yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Accessories] sjuarez1980:
Thanks Baratheonist. This is what I was looking for. Still debating if I should get it... not sure if i want my tablet set as a netbook or if I'd like to take it out and put back in from time to time. I have the Asus Transformer Infinity with the dock and I find I use the tablet mostly without the dock but I do find it handy from time to time... plus it acts as an extra battery so that was a plus. Maybe I will give it time.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Accessories] telcodave:
The nicest looking set up I have seen, but, would it kill any of these Bluetooth keyboard makers to add a small mouse pad?
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Accessories] xdaDemiGod:
$50

Now only if they could price this thing reasonably!!! $99 + tax I think NOT!!! This needs to be around $50 before the average joe like me would ever even consider buying it.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Accessories] Baratheonist:
I definitely agree. This would be a more popular accessory if not for the price tag.
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Accessories] kable:
Looks nice.

I wonder if my Note 8.0 would still fit in my front pants pocket with this case on it?
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Accessories] tomhub389:
Does the onscreen keyboard still popup when this keyboard is paired?
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Accessories] mimimui:
I have this keyboard too and it's really nice! It's one of the best gadget I've invested in ;)
[HTC One X] teamomivida:
Hello everyone,

I am facing a problem here with my HOX

(bootloader) version: 0.5a
(bootloader) version-bootloader: 1.39.0000
(bootloader) version-baseband: 5.1204.162.29
(bootloader) version-cpld: None
(bootloader) version-microp: None
(bootloader) version-main: 3.14.401.31
(bootloader) serialno:
(bootloader) imei:
(bootloader) product: endeavoru
(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-T30S
(bootloader) modelid: PJ4610000
(bootloader) cidnum: HTC__001
(bootloader) battery-status: good
(bootloader) battery-voltage: 3783mV
(bootloader) devpower: 65
(bootloader) partition-layout: None
(bootloader) security: on
(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP
(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT
(bootloader) commitno-bootloader: None
(bootloader) hbootpreupdate: 2
(bootloader) gencheckpt: 0
all: Done!

I got the update via system, it says 3.20.401.1 (35.66 MB) , I download and choose Install now, it takes me to recovery mode (TWRP) I choose to install it and it says fail.

What I tried so far: I tried to modify the updater-script file and removed the shown below code, to bypass the verification and I got the same problem.

assert(file_getprop("/system/build.prop", "ro.build.fingerprint") == "htc_europe/endeavoru/endeavoru:4.1.1/JRO03C/128187.31:user/release-keys" ||
file_getprop("/system/build.prop", "ro.build.fingerprint") == "htc_europe/endeavoru/endeavoru:4.1.1/JRO03C/156838.1:user/release-keys");
assert(check_cid(getprop("ro.cid"), "00000000" , "11111111" ,
"22222222" , "33333333" , "44444444" , "55555555" , "66666666" ,
"77777777" , "88888888" , "99999999" , "HTC__001" , "HTC__E11" ,
"HTC__203" , "HTC__102" , "HTC__405" , "HTC__Y13" , "HTC__A07" ,
"HTC__304" , "HTC__M27" , "HTC__032" ,
"HTC__016") == "t");
ifelse( is_ship_bootloader(getprop("ro.bootloader")) == "t" ,
assert(check_mid("full", "PJ4610000") == "t");,
assert(check_mid("simple", "PJ4610000") == "t");
);

The purpose is to update to 4.18 and sense 5 . And I don't like the custom roms. unless there are ones that are not CM10 based.

And BTW is my phone international? I really don't know... Can you know it by the CID?

I appreciate your help guys.
[HTC One X] teamomivida:
Nandroid Backup 4.18.401.2 CID HTC__001

Sorry, I just noticed this thread: COLLECTION - Stock Nandroid Backups for Different CIDs

Should I try this?

Nandroid Backup 4.18.401.2 CID HTC__001

Advise me please
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Flash back stock recovery
[Android Themes] jereMarfil24:
Introduction:-

Hello Friends ..

I have mod the themes specially for Xperia M but this will work for all HDPI devices and they are resized from stock Z1 theme packs and this theme quality is really HD !

Disclaimer:-

I'm not taking any responsibility if you brick your device while installing this mod.

You are doing this your own risk.

Skip this , If you don't want to soft brick.

Although its tested but if you will play with files in this mod then Its over you.

I Hope you have read this carefully, Now move to next steps :

Requirement :-

Root

Instructions :-

1.First download require data from <MODERATOR EDITED - NOEL MACWAN LINK REMOVED>

2.Copy all apks

Note : this is not flashable zip since there is no CWM for Xperia M

3. And Paste it to /system/app/

4.Then Immediately Reboot your device

And Enjoy

MODERATOR EDIT: Noel Macwan is banned from XDA and so is his work. Thread Closed.
[Sony Xperia M] jereMarfil24:
Introduction:-

Hello Friends ..

in this mod only drawables are changed which are from Xperia Z1 Honami

Disclaimer:-

I'm not taking any responsibility if you brick your device while installing this mod.

You are doing this your own risk.

Skip this , If you don't want to soft brick.

Although its tested but if you will play with files in this mod then Its over you.

I Hope you have read this carefully, Now move to next steps :

Requirement :-

Root

Instructions :-

1.First download require data from <MODERATOR EDITED - LINK REMOVED> Here !!

[/URL]

2.Copy Settings

3. And Paste it to /system/app/

4.Then Immediately Reboot your device

And Enjoy
[Sony Xperia M] dunc4n88:
Thanks for this development, I've created a general & development thread and the link to this thread has been shared on there just trying to organise things for this phone until (hopefully) a section gets created in the forums

Thanks again also the link for the other mod has been shared in that thread aswell

Here is the link to the thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=46069936
[Sony Xperia M] jyothisthaliath:
Need screenshots

Please post some screenshots man.. Kudos!!
[Sony Xperia M] jereMarfil24:
Thanks for sharing and helping us
[Sony Xperia M] MahaDEVELOPER:
Need Screenshots. Pls.
[Sony Xperia M] jereMarfil24:
Open link you are find all
[Sony Xperia M] ApriliaM3:
The work of Noel Macwan and SXDevelopers is banned from XDA

Thread closed.
[Microsoft Surface] Sephi:
Hello there,

do you guys know if the type cover scratches the surface display? I do know that mine is just a few weeks old and I was good to it, meaning it didn*t fall down or anything like that. Still, I got some scratches in it. I now think that this could be because of the type cover. Do you guys have any experience with that. And: Are there better covers out there, maybe even thinner? I don't need the keys all the time anyway.
[Microsoft Surface] Ri3v|:
The type cover,you mean the keyboard thingy?it never did scratch my surface:confused:
[Microsoft Surface] SixSixSevenSeven:
2 covers available at the moment. The type cover and the touch cover. They are being replaced with the type 2 and touch 2 which are slightly slimmer, backlit and in the case of the touch 2 have more sensors so should be more accurate plus support multitouch gestures on the trackpad. There is also the power cover which seems to be a thicker type cover with a battery in it for charging a surface pro, surface pro 2 or surface 2 but *not* the surface RT (where it would just serve as a thicker type cover).

None of those cases should scratch the display. They are plastic, the screen is gorilla glass. Gorilla glass can only really be damaged by very sharp edges, sand/other grit and a few minerals. In your case most likely grit damaged it. Plastic could not scratch it.
[Microsoft Surface] johnchad14:
It's a hard surface that can grind dust into screen when it's closed up. That goes for anything really, the risk is there. I have a few tiny dot marks on screen after using type cover for a few months and keeping everything clean and in a sleeve when not used. No big damage that I can even notice with screen on, though.
[Microsoft Surface] Sephi:
Mine is pretty noticable. I got a new surface RT without scratches and I'm kinda afraid now to use the type cover again...
[Microsoft Surface] SixSixSevenSeven:
Is it in an environment with alot of dirt and grit? It wouldnt just have to be the cover, it lying face down, going into a padded sleeve or the touch cover could also rub dirt over the front of your tablet.
[Microsoft Surface] Sephi:
No, it's really not. For example, my Galaxy Note, and I really really wasn't good to it and it fell down quite a few times or were together with my keys in my pocket - does not have any noticable scratches. The Surface however has quite some big, deep ones which are clearly noticable even when the screen is on. And I don't know there they are supposed to come from other than the type cover.
[Microsoft Surface] Sephi:
OK, the type cover is DEFINITLY scratching the display. I got a few more scratches today after I took it with me in my bag and used the type cover as protection. The scratches all look kinda similiar and they are all in the upper region, I guess there is more contraction there. Horrible, I would NOT use the type cover as an actual display protection.
[Microsoft Surface] Sephi:
The strange thing is the scratches are all in the area without keys, the area where the touchpad is but to the sides, so it's no rough surface (no pun intended). I don't know where the scratches are coming from en masse but they are there, it's horrible. I know ordered this bag here: http://www.amazon.de/dp/B00D1HQPQC/ref=pe_386171_38075861_TE_item

Any thoughts?
[Microsoft Surface] SixSixSevenSeven:
Thats an absolute physical impossibility.

All materials have a hardness (or several hardnesses dependant on the method of measurement but the general principle applies the same).

In order for material A to scratch material B, material A must be harder than material B.

Plastic is not as hard as gorilla glass, nor is it rough edged (a very sharp point of a softer material if forced hard enough will scratch another harder material). Expecting a flat piece of plastic to scratch the glass on the surface is like throwing a ball in the air and expecting it to fall, doesn't happen.

If there is something in between then it can happen. Sand for example, it is harder than gorilla glass, its also a small particle that tends to stick to your screen so when you shut the cover on it the cover will be forcing the sand into the screen, due to the nature of the hinge on the surface the cover can wobble forwards and back a few mm rubbing the sand grain over a small area. Other bits of dirt can do it again, small bits of mud or whatever.

Plastic at most could only transfer the coating of the plastic to the glass which would wipe off, and that I highly doubt would happen.

As for more contraction, that would entirely be down to how you store the device. The touch cover only attaches with a simple flap, its free to drop open or closed at any time, if its stored with slightly more force in one corner then its not going to apply the force terribly equally across the device.
[Microsoft Surface] Sephi:
But where is it coming from? Scratches are everywhere and by no chance I got sand in my bag or anywhere else. ;) It's been months since the last time I saw some sand. ;) Living in the middle of germany.
[Microsoft Surface] SixSixSevenSeven:
It doesnt necessarily have to be beach sand. Concrete dust, mud, construction sand. All could do it (mud less so). Sand has a tendancy to hide in small spots in bags if there is any (or transfer from other items). Anything could be the cause, i find it highly unlikely to be the cover itself.

One thing you could try, can you find a sheet of soft fabric or foam or something that you could cut to size and wedge between the cover and screen. Might reduce the impact of whatever is going on. Can keep the sheet loose in your bag, stick it in when closing the cover. Or simply fold the keyboard over the back of the unit and put it in a netbook sleeve but that would be leaving the glass exposed to knocks etc
[Microsoft Surface] Sephi:
Well, I really looked into my bag but I can't find any sand or anything like that. Dust, obviously, is everywhere all the time. Like I stated before, y my GNOte is basically scratch free after 1,5 years of abusive use. I don't get it.
[Microsoft Surface] worwig:
YES, the type cover WILL scratch the display. I have heard it from other people and I have it myself.

NO, it is not the material, it is any grit that gets trapped in between them. Get a tiny grain of sand in there, you are in trouble.

YES, I use a screen protector now and it is getting trashed.

NOW I carry a large micro fiber cloth in my carrying case. Before putting the Surface away, I wipe off the display and keyboard. That has reduce the amount of damage. I'll still need to replace the screen protector often, but I'm OK with that compared to more glass damage.
[Microsoft Surface] Sephi:
I hate screen protectors with a passion. I will just stop using type cover then...
[Microsoft Surface] willusdun:
after reading this thread it is very bad news, this is a poor design by microsoft if they did not consider this. no laptop i have ever had scratches the display but many cheaper laptops ive had leave dust imprint around the keys and sometimes the keys even pressed the screen. now that the screens are so hard like glass obviously if little particles get trapped and rub it will scratch it. too bad as this was going to be my first gorilla glass product. i hate scratches so will ignore the type cover. even the touch cover will have the same issue if it is completely flush and pressed against the display.

what a damn shame
[Microsoft Surface] redbean25:
Indeed it does. I bought mine on Sunday night. Monday afternoon I noticed a scratch/pit on my screen when I was cleaning it off. I looked at the type cover, and there was a piece of grit/sand stuck in the soft, flat part where my right palm is not supposed to rest.

:crying:
[Microsoft Surface] Nippero:
Microsoft likely did consider it, and decided that having a slimmer overall product would generate more revenue.

Some laptops dont have this issue because they have "spacers" around the screen that maintain a small gap between the keys and the screen when closed.

My Thinkpad has markings on its screen from its own keyboard, even though theres a massive 2-3mm gap between the keys and screen when closed. This is because the screen can flex a bit and likely got smushed into my keys (I'm pretty rough with my Thinkpad).

There isnt much you can do about it, almost every product has this issue.

My HTC One sits in my pocket with nothing else in it, and it has markings on it. I haven't been anywhere near a beach since I got the phone.

So like someone else said, all sorts of particles can scratch your screen.

Even Macbooks have this issue, its the reason why people sell specially cut microfiber cloths that are meant to be placed between screen and keyboard when Macbook is closed.

Either get a screen protector, deal with it, or wait a few decades until they make glass strong enough to resist everything.
[Microsoft Surface] SixSixSevenSeven:
My HP sleekbook has an imprint from the keys on the screen. I had my laptop bag on the passenger seat of my car, was cut up really badly by someone at 50mph, immediately wished that my car had decent ABS which it doesnt as it made a nice tyre squeal. Laptop bag slammed to floor, opened it up, laptop 100% intact, just has key imprints on the screen which are actually rubbing off (does literally seem to be dirt rather than physical damage).
[Microsoft Surface] wltklah:
I have my Surface RT with touch cover. I have been using it for a year. I never put any screen protector and I have scratches on screen. I carry my surface in my bag pretty much every week day. I don't find the scratches affecting any usability or affecting the quality of display. When the screen lights up while using, you are not going to see those scratches that easy. Only when screen off and at certain angle you will be able to see some. It's just a device for use for couple years, relax and enjoy it. Putting screen protector will protect the screen from scratches, but degrade your display color, viewing angle, reflection, brigtness, touch feel, etc.
[General Questions and Answers] CyberptikDepatch:
I recently bought a galaxy S duos (s 7562) and I wanted to use the 8GB micro SDHC I had in my old nokia 5800 with this one.but the s7562 doesnt identify this card.I tried googling to find anything about it and failed.manual says insert a micro SD.Can someone please tell me whether Micro SDHC work on this device at all? if it works,what could be the problem I'm facing?

huge thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] thebiggboss180:
I don't think there's a deffrence u can use any sd card for any phone

Maybe the card has a problem

Try it in other device .
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n4v1n:
I charge my phone via magnetic cable that attaches to the dock connector so that i dont wear out the seal on the micro usb door etc. But I've noticed that if i turn off the screen it comes back on within 5 minutes while charging. Does anyone know of a setting I can change or is this a bug?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] harfot:
I think you can change it in the Smart Connect app
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] benziii:
I noticed something else.

I hooked up a MHL cable (Bought long ago for the HOX), to test some response times etc..

And I could not turn of the screen when it was connected (well it turns off, then immediatly turns on again).

Would be nice to know if anybody knows a way to turn it off to conserve battery.

Also I have never used any wireless methods, and am keen to know if one can stream something with the screen off.

This is however a question for a different thread, sorry OP!

I have not changed anything in smart connect, and my screen lights up when put in the dock (just like the Z did).

When I turn it off, it does stay off though.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] troed:
Most probably it does not snap in fully. I had the same with my DK30 for the Xperia Z Ultra with one of the 3 DK30 docks. Just wiggle a little bit and then it might work continously.

Generally I fear the copper pins will wear out with the time or get slightly corroded so that there will be no full contact anymore. I had this problem with my LG-Smartwatch 5 years ago after 2 years (YES, they had a smartwatch-phone with sim-card and mSD ! already then ! :D)
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n4v1n:
Looks like i had to enable smart connect for the dock connection but change all actions to do nothing.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kcyen18:
How you do change actions to do nothing?

I'm currently using my magnetic charger to charge, but slideshow on photo album always starts.

My smart connect has been disabled.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Stefen Jerrard:
I want custom rom that support my device and have multi window system, just like my friend he has Samsung note 8.0 that support multi window...
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Tobster:
Hi!

I have the XDA II (Qtek2020) and it used to work fine... But for some reason now I can't enter my contacts and my calender. And if I'm so lucky to enter, it is all ****ed up and I can't read half of it. The buttons, text and so on is simply gone!

I was sure that a hard reset would do the trick, but that did not work :cry: Now I dont know what do do. My calender and contacts is what I'm using most on my PDA. And further more my icons are missing when I e.g. go to "System" or any other menu. Does anyone know what I can do? My XDAII is totally useless... :cry: :cry: :cry:

As far as I see it my only option is to try to install a new ROM.

I'm currently using ROM version 1.03.00 USA and Radio version 1.05.12A - VM2003

But I am a totally newbie in this upgrading thing... I know that I could (and I will) read a lot in this forum on updating it, but I know that it will confuse me too, cause there is a lot of opinions and a lot of threats...

I would like if someone would simply say:

* "This" is the best ROM you can install. There are no bugs and it runs perfectly! (ofcourse I want the BEST rom with the best radio too - I want all the best :wink: )

* This is how you upgrade - simply and easy described.

I need to have installed a ROM that allow me to use TT5 and does not freeze... Also have to work with bluetooth support...

How about the radio part? Is that included in the ROM or do I have to install that seperately?

How about updating to WM2005? Would that be a good idea or are there still too many bugs? I need to sync with my desktop. I've heard that WM2005 is having trouble doing that? And how about programs working on WM2005?

The XDAII is unlocked.

Thanks in advance!!!!

And thank to you people for reading this post and replying seriously.

I appriciate it! I really need your help
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Rudegar:
in the ftp there is a 1.75 rom which i think have radio stack 1.18

personaly i'm still using the norwegien 1.72 with 1.14

never heard about a problem such as yours

unless you restore your backup i dont really see how these issues could

survive a hardreset

the radio stack is included in the rom upgrade¨

about upgrading here is a guide

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=HimalayaRomkitchen
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Tobster:
The only back up I'm restoring is my contacts and my calender from Outlook on my desktop...

ROM 1.75 ? Is that VM2003SE or WM2005? I assume that it is WM2005 when using the radio stack 1.18???

"The Norwegien 1.72 with 1.14"? Is that WM2005? Working fine? No probs?

How do I access the FTP? Excuse this newbie... :roll: :D
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Rudegar:
no 1.75 is not 2005 it's 2003 (not SE)

ftp

http://wiki.xda-developers.com/index.php?pagename=BA_FTP_Site

2005 dont come with a radio stack of it's own so if one upgrade to it one get what ever radiostack one already had

1.72 is also 2003 (not SE)

my reasons for not getting later editions is

the 2003SE in english are manualy translated from chinese so it's not official and some people report issues with the transscriber and dictionary i believe

the 2005 i suspect dont use the ATI chip which mean that it's GUI is slower then earlier roms some guy did some benchs which showed that it was much slower with 2005 then with 2003 when it came to graphics

imho then 2005 is reported a bit slugish speedwise

and it dont really offer something which i need so i havent taken the ride myself

my 1.72 is working just fine
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 General] Tobster:
If I upgrade to WM2003SE or WM2005, can I then easily downgrade if I'm not satisfied?
[Sony Xperia M] jereMarfil24:
Introduction:-

Hello Friends .. I have shared you stock indian firmware for Xperia M single SIM : C1904

This build is major update and having major fixes and more stability also its smooth then .A. build

Disclaimer:-

I'm not taking any responsibility if you brick your device while flashing your device

You are doing this your own risk.

Skip this , If you don't want to soft brick.

I Hope you have read this carefully, Now move to next steps :

Downloads :-

Firmware :

<< Read More >>

Direct Download : Google Docs - Click Here to Download !!

Direct Download : MEGA - Click Here to Download !

Torrent Download : Click Here to Download !!

Requirement :-

Flashtool

Firmware

Instructions:-

First install flashtool

Now Copy the firmware

And Paste it to /C://flashtool/firmwares Then open flashtool

And Click to flash the device (thunder icon)

Now select Flashmode

And now select the firmware and flash it

Now it will say to connect your device via fashmode then follow it

It will take 2 or 3 minutes to complete the flashing process. Device will take some time to load and it will stay at Sony logo for long period. So don’t worry be patience the device will loaded without any problems.

And You're Done ! Your Device is flashed , Enjoy !

I Hope that this Guide and post helped you

Credits :-

Ram Prasad For making ftf , torrent file

Waledac for making mirror downloads : MEGA , Google Docs

Me for sharing them :P