yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Themes] KidCarter93:
If you could, that would be great. At least I'd be able to use for a while and even as a base for someone to start with if they could make it animated :)

''Absolute power corrupts absolutely, but absolute powerlessness does the same''
[Android Themes] stopa46:
something like this maybe

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[Android Themes] KidCarter93:
That's great. Cheers :D

Could you just make the corners rounded so it would look slightly better? But apart from that, it's perfect :)

''Absolute power corrupts absolutely, but absolute powerlessness does the same''
[Android Themes] stopa46:
You got it mate, give me some time
[Android Themes] KidCarter93:
Yeah sure mate. Take as long as you need :)

''Absolute power corrupts absolutely, but absolute powerlessness does the same''
[Android Themes] stopa46:
I wish that I could do something with the edges. They were much softer but after .gif optimization it went like that :(

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[Android Themes] KidCarter93:
Thank you for that mate. Truly appreciate it :)

I've been approved by Snowflake. Jealous? :p
[Android Themes] stopa46:
I'm glad You like it. Cheers
[Android Themes] boborone:
eh, rounded corners? you better have a good lawyer when the fruit guys show up
[Android Themes] prboy1969:
Do I hear a Patent Infrigment :silly: .

stopa46 great work on the GIF . It looks choice :good:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 2anyone:
My SGS3 just using the stock ROM, rooted and use Titanium freezing some stock Samsung softwares. install couple of apps, no games.

today, my SGS3 notify there was 5% battery left, so I finish my job, plugin the charging cable, and make sure it been charging. then I start to watch some RMVB movies on my SDCARD (using vPlayer) with charging cable plugged in. after I watched 1 hours or so, screen freeze ...... all the hard buttons, soft touching buttons and screen are all no response. few minutes later, screen off, I pull out the battery and re fill in, SGS3 still quiet, I think it become a brick.

temperature during issue occur: normal, nothing special (pretty sure)

charging light when charging cable plugin: no sign, no light

connect to computer: no recognized (driver installed, and worked fine before that)

download mode: can't get in

10 secs or more power button pressing: no response.

is there any possible I can get it back alive? any suggest will help.

================

thanks for your reply Jarmezrocks

yes, it seems battery run out problem. after I do couple of things below, it has been shown the charging light, and my phone has been back!

I m not sure the order of how i did these, but I think one of these works.

pull out battery for 5 mins or longer..

push power button for a long time (tried both with battery and without it)

push volume up and down together as usb cable plugin in, then pull back in the battery. I try this couple of times.

using another stocked charger from my friend, to make sure that's not charger problem.

I do above as I ref the "http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=30415128#post30415128" this is very good guide to the bricked android phones to try.

now, my phone is back alive, with all the settings and data as well, thank god!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
either you wipe caches/ go to download mode and flash another firmware
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ch0ka:
Have you even read the OP?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jarmezrocks:
May I ask, what charger are you using to charge your phone?

I have a feeling that the wall chargers for S3s (especially LTE) and just plain crap!

If you can, see if you can borrow someones SGS2 or SGS1 charger for your phone. These look different they are not a USB cord plugged into a wall socket. they are a plain charger only with a box that has its own cord coming out of it.

Try plug it in and don't try turn it on at all. Leave it plugged in for a good hour or so and then come back, unplug it first (you must unplug it or the power button won't do ****! I think its a special fail safe embedded in the kernel so the device doesn't get a double shot 1 from the batter and one from the DC charger?) and then push the power button. Hold it in a few seconds, see if the device powers on?

Report back here
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 2anyone:
it has been done by some tricks, not sure which is effect, but it has been unbricked. I put details on the OP. thank you.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Mydnightsorrow:
Just what the title says. I would like flash on my jb rom. Is there a known workaround since I can't get it from the play store? Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] crazydad:
Yes there is a workaround. Google adobe flash .apk , then download , put on your phones memory card and then install. Just make sure you have unknown sources checked when you do the intsall.

Here is a link where you can download it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1850772
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] andrei.teopop:
Hi!

I have an Asus EeePad Transformer Prime TF201, on stock ICS, unlocked via ASUS official method.

I tried to flash CWM in order to get CyanogenMod, fastboot flash all went OK, no errors, i rebooted the tablet into O/S then after several tries to get into CWM Recovery( normal volume-down + power, adb reboot recovery) all led to a freeze in the splash-screen or bootloader menu.

Then i tried to do a full wipe from the bootloader menu, the tablet hanged again trying to boot recovery image. After about 30 minutes of wait, i hard-rebooted it.

This final step led to a strange brick: the tablet is stuck with Asus logo in the center, "Powered by Nvidia Tegra" in the down-right corner and "The Device is Unlocked" in the top left corner.

I tried to get to fastboot but it doesn't respond to the normal volume-down + power, it actually reboots but the bootloader menu doesn't come up.

Is there any solution for my problem? Your help is greatly appreciated
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] evl_z4y:
Same problem here.. I wanted to go back to CM10 but the device wouldn't load into recovery so I installed Reboot to Recovery from Google Play and now it just boots to Asus splash screen! PC doesn't even recognize the device when plugged... Before I installed the "Reboot to Recovery " app I was getting the Cold Boot menu when I hit power+volume down... Now the device just boots to splash screen top left says Device unlocked bottom right has powered by nvidia tegra logo.. middle just has Asus logo.. I allowed the device to die over night and tried power+volume down still no luck.. Play Help! :(
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] evl_z4y:
I used Reboot Transformer to Recovery
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] McJesus15:
If there's no recovery, no adb/fastboot, and you're in a boot loop or it won't boot at all then I'm pretty sure this is a brick. Check the dev forum for the tf201 and look at the brick thread. If it's recoverable then that thread will tell you how to do it
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] evl_z4y:
Im going to call customer service and see how can I go about sending it. Going on the 48th hour without my baby and im feeling alone and neglected :crying:

---------- Post added at 03:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:39 PM ----------

At first when I was able to cold boot I was receiving the 4 icon screen when I tired to boot into recovery (power+volume down) than I thought the device relocked so I reinstalled the Asus unlock tool and this crap started! It gave me some kind of "unknown time error" and after I restarted this stuff started happening..
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nightpath:
It'll happen like this :

Asus will send an RMA for you. You'll pay $25ish shipping to get it there. Either a week (or 2) will pass, or several months, then they'll call you with an estimate. That estimate will be : $160 for the replacement motherboard fix, $60 for labour, and $10+ for shipping.

If you're lucky they might replace it under warranty. Do NOT tell them you unlocked it, their system may not have registered it. When you contact them ask what sort of warranty is on it, get them to look. Let them know you were updating to the latest Android on it when it bricked, not anything else. If they say your warranty is good, send it in and press them to fix it.

If not...I have a TF201 with busted LCD/digitizer that works, already nvflashed and all that. Might save you a few bucks.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] evl_z4y:
I agony of defeat! One of these super duper smart developers has to know some sort of way to recover the device using APX mode!
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] zaslamel42:
So, I was looking on ebay and I found a seller from Hong Kong that's selling 100 NFC chips for £24.99, which is an INCREDIBLE price. They do them in either keyring tags, or cards. Whatever tickles your fancy. You can find them here!

As soon as I get them and test them out, I'll let you guys know how they are! :D
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] elite-fusion:
stupid question, but how would you program these?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] TWO515TY:
I want to buy this...but I can't even find a proper use for the 10 NFC tags I have now lol. Idk how the hell I'd use 100 tags.

With your Galaxy Note II silly!

https://play.google.com/store/search?q=nfc&c=apps
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] elite-fusion:
Lol i was just not sure if there is a specific app to program those or are they all universal
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] TWO515TY:
Nah, NFC is a standard so pretty much any decent app will work well to program and erase your NFC tags.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] billygr:
you can start with:

1. pun it on your door (on the way out), to turn wifi on/off

2. near bed : 1 for calendar, and 1 for reminder, 1 to turn on air plane mode (so nothing will disturb your sleep)

3. near you pc/mac : 1 for calendar, and 1 for reminder, 2 for emails

4. on your car dashboard to open maps / navigon

5. 1 on the living room to open remote app

6. 1 in your wallet to open bank app

7. 1 on the gym bag to open gym app

8. last but not least, pull your spen n scribble to figure out what to do with the rest 88 of it :D

i myself only use no 1,2,4,7
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] TWO515TY:
Yea those are good uses...I think I've just been too lazy and haven't taken the time to program and use my tags LOL. I'm going to figure out a good use for these things. If more people used NFC, I would probably buy 100 of them and give them out or sell them for $1 each lol.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] Sistum Id:
I was looking at buying some NFC tags and had a question.

I want to put one on my car mount. I want it to turn bluetooth on and some other things. But what I'm wondering is, if I pull my phone away from the tag, will it turn bluetooth back off?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] TWO515TY:
You need to create a tag that toggles the settings you want. That way whenever you're leaving your car, you just tap your phone against the tag and then it turns off your bluetooth. However, I'm not sure how that works if you set it to open a program and then you want to close that program.

For example, a tag could contain the following commands for a car profile:

1. Turn off wifi

2. Toggle bluetooth

3. Set volume to max

4. Toggle bluetooth

5. Open music player

You would tap the phone against the tag upon entering the vehicle and it would perform those actions. Now when you leave the car, you might want your volume turned off to vibrate or silent, and you probably want to close the music player. Short of writing a separate tag, to perform those actions, I'm not sure how you would accomplish the latter two tasks with the commands from the first tag I just listed. It might be possible with Tasker, but I don't have any experience with that app since I can't convince myself to spend $6.50 on it lol.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] m4sta2k:
But still it sucks that you have to unlock the phone and use nfc
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dixonwa:
I use the NFC to turn my Bluetooth on and off in the car as well. I have a NFC keychain that I programmed to turn everything off and set the phone up for use away from the house / car (Ringer to loud, vibrate on, GPS on, Wifi off, Bluetooth off etc.) then when you leave the car or house you can reset your phone settings.

NFC Keychain on Amazon

http://www.amazon.com/tagsfordroid-NFC-Key-Chain/dp/B009X3X45I/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1352453696&sr=8-1&keywords=NFC+key+chain
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] zaslamel42:
Yeah, but since these 100 dog tags work out at the same price as 20 dog tags and are essentially the same, why bother getting 20? :P Me and my friend are halving in for them because we wouldn't ever use 100. And so I'm getting 50 for the price of 10. I'm sure I'll find uses, eventually. Like sharing programs I produce or something.

In short, no. The bluetooth will stay on. Once it has scanned the NFC tag, it won't scan it again until you put your phone up against it for a second time. You have three basic options with bluetooth enabling: On, Off, and Toggle. I'd imagine that's straight forward. But your best bet is using the toggle selection just to turn the things back off again when your journey is done.

These are the exact same ones I put up. :P Well, in a different colour and with an advertisement on it. You'll find that all companies just bulk buy the tags from the same sellers in China, Korea and other places like that. Only difference being, the ones I put up work out a lot cheaper. The only time the tags will be different is if you go onto a website and buy them from direct manufacturers, because they do different ranges of them. But, that's expensive and aimed more towards businesses.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dixonwa:
Sorry about that did not mean to repost the same stuff. I could not look at the link you posted because I am at work and they block ebay. Was just trying to give some ideas about returning the phone back to normal setting when you leave the car / house etc.

I have been using NFC since my EVO LTE and have the stickers all over the place now.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] zaslamel42:
Aha that's quite alright. But yeah, NFC is handy when you find the uses for them. But sadly since I only ordered keychains, I need to get a few stickers too.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] dixonwa:
NFC has come in really handy for my non tech savvy wife. She was always asking me to do stuff on the phone so I just programmed a bunch of stickers for common stuff and now she just scans them. Technology is making my life a little easier a little at a time. :good:
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] RoC1909:
Uh....curious to know what kind of stuff your wife asks you to do on the phone?
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] zaslamel42:
I'm pretty sure he means show her how to do things, and other stuff along those lines..
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] TWO515TY:
Actually I just figured this out today. It's quite simple using NFC Task Launcher

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jwsoft.nfcactionlauncher&hl=en

This app creates "tasks," two if which can be put into a "switch." For example, the first task I created was "Car Enter." It does the following:

1. Disable wifi

2. Enable Bluetooth

3. Set ringer type normal

4. Set ringer volume to 7 (this may make step 3 redundant, but it doesn't hurt)

5. Set media volume to 12

6. Enable auto-rotation

7. Launch music player

Then I created a second task called "Car Leave." It does the following:

1. Disable bluetooth

2. Set ringer type vibrate

3. Set ringer volume 0

When I get into the car, I tap against the tag once and it loads task 1, which is "Car Enter." When I leave, I tap against the tag again to load "Car Leave."

Pretty straight forward once you play with the program. So far I've used one tag properly and given another to my friend lol.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] NFauteux:
I got one programmed for connecting to my password protected wifi for guests. also use for alarm clock.

I play Magic: The Gathering and put a TecTile on the inside of my deck box lid and it reads it with the box closed from the outside. i have it set to open up a life counter program that i have preset with 1 player and my name. It works pretty well. I might buy 100 of the cards and see if i can print onto them and give them out as business cards for my repair business
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] elite-fusion:
anyone wants to split the package 50/50 lol i dont know wat the hell im going to do with 50, but definitely better than 100 lol

Im willing to pay like $20 USD if anyone wants to split
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Corey Bryant:
Since I got the SD card to function, I get notifications to move the app the to the SD card,

Since also charges the Nexus 7, would there be harm in moving some of these apps that I do not use that much?

I also use SBP Shell and sometimes I run out or memory. *They sent me a app to run but it dumps it to the SD Card. *I am pretty sure that I can get it to error on me before it needs recharging. *Or does anyone else run into this issue?

Thank you!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kearkan:
I have no idea what you're trying to ask us. unless you've done some mod that no one else has finished yet to get a separate SD card in your n7 then you're probably talking about the /sdcard/ folder?

firstly theres no need to use a apps2SD app, as its all the same on the n7. When these apps are used on phones and devices with separate SD cards, its to transfer data from the user (not superuser) area of the phone memory to the SD card, but on the n7 it reads that folder as the SD card and automatically installs everything there anyway.

I think you need to reword your question =S
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Groid:
Are you referring to running apps from an external mem card using an OTG cable and Stickmount?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] JohnM109R:
Ok.. I was going to make a Poll but decided not to...All we need here is Canadian GS3 I747M model

Is what roms are you using and post the links to that Rom... so It's all in one place...

So it should be like this...

ex:

Your Phone Provider : Rogers

Rom : Post the link <--- Here

Mods if any : Post the link <--- Here

Themes if any : Post the link <-- Here

Extra Info : if any Comments <-- Here

Recovery : Post the Link <-- Here

If this has helped you Hit Thanks Please --->
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] finneginsfast:
Your Phone Provider : Telus

Rom : Task and Ktoonsez AOKP JB

Mods if any : KT747 10/31 kernel overclocked/undervolted

Themes if any : none

The rest: So I'm an admitted flashaholic and would estimate I flash probably 2-3x per week in the past 2 years. I would say that Task's rom (which I'm currently using) is probably the most polished and as close to perfection as I've experienced in this time. I've seen no other developer who pushes out more support or updates than this guy and I would have no problem highly recommending anyone to try it.

One word of caution if you do, read the faq and instructions thoroughly as questions without doing some of your own research are quickly flamed in that thread.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jethro650:
Your Phone Provider : Bell

Rom : Task&Ktoonsez AOKP

Mods if any : ktoonsez kernel

Themes if any : Cobalt

Homescreen icons made with this
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] lgsshedden:
Your Phone Provider : Bell

Rom : Team Insomnia Jelly Bean Rom http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1870574

Mods if any :none Smartguy does that all in the rom

Themes if any : Kalagas Mixed Theme ver 8.2 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1804162

I have tried many (10+) of the roms for both ICS and JB on the development page and can report that the Triune Rom for ICS plays very nicely with Bell phones http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1796502 and had no issues.

Several of the others were also problem free and its a matter of visuals, features and themes that differentiate them.

Always do a nandroid back up (cwm or similar) first, flash a new rom and try it on for size and feel -- keep what you like, revert back to your cwm backup for any you don't. Do remember to clear cache davlik cache and data reset if you are testing roms.-- only add your contacts. photos etc. after you've done messing around (or have a good TB and dropbox back up).

Always post questions for help and clarification first before flashing -- each thread has helpful regulars. Better to ask for help before than trying to solve a soft brick after! The phone is hard to truly kill -- just don't flash i9300 stuff or modems meant for other variants. Nearly all the custom roms are free of modems for this reason. Thus, flashing the rom will leave your base, stock modem in place. Bell's ICS LH1 modem works with JB derived roms fine.

I have also tried both the Faux and the KT747 kernels for ICS and found the KT747 more robust and did not heat the phone compared to Faux.

I have not flashed any CM10 or AOKP based roms nor kernels, so I have no basis for comparison -- my comparison is stock Samsung derived ICS and JB leaked roms.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Tony_YYZ:
Your Phone Provider : Rogers

Rom : MrRobinsons Stock TouchWiz with Root Injected http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739426

Mods if any : None

Themes if any : None

Extra Info: ROM installs perfectly using Kies with no additional configuration on the phone necessary.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Tony_YYZ:
JohnM109R, I think you should include the "Extra Info:" section like I did on my post above so that people can explain if there were any tweaks or changes necessary to run the ROM's on the Canadian devices.

Just a thought.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Deleted member 2879886:
Your Phone Provider : Bell

Rom : Task&Ktoonsez AOKP

Mods if any : ktoonsez kernel OC to 2.1 and UV by 100mv on all

Launcher: Nova

And Widget Locker
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] tonymtl:
Your Phone Provider : Rogers

Rom : CM10 http://get.cm/?device=d2att

Recovery : CWM 6.0.1.4 www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] JohnM109R:
Thanks Bud :) So In Rom Manager you've pick the Samsung at&t selection right cause there is no Can...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] 12packabs:
Your Phone Provider : Telus

Rom : Slimbean

Mods if any : I use LeanKernel which is awesome.

Themes if any :

Extra Info :

Recovery : CWM
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] JohnM109R:
There is gotta be more users on here who has installed roms... Come on Canadians don't be so lazy LOL LOL
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] ragz:
Your Phone Provider : SaskTel

Rom : SERENITY 1.2 - AT&T GNote II Port

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1951115

Mods if any : stock

Themes if any : stock

Extra Info : smooth,nice options,moderate battery

Recovery : CWM TOUCH from Rom Manager pro.

Over all impression of this Rom ,is a definite dd and i will use this until updated.

Your Phone Provider : Sasktel

Rom :

[ROM][VLALH1][05 Sept][V1.3] WanamLite http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1782732

Mods if any :

[[AT&T][AOSP/Touchwiz][JELLYBEAN & ICS][10/31/2012] KT747 - LJ7 - KTweaker http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1756776

Themes if any : stock

Extra Info : great ics

Recovery : CWM Touch from Rom Manager pro.

I think this is one of the best ics roms.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dlockhart:
On phone app so no links but...

Carrier - bell

Rom - Task650/Ktoonsz

Kernel - underwear or lean kernel or kt747

Theme - label lite

Cwm touch
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dlockhart:
Delete
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] shawn122:
Your Phone Provider : Rogers

Rom : Kyan ROM 1.5

Kernel: Ktoonsez Kernel

Extra Info : Good battery life with Stock Samsnug features

Recovery : CWM Touch I believe...
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jeeper11:
Provider: Rogers

Rom: AOCP the Collective

Recovery:CWM
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] JohnM109R:
Any one else... :)