yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] Jewcifer:
That's what it seems like. They're also locking the batteries in place, preventing people from upgrading to higher mAh batteries and causing them to have to replace the entire phone if their battery goes out. I don't think they realize those are two of the things a lot of the Android fanbase hates about Apple products.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] sharingan92:
Generally speaking, I'm not a fan of live wallpapers. I love the idea, but in practice I've never found one that suits my taste and is compelling enough to stay on my device for more than a few minutes. That changed today with Cypher Cove's release of Audio Glow to the Play Store.

Audio Glow is actually a stand-alone app with a similarly named LWP companion which also launched today. The app is a music visualizer, which in itself is not so exciting. What makes this app exciting is that it isn't just a music visualizer – it's one that's beautiful, functional, and extremely customizable.

[YOUTUBE]xBYjZV74iYE[/YOUTUBE]

Basically, the app (or LWP, as the case may be) reacts to sound from any other app on your device (though its main target is music). It does this with colorful bars and little glowing particle specks that float around and can react to your touch. The app is simple in concept, and executed brilliantly with a ton of customization options. (Don't believe me? Just look at the screenshot on the far right below.) Users can change bar shape, color, particle density, whether bars and particles react to touch, the app's zoom level, its default music app target, and so much more.

In use, the colored bars bounce up and down as you'd expect, the particles drift lazily through the screen, and the artist name and song title smoothly slide together and apart.

This is a fun app, and an even better live wallpaper – one that can stand on its own even when no music is playing. Did I mention that Tasker and Locale users can use their saved visualizer themes and set them to trigger in response "to almost anything you can imagine"?

Audio Glow

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cyphercove.audioglowfs

Audio Glow LWP

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cyphercove.audioglow​
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Ttblondey:
What's the difference between those 2.
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] sharingan92:
One is a app the other is a live wallpaper that reacts to your music
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolfdra:
On my galaxy s2 I have had signal problems since updating to ICS 4.0.4, recently I flashed a custom ROM (super nexus based on jellybean 4.1.2) and there is no difference in signal. What could the problem be, is it hardware and happened to fault around the same time as I updated, but in some places I get full signal others little and most places no signal or emergency only so that's why I don't think its hardware any ideas?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] sharingan92:
Generally speaking, I'm not a fan of live wallpapers. I love the idea, but in practice I've never found one that suits my taste and is compelling enough to stay on my device for more than a few minutes. That changed today with Cypher Cove's release of Audio Glow to the Play Store.

Audio Glow is actually a stand-alone app with a similarly named LWP companion which also launched today. The app is a music visualizer, which in itself is not so exciting. What makes this app exciting is that it isn't just a music visualizer – it's one that's beautiful, functional, and extremely customizable.

[YOUTUBE]xBYjZV74iYE[/YOUTUBE]

Basically, the app (or LWP, as the case may be) reacts to sound from any other app on your device (though its main target is music). It does this with colorful bars and little glowing particle specks that float around and can react to your touch. The app is simple in concept, and executed brilliantly with a ton of customization options. (Don't believe me? Just look at the screenshot on the far right below.) Users can change bar shape, color, particle density, whether bars and particles react to touch, the app's zoom level, its default music app target, and so much more.

In use, the colored bars bounce up and down as you'd expect, the particles drift lazily through the screen, and the artist name and song title smoothly slide together and apart.

This is a fun app, and an even better live wallpaper – one that can stand on its own even when no music is playing. Did I mention that Tasker and Locale users can use their saved visualizer themes and set them to trigger in response "to almost anything you can imagine"?

Audio Glow

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cyphercove.audioglowfs

Audio Glow LWP

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cyphercove.audioglow​
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] meccanikal:
Just downloaded both and its very slick. Was kinda hoping for a free version for xda users, albeit limited
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] sharingan92:
The app itself is free
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Dj Cake:
superb find sir! im a Dj so this is right up my alley
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ghostfaceg35:
This live wallpaper is fantastic. Only issue I am having is with song metadata constantly being on so I turned it off. Thanks for posting it up!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] kangi26:
Ummm, thats really cool. I might have to give this a try tonight! Thanks
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Ghstudent:
I have been using this for about 4 days now and I do like it a lot! Only problems I have is when I unlock the device then it says whatever song I had playing (even if it isn't playing at the moment) and when I have music playing and go to the lock screen, the wallpaper doesn't show up. I just have a black background. I am on the newest aokp build (11/7) thanks in advance to any help and thanks to OP. For posting this awesome app!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] rani9990:
Really cool dude. Aesthetically wonderful with jellybean.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] sharingan92:
I actually hooked my phone up to a projecter while playing music through this at a party everyone loved it lol

Im what Willis was talking about
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] rani9990:
Well then. You just gave me my next idea :D :P
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gavin-phelan:
Hi am i the only having a problem with the jb stock browser were sometimes it wont search atal. Any way to get aosp browser working it keeps fc
[Motorola Atrix 2] sharingan92:
Generally speaking, I'm not a fan of live wallpapers. I love the idea, but in practice I've never found one that suits my taste and is compelling enough to stay on my device for more than a few minutes. That changed today with Cypher Cove's release of Audio Glow to the Play Store.

Audio Glow is actually a stand-alone app with a similarly named LWP companion which also launched today. The app is a music visualizer, which in itself is not so exciting. What makes this app exciting is that it isn't just a music visualizer – it's one that's beautiful, functional, and extremely customizable.

[YOUTUBE]xBYjZV74iYE[/YOUTUBE]

Basically, the app (or LWP, as the case may be) reacts to sound from any other app on your device (though its main target is music). It does this with colorful bars and little glowing particle specks that float around and can react to your touch. The app is simple in concept, and executed brilliantly with a ton of customization options. (Don't believe me? Just look at the screenshot on the far right below.) Users can change bar shape, color, particle density, whether bars and particles react to touch, the app's zoom level, its default music app target, and so much more.

In use, the colored bars bounce up and down as you'd expect, the particles drift lazily through the screen, and the artist name and song title smoothly slide together and apart.

This is a fun app, and an even better live wallpaper – one that can stand on its own even when no music is playing. Did I mention that Tasker and Locale users can use their saved visualizer themes and set them to trigger in response "to almost anything you can imagine"?

Audio Glow

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cyphercove.audioglowfs

Audio Glow LWP

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cyphercove.audioglow​
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] FoxyGrandpa:
Well. This is it. I'm about to go sell my Vivid. Thank you to all of the devs for making my Vivid usable. But I am looking forward to the Nexus 4. Bye everyone. Hope you guys get some stable aosp goin. :fingers-crossed:
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] saint168:
I am thinking about the same thing. I can probably get about $200 off eBay for my Vivid and upgrade to the Nexus 4 for $299. I am fine with not having LTE since LTE is not available in my area and I don't find myself suffering with the "slow" data speed.
[HTC Vivid, Raider, Velocity] Cor-master:
I am pretty much planning on it, but I need the cash up front first. I don't have another phone and the Nexus 4 isn't available yet so the vivid has to stick around. I usually get $500 in Christmas cash every year, hopefully this year is no different.

That being said if the in call mic issues get resolved on cm10, I'll probably keep my phone. Imo a phone with good hardware like the Vivid with the latest version of cm is as good as a nexus, like my captivate, if you took the plunge and rooted, it was all but a nexus!
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] LoLaTiOn:
reserved

known bug i9003 only

fix and patch solution will be displayed here
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] raZor667:
It's saying OTA Update u mean for us or its from the original ROM thread??:thumbup:

Press thanks if I helped ew

sent from my GT-I9300
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] shielabear16:
Bookmarked.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] LoLaTiOn:
The whole rom is set

you never guess what remains

Problem with parameters paranoiandroid grrrrr

I can not tell present a slaughter

if I can not find a solution I close this post

beta only RootBox-V3.1-GalaxySL-JZO54K-Alpha3.zip - 139.79 MB

All works exept Paranoidandroid fonctions HS
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Warren87:
Nice, will test this out!
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] madi3d8:
Thanks LolaTion for porting many other ROM for us to play with :D
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] ansonchan:
is this rom have the nav bar?softkey
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] TheSG:
Thx buddy.:D

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Yep
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] hanafi2009:
Thank you,

From the first minutes after the installation of the Rom Wi-Fi does not work .

Of course it's a copy Beta
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Sheikh Nadeem:
wifi doesn't work.. :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] TheSG:
try to add a fake network.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Sheikh Nadeem:
It doesn't turn on.... How can I add a fake network without turning the wifi on... :cowboy:
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Rahul_Deo:
Yes.. the WiFi doesn't start at all. Else this ROM is superb... need to check out Battery life though!
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] JinJK's:
RootBox V3.2 is out......
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dancol:
Hey all!

Today I got the Official Samsung Craddle. This one to be precise. http://www.smartphoneshop.nl/product/199368/123781/5076/samsung-desktop-dock-for-sii-siii-note.html

However, I noticed it charges ultra slow. It goes like 1% per 5 minutes. Does anyone else have experience with this thing for the Note 2?

Should I return it?

And if so, which dock would u suggest?

Grtz,

Dancol
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dancol:
Anyone?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] RavenY2K3:
I can't comment on that product specifically, but I have 2 USB chargers in my car both with a 2 amp output, one's a Samsung product for charging my Tab, the other is a Griffin, both will charge my phone even when using the Sat nav, at about the same rate the actual wall charger works at, so there has got to be something wrong with your unit.

The only way of knowing for sure before passing judgment, is to get a normal car charger with the 2 amp output the phone needs and compare the charging time against it and the dock you have.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dancol:
The dock says on the bottom 500~1000mAH. That is not enough then?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] RavenY2K3:
1 amp will be enough to charge, but will charge much slower than a charger with a 2 amp output.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Framedtrash:
That dock is for the s2 & s3

Both of which use a 1amp charger

Note will work with a 1amp charger but will take alot longer to charge

Get a 2amp charger and ya probelms are solved
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dancol:
Ah oke! Thanks for the info!

Didn't know that would pretty much reduce my charge time to 20%. Normally it goes somewhere around 1% per min but with the dock it went 1% per 5 mins!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] richlum:
I have the same dock and it seems to be a limitation of the dock.

I use the charger and USB cake that came with the Note 2, but it still charges slowly (with the phone screen turned off)

If I pull the cable out of the back of the dock and plug it into the phone directly, it charges sit twice as fast.

I think the dock only puts out 1 amp, even with the 2 amp charger connected to it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] aquaholik:
I've read the Worth Ave thread but I am going to pass on the college plus despite what the phone operator told me since it is clearly stated on their website that you must be a student or employee of colleges or universities.

So for Accidental smartphone coverage:

Worth Ave : $59/year with $50 deductible with no limits on number of incidents. Not sure if there is only one replacement allowed per year.

Cons: maximum of $599, no normal wear and tear or mechanical breakdown, ONLY accidental drops, spills and theft. No claims if you simply lost your phone.

Gocare insurance: $59/year with $50 deductible with no limits on number of incidents. One replacement device during the coverage term. Said it will cover jailbroken phone so I would assume rooted phone also. Coverage seems to be very comprehensive but no theft or loss coverage.

Square trade: one year is $69 two year is $99(cheaper at Amazon, $125 at square trade site) $99 deductible. One replacement per coverage term. Each accidental claim is deducted from full replacement value of phone. A little ambiguity since when I read the contract, it said PURCHASED PRICE not full replacement cost.

Squaretrade:

Given the $99 deductible and the fact that if you paid for 2 years for squaretrade, and the fact that each time you have a claim, the cost of the claim is deducted from the maximum value, I do not think that the squaretrade deal is a good deal. If you choose the $6.99/month, you still have to pay for all 24 months if you made any claim. Also suppose you need a replacement 3 months after your coverage starts, you are out $99 plus $99 and you will not have any more coverage on the replacement device since you exhausted the maximum value.

Gocare:

For $59/year with $50 deductible, I think this is a better plan. Each incident whether it requires replacement or repair is $50 not $99. Also if your phone is not repairable during the first year, you are out only $59+$50 instead of $198 if you had square trade. Also you can repair as often as you like. Crack screen twice, $100. With Squaretrade, two crack screens and you are out $198 plus you probably can't submit another claim ever on that policy if the actual screen replacement cost is half the phone cost.

Either way, it is cheaper and wiser to buy one year instead of two year. Buying one year at a time will allow one replacement each year for the worst case.

I want to hear your thoughts but looks like I am going to pull the trigger on gocare insurance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] donniegood:
I can confirm I claimed on square trade and was given the full retail amount to purchase a new phone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] bullz7210:
I went with Squaretrade because of their good reviews on Amazon, etc.

I have Sprint's insurance currently, but for 11 dollars a month, with a 150 deductible, I wanted to try something else.

The problem with what you said, buying 1 year at a time, is that I dont believe with Squaretrade you can do that. My understanding is that you have to buy it within the first 30 days of purchasing your phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kat3k:
So does Gocare cover loss or theft? It sounds like the best deal, but lost or stolen is important to me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] aquaholik:
That is true, forgot about the 30 days.

GoCare doesn't care if your smartphone is new so you can just buy another one after the first year ends. Neither GoCare nor square trade covers theft or loss but I believe Sprint does.

Worth Ave group covers theft but probably requires a police report. It does not cover lost.

I took a chance and bought the $2000 coverage from Worth Ave group for a year since it is a blanket coverage of all your devices up to $2000. Since you don't even need to submit serial numbers(you can do that when you make a claim, provided you have the original box OR the receipt), I am basically covering every piece of electronics I own for up to $2000(smartphones, camera, laptop, camcorder) against accidental damage, spills, and thefts. Since I have 4 smartphones purchased for family plan, everyone of them is covered against crack screens, drops, and water submersions. For $66/year, I took a chance and hopefully if I have to make a claim, it will be a hassle free $25 deductibles.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KaliS-Pugilist:
I'm glad this thread is here, I was about to make a similar post. I'm also wondering which way to go as I currently have the Sprint coverage and would like something better and more affordable. I never heard of Gocare until now. I've used Squaretrade for my TF700 and it went well, bought a new one with the money...no deductible for tabs.

I'm thinking that will all the things that could go wrong with a phablet, if it would be better to go with Sprint for the ease. Will definitely look more into Gocare as I plan on picking up my phone this weekend.

I also was checking with Professor Google and found this: http://www.ensquared.com/GoCare-vs-Ensquared-vs-SquareTrade Ensquared is looking really good too. I'm going to put some more research into it but from their page here they look to have the best coverage: http://www.ensquared.com/catalog/phone-insurance/1-year-phone-insurance-smartphone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Silent25r:
What about best buy? I heard we can just take the receipt and box into the store to get it added.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] aquaholik:
Ensquare looks pretty good since it covers loss also. Price is not bad for 1 or 2 years and you get up to 2 or 3 claims. I guess squaretrade is best known for service but if you need replacement within 2 years(assuming $99 2 years coverage), you will be out $198 and won't be able to make any more claims. With ensquare, you can lose your phone up to 3 times and they will charge you $75 for first time, $100 second and third time. How is ensquare's claim reputations?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] kat3k:
Thanks to being spurred on by this thread, I have decided on insurance (which I NEVER get, but this phone is too expensive to risk) and weighed all the options. I just signed on with Ensquared. I almost went with GoCare, but read several things that said it was more a repair facility than an underwritten insurance provider. I ruled out Square Trade, Sprint and others for a variety of reasons. $59/yr with up to 2 claims ($1000 limit per claim), $75 ded on first and $100 if there's a second. Probably I will have none, but already feel more relaxed. They also cover loss or theft. Link if interested: http://www.ensquared.com/catalog/phone-insurance/1-year-phone-insurance-smartphone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] chrischoi:
Why not Sprint TEP?

Does it cost more? Yes. $11 a month.

Defective phone or wear and tear? Take it to the store. Swapped or repaired.

Lost, stolen or damaged? $150 deductible. I think there was something stating it's 3 swaps now.

Without it and with a 3rd party insurance. You have your 1 year warranty, but there is a $36 swap fee involved. Or good luck contacting Samsung. I tried and no one spoke English or had any idea of what I meant when I called in and explained my vibration issue. The motor or something is loose that it reproduces a horrid cracking sound. I have to keep it turned down at all times.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ps2gamer02:
I work for best buy mobile an you can only add our protection plan if you bought the phone with us, with the exception of the iphone which we'll insure no matter where it was bought as long as its within 30 day of purchase and no damage to phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] steviee7:
I have a phone I bought at sprint online and just went into the store and they added the insurance no problem
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ZenInsight:
They DO cover lost...if you file a report. I.E. "I saw it here last but now it is gone", with the police. Not loss in your living room. It has to be reported.

I had extensive conversations with them. As long as you are not trying to scam them. I hope I don't have to use it either.

And to the guy that said why not Sprint. It's 11 a month and $200, not $150 to replace.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ffolkes:
Please expound. I might be interested in doing this, but thought I had to buy it at Best Buy to be eligible.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] 48548:
I went to a best buy and they said only an iPhone would they sell insurance on it if you didn't get it from them. So no luck. He said return the phone and get it from them....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KaliS-Pugilist:
This site add some insight http://extended-warranty-services-review.toptenreviews.com/

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Where did you see the blanket coverage on their site or did you call?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Chuck_IV:
People are saying it's $200 for the Note 2 which IMO is getting outta hand.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] MeetFace:
Sprint insurance is getting so expensive it's out of the question for me. I can wait for a few days while my phone is getting repaired (did it twice with my Epic). The local sprint store (and I did not have TEP) was kind enough to give me a loaner for a week without any charge (best buy will do the same if you have their coverage).

I'm going to go with Best Buy. $169, no deductible. Sure it's more out of pocket, but I've heard of them, and after one claim I'm ahead of the game than with Squaretrade.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ZenInsight:
Yes. I had to pay $200

Best Buy vs. Squaretrade Vs Worth Ave.

Go look at my Worthave thread before you decide. $67 for 2k of insurance on any electronics with a $25 deductible.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] KaliS-Pugilist:
I didn't see that on their site...how did u get that?
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] kercr:
Hello!

To start of with I have not made ALL the mods in the ROM, but I've compiled some stuff from others and made this rather stilish theme for TheBrainsROM_v05

(http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1927126)

Will add more stuff but I'm still compiling, editing and making everything work.

Screens:

and here are the offline charging animation. (ONLY UPLOADING FIRST AND LAST STAGES, you get the drill)

Credits (more credits will be added):

thebrainkafka - TheBrainsROM

lilla.fehervari - Chrome Slider V2

milton.bain - StatusBar mod (I just edited the colors in signal strength)

...
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] kercr:
...

reserved..
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Jerry-Hins:
LOOKS wonderful ! can u make one for sola ??
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] dtaluthge:
i love the charging animation........... looks sexy... :P :P :P

:cowboy:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Rodger_Rulez:
Very nice! :good:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] thebrainkafka:
Nice work dude, keep it up :cool:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] momtaror:
Nice work :D