yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] sgvnut:
I believe the 64 gb and 128 gb come with 4 gb of ram and the 256 gb and 512 gb version come with 8 gb of ram. Both are enough for most things. If you use lot of memory intensive apps then go with the 8 gb. How many gb of ram do you have on your desktop/laptop you are using now?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Software Guy:
Good points and that is part of the problem I have yet to decide. I prefer to use my transformer any time I can vs my laptop which I am on now. I run a meeting at least once a month and while I like typing on the laptop, I hate lugging it around. If i get a SP2 I can connect to my sky drive. If I get a note then I have to email and convert or paste to a new doc.

The lag worries me. I have a horrible lag in my transformer and at best it's good for reading and some light games.

I'm still leaning towards the Sammy just because I know to many people that have returned them. I'm familiar enough with Win 8 and while I'm not a fan, I can run it without issue.

I'll keep reading and pondering but I'm afraid I'll miss my android if I go SP2. (I have had the iPads in the past and left for Android).
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] Duly.noted:
Pure power yeah and desktop apps are true. But you need to weight your actual use for them. I use word for my business. I don't have to send it to anyone else (well rarely) and polaris is really awesome. If i really need to set the format straight I can just rpd to my desktop and check the format there. If it all looks well I can print straight from my tablet. I honestly rarely see any issues with polaris format. I think 99% of the time it gets it right. The only way I see word being necessary is if for you work or school you need some of the extra formatting ability in it. But even then I don't see it as a big hurdle. Really other than that I rarely ever use my desktop. I go to it when I need odin or something similar.I live on my note 2014
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] RDA3440:
I currently use (daily):

Galaxy S4 (rooted, adblocked) + Galaxy Gear (stock); Primary mobile phone

Galaxy Note 3 (rooted, adblocked); Quick notes (using 'write' which saves the note in html, available on Google Play), email, occasional gaming

Microsoft Surface Pro 2 8GB/512GB; daily work (I get about 8 hours without trying to conserve battery power).

All are reliable. I do want an android tablet, and normally I don't mind bloatware (Microsoft is calling it JUNKWARE lol!) as long as the 'disable' function has not been locked out.

The KNOX function is an annoyance. I would never use it in any of my managed SMB environments. If you want real control and security, provide a device and don't let people use their own.

Samsung has been getting more and more into skeezy information gathering practices and not cooperating with regards to disclosure.

Example: On my S4, I can disable WatchON. On the Note 3, the disable function is locked out, and the latest update for WatchON wants to be able to send SMS text messages. Hundreds of people are asking why, yet Samsung's response is always "please register on our site, agree to the privacy terms, and submit a support request". I would like to know who the moron is at Samsung that actually signed off on this thief-like untrustworthy tactic thinking it was a good idea.

Every manufacturer that provides a locked down, modified version of Android should be FORCED into ALSO providing the option to have the OS in its unaltered form, based on the users' preference.

The Junkware lock-in is the only reason I won't be purchasing a Note 10.1 and also why corporate users I deal with will be offered only pure Android devices.

I apologize in advance if my blunt comments hurts any feelings, but come on... it's 2014. Get with the times already! :) (I know... pipe dreams...) :P
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] BarryH_GEG:
Your post is pretty naïve and a bit out of touch with the direction corporate IT is going toward both mobile security and BYOD. I take it you're a consultant of some type. Your position(s) wouldn't allow you to be taken seriously by the three Fortune 100 companies whose five highly managed networks I connect to (with my own devices). Three out of those five networks are now reading the KNOX flag to validate incoming network connection requests and one of the three companies has limited Android BYOD to "Samsung devices only" running 4.3 or higher (KNOX-equipped). Just some food for thought.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) General] RDA3440:
Possibly - but I'm thinking more along the lines of SMB's - 100's of users vs. 1000's. I should have clarified but thanks for that input - it's always good to hear alternative opinions.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] husamvanbuuren:
i guess i flashed the wrong kernal and my x10 mini pro is now stuck on the kernal logo

i tried to restore the phone via seus and pcc and they told that i have the last software even if i chose to repair

the pcc keep tilling me that is no software for my device

my phone is dead now please help
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Pras_92:
what did u flash actually ??
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] husamvanbuuren:
U20_nAa-11_2.6.29.6-nAa-11.ftf

and i flashed all u20 nAa Kernel after the first one didn't run
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
And did you install the ROM after flashing the kernel?
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] husamvanbuuren:
yes i did

mini cm 7 + 9 + 10

i did everything
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] husamvanbuuren:
and this is a screenshot of pcc
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
If you flash nAa-11 kernel (2.6.29.6-nAa-gb-11), use MiniCM7, although you should you the 13 or 14 version of this kernel with that ROM.

If you flash 2.6.29.6-nAa-jb-03 kernel, use MiniCM10, although you could also use the 2.6.32.61-nAa-jb-06 kernel to run that.

Use the kernel that is recommended in the ROM post to get useful results, they won't just mix and match. If you flash a kernel designed for Gingerbread, neither stock ROM, nor JellyBean (MiniCm10) will run and you will get stuck on the kernel-logo.

So, If you get stuck on the kernel-logo, flashing a different kernel won't help, only installing the proper ROM for that kernel will give you a usable phone.

MiniCM9 is not recommended, if you want to run something higher than Gingerbread (minicm7), then you should go for JellyBean (minicm10).
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] husamvanbuuren:
i tried everything all the kernels with all the roms and the phone keep restarting after the kernel logo

and the pcc + seus wont restore to stock i attached a photo in the previous replay

please help
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Pras_92:
your kernel and rom combination should be proper....just flash nAa-14 kernel, then flash MiniCM7 rom...it will work...
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] husamvanbuuren:
i tried and it didn't work :(

but why the seus and pcc wont restore ???????
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Pras_92:
Just provide a screenshot of the error occuring in SEUS.......
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] husamvanbuuren:
i did its in a previous reply
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] Pras_92:
Bro u have provided screenshot of PC Companion...i m asking for SEUS
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] SmG67:
Results in PC Companion and SEUS will be the same. It's either a regional thing or a provider specific ROM that causes that. Sony will only update original SE ROMs.

Try to flash this with flashtool and see if that solves your problem. It may not actually be 2.1.1.A.0.6 like it says, but it should give you a working phone and probably enable you to update it through PC Companion or SEUS afterwards.
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] husamvanbuuren:
thank you maaaaaan its working 100% really thank you very much

you deserve a medal thaaaaaaanks
[Thinkpad Tablet General] theelitekiller:
I'm not responsible if anything happens to your device! Continue at your own risk!

How to root the lenovo yoga tablet 10:

1_Install the drivers for your tablet by pdanet: http://pdanet.co/a/

2_Install Kingo android root: http://www.kingoapp.com/android-root.htm

3_Turn on usb debugging

4_Open the program then plug your tablet to the computer

5_Wait for detection then press root

6_Wait for the program to finish(your tablet will reboot)

7_Press grant to allow root access for ADB shell

8_Congratulations your device is rooted

Only tested on wifi model

Feel free to ask anything or request files if links aren't working.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] deefly:
Not work on my B8000-f. superSU need to be updated and failed

can you explain the step 7? im a little confused. thank you

and the rom version:b8000_A422_000_050_131126_CN_WIFI
[Thinkpad Tablet General] theelitekiller:
When your phone boots , you will get a pop up from supersu to grant access to adb shell and you should press grant

Then go to the supersu app and update su binary if needed

By the way my model is WW_WIFI not CN_WIFI but it should work.

sent from a galaxy far far away.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] deefly:
I follow the steps and there`s no popup of supersu.Maybe I have to reinstall the rom.

anyway,thank you for the answer.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] theelitekiller:
Try continuing without the pop up and see if it will work.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] mermigas:
I've rooted mine with this method

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48065469&postcount=23

Levono Yoga 3g 10 inch Tablet
[Thinkpad Tablet General] theelitekiller:
its the same as mine.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] Juuels:
Hey!

I own a yoga 10 tablet, which my father bought from China. The problem is that Google and thus the play-store isn't a big thing there. I figured that I could get the google-apps and play-store installed by rooting the device. At this point I have to mention that this is my first time rooting a device.

I tried both methods mentioned on this thread, but nothing seems to work. The drivers are installed correctly, Kingo recognizes the device and it even says Root successful. The problem though is the same mentioned before on this thread: I get no ADB popup and the update for SU binary fails every time. So Kingo says its rooted, but its not.

I am totally lost with this, and I dont understand what am I doing wrong.

Its a Lenovo B8000-F and the build is B8000_A422_000_050_131126_CN_WIFI.

Thanks in advance for any help or insight!
[Thinkpad Tablet General] ddkAh:
worked like a charm on B8000-A422-000-072-140122-WW-WIFI

maybe you could add, that you have to turn on "USB-Storage" and that you find the developer options if you tip 7times on the "build number":good:
[Thinkpad Tablet General] DroidXero:
Now we've got root, any chance of a custom recovery/ROM? Or maybe someone compiling the cifs.ko modules for the b8000?
[Thinkpad Tablet General] Aldanek:
Framaroot 1.9.0 works again on Lenovo Yoga 10

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=213027

Wysłane z mojego Lenovo B8000-F przy użyciu Tapatalka
[Thinkpad Tablet General] -XoRoX-:
I have yoga 8", rooted with VRoot
[Thinkpad Tablet General] y4r3k:
I would like to root my yoga 10 to remove bottom menu bar.... but I'm afraid that then warranty is void.

So is there any nice method to unroot or go back to complete stock? I saw the russian factory rom, but I guess it is not exactly the same as I have now (european).
[Thinkpad Tablet General] theelitekiller:
you can unroot the device from the same app(kingo root) but you should know that rooting always voids your warranty.
[Thinkpad Tablet General] y4r3k:
Thanks for the hint. My doubt is: is there an obvious way to check if this device was rooted and unrooted? Let's say the speakers stop working then I unroot, send it for repair and hope they do not notice if device was once rooted. Anyway I always root my devices, but it't good to know ;)
[Thinkpad Tablet General] netmessys:
I justo root mine... Yupiiiii ..... Same software as desc here.. B8000-000-072-140122-ww-wifi--- and just wondering if any one has a custom room!!?
[Thinkpad Tablet General] XxbloodxrushxX:
CyanogenMod 10.2

A custom ROM should be available shortly within the next few weeks/months. I found a group of developers on the Cyanogen Wiki developing for the Yoga 10". There dev group is called TeamYogaBlade, google that for the link to their GitHub. This includes all their latest updates and the possibility to join their developments, thus bringing upon a first custom ROM faster. ;)
[Thinkpad Tablet General] mermigas:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=50586672&postcount=61
[Thinkpad Tablet General] XxbloodxrushxX:
Disappointing

Just traded out my lenovo yoga for a nexus 7:good:
[Thinkpad Tablet General] olwoj:
https://www.google.pl/url?sa=t&rct=...BNQdj6r4k55FY_E1w&sig2=MQDmDOtifjjvacoVNVAfCA
[LG Optimus G Pro] RAVC1:
I saw the post regarding the Case-Mate for our phone. However, I see Ballistic also offers a protective case, but have not found a single review on it. Can anyone comment on this case or their experience with it? What about the Otterbox Commuter?

My current plan is to purchase the ZAGG full-body kit to protect the rear cover and sides of the LG OGPro. However, I want to use one of the tempered glass screen protectors and a protective case to reduce the rick of accidental damage.

Please advise.

2/4 - Installed the Ballistic case yesterday. It does fit wll, they claim it protects the phone from a ~8 drop. The reviews I found on Amazon were useful. For the time being this is what I have...
[LG Optimus G Pro] ExaltedApe:
I have the Ballistic case for my optimus g pro and it works just fine. Buttons are easier to push than the other case I had and ports and cutouts are perfect. The wireless charging still works as well. I would highly recommend.
[LG Optimus G Pro] Neroga:
My parents have both the OtterBox and Ballistic for their OGPs. I haven't actually played with either of them since they live in Florida and me in Iowa, but they prefer the ballistic. I had both cases for my old Atrix HD and definitely preferred the ballistic. So much sturdier than the OtterBox and the buttons are definitely easier to push.

Sent from my AICP 4.4 LG-E980
[Android Apps and Games] hahnjo:
Download from Google Play

Description

PLEASE NOTICE: This app is not yet feature-complete and is currently only able to read files, neither to modify them nor to create new ones. Please do not rate this app badly beacause of this fact.

I'm currently working on this. You can keep track of my development on Github (see below).

This app uses the new storage access framework introduced with Android 4.4 KitKat to give you access to files on SMB shares (aka Windows Shares).

By means of a system dialog, every app can let you open files from there. In the future, you will also be able to directly edit them or create new files.

The sources of this app are released under the GPLv3 and can be visited at Github. Feel free to fork and edit / translate it. Don't fotget to send me pull requests!

Bug Reports and Feature Requests

Please post them to Github's issue system!

Icon

This app doesn't have an icon yet because I'm not very talented in drawing (issue #2). If you want, you can create one and open a pull request!

XDA:DevDB Information

SMBProvider, a App for the Android General

Contributors

hahnjo

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: 0.9

Stable Release Date: 2014-01-17

Created 2014-01-24

Last Updated 2014-01-24
[Android Apps and Games] hahnjo:
Changelog

Version 0.9.2:

Polish translation by booncol

Slovak translation by pyler

French translation

Version 0.9.1:

Prevent usage of a slash in a connection name

Russian translation by DumF0rGaming

Other small language updates

Version 0.9:

Initial release
[Android Apps and Games] Adonis K.:
dead project?
[Omni Q&A] apholabi:
Hello,I followed instructions from http://bcmon.blogspot.co.at/2012/09/...nexus-one.html, but after command sh setup.sh at the end appears insmod: init_module 'dhd.ko' failed (Exec format error).

I have read that it should be a wrong compilation of dhd.ko file for kernel used, but unfortunately am not an expert.

Has anyone solved the problem?

Samsung S2, Omnirom 4.4.2 Nightly, kernel 3.0.6.4 _CM-g87d4016.
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leccestar:
Hi everyone,

Has anyone found a workaround to get iPlayer download and watch offline to work on the Moto G?
[HTC One X] Carlos Faria:
Hi guys!

I want to install CyanogenMod 11.0 on my HTC One X.

I had already installed TWRP (v. 2.4) and did not know how to uninstall it, so I installed the CWM over TWRP. Bad idea.

I installed CWM using ROM Manager, but it did not work very well. When I reboot into recovery I'm going to TWRP and not for CWM..

A mess!

So I wanted to erase both recoverys and install stock recovery, then install the correct recovery-6.0.4.5-endeavoru.img (The recovery .img for CyanogenMod 11.0).

Is that the correct way to proceed?

Is it possible to provide me a tutorial on how to delete the two recoverys and install the recovery sotck? Pls :)

Thanks guys!
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
You dont delete a recovery, just flash it via fastboot.

Ditch rommanager, it's useless !
[HTC One X] Carlos Faria:
Yes ROM Manager is useless.. but as seen here on Wiki: http://xdaforums.com/wiki/ClockworkMod_Recovery I thought it would work..

So you suggest to flash the "recovery-6.0.4.5-endeavoru.img" via fastboot?

And what about the other recoverys? Are automatically deleted?

Thanks Mr Hofs for support!
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Yes via fastboot the old recovery gets completely overwritten by the new one.
[HTC One X] Carlos Faria:
Nice! Thanks! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] giacomociani:
Hi all,

I got an used Galaxy Nexus (unrooted, stock everything) a few months ago, with plans to use it as an outdoor gps for hiking, biking and maybe paragliding (so I wanted a barometer in it).

I live in Florida (that as you may know is all very flat... maximum altitude is about 100 meters above sea level), and I was very pleased with it (the phone, not the flatness of Florida!) until I took a trip to Colombia in December. There, I had two "bad" experiences with the Google Nexus GPS:

- I took a hike that brought me to an altitude of about 4800 m. Around an altitude of 4000 m (the last recorded point is 3992 m), the GPS lost fix and would not get it again, although GPS Status would show plenty of satellites (9 or 10) all green (that according to GPS Status help means "satellite is used while determining the location"). After rebooting and starting GPS status (but I've tried other programs too, in case you wonder) the GPS will display that it had a fix for just a second or less (coordinates would appear in the GPS Status screen, and one single point woudl be recorded, with aan altitude of 4400 m although I was probably at 4800 m) and then loose it again, never to be reacquired.

- On my flight back, I tried to record the flight. I got a fix while just before takeoff and maintained it until... 3995 m! Then, fix was lost, again never to be reacquired again (actually, I did try again when the plane was at about 1000 m, and I was able to get a fix and record the landing with no problems)

Now, for someone that likes mountaineering, 4000m is a pretty low limit! I really don't care about recording commercial flights, it's just for fun, but a GPS that stops working above 4000m while you are hiking in the mountains could mean trouble.

I've searched around the internet (including this post on XDA), but I haven't find anyone complaining about this issue at this level. Many people complain/discuss about ITAR limits, but those are much higher than what I experienced.

So, I'm wondering if is it a problem with my unit, a problem with the Galaxy Nexus, or just a coincidence? Anyone had a similar experience?

BTW, I had an T-Mobile G-2 (HTC) that worked very well both for flights and mountaineering.

Giacomo
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mach3.2:
That would explain why the gnex won't get a fix while at cruising altitude..

Beamed from my iPad Mini
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] uaikeaui:
Hi,

I had the same issue with my galaxy SII i9100g.

I had a mountain climbing with a summit of 4500 meters, in the beginning we really didn't need gps tracking because there was signs showing the track in the mountain. I checked the device and everything was fine the first day the signals were ok and I had my position on the phone. but in the second day when it got foggy we were in trouble as I wanted to know our altitude. and gps signals wouldn't fix. I had ten or so satellites in view but the message said "waiting for gps fix" and it didn't fix at all. I also restarted the device but it wouldn't help.

in another trip on a plane I started recording the route with gps, and I noticed last recorded point was at an altitude of 3985 meters. and when the plane reached higher altitudes i lost the fix.

I think they should give us warning about using such devices in hiking trips. it could make real trouble for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] daniel_loft:
It might be a problem specific to the GPS receiver used in Google Nexus. Giving that I've noticed GPS late fix problems with my Nexus (compared to a Galaxy S3), I'll try checking out the internet myself too.

Have a good day!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hgmichna:
I find it remarkable that high-tech companies such as Google or Samsung keep managing to put in design flaws or outright defects that can easily kill people. The one described here is an outstanding example. If using the GPS with good success while hiking, nobody in his right mind would ever get the idea that the GPS would suddenly stop working above a certain altitude. So some programmer has intentionally put in a deadly trap (unless you want to believe that a command like "if (altitude >= 4000) return null;" can be written inadvertently). This is sabotage of a very dangerous kind.

Another less obvious example is the design of the power button, which can easily be activated inadvertently. If somebody needs the phone to navigate and survive in the wilderness and decides to power the device down until the next critical point to keep the battery charged for a long time, the device can easily lose all power just because of an inadvertent power push in a bag or pocket. The obvious solution here is a recessed power button or, in a cinch, that the device automatically powers down again if no user action happens within reasonable time after power-up.

The rule is generally that the design is stupid, the defect is obvious, at least one solution is also obvious, and even when the flaw or defect is brought to their attention, it is not fixed. Dangerous idiots at work. Perhaps they reckon if somebody actually dies, it will be impossible to prove that the smartphone design defect was a contributing factor. It is the responsibility level of a school child.

I am sure there are more examples for this behavior.

I am not saying that people should hang their lives on their smartphones. If the smartphone is the only thing that keeps you alive, then you have already made a planning mistake. But we all know that one can get into situations inadvertently where several things go wrong in unlikely ways. In such a case you can get into a situation where your life depends on the GPS in your smartphone, and then either of the defects described above could conceivably seal your death.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robertusIT:
My screenshot from the plain ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jar3112:
Which model is you GN?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] giacomociani:
It's a Samsung Galaxy Nexus I9250.

I should also mentioned that in the meanwhile I have found on various forums a (very limited) number of users reporting the same problem with the same phone, but no one reporting that it works for him. So I start to be confident that it is a problem of this particular model... :(
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] @non4:
In every cm based rom I try all gameloft games FC on launch. Doesn't matter if it's android 4.2, 4.3 or 4.4 it just doesn't work. Full wipes, correct kernel installed, rom working just fine... So is this a known problem or am I missing something stupid?
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UltraWelfare:
Games in stock work?
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] @non4:
Yep. Found a CM where games work, CM10.1 by freeXperia :D