yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T LG Optimus G] Joecascio2000:
This was on the XDA home page today. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2036796

Can anyone with more skill and knowledge adapt if for our device??
[General Topics] wkevin:
Hello,

Is there an intention for release an official / unofficial

CM10 source tree for Samsung mini galaxy so that we can build it from source ?

rgs,

Kevin
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 440hsp:
Well guys I ordered this from Walmart on the 18th and it got to my house today around lunch. It does have some pretty bad light bleed at the 2 bottom corners but if I turn up the brightness it is less noticeable. But I haven't watched a dark HD quality movie like the new batman in a dark room either. Been researching this device for the last few months and was skeptical to get it after hearing so many problems with the screens and the lagging situation in the stock browser and games. I have been rooting and romming phones since my att captivate i897 with the help of everyone here at xda of course and now I want to make my nexus 10 a better experience than what I'm getting out of the box. I know, I know there are tons and tons of threads on here with guys in my exact situation and I need to read,read, and read some more. Plus Google search bar is my friend when it comes to knowledge. I know all this already. What I wanted to know from you nexus 10 owners is this..........

1. Is mskips toolbox the way to go with this device ( I already downloaded it) :)

2. Are you guys having better results running a custom ROM with clock able kernel to help alleviate the lag issues?

3. Also wanted to know which browser you guys like the best quickness wise and least laggy?

4. I have not installed the update yet either. It says it's ready to install. Should I or are you guys having more issues with 4.2.1?

5. Can I do what I normally do once rooted and take off all the Google bloatware that I don't need with tibu?

Guys I'm really not trying to beat a dead horse and yes I will continue to read everything I possibly can on my situations because (knowledge is power)!

Thanks in advance guys for any tips or advice!
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 440hsp:
BTW guys I just wanted to say that I'm sitting in my pitch black garage typing this with the brightness set pretty low and my eyes really don't notice the light bleed that much or maybe it just doesn't bother me that much. I also wanted to say that I'm definitely a nerd when it comes to having the latest devices with the best hardware and I'm happy with my nexus 10. This is my first tablet and I know that the apps designed for this will come eventually. I know the games will too. As of now I think I made a good choice. If the light bleed bothers me enough or I can't fix my lagging situation or waiting for a while sometimes for a page too open like on here the xda app, I can always return it for a refund. I don't see that happening anytime soon.

Sorry for the long rants.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tcrews:
Best advice....don't do anything (root/ROM) until you've spent a week or more with the tablet stock. Go ahead and take the update, you may want to factory reset after it though to make sure you are sitting on a clean, stock, 4.2.1 system. I've had zero issues with the update...or my tablet.

Play with the tablet, get a feel for the hardware/OS stock and see if you need to (or want to) install a ROM later. Also this gives you a chance to have a base feel for comparison if you do install a ROM later

Make the decision based on your experiences with the tablet and not on what you read here.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jl92880:
So far I've found no uses to Rom It. My S3 is running AOKP only because WiFi Tether and a couple other features...like cpu throttle/battery life. I think I'm going to keep my N10 pretty much stock....but I do have Nova running...pretty smooth and update went smooth as well. It does get frozen from time to time, but a simple reboot fixes it. I

When Freezing occurs or major lag - This is a new device and new O.S. updates will come.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 440hsp:
Thank you very much guys for your input. I did use mskips toolbox to unlock,root, and add recovery. Main reason is all the lag I'm experiencing with chrome browser and in games. Want to install AOKP browser. Very smooth compared to chrome. Also wanted to be able to maybe add an overclockable kernel to speed things up a little in gaming. Need for speed most wanted and defense zone 2 HD has horrible Lag. That upsets me too because this thing has awesome internals and I know it can shine at anything I throw at it with just a little help from guys on here at xda. I'll just keep my thoughts to myself because there are enough threads here to complain about what Google and Samsung could have did to make this tablet shine.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cadiken:
Ocean browser is the way to go. By far the smoothest browser I've seen on android. I used PaulObrien's super boot I think its called to root without unlocking. I did that and then took the official OTA updates. Worked a charm.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] espionage724:
1. Not a big fan of any toolkits; so I don't know (I do stuff manually :p)

2. Might be placebo, but I've had a better experience in CM 10.1 nightlies than stock; but then again, CM has a more updated Kernel and source (atm)

3. AOSP :) Chrome isn't too bad either actually (I haven't experienced any of the horror most people seemed to report)

4. Update :)

5. You can freeze unneeded apps (or just remove them), install adblockers, and get access to certain data files
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 440hsp:
Thanks espionage724
[Nook Touch General] repoocaj:
Does anyone know of a git repo that has any history to the changes that B&N made to the kernel? I actually doubt that a repo like that exists, but thought I'd ask.

Does anyone know the git commit that B&N branched off of when they made their kernel? I'd like to know where the kernel started from so I can look into bringing new features into it.

thanks,

Jeff
[HTC Desire S] 441Excelsior:
today friend stream stopped working, it does not update statuses anymore...any solutions?
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
Which rom

"The reason Santa is so jolly is because he knows where all the bad girls live."
[HTC Desire S] bls7:
at me too on mine htc one x+
[HTC Desire S] jugg1es:
Try clearing cache and app data

This is desire s forum, try same solution

"The reason Santa is so jolly is because he knows where all the bad girls live."

---------- Post added at 01:55 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:51 AM ----------

EDit : There has been a server issue on fb, fix is supposed to be on the way. When apps trying to access news feed they return with an unknown error

"The reason Santa is so jolly is because he knows where all the bad girls live."
[HTC Desire S] eye_and_smile:
waiting for update version
[HTC Desire S] Put_Nick:
I have the same problem. Is there any solution?
[HTC Desire S] 441Excelsior:
it is working now
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chappers-UK:
Quick question to the pro's

Whilst I haven't put a SIM card in my lovely new N4 yet (awaiting mico SIM from Vodafone) I thought I would set it up over WiFi.

I can connect to my router, home network and home server fine, but it is just sooooo slow and continually timesout. I have changed the settings, frequencies etc, restored router to factory settings and back to saved profile, but nothing seems to help.

Play store spits me out, and I have reset the N4 to factory 3 times now.

I will try on other Wifi networks over the weekend, and on mobile data when SIM card arrives, but was just wondering if I am doing something obvious wrong or it other have have similar experiences?

thanks

edit.......I did manage to do a system update, and now on 4.2.1
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mugabuga:
In my experience it is really fast. I get 30mbps down, as fast as I get on my desktop.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chappers-UK:
Thanks

My N4 connects nicely to the router as follows from the settings

Status - Connected

Signal Strength - Excellent

Link Speed - 72Mbps

Thinking (hoping) it the talktalk router, as since I updated the firmware I have had other problems...........need to test elsewhere I think first!

Thanks
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrcanant:
wifi issue is for sure

Look at other posts you will find many people are having wifi issues. I don't think you did anything wrong, it is just the problem of nexus 4.

Let's wish google would fix it soon.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KidCarter93:
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[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chappers-UK:
Thanks, did find a limited number of similar issues listed when I did a basic google search, but hoping it was something else.

SGS2 in one hand works lovely, N4 in the other not!

As I didn't manage to test test it before the update to 4.2.1 I don't know if this release is the issue!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chappers-UK:
LOL, should have know better, oops!

Found the WiFi thread now, don't know why I couldn't find it earlier!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Serious_Beans:
Something definitely wrong. My coworker and I are on the same WiFi and his signal is 100 times faster. I get 1000+ ms ping and .04 down and he gets 80ms ping and 3 down.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] catlog:
Seems like the WiFi problem is either hit or miss most people including myself have a perfectly stable WiFi while some people have terrible or not working WiFi at all. Not sure what's behind this buy hope you can get it fixed.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chappers-UK:
Thanks all.......

This issue was starting to annoy my experience with the N4 tbh

I just changed my router back to my old one to test, and its now working perfectly!!!! Others have reported issues with D-Link routers, of which the one I was using was a Talktalk supplied D-Link.

Lightening quick now........
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] kat3k:
I made a big splurge and ordered a blue leather Noreve case [quite] a while ago. Web page said 10-14 days, but it turned into 6 weeks. When I finally got it today, it is pretty nice (will post photos later), but the configuration on the front is wrong, with a camera sized hole on the left, when the camera is actually on the right. Between the extended wait time and the wrong design, I could not recommend Noreve, unless you're a glutton for punishment.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 57hemi:
The hole in the front is not for the camera its for the notification led.

So you can see if you have any missed events with the flip cover closed. If you dont want it ill buy it from you at a discount. :)
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] kat3k:
Well, thanks. Now I do feel like an idiot (still ticked about the long wait I guess).
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] 57hemi:
CoughthanksbuttonCough.......

Post some pics of it when you get a chance would love to see it.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] kat3k:
Here is the Noreve case. The first 2 are of a Cruzerlite silicone case I got on a 3 for 2 Amazon deal, and which I really like, especially the clear one (not pictured). It is slim, gives good grip and actually has cutouts for buttons, unlike others I have tried. The Noreve is blue leather and is nice. I got the belt clip attachment, which is a first for me, but some of my pockets are a little small for the phone and I thought it might be handy. The case is a pretty good fit, but doesn't exactly grab tightly to the phone. I hope it doesn't fall out when the cover is open. We'll see. I have had Melkco cases for other phones of a very similar style that held on better.
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] snapz54:
Maybe the shipping quote you saw was for another region? The cases ship from France.

I reviewed one of their cases, and I'm currently testing another. I'm very happy with what I've received so far.

Here is the first review:

http://www.examiner.com/review/revi...-couture-leather-case-beige-for-galaxy-note-2

Next one is more masculine and it's a horizontal flip case, the review will post soon.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] CZ Eddie:
Yesterday I installed my new CraigsDocks dock for my AT&T Galaxy S3.

I give it two :good: :good: up.

I created a DIY USB-OTG with power cable.

So the phone gets dropped into the dock.

It goes into dock mode automatically.

This USB-OTG cable bypasses the internal crappy DAC and sends digital audio out to my Behringer UCA202 DAC.

Which then sends the converted analog signal to my car stereo.

Here's my review/how-to on the whole DAC to Car Stereo thing:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2033527

The dock is much smaller in profile than my iBOLT dock. And also easier to put the phone in and remove it from the dock.

It's also more heavy duty and looks pretty good.

My DIY cable of course, detracts from the looks. But it's not too bad.

The dock is very sturdy. I can easily put the phone in one handed. It just slides right into the USB-OTG connector.

Youtube video of my dock in action.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Rda6Vsd9Wc&feature=youtu.be

MFG's info & ordering page for CraigsDocks:

http://www.craigsdocks.com/samsung-galaxy-s3-car-dock/

Pics.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] CZ Eddie:
I haven't had a chance to test it yet, but it sounds like according to the MFGR, that the supplied MicroUSB power/media cable that comes with the dock is actually USB-OTG capable. Either as-is, or with a small DIY mod. I didn't understand exactly.

I'm still incredibly happy with this dock. I have yet to need both hands to insert my phone. True one-handed connect in and remove phone action! :good:

Another benefit to this dock is that because it's adjustable, it will probably work for any similar sized phone with MicroUSB on the bottom. I wouldn't even be surprised if a NOTE II works in this dock. Or a GSIII with extended (fatter) battery + large case.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] themadproducer:
Wiring

Cz Eddie,

I am surprised at how little action this thread has received.

I wish the CraigsDock was around before the Ibolt. Hmmm, maybe it was.

All my past car docks were this type of one handed in/out deal and I miss it.

I will probably get one soon.

When I did the analog out of micro usb tests months ago, I went as far as having my own hand made cable wired to output sound but got terrible machine/cpu noise and gargle if I had both power and audio in the car. I tested it in the house with use wall power...same thing. I tested with a ground loop isolator...worse.

So, right now I have the Ibolt and a custom plug coming out of it that plugs into the headphone jack...works fine actually. But it 2 hands and 4 steps to plug it all in...Vs 1 hand, 1 step via your brilliant craigsdock setup. Love it.

Have you shared your DIY wiring scheme for the CraigsDock + DAC?

If yes, can you point me to it. (I have read your dac thread...I don't remember seeing it there)

Cheers
[Galaxy S III Accessories] CZ Eddie:
The reason I went with USB-DAC was because of the higher quality audio. But mostly because analog USB just had bits of low level noise that annoyed me.

Yep, the Craigsdock is true one-handed operation. You have to mess with the dock settings to get it perfect. It took me about 5-10 minutes, but the phone smoothly slips right into the USB connector and is nice and stable.

Well, it's either in this thread or the USB-DAC thread?

I just bought a very short USB-OTG connector that had a right-angle microUSB connector for the phone plugin at the dock.

Then I bought a normal, USB extension cable.

And bought a three way normal USB-OTG cable (USB-OTG plus a USB connector for charging).

I snipped off one end of the short USB-OTG and matched the four wires by color to the straight (longer) USB cable. Then took that end and matched it up to the three-way USB-OTG cable. Again, just soldering the four wires to each other. All the colors matched up perfectly.

Wish I didn't lose the pics I took of that procedure. I'd post them if I still had them.

It was all super easy to do.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ebrowni:
Cables needed for DAC for Craig's Dock?

Hello, first CZ Eddie, you have been so helpful with this thread and the "The $43 Galaxy S3 + Car Stereo Upgrade for WaaaY better sound quality! USB-DAC Audio" thread. THANK YOU!

I finally bought a new car stereo and will be having it installed by a local company (I am not too handy with vehicle installations). The car stereo has aux and USB on the front side (I want to keep USB on front open for thumb drive music). I purchased a Craigs Dock (from the website you listed above - awesome!) as well. I want to provide the installer with AS MUCH OF THE EQUIPMENT as possible, and a detailed diagram on how to create what you created with the USB-DAC using the Craigs Dock.

As of now I believe I will need to provide the following for a clean installation (can you please tell me if I'm missing something like a necessary connector or cable to connect to Craigs Dock?):

* Two-USB cigarette lighter power source (from amazon, RAVPower® Car USB Charger Dual USB Port 3.1A(2.1A+1A) / 15.5W / ...)

* The new Car Stereo Kenwood KDC-X896 (I can't post links here)

* Craigs Dock (powered by USB connector in cigarette lighter)

* Behringer UCA202 USB DAC (same as posted in your thread, connected to RCA audio cable to aux in on front of stereo)

* Micro USB Host OTG Cable with Micro USB Power for Samsung i9100 i9300 i9220 i9250 (same as posted in your thread; connected from DAC's USB to a power source/micro USB, and then the other end to the Craigs Dock)

* 3.5mm Male To (2) RCA Stereo Audio Cable - (6 Feet) - Step Down Design accommodates iPhone, iTouch, SmartPhones & MP3 cases

* Mini USB male to USB male (for connecting DAC power end to cigarette lighter USB) - such as the Amazon basics A-Male-Mini-B-Cable-...)

Am I missing something? How do I connect the Micro USB Host OTG Cable end into the Craigs Dock?

Thanks for any help you can offer!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] CZ Eddie:
Does USB-DAC work again for the S3? Last time I checked, it wasn't working on AOSP ROM's. I have an S4 now though so I have not kept up on things.

Btw, the S4 fits in the same Craigsdock just fine. So does the NOTE II.

I recommend this setup for power. It's cleaner and works better. Just tie it into any 12V power lead.

http://img2.media.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=43697113

You don't want Mini-USB. You need Micro-USB.

So, in this pic where it says "This end goes to MicroUSB Power Source", I would just cut off that end of the cable and hard wire it to the power source I linked above.

I don't use DAC's anymore. I use the APT-X Bluetooth codec. It's 95% as good as a DAC when it comes to sound. But 5000% more convenient.

It won't win any audio awards but it's much better than regular Bluetooth and almost as good as DAC.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ebrowni:
No need for DAC? OK much easier.

Thanks CZ Eddie! So, from what I'm reading I will just use my APT-X Bluetooth codec (inherent in the S4) to stream through my Kenwood audio system, which is bluetooth compatible. (I'm OK with a 5% less quality sound by using the bluetooth!) So the only thing I will need to do is connect the CraigsDock to the power source. Is that it?! To get high quality sound?! It just seams too easy! ;)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] CZ Eddie:
Amazingly easy. I love being to remove the phone from the dock and the audio never stops playing.

All you need the dock for is for charging and to hold the phone at eye level.

You can also use Car Home Ultra to give you a car friendly interface. I have mine set so Car Home Ultra automatically wakes the phone and opens up as soon as it senses the bluetooth connection.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=spinninghead.carhome.license&hl=en

Oh but one problem. No current Car Stereo has APT-X capability.

So you have to buy an APT-X receiver and plug that into the AUX-input of your car stereo.

That's the easy part. The only hard part is hard-wiring the APT-X receiver into a power source. But you can share the same power source that the phone will use.

This is the APT-X receiver I have:

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Rocketf...iver/5654132.p?id=1218679203690&skuId=5654132

I'll do a DIY thread here someday. I've had this setup for a few months and it's great.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ebrowni:
Thanks so much - Another question... Of course!

Thanks for the info on the App! I'll get that setup on my S4 once everything's in place. Also thanks for the link to the Rocketfish on bestbuy.

A few more questions (of course!):

* On installation, can I have the Rocketfish placed behind the stereo/out of sight, with it continuing to work/without interference? Assuming I hard-wire it for power then that would be easiest.

* Also, I'm guessing that I need to buy an aux cable to connect to the front aux input of my car stereo. HOWEVER, I'm attaching a picture of the back of the kenwood kdc-x896 - is there another way that I could connect to the car stereo using the connections offered in the back? then the front of the stereo would be completely clean and it would be integrated behind the stereo.

What do you think?

Thank you!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] CZ Eddie:
Absolutely. Mine is buried way deep inside my dash somewhere.

Hard wired power for a few months... not a single problem with it at all.

It turns on when my ignition key turns. And turns off the same way.

It connects to my phone super quick every time I get in the car. I don't have to initiate the connection, ever.

Nope, you have to connect to the AUX on the front.

You can find car stereo's with rear AUX. It's harder to find them, but they are out there.

If you can handle having a car stereo with rear USB input (run a cord to the front for your USB stick), then there are a couple stereos near your price range that have rear 3.5mm AUX input:

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-IuY1I6ICy10/p_105KDX80BT/JVC-KD-X80BT.html

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-eYwsaEZ5rq0/p_113KDCX996/Kenwood-Excelon-KDC-X996.html

Just hafta search for the good prices on the Kenwood. I saw it under $200 somewhere.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] ebrowni:
Thanks for your help!

AWESOME! I'll just tuck it in behind and hard wire to the battery with the craigsdock power... So great that the ignition starts everything and it automatically connects.

I already bought the Kenwood after lots of research... The KDC-x996 looked great but the downfall (for me) was CD insertion; it has to be done with the faceplate off, and I'm "old school" (haha) and like CDs still. :) Thanks so much for the suggestions with the rear inputs! I'm really happy that the only cable that will be seen (aside from the Craigsdock power line) is the aux input on the front. Very excited to get this setup! Thanks CZ Eddie!

:D
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AnzeGx:
Hey guys,

I have a question. I just repaired my phone and im now on 2.3.6 , a would like to know that i can just install new rom with 4.1.2 via recovery mode or i must update phone or something?

Question number 2.) Does anyone know for good rom which is stable and saves battery, i don't need so much performance on that phone.

Question number 3.) What does karnel affect on? Which is base mission of karnel? Which kind of karnel is good for me since i need stable in long battery life? How do I flash karnel to a phone?

Thansk for the answers :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Donovan662:
Did u watched the video when u registered? There are so many threads like the one u just started. Just check the first couple of pages & ull see
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AnzeGx:
i didnt find anything good?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Donovan662:
:D

Search better "my friend"
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AnzeGx:
im searching but nothing good relly, did you find something good? just share the links or something?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] i9000antutu:
C-rom V9
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AnzeGx:
I installed this rom and it just stuck at semaphore screen :/
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rockstarar:
*kernel