yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 General] Dam4rusxp:
No you can't. Almost every new Camera has an Image Stabilisator. It's not possible to build something like that into a Mobile Phone. The only thing you can do is increasing the ISO value. The higher the ISO value is the less shaky the pictures will be but they will also be more noisy. And what do you mean with cleaning your camera? If you mean the lens then you should only try to blow the dust away or you will get scratches in it. If you mean the display then there should be no problem using a T-Shirt. I think the camera of the HD2 can also be cleaned with your T-Shirt because there is a pane in front of the lens.
[HD2 General] azlan96:
I clean the camera lens with my T-Shirt and now there is tiny scratches, somehow the lens will get fingerprints or some sticking dirt
[HD2 General] domenukk:
Yes you can. There are apps for android with basic image stabilazation features. For example camera 360 or snap photo pro ... works nicely
[HD2 General] azlan96:
Thats for Android, I dont plan to install Android on my HD2, YET.
[HD2 General] azlan96:
seriosly even if I dont move while capturing, picture will turn out like this
[HD2 General] hilmiabi:
This is not your fault, just because exposure time is long. You should increase your iso value to 800 and/or use flash. You cant stop moving objects :)

Or you can use the trick for camera button.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=834309
[HD2 General] azlan96:
if I set ISO to 800 with or without flash in a condition with the above picture, the photos will turn out very grainy
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Spanq:
Since Wednesday, my phone no longer seems to have enough signal in my area during the day. It works everywhere else in town, but in my home and within a one mile radius I either get No Service, low bars and no data connection, or a Network Busy error when attempting to make calls. At night, this issue seems to go away. I cannot figure out WTF is going on and T-Mobile tech support is no help whatsoever. I've replaced the SIM card, wiped the device, tried stock 2.2 and CM6 ROMs, flashed a few different radio images, and nothing seems to solve the issue. I'm under the impression the phone is going bad, but I have a small glimmer of hope that the problem actually lies with T-Mobile. When this issue first started happening, T-Mobile actually confirmed there was a network service issue in my area, but it had been resolved by the end of the day. However, my N1 hasn't worked properly since.

Additionally, my phone had been bugging me to death about 2.2.1 (which never worked properly; I was running 2.2 rooted, no custom ROM at the time) and I ignored it until Google start spitting out a "2-part" update. The first part worked, but the second part still failed (giving me the common "assert failed" BS with Twitter.apk). That happened Tuesday. I'm not sure if this could be the cause of the issue and the network problem with T-Mobile being just a coincidence. My bootloader changed, but I'm still running the 4.06 radio.

I've got a couple friends who have T-Mobile who are going to swing by this weekend to see if their phone exhibits a signal issue, but aside from that, are there any other things I can do to pinpoint the problem? This is driving me nucking futs. Any help would be appreciated!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nodir.t:
Hello XDA! I have a LOT of mount points which looks very strange. The following ones are repeating many many times:

see the attached mount.zip (txt inside, unzipped it is 120 kb!) for a full mount output. I suspect it is a reason my I9000 lags (I've applied ryanza lag fix)

(didn't find a thread on this topic)

Thanks,

-Nodir
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RyanZA:
Use OCLF from the market. This was fixed ages ago. :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nodir.t:
Tried to uninstall the lag fix, but it bricked: stocked at the boot screen (reboots indefinitely). Factory reset (from volume up + menu + power) doesn't help.

Now trying to restore it using [HOWTO] Froyo FW I9000XXJPM: Upgrade via Odin, Root, Recovery 2e, Lagfix! (can't post a link)

UPDATE: it is OK. I've reflashed it. 2.2 is nice!
[Fascinate General] broncobiker:
I dont quite see the point. Anyone have any info?
[Fascinate General] NibNawb:
You can flash then use them on other networks, i.e. Metro PCS
[Fascinate General] HorsexD:
Or Cricket o.o
[Fascinate General] broncobiker:
If only those networks didnt suck
[Fascinate General] zero7starz:
I've boughten bad esn phones as dev phones so I can flash things and test things out on a phone that I don't have to rely on before putting it onto my main phone. Or some people use them for parts, or to flash. Theres a market for them for sure, but I always wonder how did they become bad esn phones lol.
[Fascinate General] Munchys:
To have a bad esn is if its lost/stolen then VZW or whoever locks it out of their system forever untill the person who lost it says they got it back and reactivates it. Or if someone doesnt pay their bill and the phone is on the account, it turns into a bad esn.
[Fascinate General] broncobiker:
Hahaha so its like buying a stereo with the serial scratched off
[Fascinate General] pvgomer:
I buy for parts, specially the screen If the price is right.
[Fascinate General] erasmogjr:
Yup just sold three bad esn phones today that will be flashed to Cricket, one to Pocket. I have another phone, a verizon tour with a bad esn, that I just unlocked to use on AT&T. I buy them very cheap unlock or flash and resell them for more.

Muahaha
[myTouch 3G Slide General] greenstuffs:
Ever since the Mytouch HD has been announced, i feel that the 2.2 update will never become available to MT3G Slide owners.

I've read that the 2.2 update on June that it would be available in sep or so, now seeing all these new phone releases like Vibrant, G2, MT HD, HTC Desire HD... i feel that the phone would be dumped.

I was too naive myself had a MT3G and was waiting like a silly boy for the 2.2, i think is easier to walk on water than expect mobile to give you updates.

I think Tmobile is a nice carrier but they are so slow on the updates that makes no sense in buying carrier subsidized phones anymore. Like myself i started buying full priced non branded phones and take the discount on my monthly bill.

I think i save money in the long run and i always threat them to leave if they do anything weird to me.
[myTouch 3G Slide General] tonyriceroni:
That's nice
[myTouch 3G Slide General] Hussyfan:
More like this thread is a big fail
[myTouch 3G Slide General] archie53:
Updates have a lot more to due with manufacturer than t-mobile, blame HTC not T-Mo.

Sent from my Rooted myTouch 3G Slide using the XDA App
[myTouch 3G Slide General] OuncE718:
I think its actually a mix between both. T-Mobile has to pay the manufacturers/google for the updates. Did T-Mobile pay google or HTC? If so, has google or HTC ran into issues that delay the updates. So we honestly don't know who to blame cause its more than one party working on the update. The safest to blame is T-Mobile since we do business directly with them as consumers.

Black myTouch Slide w/stock rom

www.GoTeamFriday.com
[myTouch 3G Slide General] guitarist5122:
Patience dude, patience. If you read the 10 other "wheres my froyo at?" threads, you would know that the mt3g has gotten froyo. So you can expect tmobile to keep their word since they have half fulfilled their promise already. Wait a little time after the mthd releases and you'll see your froyo
[myTouch 3G Slide General] migueltherocker:
Cool thread bro
[myTouch 3G Slide General] Drzfr3shboialex:
Mthd for me :)
[myTouch 3G Slide General] GetDollaz248:
Well I know that they sent the update to regular mytouch users so we can't be far behind :) its not just tmobile as well its htc that's holding the update.
[myTouch 3G Slide General] daniel60104:
i would wait for the mthd too! but it's only because i want to see if the outer quality is still that s***ty plastic-like material... \= if so then imma just go for G2 hahaha
[myTouch 3G Slide General] GetDollaz248:
Have any of you people heard of the terminator? :)
[myTouch 3G Slide General] Cka3:
Yeah, it's robot from the future.
[myTouch 3G Slide General] F0rgiven:
Cool story bro...
[myTouch 3G Slide General] immortalxgod:
Hahaha. My old highschool buddies would say that...HAHA good memories when the teacher would talk about stupid crap we would hit her with the "CSB" :cool:
[Droid X Accessories] Darkness_Invade:
Got me the new Seidio Rugged Innocase for my DX and love it.. Kinda big but i bet it would hold up to a dog chewing on it. $59.95 and i think it was worth it.

Model number MB810 Rugged S
[Droid X Accessories] teon39:
Do you know if this will fit with the ext battery installed?
[Droid X Accessories] hurld:
Yes it will.
[Droid X Accessories] RaptorMD:
You can get that bundle at Amazon.com for $37.71 http://www.amazon.com/Seidio-Innoca...sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=mobile&qid=1290627142&sr=8-1 save a few bucks.
[Droid X Accessories] tabocaw:
I've had my rugged case for 3 days now and its the best phone case I've ever had. With 3 layers of protection I think its just if not more protective than the otterbox case.
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
Well this is a Video Tutorial teaching those who are new to modding there phones or have been reluctant to try Odin, or for those who NEED to use Odin since they soft bricked there phones or flashed something wrong. For whatever reason, this will teach you how to get your phone into download mode and how to flash your Vibrant back to original stock state.

Here are the files form thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=734475 much thanks due goes out to justanothercrowd for these files.

[YOUTUBE]uGMDycXJ2i0[/YOUTUBE]
[Vibrant Android Development] speoples20:
Cool video, definitely help new people learn how to use Odin.
[Vibrant Android Development] georgegreco86:
one upped me huh?

my next post - will include a video on how to take over the world! MUUUUHAAHAHA

I Kid, but good job, maybe my inbox will slow down now.
[Vibrant Android Development] Aggiehiker:
Your last link is down. Thanks for the video, I am about to use Odin for the first time and this video has helped give me some confidence.

Thanks:)
[Vibrant Android Development] :
is this in the sticky yet? it has 2 be its helpful to the noobs
[Vibrant Android Development] junkdruggler:
Not to be a buzz kill or anything, because this was needed... And is very useful, but why isn't it posted in general and just linked in the bible?

This isn't about development.. Its a tutorial about a windows program..

It would get just as many views through there and be just as helpful and not clutter the dev forum..
[Vibrant Android Development] mikey98277:
I have only used Odin 1 time to flash JI2, have been very lucky not to soft brick with all the times i have flashed my vibrant. But I wish this was around before I had to use it, thanks for the video. Its not hard to use, but visually watching it always makes me feel better before I do anything for the first time.
[Vibrant Android Development] warsteiner00:
Thank you sir

This is exactly what i was looking for.
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
I agree. If the mod could bump it that would be great. I plan on coming out with more videos in the future.
[Vibrant Android Development] jamesey10:
anyone have recommendations on how to do this if you dont have access to a windows computer?
[Vibrant Android Development] georgegreco86:
oh geeez. just be thankful
[Vibrant Android Development] renorox:
Terriffic!

Thank you! Much mopre comforatble doing ot for the first time!
[Vibrant Android Development] olimen:
It does not work with me. I do everything right and all it shows is:

<ID:0/004> Added!!

<ID:0/004> Odin v.3 engine (ID:4)..

<ID:0/004> File analysis..

Nothing more.

Do I need to have my sim card inside the phone or it does not matter?
[Vibrant Android Development] jzero88:
Hmm, not sure what the problem is, could be a few things. Are you sure you have the correct PIT file? Make sure what you have downloaded is not corrupted at all. You can also try using a different usb port.
[Vibrant Android Development] aarif_ziaee:
Very nice video .... I am a noob and this helped me a lot....

Thanks guys
[Vibrant Android Development] olimen:
Maybe the reason is because of the downgrade mode. Should I see something when the phone is in this mode because when I hold the vol up and power it just show the samsung logo nothing more.
[Vibrant Android Development] jonbron:
I just followed all of these directions to the T and everything went fine, no errors in Odin or anything, and now my phone is stuck with a black screen and the buttons lit up. When I reboot the phone it goes through all of the startup screens just fine: Vibrant, T-Mobile w/ sound, and Galaxy S, then just blank screen.

I tried doing the Odin thing a few times and I'm stuck here - is my phone seriously bricked?

EDIT: I can reboot into Clockwork and stock recovery just fine.
[Vibrant Android Development] Chamgea:
Current Settings - I am rooted, I have ROM Manager, Super User Permissions, Root Explorer and a Custom Rom (Fusion).

Attempts - I have downloaded ODIN, install all the necessary drivers, have booted up Parallels and have have been able to mount my phone and view files on Parallels. I have opened up ODIN and it has recognized my phone when it is ON.

Dilemma - I have gone through the steps given to us by the nice ODIN video tutorial. However, once I access download mode on my phone my Parallels gives me a pop up that says it is unable to connect the device to the USB. I have tried this over and over about 30x, still I cannot get it to recognize the phone while in download mode.

*So, can someone provide me with a solution? Either via MAC or Parallels? I'd like to get my phone back original settings soon, thanks.
[Vibrant Android Development] c-brit323:
Probably a noob question but you can flash any rom with this program?
[Vibrant Android Development] mikey98277:
If it is an Odin ROM then yes, not the update.zip types.
[Vibrant Android Development] RensoreK:
This is a great video tutorial, read a few other Odin tutorials none said I had to hold the volume buttons BEFORE plugging in, and when it detected it would turn YELLOW showing the com. (I was entering download mode first, then plugging in and wondering why Odin finished, did nothing, but shows 0 errors.) Thanks again jzero88
[Vibrant Android Development] tsalate:
Flashing to get back to stock works I soent hours searching everhthing all the answers are here.

Search and download eugenes no brick froyo. Use that pit. And tar start odin. After it finish. Pull battery and restart process but this time click repartition and use pit. And tar. From tmo stock 2.1 .

You should now be back to stock.
[Vibrant Android Development] tsalate:
Did you flash on top of voodoo? If so see my post above
[Vibrant Android Development] mikeyinid:
I cannot get it to work. i ddid what you said and i still only get a boot logo followed by a black screen. what can i do to get ANY rom to work? id like to unroot and go completely stock. Cant do ANYTHING and odin has been a headache
[Vibrant Android Development] Joshochoa187:
I used odin on my vibrant and it worked but my phone wont read sim card
[Vibrant Android Development] timafey:
Hey, I just had to use it, thank you very much for putting it all together, was kinda sketched out about it at first, but it ended up being really easy
[Vibrant Android Development] backslide311:
Help help :)

OK, I soft bricked my phone trying to enter CWM on AOSP ish 2.2.

I've used Odin about 20-30 times with no issues before, till now. I can still access download mode on my phone but now Odin will not give me an ID:COM so I can't fix my brick :( any advice would be wonderful.
[Vibrant Android Development] DEFINITIONOFREAL:
Try switching ports, try a new cord remove sd and sim card
[Vibrant Android Development] backslide311:
No dice! I tried 3 different ports, 2 cables, with and without sd/sim. I'm completely at a loss.

The phone will notice the usb plugged in as it will go to the charging icon then freeze. It will also let me get into download mode. The computer doesn't see the phone now since the soft brick. (stuck at Samsung Vibrant screen)

This is soo crazy since it worked just fine prior to this.
[Vibrant Android Development] DEFINITIONOFREAL:
I had the same issues earlier 2, played around a bunch and it got it to work, have you tried taking the battery out n unplug and all the other tricks,
[Vibrant Android Development] backslide311:
I did try the battery trick with no luck. I had also tried to let the vibrant screen cycle a few times then force into download mode, no luck aswell. I will continue to try differnt combos. :)
[Vibrant Android Development] DEFINITIONOFREAL:
Maybe try a different pc idk
[Vibrant Android Development] backslide311:
Just tried a XP box with no luck. seems that my phone will not allow the computer to detect it since the soft brick.

Ive tried every way I know to force the usb to detect the phone.

can't see in Device Manager.

ADB doesn't work (error: device not found)

Odin doesn't work (no ID:COM)

eeek
[Vibrant Android Development] bigtom624:
I used Odin to flash the JK6 leaked T-Mobile ROM. I want to go back to JI6 before the Official Froyo 2.2 is released. The only thing I'm not sure of is, should i flash to JFD then to JI6, or can I flash JI6 and skip JFD altogether. I want to make sure I do it right so I don't screw my phone up. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Vibrant Android Development] jamesyl:
Which drivers are you using? Odin would not detect my phone in download mode (but detected it outside of download mode) until I reinstalled the Samsung Galaxy S drivers.
[Vibrant Android Development] dancegrenade:
You are a god! Thank you so much!
[Vibrant Android Development] Residue26:
I'm running Nero v5 with voodoo, should I disable voodoo before flashing?
[Vibrant Android Development] jbenson:
Is odin only for pc or can it run on mac?
[Vibrant Android Development] Christophernast:
you can use it on a mac. just use bootcamp on your mac & install windows.
[Vibrant Android Development] eddiein2021:
Hey there, srry to be such a burden but could you guys please help. i was trying to get back to stock and etc. but right as i flashed it i realized that i had ryanZA's one click lag fix or what ever. the one that makes either 512 mb.sh buffer or 1024 mb.sh buffer. when i tried to flash odin i use the given files and wait then it goes until the half marker and just stops both on odin and the phone! idk what to do please help me!.
[Vibrant Android Development] HaloMediaz:
y u no work .pit link?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Chad_Petree:
So the gps may be doomed forever, i can live without it but what about the lag? i dont want workarounds, i want a REAL fix , heck id settle for samsung speaking openly about the issue, but they wont say a word , so what do u think? the lag is here forever? is samsung working on a fix? :(
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Adevem:
and people are still posting in this section.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zyo:
Yes

NO

case closed
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cheetah2k:
The only android phone i've used that didn't have lag was the Nexus One... I regret selling it now to get the SGS :mad:
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ivanchin99:
My froyo feels smooth and the last time I had a bad case of lag/horrible jerkiness was at eclair. Dont know what im doing wrong except using auto killer and launcherpro instead of samsung's default
[Galaxy S I9000 General] RyanZA:
Use OCLF, Voodoo, z4mod - whatever. They all mostly fix the lag (there is still a bit of lag from low ram in some cases, but perhaps we can get that fixed too by tweaking and unmounting the initramfs after boot....)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] tameracingdriver:
Well... I was going to agree, but I've just had to restart my n1. Why? Started to lag! I'm starting to think the lag is an android thing in general. Don't get me wrong, out of the box the n1 is clearly better, but its still there, eventually.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Shivatink:
512 ram

does the official has 512 ram
[Galaxy S I9000 General] lugi93:
Grr you

RAM TROLLS

use search, u won't get 512Mb usable..NEVER

Check topics and you will get your anwser why.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] richardbroder:
Does anyone here really think samsung is going to fix rfs or the gps? Its samsung, get a life. They are happy in releasing a phone that has a working rom, and they wont do much more about it, dont expect them to release something magical the way nokia does...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] AnnihilatorSC:
The lag was actually fixed in JM9 but it regressed in JPM...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] pele78:
Killing myself with laughter lol
[Galaxy S I9000 General] stoneyfordni:
he wants it to play crysis lol
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sourcewop:
Rofl,

Well iam on jm9 n there is no lag at all.

The froyo more optimized to snap dragon 1ghz, thats the reason works well on nexus one.

Widows phone 7 samsung using snap dragon 1ghz lol
[Galaxy S I9000 General] bsamurai:
+ 1
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Bec07:
You guys have no idea what you're talking about!

The fact that some apps need time to process data here and there is NOT lag.

If you want lag, go back to JM1, I did, for product code tricks, and it's terrible, I really don't know how samsung could release the device in such a state!

But bottom line, the LAG IS GONE. the GPS ISSUES ARE GONE, if you don't believe it install any earlier eclair and the differences will be mind blowing!

Thread closed.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] r3loaded2010:
The GPS is FIXED! RFS issues are also much better than they used to be (though ext4 would still be an improvement). NewsRob is just about usable now.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] FadeFx:
sometimes i start thinking that samsung has some kind of contract with that fruit company to produce over the top devices that have lousy performance so people start to belive android is ****....
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ahmetcenk:
I think the main problem in official froyo is laggy browser..tried Dolphin and xscope they are laggy too..even with flash disabled..
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DocRambone:
Lag very much still in SGS, open phonebook takes a sec or 2, on Desire its instant.

All the small delays gives SGS a laggy impression.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Diegotom78:
Thats right...ich hate now the behaviour of the froyo browser....
[Galaxy S I9000 General] shivankit:
And to top it up i cant even do the about:debug fix to get desktop version of web pages. Screw you mobile web pages.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ivanchin99:
Finally someone who agrees with me. In the default firmware from the shop, the lag was totally unbearable. It makes me wanna pull the hair out and question whether i made the right decision going with samsung. Luckily when i got onboard froyo, this problem is no more :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] airpd:
I agree, if 1 second is LAG ... then hell... maybe u wanna blink once in a while, i got my SGS 2 weeks ago and i'm more than pleased with it and i'm running JM1 right now. I rooted and applied OCLF V2 and the phone responds instantly with 10 application screens. The GPS works very well too... i don't know where u got u're phones :))
[Galaxy S I9000 General] yc1437:
+1, why keep on asking more ram? As long as the system run fine, why desperate for more ram? Are u going to use hundreds of application at once?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] yc1437:
Yea, if wan no lag go for the FRUIT, but i still believe that the FRUIT also have lag, it's the matter of they cover the lag with nice "animation transition" to make you feel no lag. I hope i use the correct words :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Gambler_BE:
You know, I installed jpm and was super happy with it, nog lag at all.

BUT... when I redownloaded all the apps I like, the lag came back. I've got 5 pages of apps now, and swiping through them is very laggy now. It was smooth when I only had a few apps.

So I would say lagg is still there.

I'm just waiting for the froyo voodoo fix

I understand people saying that it's a phone and it can't be as fast as a computer, but it should be faster than it is now, heck, it should be the fastest phone out there atm...