yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] fards:
New keyboard on market place, that works pretty well.

Its in beta till september I presume it will be a pay app after then, the text prediction is very very good

Details and reviews on app brain

http://www.appbrain.com/app/com.touchtype.swiftkey.trial
[Streak 5 Themes and Apps] lufc:
Thanks for the link will give it a try :)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario Software Upgrading] dhawal4u:
as said above i need to flash ipl & spl having version need 2.16.0001 urgently

so that i can flash my original company rom & send it for repairs as i have 5 days left for warranty to get over.

can anyone provide me the ipl having version 2.16.0001

original when i purchased my device i-mate K-jam details was:-

OS : 2.16.9.1

IPL : 2.16.0001

SPL : 2.16.0001

GSM : 02.20.11

i have applied harspl & need to remove hardspl but before that i need that ipl/spl 2.16.0001

i tried these one from here (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=342744) :-

-T-Mobile MDA G4 IPL&SPL.zip

-AT&T 8125 G4 IPL&SPL.zip

-Vodafone Qtek 9100 G4 IPl&SPL.zip

-Orange SPV M3000 G4 IPL&SPL.zip

-O2 XDA Mini S G4 IPL&SPL.zip

but they don`t match

pls provide /upload & post link here as soon as possible !!!!

btw thanks in advance !
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] dhawal4u:
as said above i need to flash ipl & spl having version need 2.16.0001 urgently

so that i can flash my original company rom & send it for repairs as i have 5 days left for warranty to get over.

can anyone provide me the ipl having version 2.16.0001

original when i purchased my device i-mate K-jam details was:-

OS : 2.16.9.1

IPL : 2.16.0001

SPL : 2.16.0001

GSM : 02.20.11

i have applied harspl & need to remove hardspl but before that i need that ipl/spl 2.16.0001

i tried these one from here (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=342744) :-

-T-Mobile MDA G4 IPL&SPL.zip

-AT&T 8125 G4 IPL&SPL.zip

-Vodafone Qtek 9100 G4 IPl&SPL.zip

-Orange SPV M3000 G4 IPL&SPL.zip

-O2 XDA Mini S G4 IPL&SPL.zip

but they don`t match

pls provide /upload & post link here as soon as possible !!!!

btw thanks in advance !
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mecha2142:
This is quite a story I've got here, but just bear with me while I tell it.

Two days ago, I spotted a fps unlock kernel on the Development board here on XDA. I was feeling a bit reckless, so I decided to flash the kernel without doing a Titanium backup. At this point, I was running Fresh 0.5.3. After installing the kernel and rebooting the device, I was greeted with a looping boot animation. Needless to say, I wasn't a happy camper. I flashed every previous version of this kernel, as well as the original kernel, with no success. A Nandroid restore proved to be futile as well. I also tried flashing a fresh copy of the rom onto my phone without doing a complete wipe. No go on that attempt. Finally, I did the stupidest thing I've done with this device and did a complete wipe (data/cache/dalvik,sd:ext), followed by a fresh flash of Fresh (har har). That did the trick. Keep in mind that before performing this last step, I copied the app and app-private folders from my SD card in case of anything.

However, it was then that I realized that my stupid ass had no way of restoring the apps! You see, at least a hundred of the apps on my phone are non-market apk files that would take FAR too long to reflash individually. With that in mind, I installed a bootable version of Ubuntu onto my flash drive, which I used with my netbook in order to access the ext3 partition on my Evo. Afterward, I copied over all of the data from app and app-private onto my SD card. I thought I had finally succeeded in doing something that could have been done so much more easily had I waited to back my **** up previously!

Anyway, that last part occurred about an hour ago. After the files had copied, I exited recovery mode and restarted my phone. I was greeted with the glorious 'FRESSSSHHHHH' boot animation. And then it greeted me again. And again. AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN RAAARRGH. Anyway, that's where I'm currently at in this whole dilemma. I thought the boot loop meant that the apks in the two app folders were being installed, but an hour is an awfully long time for that to happen.

So now, I am here begging for help from you, the fine people at XDA developers. Is this boot loop animation normal when I've just copied all those files over to the app and app private folder? If not, is there any way to restore my apps without installing them individually through adb or the phone itself?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] -shift-:
i don't have fresh, but i use dc 3.2.3 and had a similar issue. i don't honestly remember exactly what i did, but i do know i did a bunch of stuff without backing up and got the boot loop.

here's my thread on it:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=722072

i'd link you to the solution we found, but as it's not the exact rom, maybe the troubleshooting steps will resolve your issue. i ended up flashing the engineering build to get access to android, and then flashing dc again to get up to speed.

good luck and let us know how it goes!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mecha2142:
It's not so much fixing the bootloop that I'm worried about. I've already experienced it three times this week, and that can be fixed by wiping the phone clean. What I'm wondering is whether I can install the apps I have backed up by copying over the files from app and app-private

Needless to say, I'll read the thread you linked me to. It might have some useful information :D.
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] DownTheCross:
I rooted my phone and everything. I have live wallpapers installed. And I was just wondering. What some other awesome 3rd party apps were. Any input would be greatly appreciated.
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] M1m3R:
There are a few listed in this thread...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=723077

Or over here...

http://androidforums.com/android-applications/1183-favorite-app-so-far.html
[HTC Aria Themes and Apps] DownTheCross:
Wow man thanks :D
[Droid Eris Android Development] amoeller:
I just recently rooted my phone with the new methods and also did the bootloader mod as well. My question is what would happen if I flashed the stock RUU of the latest OTA on my phone that has the 1.49.0200 S=OFF bootloader and Amon_RA's recovery installed? I know it would un root the phone but would the custom recovery and engineering bootloader be intact still? Basically what I want to do is have a stock ROM with superuser support. Thats it. OTA notifications would still show up but I would just ignore them. I'm guessing if the recovery and bootloader were not touched by the RUU I would just flash my overclocking-kernel-v3 and EngTools to root though recovery.

Thanks in advanced. You guys are great. Keep up the great work. You have my full support.
[Droid Eris Android Development] Hungry Man:
If you want a stock ROM with SU just get plain jane. Or install SU by putting the .apk on the phone.
[Droid Eris Android Development] FunkyFender:
Why not use a rom like Ivan's or Plain Jane?
[Droid Eris Android Development] amoeller:
I have this obsession with having things as close to stock as possible. I would just prefer the "stock" way even with the apps like Amazon MP3 and other stuff still installed. I also just wanted to know what are some limitations of the engineering bootloader like if I did upgrade to a new official OTA in the future.
[Droid Eris Android Development] t2noob:
If you flashed the current RUU it wouldn't mess with hboot so you would be able to flash a recovery and add root to the rom.

And if the update thats coming doesn't mess with hboot you should be able to add root to it later, but we don't know if it will mess with hboot.
[Droid Eris Android Development] char561:
It would be very easy to simply keep everything the same in the OTA rom and just add su
[Droid Eris Android Development] TopazAaron:
also im pretty sure u cant use the RUU if you have the bootloader 1.49.200 because the bootloader on the RUU is 1.49.000 so its lower it wont go.
[Droid Eris Android Development] hallstevenson:
I'd suggest you actually take a look at the ROMs suggested. They might surprise you how "stock" they are.
[Droid Eris Android Development] andybones:
I rooted my phone back when I had HBOOT 1.47, and it brought me to 1.49.200 for root, and I flashed the RUU and it brought me back down to 1.49.000.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] 2twiztid:
Does anybody have a generic Oceanic/whatever we use ROM available?
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] NightSidew1nd3r:
Just use the generic file provided with root. I have x10a with Telstra and everything works without a problem. So UK generic is all you need.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] brat81:
Yeah same ere i'm with 3 and i use the generic firmware that comes with the root package.
[XPERIA X10 Android Development] 2twiztid:
Sweet as.

Cheers.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krad1992:
Does anyone know why does my phone always overheat when I charge it? My wifi is off, and basically killed all my running apps.

This doesn't happen on my friend's nexus one.

By the way, I'm on FRF91 at&t. Anyone mind helping me with this? It would be greatly appreciated.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoshHart:
What do you mean by overheating? Like turns off, bursts into flame, "feels hot"?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Quelltextfabrik:
There's greater heat if you charge via USB as opposed to the wall charger. Did you both use the same charging methods?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] android01:
Why does a usb cable heat up more than a "rapid charger" i thought the usb charged half as fast.

It would be logical to assume that less energy would produce less heat,

Please explain :confused:
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sindroid:
Mine was also cooking on the charger. But after I switched to undervolted kernel the heat is not as high anymore.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jack_R1:
I believe that the reason would be that USB has constant current, while rapid charger "pulses" the current, making the charging much more effective.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krad1992:
How do you undervolted the phone?

The temperature of my phone can go up as hot as 41C when I'm using the wall charger. But I charged it using the USB cable, it does not get hot at all.

So, is it possible that my wall charger is broken?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Clarkster:
Only 41C? Don't worry about it then.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SBS_:
41C is nothing to worry about really. You should only be concerned if it went over 60C and even then it's mostly the battery that's paying the price.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krad1992:
Ah well... All my previous phone never reached that hot when it's charged.

I'm relieved that it's normal to reach 41C when charging then.

Thanks guys.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaytsus:
No, there's not............ Sheesh.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Quelltextfabrik:
Yes, there is a difference. Since the capacity charge is definitely different (5 V @ 500 mA vs. 5 V @ 1 A) there needs to be some sort of transformation in the power supply of the Nexus One. And transformation always releases heat.

Since the Nexus One and the Desktop Dock ship with a charger, this seems to be the preferred charging method and it makes sense that the phones power supply was designed to reflect that.

From my own experience I can say that my Nexus One get's very hot when charged via USB and almost no heat increase occurs when I charge it with the wall charger. But there might be a difference for users with 110 V ~ in their sockets.

Also check out the Li-Ion Battery guide, krad1992.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidlicious:
I also noticed that the phone gets a little hot when charging it. But I think that is natural. Also, it wasn't as extreme as you put it, where it would "overheat," instead I could notice that the phone was warmer when placed in the hand, especially in the lower bottom corner. But it never overheats...
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] codesplice:
If the heat worries you, you could always installed SetCPU (on a rooted device, of course) and set a profile to scale the processor speed down when charging, and I believe the newer versions of that app even let you set a different profile for charging via USB versus AC.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaytsus:
OMFG, nonsense FUD. 5V is 5V. The phone only draws 500mAh when a 'USB' charge is detected, vs drawing 1Ah when an 'AC' charge is detected. The power supply is not pushing power into the device.

I'm not disagreeing that your phone gets hot when charging with a slow charge, but your assumptions are total nonsense and it's not normal.

Maybe you have some software doing something weird when USB is plugged in charging.. Ever tried shutting the phone down and plugging it on USB and seeing if it also gets hot?
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] big_adventure:
That might be a little harsh...

My phone ALWAYS gets hotter charging from USB (and especially from a USB cable plugged into a non-HTC 1, 1.6 or 2A wall charger).

The phone detects whether it should be in AC or in USB mode based on whether it a couple of the pins are shorted in the cable (this has been confirmed by people taking hotknives to their chargers). If it detects USB mode, it only draws about 450mA. In AC mode (thus, if it sees shorted pins, like in the stock HTC chargers), it'll draw somewhat (slightly) less than 1A.

I think that imperfect quality control or imperfect engineering on the phone might cause some drawn current to escape as heat when in USB mode, but not to while in AC mode.

This does not (at least for me) seem to be a software issue, because I have seen the EXACT SAME BEHAVIOR on CM 5.0.5, CM 5.0.6, CM 5.0.7(.x), CM 5.0.8, FRF50, FRF83, FRF85b, FRF91 and CM6 (both nightly and RC1). I've tried out dozens of kernels, and the problem seems to be a LITTLE better on more fiercely UC'd versions.

Plugging into USB and charging ALWAYS causes my phone to become warm or hot to the touch (after 30min to 1Hr, of course). After a good while, temps go on up to 34-39 on USB, with very little user activity or screen use, versus 29-32 when in AC mode. I have never had the slightest PROBLEM linked with this issue - that level of heat just isn't bad for something designed to work in the sun, sit in your pocket all day, etc.

I can confirm that this is also a problem on an HTC Desire - both the IDIOTIC self-limiting AC/USB regulator and the heat-while-charging-USB issue.

The AC/USB logic used by the phone is the most user-unfriendly thing I've ever seen on a phone, because it is MUCH too strict. It is solely designed to get you to buy "official" HTC fast chargers, rather than letting you use third party gear.

My Milestone would charge (and draw) fast from any old wall bump that could feed enough juice. iPhones do it. My BlackBerry Bold would draw well over 1A and fully charge in less than an hour off of anything that fed enough juice. But my fantastic "superphone" can't do this? That is really the ONLY thing I don't like about the N1 - and it will probably stop me from ever buying an HTC phone again, since I have confirmed exactly the same behavior on other models. Here's why:

If my wife and I travel with our kids, with multiple USB-charged and powered devices, I either have to bring both my US-only N1 charger AND an adapter (we live in France) PLUS another USB source (like a 2-in-1 or a 4-in-1) and cables, OR I can just bring the other source and count on 7 hours a day with my phone plugged into the wall, since 450mA is crap. And all of this is because HTC wants me to buy and use their chargers - which do not accept USB plugs like Moto's, Apple's, third-party, etc.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krad1992:
Well. Mine is the other way round. When I charged it with my USB cable, it doesn't get hot at all. But, it gets very hot when I charge with the wall charger.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaytsus:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=727067

You voted yet? My results from today are even lower than that of yesterday, but my house is colder than my office.. Wife likes it frigid.. 27C charging on USB today.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stuff:
Maybe you are using the phone while it's being charged, thus using the processor and producing heat?

I can leave mine on all day, and it doesn't get any hotter than a regular phone being charged. But if I have the OLED on and using processor, then it gets a little warmer.

The hottest I've seen mine get of 47 c, and that was because I was outside at the pool and the sun was killing it lol.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Quelltextfabrik:
I avoid charging via USB because the phone get's too hot for my taste. But I tried just now and it's around 39 °C in an ambient temp of around 23 °C.

Though your slightly unkind post was answered sufficiently by big_adventure, I'd like to add something.

I suspect we both don't know how the input circuit of the Nexus One is designed, so it's pure speculation when we talk about how the power input is handled. HTC can be quiet fast with their hardware iterations, so we might even have different revisions.

But, the Nexus Ones Li-Ion needs a current of 1.4 A (1 C) until 4.2 V cell voltage are reached, ideally. The power the AC wall charger delivers fits in quiet well with almost no transformation. The maximum current the USB port can deliver is way out of the ideal range so there's the need for some more sweet magic in the circuits. And sweet electronic magic is connected to releasing heat.

However the input circuit is designed, there are definitely differences how the input of both charging methods is handled, causing varying levels of heat increase. Depending on what the engineers chose as their bias point. Tolerances have impact, of course and hardware revisions might have changed things. I'd like to be more specific but I have never designed a mobile phone charging circuit nor do I intend to disembowel my N1 for the sake of an argument :D

Caution: You may find speculation and assumptions but no FUD ;)

Take care.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaytsus:
That is pretty magic, creating the same amount of power to the battery on half of the current at the same voltage. Meh... Why do I bother.

Again, I've said several times that I don't doubt some people might have this specific problem on their specific phone, but it is FUD when they claim everyones Nexus One is affected by (see "greater heat" about 10 posts back) it and at least in one other redundant thread suggesting not to charge using USB because of it.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Quelltextfabrik:
That was the point, mate. The charging process can not be the same because it is not the same amount of power. The magic in question when charging via USB with lower current is most likely "continued trickle charge"* because, as you pointed out correctly but quite unnecessarily, you cannot draw energy out of nothing. Trickle charging however takes longer with more heat being produced due to over voltage (cell voltage) and Li-Ion batteries usually don't like it too much. But then again, I'm not an expert on batteries. If someone can explain how it works, please explain.

Relax, there are people apart from yourself who can multiply and might just know what they are talking about ... :rolleyes:

Five out of five Nexus One in my circle of friends/co-workers release more heat when charged via USB, that seems to be relevant. I don't know if it affects i.e. the whole Nexus One shipment to Vodafone in Germany but I'll try and find out in the German community. The hardware might indeed be different.

So far, my statements still appear empirically and technically legit to me but I always love to learn something new and even be corrected but your patronizing attitude without backing anything up is seriously annoying me.

*side track: the charging process of a Li-Ion battery can be separated in four parts:

the first is trickle charging to recover cells under 3 V

followed by the constant current charge (which seems like quite a problem to me if you try to charge a 1,400 mAh battery [at 1 C needs up to 1.4 A @ 4.2 V] with less than 500 mA @ 5 V]

then constant voltage charge

finally charge termination
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theartfullodger:
Yup, it's weird...

I left my 'phone on USB charging for quite a bit, got to 38.7deg C...

Ditto same conditions (same location, same starting temp, battery @ same % charge..) and on wall-charger it only gets to 33.7deg C..

No doubt khaytsus has also empirically measured his temps in a similar way with both chargers... and found different to me...

Having said that I'd assumed the wall-charger would get the beast hotter but, weird, doesn't seem to work like that..

Lesson #1: When in doubt go measure!!!

Lesson #2: When wrong (I was) admit it..

Cheers!

Lodger
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khaytsus:
Which is all why I created the poll ;) I'm genuinely interested in the results, I have no vested interest here, I just want to see what the differences are and attempt to understand why there are differences. It really has to come down to hardware, software, or charging environment differences.

My original theory, if it's not clear yet, is that something software is going on... Overclocking causing more heat, more things going on with the phone.... Maybe even being related to people having horrid battery life, etc.. My battery life is quite good, 3-4% maximum per hour with some light usage, 2-3% idle (with otherwise same load, K9 imap push, weather syncing, google account etc..) Thus me being curious if shutting the phone entirely down makes the heat problem go away.

Hardware has been pointed out several times, and yep manufactors do cost reductions or part changes all of the time, due to demand or pricing. Anyone ever noticed if there are any HW markings on the phone that would indicate this? I recall from my PalmOS days sometimes Treo's would have markings to indicate different runs of the same model.

And another possibility is the actual charging environment.. Ambient temperatures are one variable here, but possibly also the input voltage. I would assume if plugged into a PC the voltage is good, but cheap chargers etc you never know.

My only argument in all of this is the nonsense explanations of why this is happening. Some clearly less nonsense than others, Quelltextfabrik, glad you understand your PIE ;)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 111Kestrel:
Everytime I do a soft restart I get a new voice mail notification. I check voice mail, but no new message, but I have to check to clear the notification. Any suggestions?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 111Kestrel:
The solution to this one is:

replace the 10 yr. old simcard that you had since your first phone with the new one that came with the phone:D. Seems to not crash so much as before as well, but need more observation before I can swear to this one.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] shupiuiuma:
Is there a way to stop the "fade in" in the beginning of the ringtone. I do not like it's implementation. It is kind of too fast and the effect is annoying. I see no option for this anywhere.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ariclung:
Seeking how to stop the increasing ringtone too

I also have the same problem (actually not a problem, just dun want it)

I find all the setting in phone but no way out

any suggest?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] JaGuR:
If you set an mp3 as the ring tone, does it still do it, I don't think mine does :/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ariclung:
yes, I edit a mp3 in PC and copy in i9000 then set as ring-tone, I still behave the same, sad.......
[Galaxy S I9000 General] JensBurki:
have the same problem :(