yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] TingTingin:
Whoa lol let me put it in perspective for you this phone has a 832mhz processor the galaxy note 2 is 8 times faster 8 TIMES FASTER our phone can just be used for casual gaming I.e my paper plane, pew pew, fruit ninja (though it lags) angry birds not star wars and space lags,devil ninja,line runner, bubble shooter, really the only highlight is emulators gba emulator runs flawless every game I tried works and at full speed same goes for snes sega genesis mame (tiger arcade) also works pretty well but the best by far will have to be the ps1 emulator (fpse) which can pull out full 60fps on games like bloody raw though in average you get more like 50fps

Hit THANKS you ungrateful bastard...plz
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] Jukes125:
my advice, is if you want to play purchase a xperia mini pro (or mini) , or something like that because is armv7 and have 512 ram and the price is almost the same of the galaxy y (at least in my country)
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] deathnotice01:
phone is great,

has excellent battery life,

it can't handle much high end games though,

if you use your phone primarily for gaming,

get something else instead
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] 74M3NUMB3RS:
Yes....if u want a gaming tab go for Nexus 7..cause its really for gaming...i think?

AMALAYER? SHES A LAYER!

NO....AMALADYGUARD!.. PWNED!!
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 and Duos 6102 Q&A, Help & Troubl] bluechipsss:
Unfortunately this phone cannot handle those high end games,
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
My restore failed and can anyone give me a link to a bone stock rooted ICS or jellybean ROM please. Thank you
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1910947

probably closest you will get to stock.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
Thank you. Is there a way to go back to stock? No root or anything?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
Yes; you would have to do a full unroot, which would flash a stock image. Then you could always root again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Naddict:
Teh roxxorz is the man!! Where you been?

:D

If you want stock unrooted... There is this...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1904099
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
Thanks guys! Got unrooted in a snap then rerooted in literally 1 min. Thanks :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ghooper:
Teh... I could use some help do u have skype or aim or google? I seem to have fried my sprint galaxy s3 it wont load past the logo screen
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
I dont think its fried, just stuck in boot loop. What did you try to do that put it that way?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
Good man, partner in crime. And just busy..work, and i'm in new york all next week for training, again, lmao.

Glad you're all squared away man. :)

Yea I got your message, and advised there. And sorry for the delay, i'm on the train now and crappy signals errrry where.
[HTC Wildfire S] chitolsp:
Hello to everyone in the community, I bought a HTC Wildfire S and I have some doubts about how to install and recovery steps. The problem is the following. Previously I had a HTC Magic, and when you try to install recovery-not because reason-install a "radio" different and lock the phone. Then I have some concerns with this device.

1) Is there any difference with this phone bought in Europe or USA? (on ​​the htc magic if it changed based care 32A-32B)

2) If not, what could use tutorial?

Sorry for bad english.

Thank you very much.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] x2h:
So I make an app folder on the home screen to contain several apps. each time after I tap and open an app from the folder, the app willopen. After I close the app and return to the home screen, the folder remains open. I have to tap the back key or tap somewhere else to make the folder close. Is there a setting to make the folder close each time I tap and open an app in it?

Sent from my Note 2
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] wattsja:
It seems to be a know issue that happens to everyone (on the stock AT&T ROM at least).

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1988983
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] x2h:
Oic thx.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Dr. Evo:
The only way I was ever able to get around this common annoyance that seems like it's easily fixed by the OEM... was to install 'Folder Locker' on my Note 1 and I also had it on my EVO 3D.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evaradar:
After figuring out the recovery issue, I am now having this problem.

I installed CWM SuperSu v0.98 via TWRP and I hit reboot. Now I see the Google logo for a while. Then the Nexus logo. It doesn't boot into the actual phone. Still stuck on the Nexus logo. Any takes folks?

Man this Nexus 4 is sure giving me hell. I wish it had a removable battery. So much easy to do if you muck up when rooting or anything at all... I know holding the power button down for 10 seconds reboots the phone but I want to turn off the phone instead. Not effing reboot. Jeebus....
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lookitzjohnny:
When I first rooted I was stuck here too but make sure to clear cache and dalvic cache. Then it should boot up fine

Edit: when you hold down power make sure you hold down both volup+voldown then you should boot into fast boot. Then from there you can boot into recovery
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] evaradar:
Okay will try. Perfect. Works.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amjadfirst:
That definetely saved me from a heart attack... phew
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Exel:
Saved me, too.. didn't want to have to download the whole factory image, thanks.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SN4K3B1T3:
ive got the same thing happening, wont let me mount data to even clear dalvik cache, and i did flash the factory image to try and fix this but that didnt seem to work either...any ideas?
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] elias234:
I have sony xperia s , having cyanogen mod 10 fxp 147 , i'm wondering if we can change lockscreens , (like in cyanogen mod 7) , but through flashable zips or any other way like in this thread : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1998558 it is completely functional

i hate 3rd party apps i need something from inside the system is there a way to have a bunch of lockscreens compatible with cm10 ?
[HTC Droid DNA] WilliamStern:
I can't seem to find the stock wallpapers that come with the phone? Ill do a long press on the homescreen like I would normally do with any other phone, but it takes me to widgets, and not giving me the wallpaper option. Can anyone help me with this?

Thanks!
[HTC Droid DNA] geoff5093:
Settings > Personalize > Wallpapers > HTC Wallpapers
[HTC Droid DNA] WilliamStern:
Thank you!
[Motorola Atrix HD] ripin150:
Hey guys. I was going to ask if anyone has tried the Razr HD build of CM10 yet, since Atrix HD boots Razr firmware, but then I realized that comes with CM kernel. Since we dont have unlocked bootloader, just SS3, can we even load custom kernels? Thanks.

OH, PS, if anyone tries CM10 for Razr, share your experience!
[Motorola Atrix HD] SirHoover2010:
I tried cm10 (against my better judgement) and nothing really bad happened, just got stuck on the boot screen. Also to your question, no we can not use custom kernels.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Neighbor808:
I can confirm what SirHoover said, except I got into a loop where my backlight flashes until it reboots me into SafeStrap3
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cloud1111:
Anyone else having this problem? I'm guessing it's something wrong on Google's side, as I could install apps before. Now nothing will install or download. I cleared data and cache for the Google Play app and even factory reset my phone.

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cole631:
I was having the same issue before. I fixed it by visiting Google play on my computer and when you install an app there it let's you send it to your device so I did that once and ever since I have been able to download and update from my actual phone just fine.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cloud1111:
Thanks I tried that, but it's still not working. A notification sound keeps beeping every 2 minutes or so but I get no notification.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cloud1111:
I can install paid apps, but no free ones.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cloud1111:
All fixed now, must be a wifi issue, as I can install any apps over 3G internet.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thatguy97:
Hey guys, I'm considering the nexus 4, I'm just wondering how your battery life is holding up. On my current phone I always have GPS and Blutooth turned off and I'm a moderate to heavy user, usually just web browsing, a couple of games, some music and some youtube. With these conditions, how are your guys batteries doing?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tgyberg:
In before the lock

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1992627
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ajfink:
I'm only one day in and battery life seems more than enough for a day and a half of use at a time for my usage (texting, some browsing, some Wordfeud, light navigation).
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] decepticon:
So far so good
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] aldo1028:
Hey guys, tittle says it all.

I'm hoping to get a working java emulator for the galaxy note 2

Ive looked at JBED and J2ME Runner but they are all for old versions of the android and haven't been able to find a development site or forum about them.

Thanks for your time
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] duuurp:
I wouldn't think you would need an emulator. Android runs on Java. All you would need would be a way to run a class file, wouldn't you?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] meccadon123:
bump
[Sailfish General] stormageddon:
Saw this new OS by Jolla called Sailfish, it is a Linux bases OS that shares the mer core that was used by MeeGo. So far from what I can tell it is going to be completely open source and will be able to run android apps. I just wanted to post this here to see if there would be anyone willing to try and get this onto the G2x. I don't know if it is possible but if it could be done I would be willing to do whatever to help it get done as I think this is a really cool OS with a different UI and real multitasking.

Any information on the OS can be found here: http://jolla.com

Hands on with the OS:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?1&v=_c_BqnR_vAM
[Sailfish General] Bulletblitz27:
Reminds me of BB10. Is this Android based?
[Sailfish General] c1c2doc:
That looks incredible
[Sailfish General] Rafase282:
Looking into it. I guess I would have to compile from source and go from there.
[Sailfish General] Rafase282:
It looks like the graphic card driver issue might come up again. Hopefully not. I was told to start with this since I have a nexus one.

SDK is here by the way.
[Sailfish General] kepapas:
Possible ROM? Looks better then jb
[Sailfish General] AndroidKills:
its actually the MeeGo OS, not android, but it looks so good.
[Sailfish General] bardzogrozny:
Hi,

i'm very interested in this os. Saw the presentation at the live stream wednesday and follow the developement for a while. Here some things i found. Hope this helps.

It is meego/mer based.

The bridge to android is, that the Appstore of google is ported to sailfish os.

There will be a support for ST Ericsson devices. I'm wondering on which devices it will be ported.

The developers are making commercial to the manufacturers with the statement, that they are able to port the system to any device within three days. So there should be good possobiloties for dev's.

The source Code should be available right now, but i couldn't find it. There is a wiki site on sailfishos.org .

Hope there are some people that will try to port it.

Cheers!
[Sailfish General] kanttii:
I like what they are doing A LOT. I was organizing the #Slush12 conference and got to see their stuff very well. It's great, amazing IMO! We will also ahve a hack day with them on 1st of December, exploring the Sailfish SDK (check http://sailfishos.org ) so if anyone here wants to come to Finland........ http://mobiledevcamp.fi :D

Anyways, yeah, it's based on MeeGo/Mer and uses Nemo as the base for GUI - but the UI is completely different. There are also many other things that differ and will differ in the future from Mer base but at the moment there isn't too much in there. And since a device will be launched in Summer 2013 there is still a lot they need to work on. It's going to be open source and it will support a very broad range of CPU's. I might even be able to get it on my old HTC Magic....hmmmmm....gotta see about that. They had dozens of devices there at the event they had put it running on, including N950's, (I think an N9 too), some ST-Ericsson development devices, Raspberry Pi boards (!!!!!!) and then some others. Wow. They all seem to be tweakers & hackers like us ;)

You should check the videos from http://youtube.com/jollaofficial and from http://jolla.com to get a better view on what's going to come. Or what is. '

'

And as a side note, we COULD get the OS running with the stuff from the SDK. No instructions or tutorials yet but skilled guys can ofc do it!:good:

EDIT:

Google's Play Store won't officially be ported for Sailfish OS, but instead I believe some people here at XDA will port the APK though there is no guarantee it works. Anyways, they will be run through Myriad's stuff.

The ST-Ericsson stuff means that they are supporting Jolla with dev boards and that their boards can and will be used on at least some Jolla devices.

More later!
[Sailfish General] stormageddon:
I like all that is being said here and hope we could get some skilled developers on this, the SDK is out though I do not have the link for it right here. I will look around for it.
[Sailfish General] Rafase282:
If you read the info from the link there you will find the links and instructions for the sdk.
[Sailfish General] flizer:
Still hopeful

If it is possible to somehow port this over to our g2xs then why hasn't it been done with meego? Obviously ICS isn't coming, but if this does make it here somehow, then i might just hold on to this phone :). If it doesn't then it will be a choice between the nexus 4 and the jolla phone. My brother has the N9 with meego on it, and the sad part is that he can run and android emulator with ICS perfectly, while we're stuck with out roms :P. For those of you who have not had the opportunity to play around with a linux phone, i highly suggest you do. If you look at the N9 specs compared to the G2X specs it looks weaker, but don't be fooled. the meego system can do much more with less. Anyways sorry for rambling on.

If you don't feel like reading that then: Meego is great, Jolla is gonna be better (the guys that made meego, which nokia cancelled, banded together to create jolla and continue on).
[Sailfish General] stormageddon:
What's funny is that is sort of what I think when it comes down to it.
[Sailfish General] markkyboy:
N9

Hi guys,

it's been a while since I've been here, but I have been following Jolla and their new OS, Sailfish.

I own a Nokia N9, got it 2nd hand on Ebay, mint condition.

First thing I wanted to do was upgrade the software/firmware, but it'd already been done by the previous owner.

Version PR1.3 (MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan), apparently, this last update came with a 1000 improvements!

Having come from using a Nokia N8 with Symbian's latest Belle Refresh, I find the N9 a bit less intuitive.

No alphanumeric keypad with T9 support, just QWERTY keypads that do support T9 and of course Swype, which is a joke on such a small keypad.

There are a variety of free softwares available for the N9, some don't work at all or require tweaking to make them run.

Video playback is absolutely horrendous, whatever format is being played, drops frames like mad and goes out of sync quite rapidly (not so much with streamed videos).

Also, there is no direct access to the 'user storage', a 3rd party 'explorer' is required to access it, how ridiculous and too boot, there is also not 16GB of storage, it's nearer 9GB as the MeeGo OS and included 'non removable' bloatware hogs all the valuable storage!

Anyway, I could ramble on about loads of little niggles with the N9 and the 'wonderful' MeeGo O/S which could have been a winner with more development.

Here's hoping that Jolla can deliver a breath of fresh air for the N9 users out there, which will NOT be supported by Jolla, it will be a community effort that will bring Sailfish to the N9 and other handsets.

All I 'd like is a nice alphanumeric keypad with T9 support in a 4x3 format, thanks! 8)

All said and done, the N9 has a lot of appeal with its glossy curvy finish, but, MeeGo, well, it's gotta go and Sailfish needs deliver!, if not, it's back on Ebay for my N9!!

Regards

Mark
[Sailfish General] Khizar hayyat:
This os is designed for nokia's upcoming mobiles.
[Sailfish General] UrbanDrawer:
No it isn't.

Sailfish OS was made by people who got fired from Nokia and made their own company called Jolla. They are going to introduce their own phone running the Sailfish OS in few months.
[Sailfish General] zadox:
Can't say I am excited about this neither as a developer nor as a consumer/enthusiast.
[Sailfish General] VDVsx:
The ones interested in ports can follow this blog, there are instructions for some devices and boards already(Cubox, Snowball, Galaxy Nexus, ...): sagestechblog dot blogspot dot fi

The instructions are for Nemo Mobile that is basically Sailfish core(Mer) with a UI done by the community, when all Jolla Sailfish bits are released the setup should not differ much.
[Sailfish General] wpetraska:
I love the idea and enthusiasm of Jolla but I can't see it succeeding especially with full out Ubuntu on mobile now. Shame too, because I loved MeeGo, especially on a netbook.
[Sailfish General] sfiet_konstantin:
Well, Ubuntu is not out yet. And announcing Ubuntu OS do not miraculously make it be an interesting choice or available everywhere. And even after that, you still have to choose between two UI that are really different.

(Personnaly, my choice goes to Sailfish)
[Sailfish General] shmerl:
Sailfish will give a boost to Qt development for handsets, and seems like Ubutnu will add to that too. So there is a lot to be excited about.
[Sailfish General] sfiet_konstantin:
2013 will be a year of Qt for sure
[Sailfish General] tiboric:
Cant wait for a go on sailfish, I used to program in QT for Maemo on the N900 so this is gona be quite intesting,

and will be good to have proper multi tasking again.
[Sailfish General] mr.nou:
Is It possible run on android device?
[Sailfish General] tmugan:
If Jolla is based on a kernel that can support it being docked as a thin client or dumb terminal with adequate performance then there is significant value to a business.

Anyone know if this is remotely feasible?
[Sailfish General] lukyjay:
This looks horrible. Like android and windows phone made a baby that came out with some birth defect. I'm sorry, but this won't catch on.
[Sailfish General] Afro:
AW: Jolla Sailfish OS

Maybe that's for you, but I like it so I think it will have a future ;)

...sent with my LG Optimus 4X HD...
[Sailfish General] CyaNn:
Yes it's look good, but what about the programming language ?

Is it another system where we will have to relearn everything about it's native language.....

Android : java

IOS : Objective c++

Windows phone : csharp.....

well and what about multi platform programming ?

:silly::silly::silly::silly:
[Sailfish General] EndlessDissent:
I'm pretty sure the language of choice is C++, one of the first object-oriented programming languages and a staple among computer science classrooms. Any programmer should learn it among his first languages, so no one should have to "relearn" anything about its native language. And really, if someone has the ability to use any one of those languages and knowledge of general object oriented programming, learning any of the other languages shouldn't be a problem. They are all related. The syntax is similar among all of them. The biggest differences are in the implementation on each platform. That's where the problems usually arise.
[Sailfish General] jamesadalpiaz:
iOS/OS X uses Objective-C, not Objective-C++... That doesn't even exist; although Obj-C has it's roots based on C++.
[Sailfish General] aironeous:
Sailfishos.org website just went up with alpha sailfish OS SDK released. It works with linux only right now. Since I run linux 64 bit Mex distro no problem for me.

And this tweet LOL

https://twitter.com/clintonjeff/status/306024821291089923/photo/1

Jolla, winning, duh
[Sailfish General] aironeous:
Wow guys the SDK is really easy to install. Just download 32 bit or 64 bit linux version to your linux PC and right click the file and choose properties and then choose "let file run as an executable" then close properties and double click it and it walks you through the whole thing.

When the SDK starts go to file>new and just make up a name for your application that you are going to create and then answer all the questions and then you can click on the lower left to start the emulator and wallah you have the sailfish OS. It opens a virtual box with the sailfish OS which is perfect. The first time it did start for me but switched to black screen so I had to send the shut down signal and then restart it and it worked.

I have a sailfish OS on my screen.

I'm not even a developer or anything and I don't know QT but this really makes me want to learn now. The SDK looks really good and easy to use to make apps. The OS - It's very minimalistic leaving you lots of blank space. Keep in mind I have no idea what I'm doing. But it's fun to play around with all of the settings and I can see all the tools that developers use it really just hands you all the UI elements.

---------- Post added at 10:41 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:21 AM ----------

and from https://sailfishos.org//about-technology.html

"Android runtime

Sailfish OS includes the capability to run Android™ applications through a third party solution. It is based on open source Android libraries, ensuring performance comparable to the native environment.

When Qt5 and Wayland technology are introduced to Sailfish OS, existing hardware adaptations made for Android can be leveraged, significantly easing the hardware adaptation work required to support the Sailfish OS.

HTML5

Web development tools like HTML, JavaScript and CSS can be used to utilize HTML5 on the Sailfish OS. We are investigating Cordova Qt and compatibility with Firefox OS APIs for this purpose.

Android is a trademark of Google Inc."
[Sailfish General] SahilC:
Great, that sounds amazing. Can't wait for this to take off! :D

Sent from my Nexus Prime powered by AK goodness!
[Sailfish General] Bluehacks:
Amazing

Jolla Sailfish OS seems amazing :)

cant wait!
[Sailfish General] fallow5:
wow ,it's amazing .i want to learn it .:)
[Sailfish General] aironeous:
Ogre 3d ported to sailfish emulator/OS/SDK - however you want to say it

http://youtu.be/dGW4sw6qB5E

I have no idea what the point of this app is but there it is.

And here is the OS running on a tablet sized touch screen

http://youtu.be/UEgdW3KSxkM

Here is another demo by the CEO just posted by fonearena

http://youtu.be/co_4Lp2qlDo
[Sailfish General] LimeJuiz:
I really like the UI !
[Sailfish General] skater96:
It's really beautifull !

Enviado desde mi LG-P970 usando Tapatalk 2
[Sailfish General] creowano:
AW: Jolla Sailfish OS

Looks amazing :thumbup:
[Sailfish General] sfiet_konstantin:
BTW, a demo of the Sailfish SDK

https://vimeo.com/60547343
[Sailfish General] eugenerudenko:
Here's my review of new Sailfish OS: http://www.technologyblogged.com/mobile-phones/sailfish-os-a-new-player-in-the-mobile-os-market
[Sailfish General] Khertan:
Python / PySide / Qt (that also possible on droid, and iOS)

(a test port of one of my apps for n9 on sailfish sdk : youtube:watch?v=M7_L2w-92OY (sorry can't post link ... new account)