yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] kt-Froggy:
Not necessarily 10, and in no particular order:

Maxthon browser

Skype

ES File Explorer

Software Data Cable

PasswdSafe + PasswdSafeSync

DropBox

Super Sudoku (my favourite game)

NavFree (love it, great navigation for a great price of free)

MailDroid

KingSoft Office

Memento Database

Cool Reader

Still can't find an adequate replacement for Catch Notes after they bit the dust... :( Catch was absolutely perfect. Everything else so far is... just so-so...
[Galaxy S II General] joldisadrian:
Maybe your apps ...

google play store:D

gmail

google keep:good:

chrome beta:fingers-crossed:

google plus:)

google calendar(i really prefer splanner):p

yahoo weather

dropbox:cyclops:

mxplayer:good:

tubemate:good:

battery widget reborn:cool:

bittdefender antivirus:angel:

bittdefender clueful:angel:

torch
[Galaxy S II General] blackfire74:
1. GO Launcher Ex

2. Go Backup and Restore PRO

3. Go Calendar Widget

4. Soft Lock Screen (together with GO Launcher it allows locking with one icon touch or finger slide - saving power button)

5. No Lock (no lock screen)

6. GMail

7. RootAppDelete

8. Disable Service

9. Allegro.pl and Tablica.pl (Polish ebay-like sites)

10. Slider Widget / Go Switch (for easy on screen system toggles)
[Galaxy S II General] h4wk3y3:
Not necessarily that order:

Whatsapp

Facebook Messenger

dict.cc

Boat Browser Tablet (BEST BROWSER)

Gmail

DB Navigator (German train schedule)

AdAway

ES

ON AIR (TV magazine)

Wi-Fi Matic
[Galaxy S II General] ArchAngel2402:
1.AdAway

2.Nova Launcher

3.Whatsapp +

4.PowerAMP

5.MyBoy Emulator

6.SwiftKey

7.Öffi

8.Shazam

9.Cerberus

10.TitaniumBackup

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] worldreactor:
1- Android central

2- Xda

3- Tuneln radio

4- Google+

5- Focal

6- Pplware

7- youtube

8- Tapatalk

9- Titanium backup

10- Zen pinball
[HTC Salsa] BigBearEvo:
I'm still around barely, family issues have evolved badly so I will be away longer than expected. I haven't even had a chance to pop in and see any new work lately.

Peace out peeps.
[HTC Salsa] theschneidi:
Wish all the best for you. Hope it gets better soon. :(
[HTC Salsa] godsgreat_87:
Hope everything settles soon . Wishing for the best..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] kevinrubio1:
Is this true? I have a lot of apps and games, and my battery isn't as great as my bro who just got it
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Romcrazguy:
not necessarily in order to determine what is draining your battery your going to need better battery stats also if you your location , bluetooth that will drain your battery. most importantly some apps will battery hogs like facebook, gtalk if you are using those make sure you get an app called greenify but you will nee to be rooted.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] lordcheeto03:
In the past few weeks I've noticed my battery draining noticeably faster than the 1st few weeks I had it. Even running the exact same settings and apps I had before... same ROM versions, same kernel versions, settings, no added apps, etc. I hate to say it's my charging habits prematurely degrading the battery, but that's about the best I can come up with. Still getting the same general stats in BBS, phone stays in deep sleep the majority of time, but instead of only losing .2%/hr or less as when I first purchased, I'm up to around .5-.8%/hr.
[HTC One S] Sebylord9:
Hi,I hard bricked my phone and i sent it to the service. They repaired it (change mb etc.). They installed me the 4.1.1 update. Now my cid is HTC_001 and baseband : 16.22.20.03U_16.11.20.24_M and build:3.19.401.101 ... I live in romania and my mobile operator is orange. I dont know what happened but the internet connection is running very slow (3g). I get like 100kb/s instead of 4mb/s. I tried to change the apn but nothing... Please guys help me :D
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 General] Darth Darko:
I know there has been loads of chat about turning off the LED on the Bue Angel, but mine is the reverse. I find the LED flas too slowly to tell me the status of messages etc on my phone considering in my enviroment it is kept to silent most of the time... So is there a way to change the flashing speed of the LEDS????

Thanks in adv,

DD
[LG Optimus 3D] BrreaKer:
First of all, hello! Since it's my first post here, and I am new to Android, I am sorry if I fail to provide all the needed information. Let's cut to the chase then!

I have an LG Optimus 3D (p920) and I am struggling to find a good ROM.

The one I have now works, but it is very slow (I only have about 60 mb RAM left, I have to keep killing processes, but they come right back).

The details are:

Model Number:

LG-P920

Android version:

2.3.5

Baseband version:

L6260_MODEM_SIC_01.1042.00

Kernel version:

2.6.35.7+

Build Number:

GRJ90

Software Version:

LGP920-V21e-Apr-19-2012

I have been lurking around the forums in search for other ROMs, and I tried some of them, but most got me to the same problem.

I tried CyanogenMod and a couple of other ROMs and this is what happens:

Using CyanogenMod I get a connection to the provider but it goes out randomly and, although it still shows me I got a signal, I am unable to make or receive calls.

With other ROMs, the problem persists, I am unable to connect to my mobile network, this time being represented just by the crossed signal bars.

I have just tried ThiaiZO3DV2.7,1GB, which lead to no connection.

Also, I tried JellyBam, but I am unable to complete even the first configuration (After completing it, the phone asks for a reboot - if I manage to get that far) and then keeps restarting every time it boots.

I've read around that this might be a baseband problem, I downloaded GetRil on all the softwares I tried. I allow it to have superuser privileges, I download and install the recommended baseband, reboot, still no network connection.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thank you for your time!

Regards, BrreaKer.

Later Edit: The ROM I am using now is a custom one, but I can't seem to remember where I got it. When I first bought the phone, it had Android 3.1.3

Also, I haven't got the slightest idea what's with Kernels ( I know what a kernel is, as a base idea, but nothing in detail )

I have a lot of things to learn about Android, and I figured this would be the best place to seek guidance.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wilzard:
Randomly scanning through the android general forums I found this gem - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1112092

I hope someone finds it useful, as I did.

(edit: apparently I cannot spell)
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] joshuadjohnson22:
As requested by Cruzerlite This is the "official" Cruzerlite case thread. Please post your reviews, thoughts, pros-cons, and videos here for discussion(nice and organized).

I love this case. I was using the diatonic matte before this and I like this one a lot more. The feel of it is awesome and it looks great. I just echo what everyone else is saying, cruzerlite cases are the best and are worth every penny. I may buy some more, I wouldn't mind having a grey one that is a little translucent. :)

Here are some pictures (note the pictures don't to it justice, you need to hold it and see it in person)

Buy it, you won't regret it!
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] ChristopherXDA:
Well, I just received my Cruzerlite case in the mail and slipped it on my S4 Active! :laugh:.

First thing that stands out is how tight the fitment is. This case fits like a glove, imparting a sturdier, more quality feel in the hand than my Diztronic case. Second, the texture of the case is great. It's a little grippier than my other black matte TPU case, but without sticking in the pocket, thanks to the matte finish on the back.

I opted for the for the gray clear color which is exactly what you'd expect. My Active is a business phone so I opted for the plain jane case, but I like the look enough to get one of the brighter Cruzerlite cases for weekend duty. The etched android circuit board on the back actually looks pretty cool and adds a little flair, plus it feels good in the hand. Another pro is the raised lip on the front of the case give an extra measure of protection to the screen over the Diztronic's lip. Overall, I get the impression that the Cruzerlite case would do a little better on an accidental drop than the Diztronic, but that might just be due to the overall quality of the fit. If you're a chronic dropper, obviously you'd want to go for a harder case.

The only cons I have come up with during my brief time with this case are more personal preferences: I prefer having a solid case over the volume and power buttons, similar to the Diztronic, whereas the Cruzerlite opts for cutouts. I will see if over time I come to prefer the cutout, but to me it takes away from the "seamlessness" of a case and just seems like another entry point for sand, water, etc., to enter the case and possibly the phone. I know, I know, our phone is supposed to be resistant to those things, but why push it? The second minor issue I have is that the mic and IR blaster cutouts are bit off center. They are just on the edge of being partially obstructed. I tried to shift the case around to try and center it better but had no luck. I don't think that performance will be affected but it's flirting with the tolerance level. I believe this may be beta unit, so perhaps that will be tightened up a bit as production ramps up...which I hope it will because this is a great case and a great phone!

Thanks to Chad Oakley and Jason at Cruzerlite for sending me a sample of their upcoming Cruzerlite S4 Active Case!
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] wraithevolution:
I just recieved my case in the mail today as well and I'm really liking it! It's nice and slim, exactly how I like my cases. I had another slim tpu case on before this and I already prefer the Cruzerlite. It's definately more grippy which is nice as I prefer not to throw my phone on the ground. I'm diggin that you can see through the case so you can see the nice patterned case on the phone. The ridges on the sides of the case give you a nice tactile grip. All the buttons are nice and accessible which is always nice. Of course the big android on the back is cool, a nice subtle styling to the case which doesn't go overboard. A nice benefit is that it fits in a holster that I got with another slim case on ebay. I hike a lot so it's nice to be able to attach it to my pack. It slides right in, snug. I'm positive this case should fit in most slim case holsters.

Overall, I'm really liking this case so far and it's going to be staying on my phone.

A big thanks to Cruzerlite for sending me a nice case to test out, it's great! I will report back on any more findings in the future.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] saul1991:
I purchased their bug droid exo case. at first I really liked it the protection was good but i had to get a refund the dirt just sticks to it like glue ( heres a pic) cruzerlite offered a replacement but it never came i got tired of waiting and calling them so i had to get a full refund. I didnt like their costumer service the only way to contact them was through txt messages and even then it took them a day to reply back. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/80505191/20130808_142715.jpg its a good case just dont get the white/black.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] :
Ok, here goes my review for the Cruzerlite case I received today. I was going to wait a couple of days to do my review but I have gotten a good enough feel of it today to go ahead and post it. I received a blue bugdroid case as you can see. The lighting in my house doesn't really show how good the blue looks in the photos I uploaded. I always buy black cases so this is the first colored case I have had for a phone and I'm extremely happy they sent me blue. It fits the phone perfectly. At first I wasnt sure how it was going to be with the volume and the power buttons cut out but I can access them without any problems. The charging port is very accessible as well. The overall feel of case in your hand is nice and comfortable. It's not too bulky and it has a good grip to it. I am really overwhelmed with how this case fits and how good the blue color looks on my Active. To the guys at Cruzerlite I would like to say thank you for giving me the opportunity to be a tester. I'm truly impressed with what you guys have done for this phone. I give it a 10 out of 10. I recommend this case for anyone that owns a Active.

Edit: I'm not very happy with the pictures I took of this case. They really don't show how good that blue looks. I took them at midnight in my kitchen. During the day tomorrow I'm going to try and take some more that have better lighting and I'll post them back here in this thread.

Edit Again: I tried to take better pictures with no success. Take my word for it though, the blue is a good color for the Active.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] over2land:
Just got my Cruzerlite Androidified case for my S4 Active in the mail today. I have a Body Guardz glass screen shield on the phone. As compared to the Diztronic, the Cruzerlite case wraps further around the front of the phone. Where before you could see the edge of the screen protector, now it is only visible on the top due to the speaker cutouts.

The case installed as easily as you might expect, and I like the soft texture of the inside of it. I also like the smooth and matte combination of the back. As you can see, I got a black case, which made it a bit hard to photograph, but hopefully you guys can see what you want to see from the pics. I took a pic as it showed up, tried to get a pic of that soft texture inside the case, and then several pics of the phone in the case as well as close ups of the buttons and stuff.

Speaking of buttons and stuff, all the holes lined up perfectly, and there is a little lip around the camera on the back which is bigger than the Diztronic case and hopefully will protect the camera better. As you can see, there is no covering for the buttons and I am not sure how I feel about that. On the one hand, I'd prefer the buttons be covered, but on the other maybe it will stop my inadvertent pressing of buttons when the phone is in my pocket.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] :
Bump. It's there any more people needing to give a review? I'd like to see some other colors.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] dajabec:
Hey guys been busy, finally got around to doing the review of this case. I must say I'm very impressed! I figured it would just be a generic case I could use until Best Buy finally got a Otterbox or the like, but it exceeded my expectations. It fits very snug all the way around and my biggest fear of the charging port being hard to access due to the cover was addressed very well.

As you can see the area around the bottom of the charging port cover is cut out far enough behind the indent where you open it that it doesn't get in the way.

There is some dust in my photos because I put the case on the phone and used it at work this week around a LOT of dust. Here is a pic of the inside. Dirt mainly got in the top left corner. This may be due to the headphone cutout not being quite big enough for the plug in my car. It wasn't plugged in around dirt but maybe this made the area loose. Yeah I know this isn't supposed to be an airtight lifeproof case or anything but I thought it did pretty well.

Here is the headphone jack area. It is already raised up like that, but it might have been made worse by my use. The IR blaster and I'm guessing that's a mic are fairly aligned. I have used the IR with the case on and it works just as well/badly as it did with it off.

Side view shows the branding and large cutout for the volume rocker. As you can see, the glossy sides will attract fingerprints unlike the back.

The other side has another large cutout for the power button. You can see the area around the camera is slightly raised.

It is also well centered and the bezel area around the camera lens is raised. Not only does this protect the lens but it helps the camera lay level, because otherwise it would lean on the headphone cutout slightly sideways. Also notice how the glossy black and the "grey" matte area really match up well with the original colors of the phone.

The speaker is well-aligned and it sounds good flat on a table. The back tapers slightly starting at the speaker, allowing sound to escape. It "throws" the sound out the back and Blood and Thunder sounds a little better with the phone face up on a table than it does holding the phone up.

Lastly I am just relieved that this case allows me to now rest easy when I set the phone down. Of course the back of the case protects everything, but so does the front. If that tiny raised lip on the front of the Active, along with the raised buttons made you cringe when you put it face down, you can relax with this case. It isn't raised too far though. I can still match candy in that stupid game still.

Hope this helps anyone wanting to buy the case. Not sure I would trust it for drop protection but better than no case at all.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] DrWebster:
I really like the Dive Blue color of the S4 Active, so I opted to have Cruzerlite send me a clear version of the Androidified A2 case to review. Overall, there are four things I look for in a phone case, so here's my take on Cruzerlite's offering:

1. Overall materials and production quality. I've had my fair share of generic TPU cases for phones, and in general they all feel cheap and rubbery to me. I was pleasantly surprised by the Cruzerlite case though, in two ways. First, the TPU material is much nicer than I've experienced with other cases. It's not rubbery at all and feels very high quality. Also, the overall production quality is high, with clean mold lines and no parts left untrimmed (or poorly trimmed).

2. Overall fit. Cruzerlite definitely did its homework with this case, in that it fits the Active perfectly, with all of the port, button and socket cutouts matching up with the phone very well. The phone snaps into the case easily, but doesn't feel loose in it.

3. Color. Cruzerlite offers a good assortment of colors, but I wanted to see how the "clear" version fared. I wouldn't call it "clear" so much as "translucent," in that while it does allow some of the Dive Blue back (and printed-on honeycomb pattern) to show through, it has an overall white color cast. I suspect that this is par for the course with TPU material in general, but calling the color "clear" is a bit of a misnomer; "frost" would perhaps be a better choice.

4. Practicality. While there are a number of well-made, well-fitting cases out there, not all of them are practical for use as a daily driver. I'd been using a Case-Mate Hula for several weeks, and it always made me a bit uneasy that it left the back of the phone exposed, and while it offered some additional grip, I still worried that I'd drop the phone during extensive one-handed operation. I'm not as worred with the Cruzerlite case, partially because of the full TPU back, but also because of the ribbed texture on the sides offering a bit of extra grip. The usability of the phone isn't impacted at all either, since Cruzerlite wisely decided to leave cutouts for the power and volume buttons, instead of trying to do push-through TPU overlay buttons (which tend to be hard to press, or fit so tightly that they press buttons on their own). This definitely feels like a daily driver case to me.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] Devo7v:
I was on vacation for the last week and saw all these reviews of the case, hoping that when I got home mine would be there. Thankfully it was, I don't know if I could have waited any longer.

Functionally this case is great. It fits the phone nice and tight and the cutouts are almost perfectly placed. Others have mentioned that their IR port may be partially obscured by the case, but mine is dead on. The cutouts for the power button and volume rocker are cut in such a way that I don't have any problems pressing any of the buttons. The bezel on the front is thick enough that when laying face down the menu, home, and back buttons do not touch. This is reassuring knowing that I can set my phone face down and not have to worry about buttons being pressed. This was especially frustrating when the press home to wake function was enabled.

Aesthetically the case is very pleasing, the two-toned colors resemble the originally two-toned design of the S4 Active. The inside of the case even protrudes a little bit to actually fit the bumpers, it's really the little things that make this case great. The two-toned feel is also very nice. The back has a nice matte finish while the edges have a glossy, more tacky feel to them; it is great when holding the phone as it feels very secure in your hand, but isn't so tacky that it is difficult to get out of your pocked. Overall, this case feels and looks great.

I do have a couple suggestions though, all aesthetic. The first thing I noticed is that the case covers only the top frame of the camera, I can see the silver frame on the bottom and sides, but the top is covered. This does not effect camera functionality in any way, but I would suggest enlarging the camera cutout slightly so that the silver frame of the camera can be seen all the way around. Secondly, the cutout for the charging port protrudes a little bit and has sharp corners. I'm not sure what the reason for this is, but I would have thought the cutout would have been similar in shape and feel to the cutout for the power button. Again, it doesn't effect the charging port in any way, I just thing it would feel a little more pleasing in the hand.

Finally as you can see in the pictures I received the white case. On day one it looked really good, but after two days of use it's beginning to show dirt on the back (you can see a couple smudges in the pictures). I'm going to clean it with soap and water, but after two days of use the back is noticeably a shade darker than the inside of the case. If you're planning on getting this case, and you definitely should, I would recommend getting a color other than white if you're concerned about showing dirt.

Overall this case is great and I would recommend it to anybody who has an S4 Active. If the couple of changes I recommended above were implemented I don't know how you could find a better TPU case.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] schizyk12:
I have it, but for me this look like not complited plastic.
[Galaxy S 4 Active Accessories] Droidguy987:
I do not understand
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] isaacwg:
I just recently re-flashed Android 4.3 onto my Nexus 10, rooted it, then used TitaniumBackup to restore all my app data. Now I've rebooted and parts of the interface won't load / won't work.

The Home button doesn't work anymore, only the back and task-switcher buttons are working.

In the top toolbar, I can slide down the notifications, but none are displayed. The Alarm, Wifi, Battery, and Time is displayed in the top-right like normal, But I can't slide down the quick-settings.

Also, When I long-press the power button, I'm only given the option to Power off, nothing else.

One more thing: The lock-screen isn't ever shown!

Is there an easy way I can fix this? I'm guessing it has something to do with wiping the data & cache of some app, but I don't know which one.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Did you also restore all of your system app data? In general, that would be a big nono (and you could use Titanium's filters to clear data only from system apps). Not a great situation though either way.
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] isaacwg:
OK. I thought I did filter out the system apps. I might have missed something. I'll try and clear the data from the system apps and see if that helps any. I'll just write this as I go...

I've opened TitaniumBackup, and it said that my Android ID had changed? o.O

I told it to use the old ID... And now it's rebooting...

Now I've wiped the system-app data and am rebooting...

Didn't help any. Same problem still. :(
[Nexus 10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] isaacwg:
Update

Update:

I've given up and just did a factory reset last night. Now I'm restoring my adb backup. ('Cause for some reason my TitaniumBackup in Google Drive got erased!?) Oh well. Anyways, things seem to be working properly now.