yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] djintrigue808:
Current Freq and Voltages:

{ 1, { 192000, PLL_8, 0, 2, 0x00 }, L2(1), 800000 },

{ 1, { 384000, PLL_8, 0, 2, 0x00 }, L2(1), 800000 },

{ 0, { 432000, HFPLL, 2, 0, 0x20 }, L2(7), 825000 },

{ 1, { 486000, HFPLL, 2, 0, 0x24 }, L2(7), 850000 },

{ 0, { 540000, HFPLL, 2, 0, 0x28 }, L2(7), 850000 },

{ 1, { 594000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x16 }, L2(7), 850000 },

{ 0, { 648000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x18 }, L2(7), 900000 },

{ 1, { 702000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x1A }, L2(7), 900000 },

{ 0, { 756000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x1C }, L2(7), 950000 },

{ 1, { 810000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x1E }, L2(7), 1000000 },

{ 0, { 864000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x20 }, L2(7), 1025000 },

{ 1, { 918000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x22 }, L2(7), 1050000 },

{ 0, { 972000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x24 }, L2(7), 1075000 },

{ 1, { 1026000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x26 }, L2(7), 1075000 },

{ 0, { 1080000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x28 }, L2(16), 1100000 },

{ 1, { 1134000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x2A }, L2(16), 1100000 },

{ 0, { 1188000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x2C }, L2(16), 1125000 },

{ 1, { 1242000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x2E }, L2(16), 1125000 },

{ 0, { 1296000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x30 }, L2(16), 1150000 },

{ 1, { 1350000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x32 }, L2(16), 1150000 },

{ 0, { 1404000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x34 }, L2(16), 1175000 },

{ 1, { 1458000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x36 }, L2(16), 1175000 },

{ 1, { 1512000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x38 }, L2(18), 1187500 },

{ 1, { 1674000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x3A }, L2(18), 1200000 },

{ 1, { 1728000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x3C }, L2(19), 1200000 },

{ 1, { 1809000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x3E }, L2(19), 1250000 },

{ 1, { 1890000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x40 }, L2(19), 1250000 },

{ 1, { 1950000, HFPLL, 1, 0, 0x42 }, L2(19), 1300000 },
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] MrMarkEdward:
will give it a try
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] brorex:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

Thanks DJ
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] djintrigue808:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

No problem. Let me know how it goes. :D

Sent from my SGH-T999 with frosty jellybeans!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Swiftks:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

4.1.1 TW kernel working good... Love the selection of governors. I know this is your baby and a work in progress, but might I suggest the following:

- custom undervolting

- maybe a underclock or two

Thanks again, your work is much appreciated.

Sent from my SGS III
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] djintrigue808:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

I'm working on the custom undervolting and sure I'll look into the min underclocking. Thanks bro. :cool:

Sent from my SGH-T999 with frosty jellybeans!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jayRokk:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

Trying this out

Thanks :)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jaysmi32:
Quick question, what's the d2 mean aka d2tmo/d2att?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] rickriego:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

wow..if ur unfamiliar with wut those mean maybe u should study a lil b4 u possibly brick ur device.

d2tmo- gs3 tmobile

d2att- gs3 at&t
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jaysmi32:
I'm new to the sgs3 community as I just got this phone recently, I am familiar with flashing ROMs...kernels etc, but your right I don't want to brick my device so that's why I asked, so I don't find what I said to appear to be a stupid question!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] MrMarkEdward:
its just another name for your device

Galaxy S3 Sprint (d2spr)

Galaxy S3 VZW (d2vzw)

Galaxy S3 AT&T (d2att)

Galaxy S3 TMO (d2tmo)

Galaxy S3 US Cellular (d2usc)

like so
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jaysmi32:
Thanks man...I appreciate the decent reply!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] rickriego:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

apologies..i wasn't implying stupidity. i only said that because i bricked 2 devices in a row when i moved to the gs3.. simply by not understand or taking the time to understand the difference.. didn't mean to condescend.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] rgoyena:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

Sorry jay. D2atnt is for att. I mistaken your call on this. Didnt hear correctly.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] jaysmi32:
No worries man, no harm done....just playing it safe!

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No worries balla!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] djintrigue808:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

Not bad for aosp in my opinion. :D

Sent from my SGH-T999 with frosty jellybeans!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] DarthDerron:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

Just flashed this. I'll see how this does tomorrow :)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] peneoark:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

I'm always game for new kernels :)
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] dirtbikerr450:
Re: [KERNEL][Touchwiz/AOSP][d2tmo/d2att]~Xone Kernel~[01/26/2013]

Thanks
[HTC Amaze 4G] benzersizadam:
Ok guys.

i got unknown imei and baseband Ruby.

i searched everywhere but imei is clean.

So i decided to fix it.

My ideas :

i got fastboot getvar imei :

35xxxxxxxxxxx

So imei can be readed from phone

also i can searched and edited the imei block mmcblk so that phone got no problem with imei.

i think the problem is radio.img file.

searched dev section there is no radio at the moment. so i pulled up radio img from stock rom

fastboot flash radio radio.img

returned remote not allow.

my ruby is s-off and superCID.

any ideas or suggestions ?
[HTC Amaze 4G] rohanjain91:
Stock it..
[HTC Amaze 4G] Sam_K:
Same problem

I've got the same problem with my Amaze 4G, everything similar to your description. Please post if you find a solution. Thanks!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DSinfinite:
Hello all,

Lately on my non rooted vzw s3 when I go into landscape mode while watching a video the picture will freeze but the video keeps going because I can hear sound just fine.

Portrait mode works just fine and for a bit there I thought it was only YouTube but it also does it on stock video player..

Any ideas on a fix?

Thanks in advance!
[Nexus 7 General] androidairlinepilot:
Hi all,

I am a big Android fan. I currently have a new Note 2 that I replaced my iPhone 5 and iPad mini with (had an S3 and Tab 2 before that). I bought this in the hopes of using the "phablet" as an all-in-one device instead of having both a tablet and a phone. So far its been awesome. Here is my dilemma....

I have just become an avid e-book reader. I gave up paper books when I got the iPad mini. I am finding that the Note 2 is just a little too small to read e-books on. Plus I feel kind of stupid trying to read a book on a phone.

I went out and bought a basic kindle. A button was broken out of the box, and my house doesn't have good enough lighting to see the screen well, so I exchanged it for a kindle paperwhite. I love the paperwhite, and it is insanely easy to read on, especially at night, but I am a little miffed that I spent $120 on something that does one task only, and berates me with advertisements. For $80 more I could have a N7.

That being said, I bought an N7 when it first came out, and wasn't too impressed. The device itself is awesome, but I noticed I kept going back to my laptop to get any real work done. I only used it to check emails occasionally or watch netflix in bed. It was too small to read PDFs on for class, or do any intense internet browsing/research. Essentially it was a $200 toy, so I got rid of it. I thought it was stupid to have a smartphone, tiny tablet, and macbook air. Now I am seriously considering getting rid of the paperwhite and picking up an N7 instead.

Budget is a real issue here, as I am a student. I have read on here and other forums that people felt having a note 2 and N7 was pointless as the devices are pretty redundant, and the difference in screen size is negligible. Does anyone here have both? If so, how do you feel you use the two devices? Do you regret purchasing them together?

Also, how much bigger is the N7's actual, usable screen space? With the nav buttons at the bottom and the status bar at the top, they seem to take up a pretty big chunk of an already small tablet screen.

Mainly though, how is the N7 as an e-reader? No one can seem to agree on whether or not there is an eyestrain problem with LCDs and whether they cause insomnia when compared to e-ink, so its hard to really make that determination. Is it really worth the extra $80 to get the N7 over the kindle paperwhite, or would I be wasting money as the size is essentially the same as my note 2?
[Nexus 7 General] Miami_Son:
I have a Kindle Keyboard I bought in mid-2011. The main things I hated about it were A) no backlit screen making reading in the dark with a little booklight a chore, 2) inability to display photos and pics in books (some drawings display, but often too small to be useful). I did like the long battery life and the anti-glare screen, but eventually I wanted something that did more. I mostly got the N7 for books and magazine reading, but being able to play games and fly my drone with it are a major bonus. I would never waste money on a dedicated reader again. I gave the Kindle to my mom since she's easily overwhelmed by anything with multiple uses.
[Nexus 7 General] androidairlinepilot:
I agree that the kindles without a built in light are very difficult to read on. The paperwhite is an entirely different beast though. My main problem with it is that I don't want ads when I paid a $120 for a product, yet Amazon has managed to really squeeze every last little inch of the screen with ads, which is extremely frustrating. I am just hesitant to drop $80 more on a device that may not be as good for reading on, and is not that much bigger than my Note 2. Do you happen to know what the usable screen size is on the N7?
[Nexus 7 General] SubliminalME:
I read a lot on my seven. I like it. Easy to read on... I like it although it don't mind reading on my s3,either with the aldiko app. It's a solid device, but rasping outside or stain the Beach or whatever is easiest on the reading devices.
[Nexus 7 General] Miami_Son:
As far as reading goes, the usable screen of the N7 is larger than that of a page in the average paperback book. At night I like to use white text on a black screen because it is easier to read in the dark and causes less eye strain. I don't think the Kindle offers that option.
[Nexus 7 General] androidairlinepilot:
Do you think it would be redundant with a Note 2? The Kindle is technically only .5 inches bigger than the Note 2, but the square screen makes it easier to read than a 16:9 aspect ratio where you are constantly moving your eyes vertically.
[Nexus 7 General] Censura_Umbra:
Nexus 7 for sure. You have more options and more media
[Nexus 7 General] Miami_Son:
I don't read with the N7 horizontally, only vertically, because I wear progressive lenses and a wide screen makes me have to turn my head from side to side or my eyes will move beyond the reading portion of my glasses. The Note 2 is only 5.5", so I'm not sure why you're comparing the N7 to it. The only advantage I can see is that the Note is also a phone, but my N7 does not require a separate data plan and I can easily tether it to my S2 by turning it on as a wifi hotspot. I forgot to mention that white text on black also uses less battery on the N7.
[Nexus 7 General] Cor-master:
If you're wanting something that can do more but don't wanna spend $200 for a nexus 7,get a nook color and put cm10 on it. My wife asked for a simple ereader for christmas and I instead got her a nc and put cm on it and she loves it. Granted it won't give you the same level of performance the n7 will, but it is a great ereader and has a screen designed to reduce eyestrain. Advantages of cm? Simple 1 bookstore vs all bookstores, and you can rent books through amazons library system on it and overdrive.

Hardware is a bit dated for extreme web browsing and high definition media but if you just want an ereader with a little more punch than a simple e ink one, a cm powered nook color is perfect! I got hers refurbished for $100 off overstock.com.
[Nexus 7 General] BrianDigital:
Well if your leaning towards the nexus 7, and only going to do reading and simple stuff. It might be worth it look around craigslist for a eight gig model.
[Nexus 7 General] Dharkan:
If you want to read books mainly on your device, get a kindle, any kindle. Because reading on a tablet (or a pc) ruins your eyes, that is a fact.

So you need to decide your purpose about buying the device you'll buy. If it's for book then get a kindle or nook. If it's for apps and little amount of reading get Nexus.

I hope you don't ignore my warning about eyes, any screen other than e-ink ruins eyes, you'll end up with glasses before you're old.
[Nexus 7 General] dparrothead1:
Another option. You can pickup a refurb NookColor for $140 or less.

Its an old platform, for sure, but its still getting Dev support on XDA. I am currently running 4.1.2 on my 2yo NC. Build quality is outstanding.

This is a very versatile device. You can run dual boot from a SD card, you can Manual Nooter (run stock & android from internal ) or you can just run a custom ROM from internal. If you're lazy, you can buy an SD card already programmed for you.

And it accepts an SD card up to 32gb. Plus you have the option of OTG storage for movies.
[Nexus 7 General] BrianDigital:
Actually

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22762257
[Nexus 7 General] jadephyre:
I'm using my N7 to read books and it is in no way straining my eyes (I could tell if it did, my eyes are very sensitive to brightness, too much of it and they physically hurt).

Cool Reader is the program I go with in terms of reading, and I set it to a black background and light grey letters on screen.

Granted, that makes it harder to read in sunny conditions, but when I go to work it is usually still dark, so that is not really a concern for me.
[Nexus 7 General] Miami_Son:
Really? And by what authority do you make such a statement? Are you an optometrist? Do you have some clinical studies to back up your broad statement? What a crock.:rolleyes:

From Brian's link above:

CONCLUSIONS:

It is not the technology itself, but rather the image quality that seems crucial for reading. Compared to the visual display units used in the previous few decades, these more recent electronic displays allow for good and comfortable reading, even for extended periods of time.

© 2012 The College of Optometrists.
[Nexus 7 General] Cor-master:
Yeah I never have suffered eyestrain from my phone or tablet.
[Nexus 7 General] iantlopp:
Kindle or N7? Neither

From what it sounds like, your only real beef with the Kindle is the ads. Get yourself a Nook Touch With Glowlight. 1 - no ads. 2 - it's Android based - so if you want to root it, and do some goofy stuff with it (or just clean it up to look as nice as possible using whatever reader you want - like I did) you have that option. It's also more comfortable than the Kindles, less likely to slip out of your hands (with rubberized back). I've seen a *slight* difference between the screens, as far as contrast, but either will look perfectly fine.

As far as the eye strain is concerned. To each their own, I suppose, but I've noticed when I stopped reading on my Nook, and started reading on my N7, my eye strain did increase. After my 2 hour reading sessions are over, the N7 did make my eyes feel a little bit more worn. To be fair, it could be the font size, or spacing, or any of a number of other issues, but I tried to set the N7 to have the most comfortable sizing, just like on my Nook, but I still feel like the Nook is the better way to go between the two strictly for reading. Now my N7 is delegated to gaming, watching Netflix, and helping me with writing ideas on the go (was doing that with my phone, but the N7 is easier to mess with in that regard).

All that said, I *LOVE* my N7, and am always finding new fun uses for it, and will continue to enjoy it until it stops getting updates from Google (prime reason I GOT the Nexus instead of another tablet), nor would I ever give up my Nook, unless it's to get a better e-ink reader.

There's one other PHENOMENAL reason to have an e-ink reader... my Nook 7 has about an 8 hour battery - ish... my Nook - I only have to charge it every few weeks, and even then, it's just because I don't like fully discharging Lithium Ion batteries... I do believe the eink displays are fully capable of 2 month battery life.
[Nexus 7 General] theparanoid:
I got both the paper white and Nexus 7. I prefer reading on paperwhite.

As for the add you can pay $20 the difference between the add free and add paperwhite to get ride of ads
[Nexus 7 General] JGLChilly:
I've read lots of books on the Kindle Paperwhite, the Nexus 7 and the LG Nitro HD. All have strengths and weaknesses depending on the reading conditions.

The Kindle Paperwhite is outstanding in the daytime both outside and inside. It can be jailbroken and alternate fonts can be added. I like Chinacat and Koorkin Pro fonts (and yes, I purchased a license to the latter). They both have a smooth line texture. I don't like the LED color. It is too blue. Amazon should use warmer color LEDs which cost only a few more pennies. Additionally, the lux distribution is not uniform like a backlit LCD. Hopefully Amazon will obtain newer better light pipe/films on future models.

The Nexus 7 is good at night with white or gray characters on a black background. I don't really like the black letters or the sepia setting. The letters don't seem very sharp... Lots of jaggies... However, for browsing online articles it is great.

The LG Nitro HD is superb indoors in low light or at night. The color scheme is precise and accurate. The fonts are pristine - maybe the 326ppi is the reason. I wish LG would release a 7 inch tablet with a similar quality IPS display. I don't care about looking geeky. I wish I was ignorant so that I could experience sustained bliss.

I must be getting old because I'm about to say - I've been reading on computer monitors for 30 years without any eye strain or vision deterioration. My vision is 20/15 in both eyes. All of these devices are excellent. I read with all of them.

In other words, you can't go wrong with any of these devices...
[Nexus 7 General] Kraize:
Tl;dr - N7 is a good buy if you want to do more than read books. If you want to continue using your note 2 for that, just use the paperwhite. ALSO. Make sure you go and play around with the N7 in store for a while before deciding. That might change your mind.

Oh snap. I was about to post this exact topic 2 days ago. I caved and ended up getting a n7 last night. It's just better in my opinion and a few reasons I decided on it. I am an avid reader. I tend to read light novels, manga, novels, textbooks etc. I was all for the paperwhite, but it doesn't seem to handle pdfs all that well and it also can't run the kindle edition of one of my books which is a print replica. So that pretty much threw me towards the n7. The eink display and battery life was really what had me going for the paperwhite, but I charge my devices once a day anyway and if it can last me the day then it's fine. The main purpose of the n7 I bought for myself is to read textbooks in class as well as using it at home instead of my phone. Even though I have a galaxy note, the difference in the screen size is very noticeable. I would recommend the eink reader if you really want something that lasts for 80 hours, want a screen that can be read in any lighting, and do not want to do anything besides reading.

I'm also a student and bought the N7 over the paperwhite. The screen size difference is definitely NOT NEGLIGIBLE. Whoever told you that probably has not used both of them side by side. Although I feel I might switch out my galaxy note for a s3, but I might already be used to the size of the phone to downgrade the screen size. I do not regret purchasing and owning both.

I think someone said it's like 60% bigger or something like that (off the top of my head what I remember seeing in another thread). Also, if you use expanded desktop mode, you can get "hide" the nav buttons and if you're using paranoidandroid, you can use PIE which should help. I already said I use the N7 primarily as a e-reader. I use mantano reader and feedly most of the time and to reduce eye strain, I use lux auto brightness (you can also use screen filter). If you think that computer screens give you eye strain, you probably don't use f.lux on your computer. I wish there was a android version of it, but Lux auto brightness is the closest thing. Also, from the pricing that I saw, they came out to be equal so I went with the n7 (paperwhite 3g + no ads vs n7 16gb).
[Nexus 7 General] BretonGirl:
Actually no, it's not. Your statement that it ruins your eyes is completely false.

BTW, I have been wearing glasses since I was 5 (I am 43 now) and reading on my tablet doesn't bother my eyes at all. The display is high enough quality that reading is comfortable. I once read a book on a BlackBerry a few years a back. Big mistake. The crap display left me with very painful eye strain. Quality of the display matters, not what type of device.

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Nook 7? LOL! I have a Kindle Touch and enjoy it. The battery life is a big plus. As for the ads, OP needs to get over it. They are only on the home screen that lists what you have in your library and are just a tiny strip at the bottom of the screen plus your screensaver. Once you open a book, the ads disappear. Who spends much time looking at their screensaver or library? If OP wants he can log into his Amazon account and remove the ads. It costs about $20 (basically you give back the discount accepting the ads gave you).

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[Nexus 7 General] iantlopp:
Well you got what I was talking about... oi... don't know how I typed Nook 7... but seriously - the Nook, having handled the Nook and the Kindle, I can honestly say, unless there are some drastic changes with the UI, and physical design of the units, I'm sold on Nook. Of course, B&N didn't exactly make the Nook flawless out of the box, but the fact that it's Android based means i was able to change it to be the way I want. It also showed me a couple of apps that I absolutely love now, one is called Desktop VisualizeR, and is a widget that basically allows you to create shortcuts to apps (much like the icons you normally have) but with any picture/icon you want, and make them as large or small as you like, even taking up an entire home screen. The other is called Button Savior and allows you to make a small dock of customizable system buttons on any side of the device, allowing you to either save your physical buttons, or just letting you have buttons you didn't otherwise have.

At any rate - I'm kind of surprised noone else has said anything else about the Nook. Being that it's the only major e-ink reader that has upgradeable memory (the built in being 2GB, just like the Paperwhite), I now use it not only to read books, but also as a comic reader - I have the entire Calvin & Hobbes, Garfield, and Tundra (an Alaska regional comic) collections all on my device.
[Nexus 7 General] chrisd1a1:
ok, tidied up folks.

lets keep things nice. any comments that are flame will be dealt with more severely.
[Nexus 7 General] Cor-master:
Yeah the nc is great for an ereader with added functionality. Has a nice soft touch back, lots of development and a cheap tag. I got cm10 on my wife's and while it's not as smooth with the animations, and definitely not a gamers tablet, it's just as fast for regular applications and ui speed.