yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaythenut:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2507403

flash this should fix
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dahdoul:
Apparently you have the same problem i had before try this

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2540822

Hope it works ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] elsendn:
thank you very much :) i will test it as soon as i got my phone back and report back! no more samsung for me
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vndnguyen:
if all of above do not help, try this one: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2567133
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mevi10:
Hello everyone,

I just bought Xperia Z1 and I'm running 4.3 and would like to unlock my bootloader. Since I never did it before I still need to backup my TA first. Since this needs root I'm stuck in a loop: Backup TA needs root to work but root on 4.3 needs an unlocked bootloader to install cwm to install SuperSU...so anyone can help me how to do this?
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eclyptos:
To root the last 4.3 you don't have to necessarily Unlock Bootlader, just follow the instructions on this page, post #16

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2588331&page=2

After do that you can Backup TA and Unlock Bootlader but you have to UB only if you want flash Custom Roms with Custom kernels. To flash Custom Roms with Stock kernels or root your phone it's not necessary to unlock it.
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mevi10:
thank you very much:good:
[Xperia Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eclyptos:
Then click on thanks mate, thank you :)
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] XpiroettaBoom:
Hi guys, as the title was wondering if someone could bring the ink effect
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] michalpycia:
mediafire.com/download/wz7jbtrbl9jschx/ink-ParsLand-jb-9100-xxlsj.zip this is cwm package for I9100, i think Saif could turn it into I9105 package :)
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] XpiroettaBoom:
Thanks, I think that he can port for our s2 plus
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] android.zealot.fervor:
Friends that one is for S2 based on its framework. Well talking about the ink effect ,it is a very difficult one to port. For instance,the GUIDE available to port ink effect is only for 4.1.2. if anyone can provide me the INK EFFECT GUIDE for 4.2.2. Then I'm here to port it for you friends ;)

IN case if you don't get any then there is one guy who can help you all...... NAMED [MENTION=3417326]Arsaw[/MENTION] . Contact to him,he can surely port it.

BEST OF LUCK ★
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] XpiroettaBoom:
Thank you Saif <3, I'll try to ask him for try to port this lockscreen!
[Samsung Galaxy S II Plus] android.zealot.fervor:
OK GOOD luck !! I hope you will make him agree to port ink effect to our device :thumbup:
[Off-topic] ZakBrindle:
So we are developing a Game at college and one of my tutors is asking

for me to do a little survey (doesn't need to be good) but she wants 50 people to fill it out.

There are 8 questions and i will give thanks to anyone that does it, I would really appreciate it,

Thanks in advance to anyone that does.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/59QKLM6​
[Off-topic] veeman:
Done

Sent from my iPad Air using Windows 95
[Off-topic] ZakBrindle:
Thanks, very helpful :)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaySayonara:
Hey!

I'm more into minimalism and love the 160 DPI + huge fonts to compensate.

Is it possible to get lags because of this?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
You probably won't encounter lag because of this, but changing DPI gives some people issues with the play store.

Sent using xda-developers app
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaySayonara:
Ha! I just Un-SuperCharged and my phone doesnt lag so much anymore.. wtf?

im using ur rom slim on data++ hboot.
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yjung15:
My AT&T Note 3 started to have GPS problems (likely when switching from 3G/4G/LTE during drive)

While there seems to be no good fix for this issue, I've found that simply turning off GPS and on will restore GPS instantly.

So I thought I'd use Tasker to do this:

whenever "GPS Signal LOST" restart GPS.

Problem is I'm not sure if there is a function/variable to flag "GPS signal lost".

Can anyone advise?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] note2unluckynoob:
Hello i did root my device Note 2 International version yesterday, but today I unrooted it with super SU. Now I did a Android system wipe, but now my phone just shows just the Samsung logo blinking.

Can I use Odin to save my phone? But I cant find
[Windows Phone 8 General] mcosmin222:
So It is time for me to jump boat to Wp8 devices.

But I am having a little bit of difficulty choosing between the lumia 820 and the samsung ativ S

The problem comes down to this...

The lumia 820 has better build quality, super sensitive touchscreen, LTE.

The samsung ativ S is superior to lumia in resolution, storage, and battery, also has jailbreak.

The samsung ativ S looks like poo in pictures.

So, users of both, which are your pleasant and unpleasant experiences with these phones?
[Windows Phone 8 General] DilanChd:
The Samsung ATIV S is thinner, heavy month, a larger screen (4.8 inches against 4.3 inches for the Nokia Lumia 820), Super AMOLED "HD", 306 ppi against 217 ppi for the Nokia Lumia 820, 16 GB of ROM, 2300 mAh, Corning Gorilla Glass 2, DLNA.

All this to say that the Samsung ATIV S is better than the Nokia Lumia 820, in almost all areas.
[Windows Phone 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
The ATIV S has a substantially larger battery (and it's user-replaceable). There are several models of ATIV S; the SGH-T899M (sold in Canada, among other markets) supports LTE (on AWS band 4, same as T-Mobile US uses). Aesthetically I actually prefer the ATIV S; it's got a classy, business-like look that I find lacking in most Lumia phones (to get an idea what it actually looks like, consider a Galaxy S3 or even S4; the chassis - and, for the S3, hardware - is nearly identical). I don't know comparably how durable they are, but I've dropped my ATIV S several different ways, put enough pressure on the USB port to break the cable plugged into it, stored it in a pocket with keys, and so on; still looks almost brand new. The front-facing camera on the ATIV is better than almost any Lumia has (the 820 has a mere VGA camera vs. the 2 MPx of the ATIV S).

As for "jailbreaking", the ATIV S definitely has the advantage there. However, we arguably need more hackers poking at the Lumias. I didn't so much set out to break any WP8 device I could and stumble across the Samsung diag app first accidentally as I set out to break *my* WP8 device, and the first-way I found to do that was Samsung-specific. Not that I haven't looked into hacks for other devices, but I definitely haven't been looking as hard (while I spend time expanding and taking advantage of what I've got on Samsung already).
[Windows Phone 8 General] Dr.8820:
I had a Lumia 810...get the Samsung Ativ-S. I'm not a Samsung fan and miss some of the Nokia apps, but the Ativ has a bigger screen plus 16GB of internal storage, my 810 had 8GB.
[Windows Phone 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
Don't forget that installing apps from one OEM onto another's phone is mostly possible now. Some apps won't work, but the ratio is better than it was for WP7.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Dr.8820:
Really? I didn't know that and you've got a thanks coming!
[Windows Phone 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
Yeah, it can be done using an HTTPS proxy. I mostly do it manually (using custom rules in Fiddler or Burp Suite) but some people have set up dedicated proxies.
[Windows Phone 8 General] mcosmin222:
Thanks.

As for the jailbreak for lumia 820, I honestly lost hope. I don't think lumias will be jailbroken, now that Microsoft has control over them, they can easily fix the jailbreak as soon as we figure it out, since they have the biggest interest in this platform. And I am not that good with hacking... (I lack experience:P)
[Windows Phone 8 General] thals1992:
I can say vice versa. At least you can develop!

>Waiting to find something for the 928.......
[Windows Phone 8 General] Unauthorized:
Some pros for the Lumia 820:

- Nokia apps (officially supported)

- Nokia ROM extensions (e.g. Glance Screen)

- Nokia support

- AMOLED with good resolution (sufficient for screen size)

- high sensitive touch screen

- one hand input

- wireless charging

- user replacable battery

- microSD slot

- FM radio

- design (back cover is replacable, model for 3D printing has been released)

- good camera

Cons:

- no jailbreak (if you need it)

- battery is indeed small, but screen and resolution are also smaller than others (lower power consumption)

Regarding Gorilla Glas: A collegue of mine broke the screen of his ATIV S during some weeks...
[Windows Phone 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
I wouldn't call user-replaceable battery a "pro" when comparing it to another phone that also has that feature. Same for the microSD slot. Worst is the 480x800 at 4.3" which is, by the standard of modern smartphones, a *bad* DPI (certainly not a "good resolution"). It was considered "meh" three years ago when WP7 came out, and called out as one of the weaknesses of the platform. I'd say the DPI of the 820 - which is probably the second lowest (after the 625) of *any* WP8 devices - a solid "con" actually. As for "one hand input" I'm not sure what you mean by that... if you're referring to the screen size, that's just a matter of your hand size (I can easily operate my ATIV S one-handed). I have no information as to the relative quality of Nokia support vs. Samsung support; I can believe that it's better with Nokia but I'm not aware of any particular distinction. You also left out quite a few "Cons" such as the miserly internal storage (my ATIV S, even after doing things not possible without interop-unlock such as moving maps to the SD card, has nearly filled its 16GB storage).

A more realistic list:

Pros of the 820 (vs. the ATIV S):

- Official support for Nokia apps, including ones requiring ROM support.

- Nokia ROM extensions (such as Glance).

- High-sensitivity touchscreen.

- Wireless charging.

- FM radio.

- User-designable back cover.

- High-quality rear camera (but same resolution as Ativ S).

Cons:

- No interop-unlock (meaning no file system access, high privilege homebrew, registry changes such as Maps-to-SD-card, etc.).

- Low resolution, especially for screen size.

- Low internal storage.

- Small battery.

- Low-resolution (VGA) front camera.

- Thicker body (9.9mm vs. 8.7mm)

Both have:

- 8MPx rear camera.

- AMOLED screen.

- User-replaceable battery.

- MicroSDXC slot.

- Scratch-resistant screen.
[Windows Phone 8 General] Unauthorized:
To be honest, this was the reason to start the list: ;)

But I agree with your list in general, if we can agree that some points are just user dependend:

- Smaller size beats higher resolution in my case, as it is the optimum for my hands (biggest screen size that fits into pocket and hands). Sometimes it is more comfortable to have a bigger screen, even if DPI are lower. Also for thickness, the device just fits! I don't want to discuss what the average hand size is, everybody has to decide for himself, I guess. If there will be a device with nearly same size, equal or better hardware and higher DPI (I hope so), this will be a solid con against this device, of course. However I am not watching myself counting pixels, so it is "just good".

- Low internal memory: This should definitely be pointed out as it limits the number of installable apps. But my 820 still has 3 GB left, thanks to moving maps to SD card (with Lumia storage check beta). Though I hope with WP 8.1 it will be possible to install apps to SD card.
[Windows Phone 8 General] mcosmin222:
How long does the battery on the ATIV last with "normal" usage?
[Windows Phone 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
My usage is probably on the heavy side of "normal", in that I sync six email accounts (several of them "as mail arrives"), two social networks (FB and LI integration), four messenger systems (Skype app, Skype/Live messenger integration, three IM networks on IM+, and FB chat integration), and so on. With that said, if I don't use the phone at all (that is, it sits on my desk or something, unplugged but the screen off and so on) it lasts for over three days, but the last day will be spent mostly in battery saver mode with all that synching turned off. Real-world usage (lots of texts and emails read and replied to, some hours of streaming music, a few minutes of gaming, possibly an hour or two of ebook reading, and the occasional quick check of location data), it tends to last from when I wake up in the morning to when I go to bed comfortably (although if I listen to music all day, or use navigation much, it'll fall into battery saver mode by the evening) so long as I charge it every night. Call it maybe 14-18 hours "typical" usage before it hits battery saver, then another 2-6 hours in battery saver if I persist on texting a lot or reading books / listening to music. That works out fine for me, but I wouldn't want a phone with much less battery life or I'd need to plug it in just to get through the work day.

Battery saver and not doing anything with the phone, it would last for around three weeks. That's not very useful, but it actually compares favorably to most of those "battery lasts forever" dumbphones, few of which can exceed two weeks of idle time
[Windows Phone 8 General] bruce142:
[START RANT]Mine Ativ S' battery only lasts a day when I use it normally (checking emails, browsing on the web, watching YouTube with WIFI always on (except for when the screen is out), but the rest turned off), big battery drainers are live tiles and weather apps (which have live tiles and lockscreen background support). If you game it's only 2-6 hours depending on the CPU/GPU-intensity of the game. 2% battery drain overnight is normal but anything above that percentage (like 15% for example) is abnormal. There is one thing on Windows Phone I hate which on Android I loved the most : my Ativ S shuts itself down when it's around 4%, no warning and you can't turn on the phone anymore (displays empty red battery, doesn't boot) while my old Android phone (ZTE Skate) keeps on going until 1% and it displays a message when the battery is short to be completely flat. Imagine if you are being abducted and you have a WP on you which is almost flat like 4% battery left, you can't contact the authorities while on android you can even if it's a very short conversation[/END RANT]
[Windows Phone 8 General] GoodDayToDie:
Given the substantial damage you do to you battery capacity draining it that low, I'm OK with this. Having a "no seriously, emergency power NOW and <REDACTED> the consequences!" option would be nice, but running down to 1% is a bad idea (note: this assumes that both OSes report battery capacity the same way; your ZTE may simply report "empty" as the 3-5% capacity point at which permanent capacity loss starts to occur). Also, my phone definitely gives me a warning ("BATTERY LEVEL CRITICAL: Plug in phone now or it will turn off in a few minutes!" or some such thing) message. So did my WP7 device (HTC HD7). If yours doesn't, that's exceedingly weird. I forget it that message is at 10% or 7%; I rarely let it get that low.
[Windows Phone 8 General] bruce142:
Mine only gives a message between the 10% and 7% and inevitably shuts down at 3 à 4%, I agree with the 1% thing being a bad idea for normal tasks (because it can corrupt data if it shuts down while saving/writing) but for emergency tasks it's a life saver. My ZTE keeps on going on a reported 1% but you're right the voltage might differ (and be higher) from the 3 à 4 % from my Ativ S, although I think my Ativ S is not calibrated correctly.
[Windows Phone 8 General] mcosmin222:
does nokia beamer work for the ativ s? this could be very handy for me in the near future

http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/nokia-beamer/b5511af6-cbd0-4945-9bf6-30cf0582043f
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] marka2k:
I am in the market and looking at the Jamin, I have the Imate Kjam and the biggest issues was that the Stylus would fall out, are there any reports with the Jamin having the same issue?

Also does the Jamin support push email as the latest ROM for the Wizard?

Thank you!
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] jaxf250:
My stylus is fine... no issues. Only had the device 2 weeks though.... I too came from a Wizard and love the JAMin! I rarely used the keyboard so this is a much slimmer unit to carry for me... plus the longer metal stylus is a plus for screen tappers like me.

Latest ROM updates have AKU2 push email... imate's will be out soon. I am using the Qtek OS on my imate right now with good success...
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] marka2k:
Thank you that is exactly the comments I was looking for, my wife wants my Kjam but like you I rarely use the KB so was thinking of ordering the Jamin and handing the Kjam over to her.
[JAMin, XDA Neo, S200 General] 27:
Is this ROM out?

Is A2DP supported?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] November91:
Hey,

i just finished setting up my 2.1 system around my bed. my plan was to plug in the cable to the speakers when i go to bed, so my alarm in the morning will make my bed shake. but the problem is when i set it up like this there is no bass.. can anyone help me?
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] rainwoodman:
The forum doesn't allow me to post on that thread. and it doesn't allow me to send private message. I am getting very frustrated!

Below is my original message. Anybody please kindly forward it to the page. I am hoping it is useful for the devs.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2542793

Thanks

.-------.----

Hi Cars,

I can't post to the thread (the forum doesn't welcome new users?).

Some fiddling suggests to look at the the block device IO / ext filesystem.

With CM11 0106(yours and the one on the first post) and 0105, I experience a lot of reboots / random FCs(like many others reported).

logcat records exceptions for writing files for FC'ed processes. Turns out /data is mounted ro.

In dmesg, I see a lot of block IO errors ( can't find superbloocks etc) in dmesg. /data is remounted io after these IO errors.

The hardware seems to be OK. I checked the devide (/dev/block/mmc0blk0p17) with dd, zeroing the entire partition / read out the entire partition to /dev/null in adb recovery (.5 version not the latest .6). no IO errors is reported durng these full-partition tests. Also no IO error with 10.1 (latest on your all cm thread, the one from last december).

Strongly pointing to block device/flash IO module. The difference in the kernel between recovery and the kernel in CM11 0106(all versions) or even maybe just the difference between 0106 and last reported working build(1225? I didn't test it) may help us to pin it down. What changes were in the upstream cm source between these dates?

Thanks for working on these roms!

Yu
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] spiked_mistborn:
Thanks for the info, I will forward your message. I remember having some helpful things to post and being frustrated by the 10 post requirement.
[Samsung Galaxy Exhibit 4G] jfbs:
http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ancora_tmo
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gaveup:
Whenever I open up my gallery I have these few folders showing that I cannot delete. I made sure that the google + sync and everything is disabled as well. I tried to find these images on my phone and can't seem to find them either.

In the attached screen shot, the folders with the picasa (Im guessing that's picasa) logos are the ones giving me this issue. It seems it is logging every picture I have taken in hangouts and putting it in the gallery.

Anyone have any idea how to get rid of these? I was going to do the .nomedia fix, but hell if I could find the folders containing these images.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] simms22:
those images arent on your phone, they are in the cloud. and you cant delete those folders, they arent actually there. you can stop piucasa from syncing though. in the sync settings, disable google photo upload.
[G2 Accessories] bender_007:
Would someone please try contacting their local LG service (on facebook for example), asking them for the LG QuickCase.

On my local computer magazine forum i've read that the ones who have bought the G2 should receive the QuickCase.

Note: It may only be for Croatia or at least International d802.

They require:

IMEI, scanned bill i your name, email and phone number.

I hope it really works for all people - which

DIDN'T

get the quick case.

Email for

Croatian

residents: promocije@lge.com

Please try your local site for a valid email.

I hope this helps.
[G2 Accessories] death_entry:
hmmm worth a go, I actually imported mine from HK by eBay as UK wasnt selling the 32GB version at the time... wonder if it will work for me....
[G2 Accessories] bender_007:
I hope it works. I'm not sure how the email should be then try googling "promotions lge uk" or etc..
[G2 Accessories] shanta:
It is true,at least for us in Croatia. I contacted LG Croatia and they told me to do what is stated in the first post. I did it and now I'm waiting.

Thank you bender_007

Tapatalk
[G2 Accessories] bender_007:
I'm glad that it worked. Thx to the 1st guy who asked it on the fb page :)
[G2 Accessories] shanta:
On the fb page and official customer service. Didn't get my answer on fb but from the CS on my mail. :)

Tapatalk
[G2 Accessories] vPro97:
No such thing in Denmark :/
[G2 Accessories] Murischas:
Somebody know if it works in Germany?
[G2 Accessories] bender_007:
:( sorry to hear that.

Would be cool if they have given it to all G2 users.
[G2 Accessories] shanta:
So, today LG Customer Servis contacted me on my mail to tell me that I'll be getting my cover in cca. 10 days. Great!!!

Croatia, land of possibilities... :)

Tapatalk
[G2 Accessories] uniQ_87:
How is the quickwindow case in terms of protection? I should get the original next week and i wonder if i should use it or not. Right now i use melkco.
[G2 Accessories] shanta:
I ordered diztronic TPU case and Ballistic case. This one (Quickwindow) I'm getting for free. I wouldn't buy it if I really wanted to protect my phone. Ballistic is for real protection.

Tapatalk
[G2 Accessories] Carlos21295:
I'm thinking about buying one now that support for AOSP is being developed, but I'm not quite sure how it affects the battery

Enviado desde mi LG-D802 mediante Tapatalk
[G2 Accessories] chazglenn3:
I have one and haven't noticed any adverse battery effects. All four corners are protected and the screen from sliding in and out of pockets. The entire right edge is covered also. The left edge is mostly covered by the flip hinge.
[G2 Accessories] dirt_squirrel:
I hit up LG on facebook and got a response stating that they're going to look on to what they can do. I'm in Canada by the way.

I'll let you guys know what the end result is!
[G2 Accessories] xPsycho:
my cover has arrived today :D
[G2 Accessories] Bwangster12:
I wish they made a 3rd party version of this for the Verizon G2. I haven't seen any.
[G2 Accessories] bender_007:
:) great :good::good::good::good: :)
[G2 Accessories] maniac3221:
There are a couple of folio types.

See Poetic Case's Flipbook, personal favorite but does not have the quick view cut out.
[G2 Accessories] jurguh87:
I got it straight away bought it in Australia and works perfect two days on battery with normal use
[G2 Accessories] DI360:
Here in Spain Vodafone gives it with the G2. Doesn´t give so much protection, the metal mark of the window scratched my plastic protector and one time that my phone fall down it detached from the case. Battery doesn´t drain to much but it do, better go for an armor case or a TPU and a tempered glass protector. If there was a mod for improve Quick Window functionality i will use it but only for Clock, Weather and Music doesn´t worth it.
[G2 Accessories] Totriet:
To avoid scratches I put a thin strip of scotch around the window

Envoyé de mon LG-D802 en utilisant Tapatalk
[G2 Accessories] mhoss48:
Asked, now wait for reply

Sent from my LG G2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note II] serv380:
are there any 4.3 custom kernels out. maybe i'm missing something but ive found nothing in searches. thanks