yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] djgeorgeonline:
Thank you for your reply

SIR CAN YOU PLEASE DESCRIBE THE DIFFERENCE IN REV 2 AND REV3 IN BRIEF?

ALso can you please help in changing settings background pic and also call screen? please.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ravisghosh:
Wonderful alexejtka4!!! I have seen a lot of work for P698 in 4pda.ru forum but could not read anything. Thank you very much for posting here in English.

Are there any ICS rom available for P698?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] alexejtka4:
difference in the desktop....

in the next firmware is already fixed

testing now

ready - you can download
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] alexejtka4:
in any of the firmware you like to replace the following

from the folder system

system\app\HIME*.apk + system\app\HIME*.odex

system\lib\libautohan_jni.so

system\lib\libjni_pinyinime.so

system\lib\libjni_xt9input.so

system\lib\libxt9core.so

system\usr\xt9\config\databases.conf

system\usr\xt9\databases\* Copy the entire folder with the replacement

system\usr\xt9\asdb.bin

system\usr\xt9\udb.bin

on these files will need to set the permissions and ownership as they were

before that they need to remember

or

Attachments to the input language for the installation of rekaveri

but there is not the right language for you

just take them out of their firmware and copier with replacement

Unzip archiver

replace file

Reassemble

Set via a firmware rekaveri

so you can write in your desired language

that's all I can suggest
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] alexejtka4:
understand

this particular language ...

there is ICS rom not and will not be soon

is impossible to make port....
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] alexejtka4:
is one of the results http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39298288#post39298288

Custom firmware

To install over rekaveri

Nahim2k7-update​
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] n.m.t.u.1986:
thanks alexejtka4

but i don't undrestand what to do !

what i should do with attachment file?

i want add persian language to rom
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] alexejtka4:
This file is laid out as an example to the instructions

to set the language in the letter rekaveri

how to add input languages ​​in the firmware

you need to replace these files to the firmware files from the Persian

and install assembled archive files through the superseding rekaveri

I do not have Persian firmware

I do not where to make the assembly

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copy and place the entire folder in the archive /system

I'll see what can be done
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] n.m.t.u.1986:
i undrestand that i should replace persian language files from lg stock rom to your custom rom is this right?

i have persian lg rom (V10G_00.kdz) but i can't extract persian language files from it

how can i do this?

thanks in advance
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] djgeorgeonline:
Ok.Thank you

But i have used this ROM earlier. and had great trouble with network(data network) and I liked your alex rev3 rom Very much. Just two drawbacks.

I did not like the default background image of androidhawk .It could have been a black screen.

I just hate call screen. Its too boring with switch and i accidently reject and pickup calls.Please make it look modern.

Thats all. Thank you.Please fix it if possible.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] blablablaandro:
Thank you sooo much for this!! This is my favorited ROM for LG P698. A little advice:

Maybe it would be better if the display font and display buttons or menus style on change as the display like BRD_p698_21062012 ROM-v2, so the look of this rom may be more visible light and fast. Also the background wallpaper looks not good. I like the status bar style. :fingers-crossed:;)
[Nexus 10 General] stev067:
Why would you power down, when the sleep state is as efficient as it is? Do you all turn your devices completely off while you're not using your tablet, or do you just let it sleep?

Picture: My device sleeping for ~8 hours.
[Nexus 10 General] stev067:
Reserved
[Nexus 10 General] duarian:
I turn every electronic device off at night when I'm going to sleep.

Its just a personal preference, I just don't like things running and getting wear and tear when I'm not using them at all.

My phone gets turned on when I wake up, but my tablet usually doesn't get turned on until almost 16 hours later due to work and school.
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
More than a preferenc, one needs a good, logical reason not to shut if OFF.

BTW: OP your attached picture doesn't open up.
[Nexus 10 General] stev067:
Thank you both for your excellent opinions. This will make for a good argument. I'll do a little experiment... I'll charge my tablet up to 100%, and let it sit in a sleep state for 24 hours, and we'll see how much battery drain it experiences. Check back on Tuesday.
[Nexus 10 General] mrRobinson:
No one doesn't. I don't feel like shutting it off. I see virtually no battery drain yet apps i use for news feeds, twitter, etc are instantly available at a moments notice. This thread will be complete personal preference, I am aware there is no right or wrong answer here (you seem not to have that awareness) but in my head, there is no logical reason TO shut it off.
[Nexus 10 General] EniGmA1987:
Some browsers dont let them show up properly. It works fine for me and other users.

This is my exact opinion too.
[Nexus 10 General] KestrelX:
this ^

Some people have a need/desire for being able to receive and to know about timely updates of email, news, text messages and calls incoming to cell phone (via apps like cloudsms, tablet talk), etc whether it be for work or just for pleasure. It still baffles me why wptski thinks people have to justify it. Use the tablet however you want to use it. There's no right or wrong way. Where the heck did you read that it was horrible and awful to let your tablet sleep? Why do you think the makers of this tablet (and every single tablet ever created) incorporated the ability for the device to go into deep sleep, a state in which it consumes next to no battery?
[Nexus 10 General] espionage724:
I use my Nexus 10 as an alarm clock, and to receive calls and texts with Google Voice; I need it on at all times pretty much :)
[Nexus 10 General] Varekai:
I don't shut mine off. I turn wifi off when I'm done with it and have zero drain. I like to be able to just pick it up and surf the net or play a game. I don't like to wait for it to boot, plus I have a fair share of widgets on my home screen so it usually takes a while to load.
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
One has a reason for everything they do. If it's for real time receiving, emails news, etc., fine, that's a reason. To charge in sleep mode overnight without the previous mentioned reasons makes no sense at all.

I use the sleep mode if on battery when I leave the room for whatever. Sure they all have that feature but do think it was intended to be used as the for all extended charging times?

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They appeared fine in the other thread just not in this one.

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There you go, a reason. I didn't say it was right or wrong, just simply asked, why, which seemed to really bother some users. The one thing that I'm aware of is that there are some people here that don't like anyone to question why they do something.
[Nexus 10 General] ady_seray:
It's just like Plug and Play. Do you unplug your mouse after you stop using your computer? I'm sure you don't. Apply the same principle here and you'll see why it makes it more tedious (I.e. makes no sense in my opinion as well) to shut it down instead of just pressing a button to go into sleep( where it uses little to no battery) and have it ready for you at a moment's notice.
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
No, I don't unplug my mouse but it's not ON. I don't dim a light either, I shut it OFF. More tedious??? Are you serious??? Mine boots in 13 seconds! Nothing is that important that I'd need to use my tablet in a moments notice. This is a difference of priorities in life and may have something to do with age groups.
[Nexus 10 General] dalingrin:
I disagree. Since turning the tablet off has disadvantages versus sleep, one needs a good reason not to use sleep. Turning off the tablet takes more effort than tapping the power button, or in my case simple using the magnetic switch. Additionally, when you want to use the tablet again it takes less time to wake the tablet. Also, apps will be in the same state that you left them and you can receive notifications, alarms, etc.

The advantage of turning the tablet off? Saving <1% of battery or saving a whole 1% of battery if you are leaving it overnight.

But in the end you're probably right, it is perhaps more than a preference for some. I would akin habitually feeling the *need* to always turn the tablet off to some type of OCD.
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
Don't you see where you actually gave a reason?? Well, except for the extra effort part, I follow you.
[Nexus 10 General] EniGmA1987:
Actually yes I do. No where does it say in any manual whatsoever for any tablet or smartphone that you are to turn off the device when charging. Before you I never met anyone who followed this practice. I see turning a device off as supposed to be used for when you are done using a device for a long period of time and dont need it to be on. If we are supposed to turn these off anytime we stop using the tablet or to charge, why would companies bother to spend so much effort looking for ways to bring the device into such deep sleep levels and bring its sleep drain down to next to nothing? Also, if we were supposed to turn a device off then no one would allow charging while connected to a computer to transfer files. You claim we all need to have some great reason for not turning the tablet off, and we are all giving you one. You just wont accept that reason and feel there needs to be a greater one. Yet you have not given any better reason as to why you feel a tablet must be turned off between uses. Also when you first started this debate with your question as to why, the wording you chose implied that we were all wrong and you are right, and everything you have said since then goes more to that mindset. If you don't like that people take what you say the wrong way, then find a different way to say it that isn't so offensive.
[Nexus 10 General] espionage724:
I usually don't turn off my devices while charging them either. I did turn my N10 off to charge it one day recently in hopes to charge it as much as possible in a short time span, but I really have no idea if it helped :p
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
If I would have that asking why somebody did something would cause such a turmoil. Where do get that I expect a great reason to leave it ON while charging overnight? Just a reason is good enough and I got a few. If you have a reason to, leave it ON. Now if somebody leaves it ON every night while charging but not for any of the reasons mentioned it wouldn't make any sense.

If you think that I've been offensive, you can't take criticism very well. You can't be asked why you did something? C'mon!
[Nexus 10 General] Reilly1812:
wow - I didn't expect the bloody spanish inquisition! :D

almost sounds like an android vs ios thread... :p

Still Charged Up
[Nexus 10 General] stev067:
It's mostly just your unwillingness to accept that some people see no need to turn it off at night, whether they have a specific reason or not. Glad you've come around though, and I hope one day soon, you'll turn off your wifi and let it SLEEP.
[Nexus 10 General] styckx:
This is the weirdest debate I've ever seen.
[Nexus 10 General] espionage724:
Next up, when holding your tablet in Portrait mode, do you have the power and volume buttons on the top-right, or bottom-left? :p
[Nexus 10 General] styckx:
lol, exactly
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
Deep sleep=power OFF. If it's ON, I need WiFi, if I don't WiFi, I don't need it to be ON.
[Nexus 10 General] trickster2369:
Top right is the ONLY way to hold it. Why would you possibly want them on the bottom left? :)

Sent from my Nexus 10
[Nexus 10 General] espionage724:
Not sure lol. I believe a few VisualLand tablets have the buttons (when holding the tablet facing the "right" direction anyway) on the bottom-left for portrait
[Nexus 10 General] mrRobinson:
bottom left is where it's at man. trust me. You're nuts using top right.
[Nexus 10 General] A_Flying_Fox:
Lol so you guys check your email and then just shut it down?

Idk, I don't own one but if I did, I don't see why I would shut it down unless I feel it really needs a rest from me using it too much..

Then again, I shut my computer down when I'm done with it...but for some reason it just doesn't seem like a computer to me
[Nexus 10 General] jonstrong:
It's worth examining the whole notion of turning off a computer and communications device. Before PC's, it was an extremely rare event to turn off a mainframe. Most office PC's are left on around the clock, and powering down became more commonplace due to Windows instability and memory leaks, necessitating a frequent restart... In a controlled environment such as an office, where PC configurations are locked down, there's little reason to turn a PC off.

Instead of asking why you would NOT turn a tablet off, it's instructive to ask why you would want to turn it off in the first place. Saving power might be a consideration, but as we've discussed, Android is extremely good at conserving power when it's sleeping, to the point where saving power really isn't relevant for most users. Most of us are familiar with the notion of Linux boxes that are on for years at a time, and a clean Android install is extremely stable as well. It's not necessary, in general, to restart Android every day for stability.

Since power savings and stability aren't reasons to power off, the whole notion of powering off is almost an obsolete concept that is more meaningful for devices with spinning disk drives, unstable operating systems, and no way to self regulate and minimize power use. The primary purpose to powering off, for many of us, is to restart when beta or early releases are being used, or when new versions of the OS, apps, themes, etc have been installed.

If you were familiar with numerous studies regarding user experience with computers and software, begun in earnest in the 1980's by firms like IBM, you'd know that the difference between response time of even just a few seconds will alter the way people use their device, the tasks they're willing to engage in with the device, and general satisfaction with it. This is clearly a generalization, but IBM demonstrated, 30 years ago, that this is the norm for most users. Because my Nexus 10 is always on, I can count on it for reminders, alarms, emergency night calls via Google voice, messages via Google plus. I know that my email accounts and multiple media apps are synchronized throughout the night, so that they are current any time I grab the tablet. Thirty seconds is, indeed, quick for boot up, but if my wrist watch required a 30 second boot I wouldn't bother looking at it in the morning. I'm drifting a bit here, but the point is that an always on device presents a different user experience than a device that needs to be warmed up before use. People relate to them differently, and wind up using them differently.

With incredibly low power loss during sleep, and no downside to the device being on, I think the more relevant question is : why would you turn the device off at night, whether or not it's plugged in? What is the added value in turning it off?
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
It's as simple as this, if you require it to be in sleep mode for instant whatever then do that, if you don't, there is no reason to leave it in sleep mode forever. Correct, it may draw very little power and one could leave it ON or in sleep mode all the time just because they "can" but if one doesn't have a reason to, then why? Like anything else electrical, when "not" in use, you turm it OFF.

If you do leave your device in sleep mode while charging, you'd should have it on a surge protector.
[Nexus 10 General] jonstrong:
Until tube based TV was replaced, "instant on" technology was a huge competitive advantage in the last decade of that market. Even though people might not turn on their sets for 12 hours at a time, when they did, they didn't want to wait 30 seconds for it to warm up. This drove and shaped the entire market. There's an apt analogy here.

Anyway, we could go on and on. If you see no reason to leave it on, then by all means turn it off. It's your tablet to do with as you please. The point I was trying to make was that the trend toward a sleep state virtually the same as "off", combined with user experience considerations, is likely to eliminate the concept of "off" for most use cases as something needed except for maintenance tasks.

My question to you is, if there is no discernable benefit to turning the tablet off each night, why would you, except for personal preference?

... beamed from my Nexus 10 to your planet
[Nexus 10 General] mchahn:
speaking of button orientation ...

Does anyone know how to move the three buttons at the bottom of the screen to one of the sides, or top? I always put my windows task bars on the side because it wastes less space. This is especially true on the wide N10.

The main problem though is I find it hard to go to the bottom of the screen, especially when the screen is resting in a blanket.
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
Because it's down right stupid to leave it in sleep mode when I don't need to. I can wait 13 seconds for it to bootup when I need it.
[Nexus 10 General] jonstrong:
Impeccable reasoning, persuasively argued. Thanks for the thoughtful response.

... beamed from my Nexus 10 to your planet
[Nexus 10 General] skally:
Seriously? How do I know i'm not going to need it? I don't want to wait 13 seconds, when I can leave it on and wait zero seconds. I would consider it downright stupid to turn it off unless I know, without doubt, that I'm not going to need it for over a week. That's my opinion. Just because it differs from yours, doesn't make either of them wrong. Justification is simply that I purchased it, it is mine to do with what I wish, and I wish to leave it on.
[Nexus 10 General] e.mote:
>if there is no discernable benefit to turning the tablet off each night, why would you, except for personal preference?

From a security standpoint, it's been demonstrated that having a device in sleep/standby is a security risk for any mounted encrypted volume or file, as the password can be dumped from memory. The concern isn't restricted to those with gov secrets, but is common to business road warriors, particularly to places such as China where organized espionage is rife. Admittedly, it's not something most users (consumers) would worry about.
[Nexus 10 General] Traniz:
Sorry for being a useless prick and not linking you it but there is a mod for the N10 so your buttons are moved to the left corner (still not the same way you have it on the PC), but a lot easier than to have them in the middle.:good:
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
Your welcome!

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These reasons are starting to sound like excuses. I'm not as physically attached to this device as some and I guess you included. You'd only shut it OFF if you weren't going to use for a week? OMG, now that's, that's, I won't even say what I think about that.
[Nexus 10 General] jonstrong:
A good consideration. I'm guessing that you're referring to the work that Passware did exposing the security hole first in Mac OS/X and then later in Windows, taking advantage of DMA that the Firewire port provides. It's true that passwords can remain in memory after an app loses focus, and possibly until you power down. I'd think that if there's nothing like a Firewire connection, the insecure scenario would also require a rogue process of some sort that has access to your tablet's memory. I imagine that could be an app with some kind of trojan malware inside, but aside from that, how would this happen from the net, when your tablet is behind a router and firewall? Also wondering, if this can be accomplished while your tablet is asleep, what's to prevent it when the tablet is awake and being used?

... beamed from my Nexus 10 to your planet
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
Post this in the General or Q/A sections.
[Nexus 10 General] Traniz:
That's the thing. I know I saw it somewhere on XDA when I was looking for a suitable ROM but I forgot where I found it.

Found a ROM with the JB Navbar looking like the ICS one.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2013564
[Nexus 10 General] skally:
??? That doesn't even make sense,

Worst. Troll. Ever.

This thread is closed.
[Nexus 10 General] stev067:
I'm going to take a leap of faith and assume that you own a microwave. Do you unplug your microwave after you're done using it? /end_thread
[Nexus 10 General] stev067:
Overruled, I'll allow it.

Try nova launcher
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
Start a new thread in Q/A section.

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Are we talking about kitchen appliances now? No but I do have a electric shelf top oven that actually tells you to unplug it when not in use. Anything that has an OFF button gets shut OFF like it should, it's just common sense if I'm not going to use it for a extended period or even shorter period of time.
[Nexus 10 General] Varekai:
"This is the thread that never ends. It just goes on and on my friends. Some people started typing in it not knowing what it was, but they'll continue typing in it forever because this is the thread that never ends. It just goes on and on my friends. Some people started typing in it not knowing what it was, but they'll continue typing in it forever because this is the thread that never ends..."
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
I don't agree with you, so I'm a Troll. Really............

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Well, you joined in, didn't you?? This happens when one goes across the grain.
[Nexus 10 General] woj666:
The only question remaining before this thread is done is at what point do you decide to turn your tablet off? If you know that you wont be using it in the next 30 seconds and it only takes 13 seconds to boot do you turn it off? One minute? One hour? What's the minimum amount of time that you know you wont be using it where you will turn it off?
[Nexus 10 General] Lodovik:
I personally prefer to keep my devices (1 phone, 2 tablets) on sleep all the time. I use them every day and I like to just have to flip the smart cover and being ready to use in an instant. They are designed to be used in that manner and this is one of their best features with portability.
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
I might be watching TV while using it, shut it OFF for an hour maybe less than that. It's no big deal to bootup, 13 seconds, it's ready and that's fast enough for me. I don't need to be in constant contact or able to receive email, whatever, etc. 24/7. It's OFF right now as I'm using my PC and was only ON for 5 minutes earlier to update/sync an app with my PC.
[Nexus 10 General] Reckless187:
I can't be bothered powering down so I just stick mine on standby. Maybe I should spend a week powering it down to see how much difference it makes...
[Nexus 10 General] wptski:
I hate to say this but your reason is very lame. It's not going to make much difference but "can't be bothered", "it's too much trouble" or "it's easier" are just lame.
[Nexus 10 General] Siberian Tiger:
What he said .
[HTC One X+] tyessen:
So I'm getting the HOX+ today, and I wanna know the easiest possible way to transfer all my apps and data. Can I just backup w/ titanium on my current phone, install titanium on the X+, and copy/paste all the files in the TitaniumBackup folder over to the One X+ and restore from there? This would only be user apps, not system data. Thanks :)