yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ciphercodes:
I brought the OEM headphones from amazon for about $8 but they do not look original.:(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] achusaysblessyou:
Meh, they're all of questionable quality anyways, might as well buy a respected $10 headset.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] KillaHurtz:
BS. Those are all OEM. The first usb cable and cube is from the last gen of galaxy devices (galaxy sII, original Note) The headphones are from the current generation of galaxy devices as is the last charger. I have had nothing but good experiences with eBay items, it's really on the consumer having a keen eye for spotting fakes.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] achusaysblessyou:
I was referring to the quality of OEM earbuds... hence the quote, and by extension, all OEM accessories (that come in the box) are all fairly bad, they may look nicer, but they're not meant as standalone products and it shows in the quality.

Especially earbuds... those, you should look into getting some aftermarket ones...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] winlinmac001:
can someone post a ebay link to the original oem charger that comes with the note 2. I can't seem to find it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] JoJo2211:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/33083376012...eName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

That's the one you need. Authentic samsung made charger for the Note II. Oh and its 2A.:cowboy:
[General Questions and Answers] rajat_delhi:
Hi,

First thanks to Joosh3 for Ultimate N7000 XXLSC JellyBean 4.1.2 v5.1.

I installed this ROM yesterday and have no issues till now.

I need to know if I can get the KIES to work as I need to restore the data from it.

Also, what is the safest method to go back to stock kernel and stock ROM if there is a need to reclaim the warranty as my phone is only a month old. I am new to ROM/kernel flashing and would appreciate if I can get clear and simple instructions.

Thanks.
[General Questions and Answers] rajat_delhi:
Can some one help me on this?

Also fb information ticker is not working.
[General Questions and Answers] manticristo:
if i'm not mistaken, this ROM is ROOTED..and KIES will not detect any leaked/custom/rooted ROM...but there's possibility,depends on the dev itself because they can could make things work...and about stock ROM and stock kernel, u may want to check sammobile.com..download your original firmware from there and flash it via odin..thats all that i can help cz im a newbie hehehe.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kevinrocksman:
Here ya go V6, check the change-log for info

V7.1 Aroma Boot Ani Flasher | V7.1 Aroma Boot Ani Flasher Torrent

(Nov 25 2012)

CHANGELOG

let me know what you think of the layout and everything so far
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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] xxxxmarkxxx:
Nice! Ty
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] mattguyver:
Awesome! Thanks! :D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Link.:
I couldn't seem to connect to the tracker and the normal download link is for V5. I found V6 via a simple URL change. :P [Click!]
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] lostnuke:
Do you have video or jpeg of said animations? For visual representation.

/sent from my Gnote2 using tapacrap\
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] sbcdave:
You can unzip the files and look at the images that each animation is composed from. There are about 20 boot animations to choose from in this zip.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] techgov8:
Works perfect. Put the android pissin on the apple

Tap'n
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] WyoSi:
Sorry this is going to be a noob question

Do I just flash this zip in TWRP?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kevinrocksman:
Yes but to do it you have to be standing on 1 leg and itching your head while flashing it to make it work
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kevinrocksman:
Eventually. I was hoping in the next version.... which I just notice I didn't update this thread with v7...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kevinrocksman:
Version 7.1 out
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] WyoSi:
Thanks, but I guess I'll have to wait for the food induced muscle atrophy to wear of then!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kevinrocksman:
lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Bill Idol:
Awsome bro, right on!!!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] WyoSi:
Got past the atrophy. Installed this in TWRP and all I can say is WOW! I had no idea you could run 'apps' like that in recovery. I'm beyond impressed!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kevinrocksman:
Atrophy? Thanks appreciate it. Really put a lot of work into it
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dricacho:
So I flashed AromaAniInstallerV7.1 in recovery then rebooted. No changes, no additional feature in TWRP. I don't see anything that will let me change the boot ani. What do I do next?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] kevinrocksman:
Which animation did u flash and what rom do u have?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] dricacho:
I'm running JB build 7. I just flashed that one zip file. I'm not really sure what to do, didn't quite understand the instruction for the aroma installer.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] jnuts5423:
Well if your like me, I opted for the perseus kernel which does not support custom boot animations but does support overclocking. I just might have to revert kernels and give this a go...
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] mynewcentury:
So whats the best settings for a lag free but still battery saving?
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ramnex:
There are no best settings as such, you can attempt a scalable undervolted processor via governor. You alone can decide the balance of power saving vs processing muscle. It depends solely on your needs

Sent from my GT-I9100

If I helped you, please hit the thanks button!
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] k_taresh:
use governor smartassV2 or interactive (smartassV2 is even more better than interactive) and

u can also keep cpu max freq at 800 Mhz it saves battery and at 800 mhz our devices also dnt lag..
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nyvang101:
how do you install a new Modem. when i try to flash it with CWM. it say installation aborted. and im 100 % positive the modem i downloaded are correct one and is working the file is not corrupted.

Can i just unzip the Modem file and then take the Modem.bin and flash it using the Modem flash option in MOBIL odin ?

Any help will be apriciated.

thanks in advanced
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nyvang101:
pls help
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] colman1982:
To flash with mobile odin you need tar files.

Try another modem to see if it working.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nyvang101:
it worked. but it still did not solve my problem. wich is everything on the phone works just they way it shuld. the only thing i cant do is send SMS

for some strange reson. any help on this. or do i have to contact my phone company ?
[LG Revolution] Silicon Knight:
So my phone is pretty ****ed up, and if I can't fix it I am just gonna have to break it physically and take advantage of the insurance I got on this phone.

My question is, since the LG REVO is pretty old now a days, and they don't even sell it at verizon anymore, at least not online or at any of the stores in my area, and the lady I talked to on the phone from verizon said they don't sell em anymore. But what I was wondering and didn't ask her, was if my phone breaks and I claim the insurance for a replacement phone, and since they don't have my phone anymore, what will they do? Will they go backwards and give me a ****tier phone or will they be cool and give me the next step up. Either way I assume it will be a refurbished phone but I was just curious what kind of phone they might give me.

Any thoughts?
[LG Revolution] meabrams:
If your phone is messed up and your still under contract they may still send you a replacement at no cost to you... So call them first to try to warranty it out instead of paying for the insurance replacement.... But that's my thoughts on it.... Either way they probably going to send you another Revo
[LG Revolution] The Kraken!:
Yeah, most likely it'll be a refurb Revo, though you might be able to say, "look, I had trouble with it before it physically broke, can I get something else?" And they might say yes. Some have gotten Razrs that way,one got a Droid 4, someone even got a Gnex. More likely they'll offer something like a Spectrum. I'd be stunned if they tried to give you something inferior to the Revo.
[LG Revolution] Danzdroid:
"Inferior to a Revo"? You mean like a 5" chunk of 2x4 with icons and buttons drawn on it with a Sharpie?
[LG Revolution] The Kraken!:
In all seriousness, while my time with the revo wasn't bad, it'd be hard for them to come up with an inferior replacement now that phones have come so far. I mean they'd have to go back to something that doesn't have 4g for one thing...not gonna happen.
[LG Revolution] cowrecked:
That made my day. I'm counting the minutes until I can get a new phone.
[General Questions and Answers] nb_alexiev:
Hi guys,

I have a DHD running JellyTime R29. I've been extremely happy with the ROM. Unfortunately my Exchange active sync suddenly decided to force storage encryption. I tried to encrypt the phone but it seems that that the process never starts. When I start the encryption process a Green Android with gears appears and it stays like this forever... No text or counter. If I press the home button, the phone is fully operational, but never gets encrypted.

I really miss my exchange account on the phone and it's actually really nice to have the encryption working.

P.S. I tried posting the question in the JellyTime thread but since I'm new to the forum, I can't post there. Any help, ideas or requests for additional info/logs are welcome.

-Cheers
[General Questions and Answers] DoLetMeBe:
Same here. left it running whole night, but still didnt work.
[HTC One X] D3VICE:
It seems that every new JB ROM I try the keyboard gets more slower, it doesn't keep up at all.

Even Swiftkey is slow and unresponsive, I've tried AR-HD, Renovate, Maximus and OrDroid and some AOSP ROMS but I'd rathe stay on Sense.

Does anyone know how to fix this keyboard lag? I've cleared keyboard data+cache multiple times, disabled all auto-correction, sound and haptic and still, laggy and slow.
[HTC One X] coolplay7:
Same Here...ordroid based Rom hboot 1.31...maybe updating to 1.36 might help?
[HTC One X] D3VICE:
Nope, I'm on 1.36 so it can't be the hboot.
[HTC One X] omerkhan90:
Try touchpal?
[HTC One X] poisonwell:
On 1.36 here too ARHD 17.1.. everything else shows to be working flawlessly :eek:

Lets see what happens after rom cleaner :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noraizrox:
The notification led is not working on my galaxy s3 after i updated it to jellybean.

Please help.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 74M3NUMB3RS:
title said it all...

or..is there any screenrecording app that is working for GTAB 2 7.0?

ScreenCast is not working..

U..Y U NO PRESS THAT THANKS BUTTON IF I HELPED U >.<
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lucaviend:
hi all...:highfive:

lets to the point...i flashed JB ROM SevenBean~ great ROM...but i have one problem

the walkman player cant edit music info n the visualizer always FC ~ anyone knows this??

thx :D
[XPERIA X8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Admiral General Aladeen:
It's a bug whit the Walkman player.
[Nexus 4 General] mjpado:
Since Google added Google Now to the line up Jelly Bean 4.1, I was trying to see what oddities you could ask and get answers to.

A surprising one I found is Google Now knows the weight of an eight ball! I was giving Google Now some computations of weight ratios and on a whim I asked it, "How many grams in an eight ball?", to my surprise I received a voice answer of "3.5". If anyone else has any interesting responces from Google Now please post here. Thanks.
[Nexus 4 General] jacklebott:
Nothing to do with the N4
[Nexus 4 General] eagleeyetom:
^ This.

Thread closed.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] winlinmac001:
I appreciate the kind of innovation Samsung instilled into their latest flagship, Note 2. However, does it stand up to the Oppo Find 5.

Samsung's Note 2 is a phablet whereas Oppo Find 5 is a mobile phone-proper, lol. However, the specifications of the Oppo Find 5 seem to stand out against the Note 2 in benchmarks despite the fact that the 441ppi phone lacks a microSD slot. What do you think?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] JaguarXT:
Oppo Find 5 not released yet. So I am assuming that you are willing to wait.

A 1080 screen WILL demand lots from the device's battery. 2500 mAh is not enough battery juice for me, personally, when it comes to 1080 screen. So I would not go for a 1080 screen until they release one with lots of battery juice (more than Galaxy Note 2 has).

At this point 1080 screen is not as valuable to me as having longer battery life, removable battery, and to be able to add a SD card.

I don't see why manufacturers don't get that longer battery life, removable battery, and to be able to add a SD card are very important features to many customers. I just don't get it.

So for me: Galaxy Note 2 wins this one.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] winlinmac001:
I 101% agree with you :laugh:

Technology is just moving so fast; that the first thing most companies forget is battery life; however, the Note 2 wins in this case

Cheers
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] one80oneday:
GN2 wins in every category IMO unless Oppo is really cheap
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] chillaxnphilx:
It's all about the money!!!!

Its because everything is money driven. With the establishment of the Cloud and online storage they want consumers to start relying on that. Most of those companies give you free space but the services will cost you your data plan and extra costs if you want more storage than they offer for free. Same goes with the batteries. There are so many external charging devices that they want to sell plus the fact that they know a good percentage of the consumer market is lazy and not knowledgeable in the areas of warranty exchanges and etc. This might not be the case for you but I know plenty of people have just conveniently bought a new device rather than get their existing one fixed.

I could go on forever. All in all its all about the money. Whatever will make these major companies more money. lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] JaguarXT:
Ni

Yet most cellular providers want to charge you a premium data service charges to access your stuff on the cloud. [Thank you for T-Mobile Unlimited Nationwide plan for me. But many don't have that option.] Not to mention that accessing your stuff on the cloud is slower than enjoying it on your own device. Also that more space on your device the more apps, including paid apps, you can enjoy on your device. Which means more apps that users would buy and download. That is just on the SD card and larger built in memory issues.

If you build devices that users can't easily take out and swap batteries, then they manufactures can't make much money with extra batteries and chargers for the extra batteries. If you give me the option of swapping batteries, I will happily spend the money on the extra batteries and charger. So that makes no financial sense at all to prevent users from easily swap batteries. This is just on the removable battery issue.

The larger battery capacity the more the user is going to use the device. Which means more options for the user to spend more money on apps, music, videos, services, etc. And the more the users are willing the spend the money on the extra stuff for their devices that the manufactures can make. So this is the best interest for all, including manufactures, to produce larger battery capacity within the devices. This is just on the larger capacity battery issue.

And yes I worked on my Android devices to fix them. But I don't know how this fits here. Unless you are talking about replacing built in batteries.

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] chillaxnphilx:
All ur points are valid. I'm not in disagreement with u. My point simply was everything is money driven. U can look at it any which way but whatever gives them the better profit margin is what they go for. They strategically plan things to incorporate newer trends and technologies such as the cloud and etc. I think theyre going for short term. The harder they make it to fix the phone on your own the more likely the consumer will spend the money on a new phone. I get that oem accessories and batteries will make them money too but how many people actually purchase the oem battery. Everyone goes for like mugen or anker which I don't doubt the big names have a hand in their companies too. All in all its all about the money; them and not the consumer.

Btw did u hear how the ceo of Samsung doesn't even use Samsung products? He uses apple.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] ronni.rasmussen:
Since that specs on papers doesn't always live up to it in real life, but let's say that Oppo did put together this piece of hardware in a proper way, then i can only say you have no clue what you're talking about.

CPU/GPU: Find5 > GN2

Camera: Find5 > GN2

Screen: Find5 > GN2

Sound: Find5 > GN2

Price: Find5 > GN2

So no GN2 doesn't win in every category, the GN2 will however win in some categories which i didn't list, but i see no need to, cause my point is that you have no clue when you claim that GN2 wins in every category. Instead of just claiming things like that, take off the "fanboy" glasses and look at the products with objective eyes, no need to be a cheerleader for your choice of product.

And for those that talk about this phone eating a lot of battery cause of the screen, then of course the screen will eat, but this type of screen eats a lot less than amoled as an example.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Nate Rules:
The funny thing is, Samsung is making all the money. I buy Samsung because they give me everything I want in a phone. Not because I am a fan. I used to like HTC but they lost my business by limiting their devices. I know you are right that they are trying to milk us, thankfully it isn't working. Thank god Samsung has a clue. Also, the Note 2s ppi is more than enough so it is the hands down winner here.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] lowandbehold:
You couldn't be more wrong. The omission of SD cards has absolutely nothing to do with money. Google wants to go away from SD cards because when applications are not stored on them, they can't sync correctly with the operating system, therefore degrading the Android experience.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] sico987:
You are 100% right the find5 beats the GN2 hands down.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] boodies:
Yeah i'd say Oppo Find just straight owns the Note 2 and Note 3 as well...

Seriously, are you comparing some no name brand to the Galaxy Note 2? While I'm glad all these Chinese manufacturers are coming out with new devices, R&D doesn't happen overnight. Samsung literally does close to 10,000 different tests on their devices. Not to mention Samsung is on a league of it's own when it comes to innovations. It'll be very hard for any manufacturer, not just Oppo to deliver a device that surpasses Samsung's in terms of innovation, functionality, practicality, styling and availability.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] satru:
CPU oppofind5=quad 1.5 Gnote2=quad 1.6 :good:

screen oppo=5" :crying: Gnote2=5.5" :good:

Sound ???????????????????????????????? :confused:

Manufacturer OppoFind5=Oppo :crying: GNote2=Samsung :good:

Radio Oppofind5=GSM :crying: Tmobile Gnote2=Gsm and LTE :good:

pendrive Oppofind5=nop :crying: Gnote2= Spen :good:

Battery Oppofind5=2500ma :crying: Gnote2=3500ma :good:

Sales Oppofind5= usa :crying: Gnote2= worldwide :good:

I prefer and have a Note2 :good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Malevolence:
Dat sexy oppo...Makes my N2 look like a troll
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] KillaHurtz:
We are comparing a Lexus to a Kia.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] achusaysblessyou:
I'd propose more of a Range Rover to a Lexus... they're both powerful devices but they have enough significant features that they kinda operate at their own niches.

The note 2 is a phablet and Samsung intends it to be a phablet. It's got many software tricks up its sleeves and has Samsung backing and support and a larger user base. Its got the s pen and all the cool features that come with that.

The oppo find 5 is a large phone, a la Droid DNA, and maxes out all the specs it can, s4 pro, 13 mp camera, best display res currently on market, so on paper it looks awesome, but it's also from a relatively unknown name in the mobile world (oppo did release the finder which was the world's thinnest). Also there's the issue of their software, I'm not sure about how well the phone will operate and how timely you will recieve updates and with no guarantee of a large user base, I'd be wary. However, there's no denial that this is an awesome specced phone for its price (whoever says otherwise is in denial), but the things that make it not an absolute winner are the intangibles, things you cant really put on paper (yes, lack of s pen or multiview you can put on paper, but a 1080p display and s4 pro and the best 13 mp camera sensor might outweigh those features for some).

I'm not sure the reason behind the anger of some people on this thread against the oppo 5... it's simple a phone which I don't see eating away at the note 2's user base and even if it did, it's capitalism, those with a better product or with a product which has better market perceptions will do better. Some people just take these things too personally... maybe secretly they wanted an s4 pro and 1080p screen... well go sell your phone on ebay/craigslist and you should have enoughoney for a find 5 (see how much cheaper it is?)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] EvoYas:
Oppo Find 5 to me is just a big phone without taking advantage of being big. Note 2 is great because of its amazing features, and I love the S pen too much now to ever not have it on a device.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] kabuk1:
HEY NOW. Kias have gotten much nicer. I have a debadged '13 Forte Koup & it gets mistaken for a Lexus all the time :)

I googled the Find 5 & while the specs look good, I don't think I could downgrade to a smaller screen after using the Note & N2. And after having the pen, I'd miss it too much. It all depends on personal preference though, some people will think the F5 is better & that's fine.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] mdt73:
CPU/GPU: Vapoware < GN2

Camera: Vapoware < GN2

Screen: Vapoware < GN2

Sound: Vapoware < GN2

Price: Vapoware < GN2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] Axmedzhan:
Trying to make a choise between these two great devices. Planning to use for a long time. And don't know which one is more optimal, interesting and pleasant in everyday usage. Each of them has its own advantages. Looks like the Note 2 will not become boring soon because of its huge display, S-Pen, etc. But the Oppo is also very nice...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] RonnieRuff:
The large overwhelming majority of users are never going to try and fix a phone.

CARBON NIGHTLIES. | KROZ BROWN Theme | Crack Flasher
[Captivate General] BxingFetus:
I found that like gingerbread, if you tap repeatedly on the firmware version in the about of your phone, a jelly bean pops up, but, if you long press on the jelly bean, many jelly beans appear, and you can even throw them around. Just thought I'd share.

Sent From the Land of Defrag
[Captivate General] laughingT:
yeah, cool.

and if you double tap the cyanogen 10 a few lines below the android version, then tap again, you get a bunch of cyanogen andro-beanies floating around.

Sent from my SGH-I897
[Captivate General] BxingFetus:
Sweet!! Didn't know that one.

Sent From the Land of Defrag
[Captivate General] BWolf56:
Same thing on AOKP, unicorns everywhere! :D lol
[Captivate General] magus_blackomen:
Good catch, gotta love the easter eggs.

Sent from my Holiday using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Captivate General] theoctagon:
I liked ICS's nyan ice cream sandwiches after using the same method.
[Captivate General] grotz497:
Wow I thought this was a joke like trying to touch your elbows behind your back or something haha