yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Mini General] adgud:
Moved from good old Galaxy Ace, I would recommend S III mini for those who find S II too big or pricey. Lasts longer than Ace, is blazing fast for standard (non gaming) use and has quite good camera. The main disadvantage for me is that this phone feels very 'soapy' and is very easy to drop, I need to get myself some rubber case. Moreover, I hope that it will get some more support from devs here on xda as for now there are like 2 roms and one theme only. I suppose that this device is still somewhat new (6 months old?) and I hope it will get more popular as my old Ace did.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] ztandroid:
Eww, sorry for that info :beer:

Sent from my Super Calculator
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Goldie:
Hi guys

Sorry to hijack this thread but I was considering bringing my rom to this device and wanted to guage the user base of s3 mini.

It seems this forum is relatively quiet. Is that due to lack of developers or lack of users you think?

Pretty sure all mods will work from my rom and you can see it here....

[YOUTUBE]gj8G0v27TEg[/YOUTUBE]

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2037363

Thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Mini General] pedst:
The more the merrier, bit of both i think :good:
[Galaxy S III Mini General] iKlutz:
Bit of both, as I think a large majority of people are phased by samsungs lack of support for this item. I think your rom looks good and will draw a lot of attention ;)

Coincidence? I was looking at your rom thread and mods earlier this morning :)

Sent from the dark side using my gt-I8190
[Galaxy S III Mini General] ztandroid:
We're waiting the rom :D:beer:

Sent from my Super Calculator
[Galaxy S III Mini General] sassonno1:
great...please publish a mod for us poor s3 mini and we wil try it out ...thanks :good:

you are suggesting we just install it on our mini???
[Galaxy S III Mini General] tys0n:
I also think it's a little bit of both but the price have dropped for this device so I hope it will grow.

Anyway, I would love to see an AllianceROM for i8190. :good:
[Galaxy S III Mini General] adgud:
bring it if you have time, surely the more roms the more users will s iii mini get
[Galaxy S III Mini General] dariolob:
Definetely a lack of devs IMO :)

I'm not a fan of stock android look but your ROM is great, nice MODs :) If you need any help just ask!
[Galaxy S III Mini General] sassonno1:
dario...can we install the v7 as is in our phone?

did you installed it?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] stroobach:
I think the phone is great.

The only thing i miss ia haptic feedback when i type. And the phone is to light for my standards. Feels and it is plastic

*insert text here*
[Galaxy S III Mini General] dariolob:
How,if it's not even out for our phone?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] sassonno1:
ahh o.k

o.k thanks..i thought maybe it could be...because it is compatible with all the s models..anyway..when you publish the v4???
[Galaxy S III Mini General] ronakg:
I got S3 Mini for my wife and she is overall happy with the phone. Except that the battery hardly lasts a day. When I open the battery stats from settings I see that Android OS is taking more than 50% of the battery. What can be the reason behind this?
[Galaxy S III Mini General] sassonno1:
root the phone

and install a good rom and you'll get a better battery life
[Galaxy S III Mini General] ppero196:
Is 3G ON?

Is AutoSync ON?

IF ANSWER IS YES, TURN THEM OFF!

Also reduce your brightness to 20%
[Galaxy S III Mini General] ronakg:
Brightness is already very low. Probably lower than 20%. 3G and AutoSync are both ON. What's the point of a smartphone if one has to keep these things off.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] sassonno1:
lol

lol
[Galaxy S III Mini General] hellr22:
I'm not using for hard gaming jsut for calls sms etc. and it lasts 2days with no problem and it was with stock ROM. Now got BenzV5 got 54% after a day.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] rockknee:
Great phone for people who don't want to carry such big "phones" like s3 or note II with them. Stock rom works fine and it has pretty good battery life. I have lost couple times internet connection but it may be operators fault as well..
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Kieran 1711:
The low res screen on it looks suprisingly good. And because it's fairly low res it means that there are less pixles for the CPU to process. This means you don't need a really powerful CPU to get good performance. And because the CPU only runs at 1GHz you get great battery life. In other words: Low res + 1GHz CPU = Great performance and long battery life :)
[Galaxy S III Mini General] scabs:
I'm really enjoying this phone, i was not keen for a big phone like the S3 or similar.

This fits perfectly in my palm and has enough power for what i need.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Eskuero:
Also we've bcm4334 as wireless chip, one of the latest released from broadcom, and it improves a lot the speed and battery using wifi and bluetooth.(:

Teta que mano no cubre, no es teta, es ubre.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] ztandroid:
I hope our community here becomes larger day by day.

Sent from my GT-I8190
[Galaxy S III Mini General] lifeiswisdom:
I am very pleased with it. Good speed, very good screen even with this resolution. I am coming from nokia N8 and one thing that I must use to it is battery life. Day or day an a half. Amb light is also missing. So if you adjust brightnes for batt saving and you go outside you must manualy adjust brightness or you will not see enything. 4'' is big enough and it still can be carried in pocket. Custom rom prolonged my batt life. Camera with cree led is very solid. Light weight and argonomic design makes it very handy. I would like to see multi window on it. I am very pleased but ambient light sensor and bigger battery are the thing which will move this phone in higher class.

My 5 cents.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] sassonno1:
exactly my case and opinion

exactly my case and opinion:good:
[Galaxy S III Mini General] ionutzvio:
I have both s2 and s3 mini. I love them. The diference betwwen them is that s3 mini lasts more then s2 in a full charge and s2 is faster then the mini.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] DannyDann:
Actually I personally like it despite the "mini" calling of it. The good thing is that it's about the same big dad "S3".
[Galaxy S III Mini General] !D&L!:
im happy with my " mini" its big enough maybe a better processor ( for games and stuff) and it would be almost the ideal phone for me
[Galaxy S III Mini General] nanogi:
The stock rom is very lousy, and battery consumption and wakelock will be the trending topics of this phone. Fortunately, I rooted and installed BenzRom, it is marvelous, battery problem solved, and freezing/deleting bloatware did the trick for wakelocks. I still hate the fact that this phone doesn't have a LED notifier, even my old defy had it. Performance is good, although a good kernel capable of overclocking would be nice
[Galaxy S III Mini General] enensales:
this phone is better than iPhone 4S! :good:
[Galaxy S III Mini General] AssToast:
As much i like Androids but no, its not better than a 4S
[Galaxy S III Mini General] Benzonat0r:
It's not a bad phone, not bad at all. It's big enough, fast enough, makes decent pictures, 720p recording capability, I don't need anything else.
[Galaxy S III Mini General] ErnieDroid:
Its not bad at all I'm aiming on getting a S4 but it's too expensive in my country I'm waiting for the price to drop a little
[Galaxy S III Mini General] sembre:
Hurray we got BBM ;)
[Galaxy S III Mini General] josip-k:
The only thing i dont like about our phone is development,i mean,our phone has great specs and im shure it can run up to android 6,but we dont even have 4.3 port,and cm10.1 still has bugs. I kinda dont understand it.

Dont think i dont respect the developers,Maclaw,oliver and Benz are great devs and i love their work,they do their best,but i'd kinda like there are more devs for our phone,and Original Android Dev section a bit more full...
[Galaxy S III Mini General] mauam:
Truth:)
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] rampraven:
Sony mobile officially given the Alpha Rom for developers to development purposes

http://developer.sonymobile.com/2013/01/25/jelly-bean-available-for-custom-rom-developers-alpha-rom/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vins91:
Hi, is there anyone who can suggest me the best Rom + Kernel to use to have the maximum battery life? If there is a similar post, i'm sorry, i couldn't find it. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qbanlinxx:
I personally use rbj 4.1.2 with trinity alpa 67. I average 20 hours with 4-5 on screen time
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fabulous69:
i believe you easily!

almost same config (rom), with leankernel and 4.1.2 version is doing the job with battery life, compared to 4.2 JB, its day and night.

Ill try trinity, already placed it on my memory but was testing leankernel

No SOD, or heavy drain in use ? :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] binlalo:
I'm trying the new dummy kernel from ak and it works really good. You should give it a try.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] l.Urker:
Dummy kernel and Purity rom does the job. 36 hours or so of usage with 3hr 30min of screen time or so. 3G on throughout. ARHD does the job too :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nickcct:
I recommend AOKP with lean kernel. Best battery saving and buttery smooth.

The combo is so stable and it's my daily rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] greyrevolver:
What about the gps in 4.1.2?.. Ive got problem with gps in 4.2.1 stock. The gps wont lock.. I dont have gps problem when in 4.1.1 stock rom..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alekurkudi:
Hey so I know I'm a bit off topic but I'm still pretty new to the development on this phone. Anyways for kernels, do I need to download a certain one for my phone model (GSM/LTE)? Or are they compatible with any model?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evernothing:
I second this statement.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kliw:
Given that you have to find *your* best combo, I think that Purity with lastest franco.kernel is better for battery life, even if AK kernel is a little better for performance.

---------- Post added at 01:46 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:35 AM ----------

GSM and LTE have different phone/data HW and chipset just because the phone technology is different. You have to find you custom (or stock) rom in your own forum.

And yes, you are quite OT , but I'm not an admin :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alekurkudi:
Yeah sorry for the OT question. Also I wasn't asking about custom ROMs, I was asking about kernels but thank you I appreciate the reply.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sporkette:
I've tried about all of them and aosp with stock is definitely the best battery life........ With my usage pattern. Your mileage will probably vary.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qbanlinxx:
I have no issues with my gps on 4.1.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xsound031:
+1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] barrackOBAMA:
I need help.

I'm a flash-a-holic.

I'm afraid I can not stay on one ROM for longer then a week. ( as there are constant updates)

I have flashed multiple kernels and I never can really tell the difference.

I want to find a great kernel that keeps battery as first priority.

So I was wondering what kernel you use and why.

Edit: it would also be nice if you guys could link the thread of the kernel to your comment so I can further look into it:)

Thanks for your input in advance guys :)

sent from that young galaxy on clean ROM!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] andybones:
yep I'm same way, I play around with the custom kernels, and the devs do an amazing job with them, but for me personally, I don't overclock, or underclock, and have never played with voltages, so I run stock kernel and it rocks for me, 5 hour screen on time running TW CleanROM
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dna5589:
Great question, with so many different kernels released all the time it's tough to keep track. I'll definitely follow this thread though

I recently flashed lean kernel 1.7 and it seems like one of the better battery savers. I've tried a couple stock ones as well as Galaxy KOR 2.6. (All of them have been TW kernels btw)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] barrackOBAMA:
i use lean kernel. most the time with my clean rom.

i have been on galaxy kor but noticed nothing special.

currently i am trying out ziggy and it is nothing to brag about.

dont get me wrong though. i deeply appriciate the hours of work the devs put into all there work. and with the greatest respect. i thank them for all the hard labor.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BattsNotIncld:
Ziggy kernel is beastly on battery with SynergyROM. This is standard battery life for me (stock battery):
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] chupafaros:
Anthrax
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bOkz:
Hellp guys,

Just wondering why this external power pack doesn't work on my s3 mini. I know its says specifically made for iPhone but based on my experience it worked on alot of my devices (s1, s2, evo 3d, even worked on my x-mini portable speakers)

Do I need some kind of program? Kernel update? Or rom update for this?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ppero196:
Picture
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bOkz:
this is the one i'm referring to:

http://en.noontec.com/En/Press/Promotion/119281936535688.html
[General Questions and Answers] fabokid5922:
What happened to this idea, I thought a store like this was being set up

//Arc S rocks//
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MWFD:
Forgive me if this has been asked/answered but I was receiving a message that search was unavailable. Is there any way to beam (either by using Android Beam NFC or S Beam) apk files or txt files (basically any file I have in root explorer) between two devices? Can't find an answer to this anywhere. Thanks.
[HTC One X] darren_lu:
Free call covers Canada.

Cannot access to play store to download this app :crying:

Appreciate if someone can download and share it :o

Many thanks!
[HTC One X] Drefsab:
install market enabler, spoof your region to canada, clear play store data in application settings. Goto market and download canadian apps :)
[General Topics] ghatothkach:
hi

So I guess we cannot install our custom roms on US devices anymore from January 26th, unless Obama can do it the other way...

https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/make-unlocking-cell-phones-legal/1g9KhZG7

G
[General Topics] ultimul:
what's next?

tuning your car: big crime, jail time

improving your house? death penalty
[General Topics] bleggy:
this is silly.

you can still install roms, root your phone, and unlock it.

no one cares. dvd ripping and transferring to a different device is illegal too and, unless youre selling mass ripped dvds, there wont be legal troubles. people still rip dvds at home.

so, dont worry so much. the sky is not falling.
[General Topics] Antagonist42:
One problem that may be there is

Unlock your phone from your carrier, IMEI crops up on another carrier THAT phone ISN'T capable of using (should be locked), that gets passed back to Original Carrier, you get Hefty bill for it.

Now I will admit that that is a bit 'simple' but that is basically how the phone works, the tracking and catching AND proving it is what may make it all fail
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] balack:
Hi

I used ROM : CyanogenMod 10.1 Nightlies

cm-10.1-201301.25- NIGHTLY

today I use Alarms but it say a message

Anyone can help me. How to fix it.

Thanks for help !
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BigDig:
The reason they are called NIGHTLY! That means they are sometimes unstable, and things might break from nightly to nightly! You should wait for the next nightly and hope they fixed it
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] El Daddy:
Clear data for the clock app. See if that helps.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] balack:
It doesn't work

Thank you
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] calanizzle:
Try 24 or 26 nightly
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pcardosobr:
Same here!

Guys, I'm facing the same problem with my i9100!

I downgraded to 24 and the problem remained...

Wiped the cache, cleared the data, got me nowhere... So, what do you guys think that "broke" it?

EDIT:

I got it to work again by doing a (dreadful) factory reset :/...

The problem with that is I don't know what "broke" the Clock on the first place... I suspect it was the fact that I had some recurrent alarms when I flashed the new nightly, I'll try to remember to disable all alarms before applying the next ones! :D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] rogue93:
hey guys i need the stock app for my sola along with the fb sharing app for stock rom as i deleted them from my phone for the xperia v version and now my walkman wont start.. it keeps crashing.. please help.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Ben Ling:
Here it is. :)

Replace it in root explorer and set permission.

HIT :good: Button if i have help you. :)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scouse83:
I got a HTC radar and its stuck in a boot loop I try to do a hard reset but before I can click anyfin phone restarts I can get it to boot and use for a minute or so but then restarts any help would be great thanks
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mughalgxt:
Was it flashed with a custom firmware? If so try flashing appropriate radio rom 16 /17. If stock, than reflash with RUU and if an error incurred during flashing google for the appropriate code.

Post the question in relevant thread for relevant answers.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scouse83:
No it wasn't mate I think it got wet then it started being like this
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaslaw:
What type of factory reset do I apply on my rooted Xperia arc i.e, is it through the system settings or cwm? And what are the consequences of doing so?

Hit the thank button if it's helpful
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luiseteyo:
You will wipe all your data. Every app, setting or whatever.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaslaw:
Hope am not loosing my root privilege? BTW, which of the method do I apply from the mentioned above to do the reset?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tangosierra_:
nope you will not, personally I will wipe with CWM, there was once I did it from settings and ended up with a soft brick
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fabokid5922:
U can use CWM n within settings as well

//Arc S rocks//
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] t12rung:
Factory reset and wipe CWM, but wipe CWM is better
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Someguyfromhell:
Just Settings-Privacy-Reset phone.

No need to bother installing CWM and messing up system files.
[Nexus 4 General] acegolfer:
If you have been following my iLBC thread, then here's a comparison between the 2 methods (PIAF vs iLBC, hereafter).

1. PIAF supports more codecs such as G722 and G729.

2. Less latency issue because of less call routing. PIAF route: caller>GV>PIAF>phone. iLBC method involves caller>GV>callcentric>pbxes>phone.

3. You can add more than 1 GV trunk w/ PIAF. pbxes only allows 1. This is handy, if your family use several GV numbers.
[Nexus 4 General] dipole:
Re: [DISCUSSION] Asterisk/FreePBX/PIAF

Good discussion, I was running it on my raspberry pi until I repurposed it for a media center. I may have to look at it again, please post your setup once you have things working....

Thanks
[Nexus 4 General] whahn1983:
Re: [DISCUSSION] Asterisk/FreePBX/PIAF

I had tried a setup and got through all the nerdvittles guides setting up piaf purple with travelinman 3. Everything worked great with csipsimple when I was on WiFi. As soon as I disconnected from wifi and got on the cell network I could not connect. I ensured my phone ip was in the iptables and all the proper ports were forwarded through the router. I used dyndns for both my router and phone to ensure that ip tables had the right ip addresses. Never figured out the problem. If anyone has any ideas for what the problem could be I'll give it another try.
[Nexus 4 General] acegolfer:
I think using dyndns for your phone is pointless and can actually pose a great security risk. If you are on Tmobile 3g, your phone is behind NAT. This means the IP of your phone actually belongs to the Tmo's router and not unique to your phone.

So including that IP address in iptables is a huge security risk. All the Tmo phones sharing the same IP address with your phone will have full access to your PBX.

The biggest challenge that you are facing is the fact that both your PBX and your phone are behind 2 different NATs. I know it's crazy. My guess is NAT settings. In nerdvittle's guide, there's an instruction on how to give access to remote clients. In addition, here is another good guide: http://www.freepbx.org/support/documentation/howtos/howto-setup-a-remote-sip-extension
[Nexus 4 General] acegolfer:
Here are the instructions on how to enable TCP and change TCP port from default 5060 to something other such as 5055.

1. Settings>Asterisk SIP settings>Other SIP settings

tcpenable = yes

tcpbindaddr = 0.0.0.0:5055

2. Applications>Extensions>your extension, transport = TCP only.

3. From your router, port forward 5055 to PBX machine.

4. From PBX linux command, adjust firewall settings

iptables -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp –dport 5055 -j ACCEPT

(You can also do this from PIAF linux webmin.)

5. From sip clients, server/proxy = your IP:5055.
[Nexus 4 General] whahn1983:
Re: [DISCUSSION] Asterisk/FreePBX/PIAF

Yea that sounds like a big problem. The sad thing is when I am on my piaf network the voice quality is pristine. It actually works great but most of my calling is done away from home. I ended up switching off of the tmo $30 plan and onto straight talk tmo until I figure out a better solution. I've tried everything out there from pbxes to groove, almost every available codec and app combo. Just too many complaints from callers about quality and 100 minutes is not enough lol.
[Nexus 4 General] osi13:
You can eliminate almost all risks by using Travelin' man; which is basically an IP whitelist. You can read about it over at nerdvittles. That being said, I've been lucky, and I haven't had any attacks on my personal PIAF server. I have banned all of Asia, and Russia using IP tables, and I'm sure that's helped. All ports are closed behind my firewall except for 5060, and a few for RTP. It is also a good idea to run "update-programs" and then "update-fixes" via the CLI periodically. This will install crucial patches.
[Nexus 4 General] acegolfer:
Another issue that I found.

Can't use G722 codec over TCP when registered remotely. G722 works if UDP or within LAN.

Not sure whether this is a csip specific issue because I don't know other free sip clients with G722 codec.
[Nexus 4 General] osi13:
Post your issue on the CSipSimple Google Code page. The dev is normally very helpful. Also, I would look through the Asterisk log to see exactly what's going on. You can do this via FreePBX or you can go to to your server's CLI, and type "asterisk -rvvv" This will give you a debug CLI. Then try to place a call using G722, and view the results. If you post over at the PIAF forums, you will probably need a log, or you may be ignored.
[Nexus 4 General] bluespire:
Why not just use a TCP VPN (like Open VPN) to get back to your house, and then run this like you are on your LAN with UDP?
[Nexus 4 General] whahn1983:
Re: [DISCUSSION] Asterisk/FreePBX/PIAF

That is an interesting approach. Provided there is no data lag it may work.
[Nexus 4 General] bluespire:
Yeah, I always kept wondering why no one mentioned it as a solution. I don't know if it will solve the battery problem, as that may still be problem with using UDP itself. I suppose changing the timeout on UDP to something really high would work, since the VPN will maintain the TCP connection. On the other hand, you could also run the VPN on UDP, and I would bet that it would be better at staying connected than trusting CSS to keep its connection.

What the VPN does do really well, is eliminate all issue of allowing the PBX to face the internet. Just force it to accept connection only on its VPN port, and require a key file. Done.
[Nexus 4 General] osi13:
You should update the thread. TCP can be used on Asterisk 1.8, and PIAF on 1.8 is very stable.