yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] gustliks:
Hello! I have problem with my phone. I was on Cyanogenmod, but then i wanted to flash that resurection rom or whatever its called. Booted it up, but there was very weak or no network. Then I decided to reflash stock rom. On the first time there was no signal too, but reflashed again and everything was ok. I remembered that Touchwiz is unusable and flashed again CM. On the first moment, signal was ok, but after while it started to lag. Yesterday flashed back the stock rom, and for that moment everything was ok. Waked up this morning, and what do i see?? Yes, there it`s again. Weeak or no signal. Emergency calls only.

I checked that my IMEI is not changed. Have reflashed modem with odin, sometimes thinked that it was working, but reception keeps bad. Is anyone having same issue? Maybe you can tell me how to fix this and help me?

Actual signal in my house and everywhere is good, but all problems started when I wiped all data and flashed resurection rom or whatever. :( :(
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] AceyWAR:
Did you check proper support for the rom? Some roms in development(like one of the versions of the CM for the a300fu don't have properly working wifi
[Galaxy A3, A5, A7, A8, A9 Q&A, Help & Troubleshoot] gustliks:
Wifi is working well, but anyone else using this rom isn`t complaining about anything
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bounti:
Hey all,

Bought a Note 4 for my mother recently and I'd like some suggestions on ROMs. I'd like to flash a stable, stock, de-odexed ROM that removed all unnecessary bloatware. I know there are a number of choices out there, but if someone who's had the Note 4 for a while could point me in the right direction, that would be great.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdm9mm:
Latest stock rom is very stable, I just disabled the bloatwarez because I never rooted the phone.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] recond9:
Hi.

Just try this one. It's not stock at all, but it's' probably the best Note 4 Rom over here. Big community, responsive developer,great features and amazing battery life with the stock kernel that they provide.

http://xdaforums.com/note-4/snapdragon-dev/rom-kyubi-rom-note-5-t3220106

But, if you really really want to go stock , try Nameless ROM. Very fast and fluid ROM with great battery life.

http://xdaforums.com/note-4/snapdragon-dev/5-1-1-namelessv1-t3221528

Good luck.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bounti:
I've noticed it's quite stable. Would be easier to keep the stock rom for her as it isn't mine. Is there a thread or page that lists out what apps are safe to disable on the Note 4 without causing issues?

Thanks for the links. Only thing is that it's the Exynos version (SM-N910H).
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheNetwork:
I (tried to) started encryption on my D850 and it showed some android doodle for a second and now it's been at the AT&T logo splash screen for a few minutes. Is it supposed to do that while it's encrypting or did it kill itself as soon as it started? I'd rather not sit here for hours waiting for something to happen if this isn't what's supposed to happen, suggesting something went wrong.

edit in case anyone was wondering, half an hour later it's still at the ATT splash screen and i'm becoming more and more skeptical that it did anything but destroy all data on my phone in an instant somehow
[Zuk Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saw man:
Hello, when I unlock my phone I feel immediately some lagging in the UI and in notification drawer but every thing start to back to be fast and stay like this until the next unlock, do you face similar problem?
[Zuk Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MUG3NHC:
Check if that's related to auto brightness. The phone slows down when it changes brightness automatically.
[Zuk Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] saw man:
You're right, is it a bug related to CM ? How I can report it?
[Zuk Z1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Radhouene90:
Dans le menu paramètre => performances => decocher cette case
[XDA Assist] mrFaheem:
Just downloaded the AShazam downloader and attempted to download a song from Shazam app. Initially the status bar shows the song being downloaded and then shows the song was unsuccessful. I attempted to retry download and retry to download again and got the same message that the download was unsuccessful. :mad: So on my ZTE Warp Elite this app does not work. Please comment with any suggestions or ideas to fix my troubles.
[XDA Assist] v7:
Hello,

Thanks for using XDA Assist.

Did you try to reinstall the app?

___

v7

XDA Assist
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arjab:
I've recently updated my rooted Nexus 5 to Android 6.0.1 and so the Google Sound Search widget changed.

Shouldn't it be quite easy to install an older version of the app to also get the old widget back?
[Other SmartWatches] speedme:
Sorry, double post. Can be removed
[ZenFone 2 General] blazzer12:
It's been a while since the ZF2 is released.

ZF2 is not a flagship killer. It was never advertising as such. The selling point of the ZF2 is the biggest bang for the buck.

So, why did you buy it? Did the phone impressed you in those aspects?
[ZenFone 2 General] dakunclear:
No I only bought it cause I know and trust Asus as a brand and as far as updates go it's been pretty good
[ZenFone 2 General] BigDavy:
Bang for the buck, I came from S2 then S4. When the S6 came out at exorbitant contract price and no micro sd slot, I looked around and did the maths. The Zenfone 2 gave me twice the ram and 4 times the storage of my S4, it was faster, gave me the micro sd slot that the S6 lacked.

On top of that I could get it for less than half the price of a S6, that meant that going sim only and buying the ZF2 I will have saved enough on my old contract terms to cover the cost of the phone in 7 months(or 5 compared to the S6 contract).
[ZenFone 2 General] quicksilver53:
I concur with BigDavy. This phone has such bang for the buck. The specs are better than phones at twice the price. Still loving it after 8 months.
[ZenFone 2 General] pecholino:
found the incredible (almost literally).

i bought this phone because of a reviewer saying, that this phone has very good cell reception.

The house I live in right now (temporarily) has very thick stone walls (around 100cm, 400yrs old house) and many phones I tried, struggled to get 2G reception (Xperia Z2, Medion x5004, HTC One m8 to name a few..)

When the ASUS.. well.. I still cant believe.. it has 3 constant bars for 2g (others had barely one) AND in most parts of the house also 4G LTE. that was incredible.

I know that the Intel chipset isn't very battery friendly, but now that I tried it.. it is snappier than a snapdragon 800 series. my next phone? anything with an Intel chipset.
[ZenFone 2 General] dongnguyen2301:
I moved from Galaxy S2, it had Dual 1.2GHZ (max over clock to 1.6 but it will burn the chip soon) with 1GB Ram. So you guess what, to me it felt like moving from a dying horse to a Lamborgini.
[ZenFone 2 General] pauliusval99:
It's really incredible that I got this holy awesomeness for $200 ;D Unfortunately, there isn't too much support for the 5" models around here, so I selected the second option. I would like to see more support for it :(
[ZenFone 2 General] blazzer12:
Cool house you live in!

My place too has bad reception; but the dude abides with his ZF2. :cool:
[ZenFone 2 General] brokey:
I came from a Samsung S3 that was slower than a wet week :rolleyes:

As the ZF2 isnt sold here in Australia I took a chance and it has turned out okay....I have had one problem of the camera not working but that was fixed under warranty (took 3 weeks to get it back) but the phone is powering along now...just waiting for the Marshmallow update to come to see whether I put a custom ROM on it or not...

cheers

col
[ZenFone 2 General] kanagawaben:
I'm very satisfied. Moved from an iphone 5 to the 550ML (Z008) just after it was launched. Wanted the 551 with 4GB, 2.3ghz and 1080p but had to settle for the cheaper one with 2GB, 1.8ghz and 720p (in Japan ASUS only sold the 551 at inflated prices, and it was also a bit overpriced from importers). The 1.8ghz cpu is plenty fast enough for my needs and the 720p sceen is better than I expected. 2GB RAM is a bit short when using the stock 5.0 firmware that has memory management issues, but is plenty when using CM. I love the size, the feel of the phone in my hand and its snappy ux performance. Bang for the buck, even at a slightly high importer price, has been incredible, and going unlocked has enabled me to switch to an MNVO and save an absolute fortune every month in carrier charges (the phone had basically paid for itself in about four months). I'm now pretty tempted by the astonishing value some Xiaomi or LeTV devices offer, but have to keep reminding myself that I love my ZF2 and it still has plenty of life in it. Will use it until the battery starts going.
[ZenFone 2 General] dasklney:
I was using G3 when I bought Zenfone 2 (I used Zenfone 5 before G3), and I have to say that Zenfone 2 will be my last phone made by ASUS, too much bugs, slow update (even 2 years old G3 got Android 6 for a month!).

ASUS is just promoting their new phones, they don't care about their old customers.
[ZenFone 2 General] Siddk007:
At first, i hesitated to buy the ASUS ZenFone 2 as it uses an Intel chipset, but after going through every review on the internet, i made my mind. This is the phone i was looking for. Best in class performance and features from a famous brand known worldwide for just under $200. I wanted to buy the 4gb ram model, but was tight on budget and opted for 2gb model. Was quite happy with my buy. Now i'm even more happy with the excellent custom rom support it has got, gets the same attention as the higher end model.

Just "IN SEARCH OF INCREDIBLE" for official OS update (MM 6.0.1) from ASUS.
[ZenFone 2 General] vadim6385:
64 bit processor + 4gb ram + 5.5 screen (optimal size in my opinion) + decent storage capacity + storage expansion + reasonable price.

Upgraded from Galaxy Note II.

Met my expectations so far (have it since Nov. 2015), only two problems - when I receive calls, people start hearing me with a delay, and the phone has been bent a little
[ZenFone 2 General] mr_gourav2000:
[IMG="wow"]http://dl-1.va.us.xda-developers.com/3/6/3/5/2/6/2/apBy5V9_460s.jpg?key=npml_S_ZP5XQvEbGdK_cJQ&ts=1454693194[/IMG]
[ZenFone 2 General] Hudrator:
After 7 months still "okay" took some looks for an replacement, but at the moment nothing better in sight regarding price / value.

Waiting for android 6.0 and announcement of ZenFone 3
[ZenFone 2 General] bar4:
anything good (price & features) about ASUS ZF 2 except too much bloatware & rear speaker (crackling problem), so far ASUS ZF 2 is the best for the buck
[ZenFone 2 General] miki117:
Scored it 8. -2 for...

-Current gaming performance -- early videos show that this is a gaming beast for it's price. Unfortunately, I don't experience such smoothness right now, even after reflashing and playing on performance mode.

-Battery drain from the latest update -- Not sure if it's my fault or what, but I'm getting massive wakelocks from Calendar Storage. I think that's the culprit for my battery drain. **Already did factory reset and reflash, same thing**
[ZenFone 2 General] i snort flour:
You forgot honeycomb 3.x
[ZenFone 2 General] mr_gourav2000:
:p

Yum
[ZenFone 2 General] tabletalker7:
With this phone it was never about finding incredible - it was about finding a good phone for less than $600, and this phone is great considering the price
[ZenFone 2 General] mr_gourav2000:
:good:

Like it.
[ZenFone 2 General] miki117:
Agreed! But I believe that that is actually the "Incredible" thing about the zenfone 2 :D
[ZenFone 2 General] Twotems:
I'd been looking for a 5.5', dual-sim, sd slot, worldwide bands type phone for about two years and apart from the high end (read, expensive) Samsungs the phone didn't exist. I tried the Samsung Quattro (crap), Lenovo K910 (excellent but no lte and sd slot), Nubia Z7 Max (excellent but no lte and sd slot also).

I carry two dual-sim phones and I'm constantly chopping, changing and buying new ones. That was until the Zenfone 2 came out. 10 months later and It's still my daily driver and I have no intention of getting rid of it any time soon. Plenty of phones have tempted me since I got it (LeTv, One Plus 2, various Huawei models etc etc) but all have something missing. No sd slot or limited worldwide bands or that stupid hybrid sd/sim slot configuration or outrageous prices. So I guess I've "found the incredible". :good:
[ZenFone 2 General] squo_85:
@up

All of that is truth

I am also surprised what I've received for that money, its one of the best, better than pumped up flag ship killer devices as Sony or Samsung Erich doesn't give so much performance and possibilities in one device as Asus did. If Asus was work more for gadget like water proof in zf3 not so much as with extension of gb of ram what isn't so necessary in my opinion as water if that zf3 could be even better than this one...

Asus created perfect all in one device with plenty of usage possibilities, with good materials and finishing and good price. Now I really love it and enjoy from 6 months of usage, UI is just perfect, first time didn't install launcher, just using zenny's

I also don't need to by I new one but also can't wait for zf3
[ZenFone 2 General] smokinjoe2122:
I can't say I feel as if this has been an "incredible" experience...I don't want this to sound like a /rant post, but there's a lot of things with this phone that make me cringe.

1.) Lack of OS upgrades...Yes, we get updates that fix problems with the old 5.0 firmware, but come on..It's almost mid February 2016 and here we are on Android 5.0. Yes I know we're supposed to get Marshmallow, but when? Next year? Where' s the roadmap and communication from Asus?

2.) Third party theme removal...I don't think I need to elaborate on this, but come on..The reason they give for the removal is ridiculous. It's a money grab. I don't want kitties or sailboats themed all over the phone.

3.) x86 vs ARM - While I've noticed there aren't a huge lack in x86 compatible apps, they do behave differently than on ARM. Even Google (Now) can be sluggish and act slowly when searching for images and such, in comparison to an ARM processor (With less horsepower).

4.) The horrible look of ZenUI (My opinion of course)...This goes hand in hand with #2, but stock ZenUI is quite ugly IMO...It's very cartoonish and blocky (No use of circular icons/avatars, ect). Not to mention it's a cheap attempt at material design (Adding a "floating" button and a little statusbar coloring is not material design)

5.) The camera is not even close to spectacular. My Nexus 5 took better pictures.

6.) Installing pure android that one can consider "Beta" software (CM13, which is great and we should be thankful for the devs working on this), improves scrolling jittery-ness in apps and on the UI...I honestly cannot believe how much faster it is without the ZenUI bloat and being on android 6.0.1. What was Asus thinking?

Lastly, I've personally had hardware issues where I've had to send the phone back to service centers for weeks at a time... I'm not the only one, and I understand other companies run into this, but twice in less than a year?

This was Asus's year to shine, and I just don't think they've lived up to the Zenfone 2 hype.
[ZenFone 2 General] jotacorredor:
I was happy with until yesterday, now after changing my regular SIM for a new 4G SIM in my country the SIM 1 does not work, not sure if its operator related, hardware related or software? it happen at the exact time the SIM change occurred, I can have data connnection with SIM 1 but I get CELLULAR NETWORK NOT AVAILABLE when trying to make a call. Now the same SIM works fine on other phones so Im not really sure what to do. I already hard reset the phone but it did not work. I going to try a different operator SIM but Im starting to thing its my phone.

Any ideas?

EDIT> Well, it seemed like my problem was operator related, just came back from another carrier store with a working SIM1 so I guess my search for incredible will continue for now, I hope this time for good
[ZenFone 2 General] viruzth:
I'm moving from Galaxy Note 2 to this phone.

Except for the dual SIM feature, I miss my Note.

ZenFone teach me something,

specs are not everything

.
[ZenFone 2 General] i snort flour:
It's a tough but good lesson to learn as in technology you always get what you pay for for the most part.
[ZenFone 2 General] dakunclear:
GPS in the note series has always been crap which what bothered me
[ZenFone 2 General] zapz:
My experience so far: flawless. Everything is butter smooth, Zen UI is good looking (before the only UI I liked was Samsung's Touch Wiz). Never had crashes or compatibility problems like I had on other phones. The camera is good enough for a regular person The storage is quite big and the processor and RAM are also doing a great job. I also really love the Asus Cover and the Touch Gestures. The battery could be a bit better but hey, you can't have everything, right? Other expensive phones have short battery life too...or even shorter.

So overall I am very satisfied with my Zenfone 2 and I'm going to keep it for a long time.
[ZenFone 2 General] viruzth:
yup, even the age is separate by years.

really? I never use my note for GPS, S6 is my daily driver.

compare to that, GPS on ZenFone is very bad.

Intel is just not ready to enter the ring yet.
[ZenFone 2 General] i snort flour:
Gps is a radio issue not an Intel issue whether it be from poor programming or a bad radio. Honestly I've never tested the gps but the radio in here is a good radio so i'm betting your problem could be fixed with a few tricks to calibrate your gps and set your region
[ZenFone 2 General] ShadyGame:
I bought it because wine is gonna be released for x86 tablets and phones, and i wanna try it, and maybe run some windows games on it, it will be released this month.
[P3600 ROM Development] hotplainrice:
In the need to know how fast is "fast", I've decided to follow the footsteps of TylerC161 in the Herald forums. Using SKTools Lite, a benchmark is produced :)

Bepe 0.77 Full TomTom

Post yours so that we can compare.

SK Tools Lite : http://s-k-tools.com/sktools/sktoolslite.zip
[P3600 ROM Development] cerede2000:
Faman FR 3.2
[P3600 ROM Development] John_A:
Indigo Full by munrus

Integer;181.7850;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.748;MWIPS

RAM access;1601;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;630;Speed index

Main storage (write); 724.70;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3611.99;KB/sec
[P3600 ROM Development] taiseer999:
Mary 2.03

1st Power Plugged

Integer;162.9234;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;4.812;MWIPS

RAM access;1191;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;332;Speed index

Main storage (write); 554.31;KB/sec

Main storage (read);2802.92;KB/sec

2nd

Integer;161.8988;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;4.799;MWIPS

RAM access;1306;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;454;Speed index

Main storage (write); 426.34;KB/sec

Main storage (read);2315.00;KB/sec

=============================

1st Unplugged

Integer;179.5809;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.751;MWIPS

RAM access;1625;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;624;Speed index

Main storage (write); 640.67;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3430.49;KB/sec

2nd

Integer;175.3849;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.746;MWIPS

RAM access;1626;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;635;Speed index

Main storage (write); 618.23;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3477.08;KB/sec

Interesting
[P3600 ROM Development] Benny_Lx:
AX3L_WM6_WWE_v3.0.9 FULL

Integer;184.8630;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.804;MWIPS

RAM access;1634;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;641;Speed index

Main storage (write); 580.12;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3681.25;KB/sec
[P3600 ROM Development] _DrG_:
AX3L_WM6_WWE_v3.0.8 by AX3L
[P3600 ROM Development] Plastriq:
bepe 0.77 WWE Light
[P3600 ROM Development] cetrespeo:
FAMAN 3.3ES based own cooked rom

1st try. Power plugged.

2nd try. Power unppluged.

Too much variation isn't it?. In my opinion I don't think this bench is representable.
[P3600 ROM Development] T-Rob:
Sammy_deluxe Ultra Light:

Integer;209.8789;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.744;MWIPS

RAM access;1584;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;629;Speed index

Main storage (write); 683.27;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3543.25;KB/sec
[P3600 ROM Development] mikhe69:
I'm currently running the app(my screen is all crazy:D ), but I have some questions.

Can someone explain this values?

Which value is the most important to the speed of device?

bepe 0.77(connected with PC):

Integer;208.8320;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.648;MWIPS

RAM access;1560;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;633;Speed index

Main storage (write); 737.93;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3595.08;KB/sec
[P3600 ROM Development] taiseer999:
seems to me 'the higher the numbers the faster the rom'
[P3600 ROM Development] omaga:
LVSW Trinity WM6 v.2.0.1.1

Integer 183.4380

Float point 5.783

Ram access 1637

Draw bitmap 557

Main storage(write) 661.00

Main storage(read) 3339.13
[P3600 ROM Development] Carl1971:
Wm6 Faman 3.3fr

Power unppluged

Integer;179.6998;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.764;MWIPS

RAM access;1603;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;649;Speed index

Main storage (write); 654.94;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3586.69;KB/sec

Integer;183.5705;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.777;MWIPS

RAM access;1637;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;630;Speed index

Main storage (write); 666.96;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3622.64;KB/sec

Power plugged

Integer;203.5341;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.573;MWIPS

RAM access;1510;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;599;Speed index

Main storage (write); 660.93;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3455.57;KB/sec

Integer;207.4524;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.618;MWIPS

RAM access;1673;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;648;Speed index

Main storage (write); 676.35;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3436.24;KB/sec
[P3600 ROM Development] claros:
Ervius Personal Wm6 ITA Big Storage

Power Unplugged

Power Plugged
[P3600 ROM Development] hotplainrice:
Looks like theres not much variations between the wm6 ROMs..
[P3600 ROM Development] hotplainrice:
Im no expert but I can say its application-dependent. If your program runs with mostly integer, then you should concentrate on the integer numbers. If its scientific apps or anything with precision number like 2.304040223 then, floats.

The higher Main storage (read), the 'loading' of the program would take less time. You'd get less of that windows logo spinning when you try to open a new program.

The higher RAM access, the more responsive the programs will be.

Draw bitmaps is for how fast your graphics chip? (not sure). What I'm sure is the higher the draw bitmaps, the better it is for gaming but thats inaccurate because gaming depends on most of these numbers so its better to get an index to represent all these numbers. Its because gaming isn't just about drawing tons of graphics, it could also have very intensive calculations going on in the background.
[P3600 ROM Development] tetsuo55:
This benchmark thread needs some more info imho

*All tests should be done with and without powerplug as some of you have already done

*All tests should be done after a reboot of the phone

*All tests should be done after a fresh flash and before syncing(if its an older install this should be mentioned)

*If there are any tests that depend on the SD card the brand, type and size should be mentioned

*The benchmarking app should be installed to and run from main memory not SD
[P3600 ROM Development] cyron_at:
Akeo V3 / 007TNYSTD

Hello!

If anybody is interessted:

Tested: Power unplugged and after a re-boot:

A

keo V3:

Integer;185.1314;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.745;MWIPS

RAM access;1605;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;641;Speed index

Main storage (write); 741.85;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3584.60;KB/sec

007TNYSTD:

Integer;172.6331;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.704;MWIPS

RAM access;1613;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;642;Speed index

Main storage (write); 693.77;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3370.27;KB/sec

Akeo plugged:

Integer;210.6861;Moves/25 usec

Floating point;5.725;MWIPS

RAM access;1560;Speed index

Draw bitmaps;581;Speed index

Main storage (write); 674.94;KB/sec

Main storage (read);3496.87;KB/sec