yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X+] Lucky Thirteen:
That is a good news!

Yep! To flash your intend ROM simply transfer the file to your storage.

Reboot in fastboot, flash the Elegancia boot image like you did for the sock one (simply rename the modded boot image i.e. EleganciaBoot or Eboot.img) Simply download the Kernel flasher then Copy/Paste the boot.img inside the folder.

If your phone can be recognized with : fastboot devices (serial number validation) proceed with this : fastboot flash boot EleganciaBoot.img (Enter)

Again if the result is Success, type : fasboot erase cache (Enter)

Done.

Unplug the USB cable hit Power button one time

Select Recovery (Volume down)

Power button one time

Rebooting in Recovery

Do a FULL BACKUP of your actual ROM and keep it in a safe place on your computer once rebooted

Full wipe Factory reset, system, cache & Dalvik

Flash your new ROM

Reboot Enjoy!

All ROM you will flash are already rooted, so no extra step for this.
[Android Apps and Games] neumedia:
Introducing FuelMeUp, your user-friendly fuel economy app!

All you need to do is enter 4 pieces of information: fuel pumped, how much it cost, your car's odometer (distance) reading and an indication if it was a full tank top up. The app will then calculate other useful information and use a clever algorithm to generate a usage trend graph for your scrutiny.

Input: Odometer reading, fuel pumped, how it cost you and full tank indication.

Output: Statistic graphing of the various attributes

Features

- Vehicle Profiling

- Petrol Economy Estimation

- Exporting data to CSV format

- Charting

Where can I get it?

Go to Google Play Store and search "FuelMeUp". You can't miss it! It'll be the only one to surface. :D

We want to thank all those who have given us constructive feedback to help us improve this app! Do keep your feedback pouring in!

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[Android Apps and Games] neumedia:
FuelMeUp - Supports multiple languages

Oh yes, forgot to mention.

The app supports several languages. However, our website is not yet multi-lingual, but we're working on that.
[Android Apps and Games] neumedia:
You can download it at...

Visit us at our website.

OR download the app at...
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] James712:
I wanted to let everyone know that both I and a good buddy of mine are running our brand new (two week old) i-MATE Pocket PC Phone Edition units directly from HTC. THEY are both the FULL ENGLISH ROM right from the factory direct, no flashing required. The are excellent units with good battery life and everything better than the T-Mobile units we have before. They have lots of bonus software and since we didn't flash them, we will have no difficulty loading any upgrades later on from Carrier Devices. If you need to know more about the devices go to www.imate.com

We ordered our from a great company in the middle east called Compume at www.compume.com and the devices were delivered to our doorsteps in Toronto within seven days of ordering. The pricing was excellent and BEST of all. If you order the english full version you get a full year world wide warrenty, yes worldwide full warrenty. We are running them with the our original sync/charge USB cables at work and car chargers from our XDA units - perfect no problems ... Again, ordering the i-MATE from Compume means a full warrenty and full english version and less than seven days shipping. The devices surf very fast and with the patch for the ID caller program provided already for the i-MATE units, its flawless. Battery life (after 12 hours of work today (on the whole time) it sits at 41% still. Multi-tasking is great, pictures are surprising very very good. MSN is terrific as always. It holds its GPRS and if your wondering if it is worth it to upgrade from the original - it is truely like night and day ... Dont' hesitate with Carrier Devices HTC i-MATE or ordering from Compume. This is without question the best unit on the market and I've had them all. Oh btw - HBH-65 BT headset, perfect and flawless. I am running as is my buddy on FIDO in Canada with no difficulties what so ever. Dont play with your money and go for the original English Rom. If your wondering about price, our total bill came to 2200.00 CDN for TWO devices and that included shipping costs (7 days and that was with customs)door to door.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Homey:
You're preaching to the converted, dude !!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] holyman:
camera issue in imate

hi everybody,

got my imate and i really like it . however there is one issue that i think needs attention. although i know the camera is just a toy but why does it mess up images? when I am trying to fix a position to take a picture, everything is clear but when i take the picture there are problems in the picture such as it's quite unclear. is this an issue with the jpg compression utility or something like that?

oh yeah also, today i recieved a call and i tried picking it up but my imate froze. i had to reset and the call was dropped.. this only happened once but does anyone know what's the issue there?

thanks.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] sweeney:
Rather lightweight compared to the XDAII though isn't it? 1/8th of the RAM, 1/2 the ROM, 1/3rd the CPU speed and no bluetooth (even the limited stack in the XDAII).

It comes down to what you want, a phone with PDA capabilities or a PDA with a built-in phone.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] drj:
I agree....I am the guy with the other I-mate. After using this for a week I have to say is WOW. What a powerful pocket PC. I loved my Tmobile XDA but this just blows it away.

Pics and that are @ http://www.carrierdevices.com.au

The store compu-me is a LARGE retail chain in UAE so very stable. You use your Visa or Mastercard which should have 100% protection so not like buying through paypal or sending some guy money who will get someone else to sent it. So we felt good about buying that way. We spoke to the store and they were very helpful and shipped it out right away.

Just a few notes on the I-mates. They do have support for Arabic. Meaning when you first turn it on, or perform a HARD reset it will prompt you to install Arabic language support, Just click decline to the prompt and your ROM will be fully english. I have not had mine lockup or do anything strange was a very smooth week.

The devices did come with a Full Leather Case (I am hearing some do not), the option CD came with 2 complete high end games, Tennis and Odyssey.

In the Box you Get:

- The i-mate (of course)

- USB Cradle

- Power Adapter (tis a UK plug, you just need to purchase a prong adapter) it is a 110 volt and 220 volt adapter!

- Leather Case

- Stereo Headphones

- Activesync/Outlook

- Bonus CD

- Extra Sylus

- Full Colour Manual in English of course (very good, I actually read the chapter on the camera lol)

I have used my Lili sync from Pocket PC techs without any problems all week at work, also bought some writeshields from them (expensive but glad I did).

If you want to buy XDA2 then this is the only SMART way to go...
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] wayandrs:
What? Who? Promo?

What's with all this "make a huge promo in 2000 words or more"? "Hey you really need one of these"!!!

Bogus. I played with one... yea, if you want a tiny little screen, no RAM, no processor speed, then it's great. If you want a PDA that's also a phone, then that's not it.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] drj:
Umm 128mb, 400 Mhz...what are you talking about, the specs of the imate are the best there is. You must have the XDA2 / Imate confused with something else?
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] michael_zz:
Hi Everyone,

This is Michael from Egypt,

I wanna share with you guys some interesting info to get the most out of your GalaxyTab 2 (WIFI version) and reduce the gap between it and other modern devices like note or so...

​

- Topic Index :

(1) Getting a Working 3G Connection using any 3G modem stick & the brilliant PPPWidget app by JOSUA DIETZE.

(2) ADONIT JOT precision stylus test-driving.

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- First:

Connect your tab with a 3G USB Modem Stick ~ a success story!

ROOT REQUIRED

- Prerequisites :

1)

a working 3G USB Modem stick

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2)

an OTG Cable

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3)

PPPWidget android app

:

can be downloaded for free from here .

- Procedure:

* simply download the PPPWidget from play store and attach the modem through the OTG cable,

* due to some limitations on samsung firmwares, we need to download custom drivers to make the USB port connect and read our modem correctly...

as declared here, there are different drivers for different tabs and kernels, so to simplify this procedure, just check your android version :

--- JellyBean, with any kernel ---

download drivers from here,.

--- Other android versions ---

Just go there and try to find your own version & kernel number.

after downloading the correct relative binaries, move them to this path: /SDCard/pppwidget/lib

* If you got everything right, you should see the PPPWidget with "Disconnect" message, just tap (Connect) and voila! you are online....

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- Second:

Adonit JOT Classic -- Cheap Precise Stylus --- Quick Review

Adonit JOT styluses are very promising alternatives for capacitive screens to get the precision of S-Pen for drawing and note-taking. being a ballpoint tipped stylus, you can just write with it like you're writing with real pen & paper!

JOT Classic Test-Drive

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I bought a jot-classic stylus (for a16$) and tested it,

actually I found it hard to write with in the beginning, but after some practice I now write with it flawlessly...

- precision test:

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so that's all I got here, hope you like my first topic, and thanks for reading :cool:
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] rabilancia:
Do the drivers for the PPPwidget that you suggest work with the GT-P5113 as well?

Thanks in advance,

Rich
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] michael_zz:
Yes, if you have JellyBean they should work
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] wolfballz:
So, do I need a 3G data plan from a carrier for this to work?
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] michael_zz:
Sure, You'll need a data plan for the (USB Modem stick) to work
[Galaxy Tab 2 General] wolfballz:
Thanks... wasn't sure if this was a hack for free 3g data or what... thanks for clearing it up.
[Motorola Photon 4G] blakefife:
So i had CM 9 on this photon for a while.

I wanted to revert to stock to use bluetooth, 4g, etc...

So i followed these directions:

Return to Stock/Relocking via FullSBF flash

Factory reset phone Menu/Settings/Privacy/Factory Data Reset DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP

Start RSD Lite on your computer

Reboot phone into RSD mode: VOL down/Power. Use VOL down to scroll though options til you see "RSD" then VOL up to enable.

Connect phone to computer.

From RSD Lite, flash 1FF-sunfire-user-2.3.4-4.5.1A-1_SUN-154_5-CM-release-keys-signed-Sprint-US.sbf

*RSD lite has a known bug where it will give a "failed" error during the final "rebooting phone" phase. IGNORE THIS ERROR AND MANUALLY REBOOT PHONE

Close RSD Lite and disconnect phone.

Reboot phone

except i flashed a newer sbf called 1FF-sunfire-user-2.3.4-4.5.1A-1_SUN-198_7-CM-release-keys-signed-Sprint-US.sbf

and then RSD told me to manually reboot my phone so i unplugged it and rebooted manually holding power button

and now i get a Motorola logo that will pulse and then a Sprint Now splash screen and then it goes black and re-loops....

anyone have any ideas? im so nervous right now.... I can also get back into RSD mode by holding power and volume up and down....
[Motorola Photon 4G] blakefife:
okay so i fuxed wit it sum more, and held down the power button and VOL down button on boot, it suprisingly got my into android recovery and from there i was able to format wipe and wipe cache, then reboot again. phone was stuck in Sprint Now screen for longer than usual, however it did eventually boot to stock and contacted network and updated PRL, etc.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amm31c:
Hey,

Well i have Samsung Galaxy note Gt N-7000. I want to install Cynogenmod 10.1 , AOSPA 4.2.2 which i am unable to do due to following reasons:-

1. CMW doesn't flash CM roms and displays error 7

2. Other recoveries like TWRP and 4 EXT doesn't support GT N-7000

Moreover, can i also get Samsung apps. apk if the rom is successfully flashed. I want that because my everything is backed up with Samsung.

Any help ?

What to do ? Can i get that ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kortxero:
1) Flash the latest CM10.1 kernel from Chasmodo's repository. You'll get a safe recovery to flash CM from. BTW once you have flashed the kernel, do not forget to reboot in recovery.

2) No, Samsung apps are not compatible with CM (different framework). But you can find an alternative for almost all of them on the Play Store. Once you have installed CM don't restore your stuff or you might end up with instabilities. Good luck!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amm31c:
Yeah

Bundle of Thanks dude,,, m done :cowboy:
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yets:
Right, no matter what, I'm getting battery drain in stand by. No sync, Google now disabled, no mail, no location reporting/history etc. and yet I'm getting weird battery readings. In the pic below you can see, I'll let it idle for a couple of hours and the battery will drain. Then I'll use the n10 and the levels will spike. BBS shows that the n10 is awake for about 4 hours but the partial wakelock and kernel wakelock nothing untoward. I'm reluctant to root as I dont want to void my warranty but is any one facing similar issues?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3DSammy:
You can unroot and relock your device. Rooting should not be a warrenty issue.

See: " [NEXUS 10 TOOLKIT V1.3.0] Drivers, Backup, Unlock, Root, Flash, Mods + MUCH MORE"

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2001868&highlight=unroot

Features mentioned among many: "* Unlock/Re-Lock your Bootloader"
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
You will not lose warranty just by rooting the tablet. Nexus devices are pretty much made to be unlocked and Google provides the tools themselves to do the unlocking. I have heard of other people get warranty stuff done even while their tablet was rooted. This is because warranty is for hardware defects, which are not caused by root. If you have software problems then yes, those are to do with rooting. But normally you can fix software issues simply by finding a better ROM that has more bugfixes.

Also, that is some really terrible battery life. My tablet loses 1% every 7-9 days while idle. CM10.1 ROM from CraigGomez (November build) with KTManta kernel.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yets:
Is it worth getting in touch with Google? I've had it since just after xmas? I'm about to factory reset it for the second time this week.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
Why do you need to factory reset it so often?

I would root it, install a custom kernel, and run better battery stats to try and see what exactly is causing such a huge idle drain.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yets:
I'd rather not factory restore it, this is my second time doing it. I'm starting from the beginning like it's a fresh install, just using the Google apps only to see if there are issues there and then adding more until I'm comfortable.

I want to root the tablet only as a last resort as I'm attempting to see if it is an app or it is the battery. I'd rather not brick it or void warranty only to find out it is the battery and then be unable to get a replacement.

There must be somebody that has similar problems?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yets:
So, factory reset, this is after 24 hours; This is not kosher. Stock apps. Only thing syncing if you can call it that was Google now. No syncing or anything. Purely from stock apps with updates. Stock battery graph says that it's not awake but stats say it's awake for 19 hours.This doesn't even come close to advertised idle/stand by time. Surely I should return it? I was adamant that I wouldn't complain but I didn't pay so much money for it to come out with this as stock performance.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
That is massive usage from Android OS. Something in there is causing a wakelock, which means it is probably a software problem. If you were rooted and had better battery stats installed then it would tell you exactly what the wakelock was from. The built in Android battery info just gives it a generic "Android OS". It looks to me like that sudden sharper downhill slope is the point which the wakelock started. Although that is a bit steep drain before that point too. The point before the sharper decline section looks closer to a non-deep sleeping device stuck at its lowest frequency, but it had to have been sleeping if the device says it was only awake for 14 hours. Still, that 14 hours is a wakelock. Probably from the kernel. Cant say what it is exactly unless you have a better app installed

The Google Services thing is probably Google Now sucking up battery. It tends to do that.

You can either continue to diagnose this problem from the software/firmware or you can just send it back if you want.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yets:
Thanks. To be fair I think if purchasing such an item, you shouldn't have to become a developer/hacker to study such an issue. Haha! I've used Google now when I first got the tablet and not understanding what it was had it enabled and get there was no battery drain to such an extent.

Fair play to Google, they've agreed to send me out a new one. It reached a point where I couldn't enjoy using the tablet and everything was a test to see what could be causing the issue.

I won't bad mouth Google, as I understand that things do become faulty and these items are complex enough. On another note I called up the RMA team in American (I googled the wrong number) and the two ladies were more than helpful. I don't know how anyone has problems with them. Maybe it was my British accent that did it!
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yets:
So, I've got a replacement and so far it is not displaying the same issues. It got me thinking about when my original problem started and I think it started when it was updated to 4.2.2. This model comes stock 4.2.1 and it's prompting me to update. Should I bother? Was I just unlucky? Is there a specific way to ensure that the update is a clean update?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3DSammy:
Upgrade to 4.2.2 as it's more stable, especially with the Chrome browser but there are additional bug fixes that address overall stability. A rule of thumb is to install new apps one at a time so you can judge if it causes instability.

You can also install, free from the playstore, "Bootlog Uptime" which tracks crashes and sometimes provides crash related information from the Android logs. It is very handy when you are trying to determine the cause of a force close, freezing or general odd behaviour.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yets:
Yeah, I kind of did that when I factory reset it, I just loaded up the stock apps, desynced everything, logged out of everything that wouldn't be used, disabled Google Now and location settings, rebooted and it was still iffy. Before I sent it back I left it for a day and the battery stats were going up and down like a roller coaster. Could it of been a faulty battery? I would like to update but I'm so wary of the problem coming back.

You can also install, free from the playstore, "Bootlog Uptime" which tracks crashes and sometimes provides crash related information from the Android logs. It is very handy when you are trying to determine the cause of a force close, freezing or general odd behaviour.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iamikon:
You may have been unlucky. I have had great battery on all 4.2.2 some ROMs/kernels make a difference.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yets:
So, after a few days my new Nexus 10 started displaying exactly the same issues as before and I had just about ruled everything out. I used BBS again and looked at the stats, with PowerManagerService being the main culprit but the numbers in Partial wake locks just didn't match. There were very little wakelocks but something was still draining. I looked at the CPU and for most of the CPU was running at 200hz in deep sleep. I just couldn't figure it out and looked at the Running apps and there was only a few but one remained constant throughout all my tests and that was the Settings app. I took a punt and stopped it and cleared it from recent apps. Lo and Behold, the drain has disappeared and the battery doesn't drop at all in idle.

Excuse my noobiness, I didn't know that Android treated Settings as a separate app? On my Samsung S3, this isn't the case, once you leave settings it closes it and suspends it causing no drain.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
200MHz in deep sleep doesnt make sense. Cause deep sleep is different than a MHz value. If you are mostly on 200MHz then that means something on the tablet is not letting you sleep properly.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yets:
Sorry, didn't make myself clear. BBS was saying that tablet was running at 200mhz preventing it from deep sleep and that thing causing it was having the System Settings app not closing. Hope that makes sense and helps people in the future. :)
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
Well that is certainly an interesting find. If you restart the tablet and dont open settings does the tablet sleep fine?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yets:
Yes, if you restart it and avoid going into settings, it sleeps happily only waking sync if you have any. It has been idling for about 10 hours without dropping.

I've attached a picture and if you compare to the one I posted at the start of the thread you can see a clear difference. There was a point where I forgot to close Settings and you can see the drain (middle of the graph). View attachment 1869811
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sher The Love:
Somehow I don't think this is normal. It dropped almost 30% at home while I was at work. Google now is disabled but groove IP running. No apps that should be sucking battery, but its mostly the android OS. Any thoughts?
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EniGmA1987:
Probably the exact same thing as the guy above me. Doesnt look like you are deep sleeping one bit.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] verylove:
I have a problem with servermedia , media server always runs in the background , errors cause the battery consumption , i don't know why :crying:

Can you help me find the cause :confused::confused:

p/s : thank you so much , all

( sorry bad English :D )
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Edgehood:
Mediaserver is android's way of searching your phone for media such as songs. You can download Rescan Media ROOT from the play store to disable it
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] verylove:
i try it but it not work :(
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] virtualjon:
I want to connect my desktop to my xda and use it to connect to the internet - anyway to do this?
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] alex-zero:
mmh you want to go into the internet with your xda used as a modem?

On the xda-II / mda-II you have an program to do this i don´t know the xda-I version.

The program ist called "wireless modem" and simulate a modem for seriell, usb, infrared

reagards

AleX
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] Qman:
Re: Can XDA (t-mobile) be used as a dialup modem via usb con

Yea you can upgrade to the XDA developers Special Edition ROM v1.2

Its based on the O2 3.17.03 ROM which has the needed Wireless Modem program which alex-zero spoke of.

XDA developers Special Edition ROM v1.2

http://xda-developers.com/SER/

XDA developers Special Edition ROM v1.2

http://www.xs4all.nl/~jsummers/XDA/XDA-developers-SER-v12.exe

or you could build your own based on the same O2 3.17.03 ROM at the:

ROM Kitchen

http://cuba.calyx.nl/~jsummers/ROMkitchen

HTH