yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] pspfreak1:
Still doing that... like I said i have completly reflashed, and it still does this.

Video: youtube (dot) com (slash) watch?v=R-rLmTxNpY4
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] augiem94:
I may be wrong but everything is worth a try...is the time set right? I believe i had a similar problem and my time had been off and fixing thay fixed it
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] pspfreak1:
Yes, the time is set correctly. Checked with ClockSync
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] augiem94:
Very nice choice, great app that is. I would suggest replacing your market apk with one of these

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1650116

Dont know how much help it would be but worth a shot:)
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] pspfreak1:
Funny thing is ive tryed that app before
[Samsung Galaxy Player 4.0, 5.0] pspfreak1:
Any help?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RakeshRaja:
Hi friends

I am a web host and designer. I often get some important emails and I need to reply very fast. I use exchange email.

Is there any app or setting/hack so all email alerts display as popup too and if possible it will let me configure to set a from address or subject?

Regards

Sent from Samsung Galaxy Note 2 using Tapatalk 2
[Nexus 10 General] blackhand1001:
Anyone else notice that touch input seems to be very delayed on this. Like it you swipe it doesn't keep up with your finger nearly as well as my galaxy nexus or nexus 7 does. Not refering the choppiness, refering the this input lag the nexus 10 has. It very frustrating and its really bad.
[Nexus 10 General] digitalrelic:
Absolutely zero finger lag here. Is the only issue when you're browsing the web and trying to scroll? Chrome and Dolphin had some pretty major 'finger lag' for me. Ocean has none. Absolutely zero. If you're only experiencing this lag in web browsing, try Ocean ;)!
[Nexus 10 General] Punchatron:
Only response lag I see is when browsing in Dolphin. Only issue I have with the browser at this point. Rendering and loading are still very fast. Fastest I've seen on Android.
[Nexus 10 General] Stylus_XL:
There's definitely input lag on my Nexus 10 too. It scrolls smoothly (mostly) but the screen doesn't keep up your finger when you scroll quickly. Scrolling doesn't feel as snappy and immediate as it does on my S3. I've watched a couple of video reviews where this has been commented on, and it's particularly noticeable when compared with an iPad. Its not bad enough for me to want to send the device back, but it's there.
[Nexus 10 General] jonstrong:
No noticeable lag on mine.
[Nexus 10 General] skibadee:
Are you running the stock launcher or nova/apex etc? I found anything other than stock gave homescreen lag
[Nexus 10 General] espionage724:
No lag here either; may want to try a multi-touch tester and test for latency with that.
[Nexus 10 General] blackhand1001:
Stock and trebuchet both of which run fine. It happens in the browser and settings menu as well. Its smooth. Its just an input lag.
[Nexus 10 General] utp:
Try run and test it without a screen protector, some of these so call "screen protector" really degrade the user experience of devices.
[Nexus 10 General] beerope:
Huge amount if finger lag is experienced with many PDF reading apps when I try to read mags. Adobe reader, ezpdf, moon reader...all lag, just to name a few.
[Nexus 10 General] Funkym0nkey:
THe chrome lags, it lags on every device out there and needs a lot of work. There is no input lag anywhere else for me on this device.
[Nexus 10 General] blackhand1001:
I have it in the aosp browser as well and the home screens. Its smooth. Its just the input is delayed.
[Nexus 10 General] blackhand1001:
This is a real problem. Its literally like a half second behind sometimes.
[Nexus 10 General] cloney:
I tested this through Chrome - Dolphin and Ocean with the new Google News tablet website.

Chrome - Lagged tremendously on the news.google.com site to the point there are 2 second freezes before moving. Works fine on Reddit.com and XDA (noticeable at slightly at times)

Dolphin - Significantly less lag but still noticeable at times. No lag on any other website

Ocean - I could not get the tablet version of news.google.com to work, any idea how? It's got Android set up as its client so it definitely sees it as mobile... No lag on any other website.

The new Google News website is pretty awesome.
[Nexus 10 General] Jack Barrett:
There is input lag on nexus 7 aosp browser. I click on something in google and it doesnt work until i double tap to zoom in then zoom out and text kinda reflows and then allows me to click on the links. Version 4.2.1
[Nexus 10 General] blackhand1001:
What I mean by lag in this thread is the finger input itself is delayed. Scroll and watch how it trails behind your finger by so much. Its always like a .25 to .5 seconds behind.
[Nexus 10 General] YouGotRioted:
I feel particularly sensitive to input lag. Ever since I switched from my iPhone 4S I can't seem to ignore it.

I have both a Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 and input lag seems about the same on both of them to me. Not everyone seems to notice it when I show them though but it's definitely a jarring experience for me every now and then.

I feel as if it's like FPS gaming input delay. When there's minimal delay, it feels like the game is just an extension of your body. If there's a decent delay it makes usage a bit annoying sometimes. Totally usable, awesome features but just wish they'd have a look into this problem with project butter.
[Nexus 10 General] blackhand1001:
I actually think this is one aspect that got worse with project butter. Specifically the smoothing of finger input applied. Before it used to use the raw finger input. Now it adds steps in between two points and that causes some of the delay.
[Nexus 10 General] uncol:
I am experiencing a similar issue with my nexus 10, there is a 1/2 second touch response delay. So it is almost impossible to play any game such as pinball. I have tried many difference apps, so it wasn't app's issue.

For some reason the touch keyboard work perfect fine!

I just requested a replacement from google. Hopefully it is just isolated issue.
[Nexus 10 General] dpob25:
possible fix

I had the same problem and i figured out that the problem started when i turned on magnification in the developer section of the settings. i turned it off and the home screen and apps are lag free once again. hope this helps (though probably a little late).
[Nexus 10 General] Fidelator:
Same here guys, it happens in all apps, it gets particularly annoying when trying to pinch to zoom.
[Nexus 10 General] bee55:
Mind linking some of those reviews? Just because I don't really know what to look for. I've compared homescreen scrolling to my S3 and both were similarly smooth and I didn't see a difference in response speed either. What I noticed is that because of the larger surface of the N10 I was able to drag my finger faster than on the S3 and while shaking my finger around, the gap between my finger and the touch point was larger than on the S3. This, however, was only caused by me being able to swipe faster..
[Nexus 10 General] leviwhite9:
As someone else commented I seemed to have lag only when magnification is turned on.
[Nexus 10 General] uncol:
Thanks a lot, this works. And the magnification feature is kind of useless anyway.
[Nexus 10 General] EvoYas:
Havent had that issue and i have a screen protector on it as well.
[Nexus 10 General] Scared27:
I turned off magnification and my lag is gone! Good call.
[Nexus 10 General] Andrewtst:
No noticeable finger lag for my unit, either running stock or current CM 10.1 with Nova Launcher prime.
[Nexus 10 General] ericman77:
I've also just started experiencing some lag. Didn't always use to be like this just started a few days ago.

Its bad with NES emulator and buttons actually stick on GTA.

like when you hit the gas and take your finger off it stays pressed.
[Nexus 10 General] avdaga:
I was reading about it some time ago.... yup found it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2040698

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36855724&postcount=20
[Nexus 10 General] Tomatoes8:
Eh?! That isn't what I would call lag. Lol what is the benefit of having the screen stick to your touch point? The Android 4.2 way is better than the iPhone way. This way I can go top to bottom of a page or vice versa with two or three quick swipes. If it was locked in on the touch point you would have to swipe, lift your finger, swipe, lift your finger, repeat to get from top to bottom. I know Apple incorporated a short cut for bottom to top scrolling but it is incorporated very poorly.

PS. That isn't lag BTW, that is just the page scrolling faster or slower than your finger. It registers your swipes instantly but just doesn't stick to your finger. That isn't called lag. Lol

You can easily test this by taking one swipe and letting go, it will scroll instantly every time.
[Nexus 10 General] hoola20055:
I want to personally thank you very very much. Turning that of has made every game I could not play work flawlessly now. I have no button touch delay now! I was on the verge of selling my n7. I can't tell you how happy and grateful I am! Thank you thank you thank you!

Thanks again.

Jamie
[Nexus 10 General] ericman77:
I'm assuming you guys are on rooted Roms I don't see any developer settings.
[Nexus 10 General] dalingrin:
What he described is input lag and it is an issue for all Android devices I've used so far. Part of the Jelly Bean update was an attempt to reduce input lag but it is still evident. Note that I'm not talking about the frames per second, I'm talking about a lag/delay between the touch screen controller and the OS responding.

Spend any length of time with an iPad and you'll notice a difference. You may not be conscious of it being partly a difference in input lag but you will at least "feel" a difference.
[Nexus 10 General] filthygoat223996:
You don't have to be rooted

Go to the settings menu, and scroll down to "About tablet" Tap it.

Scroll down to the bottom again, where you see "Build number." (Your build number may vary from mine here.)

Tap it seven (7) times. After the third tap, you'll see a playful dialog that says you're four taps away from being a developer. (If only it were that simple, eh?) Keep on tapping, and *poof*, you've got the developer settings back.
[Nexus 10 General] ericman77:
That's amazing! Never heard such a thing :) don't get to read up much on this stuff like I use to with a 9 month old n all :) thanks
[Nexus 10 General] Tomatoes8:
I have owned a iPhone 4s and iPad 3 for 6 months and my Nexus 4 and Nexus 10 respond instantly. If there was true input lag the keyboard wouldn't show the letters instantly or the pages wouldn't move right when I swipe up or down. Just because Apple handles kinectic scrolling differently doesn't mean one lags and the other doesn't.

Apple makes the UI hump your finger(s) like twins that are connected by birth but Android doesn't. With Android a swipe starts the motion instantly but it just doesn't shadow your finger. That isn't input lag.
[Nexus 10 General] dalingrin:
I realize my post might sound like I'm an iFan or I have iEnvy but I can assure you there is a good bit of latency in touch input on Android. There is a fair amount of latency introduced at each step, the touch controller, then the kernel, then the Android userspace. Google took steps to try to minimize the latency in the Android user space in Jelly Bean but there is still latency introduced elsewhere. On iOS devices they remove most of the controller and kernel bits and use a realtime process in userspace so there is only one stage to introduce latency.

NVIDIA wanted to use a similar strategy starting with Tegra 3 that removes the controller. However, so far I haven't seen any devices shipping in this configuration.
[Nexus 10 General] Tomatoes8:
I don't see it. When I press a letter on the keyboard, the letter appears instantly. When I press an icon the app opens instantly. If it's there, its not noticeable to me.

I have a wp8 phone too. Does that have touch latency too? Seems exactly the same as Android and when I was using IOS.
[Nexus 10 General] dalingrin:
I'm not sure about Windows phone, I haven't used it and I'm not familiar with the architecture.

I'm glad you don't notice the latency but it is real. It is obviously not a deal breaker but it important enough for Google to devote precious man hours on it during the Jelly Bean development cycle and for NVIDIA to develop and promote its own lower level changes to fix it.
[Nexus 10 General] Tomatoes8:
Any link to these articles? Sounds like a good read. I am still not convinced that this is anything other than Apple marketing but I'll judge myself after reading the articles. Google doesn't turn up anything.
[Nexus 10 General] dalingrin:
Sorry I don't know any articles that discuss it. Most of my info comes from first hand experience helping write a touchscreen driver for the HP TouchPad on Android and such. You can look at the Android 4.1 release notes and also search for NVIDIA direct touch.

A rather simple way to see the input lag is to turn on "show touches" in the developer settings and swipe around. If there was no touch latency then you should never see the white dot. On most of my devices I'd guess the latency is between 150-300ms with the HP TouchPad being the worst.
[Nexus 10 General] Tomatoes8:
What I get from the Nvidia direct touch marketing is that it improves touch in general compared to most tablets which could include the iPad for all we know. Where does it say it improves touch on everything but IOS is still more responsive? I don't know, sounds like weak marketing spiel to me and people just like to incorrectly fill in the gaps that are not explained.

I haven't used any tegra 3 devices that had nicer touch.
[Nexus 10 General] LocutusEstBorg:
There is no existing Android device which does not have input lag. They all take 100ms or more to detect that your finger has touched the screen. This makes it useless for typing fast and playing games like Canabalt. When dialing a number in the Phone app on my SGS2, the numbers lag behind by almost 2 digits.

I have used the HTC One X which has a Tegra 3 and the input is WAY faster than my SGS2. However it's still not even close to the iPhone.
[Nexus 10 General] dalingrin:
lol, you expect nVIDIA marketing to say, "Our product improves touch response but isn't as good as Apple's"? At this point I'm starting to wonder if you are just fishing for anything to argue about. Besides, I never said Direct Touch would be worse than Apple's implementation. Direct Touch would take steps to be at least near parity with iOS devices.

As I already said, AFAIK no current Tegra 3 devices use direct touch. I at least know that none of the Tegra 3 devices I've owned(Transformer line) use direct touch.

I've defined where in the Android/Linux architecture latency can exist and how Apple's micro-kernel and real time userspace process eliminates these sources of latency compared to Android. I've shown multiple companies devote resources to try fix the touch response on Android/Linux devices and you're still not convinced there is any latency to begin with...You should win the award for Most Stubborn XDA User. :p
[Nexus 10 General] KimCheeZZ:
I wouldn't argue with dalingrin...
[Nexus 10 General] jefflikesbagels:
When I turn on show touches in dev options, the white dot follows my finger about 3/4" behind where my finger is actually pointing. Is this about normal for everyone else? My S3 is a hell of a lot more responsive than my N10.
[Nexus 10 General] changeofseasons:
My phone with cm7 has way less input lag than my nexus 10. In dev tools, my finger is never more than .5 of a centimeter away from my finger. Yet the nexus is about an inch away. I would think it would be backwards since my phone runs at around 20 fps during this and the 10 looks to be around 60. They seem to react the same when putting my finger down and taking it off, but when i slide it around it lags behind.

The only explanation I can come up with is that Google added input smoothing to jelly bean because I do not see this in gingerbread or ics.
[Nexus 10 General] os2baba:
I don't see any Magnification setting

Where is the magnification setting on the Nexus 10 developer options? I see "magnification gestures" in Accessibility. But I don't see any magnification in Developer Options. I'm using stock 4.2.3.
[Nexus 10 General] Scared27:
I believe it's in accessibility options.
[Nexus 10 General] filthygoat223996:
My optimus g has no finger lag, similar to my friend's iPhone 5 whereas my nexus 4 seems to have quite a bit of delay, the lgog and n4 are both very similar. Aosp needs to optimise!

Sent from my LG Optimus G
[Nexus 10 General] LocutusEstBorg:
I just used someone's brand new Optimus Pro G (or whatever moronic random name they've given it so that customers still have ZERO mindshare of it unlike a simple logical name like Galaxy S 4 or iPhone 5).

This is the most powerful phone in the world and it stutters and lags like my Galaxy S II. The only part of the phone which is smooth is the bubble effect on the lockscreen. The scrolling in the home screen is also smooth most of the time but it stutters frequently. The rest of the phone is just LAG STUTTER LAG STUTTER LAG STUTTER STUTTER! This piece of garbage costs 45000 bucks in India.

I also used a Lumia 520 side by side. This phone is butter smooth even though it looks like it's capped at 30 fps. However it doesn't stutter AT ALL. Even in the browser pinch to zoom and scrolling is uber smooth. It costs 8000 bucks.

45000 buck Android phone with the most powerful hardware in the world, utterly curbstomped by an 8000 buck entry level WP8 device. Can you even imagine what a piece of garbage an 8000 buck Android phone would be like?
[Nexus 10 General] Phantom Pain:
Exactly what i experienced!
[Nexus 10 General] wejgomi:
New update JWR66Y introduces a new touchscreen driver and almost eliminates lag if not fully.

Check it out, I felt the difference instantly when browsing and reading books.

Wejgomi
[Nexus 10 General] filthygoat223996:
Can someone confirm?

Sent from my neXXus 10
[Nexus 10 General] wejgomi:
Can't you by using it ?
[Nexus 10 General] pboesboes:
I can't find anything about this, got a source for this info?
[Nexus 10 General] Captpt:
I can't confirm this BUT coming from a Transformer T700 which I had to unlock and root because lag was so bad and even with best custom ROMs here lagged something fierce, so much so I finally got rid of it and bought this Nexus 10 and the difference is night and day, this N10 is practically instantaneous compared to my of rooted TF700 and I'm still running my N10 stock!!! I am running JWR66Y...
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] supergokougt:
I am using an HTC incredible 2 and the voice-mails are not showing up in the notifications area. In the phone settings there is a button to clear the notifications. To me this means they are going to the phone but not displaying. Anyone know the fix?

The phone is rooted running the [July 26] [Sense 3.5] Energy™ -.¸¸.·´¯ Sense 3.5 / Smooth / Themed rom.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gammarik:
Hi all!

I have recently brought an 16GB External SD card for my SGSII, to store my Titanium Backups. I found the external_sd folder in the internal sd card, and thought that it was the External SD card, so i placed all my backups there. But just recently it seems like i have run out of space on the phone, so i can't update some of my apps. I started deleting a lot of photos and videos from my phone and cleared 2.5GB, but i still can't update some of my apps. I began looking through my folders, and noticed that i also have an External SD card partition on my phone. The same one i see when the phone is connected to the pc. In it i can see a Clockwork Recovery folder containing my ROM backups. So i began wondering if the external_sd folder is actually located on the phone and not in the External SD card. Can anyone confirm this?

Also, when i open the Storage (i think that's what it's called) section in the settings on CM10, and noticed that i have 2 Internal Storage sections, one of them has only App data, and the other has photos, apps, music etc. and a SD Card section, with 6.64GB storage left. Does anyone know why is there is 2 Internal Storage sections?

Thank you in advance!

/gammarik
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Anderson:
As far as I know the "external_sd" is your removable external SD card. For some inexplicable reason it mounts as a sub-directory from the internal SD card, but it is definitely your removable external SD card.

I have a feeling that Jellybean brings a change and the external SD card mounts in a different way to ICS. I had only a brief experience of this when I played with the leaked ROM but I have reverted to ICS because of battery drain problems.

Your internal memory is partitioned with about 500MB for the system ROM, and 2GB reserved for app installations. Once this fills to around 85-90% you'll begin hitting problems with insufficient storage space errors. If you move apps to SD then this will make use of the data partition of your internal memory (about 12GB available to user on a 16GB device).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hayth:
I'm running JB (Rootbox 3.2). I set the target path as /extSdCard/Titanium Backup in Preferences for it to work.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gammarik:
So i should move my apps from the App reserved partition to the main storage partition? Or the external SD card? And how do i do that? Sorry for noob questions, i am not too much into how Android works ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr Anderson:
I don't think you can move apps to external SD card.

Go to settings -> applications and you'll see your apps listed with information about their size. Select one, and you should see a button "Move to SD card". If this is greyed out then the app doesn't support operation from the SD card, but for many you can press the button and it will move the app for you.

The interface in settings isn't the best - I use ZDBox which is a free utility tool available from the Play Store with several useful functions, including an improved "App to SD" UI which makes it easier to see what is going on.

Be careful with widget apps and others that interact with OS functionality as these often don't play happy if moved to SD card.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ayman16:
in your internal memory there is a folder call externel_sd ok leave it coz you still in your internal memory and go search your external sd card memory it named extSdCard or emmc
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Immortalis:
1st internal is /data, 2nd internal is /storage/sdcard0 (your internal 11GB memory).
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] dylanear:
So I have a T-Mo G S3 I purchased unlocked and have been using on Moblicity in Canada with no troubles. I manually checked for updates and got the JB OTA last week. Not sure when, but probably with that update wifi tether has stopped working. If I touch the option it just jumps back to "off", no error or explanation. This is on Moblicity. Moblicity says they have done nothing to disable it, but they won't give me any support to get it working either. I'd understand T-Mo removing this option on their network if they no longer have plans that support it, but disabling it entirely???!!! WTF??!

So, now I wonder. Any chance simply rooting and finding an simple hack will work? Or am I looking at alternative ROMs? The stock hotspot was always flakey, so perhaps an alternative hack/utility will be better anyway.

And if I'm looking to go to a custom ROM, which ones will give me all or most of the factory functionality? This is my daily driver and I need it work 100%. Are any other CM10/JB ROMs fully working? Or will I have to go back to a CM9/ICS ROM to get a stable and fully functional experience. Or perhaps I'd be better off with a Samsung based ROM?? I've done some reading, but I'm completely new to the ROMs for this phone and there are many, so any advice is appreciated.

Tethering would have to fail just as I got a new tablet. :(