yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nikjft:
According to HTC leakster, @LlabTooFeR, the HOXL will be getting an upgrade to the latest Jellybean as well as Sense 5. Suggests it will be in summer.

GottaBeMobile: HTC One X Android 4.2 & Sense 5 Update Rumored for June-July

And here's @LlabTooFeR's confirmation that the HOXL is in the queue and not just the international version.

I can't imagine that AT&T will be too quick on the draw, of course, but I'm sure all the lovely ROM-hackers here will generously make it available before then!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Silellak:
Yay, summer! Just in time for...Key Lime Pie! :rolleyes:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] iElvis:
Um, not news. This was posted weeks ago.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2198158
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] the_scotsman:
What he said ^^
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] mitchm:
HI all,

First post, go easy on me!

I've searched the forums trying to find the answer to this problem but have been unsuccessful. I successfully flashed my Galaxy W with slimbean 3.1.0 and had been using it successfully for over a month. I put it in airport mode to save battery, as I had done many times before, but this time when I turned it off the service never came back. I haven't had service since.

I have tested the SIM in another phone and it is working fine. I have also tried flashing a different ROM (CM10 Alpha 1) with no luck. I would reflash the phone with the stock firmware if there is any chance that would help, but I haven't been able to figure out how to do that via CWM. At this point I'm not exactly sure what to do. Is it possible that the this is a hardware issue?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] honeyx:
Yes it´s possible it´s a hardware issue you got after a while.

First thing I would try is to flash back to stock ROM and see if this fixes your issue. (With Odin)

There is a guide about how to do that, but am sorry not to point you to it right now. Its 4am here righ now and I already am having difficulties to write correctly. (need to go to bed soon :) )

If this helps I would suggest to update the baseband and then to try again with CyanogenMod.

But if reflashing the stock ROM doesn´t help either, I would suggest to contact the Samsung Service Center.

By flashing back to the stock ROM make sure you are flashing the one used in your specific country, because in the first place it also inculdes the baseband used in your country and in the secound place it also inculdes the country code Samsung might look at while testing your phone.

In Germany for example most SGW´s were sold with it´s specific coutry code. But there were also a few sold with the county code for the whole EU.

So you must care about such things when flashing back to stock ROM. For fixing it the country code is not important. Only the baseband used in your region is important. But I case you need to contact the Samsung Service Center it will be important.

Hope this helps a bit. Now I really need to go to sleep.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] nisiomorais:
Does your IMEI number still ok? Cause I lost my Efs folder with IMEI number some time ago, in another Galaxy fone i had.

you can check it in Settings / About fone / Status / IMEI

If you lost it, you will have no service, no matter what rom you try.

In this case, you can try to repair using this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1308546 , not simple but saved my fone.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] gazzaman2k:
:( help me please ever since norton 2003 delted my cooked v4.00.11 rom that used to work perfectly i made myself another rom but this was on yorches kitchen using v4,00.05 and i have set the device to uk and right area/country codes in the options of phone book and regional settings.

but when i have a contact stored in the phone as say +44726162121 i click it to add to recipitents for the text and itll do 44726162121 instead of +44726162121 missing the +

anyone figured out about how to sort this becuase its doing my head in.

ive used v4,00.05 cooked and v4.00.11 uncooked but still being stupid :(

anyone got an answer to this cheers.

gaz
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] Chop!:
missing '+'

Hey Gaz

I had the same thing with my xda I, each time we tweaked the rom, I started replacing + with good old-fashioned '00'

Annoyingly this has happened on my xda II as well! But I'm told that there's an upgrade to fix this somewhere so there is hope.........

Good luck!
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] gazzaman2k:
yeah weird thing is v4.00.05 and v4.00.11 never used to do it to me on my other 2 xdas ive had just this one?!?! i updated to v4.01.00 tmobile s/w and it now puts +44 on which is cool but i dont get it coz the old versions used to work the same way too? weird
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] zacg.rishabh:
Hey i am having a problem connecting to pc...

Enabled usb debugging but... it gets recognised but no drives can be seen in the pc...

(NEWBIE)

device -GT S7500

ROM - CM10 thewhisp

MODS - a few
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] Jabbzz:
Try dowload and install SAMSUNG Kies because it has the USD drivers. :)

Sent From My Galaxy Ace Plus (GT-S7500)
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] AmanMehta007:
download samsung drivers from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2038555
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] ManzzaShahi:
which os you have windows xp 7 or linux?????

try installing kies in windows xp if windows 7 no need to install anything
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] Suyash1996:
Guess its easy..

1) Go to settings

2)Go to Storage

3) Press menu button and select "USB Computer Connection"

4) Select Mass Storage

Now you can access your phone via PC

Hit Thanks :good: if helped
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Koulis2000:
Solved!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MisT.:
Hello everyone, I want to buy a Nexus 4. Right now, I am using the Galaxy S i9000. My questions are:

- How's the phone in terms of speed? (in comparison to your other/older phones)

- Does it still heat up?

- How's gaming? (if you do play games on it)

- How's the battery life? (please mention if you're on custom or stock roms)

Thank you :)
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rizy7:
Blazing fast phone, only the newer high end phones are faster than this.

I dont do a lot of gaming so I cant say but Ive never had overheating issues.

The battery life is quite good and I think its only because of a few people mentioning the battery that it has become a big topic for this phone.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nigeldg:
It would have been so much easier to read through one of the bazillion other 'what's this phone like' threads but anyway:

-Easily the fastest phone I've ever used

-Mine gets hotter than I expect but nothing more than my old HD2

-Gaming is great, sometimes apps aren't perfectly optimised so they won't seem as fast as on the iPhone 5 but other than that you'll struggle to find a device that beats the N4. In addition, the expanded desktop mode found in many custom ROMs really adds to the experience.

-Battery life is quite good for me, I can regularly get through a day.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neutral16:
Speed: This is the fastest phone I have ever used. Period.

Does it heat up: If you're charging the phone and doing heavy gaming, yes it'll heat up. Under normal usage however, my phone remains completely cool.

Gaming: Haven't found a single game this thing can't run.

Battery life: Easily makes it through a day. Typically see 4-5 hours of screen-time depending on whether or not I have WiFi access (WiFi gives more battery life, 3G uses battery a bit more).
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3dupunk:
Best phone I've ever owned! With that said, the n4 is not for everyone. I'm a minimalist at heart so I prefer vanilla. Hardware wise, yeah, no phone can compete with the n4 at its price point...

The phone does heat up a bit, I under volt to help deal with this issue. It doesn't bother me that much even though it has gotten really hot a couple of times.

I don't game much with my n4 though so I wouldn't know about how it handles them.

Battery life is actually pretty good. As long as you are realistic with expectations the battery life is pretty darn good. I can get 10+ hours of moderate-heavy use, 3+ hrs sot and the rest of the time I'm playing music over vanilla music player and doing what it is that I do on a day to day basis with my phone(texting, emails, xda).

All in all, a great all around phone!
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] br0ok1ynb0i:
butter fast stock

heat, you will feel heat because of glass back; but not an issue for cpu, cpu can handle that heat. if its uncomfortable you can go custom kernel like franco, or even UV.

great screen for gaming

battery life is great for me on 4.2.2, but ymmv
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eddy130306:
Phone is amazingly fast. I come from a 2+ year old smartphone that was single core and only had 512mb of ram (HTC vision or G2). In today's standards that is very slow. It would just always lag. It would take like 10 seconds to open an app and then face lag every where on the app. One time it took me five minutes to open the dialer. On the nexus 4 apps open almost instantly.

Let's not forget that this phone is eye candy. It's a very nice looking phone.

First few charges the battery life will be sluggish. After that I easily get about 20 hours of battery life.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dEris:
Love the device.

Oh, owners may think it gets really hot because the way the back glass disperses the heat but in reality, doesn't run much hotter than any other high end phone. Just feels like it.

[NEXUS⁴] [CARBON1.6] [MATR1X8] [TWRP]
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MisT.:
Thanks to everyone who replied. Now, I'm quite assured that this will be the phone for me. I'll leave the poll and the thread open for anyone who wants to add his/her opinion, until i buy the N4.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fakudolan:
Speed: No lags at all whatsoever, even when underclocked heavily to 1.3GHz, or even 1GHz from the stock 1.5

Heat: It doesn't heat up that much at all in anything I do, partly due to the undervolting I have done on [Trinity 113b] Kernel

Gaming: I don't play heavy hardcore games like Need for Speed, but I do play casual games and no lag at all on any of those.

Battery: I am very pleased with the performance on battery. With custom ROM and kernel, this is my daily screen on time and routine with wifi

Notice even with close to 6 hours of screen on time I still have a whopping 33% of battery life.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Maddmatt:
Personally went from a 3 year old i9000, which has served me well over the years and gone through many custom ROMS, to a Nexus 4, and I'm very happy with it.

If you're not a custom ROM kind of guy and like the stock Samsung software you might be better served by an S3. It has a better camera and battery life.

Personally I chose the Nexus 4 instead because it is blazing fast and has brilliant support from custom ROM developers (I'd rather have the latest version of Android over Samsung's version), and I like the way it looks.

In terms of speed and gaming you will find it an incredible improvement over your S1, as I did. It just does not lag - it's blazing fast, responsive and smooth.

Put it in a case because I do not think it will cope with drops as well as the S1 did.

i9000 is notorious for bad GPS so you will probably be happier when you're using it for Navigation too.

Audio output is weaker compared to an i9000 with Voodoo sound but still ok, some custom kernels/apps can boost that.

Haven't had heat issues. Battery life isn't the best but is much better than my S1 was. At the end of my work day my S1 was around 55-65% but my N4 is at 75-80%.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ƶero:
- It's very fast

- with franco kernel + uv settings i don't have any problems, not even at gaming, with stock kernel it heats up much.

- just played Real Racing 3 today without any problems, really smooth. (without heating up the device)

- battery life is ok
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MisT.:
Thanks, I'm glad to find somebody who had an S1. Talking about dropping the phone, I bought a cover for my S after it fell and broke the back cover :laugh: . I'm definitely getting a cover for my N4. :)
[General Accessories] Boogerwooger:
Hey Guys.

First the basic question: Is there any possible way that a 3 button headset can have all it's 3 buttons working on android, where ALL 3 can be customized?

To elaborate.. the app Headset Button Controller has 3 buttons (left, right, middle) that are customizable. However, I have looked through the threads here and only found that the middle button is usable, and lots of complaints about the other 2 buttons of certain headsets only being Iphone compatible.

I doubt that the 2 buttons that the dev designated in his app are there just for a goof (or for re-designation of the middle button via editing the .KL file), so there has to exist at least 1 example of a 3 button headset/wire that would make use of this.

And to clarify the function of this wire, the earbuds that came with my Note 2 have 3 buttons, but the left and right seem to be fixed on volume control only, so unless there is a way to make them work, I'll consider these ones not the customizable buttons that Headset Button Controller had in mind.

So my 2nd question: What are some examples of headset wires/wired headphones/earbuds where Headset Button Controller will affect all 3 buttons?

Here is my personal ranking of what I'm trying to find:

1) Independently sold headset wire w/ a working customizable 3 button headset

2) Earbuds with a customizable 3 button headset (these are cheaper to buy for the headset repair guy I know to dismantle so that they can be attached to my bose headphones. Same applies to #4)

3) Headphones with a separating customizable 3 button wire

4) Headphones (hopefully cheap) with a permanently attached customizable 3 button wire.

The idea is to get any sort of working working customizable 3 button device and make the right button skip tracks. The reason why using 1 button won't do the trick anymore is because Google Now decided to hog the middle button long click to itself, and even if I would double click, this can be wrongly done and activate Google Now when I have no need of it. So I can leave the middle button with Google Now and have the other two buttons for anything I want based on Headset Button Controller (once again, why would it even have 3 buttons if they were useless?)

Even though there is a trick that can be done by editing the .kl file in order to make your headset think it's clicking the right or left button, this had the crappy bonus of disabling the ability to pick up and drop calls when pressing the middle button, so that's a no go either.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1997277

Thank you for your time and I am very curious to know what your thoughts are on this.
[General Accessories] thelastred:
Nocs ns200H

Make it has the h after the 200 bc that the android version

http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B005XLG0VO/ref=mp_s_a_1?qid=1365393669&sr=8-7&pi=SL75

Htc solo and urbeats (htc version )

Nokia purity inear and hd (they say just nokia on them but it works on note 2 i test them

Nocs 200h

They all work as volume and center as play pause (on note2)

Pm for link for a wire for solo or male to male aux that has remote for note 2
[General Accessories] Boogerwooger:
I still don't quite understand one thing.. has anyone looking at this thread used the side buttons on this and/or the beats cable you sent me for anything other than volume?

This is the biggest question for me.. is there any feasible way for the side buttons to be customizable (without getting rid of the volume buttons function on the phone itself).

If no possible way, than I'll move on and just order my single button headset to be repaired (though I am still flabbergasted as to why android headset control apps even give the two buttons to edit if this function has never existed)

If yes, but only on certain android devices, then this function can possibly be added to the Note2 via editing some of the internal files... in this I would greatly appreciate anyone who has a 3 button controller proven to have it's 2 side buttons be customizable on other devices, to try editing one of the system files so the Note 2 would be able to do this as well.

If you are not sure but have one of the 3 button cables with you, I would buy you coffee if you were ever in NYC if you could please download Headset Button Controller and try customizing the two side buttons.

Just so we are on the same page, when I say customizable, I mean going to an app like Headset Button Controller and changing the left and right button to do anything I would want them to do (forward, back, pause, etc)

Thank you and sorry for the long message.

PS: I'm super cereal about buying coffee.
[General Accessories] nixter99:
Ive had that same question. The answer is generally no they cant be programmed as they are hardcoded volume up/down.. But some phones might be programmable after all if the maker lets them be.

The latest phone leaving all 3-buttons customizable was the Nexus 3 manufactured by Samsung as far as I know it. Actually there is a list of 3 button functionality here: http://apphelp.degausslabs.com/phones/

This list confirms 3-button function or not, but that does generally mean the up/down button are hard coded for volume only.

:cool:
[General Accessories] thelastred:
They make sum here is list of Android headphones with 3button control

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2789294

Android aNd windows phone use the same hardware when comes to 3 buttons control. Apple uses one they made. That's why 3 buttons headphone made for iPhone will not work

But the URL should help get an aux cable or headphones that works on list of android and windows device including note and all nexus ( expect nexus 4 )
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] stevebristol:
Hi, sorry is this seems a bit obvious or has been covered before....if I connect to GPRS for say email or www browsing, how do I force the disconnection of the GPRS after I am done ?

On the XDA I I could just click and then click 'end' On the XDA II I dont seem to have the same option.

Many thanks

Steve
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] tadzio:
Actually, there's no need to do that, as GPRS is meant to be "always on". Well, okay, it may drain your battery a little faster :)

So, to disconnect GPRS, just press and hold the red "hangup" hardware button for a few seconds.

Cheers

Daniel
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Tekflow:
I use Spb GPRS Monitor: you can connect and disconnect with one click
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] TechNation:
The easiest way to force disconnection of your GPRS connection is to hold down the red phone symbol for two seconds.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] 007aliinan:
Hello everybody

I need to white phonebook and call number page link

Shared please. Thansks
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] dimon2242:
Using search!

It is JB Phone, and this is wrong section!

You need had be created it in Q&A Section!
[Nexus 4 Android Development] tackleberry_crash:
[ROM][4.2.2 | CM10.1][JULY 24] LINAROBEAN + Linaro 4.7 2013.06 / Bionic + OTA​

LINAROBEAN is a CM10.1 based rom which built with Linaro 4.7 toolchain 2013.06. It has the stability and usability of CM and the speed of Linaro :D plus some useful modifications

I have been on so many Roms to this date and CM was pretty much always where I was settled on every phone...

Not so ago I decided to build my own nightlies with some cherry-picks here and there, then it came the Linaro builds.

Thanks to trailblazerz, I have merged my own CM repo with Linaro + Bionic patches and here we are...

I always test/flash my builds on my phone before releasing to you.

Extra features included;

Compiled with Linaro 4.7 toolchain 2013.06

GooManager OTA Update

Center Clock Mod - Choose where the clock should stay...

BatteryBar - Show a BatteryBar on the Status Bar or on/over the Navigation Bar.

NavBar Height Mod - Choose the height of Navigation Buttons from 24dp up to stock 48dp.

Custom Date on Status Bar

Color options on the Status Bar Clock

LinaroBean Settings

Advanced Reboot Enabled By Default

Toggle for disabling fullscreen keyboard in landscape mode.

Custom Carrier Label

Settings Status Bar Auto-Hide if there are no notifications

Make the camera shutter sound follow the device sound settings

Setting for device wake up when plugged/unplugged

added -pipe flag for kernel and rom

Navigation Bar Button Color Change

Navigation Bar Button Transparency

Navigation Bar Button Glow Color

Navigation Bar Button Glow Speed (Buggy)

Navigation Bar Color Change (Buggy)

Stuff excluded:

CMUpdater for obvious reasons.

Downloads

See the Post #2 or just Click

Changelog

See the Post #2 or just Click

Bugs:

Bugs which official CM10.1 hasn't crushed yet.

Navigation Bar Color Change

Instructions

Please read it thru, everything is here in this post...

Make a NANDroid Backup (Always do!)

Check Md5 checksum of the zip file.

Wipe Data/Factory Reset if not on any CM 10.1 base rom

Wipe Cache (Also Wipe Dalvik if you want)

Flash .zip file

Flash custom kernel if you need

Flash gapps if also if you need. Download latest here

Reboot

Compile your own rom tutorial

See the Post #3 or just Click

My Github

My thanks goes to:

Cyanogenmod for making the CM10.1 possible

Linaro for the 4.7 toolchain

Google for the Android...

Evan McClain for Linaro patches

codeworkx for patches

bricked for kernel patches

CMXLOG for the CM10.1 Changelogs

kszaq for the pointers on Linaro 2013.03 update and bionic updates

and Trailblazerz11 for hşs work

etoD for the blazing fast hosting for the builds

Burak Duman for the boot animation & graphics

and many more people somehow, somewhat contributed to these builds....

Linaro® is a registered trademark of Linaro in the U.S. and other countries.

This Rom merely uses Linaro Toolchain for Android and have no affilliation with Linaro on any ground.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] tackleberry_crash:
Translation Contribution Page

String/array files will be on this post for anyone to help to translate.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] tackleberry_crash:
Reserved #4
[Nexus 4 Android Development] nickster1:
Re: [ROM][4.2.2 | CM10.1][APR 1] LINARO-BEAN + Linaro/Bionic Unofficial Nightlies+OTA

Nice glad to see you have your own thread :good:
[Nexus 4 Android Development] tackleberry_crash:
New Build-02-04-2013 is up in the Downloads section.

OTA pushed.

Had a derp in the mirrors for OTA last night. That's fixed. :good: OTAs are good to go.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Jeremy:
Re: [ROM][4.2.2 | CM10.1][APR 1] LINARO-BEAN + Linaro/Bionic Unofficial Nightlies+OTA

Hope you don't mind me asking. Is there a real time benefit to using Linaro toolchain?

If so, why don't all devs use it?

Also aside from performance improvements, does it translate to battery life savings as well?

Thanks.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] gharrrrrr:
Re: [ROM][4.2.2 | CM10.1][APR 1] LINARO-BEAN + Linaro/Bionic Unofficial Nightlies+OTA

Most custom "fast" and "smooth" roms are using linero now. liquid smooth, carbon....but the debate still stands. I think tackleberry said it best himself here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39747008

Like all ROMs, just have to try as many as possible and find which one likes better and is what they are looking for.

Sent from one device or another.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] hoseth0711:
Sv: [ROM][4.2.2 | CM10.1][APR 1] LINARO-BEAN + Linaro/Bionic Unofficial Nightlies+OTA

So glad to see that you created your own thread since i love your builds

.. Keep 'em coming!:)

Sendt fra min Nexus 4 med Tapatalk2
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Chochiwpg:
Will these builds be similar/same as Trailblazers? Or will there be slight differences between the two ROMs.

Very intrigued with this build and Trailblazers, I want to learn how to compile myself and both of you have provided great tools and starting points for everyone. Thank you for this. :good: