yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ca3ru5:
Oh, I didn't know that. Thanks for the info! I'll not pass along bad advice now. ^_^
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] juankyhd2:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1982728
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iTz KeeFy:
Not a problem, glad to help.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gargi415:
Hello,

I have returned my HTC with custom rom to store, and they have changed it for a new one. I know, that is fine, but now I am unable to unlock it and root it, because aahk is not working anymore... :-/ can anyone help me please? I am noob and only thing with which I know how to do it with was aahk...

Thanks!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 3498BoyZ:
Here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2367322
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gargi415:
Thanks guys! :) You made my day.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fragmentos:
Hi

I want to add reboot and reboot recovery to power menu of Sony's stock ics (587) ...

Can anyone help me?

I need ur help,so plz if u now something help me with a guide...

Tnx
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fragmentos:
Can anyone help?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xanok1:
Hopefully this is an easy fix. This is my first time flashing and I flashed Paranoid Android onto my phone. After a wipe, I rebooted, and now my phone is stuck on the reboot screen just saying "ParanoidAndroid 3+". It's been about 20 minutes doing this. Can anyone point me in the right direction to fix this?

Thanks.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 99piotrek:
try to hold power button and vol down .. it should go to bootloader...

then you gotta go to recovery and try install again...

did u do nondroid backup before flashing paranoid...

what rom did u use before?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ineedone:
Did you also flash the gapps. You need to flash both, first the Rom than flash gapps before reboot
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xanok1:
Thanks for the help guys. I did a reflash and it did the trick.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] boorog:
Just need something better then otterbox for my gs3 any help
[Galaxy S III Accessories] danvee:
BodyGlove Shock Suit is pretty nice.

<$25 on Amazon....
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Speedin07si:
Which otterbox case are you referring to? And what do you want out of a case? Do you care abouy bulkiness? Water proof? Drop proof? Or just want minimal protection (more for looks, rather then protection)?

Sent from Under water
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Da Kine:
UAG (Urban Armor Gear)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kingston73:
Lifeproof nuud, best case ever.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] YRAJ23:
Trident Kraken AMS...... I would say it as the most stylish and unique one. Very protective of course. I have bought so many cases but im sticking with this one finally
[Galaxy S III Accessories] GREGHARKINS:
I have used sedio cases on all my phone and love every version I have ever used
[Galaxy S III Accessories] jj53913:
I just got my replacement phone and bought the new otterbox arrmor i believe. water proof, dust proof and drop protection. ( last phone went swimming with after to many birthday beers, I knew there was a good reason I usually skinny dip when Im tipsy) and so far its a pretty damn good case other than the price.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] boorog:
defender case
[Galaxy S III Accessories] pinsb:
Case Mate Tough.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kingston73:
I think it's funny that the OP said he hates otterbox and this is what you give him for suggestions.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Speedin07si:
Hence why i asked what i did....

Sent from Under water
[Galaxy S III Accessories] jj53913:
Sucks and hates are two different words but ok. And I guarantee the case I have is different than the defender. My last phone was in a defender case when it was damaged. This case was just released not to long ago and maybe the OP didn't know they have a tougher case that's also waterproof. Just a thought though, could be wrong.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] boorog:
no need for water case i think i will look around for a cool case that has everything
[Galaxy S III Accessories] TheParadox:
The defender ends up peeling and the outer rubber part barely stays attached to the hard plastic. I've had THREE of the them, I hardly even use my phone and my pockets are never tight and the case never snags. I checked out the Armor by Otterbox today it feels much nicer but it's very expensive and is literally a brick.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] danvee:
The latest outer cases seem stiffer and less rubbery. Have had Ø problems with these...

Otherwise they'll just keep replacing them until you're happy.

Great CS....
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Speedin07si:
Just got back from the beach with my otterbox armor series. No sand or water on my phone. Stayed in my pocket in and out of the water. I love this case.

Sent from Under water
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Pure87:
I use TPU cases. They're like silicone cases, but they're a little more substantial and do a good job absorbing minor impacts. Plus, they're cheap and come in a variety of styles.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Comando156:
If your using a standard battery UAG is my favorite... rocks.

Sent from my Sprint Galaxy S III, from the one and only: Comando156 (yes I know there are supposed to be two m's)
[Galaxy S III Accessories] chrisj22:
I had one. Worst case I've ever had. Even at my discounted price of $60 on release day. Way to bulky when a life proof is just as good and not only cheaper but slimmer. Also part of the speaker cover that makes it water proof the screen layer fell off and seemed to be held on with cheap glue or silicon. In 5 years I've never needed a water proof case bit I also take care of my phones. I'd go with a ballistic shell gel. Very nice case and still fairly slim
[Galaxy S III Accessories] kaynpayn:
+1

Been using a black UAG for over 1 year and i'm impressed.

- Case is solid, provides plenty of protection (have dropped my phone several times, not a single scratch on the phone). Adds the perfect amount of bulk - feels solid in hand, feels light in pocket. Not slippery.

- the screen cover it brings is top quality, can't even compare to those el-cheapo covers x5 for 1€ from ebay. You can actually remove and reapply to a certain extent without damaging or getting horrid air bubbles on your screen.

- buttons works exactly as they should. No excessive amount of force needed and are perfectly placed.

The bads:

- if you're a case changer, this one will give you a challenge. The case is a tight, perfect fit, i struggle a bit everytime i need to remove it.

- There's a certain stereo jack from my computer speakers that doesn't fit very well because of the case, but it only happens with this particular jack. Has no impact whatsoever on any other jack from any headphones i've used, it doesn't even touch them. All in all, holes are very well cut on this case, perfect sizing.

It's the best case i've used, ever. I'm sold and would buy it again. Best 30€ i've spent on my phone (importing stuff sucks, it adds to the price quite a bit :D )
[Galaxy S III Accessories] aybarrap1:
You still did not say what otterbox case or cases you have. There are several. You also did not state what actually sucked about it. I have seen different complaints myself of each type.

Cool case that does everything? What is "everything"? If it is not waterproof then it does not do everything. Can you be more specific?

I have tried the Otterbox Defender and commuter, the Ballistic Hard Core, and now LifeProof Fre (with built in screen protector). With the Defender I have went through two. The silicone peeled back too easily and I hated the gap in the screen protector. The commuter just didn't feel like it protected enough. The Ballistic was too bulky. Lifeproof has proven to me the best so far but I hate that I have not found a holster that works with it.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] BigMosley:
The armor case is the best hands down.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] chrisj22:
The armor is the worst case around. Being the only real reason one would buy it is so there phone is waterproof why not buy a lifeproof does the same thing without having a suitcase in your pocket. I made the mistake of buying a armor case and even at my discount of $60 it wasn't worth it. In only 2 weeks the metal screen on the speaker came off. And it was a pain in the ass if u kept it in your pocket to clean the camera area everything u wanna use it.

I'd personally go with a lifeproof. You accomplish the same thing, save $20, and have a phone u can actually use and carry around
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Speedin07si:
Imo Armor case would take more of a beating and seems more secure in terms of protection and water proofing. Solved the pocket issue, found a cheap leather belt pouch made for the G Note2 that fits the armor series perfectly.

Sent from Under water
[Galaxy S III Accessories] BigMosley:
Well I don't skinny jeans, the case fits good in my pocket :p Also I practically got this $100 case for $10 with Otterbox's warranty program. My metal latches were a little "wiggly" so I called and questioned it and they gave me a whole new case free of charge without asking for the "defective" case back which I sold on ebay for $50 (I originally bought it on eBay for $60). Also I've had this case for months now no "metal screens" have come off and haven't had any problems with my camera getting dirty (how often do you wash your clothes? :what: )

With that being said the ONLY problem I was having was hearing other people or other people hearing me aka call quality which I fixed by taking the plastic off the ear piece and busted out the Metal Screens to ensure the speaker and noise reduction thingy was clearly lined up. I understand this screws the waterproofing of the case but that was a quality I didn't need with this case I truly only care about the drop/crush protection. I paid $10 anyway who cares. :D Anyway this case is a :thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Dieselrellim:
UAG Is by far the most practical case I have used.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] aybarrap1:
I think that the armor is a great case. I also think the lifeproof is a great case as well. The main difference...otterbox armor has the crushproof aspect (it could probably take a better beating for that as well) and the lifeproof has better sound quality. It is really up to the user what works best for them. I think it comes down to what you need and are willing to trade off (crush resistance, sound quality, and price). In some cases taste may even come into play. I personally am never around anything where crushing resistance would really be needed so I opted for the cheaper case...which was lifeproof. It meets all my demands so I am happy.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] :
I currently have a polycarbonate Greatshield case from Amazon. So far it's been excellent, adds minimal bulk while giving very good all round protection and indents for volume and power rockers ensure that they aren't accidentally pressed. Oh and it looks good too.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] cougmeister:
I'm going to have to stick up for the armor here as well.

Although the armor may be more bulky, it offers a lot more protection from other elements. There are industries that some of us are in that requires a case like that to protect our devices. Trades such as construction, metalworking, plumbing and automotive, you may have to grab your phone when your hand is covered in oil, grease, or some other sort of chemical that can potentially ruin the device. I work in a machine shop and I definitely would feel more comfortable with the armor compared to the lifeproof or seidio obex.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] MiG8GT:
I came from an otterbox defender a few months ago, got a fake ballistic case off of eBay for $4.25. Feels much smaller in your pocket and still offers great protection. For a fake ballistic, it is still holding up perfectly to my surprise after a few months. Can't beat it for the price!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] BigMosley:
The Defender sucks from otterbox for the S3. Got really tired of calling and getting a new silicone every other month. I had the Ballistic HC for the HTC Evo and that was a beast I miss that phone/case.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Speedin07si:
They have the ballistic hc case for the gs3. In case you haven't looked in a while.

Sent from Under water
[Galaxy S III Accessories] BigMosley:
Wow thanks for that last time I looked they only had the SG Maxx and people were complaining how it didn't compare to the hard core. I still think the armor would be a better investment. The Defender case really has me not liking silicone type stretchy cases anymore I like the material the armor has. I do wish the backing of the armor was the same rubber feeling that the sides has though. Anyway :thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] deedscreen:
BodyGlove ToughSuit here, it's a better Defender with NO silicone stretching...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] 1slow4G:
if u need the similar or even better protection like the defender, get the bodyglove toughsuit, Way better than the crapfender. Ive had it in the past and loved it. I also have the slimmer version called the shocksuit which is quite slim and protective aswell, except no holster on this one.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Hunter01652:
I think any otterbox defender case for any phone sucks. I had one for my S3 and old HTC phones and the rubber is always stretching and coming off the case. I have found that the commuter case for many phone seem to be the better choice. It fits the phone much better. I have one now on my S3 and I love it. Small and portable. Just needs a better screen protector than the one it comes with.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Murmur95:
The main problem I had with my otterbox is that the power and volume buttons were difficult to push, I actually cut mine down with a knife so they are flat with the plastic case and they are much easier now to use and I have had little issue since.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Cozmo1:
My Otterbox Commuter was great and I never had any issues with it, though the buttons were a little tough initially. My UAG was solid and you could feel that it offered a decent amount of protection. However, I like my cases to be bulky. My current and absolute favorite is my Griffin Survivor grey/white case. Right amount of bulk and just ultimately feels very well protected. You do want to remove the small seal covering the sound port from within the case otherwise it will not sound too good. The belt clip I have found, surprisingly, to be very solid and much more usable than most other belt clips I've received with a case before. I bought mine from the Griffin site itself using a coupon code I found online so the price was great. The ones from Ebay tend to be fake and I'd rather pay an extra $5 - $10 to get the real thing. I've been very happy with my choice.

My wife has the Otterbox Defender and it is not worth getting because as others have stated the rubber stretches after just a little bit of time. I wouldn't want to deal with having them replace it every few months or so, plus they only offer a one year warranty nowadays.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] danvee:
The newer replacement outer skin is a different material than before, and stretching doesn't seem to be an issue.

Even so, the warranty starts again with the replacement part; even if it were an issue, once a year to email them to get new outer case doesn't seem like all that awful a thing.

Especially since the majority of users won't keep the phone past contract length.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] BigMosley:
How new is this rubber outer shell redesign? I may try and get a new one for the hell of it my old grey one is stretched out but stopped using it.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] verynoob:
I've seen some pretty hybrid silicone+hard cover case with skull pattern with many colors for you to choose if you like these types of cases : http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hybrid-Skull-Skeleton-Hard-Soft-Silicone-TPU-Case-Cover-For-Samsung-Galaxy-S4-S3-/350853874174?pt=US_Cell_Phone_PDA_Cases&var=&hash=item51b08541fe

the new lifeproof is also pretty if you want to pay 90$ (:eek:) for a case - the nice thing is it has no built in screen protector like the otterbox or the old lifeproof
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Speedin07si:
Lifeproof has 2 verisons nuud (w/o protector) and fre (with screen protector), just thought I'd clarify.

Sent from Under water
[Galaxy S III Accessories] danvee:
AFAIK within the last 5-6 months.

Less rubbery, more TPU feeling.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Iamtherealgijoe:
I love otterbox products, i have the commuter and defender case and shortly be rocking the armor case

One thing i love about otter box is their customer service they will replace your case and or the part of your case thats broke without charging you or asking for proof of purchase

No other company does that..

That being said

I bought a body glove case thats like the otterbox defender series type of case and i like it a little bit better the screen seems to be more flush against the screen protector
[Galaxy S III Accessories] BigMosley:
You now have to send back the defective case/portion to otterbox they just changed the policy. I almost got screwed because I threw away have of my case cuz it was so messed up but she said just this time they will do the old procedure.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] aybarrap1:
This is true. The nuud cost $90 and the fre cost $80. For a waterproof case by a name brand, this is acceptable. When you consider the Armor is ~ $100 and the Obex is around $80 then it is safe to say that the case is reasonably priced compared to its competition. If you don't care about waterproofing, then I agree that spending more than $50 (cost of Defender and Ballistic HC as high end examples) is excessive.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] danvee:
But they include a prepaid tag in the box when they send the new one.

At least that's what they'd done in the past.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] BigMosley:
People actually buy these cases retail from the main supplier? You can buy an armor case brand new in box buy it now with free shipping on ebay for $50 and NO its not fake.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] aybarrap1:
Never said I bought mine retail. I was simply pointing out that retail pricing was competitive. I use Amazon and Ebay for nearly all of my phone and electronic accessories. I use retail stores only as a means to physically view and hold the item as well as learn the retail price before I purchase.

And unfortunately, yes, people do pay retail pricing. I have paid retail only on a few occasions but there were reasons for doing so. If I can save a few $ I will.

Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747
[Galaxy S III Accessories] BigMosley:
That is exactly what I do as well just to get a feeling for it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] clapper66:
I know that wireless tethering work on cyanogenmod. What I was wondering was is it safe to tether? If I do will Verizon know or find out. I don't need to be billed. :p
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] bluenovember:
hey... i need help to get the nk.nbf cuz i'm trying to upgrade from WM2003 to WM2005..i have an O2 XDAII... i bought this over from someone who upgraded the ROM and stuff and i need a step by step help...

rom: 1.72.00WWE

date rom: 03/15/04

radio : 1.17.00

protocol: 1337.28

ext rom vers: 1.72.901

model no: PH10B
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Rudegar:
http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=21324
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] starxgamingx:
Hello I was wondering basically everything about loki. How to use it, where to get it and such, I cant find much information and with my AT%T phone the kernel I want to use is not working!

Thank you for your time.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshootin] jd1639:
You can't find much information? There is a ton of it here. Look thru the threads on xda. It'll take you awhile but will be worth the effort. The only way to learn is to do the research. And Google " your topic + xda" will find what your looking for in xda.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cliew:
Hi,

I have a rooted Nexus 4. I just received the OTA update for 4.3. I proceeded to install the update, but it failed to update. I was directed to the CWM screen, and I rebooted the device. Now when I go into Settings -> System update, the OTA update is no longer there. The phone is still running 4.2.2. What do I need to do to get 4.3 on my phone?

Thanks
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mumaster20:
The ota will fail if you have changed anything different than stock, so it will fail if you have root, like you had.

You have the switch back to pure stock if you want the ota to complete.

Another way to get 4.3, is to flash the factory 4.3 image thought fastboot.

If you want to know how to do that, look up efrant's guide on it.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xda6969:
Rooting does not cause the OTA updates to fail. If you flashed a custom recovery, that will cause it. If you deleted any Google apps, that will cause it. But just rooting will not cause the OTA to fail. You will lose root afterwards and you will have to re-root but the OTA will apply fine.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WrathBand:
I have issues with my Xperia Arc S for some games, Can't play Iron man 3 on it and I can't play several other games when they are backed up. I use Titanium Backup. I back up them and then I try to open the game and it says: Unfortunately app has stoped... Is there any solution for this?

Thanks in advance.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sinkster:
Depends if they were backed up from a gb rom or ics, maybe a data issue. Either way, the best thing to try is restore the app first then the data.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] sibilla6:
Hi, I've recently installed PAC-man in my Samsung Note II 7100 and while I'm loving all the new features and speed I have noticed that this mod no longer works:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1922715

Reasoning being that the default_gain.conf file doesn't exist anymore. So my question is, in which file is the max volume controlled now? I don't mind if I have to personally edit it, I just want to know which. I rather do this by myself with a hard coded option instead of installing apk solutions like V4A.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] sibilla6:
No one?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] eZdubzitmk4:
Use viper
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] johntortorella:
Yup, viper on the Play store is great. The description is in a different language, but the application itself can be set to english.

Link
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] sibilla6:
I am using it but to be honest the output isn't that stronger. The mod I mentioned before was a real game changer and I noticed quite a difference when using it with my car (using the aux port), but now with PACman+Viper I'm constantly having to set both my device volume and my car's radio volume to maximum to get a sound that is good enough, and even then it isn't that good. This never happened with the default_gain.conf edit. Not to mention that some players override Viper's settings which can be super annoying.

At the very least is there a way to push Viper's Output Gain over the 6db limit? Like editing one of it's conf files or something. That can be a helpful workaround.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] wase4711:
go to the viper thread, and learn how to use it properly..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Bajanman:
That one in link to the play STORE, is an older version than the one in the thread! Fyi

+++1:thumbup::thumbup:
[Asus Transformer TF700] LEGOracer69:
What should I do to put the game files on sdcard insted of inside memory? Because all games install on internal memory, and I want to change that because I have a really fast micro sd card. Will simple going from /sd1/Android/obb/*files* to /sd2/Android/obb/*files* work?
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
No you can't use your micro sd this way. You need to go down the data2sd route if you want to use your sdcard. Read the data2sd thread in Dev. You'll need to partition your card into a fat 32 and ext4 partition to make it happen and I warn you now it will be more maintenance than you may wish for.