yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HSD-Pilot:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36546263

Sent from my XT910
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grampsharry:
Cheers. :good:

PS whats the difference between the 2 GB ROMS

551.1 MiB

529.7 MiB
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HSD-Pilot:
The 39 has some bugfixes and Chrome as System App. And the Launcher is not so laggy as in the 31 Version.

Sent from my XT910
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Not so laggy? The lag is completely gone with the 39!
[RAZR i Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HSD-Pilot:
Compared to Nova it's still not so laggy for me :p

Sent from my XT910
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
How can I change background wallpaper in Settings, add some custom wallpaper that I like?
[General Questions and Answers] TMHKR22:
Hi XDA, I have a few questions about the camera sensor problem on my Galaxy Mini 2.

Yeah, I know it's a low-end phone with a weak camera (and it would seem that I'm making a big deal out of this), but I'm not asking this because I'm annoyed by it - I just wish to know if it's a completely dead pixel, and if such thing as "half dead" pixel exists. Such things can happen on high-end devices too.

So, what's this all about? There's a very small dark dot on my photos, especially photos of the sky and other uniformly lit objects. It's most visible on lower ISO values - although you can't manually set ISO on this phone, the value shows up in IrfanView's info box.

The problem is, I don't know if it's a completely dead pixel. You see, the dark dot and its surrounding area never read HTML color #000000 (full black) in any photo viewer on my PC. So could it be a "half dead" pixel, if such thing exists (a pixel that's not dead but simply can't sense light correctly)? No, it's not a dirty lens or dust, I checked.

If I take some indoor photos (higher ISO values, more light to camera sensor) the dark dot becomes brighter, more like light-gray. And on completely exposured (extremely bright) photos, the dark dot is almost gone. Another thing, indoor photos on Mini 2 are usually blurrier (lack of autofocus), and the dark dot on them is also blurred - it's not sharp independent of its surroundings, which would indicate a damaged camera sensor.

Finally, do such dead (or half dead) pixels have a tendency of growing in size (expanding) over time? If not, I can live with it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] stwum:
Where can I find a pure AOKP JB build for the TF700T. I checked the AOKP website. There is no official JB build for the TF700T. I checked the Transformer TF700 Android Development forum. I couldn't find one either.

:confused:
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Probably isn't one then :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] stwum:
Wow, you mean there is no AOKP JB build for a flagship device like the TF700T? I'm pretty sure that someone is working on it. The closest I could find is Baked Black Bean( BBB). I will wait for the release of BBB7 and then take a look at it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] The_Big_H:
I have been looking too. I am a big fan of AOKP, I have it on my Galaxy Nexus. I am running BB6. It runs great. I was thinking of trying to port over the TF101 ROM, but I'm a noon when it comes to that stuff.
[Asus Transformer TF700] BossMafia2:
Might not even have to "port", now that AOKP is running off their own source. I suppose you could check the CM vendor tree for our device and start from there, I'm sure they're pretty similar.

I've built CM in the past, but I currently lack the hard drive space to do it currently unfortunately.
[General Questions and Answers] dmarakowski:
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Thanks,

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[Windows 8 General] WingCero:
After realizing that I dont need a powerful Core i3, i5, or i7 laptop for my daily use, but do need long battery life similar to the tf700 in a sleek chassis that's preferably fanless, I've been trying to find a good looking, Clover Trail Atom 11"-13" Windows 8 generation laptop/netbook, but it seems that everything is a hybrid :( I got excited when I saw the Lenovo IdeaPad 11", but to my dismay, it's running RT via ARM. Such a missed opportunity. Recalling my time with the Asus Transformer Infinifty TF700, and how that was a great piece of hardware (minus the flimsy dock + Asus' bugs) I've decided to fold and get a hybrid + a large DropBox account. After looking through the Googles, and YouTubes, it seems that my best bet would be the TF810. Only issue I'm having is I live in the states. Another issue is it's price. It's waaaay too close to a Acer S7 11" variant which was what I originally planned on buying, if that's what I'd have to pay then I'd pay it. From what I've seen and read, the new Atom processors

run Windows 8 relatively flawlessly. I do not plan on playing games on it at all.

My purposes for a laptop are:

YouTube, Netflix, Hulu+, HBOgo

Light Image editing via GIMP

Google Docs and Office Suit for on the go doc editing

(hence the need for long battery)

RSS reading when not using my iPad mini

Google Chrome + extensions

LTE would be a plus, but I can tether.

What are your suggestions for me?

Thanks for your time.
[Windows 8 General] galtom:
Your needs and observations are similar to my ones.

I have question though, and how is you being in USA an issue in all this?

From what I know at least you will get better price on your device than we in Europe :(
[Windows 8 General] m.klinge:
Have you considered the Acer W510? From what I understand from your post, it should fit right in your pocket :)

Now one thing the build quality isn't on pair with say an ipad or a surface tablet, but then again its quite cheap, and personally I really like it :)

//M
[Windows 8 General] Ravynmagi:
W510 would be okay if you just wanted a tablet without a keyboard. The keyboard doesn't seem that good, and keyboards on a 10 inch tablet are too cramped. And if I was just getting a tablet, the upcoming ASUS ME400 looks a lot better.

I like the Samsung 500T, it's what I have. It's downside is the glossy plastic back is a bit slippery and no secondary battery. It's upsides is a full sized USB port on the tablet, front facing speakers (which are a kinda weak at times though), and a pen with a convenient storage slot. Also Samsung seems to be doing pretty well so far with driver updates.

Another possibility I like is the Lenovo Lynx. This huge downside to this one seems to be the 32GB limit on the micro SD slot (I'm kind of hoping this is a mistake in the specs, seems odd to not support SDXC), also has no pen. The upside is the quality looks really nice and Lenovo usually has great keyboards.
[Windows 8 General] galtom:
I did. 10" is just not enough for work. 11-12" seems to be the best compromise between fun/mobility/tablet itself usability and work mode in laptop look (I don't know if what I just said makes any sense).

Since I want to use this device for watching films I am glad they are limited to 1366x768 res.

Netflix, Hulu+, HBO Go and 720 p mkv dont look that good on Full HD screen.

Also Atom would struggle even more with higher res and battery life would be shorter.
[Windows 8 General] e.mote:
My takeaway from CES 2013 reports is that the second wave of Win8 toys will be better than the first (2012) wave in every way: availability/functionality/performance/price. These should start dribbling out in spring, and pricing will come down for back-to-school in Aug, perhaps sooner. I would not consider a 1st-gen Win8 device at this point, not unless there's a substantial discount--that includes the Surface Pro. Of course, it depends on whether you can wait.

My second takeaway from CES is that RT is on life support. Virtually all of the CES roll-out was about x86. Big vendors like Samsung and HP won't have RT models. Whether RT dies or not will depend on MS' handling of it, which has been spectacularly incompetent thus far. I think it will live on, if only because MS will need ARM to compete against Android at the $200-300 price points. But as of now, RT has no value proposition to speak of.

It's not only the hardware that is v1.0. Win8 is a v1.0 as well, and will take time to get over the teething issues. I fully expect a point upgrade (or SP) by summer at latest, in time for back-to-school. I think it'll be a point upgrade, as Windows 8 has a stigma attached in the eyes of the public, and a 8.1 or 8.5 is the simplest PR method to convey improvements.

Succinctly, Win8 RTM (and associated hardware) in 2012 was basically a second public beta. The real launch will be by Q3 and Q4 2013. Whatever you buy today will be substantially outmoded by year-end, so I would stay away from anything too expensive. Think stopgap.
[Windows 8 General] galtom:
Isn't it the usually way with everything in IT/electronic world?

I can also bet that 3rd generation will be better than the 2nd and in some cases we might see it by the end of this year...?

I don't mind W8 issues and hardware that will be "old" in few months as long as it will do what I need it to do.

I also would not be so harsh with Windows 8. Either they run out of time or inconsistency between Modern Ui and Destkop mode was not that visible for those who created system as they worked with it every single day + they are advanced user not "Mr Joe Public".

They need small SP (mostly for essential programs like Mail or IE) so that they can work "as one" in both modes - sort of like Chrome today.

Second thing is inconsistency between operations in two modes. Right click on the mouse should show more similar functions (like lack of properties in modern ui).

Anyway - for me question is - which hybrid with screen of 11" will be/is the best and will last longest.

As much as I am scared of Asus Warranty service in Poland it look like TF810 is the best choice.

I just bought 128GB SSD for W8 in my desktop (old C2Q machine) and the only thing that bothers me is size of "HD" (64GB) in those devices... seems to me that W8 Pro truly needs 120/128GB + sd extension for nice, long-haul relation ship.
[Windows 8 General] Ravynmagi:
I agree with e.mote.

First generations tend to be the most rough. It's called the bleeding edge of technology for a good reason. Your second to third generation they usually have the design issues mostly figured out, the drivers issues resolved, and it's mostly about performance. But this first generation, there are lots of mistakes being made, lessons to be learned, and problems yet to be fixed. The first generation is the beta test for the die hards willing to pay for it.
[Windows 8 General] galtom:
I don't mind - just want to get the best device out of those bad ones ;)

I need it for almost everyday work - I write a lot an I need something like that - at the same time ultrabooks are to big, laptop blow hot air... so... hybrid with atom looks like a best choice...

And will allow me to keep ipad "evening comfort" :)
[Windows 8 General] e.mote:
>Isn't it the usually way with everything in IT/electronic world?

It's the old chestnut: Buy whenever you want, because tech will always get cheaper/better. But as savvy shoppers know, product releases are seasonal, and certain times are better than others to buy things. As well, veteran users of Microsoft products know that MS v1.0 is not where you want to be.

>I can also bet that 3rd generation will be better than the 2nd and in some cases we might see it by the end of this year...?

That's an interesting remark, as the usual PC cycle is annual, but recently we've seen multiple product intros within the same year, eg the iPad 3 & 4 last year. That's due to the quickened pace of competition n a wide-open market. Then, all the more reason not to buy into a v1.0 if possible, because a v2.0 is only a few months off. That's where the biggest functionality jump lies. 2.0->3.0 is usually more incremental.

>Anyway - for me question is - which hybrid with screen of 11" will be/is the best and will last longest.

Your selection will be broader come spring/summer, as opposed to the handful available at this point. This is the worst time of the year to buy new PC gear. As said, it depends on whether you can wait.

There is also the larger question of whether hybrid as a category will fly, or will it suffer from the neither-fish-nor-fowl syndrome. There haven't been enough models out yet to judge, but we'll find out this year. Surface Pro will be a bellwether.
[Windows 8 General] galtom:
For now I will wait since the only device in Polish shops is (are, as there are two) Ativ Tabs.

I will wait until I can compare them (touch them) in the shops and than decide.

I definitely have get device before summer as I will not be able to work away from home :(

Since I do not think 2nd gen will be out till summer I may get one now.

If W8 will be slow and if 1st gen hybrids with W8 will be slow I don't think manufacturers will rush with 2nd gen.

Atom hybrids are supposed to replace netbooks but not with this price level, especially that we have the likes of Asus X202 (small laptop with touch screen) that are much cheaper.

I guess we will see some premiers in autumn, lots of marketing talk, shows, etc... but it will take some time before they will actually get to the shops. Few manufacturers will make it in time for X-mass but again it will be worth to wait until all of them are in the shops.

This way I would never buy anything as 3rd gen would be "right behind the corner" ;).

If it will have nice screen, keyboard to write and will play movies + no fan and log battery life I can have it now.

It will be way better than Android Transformers ;)
[HTC Sensation] :
Hi can anybody show me a link for RUU 3.33.707.51
[HTC Sensation] rzr86:
but why the file factory links doesn't work anymore?:confused:
[HTC Sensation] malybru:
Hi,

It seems that FOOTBALL has disappeared.

All his files and posts have gone...

:confused:
[HTC Sensation] rzr86:
maybe because of this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2094380
[HTC Sensation] :
i look there but the RUU 3.33.707.51 is not there..
[HTC Sensation] :
Seriously..is there no one else had link to this RUU??
[General Questions and Answers] Peleus16:
Hello everyone. I have a question about unlocking Xperia Neo V bootloader through Flashtool. I know there are other ways to do that but I just want to try by this method. Can it actually be unlocked??? It a 11w52 device and as I know you can unlock the bootloader with unofficial ways till 12w14. Thanks in advance.
[General Questions and Answers] EvilHobbit:
Yes, Flashtool can do it easily.

Replies 6 and 8 should help You ---> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1926981
[General Questions and Answers] Peleus16:
Some last questions. Can it brick my phone? I mean that I know how to do that, but if Flashtool is not supports my device for this operation but still will do that and then..BOOOM Bricked . Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] EvilHobbit:
I belive theres always an opportunity to brick a device.

But im also sure if You use tutorials and advices given in

XDA forums then U will succeed.
[General Questions and Answers] SevnSins:
is there a free xda app available for the kindle fire hd 8.9?

I see a paid version, but I already paid for the android version for my phone, and prefer not to pay again if I don't have to.

any help would be greatly appreciated.

note: I have tried the pay store web link, but it only shows me my phones as available targets.
[myTouch 3G Slide Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mickeyasamoah:
Hi guys I am using a my touch 3g slide running cm7.2. I installed Spirit FM but according to a little research I did, its need some settings for it to work.;)

So can anyone write the settings or how to go about setting the app?

Thankz

Okay one thing i noticed after installing the spirit fm app is that my signal reads in negative (screen shots attached) does anyone have any idea about it??:(:(
[Nokia Lumia 800] moropazzo96:
Hi, I have a Lumia 800 and the battery doesn't last long! I unplugged my phone at 7.20 am, now is at 34%.. I use always 3G or wi-fi when I stay at home. There is a extended battery for Lumia 800 (Mugen ecc..)? How can I do to get a night? My Lumia 610 last 2 days! Sorry for my bad english :p:p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ciprianruse88:
Hy Guys,

I've started this thread to share some tips i know about how to post kernel bugs(last_kmsg) with all the details for newly users :) and how to make nova launcher fully expand in expanded desktop mode.So here are the tips:

Some Help about posting kernel bugs - last_kmsg:

After you have a random reboot do this to get last_kmsg.txt file:

- via Terminal Emulator apk form play store : do this:

*open the app, type: ,,su'' ,hit enter , type(without all the spaces) : cat(space)/proc/last_kmsg(space)>(space)/sdcard/last_kmsg.txt and hit enter.Then go to your internal memory with any file explorer and you will finde the last_kmsg file and please post it on the kernel that you have thread!

-via Gnex Toolkit by mskip or Adb

*connect the phone to the pc via usb cable,open gnex toolkit, choose the android version then tipe 25 as in 25th option in the toolkit menu(‘’Open a command promp…’’) and that will open a separate window to tipe adb command and then tipe(don't forget to press space like I show you bellow) : (space)adb(space)shell(space)cat(space)/proc/last_kmsg(space)>(space)kmsg.txt and then hit enter.After it finish type exit and go to gnex toolkit folder on the pc and there you will finde a kmsg.txt document. Take the file and post it on the kernel that you have thread!

About nova launcher:

*if you want expanded desktop to work properly you need to go to nova settings/hold volume up,release/hold volume down,release and you will see a pop-up that will say that Labs are activated/then scroll to labs settings in nova settings and disable Stock Wallpaper Position.Enjoy full desktop mode(you need to have a rom that supports expanded desktop mode) !

Some more other tips about kernel controls from ak kernel wiki(Thank you Anarkia for letting me do this):

!For some of this commands you need to have usb debugging enabled(tap on build number several times to enable developer option and then enable usb debugging if you are on 4.2.x roms)

* Analyze Kernel Dump Log:

To view kernel log in realtime:

connect usb cable and launch console and type:

-adb shell watch "dmesg | tail -40"

or

-adb shell while true;do dmesg -c;sleep 1;done

* Verify Problem with phone Power Consuption

- open terminal emulation or adb shell

write "powertop" and then press enter

* Recommended Applications for kernel use:

-Trickster app adds full control to kernel features --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1768315

-BetterBatteryStats app adds battery history back to Android --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809

-CF-Bench app adds CPU and memory benchmark tool --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1134768

-CF-Perfmon app adds floating performance monitor tool --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1933284

If you want to grab quick logs without adb or terminal emulator, I recomment this app from playstore:

ENJOY!

IMPORTANT!

DON’T FORGET TO RATE THE THREAD AND PRESS THE THANKS BUTTON !

:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marcoperro74:
Thankyou cr! Good idea a thread to resume some tip or trick...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] samersh72:
nice thread my friend:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ak:
Fantastic ... you can share your experience with kernel troubleshooting ...

Feel free to use ak wiki info. :fingers-crossed:

5 star for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ciprianruse88:
Thank you all!:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Khizar:
darn..forgot to press the thank button on this great post......done :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MBQ_:
Tip: Avoid eating yellow snow. :)

No, but seriously..

More tips!!

Tip: To enable developer options, tap the build number in settings>about 7 times.

Tip: To properly enable themes, go to theme chooser, select 'system' reboot, apply the theme afterwards, reboot.

Tip: To quickly pull down your quick settings, use two fingers when pulling down the status bar, instead of using 1 like people typically do.

Tip: In ROMs with the SMS limit, go to settings>security, scroll to the bottom, click on the SMS message limit option, and choose your desired number.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sk8oldschool74:
Let's all remember to carry over the AK love to C.R.88's thread of devotion to AK... If your not a loving member of AK this is probably a thread not for you!!!

Great job C.R. love ya bro keep up the good work my friend!!! ;):):beer:

Whoops didn't realise this was not the AK off topic thread but never the less C.R.88 has the same values!!! ;):):beer:

sent from my AK and xylon oil slicked g nexus!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sk8oldschool74:
Wallpaper by C.R.88 made it look good w/ my loved ones...

Thanx C.R.88!!!:D:D:D

sent from my AK and xylon oil slicked g nexus!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sk8oldschool74:
Forgot the screen shot Lol... ;):)

sent from my AK and xylon oil slicked g nexus!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ciprianruse88:
This thread is for all newly users to help them understand better how to ''play'' with their kernel whatever that kernel is!:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ak:
+++10000 :fingers-crossed:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thegtfusion:
Awesome my friend! :D

Sent from my Nexus Prime
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
okay, so i'll give OP credit for creating the thread; but this information has been around for quite some time, not sure what the fuss is all about.

last_kmsg appears after a reboot;

you want to debug real time, 'adb shell dmesg'.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ciprianruse88:
Thank you sir.i've created this thread for newly users just to finde information a little quicker and don't ask questions on threads like ,,how to get last_kmsg'' because i've seen it milion times plus you see everywhere reports from users like ,,i had a reboot...it was when bla bla bla''...but nobody post last_kmsg because they don't read wiki and so the dev of the kernel can't be helped and so the user can't be helped.Thanks:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ak:
Right man .. but i want to say how many time people have asked me this info.

We are so confident that it is so easy. :angel:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheMysteriousOne:
Am getting this error.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ciprianruse88:
That is because you don't have any last_kmsg because when the freeze happened you rebooted manually
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheMysteriousOne:
How else should I have rebooted?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ciprianruse88:
The last_kmsg is writen when the problem ocure and the device reboots by itself.Next time when the freeze happends wait 10 seconds and see if the device will reboot...btw...what kernel are you on and what are your settings?...maybe i can help :thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deni_NS:
I know this is about when you have random reboots, but is there any chance when we get SOD to find out what happend? The only thing is that I get random SODs, when the phone is deep sleep and not when i'm using phone.

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ciprianruse88:
with sods there is now way to get last_kmsg.what kernel are you on and what are your settings?maybe i can help?

Sent from CR88's awesom GNex powered by AK Kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deni_NS:
Well I don't have Nexus, but I saw you in NeatROM thread and saw your signature :) I was on RB 3.8 and I got random SODs, i was on stock cm kernel with stock settings NO UV/UC and I was on Dorimanx v8 stock settings too. I always flash clean with hawkerpaul's ROMwipeclearing script and when changing kernel, kernelclearing script. I don't have SODs on earlier versions of RB and don't have probs with Stock ROMS... So i wanted to somehow debug this thing with SOD, but can't do anything because it's random...