yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lukacar1:
brut.all

that would be nice... something like brut's maps... i can only use half of google now in Slovenia, if i have english language...... but in my language it doesn't even work...

(noob attack :P)
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superrama:
I just switched carrier and the new number they gave me clearly used to belong to a delinquent account because the first week I got deb collectors calls from numerous places. Most places I told them I wasnt the person they were looking for and they left me alone. BUT one collector calls everyday at 10am and sometimes at 2AM!!! and they ignore my request to be removed. I added them to call rejection list in the stock phone app but they still leave voicemails.

Is there any way on the note or 3rd party to completely block them or do I have to go back and get a new number?

TL;DR The call rejection list in the stock phone app still lets people leave voicemails and I want to stop that.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] el_roy1985:
Tell them if they don't stop calling you will file a harassment complaint. That should shut them right up.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superrama:
i tried that but, im guessing a debt collector shady enough to call people at 2 in the morning does not care about its reputation.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] igknight:
Use Google Voice for your voicemail and enable the anti-spam, will probably stop most if not all from being in your voicemail (will be in your spam folder instead).

Or, get the program Call Control ($7.99 to buy) and enable both the Community Blacklist, and the Pickup and Hangup Blocked Calls option.

Sure there are other programs like that, thats the one I use to stop SPAM calls.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] lucasnauta:
My international version note 2 will not work on rogers its from amazon But it says its unlocked? what should i do.. its rooted and has rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] Epix4G:
Maybe ask in the international note 2 forum this is the sprint usa cdma forum ...

Sent from my SPH-L900 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] shiftr182:
You might ask the question in the q & a forums too.....read the rules please.
[HTC Wildfire S] miso00:
Hi all. Is there any way to remove default GB android lockscreen ?

I have already removed HtcLockScreen.app and I want to remove GB locker too. I want to replace stock lockscreen with Holo Locker app from market. I moved Holo Locker into a system applications. Two lockers are redundant.
[HTC Wildfire S] vbhtt:
There is an app 'no lock' which can disable your default lockscreen. Try it.

Sent from my bowl of jelly!
[HTC Wildfire S] miso00:
Thank you for recomandation but I don´t want another app. I just wanna remove it from the system.
[HTC Wildfire S] vbhtt:
This cannot be done in the stock ROM, you cannot remove it. Also, the HOLO locker app must be having a setting somewhere to disable it... In cyanogenmod based roms, you can disable it in the security settings.

Sent from my bowl of jelly!
[Xperia Arc Android Development] stanlin salu:
Features

Added Io-schedulers

Added Governors

CREDITS

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Sony- For Sources

singh_dd93- For Helping Me With Linaro, And Helped with RAM DISk errors

Wedgess-For giving me perfect infos, about kernel activities, and governers which i Use

DoomLord- For IO Shedulers & Governors

DD-Ripper- For all Banners and Signatures for this kernel.

Thanks to soumya_digi for Sound enhancement FC, For helping me out with Compiling errors & testing.

And Dont Forget To thank ME

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Hit Thanks, Respect My Work, If Interested DONATE Me!

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[Xperia Arc Android Development] stanlin salu:
Changelog, Downloads & Installation​

Changelogs

Downloads

Radeon V4.0: Download

Installation

Unzip the file to get 'Boot.img'

Open 'FlashTool'

Select 'FastBoot'

Flash the "boot.img"

Now Goto CWM "And Flash WIFI Modules"

Now Enjoy Your "Kernel"

Sources

Show your support for the kernel by adding this to your signature

http://img685.imageshack.us/img685/4089/1360941532178.png

Hit Thanks, Respect My Work, If Interested DONATE Me!

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[Xperia Arc Android Development] stanlin salu:
Confirmed working on all DEVICES, So enjoy and do Hit Thanks and support !​

Guide to CHECK "ZRAM" Working​

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[Xperia Arc Android Development] jader13254:
Nice :D
[Xperia Arc Android Development] HerrJuancho:
Hi Jader. If possible post impressions on this kernel if you try it on UHD and/or HD+

I'm actually on JB, but I think I'm going back to ICS as soon as you release HD+ :D

@stanlin salu

Thanks for uploading this kernel. The more the choices, the better :victory:
[Xperia Arc Android Development] stanlin salu:
Anyone tried ??
[Xperia Arc Android Development] kac222:
Yes. It's ok on ARC S .

How can i use Z-RAM?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] cmgonzalez:
What's doesn't work? Hdmi, radio, front camera?

Enviado desde mi MK16i usando Tapatalk 2
[Xperia Arc Android Development] kac222:
All works :)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] stanlin salu:
If its enabled by default then no need to flash the zip provided in download folder, U can check by going in terminal emulator and type 'su' then enter, then type 'free' enter, nw u wil find line for swap, for perfect guide go here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36188400
[Xperia Arc Android Development] stanlin salu:
Every thing is working !
[Xperia Arc Android Development] vashta:
Can u add SmartassV2 governor? And.. any suggestion, governor for gaming ?
[Xperia Arc Android Development] stanlin salu:
Its added, I didnt mention becoz mostly everyone add it in their kernels !
[Xperia Arc Android Development] stanlin salu:
OP updated with governers list :thumbup::)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] cmgonzalez:
But it's based on 3.0 sources or 2.6.x?

Enviado desde mi MK16i usando Tapatalk 2
[Xperia Arc Android Development] stanlin salu:
Bro, dont be so noob, its based on .587 2.6x kernel source !:)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] cmgonzalez:
I just want to know, because if it is Based on 3.0 it will be a miracle...

Enviado desde mi MK16i usando Tapatalk 2
[Xperia Arc Android Development] kac222:
Z-RAM works fine.

Thanks:D
[Xperia Arc Android Development] stanlin salu:
Haha, Our Devs r Working on it, The Results should be soon, Til then we hav to hold our horses !:)
[Xperia Arc Android Development] stanlin salu:
Any reviews about the kernel :)!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ratledge:
I've read all the threads I can find in reference to insurance coverage by Asurion, and technically this isn't a Verizon question.

Once you've had to use your insurance, and received a replacement phone, is it always supported by Asurion and only replaceable by them, or will Verizon still replace it with a "CLN" phone if it is bad? :confused:

The phone has an Asurion sticker inside it, said it was "covered for one year from date of replacement" (?) - doesn't sound right, but - that's what it says. Since it's 7+ months old, I now have an extra 7 months "CLN" warranty? (or - my original reason for asking - is it only replaceable by Asurion now??)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TXI Kaze:
Asurion handles the insurance side of things if you break your phone. Verizon offers a 1 year warranty (or thirty days if your warranty is about to run out and you get a replacement) for defective devices. So, if you are within warranty and your phone has an issue not caused by you then Verizon will replace. If you damage your phone then it is handled by Asurion.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Asfalioth:
Once the device has been replaced by Asurion, any warranty on the replacement device has to be done through them, since at that point its an Asurion provided equipment that is malfunctioning.

Source: I might or might not work for verizon.

Its "CLNR" btw
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ratledge:
That's what I thought, frankly. Thanks for the update. "CLNR" (as in replacement, maybe?) I've seen it both ways, but most people just say "CLN".
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Asfalioth:
"CLNR" Certified Like New Replacement. And you're welcome, if there's anything else you wanna know just pm me.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] oddysey:
sometimes occurs when activate bluetooth bootloop? Nobody knows why, it makes me have to wipe / reset. and this will be repeated again

-10.4.2.18 official (ROOTED)

-unlock device TWRP

-Androwook recovery
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] oddysey:
any solution ? :crying:
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] donec:
In the LG-E960 service manual there is a question about battery consumption is too fast and one of the answers is.

After turning on the application and turning it off using the home key, invisible applications are still being used on the background, so battery consumption becomes faster. It is recommended that delete/before key is always used to end applications or programs.

Does anyone know what is meant by "delete/before key"?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] googleme1:
The back button.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VivaErBetis:
I think the service manual is wrong. Back key doesn't close apps (at least, most of them). You need to use app key and swipe it from there to really close it.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sy224048:
Actually that doesn't do anything on stock android, cyanogen and other custom ROMs have it though
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VivaErBetis:
It works on stock. I just tested swiping tapatalk and it dissapers from background cached processes.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshnichols189:
It depends on how the developer coded the app to handle the function. It doesn't close everything.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VivaErBetis:
AFAIK apps are closed, services don't.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nuu~:
They probably mean the " long press back button to kill apps" function.

Check the developer options. It should be the last option.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] albundy2010:
That is not a option on stock android
[HTC Droid DNA] Funkym0nkey:
Depends on a lot of things.

Butterfly is not getting wide spread international release like most HTC phones do just yet. There is big question mark if it ever will. With their financial troubles and pulling out of many markets, they might skip widespread Butterfly launch and just go with M7 global launch.

Either way, DNA makes more sense at this point. Even if Butterfly releases widely internationally, the phone shares almost everything except modem with DNA. So any ROM that is released for Butterfly can and will be easily ported to DNA. If not the one that works for Verizon, then the one like Virtuous DNA+ which is dedicated ROM for 3G HSPA users like you and me.

So getting DNA makes more sense as it is global phone. So you have 2 development channels open. Easy ports of Butterfly ROMs and dedicated DNA development. I am sure most developers who will work on Butterfly in future will release simple port for DNA as it will increase their popularity and they will get more donations with minimal efforts.

And at the moment DNA is getting more development as you said as it released in the US as the only 1080P phone early.

Win win for DNA owners.
[HTC Droid DNA] uppon2:
Thanks for that. I was at my local shops today about to purchase the Note 2, however it is too much like my last 3 phones SGS 1,2,3 and it was very uncomfortable to handle due to the nature of it's size. I was then looking at the Nexus 4 online and now the Droid DNA. I am having a hard time deciding on 1. I am blown away by all of the development for Nexus 4 and the front bezel looks sexy!. It is really sad to see little developers for DNA! - I am not used to little support, coming from a Samsung. I know for certain if the DNA threads were busier I would not hesitate to choose it over the Nexus 4.
[HTC Droid DNA] ML417:
the DNA is as wide as the S3 and taller, if you haven't compared the two yet
[HTC Droid DNA] uppon2:
I don't mind the size of my S3, however I wanted to try something away from Samsung now. I have been using them since Eclair. Like I said above, the only reason I am hesitant with this device now is it doesn't look to be flourishing in the development community!

I think HTC has become a little bit suspect over the last couple of years and that also worries me. I have owned a HTC Touch Diamond and a H2 (which I converted from windows to Android) and both of these phones overall weren't impressive to me at all. I just really hope if I buy a DNA/Butterfly, I won't regret it or be disappointed. Was anybody else on the fence with this device? if so what do you think now?
[HTC Droid DNA] Funkym0nkey:
Well that is tricky one to be honest.

I have give more than fair chance to HTC over last few years. I had Hero, Desire, HD2, Sensation, Sensation XL and One X before DNA.

The One X I ditched purely out of frustration. It received fair share of development, but even lot of developers themselves were frustrated with S-ON and Tegra 3.

The S-ON blasphemy still lives on till today and that is the biggest caveat I have against HTC and same is the case with lot of developers. They just loathe the fact that you have to go through HTC DEV to unlock bootloader and S-ON putting extra restriction on them and one more step for end users to remember and make sure they dont mess up while flashing custom kernels and rolling back to stock.

The only reason I am even giving chance to DNA is purely because of Hardware. I am not a big fan of Sense either. But it can be refreshing for a while. I went to One X after using 2 back to back Samsung TWUI phones, and for a while it was great to use something else. In long run though that beautiful piece of hardware was nothing but disappointment. But I hope DNA is different. Even if it does not get as much development as Samsung, couple of key devs can make a lot of difference.

I just wish they do come here. We already have few good ones. But their interest needs to last.

In the end you can always ebay the phone if you take care of it properly (cosmetically) and recover large portion of your investment. Specially high end little exclusive device like DNA which is not easily accessible outside US is in great demand outside US.

DNA will never get as much developer support as Nexus 4. Its not happening, neither will it match Note 2 or SGS3 or upcoming SGS 4 for that matter. What we need is just enough developer involvement to address some critical issues or add some really beneficial features to a phone with stunning hardware. This time the hardware is all there. We just need little bit of development. I for one was willing to take that risk when I jumped in. If it works out, well and good. Or it hits ebay in month or two.

Usually it will take couple of months after device launch for developer section to start buzzing on the exclusive devices like DNA.
[HTC Droid DNA] uppon2:
You raise some very good points. If the Nexus 4 had the same screen, I would not be typing this message. Thanks for your advice! Have you received the phone yet, if so how do you like it? - I understand that Samsung will win with development at this stage and it will take some time for HTC to gain back their audience. I just really hope for the same things you do with development!
[HTC Droid DNA] juzz86:
I use a DNA on Telstra, am really enjoying it. Once you strip it down and cull the bloat, it goes well. Data on NextG works fine. I got MMS going with a few tricks, too. Happy to help if you decide to take the plunge!

Justin
[HTC Droid DNA] Funkym0nkey:
Yes, I got phone few days ago. Been using it for a week or so now. Havent yet completely switched to it due to busy schedule so I can transfer all my data and files to this phone yet but using it daily as secondary phone for now.

I like the phone, the screen, the overall feel. Wish sense animation was little bit faster. Phone flies in apps which is to be expected thanks to the hardware, but sense feels slower than TWUI or AOSP UI. HTC has opted for that smooth transition effect which actually feels slower on such fast device. I am so used to Note 2 flying through home pages and app drawer that this will take some time getting used to. But there is very little wrong with the phone for day to day use.

I actually wish we get good stable and fast AOSP /AOKP release for this phone so I can switch to it. Simply switching launcher does not seem to give the desired effect on this phone.

But it is far from total disappointment. In fact it is good experience so far. Just want it to get little better :good:
[HTC Droid DNA] uppon2:
Thanks for the response mate. I appreciate the help. Why do you need to do anything to get working MMS?

Oh cool you have both phones then? The Note 2 is just a little bit too big for me. How do the screens compare to you? Anything else you might add you like or dislike about the 2 devices mate?
[HTC Droid DNA] Argumentation:
If you go into the advanced development settings menu, you can raise the animation speed from 1 to .5 and it makes it more like TW animation speed. :good:
[HTC Droid DNA] juzz86:
MMS doesn't work outside VZV unless you edit a few things in the build.prop (they blacklisted the 'mms' APN). To do this, you need a kernel with /system write available, so your changes stick after a reboot. You also need to use a third-party messaging app like Go SMS Pro or something.
[HTC Droid DNA] uppon2:
Ahh cool. I might ask you when I receive my phone. Just ordered it now. Costing me $598 delivered to Australia. It's fully unlocked and comes with an Otterbox Defender case. There weren't many deals going on and it took me a few days to even find this deal! I just sold a Nexus 4 for $550, so this is only costing me an extra $50 and it includes the case, so I'm happy. The phone has HTC USA 1 Yr Warranty. (Luckily for me my mother in-law lives in the US!

How much is the going price on the device outside of eBay? In the states for example.
[HTC Droid DNA] Funkym0nkey:
Outside ebay its $599 + tax + shipping. So a lot more than what you paid. Even I got mine was way less than this from ebay only. Got mine for like 550 delivered. But yes I too had to wait for couple of weeks for right auction and little bit of luck with auction ending late local US time in the middle of night.

Most ebay phones are people who had upgrade option available and got the phone for $199 but decided to make some money by selling the phone on ebay and keep the old phone for another contract cycle.

This is what 99% of ebay deals are for phone like this. So we do save considerable amount by buying from ebay. If you have a look at the seller ratings, you are safe and covered by ebay guarantee which heavily favours buyers. So its pretty safe bet if you take minimal precautions.

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I am little bit of phone fanatic. I end up buying almost all high end phones from HTC, Samsung and sometimes some good chinese phones.

At the moment I have Xiaomi MI2, Note 2 and DNA with me. And just sold Nexus 4 few weeks ago, but you already had that so you know how it was.

Xiamoi is on par with DNA as far as performance is concerned. Its blazing fast and thats understandable as it has same chip. And no throttle issues like Nexus 4 on this phone. It just flies out of box. Mind boggling performance. It does out perform even DNA in benchmarks like Antutu as it has 720P screen and not 1080P. But you can feel the speed with this one. Total bang for buck for something I bought for less than $400 shipped. It does run out of battery quickly if you do anything processor intensive so it is mainly used as house phone.

Note 2 is a beast. Its screen is much better than SGS3. But DNA screen looks totally different. 1080P is heaven if you are viewing right content. Sadly somehow you feel sense is not making use of the real estate available. Specially those who have good vision and can live with smaller font or rather smaller icons / more grid lines as an option would have been nice. But thats fine. Nothing major. Sure someone will make a rom that will implement this down the line.

1080P and games that scale properly look super nice on this phone. But playing games with on screen controls is better experience on Note 2 thanks to bigger display. But I dont game much these days, not heavy gaming for sure. Just some 2d time pass games or sudoku, puzzle or jetpack joyride etc..

But the huge battery, and S-Pen make it much better productivity device. And I do have large hands.

I am totally in love with Note 2. I dont think that will change. It is better, more productive device at this stage of its development. But if you have problems with Note 2 size, DNA is definitely next best thing right now.
[HTC Droid DNA] bartoloandre98:
For development i say buy nexus.I had HTC desire and since then HTC changed, became a locked garden, Devs are moving away from HTC scene. However if you feel the need of some htc sense candy(i sometimes miss it) ,it is another story but i always flash an aosp rom usually so sense is kinda waste for me.Experience also taught me that software support is far superior as opposed to a slight advantage in hardware.Just my 2c though, it is your money and you decide how to us it at the end of the day:)

If not that why don't you Terry xperia z atm i don't really know about that line of phones but i only hear good things even from our beloved cody back at the sammy forums.

________________________________

I threw cm 10.1 off a rock and the rock broke.

Solid
[HTC Droid DNA] uppon2:
Awesome! I already had the SGS 1 and 2. I then followed suit and bought the SGS 3. The phone was way too similar to the SGS 1 and 2. I got bored of it extremely fast, which was a first for me in a long time. I decided to flash a Samsung based ROM with AOSP apps, which I thought was pretty good for about a day and then flashed Paranoid, CM10.1 and AOKP over the next couple of weeks. I eventually just got sick of the look and feel of the device being too familiar to me.

At this point the nexus was the 1 and only phone for me....... I first thought. After using it for a while it didn't seem like the screen was even any bigger than even my SGS 2 as it loses so much screen real estate because of the OSKeys and it certainly didn't feel like an upgrade from the SGS 3, besides the fact it was extremely polished and fast being vanilla.

However, the thermal throttling and screen size pushed me away (Not to mention I was scared about the resell value if it eventually does come back in stock). So naturally I starting looking at the Note 2 (Which mind you is fantastic, but after using my friends over a weekend, I just found it to be so much like the SGS 1,2,3 in design and feel, with that same familiar Samsung feeling. Also it was very hard for me to handle while doing my day to day tasks. I did have a final play with it at the shops and it really just felt too strange to handle.

I am now taking a gamble on the DNA but oh well, it is selling in Australia for a lot more so I know if I want to resell it I won't lose any money! The screen looks brill and the muscle car chassis is dangerously gorgeous. I have never liked HTC phone after my previous attempts but fk it. At least I can give a complete comparison to others later on :D

Honestly, all of this fuss just for a phone which I will most likely sell to buy an Xperia Z or another 5"1080p phone by the second half of this year with perhaps the Adreno 330 or perhaps a comeback by Tegra? Who knows what the year will bring. All I know is their is a lot of competition that has yet to arrive from Sony, Oppo, Motorola, Acer, Asus.... and so on!

P.S It was refreshing to actually see some movement in the thread! :D
[HTC Droid DNA] uppon2:
Hey bart. Been a while mate. I don't think we have spoken since my fantastic post about the history of CheckROM and it's developers. ;) :)

As for the N4, Been there already man. I loved the Nexus 4 for that pure clean experience. Above is my reasoning as to why I chose to leave it.