yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] jineshpatel30:
seems cool... for flashing kernels from PC

but little confusing ( specially for new users)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] jineshpatel30:
kernel falshing from PC is added
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] atishey23:
How to take screenshots usin lmt launcher?
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] jineshpatel30:
it is not same as home+power (2sec hold) ?? it shoud be same try it
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] atishey23:
Its the same but I'm not asking that...i read somewhere that using a script we can take screenshot...that script is executed by lmt launcher itself.
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] jineshpatel30:
sry bt i dont kown much about that

you can ask [MENTION=5184509]rushilkr[/MENTION] who recommend it may be he will guide you better way
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] cosmic blu:
yeah i use my app list application to create this ,thanks for the notification of broken link :)
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] Razvan:
ABBYY Business Card Reader LITE - free app

ABBYY Business Card Reader - paid

With ABBYY Business Card Reader you can:

- Instantly transfer business card data in 20 languages right onto your smartphone

- Save contacts in the CardHolder, a special archive with convenient search, sorting and grouping functionality

- Share contact data via e-mail, SMS or WiFi (thanks to the wireless communication technology AllJoyn from Qualcomm)

- Transfer contacts to another smartphone or computer.

I installed it and it is very useful. Just scan a business card and after that save it directly in my phone book ... Great!
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] bobfrantic:
This is a favorite launcher of mine, when I get tired of touchwiz. Holo Launcher HD, its free and has some cool features.

Holo Launcher HD on Google Play Store :D

Enjoy
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] Razvan:
https://copy.com?r=DD4sdr

If you need EXTRA space for save your personals. 5 GB free + 5 GB after confirm your e-mail adress, total 10 GB. WOW!
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] jineshpatel30:
i tried it but its so simple.. and no much customisable features :(.. although very fast , less ram consuming , no lag at all !!!!!!

added
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] jineshpatel30:
looking cool.... :)

useful for ppl who like to store all stuff ol

adding.....

BTW i hardly use 100MB :p :p
[Galaxy S Advance I9070 General] vallwhales4:
Top World best Antivirus- Tencent (qq) Wesecure. 2.World best cleaner - Tencent (qq) cleaner( mobile manager). 3.Gettube - equal to Tubemate in quality. 4.Top World no. 1 browser is Dolphin browser U.S. and Japan both. Note that Google (android) is the Enemy of Kingroot, Purify, XDA labs and Dolphin browser therefore Google will not wok them properly. I Love XDA labs and Tencent (qq) Very Much.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Note_2:
Just rooting your phone does not expose you to this any more than being un rooted. The answer in yes.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rahulrulez:
I recently asked SamsungExynos on twitter whether they are fulfilling their promise by releasing source code or not. As usual, I did not expect any reply from them.

Today, they replied me on my twitter

" [MENTION=4535914]rahulz[/MENTION]even The decision to release sources is not only ours to make & depends on device manufacturers. We're working to resolve this issue. "

They them selves are the device manufacturer. Why the hell do they need permission from themselves? Are we going to see sources of Exynos being released?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jimbo15:
With all the warranty and alleged issues would you buy one again on sale or is there a different tablet you would get this times? Being 6'11, I need a 10 inch tablet but I'm on the fence but it seems like the safest bet and I didn't feel like risking the "China special".
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tylorw1:
Actually, I would indeed. However, the TF700 stock is blah, you have to unlock the tablet to unleash its true potential. With ROMS like CyanogenMod and CromiX it makes it faster than a stock Nexus 7. But since it is about a year old It may be work to wait.

Tylor

ROM: Cromi-X 4.4 Odex

Kernal: Hundsbuah's V3.0.5 Kernal
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jimbo15:
ntaecon seems

Thanks, took the plunge it was hard not to at >300.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Snah001:
I would buy it again without hesitation.

The combo with the dock and CromiX is still atm unbeatable.

On travel with 15hrs batt time watching full hd movies, do 90% on it what I do on my laptop, the microsdcard, the sdcard in the dock, the usb slot, no other combo is available atm that can beat that. Period.

Is there more to say? :cool:

Sent from my Asus Infinity TF700 with Dock
[Asus Transformer TF700] Drenus:
Congrats! Hope you can also find a great deal for the dock. From a productivity perspective, I would also buy it again-the keyboard and extra battery definitely puts the tablet above the rest in my opinion. From a multimedia perspective, I may have given more serious thought to Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 - I've heard it runs fairly smooth and having speakers in the front is a nice feature.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
In a heartbeat.

It really doesn't. I have a GT2 10.1, too, and it's utter rubbish. Sluggish, blurry, lags an awful lot... My TF700 on stock runs laps around the GT2 10.1.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Drenus:
Good to know I made the right decision with TF700! :good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] iCurmudgeon:
Probably not. While I haven't unlocked it yet, I did root it and for a while everything was great. Then ASUS pushed an update last December, I think, and from then on the tablet became the most frustrating I've ever used. Incredible lag (3 - 5 seconds for the menu to come up after tapping the lower right corner!!!) and other flaky behavior -- like root suddenly stopped working without my doing anything ... Voodoo showed it still rooted, but superuser was completely nonfunctional. Three reboots later root is working again (?!) and it's just back to being laggy.

I'll never buy another ASUS tablet again if they paid me.

mudge

P.S. I suppose I should unlock it and install a custom ROM one of these days ...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tylorw1:
Truthfully have you tried a factory reset and such? I am unlocked but did install the stock 4.2.1 and I felt it ran really well, compared to 4.1.1 anyways, which is what was pushed in December. If you had your tablet for 10 months, or already unlocked but having flashed CromiX, you should definitely do so :).

Also I agree with another posted above even though I already commented once ;). Today I was flashing files, modding, for about 7 hours straight. I didnt have dock on but I had it with me. When the tablet hit about 30%, I put the dock on to recharge that battery. By the time the dock was at 0%, the tablet was back at 75% Now, if you can get 7 hours on 70%, with dock adding back up to 3/4 battery, its an easy 12-14 hours of tablet. I doubt any tablet out there can do that :D. A friend had a HTC phone, forget exact version. He was playing it for maybe 3 hours and his phone was already half way dead, and he didnt have a backup battery either :p.

Tylor
[Asus Transformer TF700] CiaronDarcOne:
Unlock and all your problems will disappear. It's weird to think a third party can advance a tab better than the company's own developers, but they can tenfold.
[Asus Transformer TF700] flhthemi:
No.

And I shouldn't have to massage it into acceptable working order by violating the warranty.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tylorw1:
A warranty that only fixes hardware issues, not software. The only way to actually get an acceptable ROM, to me anyways, is to unlock. I personally think 4.2.1 fresh runs great, however it is bloated, and the stock kernel could use some of _That's tweaking to make it acceptable, again personal opinion. And sbdags or dasunsrules, dont know if I spelled correct, will treat help you much more then ASUS will ever software wise.

Tylor
[Asus Transformer TF700] CiaronDarcOne:
It is what it is. If you're unhappy with it, you have three options: Take it back, keep it and endlessly complain about it, or flash a tweaked rom.

It does seem a wierd place to complain about it though, on forums where people have found the solution for all of us. People who have risked their warranties also for the benefit of everyone.. just saying.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tylorw1:
After 1 or two months of use,if a problem doesnt occur, then more then likely no hardware problem will occur. If something happens, like a screen breaking, they will still place the blame on you. It is only a warranty from defects, not accidental use. So I dont even see the use after a couple months. Truthfully my screen has defects in it, but I live with it. It is not a HUGE dual and can only see it when the screen is off. So it dont actually effect the use of it while you are using it, so no sense in sending it in, and I unlocked knowing the defect, but it is a minor one. The bigger defect was the software ROM on it, but that is fixed :D.

Tylor
[Asus Transformer TF700] DavidHart:
Yes.

The ASUS TF700T worked fine out-of-the-box, but lagged with the stock ROM. Unlocking it and installing CleanROM Inheritance was the best thing I ever did.

There are two things that I wish it had out-of-the box. The first is a USB port and the second is a version with cellular data services.

I have the USB port adapter and love the fact that ASUS made it a powered USB port adapter, but having a true USB port would have been preferable.

There are times when I wish that I had cellular data services on it, in addition to WiFi. Most phones today have the ability to act as a hotspot, so it's not a big deal, but it would have been more convenient.
[Asus Transformer TF700] KinetiClutch:
Yes. I've used it for university and the dock combo meant I've typed all my notes on ever note. I used it stock for 5 months and even then it was okay. Recently since the latest jb it got slower and so I got the bug for flashing customs. Never looked back since. Performance is amazing. Is quick, snappy, access apps quickly. Annoying it took to now to realise it but glad I did.

At the end of the day you use a tablet to use noted to look at. I'd rather get my moneys worth out of it than barely use it as its buggy etc.

If if breaks it breaks which I hope to god it doesn't. But already I used it and wasnt frustrated with it.

I love it. Which there were more accessories I.e a real smart cover but still love it. Tried the Samsung 10.2 and was awful compared. Resolution was horrid.

I'm sat in car on a long drive with this tethered to my phone loving life.

Just enjoy it. Use it.
[Asus Transformer TF700] mc_365:
hell the F*ck No!

Should have bought a Ultra Book and a Kindle HD.

This thing cost me $750 with the keyboard.

and I prefer to use my ICS phone that's almost 2 yrs old for just about anything I can do with the tablet except videos.

It's totally laggy, and unusable if a app is updating in the background. Some websites take 30+ sec to load.

I've had more random reboots with this tablet then I've had in my entire life with Windows, and I go back to Win 3.1!

My take is: Asus is great at offering features and design, but they suck on execution for anything other than motherboards.
[Asus Transformer TF700] fsured:
While I enjoy my tablet greatly I'm not sure I would recommend it. I'm one of the small number of people who for whatever reason, their tablets are unable to unlock using the unlocking tool. This renders me unable to experience what others are saying concerning flashing better roms to really make the tablet perform. I also can't get OTAs or user the device tracker. It's currently shipping back from RMA to fix some light bleed on the screen and the issue with the tablet being unable to get OTAs/device tracker to work. I just called and the service rep said the screen was replaced with a new one and all tests they ran on the system came back fine. He couldn't say if the main problem that concerned me of the tablet not communicating with the Asus servers was fixed but there should be a detailed report of what was done. If the unlock tool doesn't work fine, but the tablet should be able to receive any updates Asus releases from the moment it's turned on after purchase. I was fine running the stock rom with any bloatware turned off. Coming from the Prime, it is a smooth user experience for me. My day is not ruined if it takes an extra 3 seconds to open an application.

With the dock this tablet is truly remarkable. The extra battery and being able to type takes the device beyond other tablets in usage. Sure anyone can get a blue tooth keyboard but that is only going to drain the battery faster. It also has the usb port and full size sd-card slot. The screen is really nice and even though I have a anti-glare protector which does subtract from it's clear picture, it's still great.

The reason I wouldn't recommend it is the price and lack of support from some of the big game developers. This is supposed to be a top notch portable multimedia experience and with the gpu in it we shouldn't be stuck running games which are not fully using the hardware. Look around the forums as there are ways to side load the games on to the system but that doesn't mean they will all function properly. Concerning price, a person will end up dropping about $650-700 bucks after tax for the tablet dock combo. If I were to be buying a tablet again and what I've told two coworkers, I'd go for the TF300 line. Sure the screen is not as good but the tablet/dock combo comes out to about $500. Or I would hold out and see what summer tablets are lined up. So far I'm actually not impressed with what the manufactures have out now. I'm interested in seeing what Samsung's new Exynos processors can do in a tablet.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jimbo15:
Enjoying my tab, arrived overnight refurbed for $291 pristene condition. Unfortunately it came updated and is on 4.2.1 the kernels 3.1.10, would of like to of tried it before the update and I believe the unlocking options are easier (still confirming). More testing to do before I can unlock what are the most popular\necessary tweaks?

Edit: nevermind this is thread I failed to find b4 asking http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1834521
[Asus Transformer TF700] hamster666:
No
[Asus Transformer TF700] Jimbo15:
Sending it back Monday, it came updated to JB and not sure I want to unlock just to root. Its nice but I think I might try a Sam10.
[Asus Transformer TF700] bruinhoo:
You don't have to unlock to root JB anymore - check the Motochopper thread.
[Asus Transformer TF700] houtx2:
Absolutely, I have it tweaked just right and it is now near perfect. I have no complaints.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ljg600:
When I bought the TF700- I was thinking tablet only. As such, it is inferior to the Nexus 10, and upcoming Android tablets from Sony, Asus, Samsung and others. However, after purchase, I purchased a microsd memory card for the tablet and later, the keyboard dock. Using all of this in tandem- with additional storage options, mouse, USB powered hubs and peripherals- even a USB Ethernet card- the TF700 quickly morphed into an Android Netbook- with a great screen, excellent touch responsiveness and- with the right settings and app selection- a good performer with the stock ROM.

Looked at from the later perspective the TF700 is a great buy. Since it is nearing the end of its life cycle- there should be more discounting. Once Tegra 4 and new machines such as the Nexus 11 hit the streets- it must be discounted.
[Asus Transformer TF700] hemeyus:
i would, because i think is the best tablet out there yet. It is fast,works smooth, and i love the keyboard. Battery works long. Only one thing about games, i could run some games smoother, i think its soft problems, drivers or smth, because tegra chip is one of the most powerfull chip, but some games lags badly.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ShadowLea:
It's the I/O bottleneck.
[Asus Transformer TF700] redecal:
I was really dissapointed with the TF700, because I swapped it with my Nexus 7 (and some extra cash) I was used to the speed and smoothness of the Nexus, so to have a device that slow at tripple the price (or at least double if you don't take the dock in account).

Having put the device for sale, I dropped it by accident and shattered the digitizer.

So I bought a Nexus 7 the same day because I was developing a responsive website so needed a tablet to test and ordered a new digitizer to fix the TF700 later. Replaced the digitizer a week or 2 ago, flashed the stock update from Asus and was again surprised by lag the device had. Because the device was damaged with dents and scratches from the drop, I figured I couldn't sell it anymore for a "normal" price so kept on tweaking until I flashed Cromi 4.x. That was the first time the TF700 felt like a smooth experience to me and because I spent a lot of time trying ROMS and fixing the digitizer, the device "grew on me" and now the Nexus 7 is lying in a drawer.

If I look at the tablets available here in Holland, there is not really a lot in terms of hi-res tablets running Android, most 10" devices run at 1280x800. So I can choose between Acer, Huawai, Nexus 10 and when it becomes available Sony Xperia Z. The only two I would think of buying are the Xperia Z and the Nexus 10.

Big drawback of the Nexus 10 is storage: max 32GB without SD-Card. I have my TF700 with over 50GB of music and added an 64GB sd-card for extra storage.

Big drawback of the Sony Xperia Z: not available yet.

Big drawback of the TF700: terrible performance on stock rom. BUT has the BIG advantage of the dock

So, knowing that you could make it work rather good with Cromi 4.x maybe, but I think I would look at the Sony Xperia Z Tablet first and than decide... I think unforgivable Asus did not put more effort in optimizing the tablet since it was sold for 750 euro's over here.

For now I am really happy with the TF700 running Cromi 4.4 can't say that enough :D

this is what my TF700 looked like after the drop :eek:
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tylorw1:
Shattered, or disintegrated would be right!!! And this post hits it on the mark though. I have a Nexus 7 as well and I dont use it. With Cromi on the TF700, it can easily outpace a stock Nexus 7, and then there is the keyboard and storage advantage. Hopefully ASUS rushes out 4.2.2 to fix most the bugs 4.2.1 brought along. Now that 4.2.1 is rootable without unlocking, I would advise most if not all who have a locked bootloader to unlock and freeze and disbale thing you dont use and install browser2ram. Maybe the next Transformer will rock our world, if it ever comes out.

Tylor

ROM: CleanRom Xenogenesis 4.4 DeOdex

Kernel: Hundsbuah's V3.0.5 OC Kernel

Theme: Timberwolf's Blues and Jazz Theme
[Asus Transformer TF700] redecal:
yup! worst part: the new digitizer came without the plastic bezel, so i had to remove all the small pieces of glass from the old one.

took me a complete 3-4 hours because all the pieces kept crumbling and breaking every time i tried to remove a piece from the glue.

but hey, no pain no gain :cool:
[Asus Transformer TF700] nex86:
If I had a choice I would never buy a TF700 again. It's same as laggy as the Acer A700, I haven't tested any custom rom like CM yet on the TF700 but I doubt that it's getting faster "framerate wise".

I'm thinking about returning the TF700 and wait for Sony's Tablet Z.
[Asus Transformer TF700] faustus1005:
Then you doubt incorrectly. CROMI-X makes this thing FLY! Would I buy it again? No, I have one, what do I need two for. ;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tylorw1:
The TF700 runs perfecto if you are unlocked as you are able to control what is running on your tablet and what controls the hardware in the tablet. ASUS could do a lot better but it can be dangerous but is totally worth it.

Tylor

ROM: CleanRom Xenogenesis 4.4 DeOdex

Kernel: Hundsbuah's V3.0.5 OC Kernel

Theme: Timberwolf's Blues and Jazz Theme
[Asus Transformer TF700] nex86:
I'd like to see benchmark results compared to stock, especially 3D/2D benchmarks.

what annoys me the most is that the framerate of the animations and transitions in Android UI is slow and choppy, also certain apps and games are not running as smoothly as they do on the Nexus 7.

Also the responsiveness in certain apps is really laggy due to the high display resolution.

The Acer A700 has exactly the same problem even if there isn't any bloatware on it.

I guess that the Tegra 3 isn't really designed for full HD resolutions after all.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tylorw1:
I have found if you OC the GPU to 600+ most of the sloppy feeling goes away but is not required to play more games to have the GPU set that high.

Tylor

ROM: CleanRom Xenogenesis 4.4 DeOdex

Kernel: Hundsbuah's V3.0.5 OC Kernel

Theme: Timberwolf's Blues and Jazz Theme
[Asus Transformer TF700] nex86:
well it's not the point to overclock when even less powerful devices run smoother.

you should try the game N.o.v.a. 3. It's just one slide show but it runs decent on the Nexus 10 which has an even higher resolution.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tylorw1:
Lol they run smoother because they don't require the need for the overclock because the parts are not as good as what's on the infinity. All the parts have a grade to them and if others parts are not up to others parts standards a bottleneck happens. The higher click cpu helps with the sluggishness and lagginess of the gpu not having the full power to push a full nd screen.

Tylor

ROM: CleanRom Xenogenesis 4.4 DeOdex

Kernel: Hundsbuah's V3.0.5 OC Kernel

Theme: Timberwolf's Blues and Jazz Theme
[Asus Transformer TF700] 1smedleydog:
why so negative?

Mine was upgraded to 4.2.1 before I rooted it. It ran great. If you had read anything on the forums, you might have done the same thing. More than likely you lost root. After unlocking and rooting I installed cromiX, now it's even smoother. Don't bang on the pad because the update hosed it up. Just take this opportunity to do it right.
[Asus Transformer TF700] BabelHuber:
I use CROMI-X 4.41 with Hundsbuah's overclocking Kernel 3.0.5.

With 1.8GHz CPU and 775MHz GPU I get 5485 points on 3DMark (stock is 4200). On Epic citadel, I get ~42fps.

But for gaming I use 650MHz GPU only, this is enough (~41fps on Epic citadel). With 775MHt GPU the tablet gets too hot for my taste and you don't notice a difference anyways. 775MHz GPU does give you nice benchmark scres, though :)

If you want an even smoother experience, use Data2SD. I switched back to the internal memory meanwhile, but now the tablet gets a little bit laggy when I download something from Play Store.

So you have every option to make your tablet smooth, you just have to try it out.

Of course Asus could have done a better job, especially regarding the speed of the internal memory. But right now I think it is still the best Android tablet - if you tweak it accordingly.

If you don't want to void your warranty but want a smooth experience, this tablet is not for you. Get a Galaxy Note 10.1 instead, but then don't complain about the resolution and the missing dock.
[Asus Transformer TF700] nex86:
Asus did a great job with the Nexus 7, it runs smooth as butter out of the box and has a fairly fast EMMC.

I don't know why the TF700T got a slow EMMC, maybe because the Nexus 7 came out a bit later than the TF700 and they fixed that issue.

Also I do know that the Nexus 7's bottleneck is the CPU, but in 3D performance it beats the TF700T with ~56 fps in epic citadel.

The odd thing is, if you decrease the resolution on the TF700T the performance boost is not that big and it still doesn't pass 50fps.

I wish there were a method to "natively" decrease the resolution. There is one but it's only a hack and it doesn't bring the performance that you would expect from a Tegra 3.

It's the same thing with the Acer Iconia A700, but Asus "slightly" solved that problem by having a faster CPU/GPU and RAM. But it's still not fast enough for a smooth FullHD experience.
[Asus Transformer TF700] cobyn:
I would

I did a prime replacement at Best Buy for my TF700. Before i unlocked and loaded Cromi, i would have said said no.

I would recommend the TF700 to friends, since it was released closed to a year ago, refurbs are popping up as low as 350, which is a darn good price for this tablet.