yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] DeHAWK:
Got your mail, looking at them right now and comparing with my own files.

See ya'

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Ok, this looks nice. Have to look more into them.

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My dear friend, please zip your files, I don't use rar in Ubuntu. :D

Have to switch to Windows and back...lol

Somethings wrong with my account here, it log out out after a few minutes, can't add pics etc...

But at least I can get in now on my laptop. Might have to cantact the Mod.

See ya'
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] xenix96:
Added Mappe1.zip to http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=49182714&postcount=12

Cheers
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] faabak:
Nice thread, i already have the i9506, and i will get my Note 3 as a company phone on wednesday. I'd ble glad to help! :)
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Absolon:
I created my I9506 files from my phone.

All XDA related content will be placed here for reference and PM me your gmails and I give you r/w there.

(changed the link since someone tried to read INSIDE a rar file in gdocs. There is a zip there now as well)

So, as you see, I got the same values, just that you didn't give you any? :)

We do have exactly the same layout

We know it's the same board

We have recovery that is working

N9005 recoveries are NOT?

Any idea?

Who had the "mended" Philz from start? What was changed so it would work?

Because if we can figure this out it looks promising. If we can't then we need to start trying (need that anyway) compiling stuff and go from there.

But I thought it would be interesting just to check if it would work or not. Damn it...

/Abs

Edit: OMG, I outed myself ;)

I created the PIT-file from my phone.

Will place all further things
[Galaxy S 4 i9506 Android Development] Absolon:
Yes, I will use the algorithm that was invented in 1978 (ok 1989 and I have NO IDEA why Google chose that when there are so many more effective alg that are OS)... ;)

I can use LHA, or even a C64 cruncher just to get you start working dammit ;)

And btw, unrar if freeware ;)

/Absie
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] colonel:
1. Case made of titanium alloy

2. Screen fills lid completely - 800x480

3. 1mm thinner base

4. CDMA2000 and EDGE for travelling to the US

5. HSDPA (for 3mbit 3g in europe)

6. Double, or more, battery life.

7. Intel 2700 3d accelerator

8. Compact flash slot

9. nintendo ds cartridge slot and emulator (screens side by side on 800x480) - ;->

10. Wifi g and new n standard

11. Driver and cable for ipod (to stream videos). Would not want a hard disk as (a) it drains battery, (b) I can upgrade my ipod when high capacities come out without upgrading my PDA

12. 128 or 256 mbyte program memory

13. Dual or quad core ARM cpu (circa 2020 !!)

I wouldn't change the form factor one bit. Its very comfortable for a micro-computer. As I have mentioned before, I have a small cell phone for calling, would never use this kind device as a main phone.

:-))

rgds
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Osir1s:
Well I get my jasjar tomorrow or thenext day, but I dont see why you wouldnt use it as a phone, theres plenty of other PDA/Phone hybrids out there that are just as large as this, and people seem to manage just fine.

In any case I guess I cannot really comment on your thread till tomorrow *fingers crossed* nevertheless, it goes without saying that some titannium wouldnt have gone astray :D
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] thaihugo:
I think you forgot the integrated Sirf III GPS :D
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] colonel:
good point. Sirf III and future galileo compatibility.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] dreamtheater39:
1. TV/monitor out built in

2. 4GB or more built in storage space

3. Hot swappable sim cards

4. USB hosting (give it to us dammit!)

5. better OS than WM5 (at least powered by something like VJSihaya....wheres it VJ buddy??? :))

thats it for now....

cheers!

S
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Ward:
Why not just grab a Sony ultra portable and a PCMCIA 3G card...

*runs*
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] colonel:
why not sony small ? - weight, cost, battery life, size and that damn memory stick thing ........
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] rilot:
Mini OLED display on lid so one doesn't need to open it to see who's calling.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] philtech44:
Phone & bluetooth upgraded... better operational quality & stability required there... in my opinion

but definitely USB hosting... and out-of-the-box syncing with Macs would be good Uncle Gates.. please!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] lbendlin:
Quadband GSM (including 850 MHz) and EDGE - because we'll never get UMTS over here :cry:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] xerxes:
1) 2mm thinner

2) 2/3 the current weight (but no lighter or it will feel like a toy)

3) Put the on switch above the keyboard for easy thumb press before/after typing

4) 800x480 screen filling the lid

5) usb host

6) add ctrl an esc keys

7) loads more battery of course

8) built in gps

9) 256mb rom

10) 256mb ram

11) Make it just a touch snappier when loading big programs (PI, Tomtom etc)

12) Add a scroll wheel for navigating web pages, docs etc

13) Built in PDF reader

That should all be pretty acheivable I would say.

xerxes
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] jah:
My Vaio is 1.25kg, 6.5 hr battery life, best screen ever, 11" screen means the device is very portable and has a SD slot!. Use it with a 3G datacard - I know its about twice the price (only!) of the universal but with 60G HDD and a proper OS its worth it!

The main things I woud want in the Universal II is:

- lower price

- screen locking to stop the screen cracking under pressure (eg when in pocket)

- improved signal strenght of the BT

- HSDPA

- larger screen (same resolution)

- soft keys for use in standard PDA

- more programmable keys on the keyboard/front of the device

- small screen on the top of the camshell

- 64MB RAM and 128MB user memory (useable)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] RyanZA:
They should do this! Would bump price up around 25%, however (more?). Would also require some careful antenna placement. :)

This one would require a new OS. WM5 can't handle this. Linux would work, however. :D

They will definately be able to do this in the future.. just not right now.

Definately possible. (Very unlikely, however.. phone makers like having just one spec per phone)

This ones a definate. Expect them to drop 3G to put it on though...

Going to need some veryyy big inovations in battery creation for this one. Companies are pouring billions into this, however, so it might happen. :D

No thanks! One of these new nvidia 3d accelerators please.

What for? Anything that can be done with CF is do able with SDIO. Rather just add 'better SDIO cards' into the wishlist.

Not a chance. Proprietry to nintendo. :cry:

Definately.. the new wifi chips are tiny and use very little power.

This is entirely up to apple to create a standard cable. Nothing to do with the PDA, this one is entirely in apples court to create an iPod which is compatible with standard USB. :cry:

This one goes right with the battery one - we are going to need a MUCH better battery for this to work!

circa 2020 sounds a bit far away...

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[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] colonel:
Hi Jah,

I like the idea of a full XP mini-portable. Perhaps origami will produce nice devices. But I still think the Universal has major advantages as I listed:

1. I don't belive the battery life of 6.5 hours (with respect). I've had a few small sony's and they never get over 2.

2. Are you talking about the tx series ? the weight is 1250g vs 285g for the universal.

3. The TX series is £1400. My xda exec was £150 with £30 a month for 200mb data (which I pay for whatever data device I have).

4. Connectivity, SMS & 3G are built in. You have to install loads of software to get running on the PC.

5. The PC has to be left on all the time, in standby it won't pick up SMS.

Are you are really going to walk around with a 1250g laptop all day with it switched on ???. You will need a very long mains cable and a contract with the top spine consultant.

I really think there is no competition to the Universal for a tiny fully connected device that can easily last out the day (with spare batteries that are very light compared to laptop batteries).

rgds
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] colonel:
Hi RyanZa,

detailed answer. agree with you mostly there.

On the chipset however, qualcomm have it pretty much covered. As edge is the most used one in the US, the MSM6260 would do for me :-

http://www.cdmatech.com/docs_detail...tring=&chip=MSM6250&chip=MSM6260&chip=MSM6500

Note the MSM6250 is in the current universal

rgds
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] jah:
@colonel,

with respect my TX1 gives me 6.5hrs battery life. The new TX2 is even better. Please see this spec at the sony site: http://shop.sonystyle-europe.com/So...B&languageId=EN&s=external&ss=show&id=laptop*

In the UK the retail price of a JasJar/Qtexk9000 is around UKP600 and the TX1 can be bought for around UK1200.

I use my TX1 on the train all the time for web surfing because with 3G it is much faster then my Exec. Different requirements mean different solutions. Looking at the technology in a Vaio you can see the Universal is not good value.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] colonel:
Jah, we can agree to differ.

I find the 3g and wifi surfing on the xda exec (with no o2 software installed and don't use PIE) very fast. Note that o2 have voice/data 3g chips set to 128kbits. For data only chips (which are supplied with 3g cards) they are set to 384kbits (which mine is on the exec).

I picked up a small compaq laptop in new york for £500 with 1280x768, 80gb and dual layer dvd writer.

But 285 vs 1250 man .......
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] shadykw:
pretty interresting topic-

but you guys added almost everything and forgot security mesurments.

they also should add the following.

1- finger print scanner, even better retinal scanner.

2- better voice recogniition system.

3- bluetooth multiple device support.

4- a better camera with a Zeiss lens like the nokia n90

i would also love to c a normal web browser that can oppen webpages with multi frames like the WEBCT web interface.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] jah:
You know, Symbian 9.1 on a Universal II would really make the device fly!!
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] RyanZA:
Wow, thats one nice chip. :D

Any idea if its slated to be used in any upcoming phones?

????

That is about the most uneducated thing I have heard anyone say in awhile. :lol:

Good luck getting these features working under *that* :lol: OS.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] hal:
Universal 2

- 802.11a/b/g with full 802.11i and .11e support

- VoIP SIP client integrated with GSM client

- transparent roaming from 3G/GPRS/Edge to WiFi (and vice versa)

- EAP-SIM support

- A much clearer Network configuration panel. Internet / Work / dialup as it is today is absolute crap.

- Bluetooth v2.0 with all profiles that is reliable

- 256 or 512M Rom / 128M RAM

- 600MHz CPU

- 2/4Gb flash drive AND a real SDCard slot (tomtom...)

- Backpack mechanism (VGA, CF, second battery... like my XDA2)

- 48h battery full usage (WiFi/Bluetooth/GPRS). I don't dare asking for 72h...

- (mini)USB host connector...

- Keep the VGA screen...

- 2 or 3 MP camera

Everybody must have noticed my bias towards networking by now ;-)

Dreams...

Hal
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] xerxes:
Hi speed 3G

Question for Colonel

How did you get your XDA up to 384kbits?

Did you have to do something to the Exec or did you get it automatically by taking out a data only contract?

xerxes
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] colonel:
I'm not sure how it is for other providers, but O2 automatically set data only (i.e. with no voice tariff) chips to 384k.

3G chips with voice are set to a default data speed of 128k. I understand that they will change it on request.

To check your speed, call o2 and ask the customer service person (CSP) to ask the technical dept. what speed your chip is set to. She/he will not know, it is not on their system, they will also not transfer you to the technical dept. to ask the question directly. You will have to ask him/her to ask them. Normally the CSP will put you on hold for a minute, and then get back to you with the speed the chip is set to.

rgds
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] colonel:
just to be clear, there is no restriction on the exec or the actual sim chip, it is purely a setting on your customer record with o2.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] xerxes:
Thanks Colonel.

I know my profile says Vodafone but my Exec is on O2. I'll give them a call and see if I can get the speed up. I have a data centric contract so voice is turned on but it's worth a try.

xerxes
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] alpine:
My wants are:

1. HSDPA for the USA

2. Either the Omap3 processor / graphics accelerator (www.ti.com/omap3), or the Intel Monahan coupled with the GoForce 5500 accelerator (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_XScale#PXA29x_.28Monahan.29)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] adamdon89:
I think you guys are getting a little carried away, DS cartridge slot?- If it was really perfect it would run on vista, have a 4GHz processor, HDTV and a microwave oven.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] jah:
@colonel

I have both my O2 SIMs on the higher speed - but because a laptop has graphics accleration asnd ues real RAM not flash memory an O2 3G SIM seems even faster when used in a data card compared to when its is used on the Exec.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] philtech44:
Glad to see some of us mentioning the Universals Bluetooth reliablity at last...

RyanZ?

Phone quality & reliability would also be a worthy contender.. :-)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] colonel:
Symbian is a spin-off from Psion which created the OS for its abortive range of PDAs, although admitedly the 5 series had one of the best mobile keyboards ever. Its development is mostly dominated by Nokia as:

1. It didn't want to pay dibs to MS

2. If it used Linux it wouldn't have control.

I wouldn't overplay Symbian as anything special for real-time. There are realtime versions of Linux and MS and it just comes down to how you control interupts.

Coming back on to topic, I have never used a Symbian device which has anything except a totally sluggish interface. In addition its very 'unconfigurable' and there is next to no software. I have had made PDAs, including various Palm OS, Blackberry and Symbians. I always come back to MS Windows as:

a. Its fast

b. Its easy to use

c. I can use the widest range of hardware

d. Its totally tweakable

e. There is loads of software

Because it has such flexible implementation it is often up to the hardware manufacturers as to how fast it runs. For example, I used to have a SPV 500 which is super fast. And I loved being able to flick through menus quickly using the number keys - so simple and yet so cool.

WM5 has just come out, and there any many variable implementations. The Mioa201 is very bug free, the universal improves after each firmware update, the wizard is quite reliable but dreadfully slow due to the 196mhz cpu. The dell x50 upgrade was a disaster, etc.

I am sure WM5 will improve and I am very happy 95% of the time with the universal. I would like any future device to have Windows 5, unless someone comes out with a cool stable Linux implementation.

In terms of having Win XP on a palm device, I really are not happy about this as its just not made for a low drain, efficient storage device. Both WM5 (and WM2003) and XP are based on the NT kernel, which is highly configurable and can run on multiple hardware cpus. Development of the CE version of NT kernel seems the best way to power mobile devices and I'm a big fan.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Biso007:
the device is perfect so far as a micro laptop ... sure it would be better to have most of the mentioned here ...

but as a phone it's still far behind ... that's why I see the most wanted features are external LCD for the caller name and more enhanced and RELIABLE bluetooth stack ... can't dare to ask for BT 2.0 with AD2P :(
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] jah:
Contrary to what colonel claims, the Universal is not fast given the CPU it has access to. This is one thing I would like improved.

I viewed the same web site on my Palm LifeDrive and Universal running Opera and the Universal was very slow while the LifeDrive was very quick. So the Universal does need to improve to be as good as some old PDAs.

Also, I would like the battery life of the Universal to double so it is a good as my slow sluggish but very stable and rock solid Nokia 9500 (which by the way has a CPU with is about 40% of the speed of the Universal but manages to implement phone functions which do not result in delayed call alert).

Edit: Colonel you're right PIE better just tested that
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] colonel:
this damn website db just crashed on me and I lost a whole post I was typing. I can't be bothered to type it all in again but just to say that I don't like opera on the universal, it crashes all the time when I use it. Netfront is much better and PIE is faster.

WM5 devices do seem to be more sluggish to start up apps then wm2003. Many people say this is the static memory but time will tell if there are any improvements.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Riceburner:
I'd like to see a built in mouse (clit-mouse thing - like laptops used to have). There's not enough room for a touchpad, but a clit-mouse/joystick type thing would fit on the current form-factor easily.

Also an integrated, slide-out BlueTooth headset would be VERY cool. (as long as it worked well. ;) ). The reason I started using PPCs was to have a electronic diary and phone in one unit - to minimise the amount of "things" I carried around. But in order to use the PPC as a phone AND a diary at the same time you need a headset (or wired headphones). Thus sort of negating one of the most useful features of the devices. (they're meant to be a convergence device, yes?). So - have a pull-out, very small (like an in-ear headset with an ultra lite boom) device. It'll charge from the phone (so needs a battery that's good for maybe 2 hours, rather than 18 or so), and will remove the need for an extra item. The act of pulling the headset from the phone would either answer a call, or engage the voice dial system to make a call.

I'd like to see the power button in a more user-friendly place (it's current position on the bottom face is crap). Likewise for the SD slot.

A small screen to display CallerId on the outside would be nice, in fact it's necessary... actually - how about making this even funkier and running it down one side? it only needs to be one character high after all. (assuming it's still a clamshell design.)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] outz:
a clit-mouse?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] phoenix rising:
the data rate isnt dictated by the SIM, its dictated by the network, service you are trying to use, amount of other users on the cell and distance from cell/ noise in the system.

all the operators have enough kit deployed to 'allow' you to reach 384Kbps, but it very rarely happens (I can explain why but its long winded and boring). I usually get around 350Kbps in my front room, and I have a site looking straight at the house.

HSDPA IS 3G, so one wont be dropped for the other as its the same thing, you have to have 3G to have HSDPA. again, the 3Mb isnt particularly obtainable at the moment, expect no more than 1-1.5Mbps on the downlink.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] philtech44:
Yes I agree Biso... phone/bluetooth will - as Ive said a while ago but was shot down for it by some members - definitely be upgraded for reliability and stability I'm quite sure... Indeed. A caller display screen on the outer shell is a very worthy feature that should have been built into the current model...
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] simon_darley:
built in FM radio

built in TV receiver

full screen WM

full screen video capture

built in GPS system that accepts any SAT NAV software

full size USB with ability for flash keys to be used

mini QVGA screen on external with clock, time, caller id etc display

easier "touch" to buttons particularly on side

functionality for the "backlight" button

more "spare" buttons

heaps more RAM and ROM

Actual VGA resolution by the OS and applications.

Improved camera quality and resolution

Improved video capture to 640x480
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] bloemfc:
They Should split the Phone and PDA Portions

The Phone should be accessible via an internal interface for Network Access etc

If the PDA Hangs - the phone should still work - I hate it when i dont receive calls because my Apps are using all the memory
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] kdskamal:
No symbian please !! Symbian OS sucks when compared to WM OS.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] jmdrizen:
I would love a device like this, the Uni with TV viewing capabilities... fantastic!!

As far as the RAM goes,,, am I write in thinking that even if the device had 128Mb, 256Mb... or higher it wouldn't make much difference, as the OS can't handle large RAM counts?

If that is the case, does anyone know if CE 6.0 is going to be different?? Anyone know when that's out? What's using it?

Regards :-D
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] belfast-biker:
Quite simply, if it combined the best of the Hermes and the Universal in a package that LOOKS like a Uni, but is the size od a Hermes. So basically a Uni-like Hermes with VGA and SD.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] is4:
In addition to what you mentioned,

--- A more-than-4-inches screen (there is no use of a 600*800 screen resolution without increasing the size)

--- A much better OS since it can run PC OSs

--- More convenient solutions (to make it more practical than any mobile phone)

--- A realistic price (especially when compared with better PDAs)
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] PReDiToR:
I'd like to see MORE RAM!

I'd settle for 256MB, but more is always better. Of course a faster CPU would be needed too.

Bluetooth needs a kick up the jacksie. Keep infrared. WiFi needs to be fully A/B/G/N compatible. The standards are out there, let's use them.

The USB Host needs turning on. Even if we need two ports. Can we have a full size USB port?

The next version of WM needs to be PC like, rather than in ROM. Edit, change, delete all you like on the device rather than trying to fiddle around with decoding ROMs and flashing them back.

I remember getting Windows 3.11 running from a 1.44MB floppy, we could hack away at WM6 and put in exactly what we wanted WinPE style.

Oh, and the bootloader needs to have a boot from SD option for Linux users.

The SD slot and power buttons are at the wrong end of the device.

An external screen that shows callerID/clock/missed calls/SMSs received is all that is needed in that department.

UNLOCKED! (Orange rock, but this is just frustrating).

Better stereo speakers.

The camera isn't essential, but if it must have one can we have one that works? 2MP and still the pictures are crap.

ActiveSync needs to be able to do a Full Backup again, or be done away with. Let's have full "WindowsMobile device" support in SP3 Bill, come on, this is a PITA.

Can we have a click-in slot for batteries, with a backup battery that will last long enough to change them?

Can we run this baby on a fuel cell or something? We need longer life from our phones.

We should be able to turn the stylus upside down to improve phone reception, it's made of metal, right?

Pull off the plastic end and shove it in an antenna hole or something.

There are more things, but I can't bring them to mind right now.