yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] balamu96m:
I would like you to wait for few more months..........it is because, in a few months, the market will be flooded with highly powerful, low cost MediaTek Quad-Core MT8135 - specially designed for tablets. This is set to change the market. Even the upcoming kindle will use it.

Best buy = 7+ inch HD display, MT8135 Quad core processor, 2GB RAM @ around 120-150$ !
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ykpoenis:
but if screen size is bigger than 8", it is inconvenient to carry.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xickle:
I just got a new HTC One from the store, because my old one's speakers got broken, and I got it replaced.

It was all good up until I tried to run the camera app. I saw some big pink lines go over the screen and the phone crashed and started to reboot. I've tried running some different camera apps, but none worked properly. On some, the phone didn't crash until I clicked on the shutter button to take a picture. The whole screen picture was very blurry and it was actually cut on half, so that the lower half was on the upper screen, and the upper half was on the bottom. I even saw that some objects were colored white with lines going from top to bottom. What the hell is that...

The store told me that the phone is brand new, I got all the paperwork with it. So I'm wondering if I can somehow fix this, or should I just take it back and wait weeks before I can have it in my arms once more? I just couldn't wait to get it back, and now that I have it, I'm angry that they would sell such a broken phone. Really the worst build quality I've ever seen on such an expensive phone.

/rage off

Any solution suggestions to the camera problem would be appreciated. I don't want to wait a month before it's repaired(replaced) for the 2nd time.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CoryTallman:
Take it back.

Any solution you could try would probably void the warranty.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xickle:
Yeah you're probably right. Gonna take it back tomorrow, and hopefully once I get it returned, everything actually works...
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Accessories] Slipurson:
I happened to find this little gem on Ebay when i was just browsing items for my Galaxy Note 8.

When you are not using it as a keyboard, it doubles as a protective case.

You place the Note 8 either in portrait or landscape-mode in the slot above the keys and it then looks sort of like a netbook. I personaly do not like the other types of case/keyboards out there as they often get bulky and sometimes they do not look to well with nothing to really hold the tablet in place except maybe a rubberband or just a sleeve where the tablet sits quite badly while you type.

As i said before, the keyboard works as a protective case when you are carrying the Note 8 with you. It snaps on to the front of the screen with a good fit and there are no buttons, irports, speakers or usbport blocked while the case is attached.

The keyboard has home and back buttons as well as eight other fuctions such as copy/paste and play/pause for media. It is charged through a microUSB-cable that is included in the package.

I dont use it as much as i thought i would, and sometimes i touch the screen with a finger while typing on the upper row of keys (the number-keys). other than that it works well, easy to connect via bluetooth.

I could also see myself paying a little more for a version with sturdier plastic as it does not feel really safe to place the tablet in portrait-mode, the plastic above the number-keys tend to buckle and i guess repetitive use could break the plastic completely.

I found it here on ebay

and here are some pictures and a video:

[YOUTUBE]QsLbhyIfwDc[/YOUTUBE]
[LG Optimus 4X HD] PontiacGTX:
I wanted to return to ICS and Then install JB like someone said here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2179126 and I changed port number to 41 but It still didnt work and now I try to install V10H with this process http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2069723 and it doesnt automatically install the drivers then I do it by myself but at the step where you have to disable modem in windows I dont see it(probably bad installed drivers? what could I do? i want to go with V20A ( I have V20C atm)
[LG Optimus 4X HD] kessaras:
If drivers dont automatically install, you can do it manually.

1. download latest lg drivers click here.

2. extract the .msi.

3. Go to your device management -> view tab -> show hidden devices. Uninstall previous optimus drivers.

4. Now manually start installing. First put the phone in usb battery mode , install driver . Then in lg mode, install driver. Then in adb mode and fast install driver from fastboot drivers attachment here which is taken from another thread in here ( choose x86 or x64 depending what windows you are on ). unplug usb and plug it back in.

5. repeat this procedure until u have set all drivers correctly. ignore if your windows dont like the drivers. just force them in. Dont do any mistake to install other drivers for other purpose. the adb drivers are in fastboot file here and the phone drivers are in lgunited... folder.

When everything is set , you can do anything u like. No need reboot the pc. Only windows xp and vista need reboot.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KFHDUSER:
http://cafeptthumb1.phinf.naver.net..._JPEG/%C1%A6%B8%F1_%BE%F8%C0%BD.png?type=w740

http://cafeptthumb3.phinf.naver.net..._JPEG/%C1%A6%B8%F1_%BE%F8%C0%BD.png?type=w740

I followed the link, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2271909

and I got to STEP 4 normally. BUT, after booting, My computer doesn't recongnize mine..

So, i tried the function (Mount, which is in twrp) but also My computer doesn't.

I hope u can give me an advise, Thanks..
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LinearEquation:
Sounds like a bootloop into TWRP. This should get you sorted out http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45945261 you just need to push the rom and gasps and then flash them with TWRP.

---------- Post added at 03:40 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:34 PM ----------

If you already have a ROM and all is well and you just need to get the Kindle recognized, I had to remove the old driver from device manager in Windows and let Windows install the driver by plugging the KFHD back into the USB port. This is after a ROM install. Make sure you have MTP set in the storage setting in your KFHD too.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] r4je5h:
I AM LOOKIN 4 A CHEAP 2GB SD CARD THAT WORKS 100% ON THE O2 EXEC

CAN U GUYS PLEASE HELP ME FIND ONE

THANKS IN ADVANCE

RAJ
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] fingery:
Got mine from mymemory.co.uk.

Bought their own brand 2GB SD card for 85 quid inc VAT. Works a treat 8)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Wizard:
Bought mine from MobyMemory, http://www.mobymemory.com/2Gb_MMC_Memory_Card_for_Mobile_phones.asp works fine.

Wizard
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] r4je5h:
i have been lookin round 4 cheap sd cards(not from ebay) and this is the cheapest i found

http://www.tiktak-it.co.uk/acatalog/TikTak_IT_Supplies_Secure_Digital_Cards_114.html
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] sl9:
I've just received 2 x 2GB "ADATA MyFlash" cards from a USA seller on eBay - cost was £68.50 each delivered, now that's a bargain :lol:

I can confirm that they both work great on the HTC Universal (tested on my MDA PRO). This device is just awesome now, with 2GB of storage :lol:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] hrb:
2GB SD Card

you might also go directly to a 4GB Card.

Available here.

http://www.handit.com/index.php?fuseaction=detail&katid=204&produktid=2955

Cheers

hrb
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] jah:
Can someone confirm that the 4Gb card works. If it does it will be added to my xmas list!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] davidberrysmith:
expansys.com.au have a 4gb sd card and they offer a 14day return policy if it doesn't work....

I'm saving up.

;)
[Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion] Horcza:
Hi guys!

I was thinking if there's any "hybrid" widgets, which lets you add widgets to the widget itself? Mainly for the widget viewpager, so that small 1*1 widgets can be added to one page as one hybrid widget. I attached a screenshot of the viewpager, in case anyone knows it under a different name/doesn't know what it is.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpasut:
Hello all,

I would have posted this question in the Trickdroid thread but unfortunately I don't have enough posts to do that yet. I'm just wondering if Trickdroid 11.0.0 works with the Canadian Telus HTC One, and if it does, what provider I choose in setup. If someone could help me out that would be great!

Dan
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] L0rdNels0n:
Hi Dan

it should be fine, it is important you make a nandroid of your original setup and save it to keep - in case you need a warranty repair
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpasut:
Thank you! In the set up of Trickdroid should I choose "international" as my option? or one of the other options?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpasut:
For anyone in the future that is wondering, Trickdroid works great on the Telus HTC One, no issues so far! Just choose international in the setup and it works great!
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Apo11on:
Creating a dedicated thread for any news and updates, related to premium version of Galaxy Note 3 with YOUM flexible OLED display, which is supposed to be announced on October 25th, according to current rumors.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] snowwhite007:
Out of interest what advantages are there having a flexible display? Just because ain't like the whole plastic body is flexible
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Apo11on:
the advantages seem pretty obvious to me: http://oled-a.org/news_details.cfm?ID=783
[Galaxy Note 3 General] snowwhite007:
Interesting but what happened to the anouncment at IFA? Wouldn't be worth the extra money to me IMO but cheers for the info
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Techngro:
First, that article is from April, so it's timeliness is in serious question.

Second, it says that Samsung will unveil a Note 3 with a flexible display phone at IFA in SEPTEMBER. Correct me if i'm wrong, but IFA has come and gone, and the Note was announced and it did not have such a display.

Third, it says that the screen size will likely be 5.9" and not be FULL-HD (1080p). Wrong and wrong again.

So...why did you post this article?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] snowwhite007:
I was at IFA as well so can confirm that they certainly didn't mention that aha
[Galaxy Note 3 General] lmike6453:
Lol this^ I was reading it and was like wtf half of it is wrong
[Galaxy Note 3 General] snowwhite007:
But I do know there are rumours on sammy planning on a curved screen device as well as a new full aluminium body device
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Techngro:
The only plus I can see with regard to a phone would be the thinner and lighter aspect. But why would I want a curved screen on my phone? Especially one that looks like the prototype they show in the article in the first post? It looks ugly to me.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] weirdingway:
a flexible screen isn't going to crack...they can practically make them indestructable (minus corrosive chemicals spilled on the phone or running it over lol)
[Galaxy Note 3 General] AndreiLux:
There have been cases where the glass layer which the AMOLED is built upon has cracked on falls, while the front hasn't. Keep in mind the front glass is a different layer than the underlying display.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Apo11on:
The article is from April, because that's when the flexible OLED was announced. The fact, that its half year old has no impact on it's credibility. It takes time for things to develop from concept/prototype into manufacturing line.

The screen size only refers to YOUM display version of the Note 3. When you say that's wrong you're making an assumption that Note 3 with flexible display must have the exact same display size, as regular AMOLED version - do you have any evidence, to support that claim? It is referenced as "premium" version for a reason, and we don't have to look far for a proof, Samsung does use the strategy of releasing same phone with different screen sizes - look at the most recently released Galaxy Mega.

I believe lack of announcement at IFA was dictated by the fact the technology wasn't ready for mass production and therefore it was marketing/business strategy reasons. If you did a bit of googling, before posting that "wrong and wrong" comment, you'd see that there are a bunch of other credible sources, which say Note 3 with flexible display is coming.

The reason I created the thread just now, even though the article is from April is because flexible OLED Note 3 is rumored to be released in Q4 2013, with most recent reports indicating October 25th, and Q4 2013 started yesterday....
[Galaxy Note 3 General] BarryH_GEG:
Uhm, OK? The original article quoted in the link OP posted said the Note 3, the one people are now receiving, would have a flexible display. That's clearly wrong. Newer rumors have Samsung and LG racing to be first to introduce a high-end smartphone with a flexible display. There's no mention or speculation that Samsung's offering will be a Note. In fact, it makes little sense. With V1 of any new tech being risk prone why throw on the complexity of adding an active digitizer?
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Techngro:
Yeah, Samsung is going to release a "premium" version of the Note 3? And how much is that one going to cost? $400 on contract and $1000 off contract? Gimme a break. The Note 3 is Samsung's flagship, with premium specs.

Samsung does release phones with different sizes, sure, but they don't release different versions of their flagships. What they did with the Galaxy Mega in two different sizes was testing the waters. That's why they had middling specs and screen resolutions. They weren't flagships.

Your next point is that the flexible display wasn't ready for IFA, correct? Because companies never announce a product before it's immediately ready, right? I've never seen a company announce a product and then say that release date would be determined later. And then, miraculously, the technology is ready for release what, less than two months later? Sure...

As for your suggestion that I google so I can find 'credible sources' that prove what you say is true. Sadly, you're violating the first rule of the internet. You can google anything and find sites swearing up and down that a particular rumor is true.

Almost everything that the article you posted said was WRONG. The only thing they got right was that Samsung would release the Note 3 at IFA. And that wasn't much of a guess because everyone knew that was going to happen many months before it did.

So, the tl:dr version: I don't know whether Samsung will indeed release a curved unbreakable version of the Note 3. What I do know, and what my point was originally, is that the article that you cited has zero credibility because it got almost everything wrong. Maybe you should be the one googling to find a more reliable source.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Apo11on:
Where exactly did you look, to find a "mention"?! For me, basic internet search from most popular engines comes up with thousands of very recent search results from credible and popular tech blogs and other news sources, all suggesting Note 3 variant with flexible display is coming.

I think it's pointless to argue about it without having evidence to backup any claims one way ot the other. I created this thread for people to post any news about the upcoming premium Note 3 version, so I suggest we post news here, rather than unfounded opinions. This should be answered in the coming few weeks anyway, since Q4 2013 is already here and October 25th is only 3 weeks away.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Apo11on:
This is fairly recent, and they're considered reliable source: http://www.unwiredview.com/2013/09/...-next-year-new-isocell-camera-tech-announced/
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Janis:
Weird discussion, kinda. This is what they were speculating; the article came out last April. Samsung clearly didn't put a plastic display on the Note3 like these guys thought they would, either because they really weren't ready to, or they thought it would be more lucrative to take a pit-stop on an upgrade that only included products that were pretty much available or on a predictable trajectory, like better numbers, 3Gb, 800/4-core, 13MP, 4.0.

My guess is that they're saving their unbreakable screen for just before the next iPhone release, or the big tablet.

BTW, a flexible screen doesn't necessarily mean a flexible circuit board, camera parts, ports, or who knows what, nor does it mean it will wrap an edge very well (though with refraction, it'll be cool to see what they come up with). God knows what the learning curve would be on a flexible stylus.
[Galaxy Note 3 General] BarryH_GEG:
Your question's been answered. And there most likely be a Note 3 Active which will probably follow in the lines of the SGS4 Activ with waterproofing and an LCD vs. AMOLED display. Anything launching for the holiday selling season will be announced by the end of this month. And anything not announced for the holiday selling season will launch next year.

http://www.engadget.com/2013/10/08/samsung-galaxy-round/
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Apo11on:
Yep, saw that well before Engadget posted it. Been doing obsessive, compulsive net search for news leaks on the matter almost every hour of every day...Anyhow, it doesn't really give all the answers we need, since Galaxy Round is being launched in Korean market only, and Samsung's spokesman said there are no immediate plans to launch it for US or other markets...They're waiting to see how the device is received.

Form factor could be a success, and most specs seem to match Note 3, although I'm not big on battery size reduction. 2800mAh is not nearly as good as 3200mAh
[Galaxy Note 3 General] DMax99:
Looks ugly and useless :(
[Galaxy Note 3 General] Apo11on:
You have 2 responses you can chose from:

- You are entitled to an opinion

- If Galaxy Round could talk I bet it'd tell you the feeling is mutual
[Galaxy Note 3 General] thelestat:
The battery surprised me as well, although the flexible oled is supposedly significantly less power hungry than traditional amoled. So it could be that the battery life is similar between the round and note 3
[Galaxy Note 3 General] DMax99:
It's a phone... It won't talk... and it's ugly and useless ;p

Do you think it's beautiful and awesome??!

IMO... It's he worst gimmick they've came up with... The original side curved notification use of the flexible screen is so much better!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Onyok:
Hi, everyone!

I was supposed to post this question on its corresponding Wicked ROM thread but since I'm a newbie here with less than 10 posts count I can't do so. This ROM is wicked! I've been loving it ever since I've flashed my S4 for a month.

But something unexpected just happened. Upon adding recipients for creating new message, Contacts force closes. I've done a full wipe (data, cache, & Dalvik) 3X & consequently flashed the ROM too but still no dice.

And I came across this: #1121-fix by the DEv himself APK_Fix.zip | Da*n i can't also post a link here |

Tried that fix but I'd get a NFC stopped working prompt. And it's nagging--keeps on popping every 10secs.

FWIW, I've flashed mattlgroff kernel for exFAT 64GB cards.

I've fully wiped my phone again many times after this NFC error still when I'm am back to freshly installed ROM Contacts FC.

Anyone kindly point me to the right direction, pls?

Thanks in advance!!!

***I can't be losing sleep here! Still Contacts FC!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] bobolinko:
I also had a persistent problem with my phone, but not on your Rom Version, and could not get it fixed. A user recommended I flash the STOCK ROM and then do the root and it fixed the problem. Before doing that, I did a Nandroid backup to the External SD Card using Clockworkmod first. I could then do the recovery via Clockworkmod after getting root again on the stock ROM, and all is good!

It has been explained that there are items that are not overwritten when installing a custom ROM, but are overwritten when doing a STOCK Rom Flash. Hope I have not confused you! Be sure to do a nandroid backup to your

EXTERNAL SD card

before you try this so you can get back to your present settings easily, without re-inventing the wheel!

Good Luck, and Aloha!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Onyok:
Appreciate the quick reply, mate! Guess, I have nothing left to do but to revert to Stock.

Thanks again!:good:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] Onyok:
Update: Nandroid backup to the rescue

I've just flashed everything (Data, Cache, Dalvik) then restore the barebone backup I've got since day 1 then just proceed with my customizations. I've got no concern anymore especially the Contacts FC. Everything's running smoothly!

Mods please close this thread! Thanks XDA!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 4] bobolinko:
Maybe they might leave the post. That way if others have any similar or the same problem as you did, they can benefit from how it was corrected.
[Nexus 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infernoflo:
Hello,

I'm having a very weird problem. Anytime I stop playing music or hang up the phone while using my headphone, there's a weird ticking noise that last about 2 seconds. It's the most annoying thing, and I cannot get it to stop. In fact, this also occurs if you play music with the volume set to the lowest setting. You can still hear the clicking noise. It is completed independent of the volume because I can drown out the sound by turning up the volume, but if I turn the volume down all the way, I can still hear it.

Does anyone else have this problem?

I'm using the crDroid which is CM10.2 based and this has happened on all builds (I've used 16,17,18,19 and 20). I'm using the franco Plus #184 kernel (and I've used the #183 kernel) and the issue has always been there. Thanks!

NOTE: this does not happen when I use my HTC headset that has a microphone.

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Edit: I found out the issue was related to the kernel. I'm not exactly sure what happened but I switched to the default crDroid kernel and it's now fixed.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Generalkidd:
Anybody know if it'd be possible to install Windows 8 on an Intel-based smartphone such as Droid Razr i? The device should theoretically be compatible with Windows 8 as it's just using a pretty standard Intel Atom x86 CPU. The 32-bit version of Windows 8 should work. Anybody tried this before or know how I could approach this?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] iamwarpath:
This should be revisited. The Asus Zenfone 2 came out and specs-wise, it is more powerful than many tablets out there.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Generalkidd:
Agreed! However, back when I asked this question, some people said it was not possible due to lack of driver support and possibly some issue with the bootloader. But when has that ever stopped XDA? This would be a really cool project and would really be awesome if you could install Windows 10 and use the Continuum feature. Unlike Windows 10 Mobile, this version of continuum would still allow x86 desktop apps to be run on the phone.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] iamwarpath:
"This would be a really cool project and would really be awesome if you could install Windows 10 and use the Continuum feature. Unlike Windows 10 Mobile, this version of continuum would still allow x86 desktop apps to be run on the phone."

I completely agree with you. Chances are MS won't let Asus make this happen but Windows 10 Pro in your pocket and it can send/receive calls+text messages? What's next?...Snapchat?? - one can dream.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Generalkidd:
It doesn't matter if Microsoft allows it or not. I'm sure people will be able to get an unlocked bootloader for this phone or make one if Asus doesn't provide it. From there, I'd imagine it'd be something along thing lines of pre-installing Windows 10 onto a microSD card and then boot from it on the phone. The hard part would be making it boot and finding the necessary drivers. I wish I'd know more about where to start but my development skills are more centered around app development, not necessarily OS and hardware.