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[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Accessories] riiidaa:
Hi peeps

got my xda2 on sunday :)

I Want a thumb keyboard but considering the comments i need it as cheap as possible! Where on the web can this be found for under £40??

With the drivers now is there any scope for altering the buttons functions? (key mapping)

Also would be greatful for any url for buying the backpack

TIA
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 Accessories] Rudegar:
http://klingtech.dk/produkter/qtek-2020.php

here but prob in a language you dont understand

and the price is a bit higher then what you want to pay

also people who used it for the xda1 say that it sucks very much

(i say xda1 because the keyboard is the same for both devices)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demonhunter1991:
Can someone tell me that how to enable only clearphase on my sony arc? What files does clearphase contain? What file must i flash to have only clearphase? I have already xloud and walkman, so I don't want to flash anything than clearphase. BTW, my rom will be harm if I flash something conflicts... Thanks!
[Nexus S General] Jhyrachy:
Hi everybody,

i'm looking for a super stable and long lasting.

I found a lot of topic about "best rom", but they are plenty of little different request like gaming, music playng ecc.

I don't have any of these request, i just require a rom that will stand on without crashing the maximum numbers of hours. Actually my maximum is around 400h with cyanogenmod, i wondering if others rom could do better times.

Thanks for your attention!
[Nexus S General] realpg:
CM10?
[Nexus S General] Jhyrachy:
I used CM 10 to achieve my record.

I wonder if there were others roms with better result (even GB ones)
[Nexus S General] pandaman21:
For gingerbread try oxygen rom it was the most stable rom for me and I came back to it a few days ago I haven't rebooted in the past few days with no slow downs and it still smooth
[Nexus S General] Killasmoke:
Rasbean ROM with thalamus kernel I had that combo running for months with no reboots or freeze ups!!!
[Nexus S General] ka'cipeder:
CM10 latest nightly, very stable, the best rom for NS
[Nexus S General] Nicolae-Daniel:
I would recommend jellyshot with marmite kernel.:)
[Nexus S General] vidaljs:
SlimBean 4.2.2 version 2.0 is very stable without major bugs.

Good luck

Vs Nexus S4G using tapatalk2
[Nexus S General] Jhyrachy:
i'm actually on CM10 :P

I have bad luck with slim bean, i tried it before and i had at least one crash/day, even with a clean install.
[Nexus S General] drew2d1:
Another vote for Jellyshot with Marmite here.
[Nexus S General] Maisam.asif:
+1 for CM10 with Marmite 8.5 kernel. I've been testing all roms... And probably the best tweaked rom i found was CM10 stable one...
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
+1 for CM10 and +1 for BlackBean6

Gesendet von meinem Nexus S mit Tapatalk 2
[Nexus S General] Mawtin:
Jellyshot or Slimbean gets my vote
[Nexus S General] minifromage:
metal dragon overlord is the most stable i've tried

paired with matr1x and it should last you a looong time
[Nexus S General] XxSilent22xX:
I recommend:

Rasbeanjelly 11-6-12 Paired with the _thalamus kernel
[Nexus S General] Setting.Out:
Guide based on my usage

I've used a lot of roms in my persuit for perfection.. An addiction to flash really, but I have compiled a small list of the roms I've tried. I don't have a favorite, but I have found that once you initially set up your phone, most of the "features" don't really matter. I hope this helps, and doesn't stir too much controversy as I mean no disrespect to any developer(s) as all the roms have their good points.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0An4M6zvBOQ1KdExJMDlCZlRwem9zS29Ma1VHRWhCLXc#gid=0

On a side note, I do prefer the Devil kernel, and Marmite 8.5 (smartassv2+row)

**Updated and easier to read**
[Nexus S General] Deleted member 4411511:
Been running rasbean for months. Even stable when OCd with morfics kernel and super smooth as well.
[Nexus S General] murfi:
i'm on xenonhd and its very stable. its just the launcher that sometimes makes problems, and the homescreen is rotating to landscape if device is turned, which i have not found any way to turn off. but you can remove the google-search bar on top which is nice.

i guess another launcher would solve the problem, but i'm not aware of a launcher which is basically stock, just with the option to turn off the google search bar (and no landscape mode for homescreens). any hints?
[Nexus S General] hekomat:
Yeah check out nova and apex launcher.
[Nexus S General] 123go!:
I vote for oxygen rom if you want gingerbread.

I have been using jellyshot 3.5 w/ air kernel lately and it is great
[Nexus S General] wana7262:
JellyShot with marmite.....
[Nexus S General] doc_v15:
mine is MIUI 2.10.17 with marmite 7.2, up time to hundreds hours, no reboots or anything lag
[Nexus S General] Setting.Out:
A change of mind...

I recently had to eat my words. I stated that I don't have a favourite, but I have found it. As close to perfect as I have come by, take a look..

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0An4M6zvBOQ1KdExJMDlCZlRwem9zS29Ma1VHRWhCLXc#gid=0
[Nexus S General] sperelli:
In my opinion, slim 4 needs a deeper analysis. Good job overall!
[Nexus S General] Setting.Out:
I was being generous with Slim,.. I like the idea of being small(slim) and having "great features".. It's just the execution that falls short.. The rom and gapps combined are the size together of most roms by themselves, but then there's another 300mb of extra installs to get back to a normal rom's content that even a bloated rom and gapps doesn't have that much mb in size.. ?? then there's the bugs, with a title on their rom forum of "quality first" and to produce such bugs.. And they knew they were releasing it with the bugs, and have had the same bugs for several updates. I could keep going, but in the end, it's just my opinion, and others are free to praise and enjoy it. It is a good rom, but not great..
[Nexus S General] sperelli:
All in all i wouldn't disagree from you, yet this slim4 has shown only one minor bug (empty string error) so far, just the opposite than previous versions. Over 300 mb? You are right once again but you are free to select whatever set of installed apps you prefer.

EDIT: once and for all, i have to report that slim4 supposed minor bug (empty string error) has become in the last hours a major bug, since i can't quite download anything..

Setting.Out.. let's hope there will be soon an update for that. keep up your GREAT work..
[Nexus S General] lurtis:
Can't say for slim 4 because I went back to an older version of rasbeanjelly but slim3 was rather well with my phone once switching away from marmite kernel that is included... it did however seem slower than smaller aosp ROMs.

For the ns4g I highly recommend any of the rasbean ports . Or there is an older but super stable aosp built from cyteneck (sp?) That was amazing for the ns4g for months
[Nexus S General] Gary.M:
There is a stock 101% 4.1.2 ROM in here somewhere that I am using. Rock solid, great battery, I haven't needed to reboot my phone for so long I can't remember.
[Nexus S General] aaddss11:
I think that the GamerzROM is one of the fastest 4.2 on Nexus S

especially for the gamer like me:)
[Nexus S General] khalid_ham33d:
I second him, GamerzROM is hell fast...
[Nexus S General] Maisam.asif:
Disagreed... Carbon ROM is the fastest one with Marmite 8.5cm_bigmen kernel (SmartAssv2 and Row)... Definitely the cutest, smartest, fastest and the bestest ROM I've ever used.... A lot better than the stock one :) I am a heavy user and can get around 5+ hours of screen time easily :)

Links in my signature :)
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
+1 for carbon... Great Rom!
[Nexus S General] wana7262:
bad experience with carbon rom.... very laggy... back to rasbean jelly
[Nexus S General] asanderford:
I really like XYLON 18 on my Nexus S, it had good performance and battery life, AOKP M1 is also really good and stable. ;)
[Nexus S General] powerfuran:
I know user experiences vary a lot, but I found my best rom in Slimbean 2.9 with Marmite Kernel, I used that combo from December to a few days ago. Trying out Carbon right now.
[Nexus S General] Setting.Out:
The first step is to honestly ask yourself what do you use your phone for, and what features are a MUST to decide what operating system you want (gingerbread, icecream sandwich, jellybean 4.1 or 4.2)

Then decide if you want a tank (super stable, but not necessarily fast) or a sports car (fast but might break down)

Now you can look at the roms features and narrow down what will work for you, then do some research on those roms..

If you take the time to look through the threads on the different roms, highlighting the problems, you'll notice that only a few don't have endless discussions on how to fix the bugs that the rom has. Some of the real issues with random reboots is due to overclocking and kernels (not that the kernels are bad, but might work differently on different roms).. Once you've done this you'll notice that there are only a few that seem to work without any real bugs or issues...

(In no particular order)

Pretty much any CyanogenMod (minus some nightlies as these are experimental), Aokp, Paranoid Android, Slimrom (pre build 3), Baked Rom, Hellybean, Rasbean, and JellyShot have proven themselves as being great roms.. But there is also; XenonHD, Thinkingbridge, Miui, Carbon and Gamerz, that have seemed to be stable as well..

(Take into consideration that most roms are based on or use features from; Cyanogenmod and or Aokp and or Paranoid Android.)

Last step, kernels, most roms have good kernels included and don't need to be changed (change with caution as this may be what makes your phone unstable)

Resist the lure of tweaks and mods if you want stability and always make a backup of all your data before you decide to modify your phone.

And when you've considered and installed and changed until you think you have it right, choose Carbon as it is the best!
[Nexus S General] Mawtin:
huehue
[Nexus S General] dean116:
+3 for gamerom. This rom is great. The carbon rom is not bad too. Too many good rom for nexus S
[Nexus S General] ej8989:
Slim 4.2.2 Build 4.2 paired with latest marmite (no OC) is the most stable yet feature-rich rom for my i9023 at the moment. (240dpi, PIE and navbar disabled)

Carbon has noticeable bugs and random app crashes(mostly system apps). Besides, it's still an experimental rom for crespo. I'll wait for a stable version if i am to flash carbon again.

But always be reminded that ROM/kernel performances still vary because chips inside your phone are not 100% identical to others.

Still, the best way to determine the best rom for your phone is to find a time flashing them all yourself, then pick your favorite. :)

Long live the best sounding smartphone - Nexus S. (Thanks to developers) :good:
[Nexus S General] Jhyrachy:
Thanks a lot to all of you!

After all the post that i read, the choice must fall on (no particular order):

Carbon Rom

JellyShot

GamerzRom

Slim 3

CyanogenMod

Rasbeanjelly

A pretty high number of rom :P

I've mostly used cyanogen, but also tried Slim.

I'll slowly try them all, starting with GamerzRom.

Thanks you all for your help and keep posting opinion and suggestions :D
[Nexus S General] Maisam.asif:
Try them all one-by-one and review each and every ROM... It will be a real help for newbies :)
[Nexus S General] Jhyrachy:
I'll Probably do it :P
[Nexus S General] ej8989:
Don't try Carbon nightlies. They're laggy. The first rom version is the fastest 4.2.2 rom i tried for nexus s. Everything loads fast. But the downside is it's really buggy everywhere. Battery life is also not that good.
[Nexus S General] Setting.Out:
The first Carbon is great, but I agree that the following versions are suffering from bugs/lags and aren't as smooth as the premiere.. I have had no reboots, fc's or issue with the first build, I can't say the same for the rest..
[Nexus S General] Jhyrachy:
so, what version should i try?
[Nexus S General] Maisam.asif:
@Jhyrachy Try the latest nightly.. I am very happy with its results... Together with marmite 8.5 and underclocking to 800Mhz >>> :)
[General Questions and Answers] bobfleming:
Hi,

Am in a bit of a quandary. Am considering Nexus 4 or Samsung GS4 for next upgrade. I like the idea that I will get timely updates of the OS should I go with the google phone. But as I will be buying either phone sim free, would a phone such as the GS4 (or any sim free phone for that matter) receive OS updates quicker than the same phone on a contract?
[General Questions and Answers] bobfleming:
Correct, I do mean though a dealer rather than a carrier. So assuming I get a SGS4 sim free, I guess this will come with touchwiz, but without any of the cruft that carriers like to put on top. So, in this case, I'm still unsure whether I could expect android updates before someone who buys the same phone on contract from vodafone/t-mobile et al.

I'm guessing that I could, as I would only be waiting for the phone manufacturer to issue the update, and not also the carrier to have to OK it. However, probably not as quick as the update would be available on a nexus.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anthonycool_56:
I rooted my phone yesterday so that i can flash my stock ROM and then I downloaded 4.1.1 stock software in this website "samsung-updates.com" The instruction told us that we can download the latest software irregardless of the country so i downloaded CHN ( China). So i downloaded the stock firmware, ODIN, and samsung usb driver as instructed. I flashed my phone into recovery mode plusgged the usb cable and the ODIN seems to have read my phone because of the yellow sign. I clicked PDA and selected the stock firmware and hitted "start" 10 seconds through the process, it says "FAIL!"

ID:0/018> Added!!

<ID:0/018> Odin v.3 engine (ID:18)..

<ID:0/018> File analysis..

<ID:0/018> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/018> Initialzation..

<ID:0/018> Get PIT for mapping..

<ID:0/018> Firmware update start..

<ID:0/018> boot.img

<ID:0/018> NAND Write Start!!

<ID:0/018> cache.img

<ID:0/018> hidden.img

<ID:0/018> modem.bin

<ID:0/018> param.bin

<ID:0/018> recovery.img

<ID:0/018> sboot.bin

<ID:0/018> FAIL!

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

so I unplugged my device and trying to launch CWM recovery mode it says "Firmware upgrade encountered an issue. Please select recovery mode in kies and try again" This has caused the firmware upgrade encountered an issue error on my phone and my phone won't turn off unless i take out the battery. WHAAT TO DOO?! My GT-N7100 phone is the international version btw!
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Where do you live mate? Afaik the Chinese GN2 is a bit different from the international GN2. Better flash a compatible rom with Odin for the international GN2. Pull the battery and reinsert it after 30 seconds and try to get in downloadmode and flash with Odin.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anthonycool_56:
I live in the Philippines. So do you have any recommendations where i can get and what stock rom i need? Can this be fixed? Do i have to just get the right firmware?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
You can flash a rom of your country/region or another rom that is compatible with your phone. Are you rooted?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anthonycool_56:
How will i know if it's compatible? Because all rom's are for the international version? :-/ Weird. Yes i was.. i don't know now cause i can't access my phone.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
Did you pull the battery? If you have a jig turn off the phone and insert the jig in the phone`s usb port.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anthonycool_56:
What's a jig? Can you give me a step-by-step guide?
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gee2012:
I`am sorry mate, i have to go now so can`t help you atm. Look on YouTube for flashing/unbricking/jig for Galaxy Note 2. Tons of video`s showing you the way. Good luck.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dr.ketan:
If you have that screen. Firmware upgrade cause error and connect kies.....

Then consider that as download mode and flash stock rom.

Get complete guide in my signature 'N7100 all in one'
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Deleted member 3493119:
Well, I have been thinking of starting a rom team which will be developing roms for the Xperia 2012 devices and maybe other devices in the future.

The thing is that I need members like developers, themers and so on.

To join the rom team you need to know this before starting:

For devs:

*How to compile from source code

*How to decompile apk's and jar's

*How to modify the system

For themers:

*How to decompile apk's

*Image editing and creation

For testers:

*How to do a logcat

*Unlocked bootloader

Well, that is quite basic stuff you need to know before applying. To apply simply write why you want to join the team, and tell me about your previous knowledge.

We're searching only a few people to get it all more organized and apply quick to get your chance to be a part of the team.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] whalesplaho:
i can only d/reecompile apks, modify little xmls........

Great Idea!!!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Andrewasth:
I can help you with the apks! Have Modify xmls ported apps
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Mtakween:
me themer- tester -stock based roms maker- and a little on porting apps
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] XperianPro:
I can do all of this,anyway I would like to apply as im out of ideas what to do anyway.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Deleted member 3493119:
Your in

Your in, we need a good themer:)

Your in

As a note, all communication goes through skype and I will create a group over there, my username is xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] whalesplaho:
i know am a noob but will try my best....

thanks a ton!

best regards:good::good::highfive::highfive:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] SpaceCaker:
i can do all of those stuff

except i dont have unlocked bootloader ;)

i myself am out of ideas to make something

so i thought joining another team might rank up the ideas

so if i may

could i join the team ? :D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] jatinrungta:
Can I also join the team?

Will do testing and some dev stuff :D

I also know a little bit theming ;)
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Deleted member 3493119:
Yes, sure:)

Yes, ofc:)

To the people that have joined the team, add me on skype and I'll add you to the dev group, my username is:

xxxxxxxxx

Thanks!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Mtakween:
THEN this team should be from 10 members lol

what is the name of the team

btw some of my work

xperia z walkman full port Here

Xperia z Framework for non-smallapps devices Here

XPERIA Ultimate Ex = Coming soon [Hope any one help me with the ROM :) ]
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Pandemic:
Nice to see another RC that settle up a team like me:)

My team already complete with RD: Wolfbreak, RT: Auni, me and the rest of the memers (check the link in my sig called "my team") :D

If you need help we also be there for you:)

We must all standing ready around here for eachother on XDA;)

:::[ Pandemic Quote.:: Im The Godfather Of St Octane TF Packs !!

Press Thanks If You Like My Work/Advice !!!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Mtakween:
you are so right

P.S we need one that know how to work on the Photoshop i can but not that much
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] whalesplaho:
little ideas too on photoshop...
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Deleted member 3493119:
Your in, add me on skype to join the team:

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Mtakween:
ok but did any one here chosen a name for the team
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] raypol97:
I can do some testing on my xperia sola and also want try to create some themes or roms if that's all right.:D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] whalesplaho:
was thinking of TeamX2D

X2D- Xperia 2012 Developers
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Mtakween:
Wow awesome name

But change 2012 to NXT
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Deleted member 3493119:
Add me on Skype and I'll add you, my username is:

xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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[Galaxy Note II Accessories] jujuburi:
I will buy this tomorrow, before that I would like to know is it compatible with our Note 2? The international version obviously. I've heard that they work well with S3. Will I be able to receive and reject/disconnect calls via the headset? That's more important for me rather than playing music or go to next music or skip a track.

If anyone using it kindly share your view/feedback here.

http://insider.sonymobile.com/AccessoryItem.aspx?accessoryname=smartheadset&lc=en&cc=ID

'Swyped' from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy Note II Accessories] mmugatti:
Finally do you buy the mh1c?

Are full compatible with note? Including volume buttons?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] quoaz:
Hello everyone,

Please be gentle as this is my first post. I am a long time lurker though. I'm not totally incompetent, and have rooted my glacer to cyanogen 7 and have been quite happy.

Like many other people here though, my power button is starting to give out. I've been able to work around it for a while, but now I need to reboot into recovery to clear dvalk and cache. I have tasker, and secure settings, and I want to make a widget that will emulate a long press of the power button.

I know the command to emulate a button is something like '!sendevent /dev/input/event2 1 116 1'. Does anyone know the commands to press and release the power butten?

I'll make a neat little write up for this thread if anyone helps me out. =]

Thanks for at least reading this thread,

Quoaz
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x000111:
The first thing that comes to mind is to remap the keys.

The first place I would look is /system/usr/keylayout

Hope this gets you in the right direction.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Emre34:
hello :)

so i have cm 10.1 (4.2.2) and i have flashed the newest matr1x kernel to have 1.32 ghz

this is working but the phone is often reboot if i look at picures .. play a game or set settings on settings ..

what i must do pleas help me

and sorry for my bad english :)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dark'em:
First I think that this shouldent be in this section, but this is not my concern, second to answer your question, Matrix is one of the best kernels for Nexus S (my personal favorite is Marmite but still this is good), so I thinkl it's safe to say that this is not a kernel related issue but rather a owerclock one, be sure that there is a reason why Samsung clocked the procesor at 1GHz
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NickName98:
first of all... this is written in the wrong place...

anyway, try version 24.0 of matr1x. it works on my nexus s.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Emre34:
the v25 of matr1x kernel is working on 1.2 normaly ...

is the marmariv or the v24 working with more clock speed ?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NickName98:
marmite is more stable but it is not good for overclocking.

on matr1x v25.0 i couldnt overclock because i had the same problem with you. rebooting.

the only kernel i was able to overclock cpu without any reboot problem is matr1x v24.0 on 1320 mhz

now i am using marmite and i dont even try to overclock because i dont need more cpu power. it drains so much battery...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Emre34:
thank you i have installed the v24 and do a overclock now i dont have problems

i hope i will never have been :D
[Sony Xperia ZL] crazyjimbo:
Hello,

I'm very interested in buying an unlocked ZL, but the only thing that has me thinking twice is the display. Almost every review I've read mentions that the ZL has terrible viewing angles, and the contrast isn't very good.

I'm coming from a Nexus 4, and the viewing angles on it are great. The contrast isn't the best, but I'm not expecting AMOLED black levels here.

So, I just thought I'd check in here and hopefully get a response or two from people who actually own the phone. It's either this or Oppo Find 5, but this one will have tons more support. Thanks in advance!

Sent from my Wicked Fast Nexus 4