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[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Galcactus:
Hi, I'd like to gather the opinions of other xda'ers on this topic. If possible please attach screenshots of your set up. Here's mine at the moment:

As usual mods if this is in the wrong place then feel free to move it. Thanks!

Click the thanks button if I helped!

Sent by G.L.A.D.O.S.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] datagubben:
Its almost the same whatever settings I have (if you don't have other headphones that you bought instead of the ones supplied in the box).

The best is to buy PowerAmp and you get very nice SOUND! :good:
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] Galcactus:
I hear a genuine difference, regardless of which earphones I use.

Click the thanks button if I helped!

Sent by G.L.A.D.O.S.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] icstm:
I got some in the phone box, but it all came in a larger box with some MK200 over the head phones. I will try out your settings - but am actually yet to use either set! (sim card only went in last night!)
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] DrSt01eR:
I have my EQ set quite high and i also have the clearbass set too +6 and also i sometimes may use the surround sound setting one other thing u may not know this but say you"rented" a music album and that bitrate is low say 128kb the sound will be not so good have at least 320kbs on the stuff i "RENT"albums or tracks and the sound is way better

hope this helps if so just hit the thanks button
[Windows 8 General] kaspar737:
1. Are the only Windows 8 tablets without a fan equipped with Intel Atom Z2760 CPU?

2. What would you suggest when I would want a Windows 8 tablet without a fan?
[Windows 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
Given that x86-capable processors run pretty hot, you're not going to find a lot of options. Some of the Atom chips may get by on passive cooling... maybe. Frankly, if you want a fan-less tablet, that usually means ARM, and that means Windows RT.

Of course, what with the latest hacks, the line between Win8 and Win RT is getting thinner than ever...
[Windows 8 General] Ravynmagi:
1. All Atom tablets are fanless as far as I know. My Samsung 500T barely even got warm and I think that was more the LCD than the processor. I don't believe there are any other x86 processors that are fanless right now.

2. Obvious an Atom tablet. You'll probably need to narrow it down a bit on what you are looking for. Is the tablet form factor more important or the laptop form factor. If using it as a tablet is more important, you'll probably want a lighter and smaller 10.1 inch tablet like the upcoming ASUS Vivotab Smart. If you want a laptop form factor with keyboard for typing, then a 11.6 inch tablet is idea for the larger keyboard size. Also do you need a pen built in, do you need a Wacom digitizer?

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It's not that thin at all. Windows RT tablets will never be able to run x86 desktop applications with it's ARM processor. That hack just lets you run unsigned Windows RT ARM applications.

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PS. Maybe AMD's Temash APU might be fanless. Not entirely sure yet. It's shipping Q2 this year, but don't know when we'll see any tablets with it inside.
[Windows 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
@Ravynmagi: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2095934 Ever heard of emulation? The speed sucks - you won't be playing high-end recent games, and running something like Photoshop would be painful (as much due to the tablet's low specs as due to the emulation, in that case) but we can *already* run (a few) x86 apps on Windows RT, and adding support for more is mostly a matter of making sure the system calls are supported.
[Windows 8 General] Ravynmagi:
An alpha tool made 4 days ago that can run notepad.exe and a 14 year old 2D game on an ARM processor. How could I have missed that? :)

Can you even install Photoshop, much less run it with this alpha tool yet? You can barely run Photoshop on an Atom, I think running it on an ARM through emulation will be more than painful. :)

I think it's a bit premature to be touting this as a solution to running x86 apps on an ARM tablet.
[Windows 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
I view it quite differently: in any four days, an alpha tools has been written that can run simple apps, even old games, without recompiling them... and has already dramatically improved in performance.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that you're going to be completely be able to replace an x86 machine with an ARM one... but the reason for that is simply a matter of performance of the underlying hardware. For low-demand stuff (the kind of thing you might run on a fanless tablet anyhow) it's not an unreasonable goal. Of course it's not there yet... but a week ago, it wasn't possible at all.
[Windows 8 General] kaspar737:
Thanks for all the replies so far.

But what do you think, will Windows RT ever be like Windows 8 on x86? What I mean is that will it run Flash, Java and be like a desktop that is also a tablet?
[Windows 8 General] kaspar737:
Wrong post.
[Windows 8 General] Ravynmagi:
My opinion. I'm not sure what kind of future RT has. Why buy a Windows RT with ARM, when you can now get Windows 8 with Atom for just as cheaply ($500) that can do a lot more? Samsung and other manufactures have already abandoned their Windows RT plans, they don't see a future in it either.

By the way, Windows RT is able to run Flash if it's in Microsoft's white list of websites.
[Windows 8 General] kaspar737:
Yeah, I'm afraid that app developers don't see a point developing apps for Windows RT. Also, RT tablets just seem to be too locked down. To me it seems that x86 tablets are like Android tablets- the experience you get is not determined by the OS maker but RT tablets are like the iPad- you can mostly do what the OS maker likes/approves.
[Windows 8 General] Ravynmagi:
Windows RT apps run on Windows 8 too and Windows 8 will be shipped on millions and millions of computers around the world. So I think the Windows Store apps (aka Metro style) that run on RT and 8 will eventually show up in good numbers from developers. So if you do go with Windows RT, the apps will come, even if people abandon the OS and hardware platform.

Windows 8 has the best of both worlds though, you can run the RT apps and the x86 apps. And the Atom is the best of both worlds, the efficiency of an ARM processor with the ability to run x86 apps.
[Windows 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
Atom is hardly the efficiency of ARM... it's just the first x86 processor to get within the same order of magnitude. They still need bigger batteries and/or suffer lower battery life. Mind you, they're closer than I thought x86 (which is an inherently inefficient design in some ways, due to the extreme complexity of the instruction decoder required) would get.
[Windows 8 General] Ravynmagi:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6536/arm-vs-x86-the-real-showdown

"Whereas I didn't really have anything new to conclude in the original article (Atom Z2760 is faster and more power efficient than Tegra 3), there's a lot to talk about here. We already know that Atom is faster than Krait, but from a power standpoint the two SoCs are extremely competitive. At the platform level Intel (at least in the Acer W510) generally leads in power efficiency."
[Windows 8 General] netham45:
You could just link to the article

And, yes, the Atom Z2760 is more power efficient.

As far as tablets go, though, all the Atom tablets I've looked at have felt like cheap toys, whereas the Surface is possibly the best built device I've ever used. That's the main reason I chose the Surface RT, it just blows all the competition away in build quality.

As far as applications go, neither the Atom nor the Tegra are very well suited for intensive tasks like Photoshop and the like. They're both going to perform quite poorly at those tasks.

The Atom does have the existing software library, though in reality a large number of what people will need/want to use has already been ported over to Arm.

An interesting thing to note is that even though the Atom is more efficient than the Tegra the Surface still had better battery life compared to the W510 by almost an hour.

Build Quality: Surface beats W510 hands down. Acer has okay build quality, but the Surface is superb.

Performance: The Atom nudges out the Tegra

Applications: Any applications that need x86 won't be usable on the Atom, but they will run, so the Atom wins. The Tegra is rapidly catching up, though.

Battery Life: The Surface beat the W510 by nearly an hour, therefore I'm calling it in favor of the Surface. The Atom itself is more efficient, but that doesn't mean that the tablets built using the Atom are.
[Windows 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
I stand corrected. Atom, even an older Atom, is surprisingly competitive with ARM on a power efficiency standpoint. I don't know that I agree with handing it the win outright, it won some of the "total usage" charts but lost some of the others, occasionally substantially. It's certainly a viable option for a mobile device though. Interesting... time was, Intel had difficulty squeezing their chips down to 5W, while ARM was expected to run at around 300mW. Apparently I need to keep a better eye on these things.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mokomaki:
I'm trying to update from 4.1.1 to 4.1.2..

I was on my laptop today and noticed that kies prompted me to update. And it was a different firmware.

I tried it multiple times but it always got stuck on 5% and lagged the whole laptop.. (i7 860)

So i thought i'd try it on my desktop.... But i still cant even get my desktop to reconize the CURRENT firmware version!

Desktop also taking ages to even reconize the whole phone after plugging it in. laptop reconizes fast but will not update..

Thanks.
[HTC One X] {< r o N o $:
CID htc_j15 (middle east)

fastboot getvar version-main result : 3.14.401.619

hboot 1.31

I was running viperX 2.7.1 on hboot 1.31.

I wanted to return to full stock to get the Jb update.

I restored a stock nandroid backup ( and stock boot.img as well ).

Then it booted up fine.

Then not remembering i was on clockwork recovery, i press factoryreset on the hboot screen.

The clockwork recovery showed up instantly and wen i tried to installed a nandroid backup of viperx 2.7.1 from sdcard it showed no files found. (i think sdcard was accidentally wiped or access was blocked ) .

Then i tried a bunch of thing but nothing resulted in a proper boot.

The main problem is it cant access sdcard and i cant find an ruu for my device.

ANY help is appreciated

Thank you
[HTC One X] MaartenXDA:
If it doesn't mount in PC, try adb push to push someone else's backup or another ROM.
[HTC One X] {< r o N o $:
I tried but adb not recognising my device.

when i type adb devices, it shows blank
[HTC One X] BenPope:
With CWM 5.8.4.0, you can go to mounts and storage, mount as usb and copy files on.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Does it work in fastboot ? If so, reflash the latest custom recovery and also

Fastboot erase cache
[HTC One X] {< r o N o $:
Will try these things.

Also can any1 point me to a stock recovery page?

i believe if i can get that. my problems are over

Thank you
[HTC One X] {< r o N o $:
Thank you people,

turns out there was no problem. When i clicked factory reset and cwm recovery appeared i just became paranoid.

i tried everything but i dint let my phone boot properly. lol me.

turns out evrything was proper and i even updated hboot to 1.39 thanks to clydeb1
[HTC One X] {< r o N o $:
But there is one thing. Apparently, if you do factory reset in bootloader while on cwm, the sdcard is wiped, just a warning to people

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC Droid DNA] NSAgent:
Ok the trouble I'm having is slow data, and don't know if its the phone or the service. I do a speedtest, and I'm pulling down a dismal 241kbps! Meanwhile I watch the guy on android central do the same test on at&t and he get 7mb down no problem.

I don't get this since the lumia 920 I had was blazing! Can anybody tell me what's going on? Thanks in advance
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
What bands does net 10 use.
[HTC Droid DNA] NSAgent:
Sorry, I forgot I posted this. Net10 works with 850 & 1900 bands
[HTC Droid DNA] Bigandrewgold:
Then it should work with a DNA.

Do you have another phone you can compare the speeds to at the same location.
[HTC Droid DNA] NSAgent:
No, but the lumia 920 I was using right before I switched and it worked great
[General Topics] JASONMAKS:
Does anyone know if an iPad can run javascript?
[General Topics] cs098:
posts about idevices are not allowed in xda, besides xda doesn't even specialize in idevices so it is better to post you question here

http://iphone-developers.com/
[General Topics] Archer:
There's actually a lot of members with iOS devices, so it's not uncommon to see questions about them on xda, but you are better off asking at the xda sister site, as linked above.

Thread closed.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] outerh3aven:
AOSP 4.0.4 IMM76L for Galaxy W

by outerh3aven​

AOSP ICS for the Galaxy W isn't a dream anymore- it become reality. A bunch of thanks to broodplank1337 who gave me green lights and the base!

[Youtube]vqbvjjRLAe0[/Youtube]

actually AOSP ICS for I9001, would be nice if anybody would make one for the W.

(Thanks to RobyRc for uploading)

Finally we got ourselfs an AOSP Stock ROM to modify :cool:! Please give me as much feedback as possible, so I can improve the ROM!

What's working:

Audio

Receiving and making calls

GPS

Compass

Proximity sensor

Wifi

Bluetooth

USB mass storage

HW accelerated gui

HW accelerated video

Camera

Wifi and USB tethering

What's not working:

FM Radio (use Spirit FM as alternative)

Builds/Bugs/Changes Section​

New builds for Galaxy W:

Initial Release! Alpha 02

- first release of AOSP ICS

Alpha 2.3

- release 25.02.13

- changelog:

camera fix

updated egl libs for better grafic performance

changed advanced powerbar as default (if someone missing the borin'old one, just tell me. will make a patch)

didn't change to customkernel due some ethic aosp reasons

Reported bugs for Alpha 2.3:

- none

User-suggested changes for next build:

- 3.0.x Kernel is coming

​

Please press THANKS since I don't have this device I did this just for you!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] outerh3aven:
Download:

Note: I am not responsible for any damage caused to your device.. ### insert violation warranty bollocks here ###

Version Alpha 02 (17-01-2013)

Mirror #1 Mediafire.com

Mirror #2 Dropbox.com

Also download gapps

gapps version 20120429

Install

Make sure you use an ICS Recovery.

- Wipe data and cache. (if you're using CM9 you may only wipe cache)

- Flash AOSP_IMM76L_ancora-Alpha02-signed.zip.

- Flash update-Gapps-ICS-20712.zip. You must flash gapps after flashing the rom.

- Reboot phone.

Credits

AOSP Team - for the lightweight apps

Arco - for the initial cm9

brood - for permission and base (awesome guy btw.) :cowboy:

TiTAN-O-One - for testing, screenies

miki2o - for testing

arsradu - testing and bug reports

Donations

If you really like the development of this AOSP ROM you can donate broodplank1337.

He really appreciates the donations, and I really want to thank the people who are donating him :)

All donators will have instant access to all pre-releases and private beta's right after I ported them.

Please press THANKS since I don't have this device I did this just for you!

screenshots:

see attachments
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] outerh3aven:
Addons for AOSP ICS:

Note: PLease do not report bugs caused by addons!

Advanced Powerbar

To enable reboot,screenshot, etc.

Already in that rom since update 2.3

LINK

- no bugs, compiled with AOSP ICS

Screenie: see attachments

Extremely Advanced Powerbar by arsradu

To enable reboot, screenshot, reboot, shutdown,profiles,...

Link to post: LINK

credits: arsradu

Please do not ask for porting CM9 stuff: READ MORE

all CM9 mods from Themes and Apps section work here too.

Q&A for AOSP ICS:

reserved - AOSP ICS isn't a dream anymore, it became reality! :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] broodplank1337:
Thanks for porting my rom to Galaxy W! Great Job!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] skrillex13:
Hello sry for my noob and "raw" question but is it better than cm9 rc2....does it have better battery life? Thanks

Sent from my CM9 Powered Wonder
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] outerh3aven:
No problem mate! :cowboy:

Of course. Just a simple calculation-

CM9 is based on AOSP ICS +CM9 has been modded with many battery-eating apps and frameworks = AOSP ICS has a better battery life and should be faster.

However it's less customizeable.

I will make several addons to change that.

for the records- AOSP ICS is a ROM which google releases for his Nexus devices

It's PURE ANDROID
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] foued1994:
I have installed your rom, but I would like to calibrate my battery, can't find the wipe battery stats in CWM/advanced :/

can you help me sir ?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] outerh3aven:
That seems to be a problem of CWM, since this is a ROM and NOT a RECOVERY.

Search in advanced settings or flash an other recovery. That's all I can do.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] foued1994:
can you recommand an other recovery ? :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] outerh3aven:
Personally I'm using TWPR, it has more functions than CWM and a grafical layout and interface...
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] buraktolga92:
Stability and Lags

How this rom's stability? please could you give me some information about ram optimization of rom ?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] nereuseng:
New version on CWM has removed this function.

Try to use Battery Calibration in Play Store.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] skrillex13:
Okay Thanks hmmm one more question and if its possible I will flash it.... can I set to my battery level show with %? And can I customize toggles? Thanks :)

Sent from my CM9 Powered Wonder
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] outerh3aven:
There is no % and no customization of the toggles. But if you would like to have some I can simply make an addon.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] skrillex13:
Okay Thanks now Im downloadin your rom and if You have some freetime can You make an addon with battery percentage and customizable toggles? Thanks :) And if I flashed expanded power bar do I need wipe cache or dalvik before I flash the addon? Thanks:)

Sent from my CM9 Powered Wonder
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] zenlord77:
its an awesome rom my friend..:good:

just a question..is it possible to change the themes for this rom? since i didn't see any theme manager or theme chooser..sorry for noob question:)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] arsradu:
Or...you could try this software (Battery Calibration), downloadable for free from Google Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...xLDEsImNvbS5uZW1hLmJhdHRlcnljYWxpYnJhdGlvbiJd

Anyway, I've got a question for you guys: since this is the stock ROM, is it still rooted? I guess this is a kernel thing so...I'm not sure which kernel has been used for this ROM so..I'm just asking. Is it still rooted or do I have to root it manually after flashing it?

Also, I know FM Radio is not present simply because the Google sources for Android 4.x don't have that (because there is no Nexus device with FM Radio chipset AND Android 4.x, so no need to develop an app for it when there is no hardware support for it) but would it be possible to compile and maybe port the FM Radio app from 2.3.6 stock ROM (the Nexus One has FM Radio and so, the source for it should be available from Google) to 4.0.4 in Galaxy W? I guess that would be a challenge. :P

I know it will look like the original app from Google ROM in 2.3.6 but at least it would offer us the possibility to actually use all the phone's features (until Google will release a device with Radio FM and maybe also Android 4.x so that it can be compiled and adapted for Galaxy W as well).

Also, for the ones asking about theme support: since this is the pure AOSP and not a modded version of the stock Android 4.0.4 (such as CyanogenMods), I guess the answer is no. It does not support themes. And since probably it isn't already rooted, you have no way of theming it (because you will have no access to the system files and folders). You can always use a custom launcher (such as Nova or Go Launcher, downloadable from Play Store) but it won't theme everything.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] skrillex13:
Oh Thanks but I dont want to calibrate my battery.....cuz it isnt necessary ;)

Sent from my CM9 Powered Wonder

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Now Im flashing and I will test and report. :)

Sent from my CM9 Powered Wonder
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] Madridii:
The last update of cwm is without (wipe battery stats) .. it is removed

I think there is no need for it .. just charge your battery 3-4 cycles.

Sorry if that's wrong

Sorry for my bad English
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] skrillex13:
+1 :thumbup:

Sent from my CM9 Powered Wonder
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] outerh3aven:
Don't worry it has root. And I will port the theme manager after req. No problem. :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] :
Just pls battery percentage and toggles Thx :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] arsradu:
Cool! Then I guess it won't be so "stock" after all, right? :))) Anyway, can you please, tell me if it would be possible to also port the FM Radio app from 2.3.6 to 4.0.4 (or maybe later 4.x as well)? And maybe we could find someone to make it look somewhat similar to the one in SGS3 for example (a recognized themer maybe).
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] outerh3aven:
Tomorrow.

This is STOCK ANDROID, NOT STOCK SAMSUNG!!! Hell man...

It's not possible to port to 4.0.x.

Why do you need a recognized themer for this?

Here is a tutorial:

1.Take the GB fm radio (base) and unzip.

2.Unzip spiritfm. (port)

3.go to res/drawable-hdpi

4.take the images from (base) to (port) and change every image.

Rules;

- images which are swapped should have the same solution. (if not just change the solution)

- images which are swapped should have the same name. (if not just rename them...)

5. When you are done, zip the (port) folder and change the name instead of .zip to .apk

6. That's all. You can do this alone

Guys, why do you need a Recognized Developer to port and a Recognized Themer to theme? I'm just a senior member and did both...

Just ask somebody how. That's all.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] RadBFD:
Can someone give me the download links? Because I can't see any.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] outerh3aven:
Yeah... The post dissapiered already a second time.. It's just the half of it. Will fix that tomorrow. You will find the link.in a sec in OP.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] dewadg:
Wow, this is what I've been searching for :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] outerh3aven:
Hope I can use your awesome kernel in the next version :D
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] arsradu:
Thank you a lot for your quick reply. :) I know it's not stock Samsung cause there is no Android 4.x update from Samsung for this device, plus, even if there would be, it's closed source so nothing helpful there. I was talking about the Google Android FM Radio app from Gingerbread. And yes, there should be source code for that since their Nexus One (running 2.3) does have it.

I was just looking for a way to get the source code for FM Radio from Google sources for let's say, Google Nexus One, and adapt it for Galaxy Wonder ICS. But this might not work due to hardware differences in terms of the actual FM radio chipset. But if that's the case, then how come that Spirit FM Radio works on this hardware, and if I'm not mistaken, it's not even designed to work on Galaxy Wonder?

All I'm saying is that, since someone else did it, it's not impossible. But since I'm not a dev myself, I cannot try to do this on my own so I was thinking maybe a dev here could help.

The theme specialist idea was just in case there is a way to modify and make that app created by Google for their Nexus One, for 2.3.6, work in Android 4.0. Just to make that app look maybe a little more appealing and closer to a ICS/JB look.

Thank you for your tutorial but isn't that gonna modify just the appearence of Spirit FM app? I was looking for the official FM Radio app, not a themed third party app.

I hope this time is a little bit clearer for everyone what was my idea.