yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rahool_26:
My note is already 14 months old. Currently I am getting very very less battery back up. Screen on time 2 hours maximum. And after 5% it starting screen flickering and suddenly went off. So my question is do I need to replace with new Samsung 2500 mh battery? If I need to replace then what will be the recommended steps to follow after replacing old with new one. Do I need to caliber at the time of first usage. Or need to full charge like 10- 15 hrs at the time of first usage. Pleas advice.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GNoteAnte:
Had the same problem...i took my note to service center and they just replaced the battery (my old battery was "fat", not as thin as it was when i bough my note/ don't know why...) and they flashed official ics 4.0.3 XXLYP rom...
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] divide1337:
My note2 reboots when i drop it from small distances like 5 cm or 10.I think that shouldnt happen and i need help for it.Thanks to any answers
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adytum:
The only reason I could see this not being a hardware issue that you would have to go to a service center to fix, is if some peculiar bug with the motion sensor causes the phone to reboot.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] divide1337:
if it is a bug, is there a way i can fix it by myself?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wolfpack612:
if you haven't done so already, open the back cover and take the battery out and then put everything back. mines was doing that for a few days after that it stopped, but I'm always trying crap on my phone so could've been something else.
[HTC One X+] auras76:
deleted
[HTC One X+] snijper:
Waiting for...
[HTC One X+] kingofnice:
So International or ATT
[HTC One X+] socal_av:
based on his location im guessing international.
[HTC One X+] seanyuan62:
Also from the RUU base haha
[HTC One X+] kingofnice:
Duhhhhh I'm so stupid.
[HTC One X+] Passant1:
Upload your ROM on an other site, filefactory need a premiumaccound over 500 mb :( PLEASE
[HTC One X+] Kraizk:
If you would not mind, please label your thread INTERNATIONAL in the title as we have a large group of people who fail to read and then get angry when ROMS don't work.
[HTC One X+] ryanjsoo:
Could you please make the bravia engine 2 an aroma mod or a flashable zip, thanks
[HTC One X+] snijper:
Larger than 500mb...is it possible to upload new link...
[HTC One X+] auras76:
I will upload another Link today
[HTC One X+] Yezariael:
Screenshots? Reasons for your ROM? As from the description it's "just" a rooted stock ROM?
[HTC One X+] snijper:
Thnx.
[HTC One X+] auras76:
Stock rom rooted optimized and some features
[HTC One X+] xdacalvien:
Thanks!

Will give it a try for my HOX+
[HTC One X+] snijper:
When are u planning to upload a new link?
[HTC One X+] auras76:
ok , done.
[HTC One X+] xdacalvien:
Disappointed not for ASIA support like Chinese Language...

Use back my custom ROM...
[HTC One X+] Passant1:
THX for the other upload!!! i will try your rum now
[HTC One X+] tibidul:
Hi, we can't donwload from the second link...because: "Download permission denied by uploader. (0b67c2f5)"

Please another one, without limit? :D
[HTC One X+] shuriak:
Error

Video Error Camera
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Whelan189:
whats the best android to buy, not bothered about budget as just sold my tablet to get one as i use in my room for downloading films and that, preferably one with 2 usbs so can you mouse and keyboard

whats the best device out at the moment thanks
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] bravomail:
on the horizonb

Best device is on the horizon.

MK808B is new. I have it - can vote that it is better than UG802. No antenna MOD needed.

UG007 is new.

V8 is new with external Antenna.

Just monitor Geekbuying, Aliexpress and similar sites.

Then 2GB RAM devices coming. Then quad-core devices coming. A15 is probably coming.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Bagbug:
Quad Core devices are already available
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] petlo99:
i own an mk802III and i'm very happy with it. for what i read rikomagic is the most reliable company providing updates and solving bugs... i just hope that some dev will put some interest into it...
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] IdeosDev:
MK808 (Cheap but need some antena mod) or Neo G4 One of the best
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Linuxslate:
Since the OP mentioned 2 USB ports:

This is the only one I've seen with 2 full size USB ports (except of course, Set Top style systems):

http://www.smallart-odm.com/pro.asp?id=2

http://dx.com/p/uhost2-dual-core-an...-wi-fi-bluetooth-1gb-ram-4gb-rom-black-167645

It got a pretty good review over at tabletrepublic.com.

http://tabletrepublic.com/forum/uhost2-u2/uhost2-another-review-uk-perspective-3266.html (down at the time of this posting)

Specs look good, except no JB yet.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Motogp1:
I've just got the mk809 , no trouble with wifi my router is in another room and I get good signal., device is quick and paired with my Logitech k400 wireless keyboard it make a great combination.

Come with 4.1.1 jelly bean pre installed.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Psycho77:
I did the same search for the last 2 days, I ended up getting the Zealz Gk802, I think its going to be a great device that will develop fast.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] mrRobinson:
that's what i have, just want to get JB on it.... didn't have time to play with yet, hopefully this weekend.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Shone1980:
I have gk802. Gonna return it. Heat issues, laggy, no custom roms, usb does not work if not connected via ac adapter. Too many issues. I am going to wait fir Archos tv connect or get mk808b.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] player911:
I have an MK808 and love it. It is super fast and handles games like a champ. I don't have the newer Bluetooth model and its killing me. I bought it for emulators (N64 and PSx) thinking I could use one of many USB-BT adapters I own. But none work.

So I'm stuck using a wired controller or a wireless 360 but I want to get the Sixaxis app setup and working with my PS3 controller.

My goal is to get 2 controllers setup for some Mario Mart 64 action.

The MK808B would fix this but it doesn't seem to be getting any dev love. The original MK808 that I have has several custom roms and development.

I'm thinking of maybe selling my MK808 and waiting. Bluetooth in these little sticks really seem flaky ATM across the board. I have 2 new USB BT sticks coming from china that supposedly work with the CM10 roms. Minus Bluetooth, the MK808 is great.

The GK802 looks good on paper and I almost picked one up but it really is having some issues with stuff. For a quad core... it has issues doing what the MK808 can do.

I might pick up my neighbors LG G2x Tegra 2 phone and just make it a dedicated TV unit.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] yyqsg:
Wow, sounds like a great deal of issue.. bummer :(
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] deadhp1:
We've got some roms over at armtvtech. A little custom with root and play store fix.(I've also got something special in the works heh)

I'm testing the usb fix right now.

We've also got full Ubuntu images.

The GK802/HI802 are a bit new atm. So please keep in mind that many people are just starting to receive them. It takes a little bit for people to get adjusted to a new system in order to make custom images.

I'd say that for the moment when it comes to custom roms the MK808 is king.

I expect the GK802 to take over the throne pretty quickly.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] mrRobinson:
Yea I loaded your rooted with play store fix. Thanks for that.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] nefiwashere:
Help choosing

Any word on the mk809 II? I really want to het one of these devices but do not know which to chose. I did see the archos one and i do like the bulky remote for the use of the games. Are there any good game controllers to use with these devices for regular android games and emulators.

Which device is the best, fastest, and stable ?
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] player911:
I have several controllers that work. A corded SixAxis and a wireless 360 and a USB PC gamepad.

I heard the Archos is really bad... and in comparison to these Android sticks.... that's bad.

I have an MK808. I recommend the Bluetooth version for more options. Or the GK802. The MK808 plays every game I've thrown at it. I don't know how the GK802 plays but it should.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] nefiwashere:
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Ok so any difrance between the mk808b and mk809 II. Ill take a look at the sixaxis controler to see what thats about
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] player911:
There is no logic to their numbering schemes. The MK808 is getting lots of love and the 808b is following suit. Look at the forum traffic and pick.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] tekweezle:
I have been following the progress on the development of these devices for a while and am glad to see prices have come down

it would be helpful if someone who knows could compile a table of the various models and specs. Atleast by the naming conventions and when they appeared on the marketplace, the hierarchy from high to low seems to be

MK809II-same as the 809 but has bluetooth?

MK809-?

MK808B-same as the 808 but has bluetooth?

MK808-Dual Core A9?

MK802-being the original A8 1 GHZ Single core version.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] androidtvnoob:
+1. I sure look forward to this also. I am already confused with all the different versions and the pros and cons for each.

I see that mk808 is very popular, but it seems to have a lot of glitches, especially with the wifi. thats what really holding me back in general. I am still debating if I should go with the 808 or 809 :( yikes!
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] dincdoes.me:
I have minix neo x5 we have some roms and cwm on it so far nothing crazy. But I have had mk802 hated it.. fineless just reviewed the x5 and said how much he loves it! Its great more of a android pc box. I still want odroid with that nice exynos. But minix told me maybe next box will have exynos 5 with mali 6xx :) over all minix the company has been awesome. Check it out you will love it. Plus it has its own xbmc builds now.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] androidtvnoob:
Just checked out the minix neo x5, thats a androdi box tho. not a stick. I probably dont mind, but whats the major difference between a stick and a box? Why are stick so much more popular than box anyways? I never heard of neo x5, i only hear people talking about the mk802 and mk808 all the time..
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Manugal:
What do you think about S21H http://liliputing.com/2012/12/s21h-android-4-1-mini-pc-features-2gb-of-ram.html?

It seems very good from the pov of hardware specs.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] dincdoes.me:
Well the minix x5 has no issues with heat and like others talk about the cheaper sticks have not so great wifi nor any bluetooth. Plus those cheaper sticks are not so cheap when you need to buy a bluetooth dongle then other things to make a conplete package like the x5 does out of the box.

So what im telling you is the x5 is the complete deal comes with

Bluetooth

Wifi

Ethernet

3x usb ports

1x otg port

Rk3066 1.6ghz

And mali 400
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] linuxpuppy:
What do U all think of the Archos TV connect or Project Ophelia (by dell)?

Archos TV connect seem nice, all in one device but I been reading the support and customer service @ archos seem very lousy, actually sucks. Very hard to get a replacement if you got a defective unit, take ages. Not sure how true that is. It look very beautiful, the chip is good and no compatibilithy issue since its camera, blue tooth and remote controller are all in one. I especially love its remote. And its reasonably priced at USD 130.

I see much prospect in Project Ophelia by dell. Its a simple android stick (probably not very high specs since it can draw sufficient power from a MTL port, so its clock speed won't be high). But it is a client server setup, serving as a terminal for cloud computing. Can utlise dell's computing service for a very fast experience.

Like it because its by a well known and established company. Quite like dell pc, cheap & reliable.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Linuxslate:
I, personally would be wary of Devices like these. I have felt the urge to send these guys $79:

http://www.engadget.com/tag/gamestick

But I fear that the manufactures of these devices are all going to mess with Android in an effort to sell you other Games/Content and services.

Right now, most of the devices discussed in this forum run fairly standard builds of Android. Most will run most of the Android apps you throw at them. As far as we know, other than the standard Google "services" they don't track you or collect marketing data. You can side load if you'd like, and you don't even have to sign into Google. Of course if you want, most have, or at least can have the Official Google Play store.

The Chinese manufactures stick to fairly standard HW implementations, and don't lock bootloaders, etc. (I realize it's not a conscious decision, it's just the rush to get products to market.) The number of custom firmwares is increasing daily.

Waiting for a equally or less powerful device that will likely cost more, and be full of proprietary SW, marketing tools, and lock-in, just does not make sense to me.

Also (Since I seem to be in a bit of a rant mode) the discussion of stick vs. box only comes down to CPU/GPU, available ports and cost. I can always hang a Minix X5 behind the TV, and I can put the guts of a stick, the guts of a USB travel hub, and the guts of a USB Ethernet adapter in a small box. Not really much difference.

Go to your favorite Chinese vendor, Look at the CPU/GPU, ports and cost, and click buy. :victory:
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] tekweezle:
Archos has a terrible reputation in the tablet market. Their core business selling media players and pvrs has also taken a hit.

Dell tried and failed to crack the smartphone and tablet market with their Dell Streak line.

I would not put much faith in either in spear heading a new platform.

Currently, i like the direction these mini usb computers on a stick are taking. Lots of choice, like the PC market. Just waiting for 1 to emerge as the clear cut best platform. Plus side is by being based on Android, there are apps that work. Are any of them "killer" enough to buoy the platform? Wait and see.

Sent from a HTC Droid Incredible running CM 10.1
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Lex_Michdeandroid:
Anyone tried the MK802IIIS already? Available for $70 on Dealextreme. Dual core A9 and quad core Mali400 if I'm not mistaking.

I'm also thinking about getting a Neo X5, but don't really know why :p because I really don't need it. Have an MK802 laying around for almost a year to play with and hardly ever use it...

Verstuurd vanaf een Galaxy Nexus met CM10
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] player911:
Most of these have the same A9 dualcore rockchip and GPU. What changes is usually the wifi/bt chips they use.

I personally have the 808 and the newer ones are a little redefined with WiFi wiring. Its nothing major. It does have 2 antennas so your bound to have one working one. For example my back connection was shorted. It is just 2 wires. I already have pulled a spare antenna and plan to soder it in. I don't do benchmarks but I have no problem streaming standard video.

The MK808 is a solid performer, I'm actually impressed at what it handles. It would be perfect with BT and paired sixaxis. I have the wireless 360 controller so its all good.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] quincyquinn:
The MINIX neo g4 runs great no heat or WiFi issues and at about €45 great little device.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] berardi:
I was very excited about the idea of the MK808 however I have ordered two units and both turned out to be defective. They operate fine for a while, but for some reason after a while they go black on my tv screen and won't respond until a reboot. Upon reboot it gets worse, Until sometimes I cannot get back to the home screen at all.

I have tried stock rom, custom rom (finless & CM) and nothing seems to fix the issue. I am guessing they have serious quality control issues.

Granted that MK808 seems to be one of the "best" stick tv I think I am giving up on this route for now. :(
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] fossxplorer:
Shop

Would you please let us know where you ordered yours MK808s from?

---------- Post added at 07:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:20 PM ----------

Where did you buy your GK802 from?
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] Dr0idRag3:
I perfer the toshiba thrive AT100, does what it needs to do, great for school, and games, has nvidia tegra, so you know it's awesome.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] berardi:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009OX22B4/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] thawkth:
imito mx?

Any love for the imito mx? It's what I'm leaning towards and wondering why it hasn't been mentioned?

Anyone know the difference between mx1 and mx2?

Thanks!
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] ToddKlindt:
I have an MX1 and I love it. I recommend it am considering getting another one for another TV I have. I use it mainly to consume media and Skype. I haven't used any other sticks, so I don't know how it compares. The one I have is the one you get when you search for "jenny bean" (yes, "jenny") in Amazon. I got the iPazzPort remote with it and I like it too.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] player911:
The MX1 has a metal case and the MX2 has a plastic case. The metal case doesn't disperse the heat and caused lower benchmarks. I also think it caused lower wifi strength.

MX1 is sexier but MX2 is the newer model.

I have an MK808 and it seems to be the big hit in the benchmarks and Dev categories. But lacking BT is annoying. The MK808B has BT but no devs.

If Finless makes his Rom for the MK808B... then that would be the best choice.

I wanted the GK808 quad but it seems it just doesn't keep up with the Dualcore MK808.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] gproud54:
Uhost2 experience

Hi all

I have a Uhost 2 by Smallart. Its a bit big to be called a stick, but it is smaller than a box. Seems good hardware, does not get hot, just warm, good WiFi and that nice tactile rubber skin finish. Specs are:-

RK3066

1GB RAM

4GB Flash more supposedly available

WiFi & Bluetooth

2 full size USB sockets

1 micro USB socket that powers the device via a 5V 2A adapter. This also serves as the PC connection for flashing etc. I use a Y cable to power when I flash.

TF card slot

ICS - JB update just available.

Has a button that puts it into memory stick mode when plugged int PC. I thought it was a power button, no such luck.

Subtle blue light that flashes when booting and is constant on when fully booted. Funny how it always seems to be on the bottom when I use it.

Can get an air mouse (Umouse) by Smallart that goes with it and offers a few tricks like a mic, but I use a Measy RC11, which I like.

You can power down the Uhost2 with the power button on the RC11, you can even power it up again if it is within 5 minutes or so, else the power needs cycling. I have the 2.4GHz USB dongle for the RC11 on a 0.5m cable as I have heard that it can upset the WiFi of most sticks if it is directly in the stick's USB socket.

Memory sticks,powered HDD and USB hubs work.

Mostly works well but what wasn't mentioned at all when I was looking for an Android stick/box was that the RK3066 has lip sync problem on ICS. Very noticeable 1/2 second or so lag in audio. Happens on TF, powered HDD and YouTube video, very frustrating as I want to use it as a media player and Smart TV adapter.

However, JB fixes it. I found that the Finless 1.5 for the MK808B works on the Uhost2. Flashed it and it all worked properly, even sorted out Google Play which was stuck on USA - I'm in the UK, so BBC iPlayer etc would not download.

Smallart have just released a JB update for the Uhost2, do I try that and risk Google Play being USA again or try the latest Finless 1.6 instead or both? Need to get Titanium Backup installed to save current apps and make swapping easier and quicker.

It's nearly ready to let loose on the family, I may have to get another one just to play with.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] player911:
I've tried lots of roms because once I find a good one, I'm leaving it alone. I would recommend trying each one. Finless 1.6 is pretty good and prerooted. I'm not sure how the stock ones will run.

So try them all and see how you like it. I'd recommend starting with Finless as that's the one you'll probably stick with. Finless has a Hide Navbar feature that is really really essential to gaming and movies. It makes the screen full screen to really get the best viewing experience.

I'm actually thinking of starting to play with xmbc again as a front interface for the emulators and movies. There are lots of great plugins for streaming TV shows that I want to explorer.
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] niabi:
I just got the MK808, and it seems more recent units have less problems with WIFI, one of my antenas is not "soldered" but it has 2 poles to connect to it, (as opposed to being soldered as a lot of photos I've seen) wethere this is better I do not know but I have 0 problems with WIFI, LOVE this little stick :) it does get a bit hot and I just wished XBMC would work on HD :( but with finless 1.6 rom and a new kernel, this thing is really fast!
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] gianpaoloc:
In my opinion, most important aspect is availability of alternate roms (those that come preinstalled are usually quite bad). With respect to this point, the type of wifi & bt chips used is crucial, since not all of them are supported by the best roms. Look at

code.google.com/p/rk3066-linux/issues/detail?id=19

for the internals of varios devices.

Wifi&bt chips are even more important if you plan to install linux (i.e., pi****u). Just to make an example, my mk809ii wifi chip is not supported such that to use pi****u I would have to buy an external wifi dongle :(
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] player911:
I never saw the need for a Linux install on a mobile device. From what I've seen, it is very very clunky and more of a "look what I can do" than useful.

There are also LAN adapters too.

And I'm pretty sure XBMC hardware support for the MK808 was updated and working. I would think that would mean HD stuff.

Also, found a great site for streaming TV shows: www.stream-tv.me
[Android Stick & Console RockChip based Computers] keithsipa:
Looking for some input here. Along the lines of the initial thread. I want a stick to stream from my main media center to a downstairs TV.

So from my research, I have come up with these 2 choices, and I would like to see if people in the know could give me some input. My main concern would be wifi issues and decent roms, the wifi thing has seemed to plague the earlier sticks.

So, the MK809 II or the iMito MX2. Also thinking about adding a simple gyro remote such as Air Fly Mouse Sensor Remote.

Please comment.

Thanks...