1.2 from CM10 thread.
[HTC Wildfire S] kantry123:
It has bugs..loads of bugs..

So better stay with cwm 5 or TWRP

2.2.2.0 THEY are the only fully working recoveries for our device

Sent from my HTC Wildfire S A510e using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[HTC Wildfire S] mahesh48:
Jus go to recovery and wipe evrytng and go to advanced - partition SD card - select ur desired internal memory size and then next select swap size as Im and partition it wait until it finishes after tat flash ROM and a int2ext script u have , there u go u have ur new internal memory
[HTC Wildfire S] BRSNexuS:
Guys,

I have read all the posts, specially, the 1st one "how to".... but I am confused. Anyone to help me plz?

Thanks
[HTC Wildfire S] casioman1:
@kantry123 oh I've always thought that cwm 5 is used only for GB and for ICS or JB you have to flash cwm 6... at least it's true in the case of i9001, thought it's the same for every device.
[HTC Wildfire S] lucilinta:
Yo

How did you manage to restore youre lost mb? because today i made the same mistake and i lost 4gb
[HTC Wildfire S] sam_shah:
WFS internal memory problem

hey can u help me i already unlocked bootloader nd installed cmw10 so now how to do resolve internal memory problem?
[HTC Wildfire S] fly.floh:
there is a full explanation on how to flash a rom and install int2ext+ script here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2248654
[HTC Wildfire S] sam_shah:
bug in that mod

man i tried nd succesfully increased the memory of but while i started my wildfire s then it ask me for selecting there fat32/16 and other 3 options i select 3rd one then after my all system services had crashes...cant call or cant messege so solve that bug for me!:confused::confused:
[HTC Wildfire S] fly.floh:
not exactly sure what you did here..

did you flash the rom mentioned in the post?

if so, did you format /sd-ext afterwards, wipe your cache partition and your dalvik cache?

if you did that, you can try to reflash your gapps..
[HTC Wildfire S] xxBLOOD98xx:
i don't get number 4

Hey I don't know what to do in number four

4. Downloading or be on the computer archive firmware. (CM 10)

5. Opens archive firmware (you can use regular WinRar)

6. Go to the folder system -> etc -> init.d

7. Drag the file from the archive (file name 40int2ext) in: an archive folder firmware.

:confused:
[HTC Wildfire S] sanjeevillaventhan:
7. Drag the file from the archive (file name 40int2ext) in an archive folder firmware.[/INDENT]

5. Mount and Storage -> USB Storage

6. We connect the phone to the computer via a USB cord.

7. Resets modified firmware archive.

8. After finishing click Unmount

9. Set the archive firmware

I CANT UNDERSTAND THIS STEPS , CAN ANONE TELL ME CLEARLY, I DID THE PARTITION ALREADY USING CWM, BUT WHEN I CHECK IT ON THE INTERNAL MEMORY ITS STILL THE SAME 150 MB, SO PLEASE ANYONE , TELL ME HOW TO FIX ,I WILL BE THANKFULL
[HTC Wildfire S] Taikun hearth:
Ok

first You already have a costum rom if you dont have that the partion dont ork in stock rom

1. Install a costum rom

2 Install int2ext- v2

3 intal gapps

enjoy
[HTC Wildfire S] sanjeevillaventhan:
partition SD card

bro

help to partition the memorycard for 10.1 . please

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Hi

can u me out to do partition for 10.1 for wildfire s please, im stuck with that
[HTC Wildfire S] pargop:
INT2EXTV2+ is the fastes, I have tried them all (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1716124). I really recommend to use this. It has some strange bug, when installing it (you have to push the power button several times and then volume button also to be able to select "yes"-"no" in swap selection). But in the end it works!
[HTC Wildfire S] syed habeeb:
hey i m using stock rom ,can i still make partision on sd card ? if yes plzz help :o
[HTC Wildfire S] Pikanyah:
Really, you're some sort of God for me.

I've tried lots of way to install int2ext +, but my phone doesn't want to work. So, after hours of search and despair, I found your method and said into myself "This is the last one I try. I'm tired of all this ****." And this is your method who works !!! :D

So seriously, from someone who has no hope anymore thank you. Your method works perfectly !!