yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
Most custom kernels (NCX, XM, etc.) let you UV.

Take a look at their git, it should have the modules you need. ;)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NinjaHotdog:
Hey everyone, this is my first time posting on the forums, so please excuse any errors or rules I may have broken. :cowboy:

Anyway, I am due for a new phone in the next month or so, and after extensive research I have decided that I definitely want the One over the S4 and the Xperia Z. The problem is that I live in Australia, and retailers here are advertising the One at around $800 dollars (including shipping and whatnot), and I do not really want to pay that much for a phone. Anyway, I have decided that the best alternative is to order the phone from the UK (?), as the phone comes in at around $650 total. I am planning on buying the phone from Handtec in the UK and I was just wondering if anyone has had an experience with this company, and how reliable/easy to deal with they are. Also, apart from warranty issues, are there major problems associated with importing a phone from the UK to Australia? I have looked into network frequencies and the phone should work fine.

Thanks for all the help :)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riyal:
I ordered from handtec also. The only thing I am worried is if it get's broken while being delivered or warranty issues. Since I have to ship it back to UK and vice versa and that would take days or maybe weeks before I can have it back.

But about handtec as a company they seem to be reliable to me. And their customer service is great. They answer your queries ASAP mondays to fridays only of course.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NinjaHotdog:
Ah awesome, sounds good :D Thanks for the help, I'll put in my order tonight :good:
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] easyridergirl:
Hello, i recently covered one problem after rooting and installing custom rom. I installey FlyROM V3, but after some time i formated my memory card and phone stucked at htc logo. so i had to reinstall the rom. So thet means i cannot use other memory card in my explorer?
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] thewisenerd:
Did you create an sd-ext partition?

The Sense 4.0 is too big to fit into our Pico's internal memory, so, the apps are installed in the sd-ext partition. Did you create sd-ext partition? If yes, then, the apps are installed in the sd-ext partition.

Now, if you have formatted the SD card, the problem is that the data of the apps in the Android folder and .android_secure folder are erased, due to which you are struck at the htc logo. If you have removed the sd-ext, the phone would be struck at htc logo. So, in both cases, its likely that you will be struck in the htc boot logo.

But this isn't the case for cm9 or cm10, because, there are no scripts which mount the data to sd-ext, so, you can partition the sd card, or sd-ext as long as you haven't mounted /data to /sd-ext using any scripts.

And the answer to your question: You can use other memory card in your explorer... Just do a superwipe, and flash cm9 or cm10 or miui. They don't need an sd-ext. In all cases, loss of data is eminent.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] easyridergirl:
Thank you very much for answer. i liked this rom very much, i guess have to find similar rom. i like the look of this rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] norsepriest:
Root Call Blocker is a powerful call and SMS firewall for root users.

Supported languages: English, Español, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Ελληνικά, Português, Magyar, Polski, Român, Pyccĸий, Українська, Türkçe, 简体中文, 繁體字. If you want to help translate, visit http://bit.ly/wCgD4j

2.0 BETA STUFF: we are going to launch a closed beta for our existing customers in March. Everyone with every device is welcome to sign up. Write to support@fahrbot.co.uk or through the app. Be sure to include "RCB CB" in the header. You must include your order number (found in google wallet) and some information about your device.

Advantages:

★ Blocked calls never go through

★ Keep blocked calls and messages hidden

★ Your phone never rings

★ Reject unknown, withheld and private numbers

★ Clear frequent call logs

★ Block area codes or countries

★ Import block lists from files

Features:

★ Five reject methods, including "Don't answer"

★ Encrypt your backups

★ Hidden mode (to be deprecated)

★ Google Contact Groups integration

★ SMS auto-replies

★ Scheduling

★ Export from hidden logs

★ Encrypted backup

TRIAL allows one item. You can use Google Groups to block multiple numbers.

WARNING - TEMPORARY DATA LOSS AT FIRST RUN AND ON STARTUP IS NORMAL, your mobile data connection will return in a few minutes.

READ THE HELP AND HINTS before writing to us with questions.

WE IGNORE USERS WHO HAVE NOT READ THE WARNINGS ABOVE

If you need help, use "Write to us" in the app's settings, come visit our XDA Developers thread, our blog or find us on Facebook. You can tweet at us too!

Dont believe the hype about Extreme Call Blocker, Mr Number or Call Control, those apps are not the only ones that work on Gingerbread - RCB functions on any Android version 2.1 and up, is much faster and 100% silent.

This app does not control your voicemail service. If your blocked calls are being sent to voice mail, try another blocking method or use Google Voice. You can simulate a disconnected message by forwarding busy calls to a number that doesn't exist.

OUTGOING CALL permissions are needed for obfuscation mode, refer to the Help for more information on why, possibly free hat racks for your tin hats.

ACCOUNTS are needed for Google contact Groups.

SEND SMS needed for auto-replies, SMS routing and obfuscation.

INTERNET ACCESS is for licensing, Flurry (to be deprecated) and the "Write to us" feedback tool.

LOG DATA is only sent with your permission via the "Write to us" menu item in Settings. You do not have to send anything if you don't want to.

Screens:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] b3er:
2.0.2.4

Added call screen widget

Added item export to multiselect menu

Added swipe to call and text

Fixed unknown number recocgnition

Fixed minor bugs
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] dblac:
Hell guys I was just searching around and found this SD Box app its a nice app that gives you battery info, mobile traffic, Do No Disturb, App Lock where you can set password to the apps you want, also have a Task Killer, you can Uninstall apps, Move apps to SD card, and also clean the system.

Unlike the newer phones on the market that comes with some of the following apps already installed; if yours doesn't have any installed and you are just tired of installing each app for certain work, then this is the app for you. Its totally free, you can click on the link below to download it from the Play Store.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zdworks.android.toolbox&hl=en

I DIDN'T CREATE THE APP JUST THOUGHT IT WAS AWESOME, SO ALL RIGHTS GO TO THE RESPECTIVE OWNERS. BUT IF YOU LIKE IT, I WOULDNT MIND A THANK :good:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] dave2metz:
Can you move apps from internal sd to external?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] dblac:
yes you can. it has that option too
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bikrame:
I tried but it says my system doesnt support. I am on wicked v8 :(
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] dblac:
and what android OS you using? It should work from Froyo on words
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bikrame:
Its 4.1.1 I guess all works except move app to external card.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] dblac:
Oh i had not noticed that. Just tried moving some apps but it keeps giving me app's info. I hope they'll fix the bug on the next update.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bikrame:
Like this ?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] dblac:
mine is like when i open the App to SD View attachment 1822835 then Batch Move View attachment 1822839 and select, it gives me this, View attachment 1822840 the Applications i have selected info.
[Omnia II General] Fandonius:
Hi everybody,

I have this Windows Phone and I was looking for a procedure to flash android. Everytime I search I found a thread with link missing. Can someone point me to a good working thread?

Thx
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Themes and Apps] JTG81:
Hey if anyone interested I found a great lwp called magic fluids there's a free and paid version check out some screenshots below

Update:Here's a link to the devs thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2190262
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ngoralph:
so that we would now the age of the users of htc pico

i'll start

i'm 16
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] galaxyfreak:
This should be in general section. Anyways, I'm 14.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ngoralph:
SH*T i thought it was general! sorry to mods
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] siddharth1102:
Ask them to move it BTW i am 15 ;)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Hpsgill:
i am 16!
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] russelldias:
Me Gusta 14 :)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] electron.hTcpico:
Everyone here are in the age group of 14 -17 :p that's cool :cool::cool:

And ya I'm 16....! :D
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] russelldias:
We Are Young
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] drugs_addicted:
Upps I am too old m 23 :p
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ngoralph:
yes just kidding

BTW, reported my own thread for being out of place lol
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Jbyn4e:
There are olders here also... 40... for few months more...
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] shree alwaz:
i'm 23..
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] keval_104:
Me 21
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] monishvster:
21
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Parth_14:
I am 16½ :p
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] thewisenerd:
Me, 15

I am 15 years, and 15 days old :silly:

P.S.: Hope mod's don't get angry for this extreme OT. And, hope they just move it to the general section :silly:
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] sbacham:
Im28
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Hemanth97:
Me 16
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Gaurav619:
I'm 16 :D :cowboy:
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] racerronny:
M 17!
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] chikanchilly:
16

#yolo
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] sherif_linkin:
Give me a shot I'm 27 and hot :p
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] anirudhbs1996:
17 :good:
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] jamesmalit3:
16 and still counting haha
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] goateegauti:
I'm 21......and am ashamed that you guys absorbed so much about android even though you've got board exams.:(:)

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U gay or something.......:D:D:D

Just kidding.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] sherif_linkin:
No I'm not the one in your head :p
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] immortal_yash:
19
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] #define:
+1

Sent from my Nexus 7
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] bulletproof136:
19 :)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] deepsagarj:
18

Sent from...

why do you care where I sent it from???
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] shortyoko:
Damn, I'm 25 and not getting younger (shame on me)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] R3yN:
spam

for the spam haha

im 23 :)

got from the sun postpaid plan. nothing just wana share :P
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] ngoralph:
Same here lol
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Red Devil:
I am 18 B|

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What I have noticed that its mostly a first Android phone for most of the users.. Pretty good choice for all the users considering

1) The development on this phone.. ( Really.. Damn we got boot2gecko ! );

2) The specs and quality that HTC have put in the phone this cheap. For eg. : Adreno 200, Broadcom BCM4330 chip, the 3 MP camera , its an armv7 device ! etc. etc )

3) Overall build quality is also pretty good.. Pretty sturdy.

What this has done has developed the users into better " newbs " than the newcomers on other forums.

We have other other examples too like Sakindia at just 16-17 becoming an RD. Wonder how much more he has in store for our device as well as others.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] and-roid007:
eh,i'm 25 too:D
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] dhrumangajjar:
i am 17
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] dead_eagle:
I am 15 ;)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] demonhtc133:
Just turned 21 past week....:)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] Barkat.Paki:
Will be 18 after a half month.

Hit "THANKS" If this seems helpful to you.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] nik007rock:
me 19 :)
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] TUDVAD:
18 yay
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] smithdev:
16
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] <CyberAnarchy>:
13 damn bday at end of year.
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] DanceOff:
15, I am surrounded by many elder brothers and aged people I guess :p

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At first sight I thought its written "gay"

Lol
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] IronFistYo:
Me 16..

And this my first android...
[HTC Pico (Explorer)] jotha:
So I close this Kindergarden now, as it is as Off-Topic as it gets.

A Recognized Contributor should know what is allowed and what isn't.
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] finoqq84:
Hi, can anyone make a mod to add the reboot option when holding down the power button?>

Preferred for odexed stock rom.
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] finoqq84:
bump. Any one?
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] snark_be:
I'm looking forward to this too. But give the right people some time to see this thread and check this out.
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] finoqq84:
thanks, i really need it badly, especially when i am flashing mods..
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sassonno1:
i got this csc unknown and can't connect to kies ..tried to go back to wipe nothing...where can i find csc to install in odin???i tried the csc select from store but it gives me unrecognized application
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] phoenix:
I live in Indonesia and recently downloaded from the "myxda" website the following two software upgrades for my O2 XDA (Asian Version):

Programme A - RUU 3[1].20.06.exe

Programme B - RSU 4[1].21.exe

When I tried to install Programme A, my XDA locked up when I had reached 39% of the installation of Programme A. What I have now is a lined black screen with two empty open bars on it. When I try to re-install Programme A, after a hard or soft reset, I still cannot get past the 39% level of the installation.

I also cannot get MS Activesynch to work again.

I have NOT installed the radio stack upgrade yet. Only the ROM upgrade. Does anyone have a solution or any advice on how best to solve my problem?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hongsit:
It seems Google Now is draining my battery, not really bad, but it is keep my phone awake.

Now, I guess this is just part and parcel of Google Now having to constantly check your location, but has anybody else have an issue with Google Now on the One?

My battery lasted me 12hours yday with what I consider to be heavy use. Bluetooth Streaming Music for 2hrs web surfing over 3G for 2hrs whilst on the train with varying 3G signal, web surfing over wifi for 1hr (including downloading around 6 - 7mb. 15mins of calls. Around 40 whatsapp messages received and read, about 20 emails received via gmail and read, archived. Couple of minutes video, Switching Screen on just so I can see the phone :) I say at least four to five times and hour.

Not very scientific, sorry didn't really capture any screen shots with BetterBatteryStat, but gives you a rough idea what the usage was, all of that with Google Now on which I assume is constantly checking my position.

I would like to leave Google Now on, but if its going to make a big difference, then I have no choice but to switch it off. I continue to have location services on, but I assume that just allows apps to use it when required. Is there anything else from Google that requires constant checking of location?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hongsit:
Ok, usual suspects.. switched of location reporting under latitude and the partial awakes for the NetworkLocation seems to have more or less disappeared. Hopefully I get a couple more hours with the sort of use described above. If that's the case, I'm happy with that!

Note, location services under settings is still on.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yvibes:
How are you getting that kind of battery life?! Check out my posts in the 'battery life' thead in the 'general' section. 12h is exactly what I'm looking for but I am getting like 9h
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hongsit:
Well, as you know it's all depends on what you run and how you use it. So I can't really answer your question. I can tell you what apps I used though, I unplugged my phone at 7:30am and used Play Movies for a few mins, playing a video, used Gallery for a few mins, check train times using National Rail Enquiries app, used Chrome for browsing on 3G, bluetooth streaming music for 1hr on my commute into work. Used Chrome for browsing and Sky News app on WiFi for say 30mins... downloaded some files over wifi and 3G. 10 - 15 pushed emails, 40 odd whatsapp messages which involved downloading some images, blinkfeed updates probably 3 -4 times, maybe more.

10 - 15mins worth of calls and lots of switch on screen and going through some settings and homescreen navigation and Play Store navigation.

Then browsing over 3G and BT music streaming for another hour on the commute back home.

BT and WiFi was on all day.

I had Google Now on, location settings on, latitude on and the phone was at 2% around 7:30pm when I plugged it back in.

Not very scientific but hopefully you can tell if you use more power hungry apps than I do.

Then recently downloaded BetterBatteryStat and GSamBatteryMonitor and realised that Maps was keep my phone aware for not excessive periods, but throughout the day, I say about 1.5hours. So I looked into exactly what that was and it turned out to be Location Settings in Latitude and potentially google now. Set both of those off and kept location settings on under the main settings, so apps can use it on request.

The phone is now spending less time awake when screen off. There is also a Facebook refresh interval setting, I don't exactly know what that is, but that was set to every 30mins. So I have changed that to every 4hrs. Notifications from Facebook are still pushed I think.

One thing I have set is Blinkfeed to auto te on wifi only and not wifi and mobile data and that was set when I got the phone.

Being a new phone I'm using this more than I would normally, so I'm more than happy with the results. To me, the above is me using it a lot, some people may say that's actually moderate use... so it's all subjective.

Battery life is one those things where you just won't get the same result for everyone, it really depends on so many factors, so you may have done so already and you probably know exactly what you're doing (I haven't read your post unfortunately, meant to be working at the mo) but all I can say, is install those two apps I've mentioned and have a look at partial wake locks and go from there.

Hope that helps.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yvibes:
Thanks so much for this will see my wake locks now. So where exactly do I go to turn of the location thing in maps??
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ste1164:
You can turn off use WiFi and cellular to help reduce the wakelocks or disable Google now. I never use now and it was always a horrible battery drain for me.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hongsit:
Do you have the App Google Settings. It came with the phone and it has a green icon. Go in there and under Maps & Latitude you'll see a load of settings.

1) Switch off Location reporting, I used "Do not update your location", however, I think you can use "Set your location".

2) I've unchecked Report from this Device.

3) Enable Location Sharing was unchecked for me by default.

4) Disable location history

5) Disable Automatic Check Ins

I also have google+ off.

Now, obviously if you like to use that stuff, then you have no choice, but I don't need to keep track of where Ive been and I don't need constant reminders about things around me and how long it takes to get home on public transport (which only includes buses btw). If I did need local information, there is plenty of other apps that does that at my request.

If they refined it and made it much more configurable then it might be good, e.g. include trains and actually let me configure when the times I want it to start checking, e.g. when I finish work, an hour before start looking at weather, train times home, any delays and whats on TV.. now that would be brilliant, one it will save power as it will only check location at specific times and two it's actually useful information at that particular time.

Thats me though. Others might need Google Now as it is..

Hope that helps.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yvibes:
Here is my better battery stats screenshot. Anything I need to know?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hongsit:
I'm no expert, but that seems OK to me.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonstatt:
Google Now was an even bigger drain on my S3 ...I had to disable it on that phone. I was struggling to get past 6 hours! I deactivated all the Google Now cards and the battery life returned. The One is clearly better because even with those same cards enabled, I can easily get through the day and beyond. Google Now is clever, but power hungry.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hongsit:
Next thing to look at is the App Sucker in GSamBattery Monitor and set it View Time Held Awake. My top three are Kernal (Android OS) 38m 1s, Google Services 13m 37s and System (*wakelock*) at 10m 9s.

You can find a lot of info in there and you can drill down even further and usually can tell what exactly is it that's draining the batt. Kernal and System, I don't know enough about, but when there's specific Apps that show high battery consumption you can tell straight away.

E.g. yday, I started up Sky Go even though I knew it wasn't working and shut it down immediately. However, it continued to run in the background and could only tell by looking at the BetterBatteryStats and GSamBattery Monitor.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hongsit:
Concentrate on the top 2 mate, seems like Maps and MediaServer what ever that is keep your phone awake for over 30mins. I would set a custom ref and switch screen off and check again say 10mins.

I've also discovered something else in Kernel Wakelock. Im on wifi at home and after 5 mins of screen off, it nearly has 1min of MSM_HSIC_HOST wakelock. I think this is the modem and wonder why it needs to wakeup as all data is going via wifi. Since unplugged this is at 1hr 17mins, with only roughly 1hr away from home. Does anybody know if this sounds right?

It is something else to look into
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Helios747:
Hello. I'm interested in modifying my nexus 7 setup and installing a new kernel and potentially a new rom because web browsing on stock is a bit sluggish for a rather vanilla android install. So is multitasking while running an idle chroot. From my initial research, custom kernels and different clock settings can accomplish what I'm seeking.

Now here's the thing. I'm also interested in keeping the fantastic battery life that the stock rom and kernel has given me. I'm thinking that I want a rather lean ROM with over clock settings that are a bit more conservative, like It will try to stay at lower clocks when it can, but if a process is constantly pushing the tablet, give it a higher clock until load goes down. Similar to the on demand CPU governor in Linux. Is there a setup you guys would recommend that would give me what I'm looking for?

My boot loader is unlocked and my ROM rooted.