yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android General] netritious:
So I tried to post a reply to this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2143581

and was redirected to instructions that stated I had to post in General or Q&A. No questions, just wanted to say that instructions in that thread worked for the AGPtEK TP714AQ and add it to the list. If you want.

I'm old school, so this "noob rule" seems completely opposite of what every forum I've ever used has requested, eg "Add to the appropriate thread." So I posted my experience on the AGPtEK forums, since well, I can't post to the thread it belongs to. </whine>

Other than that, great forums, and thanks!
[Android General] hacklana:
yes thank you :)

i made the full working cwm, please check my thread :D
[Galaxy Note II General] CZ Eddie:
To those of us who like to store hundreds and hundreds of full album MP3's encoded at FLAC would love to have more phone storage.

With the NOTE being such a large phone, I sure hope Samsung designs the NOTE III or IV to have "normal" SD Card capability. Not Micro. Since the normal (or next size up) cards have twice the storage capacity.

Whacha think?

Don't bother responding unless you're one of the folks who are NOT into using the Cloud and NEED massive storage space. :good:
[Galaxy Note II General] iCurmudgeon:
While it would be nice to have more internal memory, you can put in a 64 GB microSD and it will likely be read (the Note 2 can already read them). MP3's don't necessarily have to reside in internal memory, so why not just use a 64GB micro-SD instead? ;The price is down to under $50 if you shop around.

mudge
[Galaxy Note II General] dead soul:
won't happen !!! by the way Samsung has invented a technique which will allow sdcard to be as large as 128GB or more...and faster than current technologies..maybe wait for Samsung S 5 and Note IV maybe..I doubt if note 3 would come with it

http://bgr.com/2013/08/06/samsung-3d-vertical-nan-flash/
[Galaxy Note II General] BarryH_GEG:
...that shares many components and design concepts with other Samsung phones.

Why would a bigger SD card physically have any impact on what can be read by the phone? Samsung's devices support exFAT and a 64GB max SD card. It's not the micro (vs. standard) SD card that's imposing that limitation. Some other manufacturer's devices don't support exFAT at all and can only handle a max 32GB micro SD card.
[Galaxy Note II General] CZ Eddie:
Okay, if you don't UNDERSTAND the reason behind my thread, then don't come in here and waste time. Thanks.

I make a post about wanting more storage and you suggest a 64GB card? lol

I already have one. But I can't fit my whole music collection on it. Even at 240kbps VBR.

I would ideally like to have about 500GB so I can carry ALL of my favorite music.

I don't understand your point(s).
[Galaxy Note II General] BrooklynNY:
For that, you'll probably need otg. Meaning a short cable or adapter with micro USB male at one end and female USB at the other end and that will give you the ability to connect a 512GB USB to your phone!

-- Sent from my Amazon Kindle Fire using xda premium
[Galaxy Note II General] @rbiter:
Dude that is crazy. Wanting to 500gigs. Even if I had that much music I would carry it on a 512gig sdd or HDD. The note 2 has otg so it is easy to swap info as needed. I carry drivers and other miscellaneous because I do free troubleshooting and fixing old people's computers. I would to have 128 or even 256 SD cards but I wouldnt mind a 64gb note3 with 64gig micro SD. That would be great and less compromising.
[Galaxy Note II General] xdapao3:
I am 100% with you although it's not just music I would fill 500GB with.

I have a 500GB SSD on my laptop and ideally I would be able to carry ALL OF MY FILES on my smartphone. Android, unlike the other toy mobile OSes, can do practically the same things a regular PC does and the Note II's display is big enough (still small for me though) to ENABLE taking advantage of all of the Android's capabilities.

Plus, there always are Allshare Cast, HDMI out, BT keyboard and mouse and USB OTG. In a pinch, Android smartphones can perfectly act as PC replacements (god I love this stuff and god I hate the guts of crap like iOS and other such dog sh*t!). I travel a lot and live abroad for several weeks at a time, on shorter stays I am not even carrying my laptop anymore.

I am one of those who always buy the biggest internal storage variant and the biggest external memory card which fits, at the moment I have a 16GB Note II with a 64GB Samsung UHS-1 card, if 64GB or 32GB Note IIs were sold in Europe I would have gladly paid for the biggest internal storage option available (plus, of course, the biggest fitting memory card).

The cloud is GREAT but ONLY for backups and quick syncing of SMALL files across different devices. Using it in place of local storage is for non-powerusers...

I hate it so much when I am out and about and I need some less-used file which I am not keeping on my Note (for lack of space...) and I have to retrieve it via Samsung Link (which, BTW, itself is awesome).

As for your idea of using full sized SDs, I would be all for it especially since I advocate 6"/6.3" smartphones and we are saving "so much space" with "wonderful ideas" like micro and nano SIMs (...) so I believe they would fit but that's not going to happen. We are going to have to wait for the normal evolution of micro-SDs' capacity.
[Galaxy Note II General] dead soul:
even if the capacityfor 500GB was available I think there would be battery concerns as would chew more power !!
[Galaxy Note II General] jetbruceli:
Maybe you should ask Sammy to make a note with multiple compact flash slots so you can put twice the storage capacity.

For me 64gb is enough. I just hope they skip 16gb models. To small for for my needs.

I don't do cloud computing because I don't have internet access everywhere.

Anyways I also heard and read about a person who modified his note 2 to have 288gb
[Galaxy Note II General] iCurmudgeon:
So get yourself a 1-terabyte Seagate Wireless Plus drive and use that (or stick it to the back of your phone). 802.11g/n, 1TB capacity, rechargeable battery and, best of all it can act as a bridge to your regular wi-fi router so you don't have to keep switching access points. Comes with a USB 3.0 adapter so you can load up your music fast. Android app available at the Play Store (some people seem to think it's Apple only. It isn't).
[Galaxy Note II General] BrooklynNY:
Modified to 288GB? Where & how? --- Sent from my Amazon Kindle Fire (cm10.2) using xda premium
[Galaxy Note II General] apallohadas:
Good find there.

You get a terabyte of storage for less than the cost of a 256 gb sd card.

---------- Post added at 11:30 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:20 AM ----------

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2239413&highlight=288gb+note+2

There you go. Guy did some neat modding honestly. Bit expensive for my tastes. I think I'd just get a portable wireless drive and save time and money.
[Galaxy Note II General] barondebxl:
What kind of thread is this really? From the title, it sounds like you have already established that the note 3 doesn't support "normal sd card" and then you say I hope it'll have normal sd card..... Makes a lot of sense.
[Galaxy Note II General] CZ Eddie:
No kidding, Sherlock! :P

Exactly!

And no, I'm simply wishing it would have normal SD card capability.

And hopefully, somehow, Samsung will take notice of my request or someone else's and implement massive storage into the Note IV.

It's far too late for the Note III, and possibly too late for the IV as well. These things are already being designed well before the previous version is even released.

USB-OTG... a great solution for keeping your storage in a particular location. Not much good if I want to suddenly have access to all my storage when I'm at a friends house though.

Pshhh to most of the other posters. Only one or two get it on this thread so far.

I'm not a newb. I know what my CURRENT options are.

This thread is about hoping for future, BETTER options as far as storage goes.

And yes, multiple MicroSD cards in one phone would be a suitable alternative.

Better yet, multiple normal SD cards would be even better. :)
[Galaxy Note II General] MohammadAG:
The 64GB "limit" doesn't actually exist. It's just that there are no larger capacity cards. If you align the pins or use a correct adapter you can use a 128GB card without any problems.

OP, I hope you're actually ripping the FLACs from a CD or getting them ripped, converting MP3s to FLAC won't do you any good.
[Galaxy Note II General] Tubgirl:
Imagine a 2mm thicker Note with even better battery life and real SD-card capabilities... I would buy it :)

GT-N7100 via Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II General] iCurmudgeon:
I'm sure Sammy would do it, but at what cost? The unlocked model of the Note 2 is already north of $600 ... even with carrier subsidies a phone with what you want would cost at least that, probably $2000 unlocked. All the fun and games that would make it possible just isn't worth it to me. No smartphone is.

mudge
[Galaxy Note II General] Tubgirl:
$1400 more for a SD card slot compared to microSD card slot... sounds legit :D
[Galaxy Note II General] apallohadas:
A better solution would be a phone with 2 microsd slots. Wouldn't cost a small fortune.
[Galaxy Note II General] emgluon:
Everyone should know why it'll never happen, it'll weight extra. It will never happen when every review of phone say this phone is 6g lighter than the other and etc. They act as if a few trams matter, given that a case weight more; but they do.

PS. The only android that have a normal SD card is the Sony tablet s. I don't find any much difference when I have 126gb. Only that I can have a few more movies and psx ISO that I hardly never play. Music wise one should be able to play from cloud even on 3g.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] nscharan007:
i have a xperia u with locked bootlocker and also it is allowed to unlock it.

but when i connect it in fastboot mode and open cmd in fastboot folder and paste first command for boot unlocker

and that is fastboot.exe -i 0x0fce getvar version but it shows only WAITING FOR DEVICE....

it does nothing more than this...

pls help me... what to do:crying:
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] VocaloidBoy:
Bcuz you are not yet install fastboot driver
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Vampyreq:
Your phone must have decided to abandon fastboot and went into charging mode. When you connect to fastboot, check to see if the charging icon comes up, if it does. It means your phone is not staying in fastboot.

You'll need to install fastboot drivers.

Refer to this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1554632

I faced your problem before, and following that thread unlocked my bootloader. Good luck!
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] C00ldUdE8655:
try multi xperia u tool [MENTION=5152830]AlexDroid00[/MENTION]

HERE
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] Garcia98:
Flashtool is the easiest and fastest way, just click on Bootloader Unlock, and follow the steps
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sesamechicken:
Hi. I am stuck on version main 2.25.1402.1 and apparently the RUU files for that version main are not out yet, but I have seen some people selling them on some chinese sites, if you have found any free ones, please notify me, I will greatly appreciate it. Note I am on htc 802w, I was just wondering when HTC is going to release them. Just give me your best guess. And I have not been using my precious htc one for 2 weeks now ;(. Just 3 precious hours of regular use hahaa. Anyways, thanks for your information.
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] jesterw:
Recently i bought a new battery for my ace plus as the old one overcharged while using usb tethering stuck at 100 for hours and then turned off my phone. After recharging it normaly the battery life was reduced greatly.

The problem with the new one is that when it completes charging after 2 hours which is normal it stays at 99% for quite a time while using it and after that it drops 1% every 2-3 minutes if im using it to browse or play games. It takes 1.5 to 2 hours gaming to turn off a fully charged battery now. The 99 stuck thing is normal ?

Calibrating and deleting battery stats didnt help.
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] vickyg.coolest:
Discharge it completely and then charge it when phone is switchoff
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] kazuna69:
vickyg, I've also experiencing the same issues, ;)

I have done battery calibration several times and tried juice defender, from 5-8 hours of battery life with average usage, my battery only improved to 12-13 hour battery life,

I've figured out that, the problems wasn't with the custom ROM or stock ROM. :silly:

I've dig some research and found that it may* due certain hardware problems, not sure

(going to sent my ace plus to samsung center soon) :p
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] vickyg.coolest:
if you are on cm 10.1 then you have good battery life

and if you are on stock then you must change your battery
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] kazuna69:
I must agree, I've been using Inspiration and cm10.1,

cm10.1 had proved longer battery life (with average usage)

=)
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] vickyg.coolest:
cm 10.1.2 have less battery backup as compared to stock rom
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] kazuna69:
that's the problem, I've reverted safely to the stock rom (month ago), found that the battery problem is still there,

I when to samsung and they said, my battery are just fine, however that time I refused to let samsung to keep my phone for further diagnose,

:(

that's why i've been experiemental with either inspiration and cm10.1, and found that in cm10.1, I have at least 3hour+ more:rolleyes:

well, If I've not mistaken, I still under warranty,

vickyg, do you think I should sent my phone to samsung? :)
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] vickyg.coolest:
yes you must

they have to resolve that issue otherwise will give you new motherboard

and remember to use triangle away app before going to service center :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus S7500] kazuna69:
owh owkay, thanks vickyg ;)

thanks again for reminding about the triangle away, almost forgot bout' that one, hehe :silly:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] jvcjbl:
I am traveling and am in an area with fantastic 4G coverage. The other day I was on the phone doing an conference call and had my phone tethered to my laptop. As soon as my call connected I last all internet coverage as far as the tethering is concerned. As soon as my call ended my data kicked back in. What gives? It used to work, why does it not anymore?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] silverfang77:
Sounds like some dirty ploy on VZW 's end to restrict tethering.

Tappin' and talkin' with Tapatalk.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] jvcjbl:
You know this is a good point. I am using the widget bypass and with the recent update for the phone you get prompted about a subscription error. As I'm sure you already know you just simply hit the home button and it still stays connected and works fine. I swear I was talking to my Wife a couple days ago and it was working, to my best knowledge this just started not working as 2-3 days ago. Anyone else experience this?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] jvcjbl:
Just made a quick call to 611 and let the prompting stay connected in the back ground. I then tried surfing on the phone and it worked fine, so I then tried on the laptop tethered and it seemed to work. Maybe a glitch, or maybe they are going after tethering... Hmm :confused:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] hexitnow:
Maybe its just conference calls you cant tether with.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] JaeKay:
I was under the impression that Verizon never allowed this. Only AT&T. I recall from an AT&T iPhone commercial
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] reinaldistic:
Yeah believe att lol.

This was true on 3g, but true 4g (eg not hpda+) works when in call in all carriers (even wimax) of course hpda+ has this property on att whereas t-mobile's doesnt
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] jvcjbl:
Conference call that I was on at this time was called into one phone listening to others in the same room over speaker. I don't think this is the case. :D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] jvcjbl:
Been on the phone for a half hour and it's working perfect. Weird!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] stuartv:
Necro-thread! But, I realized the other day that I am having the same issue as the OP. I used to be able to continue surfing over my 4G hotspot while also talking on the phone. Somewhere along the way, the capability has stopped working. I have Unlimited Data and use FoxFi to enable tethering. And, like I said, this used to work. I've had my S4 since May, 2013, but I'm not sure when, during all that time, it stopped.

It really come to the fore today because a friend told me about Verizon Advanced Calling and I logged into my account to enable that. I noticed two things. One, the S4 is not a "compatible device", even though Samsung says the phone supports VoLTE. And, two, one of the features that VZW touts for Adanced Calling is being able to do simultaneous voice and data over 4G LTE.

This is all starting to make me think my simultaneous voice and data went away at some point when Verizon turned off the capability via a phone firmware update or something. Because, of course, they want me to buy a new phone - ideally while also giving up Unlimited Data.

That also makes me thing I might be able to "fix" my phone using SS and a ROM and maybe an Xposed module. But anyway....

Can anybody shed any light on this? I don't do it that often (talk on the phone while I'm tethered), but when I do want to do it, it dang sure sucks that it doesn't work any more!

---------- Post added at 12:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:57 AM ----------

Okay, now I really don't know what the deal is. I just tested it, sitting in my office. and, today, it's working. I have a strong 4G signal here. I called my desk phone and answered and set the handset down. I turned on FoxFi, then connected to my hotspot with my tablet. While the voice call was still connected, I had no trouble running SpeedTest on my tablet and getting 40 Mbps download.

Hmmm.... Maybe not working the other day is some other problem with my phone....

Okay, never mind...
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] jrwingate6:
I would like to play movies off of my USB Flash Drive but I've never done it on Android before and I don't exactly know what I need to accomplish this. Assuming I already have the flash drive, what else would I need? Also, do I need to download any special apps or can I just browse the contents of the flash drive using a File Explorer app?

Also, are all Flash Drives working or is there problems with certain ones?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] cobyman7035:
get microUSB ota cable off ebay, its like 5 bucks or less

then download OTG cable helper app on playstore, mount ( need root )

also get any video players , mxplayer pro .apk , bsplayer, google it free if u want*wink* wink
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] vcallas:
If you so not want to root then you can use Nexus Media Importer from the play store. It cost about $4 dollars but is an option if you are not rooted. If rooted I have had good success with StickMount.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] santomarco:
Can The micro USB port give the power to the USB flash memory in this new n7 '13 ?

So can i use the old otg cable of the nexus 7 and the same program ( nexus media importer?) to connect an external memory to the n7 '13 ?

* excuse me for my bad english!
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] cobyman7035:
u mean an otg cable thats a y splitter type? im not sure i don't that that cable setup
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] santomarco:
No!

I have a otg ( standard) cable , but

I read on web that n7 13 has slim port , but it hasn't the pin ( +5v ? I don' t remember) for the power needed by flash drive to work ( with otg cable)

I want to know if I buy this n7 13 , can I use my flash drive + otg cable + nexus media importer to transfer file// play video file without transfer it on the tablet!
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] MyanRagahis:
I actually just bought nexus media importer yesterday because my friend recommended it. I can confirm watching movies off my flash drive, connected to my otg cable, works. Mp4, and flv files has worked for me. I have 2 mkv files which I think are blu ray quality and only one plays smoothly, the other is super choppy.

I've also been able to transfer pictures as well. My s3 to flash drive, then flash drive to nexus 7. Vice versa.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] santomarco:
thank you!
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] thenrik:
Hi:

Plus one here! I use Nexus Media Importer and Dice Player as well as VLC and can stream: mp4, flv, avi, wmv, Mpg, asf, mov.....

Make sure you enable write in advanced preferences. Write works with Fat32 and supports streaming, copying with NTFS. NMI does not support ex-fat.

I haven't been able to find a flash drive it wouldn't work with but smaller, in physical size, ones will put less stress on the cable. Make sure you have a reliable OTG cable.

I have a section on NMI in my guide here:

http://goo.gl/iaOek

Best,

Tom
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] PJ Clifford:
Been using an OTG cable (that I actually bought for a B&N Nook Color) and Stickmount on a rooted N7. Works slick!
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] santomarco:
Thanks!

Tomorrow I will buy the new n7 !
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] rob_pinnington:
Hi

I just thought I should let everybody know this. I have an XDA II from o2 in Germany and the connector at the base broke off.

I called the help line and they said no problem, we will send somebody to pick the broken one up and give you a new one.

Two days later there was a knock on the door and a man handed me a shiny new XDA II
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JorgeMuyden:
Hi There,

I really need some answers. Two days ago i noticed some black dots on the screen when opening my camera. I taught my lens was dirty, so i cleaned it but still the black dots remain on my screen. i switched it to the front camera but that one didn't had black dots. I restarted the phone but still they remain. I took some pictures and went on my laptop to checked them, and they were on the pictures (the black dots) I searched online and i found some forums were people said that it is a hardware issue. But now. Today i checked my Camera again. And the black dots just disappeared. I saw nothing. So now my question is. Does anyone knows what the problem can be? Is it really a hardware problem or is it just a bug. Oh yes i have The latest OS on my Xperia Z.

Please i need some answers :/ i'm so stressed out :confused: :(
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] meyourchum:
You could have searched first ... ... ...

For more info you can check this forum ... ... ...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2311497

Anyways you can read my issue below ... ... ...

I purchased Xperia Z on March and I had issues with dead pixels in my camera which i noticed in the month of may. Because of my busy schedule i could not visit the service centre and i was not too worried about the issue as the handset is under indian warranty.

Atlast after adjusting my duty shifts I went to the service centre and enquired about the issue and and they said they would replace the handset and it would take 7 days for them to replace it, so gave the phone to the service centre on 17/08/2013. Today i got a call from Sony Service saying that the handset is ready and it is a Brand New Fresh Replacement in a Sealed Box (Old Xperia Z was Batch 13W08 and Replacement One is Batch13W18). It just took 3 working days to get a replacement, really fast.

NB: You can track the repair status (India) online at http://sonymobile.servicetrack.in/
[Firefox OS General] pureexe:
I download emulator and see docking bar

But not have docking bar when compile to nexus4

Sorry for my bad english
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dinosaur1:
What's the best way to hide my IP on the N4 while browsing on Chrome?
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PJcastaldo:
Hotspot shield might work. Free dl in play store
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
I use TunnelBear VPN. It won't hide your ip, but it will change it to a different preset location.

Sent using xda-developers app
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dinosaur1:
Hotspot won't work with N4. Tunnel bear also won't work because it still shows my IP.