yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Rezound] yuccaroot07:
Ok, so I was able to update to ICS. Thanks for everyones help. My only conclusion is the RUU I downloaded from Android Police from the Mirror #1 was a bad copy, I downloaded Mirror #3 and it worked.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinister1:
On my Lumina 822 there is a Nokia account option under setup emails and accounts were Facebook and Yahoo are, I signed up for Nokia account but don't know what it's for.:confused:
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcosmin222:
There are various nokia services that require such account, such as nokia music.

In nokia music, for example, if you have an account, you can complete a music profile so that the app may suggest mixes that supposedly better suit you.

You also need a nokia account to post in nokia forums, etc etc

There is also a more obscure nokia mail service. Never used it.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AndyFZ1S:
It is also needed for Nokia Beta labs in case you wish to try out some stuff and on older devices (n9 etc) you could sync your contacts using your Nokia account.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinister1:
Cool, thanks guys I did not know this information. I signed up and will play around with it when I get after home after work today.:good:
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tai4de2:
If you use Nokia maps, you can sync your places between the phone and PC. To do this you need your Nokia account in both places.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] fidfidelis97:
hi everyone, i want to make list of app&mod list for everyone don't want to instal cwm

please help me to complete the list :)

List :

[PORT/APP][ICS][P,U,Sola,Go] Xperia Jelly Bean Messaging App

[PORT/APP][ICS][P,U,Sola,Go] Xperia Jelly Bean Phonebook App

[PORT] Xperia JB Lockscreen for ICS

[APP] Modded Xperia JB Radio

[MOD]

JB Phone.apk

[THEME][UPDATED 3 FEB WITH NEW THEMES] Xperia Z Wallpaper With Metal Themes

dont forget to press thanks to me and app maker :good:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] fidfidelis97:
RESERVED​
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Vaith:
Odp: List of App&MOD Not Need CWM but need root only

We already have list... Look at glued thread.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] fidfidelis97:
oh, sorry, please give me link of your thread
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Mtakween:
he mean this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1935138
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] EVOme:
I cannot seem to locate any for stock odexed. All I really want to do it turn all my notifications blue in status bar with a black bar.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] rhinoceros bladder:
Rooted Optimus G, made a backup but something went wrong. Does anyone have the original camera apk?
[AT&T LG Optimus G] johnbyebye:
Let me know if you need anything else.
[AT&T LG Optimus G] rhinoceros bladder:
Thank you so much! As it turns out I ended up looking up the system dump right after posting. Dunno why I didn't think of it. Installed the dump straight into my phone, extracted and moved the apk (already had the odex file) directly into the system app folder, and voila. Thanks so much for the quick response though!
[AT&T LG Optimus G] androhead:
provide me the odex file pls?
[HTC One S] Syntax323:
I'm confused...

I have the s4 model for T-Mobile USA.

What update can I install on my one S? I see world wide update, and the s3 version update...

Can't seem to find anything about mine, or I'm just not reading correctly? Do we still have to wait for the ota, seems like its been in testing forever...
[HTC One S] dr_rick13:
I think you should wait till the OTA update for TMOUS comes out, or flash a custom ROM, they have 4.2.1 running pretty smoothly now.
[Windows 8 General] Spectredroid:
Like the title says, who's getting a surface pro. While the idea of the i5 with fans makes me nervous after having a Samsung series 7 slate upgraded to win 8, simply the Surface Pro is too sexy to pass up. Just wondering who was ponying up the dough this weekend. :p
[Windows 8 General] tonyz3:
Got mine reserved at MS store- 128gb. Also looking at the Dell 29 in widescreen monitor for extra display. Been a long time coming.
[Windows 8 General] ajamils:
When it was originally announced, I was planning to get it on release day but since I got Acer W700, I have no interest in it anymore. Also, the somewhat remaining interest vanished after I read the initial review from Gizmodo, Engadget and others. This thing has HORRIBLE battery life. I get 7 hours plus on W700 easily and it has similar configuration as Surface Pro.
[Windows 8 General] Macmee:
Why would anyone want a portable device with such bad battery life. Doesn't sound very "portable".....
[Windows 8 General] goofball2k:
Would love to get a Surface Pro with lower price, even if it meant an i3 or the like.
[Windows 8 General] eknutson:
Well, since this is a role call for people buying on Saturday and not for people who are not...

Mine is reserved for Saturday, after a lot of weighing options, playing with demo units and comparing other products. Also taken into consideration is timing and what lies ahead. This is just one purchase along the way in a life that is filled with them, especially technology and devices.

Everything is a compromise. Admittedly, longer battery life would be nice, but not if it increases the size / weight or reduces other functions.

For me the portability is just fine (as a Tablet) - I never have meetings that go longer than a couple of hours and then I'm back at my desk. I'm never on the couch / in bed reading for more than a couple of hours, and then I can plug it in.

The other functions I need the "portability" for (as a PC) are fine using the Surface plugged in. In fact, plugged in is preferable since I'll want full-power. I need to be working at a physically different location. The key here is working, so plugged in and powered up and crunching hard.

This device is right for me at this time, I'm sure in a year or two I'll be replacing it.
[Windows 8 General] oupavoc:
tbh im probably going to wait for the asus transformer book! Would love a Surface pro with a bigger storage space and dock with a battery at least.
[Windows 8 General] ungeeked:
On a different note I would really love to see the battery performance of Surface pro after disabling Turbo boost

My i7 laptop gives 3+ hours of battery life using the same method. It can barely last two hours with TB on

I dont find any lags or slowdown except while converting videos. But then you can switch Turbo on with just on click :D
[Windows 8 General] 3devious:
I am picking one up tomorrow. I primarily look forward to being able to use some of the Silverlight based apps that we have going on around at work as well as that great pen interface with OneNote. Styluses on almost every tablet that doesn't use a WACOM based stylus has left me wanting. My wallet will be feeling the burn but this is what I wanted in the first place.
[Windows 8 General] anduios:
Can you tell us how do you disable turbo boost? Thanks a lot.
[Windows 8 General] ungeeked:
Go to Control Panel > Power Options

Create a new Power Plan. Name it acc to your choice

Then select this new plan > Change Plan settings > change advanced plan settings > Processor power management

Change MAXIMUM Processor state (not minimum) according to your need (explained below)

Changing to 99% disables Turbo boost

Changing to lower percentage like 90 or 80 lowers CPU frequency as well as voltage.

You can choose to keep 100% when plugged in and 90% on battery Then vary it according to your needs.

This method undervolts and underclocks your processor. It uses Intel Enhanced SpeedStep technology to do so
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] c3vzn:
Recently found this new game Super Cricket and Super Cricket Free. I reckon its best feature is how fast paced it is, you get through 5 overs way faster than Stick Cricket.

Anyways I thought I'd start a high score thread for the 5 over Slog Fest, here's my best. Only a screenshot like this will suffice.

Links to the Game:

Paid: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nklsrh.supercricket&feature=search_result

Free: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nklsrh.supercricketfree&feature=search_result
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] c3vzn:
HIGH SCORES:

c3vzn - 144

nklsrh (dev) -128
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] nklsrh:
Developer here

I made this game. Got bored watching the live cricket, had nothing else to do in the middle of the holidays.

I don't think my scores would be eligible for this :p (I scored 142 in an old build, but around 130 is my usual)

If you've got any suggestions and stuff, I'd be happy to take note of them.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Souron29:
Why did u reserve a post? :D
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] ikunalgautam:
Re: Super Cricket - A great new fast paced game.

Can any1 provide devhost link??
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] c3vzn:
Well the plan was to have it to record the high scores. But nobody seems to be posting any...
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] nklsrh:
My high score

Just scored 128 with the latest version. Fielders can be a pain in the butt towards the end!

imgur[dot]com/gmNkXoV

(can't post image links, too new :s)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] jayc137:
@OP

The link of free and paid versions of the game is interchanged
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] ikunalgautam:
any mirror of this game ????? i cant download from Playsytore .. dunno why ?? MIRROR PLEASE ?????????????????
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] c3vzn:
Thanks, fixed.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] nklsrh:
Where would you expect to find a mirror of the game?
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] ikunalgautam:
like mediafire, devhost, dropbox, etc:eek:

tneS morf ym LG-P500 gnisu adx muimerp

ARE U DRUNKK :eek:
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] nklsrh:
It's available for free on Google's Play Store, and if you can't access it, there's nothing I can do to fix that. Hosting it on other servers/file shares won't let me collect analytics and user statistics, so I'm not going to start doing that right now.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] abhinav quietly brilliant:
Stick cricket is much better then this
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] ikunalgautam:
Finally downloaded! Its Nice, fun 2 play ..

But Errrrrr... its not FULL SCREEN! :confused:
[Asus Transformer TF700] permutations:
I want to alert people to the danger of buying products from Asus. They are poorly made and if anything goes wrong, you are screwed. Read some of the 1-star reviews on Amazon for the TF700T (which I am returning), and check out these links:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/michael-russnow/asus-computer-products-cu_b_793608.html

http://www.customerservicescoreboard.com/Asus

http://www.bbb.org/greater-san-fran...us-computer-international-in-fremont-ca-16870

The Huffington Post article is a horror story of customer support that links to many similar stories. The Customer Service Scoreboard site has 856 descriptions of customer service encounters with Asus. 757 of these (88.2%) are negative. And they are not generic - read them. They are specific, and there is a theme. Many of them have pitiful canned responses from Asus.

The BBB has issued an alert for Asus, saying, "We have identified a pattern of complaints concerning service issues. Complaints processed by BBB claim that 1) products sent to the company for repairs are still not working properly when returned to the consumer." Their most recent review of the complaints was January 14, 2013.

It's a shame because the specs for the TF700T looked so good, but I have not enjoyed actually using this machine. Nothing quite works right. I'm sick of the browser crashes. I'm sick of running out of memory. And now my battery meter doesn't work after just 4 months. Maybe I could find a way to recalibrate it, but I'm sick of the problems. I'm finding I don't want to use it - it's just aggravating. I'm not alone in these problems. There are reports of these same issues with the TF700T all over the internet. Since I've learned that Asus does not honor their warranties, I decided to return it to Amazon before it really breaks. It's outside the 30-day window so I won't get a full refund, but hopefully I'll get most of my money back. I did a hard reset and boxed it up.

I wish I'd never bought it. If you haven't bought one yet, I suggest you don't.
[Asus Transformer TF700] fsured:
Many of their BBB reports are from the early days of the Prime tablet. You think you have isues with your device now, it's nothing compared to the problems that the prime suffered. They tried to fix thing with the gps dongle and were issuing refunds months after purchase if you got lucky. I accept that this is a mobile device and not going to have the full abilities of a laptop or desktop. Technology is advancing but still not totally there yet. If it takes a few seconds longer to load something I'm not going to let it ruin my life like my lollipop was stolen. Maybe that is why the lag does't bother me and I don't notice it.

I've owned multiple Asus produts including laptops and motherboards. When I've had an issue they fixed it with no problem. Every product has people who are not happy with it and there are far more positive reviews and pleased owners of this tablet than hurt bitter ones. Yes it has it faults but for the average owner this machine works fine and may not notice small moments of lag. Power users like those who know XDA may never be fully satisified with any product (in my oppinion). We are into pushing our tablets to higher levels than intended and customizing things. When something new and shiny gets released we upgrade to the new hardware and find new things to be angry with.

Test your luck with other brands. I'm sure they have faults which may or may not bother you. Good luck getting a refund.
[Asus Transformer TF700] XxSHaDoWxSLaYeRxX:
Asus makes solid products. The tf700t had Its ups and downs, but I digress. My nexus 7 on the other hand... solid device. No problems whatsoever. They have iffy customer support. Just need to talk to the right people. All in all, their a good company
[Asus Transformer TF700] BTrack:
Oh, I'm quivering with fear!

My Infinity works great, always has. So does my Asus netbook.
[Asus Transformer TF700] zrx1200:
I haven't had any problems with my Infinity I am rooted and stock with just bloatware disabled.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jokapo:
+1:good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] Nebucatnetzer:
Sure the TF700T had its software problem but it's getting better with each update.
[Asus Transformer TF700] arclight25:
Breathe, now step back from the ledge. There you go. It'll be ok.

I have owned a TF101, TF300, an now own a TF700 and a Nexus 7. Not to mention a G75 laptop, 3 ASUS motherboards and 2 ASUS video cards. I have not had any problems with any of them. (and i have gotten some good CS from them as well) I agree with previous posts saying that a lot of those complaints were stemming from the first Prime release (which genuinely had issues).

In my opinion they make just as good or better quality products as there is out there right now. Of course that is just my .02
[Asus Transformer TF700] originalnabisco:
Have you updated your TF700? I used to get browser crashes and memory problems on earlier firmware builds but they all went away with updates.

Running stock, locked, but rooted fyi
[Asus Transformer TF700] Cheapxj:
But you're being the boy who cried wolf.

ASUS isn't the only manufacturer by any means who has some products with shortcomings. Nothing is perfect. I am WAY more than pleased with my TF700 and I had one of the first ones available. I haven't had many of the physical problems others have reported and I'm hard on my equipment, mine is all scratched and beat up lookin already but it's completely solid build quality and I wouldn't trade it for anything else, especially with its 1920x1200 screen and bright backlight and awesome viewing angles.

You can fix all the problems you complain about yourself by just unlocking it and flashing something else like CleanROM Inheritance 3.2

the i/o problem isn't all in the memory chips. I assure you. mine is smooth as butter and very fast. hell, just try rooting and installing browser2ram. work around it.

I don't have stock software on ANY computing device I own. NONE of them. I even flashed the ECU in my goddamn Jeep!

stop being a *****, buy the hardware you want and then make it do what you want it to do, but don't make a blanket statement about a company that has been producing some of the most advanced hardware out there for DECADES. They're not fly by night, they're just not american, and they don't wanna take the time/money to train a bunch of stupid americans to deal with their stupid problems.
[Asus Transformer TF700] drherron:
What exactly was the point of this post? You would have gotten more mileage on the Tf201 forum.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Oh goody another TF700T trash this tablet\ASUS thread.

Just chiming in to say I'm very happy...so glad I came to XDA to

find answers and help

.

Which has come in bucket loads from users of this tablet that have worked with diligence to make things right.

Most of those one star reviews on AMAZON are from out of box buyers whining about flash or general confusion about Android.

I see this thread going in a bad direction.
[Asus Transformer TF700] illdini:
I had purchased the TF Prime from Best Buy, after all the issues I had with it, they replaced it (free of charge) with the TF700. Other than losing root with the last OTA (bootloader still locked), I have had no problems with it. Plus, Best Buy said they'd honor the 1 year warranty of the TF700 starting from when I got it, not from the original Prime purchase :D .
[Asus Transformer TF700] MartyHulskemper:
Amen.

Me too.

I love it as well, although I pamper them (it did take a few scratches on the second day, right before my case arrived by mail order. :(

You're talking software here, and in that sense, I wholeheartedly agree, but..

I'm in this boat. The tablet has hardly ever left the dock, and still, both pins snapped off. ASUS CS instantly claims user-induced damage -- as I said, I am very careful with my devices, and I have several ancient ones laying around to prove it -- which is totally and utterly bull.

If it were not for the battery in the dock, I would have considered going another manufacturer route soon, but it's just too good the way it is, even with the ****ty CS. I might go Samsung next time, dunno.

For now, I'm just going the DIY route: tape the tablet inside the dock and use it like a darned laptop with immense battery life. Wish me luck.
[Asus Transformer TF700] permutations:
I, too, was running stock, locked, but rooted. I upgraded to JB briefly, but then downgraded back to ICS. Quite a few programs I need and/or like don't run on JB - notably, the volume booster programs. I could barely hear many YouTube videos without a volume booster utility. This was the main thing occupying my mind at the time I was running JB, but I don't remember the memory or browser problems going away, and I would have noticed that. I've read complaints about memory and browser problems from other people running JB.

My main concern is that Asus hardware is often a mix of good quality components with some very weak links, causing it to malfunction prematurely, and Asus doesn't properly honor their warranty a very large percentage of the time. I know that many people here couldn't care less about that. Once you unlock your device, you void the warranty anyway. Since this is Unlock Central, probably this was the wrong site in which to post this warning. I just like this site and learn a lot from it, so I thought I was giving something back. I didn't anticipate I'd be attacked for my post.

To the person who told me I'm the "boy who cried wolf" and I should "stop being a *****"... Um... first of all, I was born a "*****". I'm a middle aged woman, not a boy. You, on the other hand, sound like a pimple-faced 14-year-old. Second, perhaps you don't care about your hardware being under warranty, but I do. I root my Droids, but I choose not to unlock them.

To all who love Asus and don't care about the many quality, customer service, and warranty complaints, just ignore my warning and move on. Enjoy your TF700T. I have returned mine to Amazon.com. And that's all I have to say about this.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Thats OK:
Insulting or not the comments hit the nail so to speak.

You must expect a bit of a thrashing when treading on a choice that many others have made who are more than pleased with it's performance.

I consider this forum a place providing resolution versus my tablet gave me a boo-boo and it hurt.

You have made the best decision returning your tablet, yet posting here about how it wasn't a good choice for you seems irrelevant to me.

The best of luck to you on your next choice.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ljg600:
Funny...not the problems people have, or the issues with Asus support...but how much energy and empathy we put into metallic devices that become throw away in a few years. If we put that much energy and attention to detail into a hard critique of our own lives and societal ills...how much better off we would all be...

I think the TF700 is a usable, attractive appliance that offers a decent, but not exceptional value. It is a transitional device- a hybrid tablet/net/ultra book type of device that is probably better than the Microsoft Surface RT- but really is for only light productivity use- that is use beyond content consumption. I like it, but it is just a cold, metallic appliance. It's real value is in the humans that designed it, produced it and do amazing things with it...
[Asus Transformer TF700] permutations:
Where did you get the idea that it's ever okay to be rude and insulting - "thrash" someone who is trying to be helpful?

I was not criticizing anyone else's choice, and I was not complaining about problems I had that are of no relevance to anyone else.

I was sharing information about Asus that many people thinking about buying a TF700T will find interesting and relevant. That may not be you. Perhaps you've already made a purchase and you're happy with it. Or perhaps, like many here, you unlock your tablet and void the warranty anyway, so it's not relevant to you for that reason. But you are not everybody. Many people care about warranties, and many people visit this site before making buying decisions. I do. I was talking to them.

And to the people who counter my warning about Asus with, "Not true because it didn't happen to me", I say, you are a sample of one. Please read the links I posted. Thousands of people have reported problems. There's an alert on Asus from the BBB from just 2 weeks ago. This is a real issue. That doesn't mean that 100% of people experience dreadful warranty service from Asus, but the percentage is unacceptably high, much higher than other companies. They also have a reputation for using some really cheap components here and there in otherwise high-end machines, causing them to malfunction or break down prematurely. If you don't want to believe it, don't. If this is irrelevant to you, move on. If you'd like to know more about it, read the links I posted in the first message.