yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] NexusS4gFreak:
Bought this case new from ebay knowing about its few problems being reported like the proximity sensor, call problems, and audio issues, but still preferred this over the lifeproof simply for its protection. When i first received it, my initial reaction was "wow, its here, and its HUGE!" But i carefully disassembled it and clean it out just in case, water tested it (passed), dried it off, and finally put my phone in its new suit of armor. It really made the phone huge, and i mean huge, but i honestly dont mind the added bulk because of its substantial protection and it still feels very comfy in hand and doesnt hinder the phones functionality at all. Speaker for music also plays very loudly and crystal clear unlike other reviewers have stated. I think its a great case to buy and kind of essential if you have a very physically active life. Now to the cons (although their aren't many): Unlike many other reviewers of the white version have stated, i dont have call proximity issues, only thing that happens related to proximity is when i turn the phone over to face down while playing music, it pauses, but thats expected because i had that motion option enabled. Next, phone calls work fine and i hear people just fine, but the caller on the other end may have a problem hearing you sometimes. But it rarely happens and most times they can hear you. Easy fixes are bluetooth and earphones. Lastly, the home button definitely requires more pressure to press and the menu/back "buttons" are a little harder to get to but you'll get used to it. Thats the only thing "wrong" with this case honestly and its still excellent to have. I would highly recommend it. If you dont mind a little bulk, get it. Again, great great case :good:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] NexusS4gFreak:
I have a brand new one in original packaging from otterbox if anyone wants, contact me through dm or 6785162209
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Aftcomet:
Personally speaking, at that kind of bulk, I'd rather shove in a 7200mAh Anker. Protection is nice and all but severely handicaps the phone IMO. If you like bulk, might as well triple your battery life.

Furthermore, if it does get scratched/cracked/broken, it's fairly easy to replace (for most members here). For example, you can swap the camera lens for a few bucks if it does get scratched.

I've had my GS3 for almost two years now. Been completely nude the whole time. No screen protector, nothing. There are many surface scratches on the screen which you can only see if you look at it while the screen is off under a super, super bright light. Doesn't affect the image quality at all. Outside frame (the gray part) is a little cracked in few places. Not a big deal.

Runs flawless on CM 10.2.1. Undervolted almost 100mV across the board.

I used to be OCD, but decided to save my health instead.:cowboy:
[Galaxy S III Accessories] aybarrap1:
I myself looked for waterproof. I too believe as you do and went naked on previous phones. But now with a toddler and my part time job in swimming pool service, waterproof was the selling point.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] bogdaryl:
I personally liked the armor series for my S3. I only stopped using mine due to needing to put my phone in my pocket and the armor didn't quite fit the bill. I use my lifeproof nud for daily use at work but when out playing around or working at the house I still use my armor series. And you definitely can't beat the otterbox warranty.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] NexusS4gFreak:
The only thing that makes me take mines off from time to time are the back and menu buttons but once i have it on it rarely comes off. And yea otterbox has great customer service imo. I love my case
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Aftcomet:
Fair enough. I suppose we don't always have ideal circumstances to our liking.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] aybarrap1:
LOL...I love my phone being slim and I can live with scratches. But after a few near misses with my toddler son and getting soaked a couple of times on the job, I decided I would have to give in. Bring without my phone even for a day would screw up my schedule. Amazing how much I depend on it.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] D00ky:
I've also bought this case and it turned out to be just what I was looking for. Before I've had Griffin survivor which would be good enough for me except two things, it was not that easy to remove (I prefer naked S3 while not in a hostile environment) and it scratched my S3. After the latter happened I've immediately sold it.

But the reason to post is for everyone with menu/back/home buttons problem. After a proper inspection I've found out that the back cover of the case doesn't give enough support for installed phone. If the phone is fully pushed into the case there is approximately 1.5mm gap between the phone and the back cover. So after first push on menu/back/home button even if the phone is inserted all the way in to the case, the phone backs up a little and that gap moves from the back to the front. In order to solve this problem I've ordered 1.5mm thick silicone sponge to fill the gap between the phone and the back cover. One thing that bothers me about this is that waterproofness of the case might be broken if 1.5mm thick sponge is too much and even bigger problem is how test waterproofness as I don't want to sacrifice my phone. I'll report any pros or cons about my modification. If it solves this problem I'll post some pictures of modification.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] monnaliza:
I've had the Acase Superleggera Pro Dual Protection Case on my S3 since I bought it and I love it. I've dropped it so many times and not noticed any difference in performance. And it's not super bulky like the other 2 layer cases. It's also less than $10 at Amazon these days.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] NexusS4gFreak:
I tested its waterproof function without phone first and then finally just did it repeatedly with the phone and it hasnt failed me yet, hopefully never. And also ive noticed this gap, i wouldnt recommend filling it because it may compromise as u stated
[Galaxy S III Accessories] NexusS4gFreak:
For everyday protection sure it may be good, but when it comes to 10ft drop, water, being hit, stomped on, and numerous other things, the armor case is the best.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] D00ky:
As I've said if not in hostile environment in my case this is mostly dusty air and greasy surfaces, I prefer my S3 naked. So Otterbox Armor is needed.

I tried with 1.5 mm foam and it was just a little too much. Now I am waiting for 1mm which I think it should work. As I've already said, in my case waterproofness is not really needed but I wouldn't like to brake it. Will report again.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] D00ky:
I finally got 2mm foam as 1mm is hard to get. 2mm foam goes into gaps between ribs on the rubber on the back cover of the case. So this just might do the trick as the case closes ok.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] Jigsaw778:
The for the review, I have an Otterbox Defender and love it to death, but I've been thinking of buying one of these.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] PeaceAndLove:
i have the Acase Superleggera Pro Dual Protection Case on my S3 and it is great!
[Galaxy S III Accessories] DMF1977:
Just got my new otterbox armor today!! Love it so far! Any way to tell if it's legit and not a fake? Lol... Paranoid I guess?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] D00ky:
Not sure but I think that there's no fakes around. Enjoy it.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] DMF1977:
Thanks!! But I'm sure there are plenty of fakes around...
[Galaxy S III Accessories] NexusS4gFreak:
Check the inside rubber part and also the piece that goes over the phone for the date stamp otterbox uses. There should be on on the corner of the pront piece and towards the bottom of the back piece. Sadly there are fakes out there
[Galaxy S III Accessories] NexusS4gFreak:
im letting mines go if you are interested
[Galaxy S III Accessories] D00ky:
My has time stamps on both. But anyway I haven't seen any topic on internet about fake Armors but there is a lot of them about Defender series. Has anyone seen any topic about fake Armor series?
[Galaxy S III Accessories] DMF1977:
Pretty sure I seen a video on YouTube about fake armor series cases. Don't think it was for the s3 specifically, but still, I'm sure they're around!
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Cryten:
RecoveryME for Nexus Devices

What is RecoveryME?

With RecoveryME you can a Custom Recovery Flashing, for example CWM or TWRP. With this custom recovery you can do your backups or a Custom Rom flashing (CM11). The important thing is that is your bootloader unlocked. Then, you choose the device, the Recovery Version and click on RecoveryME. Important, You gotta be in fastboot mode!

Devices:

Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7,

Nexus 7 3G, Nexus 7 2013,

Nexus 7 3G 2013, Nexus 10,

GNexus Toro, GNexus Toroplus,

GNexus Maguro

Your Bootloader must be unlocked!

Root your Device:

Check this Thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2674665

Restore your Device:

Check this Threas: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2678390

Requirements:

Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1

Net Framework 4.0 "Here"

Download:

http://crymedia.de/?cry=downloads

You have a problem? reply here or use Contact

best regards Cryten

Website: www.crymedia.de

Projects: www.crymedia.de/?cry=projects

Facebook: www.facebook.com/CrytenMedia
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Cruzfire:
I i don't understand you m8.it's like a mini toolkit that flash custom recovery, a tool for nandroid backups or both?
[Nexus 5 Android Development] Cryten:
"mini toolkit that flash custom recovery" thats right.

I split my "N-Cry Toolkit" in 3 different Tools Tools. RecoveryME, RestoreME, RootME.
[Sony Cross-Device General] DaRk-L0rD:
Hello everyone :)

In this tutorial i will show you how to integrate the recovery into a custom rom.

This way users will not have to install it separately ;)

​

REQUIREMENTS:

You must know how to build a custom rom using Android Kitchen.

You must know how to edit an updater-script using Notepad++.

The WORKING folder of your rom (the one you get from the android kitchen when you extract system.img or zip folder or system.tar).

The recovery's flashable zip.

For this tutorial i am gonna use the PhilZ Touch CWM as example but this method is universal for all recoveries.

So, let's start:

1. Create in the kitchen's WORKING folder, a new folder and name it system2 (in your case working folder's name is gonna be different).

2. Extact the recovery's system folder contents into the system2 folder (the one previously created).

3. From the recovery's META-INF folder open, using Notepad++, the updater-script.

In my case looks like this:

4. Before proceeding, let me explain what is going on with the following lines:

package_extract_file("system/bin/recovery.tar", "/system/bin/recovery.tar");

package_extract_file("system/bin/taimport", "/system/bin/taimport");

package_extract_file("system/bin/taimportx", "/system/bin/taimportx");

package_extract_dir("system/btmgr", "/system/btmgr");

----- package_extract_dir(” “, “/”) – This command extracts all the files from the folder mentioned inside first quotation to the directory inside second quotation. -----

So since you created a new folder named system2, the above lines should be edited and look like this:

package_extract_file("system2/bin/recovery.tar", "/system/bin/recovery.tar");

package_extract_file("system2/bin/taimport", "/system/bin/taimport");

package_extract_file("system2/bin/taimportx", "/system/bin/taimportx");

package_extract_dir("system2/btmgr", "/system/btmgr");

5. Now open, using Notepad++, the updater-script for your rom.

6. Now copy the edited lines from the recovery's updater-script into the updater-script of your rom (add them at the bottom). Remove the show_progress lines. Now save the file.

7. Now you can build your rom and enjoy the integrated recovery!

8. Happy rom building ;)
[Sony Cross-Device General] dipesh1502:
Too good

So you are back with your pc i guess:P
[Sony Cross-Device General] headache59:
Awesome! Definitely looks much, much better than the "ms-dos" clone I see in my device :D
[Sony Cross-Device General] Pandemic:
Bro [MENTION=4872623]DaRk-L0rD[/MENTION]

Very nice and very clear explained, specially for new ones :good:
[Sony Cross-Device General] serajr:
Very clever tutorial my friend!! :good:

keep rocking...
[Sony Cross-Device General] sandy7:
Nice guide..

U are featured on portal. Congrats
[Sony Cross-Device General] josephnero:
Congratz bro.your post is on portal.nice job
[Sony Cross-Device General] Dickey Kid'deviel:
Great, its work for me! :highfive:
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] shiskinegolf:
I have an i-mate K-JAM and need to get the t-mobile blackberry client working to access corporate email. I upgade my ROM to following:-

ROM ver 2.16.9.1 WWE

ROM date 2/6/06

Radio ver 02.07.10

Protocol ver 413.1.03

ExtROM ver 2.16.9.101

Installed Blackberry client and desktop with no problems but client will not connect. I could not install the t-mobile ROm as I has an Invalid Vendor ID message.

Any suggestions how I might get it to work, I have heard that the t-mobile client is incompatible with ROM ver 2.0, but also understand I cannot now load a lower ROM version.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] JoninLA:
Dude, I hate to bring down the rain on your head but if you look in this forum you will find an extensive thread on BB Connect for the Wizard. I'd suggest reading it - first off it doesn't work with AKU2 ROMs so you're on a hiding to nothing unless you downgrade. Second, the reast is in the thread.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] shiskinegolf:
Sorry for being a novis, but we need to start somewhere! According to the I-mate Club website once the ROM has been updated to AKU02 it cannot be reinstalled with older version. Any assistance/clarification very welcome.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] JoninLA:
shiskinegolf - imate club don't know what they're on about mate. Read the lokiwiz thread on this forum at the beginning and it will tell you how to SIM and CID unlock your unit. I'd also recommend reading the last three pages or so of discussion which takes you through the issues we were having unlocking AKU2 ROMS - there is a trick to it but I understand lokiwiz has been updated to make it work since we were using the get around. Once you have SuperCID unlocked you can install any ROM you like (that includes downgrading to an AKU1).
[HTC One X] cgunderman87:
Hi what's up? I'm new to the site and am having a hard time finding the information I'm looking for. If u would plz answer these couple questions I would b very great full! I am running beastmode 2.0 on my HTC one X. Along with Viper Xl from team Venom. My battery is draining super fast! My question for u is what's the fastest kernel compatible with my phone? I would like to keep the current rom.

Htc one X

Beast mode 2.0

Viper Xl

Thank for your time

Plz point me in the right direction
[HTC One X] lukes91:
man, if you are running ViperXl rom you have Evita HOX, not Endeavoru... try in Evita Forum, this is for Endeavoru ;)
[General Questions and Answers] h8isgr8:
So my daughters iPod Touch 5 is just over a month out of warranty and decides to develop a major WiFi issue. It can detect all WiFi signals just fine and at the standard distances, but it will only connect if it's only inches away from the WiFi source. This tells me there is a TX problem, either software or hardware, though I'm leaning toward hardware at this point. Bluetooth is working fine.

The device has been reset and restored countless times and it just updated to iOS 7.1 with no change in WiFi behavior. I posted a thread on the official apple support forum but it got deleted because that place is run by a bunch of communist tyrants that won't stand for any negative opinions about their brand. I tried taking it to the "genius" bar, but my blood pressure started to rapidly rise after standing at the empty counter for 10 minutes while I watched multiple employees walking around the store playing with demo units. I decided to leave for the safety of myself and the employees.

Anyway, has anyone else heard of this exact issue? I know the WiFi IC in these (and the iPhone) are prone to going bad, but that usually results in the greyed out WiFi situation. I wanted to believe it was maybe as simple as the solder point for the TX signal being broken, but the IC isn't BGA like I thought it would be. I have a hot air station and can replace it if I have to, but it's not something I'm looking forward too. It also seems impossible to find the Murata 339S0171 in the US for some odd reason.
[Nexus 4 Original Android Development] Cryten:
RecoveryME for Nexus Devices

What is RecoveryME?

With RecoveryME you can a Custom Recovery Flashing, for example CWM or TWRP. With this custom recovery you can do your backups or a Custom Rom flashing (CM11). The important thing is that is your bootloader unlocked. Then, you choose the device, the Recovery Version and click on RecoveryME. Important, You gotta be in fastboot mode!

Devices:

Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7,

Nexus 7 3G, Nexus 7 2013,

Nexus 7 3G 2013, Nexus 10,

GNexus Toro, GNexus Toroplus,

GNexus Maguro

Your Bootloader must be unlocked!

Root your Device:

Check this Thread: http://xdaforums.com/nexus-4/orig-development/tool-rootme-root-nexus-device-t2674673

Restore your Device:

Check this Threas: http://xdaforums.com/nexus-4/orig-development/tool-restoreme-restore-nexus-device-t2678378

Requirements:

Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1

Net Framework 4.0 "Here"

Download:

http://crymedia.de/?cry=downloads

You have a problem? reply here or use Contact

best regards Cryten

Website: www.crymedia.de

Projects: www.crymedia.de/?cry=projects

Facebook: www.facebook.com/CrytenMedia
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shubzk123:
guys please tell me how to change kernel version name from about phone. I am currently on kitkat ROM.i want to change the name please help me.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TecknoFreak:
Kernel kitchen. Google it for xda results and follow the instructions and agree to editing and posting kernel policies
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ferreirawax:
The only way to change the kernel version is you download the kernel source, modify the defconfig of your device and compile.. "Kernel Kitchen" Just un/pack the ramdisk..
[Nexus 7 (2013) Android Development] Cryten:
RecoveryME for Nexus Devices

What is RecoveryME?

With RecoveryME you can a Custom Recovery Flashing, for example CWM or TWRP. With this custom recovery you can do your backups or a Custom Rom flashing (CM11). The important thing is that is your bootloader unlocked. Then, you choose the device, the Recovery Version and click on RecoveryME. Important, You gotta be in fastboot mode!

Devices:

Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7,

Nexus 7 3G, Nexus 7 2013,

Nexus 7 3G 2013, Nexus 10,

GNexus Toro, GNexus Toroplus,

GNexus Maguro

Your Bootloader must be unlocked!

Root your Device:

Check this Thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2674674

Restore your Device:

Check this Threas: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2678394

Requirements:

Windows 7 / 8 / 8.1

Net Framework 4.0 "Here"

Download:

http://crymedia.de/?cry=downloads

You have a problem? reply here or use Contact

best regards Cryten

Website: www.crymedia.de

Projects: www.crymedia.de/?cry=projects

Facebook: www.facebook.com/CrytenMedia
[HTC ChaCha] mohabmoka:
Hello aLL

As we know , fakebook app (showed here :http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1318839 ) isn't showed with English language :( so many people cant use it , but i have translated it ! :D just works perfectly

but still some of them i cant translated but i got it :D here is i wil try to explain :]

app in ATTACHMENT

hope i helped :o :)​
[HTC ChaCha] xWaLeEdOoOx:
Man Great Job!! Testing!!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XzxBATTxzX:
So I see some people on here getting 9+ hours of screen on time on here. That is AMAZING. I know basically everything has to do the user. But I have attached some screenshots with about 30% battery left. I was wondering if anybody could help me out. Or any out of the ordinary tips.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oilfighter:
it looks like you're using your phone a lot, and should get over 4 hours of screen on time. Perhaps you can reduce your screen brightness or something, turn off GPS, location reporting etc.

BTW, theres no way anyone would get 9 hours screen on time on a note 3, with reasonable screen brightness. I average 5 hours, less if I'm using more system taxing apps.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] czach5932:
I assume if your on xda your rooted. My saving grace is under clocking. I use my tablet for gaming but I have about an two hours of screen on time, four hours of talk time and about an hour of maps and I'm currently sitting at 73%. Also if you don't want to run a custom rom freeze everything you'll never use and greenify everything keeping your phone awake. With light usage I can get 4 days on a charge. As soon as I get money in going to get the 10 mha battery. There is a review on xda where the guy could get 2 days of screen on time and like a day and a half of gps/map usage.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmike6453:
I would start with quick things to check....disable GPS/location settings, disable Sync altogether(via status bar toggle) if you don't mind not getting your Twitter updates(see it's using 3% of battery in your screenshot), disable NFC if it's on, turn off WiFi and Bluetooth when not connected

Also check out your RED mobile data signal in your screenshot and see if you can fix that, "signal hunting" when your phone doesn't have a good data signal really hurts battery life greatly

Next I would install an app like Wakelock Detector, open it, and change the view to "Wakeup Triggers" and after your phone has lots of time with the screen off, come back to it and see what's causing your phone to "wake up" when it's trying to "sleep" when screen=off
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XzxBATTxzX:
I'll definitely try this. And yup rooted running eclipse. Thanks again
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XzxBATTxzX:
What do you suggest I under clock to? And what app to do so? Also what about I/o schedulers and governor. And by under clocking you mean lowering the max could rate right? Or the min too.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XzxBATTxzX:
Here are a few screenshots on my wakelocks after about 10 min.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lmike6453:
Wow Kik caused 4523 triggers in just 4 hours lmao, and switch that view to "wakeup triggers" is how i gauge it better, but with the view that you're on there...you can tap the name of the app for more info on what it's doing exactly like "Alarmmanager" or w/e the app is doing

Edit: also ditch Google Music if you play music from SDcard/locally like me....i use Beat instead, free app
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] czach5932:
I use rom toolbox pro and I under clock to 1036 mhz with cfq scheduler and interactive governor. Rom toolbox pro is great at about everything you need to do and greenify pro with xposed features help a lot
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] XzxBATTxzX:
I would but I use Google play all access:( unless you have a good free music downloader to suggest.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] czach5932:
+1 for beats. I used MOG for a long while before beats bought them out. Combine that with folder mount and I can store all my music to my sd card. To bad I couldn't transfer my music from mog to beats and have not had time to re download but I had about 50 gig of music before the switch over.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] here.david:
what happed to me

when I used xposed one of the items must have caused it as after I took them off the battery works fine (two days if I am carefully) charging once at night gives full day (plus) on battery.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] haza12d:
Uhm... What?!?