yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus 10 General] indianajonze:
simple image wallpaper free

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...RnZWxpbmVhcHBzLnNpbXBsZWltYWdld2FsbHBhcGVyIl0.

extremely lightweight, doesn't clog up the app drawer and works flawlessly. endorsed by me
[Nexus 10 General] waltthizzney:
interfacelift is the greatest wallpaper site in the history of the world, seriously everything is sooooooooooo clear and HD many formats amazing talent and pictures #shedstear
[Nexus 10 General] Stanerefor:
Really amazing pictures. Thanks for sharing.:)

Link: interfacelift.com
[Nexus 10 General] Stylus_XL:
I found this really annoying at first but there's a logic to it. It forces you to pick a wallpaper that fills the screen when you scroll home screens and flip between both landscape and portrait mode, leaving no blank spaces in either. It's restrictive but it makes sense.

Its a shame you can't apply a static home screen without a 3rd party app, though.
[Nexus 10 General] NIK516:
Great wallpaper' great shot perfect. You on 500px?
[Nexus 10 General] italia0101:
Guys try the app "simple image wallpaper free"

Its the best iv come across, for me , picseed still slightly crops the image, but if you use the "simple image wallpaper free" app it doesnt crop at all , and also doesnt have rotation
[Nexus 10 General] MrHat001:
I've got a bunch of homemade wallpapers all in the correct resolution here:

https://plus.google.com/photos/110501313827337150508/albums/5814079324495307569?authkey=CPyHh96L0Io9

There's also a template there to help you with building your own.
[Nexus 10 General] JPW1:
I received a "forbidden" result.
[Nexus 10 General] MrHat001:
I've made the album public now just to be on the safe side.

https://plus.google.com/photos/110501313827337150508/albums/5814079324495307569?authkey=CPyHh96L0Io9
[Nexus 10 General] JPW1:
Very cool wallpapers! Maybe you or one of the other forum members can help me understand something here, but it continues to confuse me. That is, what exact resolution should these images be to ensure we have 1:1 pixel mapping? It has been my experience in home theater at least this can yield some of the best images when working with projectors. I suspect the same would hold true for tablets since there doesn't need to be any interpolation on the tablet. It just displays exactly the image it receives in each pixel.

I noticed on Mr. Hat's images he is using 2048 x 1322. Is that the magic resolution? I would have thought at least 1600 vertically would be a given since the Nexus 10 has a display of 2560 x 1600. I thought we might have some wiggle room with the horizontal resolution since many of the wallpapers are scrollable, but who knows.

Also, I have no idea why, but if I use the Picspeed Wallpaper trick to not allow for cropping AND choose not scrollable the image comes out smaller than the display. This is regardless of the image size. I just see an image that takes up about half of my screen and the rest is black. I'll post a screenshot once I get home and have the N10 in my hands.

If anyone knows of a resolution and process to gain 1:1 pixel mapping, please share.
[Nexus 10 General] MrHat001:
Darn.

It looks like G+ has done something weird to the image size.

Hopefully this should give the right resolution.

This is 3966x2560 and will match exactly the grid that is shown by the gallery app when you pic an image to use as wallpaper.

This allows for the image to be used horizontally or vertically and to scroll across all the homescreens.

And here's some more:
[Galaxy Tab 2 Themes and Apps] SpiritWolf:
I have been using the Kobo reader for my epubs on my Galaxy Tab 2 10.1, and love it's interface and features, it's crisp and works nicely. But I am having problems with the way it stores the ebooks by unpacking them. I am having a devil of a time trying to hide them from the gallery app, every trick i try that i find out about, from simply putting in a .nomedia file to moving the older out of internal memory and back to get it to rescan and nothing has worked so far. I've trued several third party gallery apps, but they either wouldn't ignore the folder or i would have had to exlude each ebook folder (I put my library on there, at 100+ books, that would take ages to hide.

Does anyone have any insight here, or a way to get ics to work properly with the .nomedia files?

cheers

wolf
[HTC One X] hopscotchjunkie:
1) you need to be on a stock ROM to apply the upgrade (it won't work if you're on a custom ICS ROM as it sounds like you are).

2) you need to be on a stock recovery to apply the upgrade (it won't work if you're on cwm/twrp as it sounds like you might be).

There's plenty of "how to return to stock" threads around if either of the above apply.
[HTC One X] Deadoc3:
I have relocked the bootloader and i am returned on stock recovery...

But when i reboot to install update, the phone stuck on fastboot screen, and i see on up "bootloader relocked-security warning"

What is the problem?
[HTC One X] hopscotchjunkie:
The "bootloader relocked security warning" message is normal, it will always show that when the bootloader has been unlocked then locked again. That's nothing to worry about.

You are running a stock ROM yes?
[HTC One S] fallendown:
OK so I have a One S Verified the bootloader was unlocked in bootloader, CWM is installed, verified that the device is in fact rooted using Root Checker.

When I'm in CWM and I wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache, then I wipe dalvik, then format system, data, and boot. When I try to install a ROM it says something about Symlink Error unable to do something I have no clue, anyone know what I should do......
[HTC One S] KACE321:
Use TWRP 2.x - it's much better and probably won't have that error message
[HTC One S] fallendown:
OK I'll try that.......
[HTC One S] fallendown:
ok that did the job but now it's stuck on the CM10 bootscreen and the animation is stuck on the screen, if I hold down the power button to try and reset the softkeys flash.......
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Fastboot boot.img.
[HTC One S] AKToronto:
Yes, with many custom roms you need to also extract the boot.img from the zip file and flash it seperately using fastboot in the bootloader.

In your command prompt you would type fastboot flash boot boot.img <--- assuming you place the boot.img in the same folder as fastboot.

You need to do this especially if you are coming from SENSE base to AOSP (ie CM10). AOSP needs a different kernel.

AKToronto
[HTC One S] fallendown:
Thanks for everyone's help. This is my brother's phone, while I'm used to unlocking HTC devices with Revolutionary, this was my first attempt on a newer device.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] CockyRob:
Has anyone had a problem with a Verizon network extender putting the phone in roaming? I flashed a MIUI rom and it works awesome until i get home. My network extender puts my phone in roaming on Sprint network. I've unplugged the network extender and phone immediately goes back to Verizon. Any help would be appreciated.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] JagXK8:
This happens to me also. Instead of Verizon it will say out of neighborhood. This also happens on CM10 but i get a "R". Solution for me was to flash an older radio. It seemed to do this when i flashed the leaked newer radios.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] CockyRob:
I thought about that. Mine says out of neighborhood in the status bar but in about phone under status it says I'm on Sprint network. I've been on the VBLK modem and RPM. I'll flash back and try that. Thanks.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Stealth111:
What radio did you flash back to. This "R", and lack of signal even when sitting top of my extender, and the general lack of support for Verizon Extenders leaves me frustrated, so I would love to get things back on track. What are you seeing when on the older radio?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Stealth111:
Or....no???

Sent using Tapatalk
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SlimSnoopOS:
What is this supposed to mean? Also, I read a few posts on Rootzwiki somewhere in this thread:

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/34053-mo...shable/page__st__370__p__1043499#entry1043499

and

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/34053-mo...recovery-flashable/page__st__390#entry1049281

...and it seems that flashing the ICS modems removes the "r" when you're on the home extender. So, VRALF2-->VRALHE may not have the "r" logo. Idk what the difference is but only on the JB modems have I seen any of these posts being reported.

Edit: And after looking at my link, its a change that Verizon implemented on the JB builds.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] sirriom:
When I try to install the premium version of Rom Manager i get "youre trying to replace a system app , do you want to continue ?" .

I click yes and then get "App not installed"

Any help or suggestions plz ?

Thanks
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] 424aca:
do you have root access? because that is necessary to change any system app in any case. Super User should pop up if you do have root. If it does not, maybe you accidentally denied it root privileges on first start.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] sirriom:
Yes im sure its rooted and i checked Superuser logs on rom manager.

"created allowed allowed" and its in the allowed list.

Im guessing the installation is failing because its a system app thats in use or something ?

Since its a system app and installed via CM7 i cant even delete it.

It doesnt show in the installed apps list.

Any help is appreciated.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] troy9829:
There is a directory under the /system folder I believe(bin?). Under that directory are a series of apk files and I bet there is still a file there for the rom manager. If you remove that with root explorer or something similar you should be good to go.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] liquidzoo:
/system/app is the folder you're looking for.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] sirriom:
To anyone having a similiar problem this is how I solved it.

-remount system/app dir to RW

-delete offending APK

-remount /data/data to RW

-delete offending dir (in rommanger's case it was com.koushikdutta.rommanger

-reboot

-reinstall.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] heffercow:
Recently my s3 quit receiving text messages. took it to the att store and it started receiving texts so I thought it was good, well i then find out i was only receiving some texts. along with that i was not able to get any mms texts. put my sim into an my brothers iphone mms messages worked. called att, they say it must be a hardware issue and they sent me a new phone since mine was still under warranty.

So what is the best way to "copy" my phone to the new one? I dont want to simply copy my apps i would like to transfer everything, settings numbers, logs, everything I have setup on this phone for the last 6 months. I was thinking about rooting and doing a nandroid (done that before with my g1 and xperia s10). but since im sending it in if they find it rooted that voids the warranty right?

let me know what you guys think, and thanks.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xSpeced:
You could always just reset counter, and flash stock rom which includes removing root.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rl421403:
Yes nandroid. Keep it on external sdcard.

And you will need to install stock firmware and unroot your device. Search on Google for unroot i9300 and you will get a xda forum topic that has video tutorial for how to unroot and reset binary counter as well as device state. You will need to reset all three and u r good to go. ;)

Sent from my Galaxy S3
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rl421403:
Here is the tutorial for unrooting the device and reclaim wrantee.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1710613
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] annie42:
As the question above, do you experience the same thing?

I activated gpu render in 2d and its gone but I dont know why it should be so laggy without gpu render.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saywhatt:
Mine's working smooth..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arsaw:
Is not lagless....but not yet up to "painfully" state :D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GTDarthYoda:
What's the point of flashing a different radio?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] liquidzoo:
Some give a better signal than others, depending on your location. Call quality is also affected by the Radio you have. If you don't have any issues, you likely don't need to flash a new one unless it's just to test it out to see if it's better for you.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GTDarthYoda:
cool what kernel?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2038845
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] stoopendis:
Why Not?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] occupational_hazard:
What rom?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GTDarthYoda:
idk I'm learning >.<

Slim bean
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] liquidzoo:
I'm using King Kangers One, even though it's not being developed anymore. I tried to compile a new version myself, but it failed cryptically and I've not had the time to really sit down and tinker with it. Works well enough for me, and that's what matters in my book.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] GTDarthYoda:
thanks I'll give it a shot.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] FormeriPhoney:
I got the dock in today after I ordered it from the Samsung site with the 50% coupon.

I had the iBolt dock for my S3 and was wondering how this would compare.

First off the build quality is excellent. The Rubber back and holster pieces are an excellent sticky rubber.

Even the suction cup is very soft and sticky. I was able to lock it on to my wood desk so tight it wouldn't pull off.

My only concern is that it wouldn't fit my Note 2 with a case. Not a problem. The Tpu hybrid case I made fits without a problem which makes me think everything with the possible exception of the Otterbox case will be the same

My case:

Big surprise to me at least that it came with the car charger. I don't ever remember it stating that on the website. That alone is worth about $15 online. I paid a total of $25 for the kit, but you can also get it on Amazon for about $33.00

Overall I'm very happy with the purchase. I always like to purchase OeM products for that reason. Hope this helped a few of you.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] tyshemi:
Thanks for the solid review
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] alperin1:
Have you had the opportunity to use it yet? I want to know if it goes into Drive Mode when you put it into the cradle and plug it in.

Thanks,

Alperin1
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] FormeriPhoney:
Yes I used it already. I don't recall it going into car mode
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xjph:
Up until now my voice search results have been spoken in a male voice with a british accent. Suddenly this evening my Nexus 10 has turned into a female american. In addition, and probably more importantly, it has stopped reading back results for some queries. It will still read back the result for "How many teaspoons in 500 liters", but not "how far to alpha centauri", for example, when it always read back both before. I've changed no settings.

What had changed and how can I get my british male voice back for all results?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] indianajonze:
i'm suddenly experiencing similar craziness. it seems like google's servers are borked
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] three west:
Interesting, I wonder if its location dependent.

Mine has always been in the same female voice as on the nexus 7 TV commercial in the states.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xjph:
Ok, the search reading or not reading results seems to be the result of how particular the search is about whether or not it returns on a card or just directs to the google results. Fine, I can live with that.

The loss of the british voice seems like it's possibly related to android issue #8463 - "Language setting ignored in google navigation" (I can't post links yet). People who have languages other than american english selected as their default text-to-speech language are still getting american english in other google apps, and have been for years.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] tidal25w:
I would love to have TWRP running on my p7310. So I would like to ask if there are any devs out there willing to tackle this task. I have looked into do this but I'm no developer and at the very least, I would need some guidance. Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] nqk:
And p7300, too
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] Marlin79:
Second that, it would be great if TWRP was ported to P7310.
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] tidal25w:
Any devs out there that have the expertise?
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] carmobileproject:
+1 !!!!

Thank you
[Galaxy Tab 8.9 General] jd1639:
Have you tired goo manager? Don't know of it supports those devices out not, but it'll put twrp on supported devices.
[HTC Droid DNA] Nobody Important:
Hi all,

I'm currently on a Galaxy Nexus and due for an upgrade on Verizon. I'm reading through the threads comparing the DNA and the Note 2, and I haven't yet made up my mind which I'd prefer. But I'm noticing the trend toward bigger phones, and I totally get it -- a bigger, high resolution display is a nicer experience for anything visual. And I can't help but wonder: Even with a Note 2, will I wish the display was bigger? Might I be better off with a small 4g phone that lives in my pocket and a Nexus 7 to tether to it? The price difference between a Razr M and a Note 2 would more than pay for a Nexus 7, so it's not a completely unreasonable comparison.

I'd value the thoughts of experienced smartphone users on this matter, particularly if you've used several of the devices I've mentioned above.
[HTC Droid DNA] BarryH_GEG:
I can't imagine anything bigger than the N2 being used as a primary phone. You get used to the N2's size, and it actually seems smaller the more you use it, but you still can't do a lot of things one-handed. What you said about extra screen real estate is true; it makes everything you do better. Consuming content, texting and e-mailing, web browsing, and navigating menus and making selections. But it's big and heavier than traditional high-end phones. I have a 3G 10.1" tablet and when a had a One X I used the tablet 90% of the time for anything content related because of the size difference between their displays. With the N2 it's about 35/65%. 7" or 10.1" is still better for content than 5.5". A two-device solution could be a DNA or 4.7/4.8" phone and a 7" or 10" tablet. I can't imagine replacing a tablet with the N2 even though it's better at a lot of things than a phone with a more traditional display size.
[HTC Droid DNA] milan03:
Oh, here we go again...

---------- Post added at 08:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:36 PM ----------

What kind of things can you do one-handed on Note 2?
[HTC Droid DNA] earthrocker:
what i don't get is why there's so many note 2 proponents in the DNA section...
[HTC Droid DNA] MustafaHadaKing:
this thread is as useless as my nipples

because. there aren't already like 3 of these threads already
[HTC Droid DNA] andybones:
When I first ordered the DNA, I had plans to use it as "my tablet" but since getting it on Monday I absolutely love it, coming from a 4' screen, I was a bit scared of the overwhelming 5' screen. but I plan to keep the inc4 as my music player, DNA as daily, and getting the Nexus 7 for tablet for xmas.

I suggest trying the phone out you will love it!

The build quality is like none other, there's a few kinks with the custom recoveries, but i'll get sorted out soon.

S-OFF is also in the works, this phone is a powerhouse!
[HTC Droid DNA] BarryH_GEG:
Quite a bit if you set it up right. If you put all the apps you use most in the lower 1/3 of a home screen you can reach them all pretty easily if you have decent size hands. So I can open and select e-mails to read, same thing for MMS and contacts. I can also open and read my calendar. You can't dial a number or reply to an e-mail or MMS one handed without using S Voice; at least without worrying about dropping the phone. I can call anyone in my contact list one handed because it's easy to open and scroll (vs. typing the number in) with one hand. Palming the device and using your thumb you can reach about 1/3 of the way in at the very top of display and fully across the bottom 1/3. One really positive thing about the size is it's easier to use when you're in motion like in a rental car van, subway, or any place else where you're bounced around by movement. A bigger target's much easier to hit (with one or both hands). Necessity is the mother of invention. ;)

I know you’re not a fan of the N2’s size and don't even consider it a phone but I wish you could try one for a couple of days. To your point (and I totally agree), there are quite a few things you have to learn to do differently but once you’re used to it it’s not really that bad. And like OP said there’s a lot of upside to having more screen real estate to work with.

I also have one of these which makes it tons easier to do stuff without becoming “one of those people” that look all too self-important wearing a BT headset 24/7. Although you get more attention talking to a pen then you do holding a giant slab of plastic (the N2) against your face.

---------- Post added at 06:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:27 PM ----------

It's 2/10 of an inch bigger than the SGS3's and 3/10" of an inch bigger than the One X's.
[HTC Droid DNA] rfarrah:
It all comes down to personal preference. For my son, it's the Note 2. For me, with YEARS upon years of experience ( ;) ) it's the DNA - no brainer.

As always, YMMV.

And I think my son is secretly jealous. :D
[HTC Droid DNA] mcphail2k:
I have a GN2 and really like it. I'd probably really like a DNA if I had one.

They both bring a feature that I consider extremely important - the large screen size is easier on my poor eyesight. I'll never go back to a small phone, and I don't necessarily think the GN2 is at the upper limit for size. When a bigger phone comes out I'm going to try it out and see :D

You should experiment with both until you find a reason to like one more than the other, and decide for yourself. IMO they're both fantastic, industry-leading phones, and they both have their fine points. My phone is the right fit for me, but you can only find out for yourself. If you take an honest approach to evaluating phones you might be surprised at what you end up thinking are the most important features.

Good luck in your search!
[HTC Droid DNA] Nobody Important:
Thanks to all of you for your thoughtful responses. I'm particularly interested, though, in users who have tried the two-device strategy (my 'secret third option' in the OP). Is this viable? If I had both a DNA and a Nexus 7, would I find myself leaving the N7 at home since the display and power of the DNA are plenty, or will I be grabbing the N7 constantly since the extra display real estate is so nice? It's so hard to tell how you'll use a gadget until you're actually using it...
[HTC Droid DNA] andybones:
yea, but I', coming from a 4' LTE phone..

also, the 3/10' does make a bit of a diff, the one X I can hold in my hand much better than the DNA
[HTC Droid DNA] Cookie Ninja:
DNA's a VZW phone. Can't be used outside the US (+ It's CDMA technology, just as bad as being a republican, I guess); note2 is good, but I'll go for the HTC butterfly, pre-ordered for Christmas!

To the forum admins... Are you planning on creating a HTC butterfly section, or do we have to wait till you guys get your developer handsets?

Dead cookies leave no trails...
[HTC Droid DNA] milan03:
HTC Droid DNA is GSM Unlocked smartphone out of the box. Works with any SIM card on almost any global carrier of your choice.

Besides being a SIM unlocked GSM phone, it clearly supports CDMA + EvDO + Band 13 LTE for Verizon's native network.
[HTC Droid DNA] MohJee:
I know the question wasn't directed at me, but I can do everything one-handed in my Note 2, save for playing certain games which would require two hands with any phone anyways.