yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[myTouch 4G General] floepie:
I think the reason it you're able to see it in hboot is the result of the specific engineering hboot (.85) that is flashed during the root process. You may not see it if you reflash the stock hboot (.86) once rooted.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
Nexus S gets a small preview?

http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/nexus-s-for-t-mobile-gets-brief-best-buy-mobile-nod-there-and-g/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Orcie:
I am not out to give people more hope than necessary but I think that google releasing this phone as sheep in galaxy clothing is the best news galaxy owners could get. Development of the hummingbird platform, gingerbread...... Huge opportunities here
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Toss3:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/is-this-the-nexus-s/

An update! ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] zshakespeare:
Now it only remains to be seen how similar the hardware on this bad-boy is to the Galaxy S's that we already have for the inevitable rom-porting. With any luck we'll be rolling in Gingerbread before we know it.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/is-this-the-nexus-s/

Now on the web flyer, looks pretty vanilla to me! :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
Engadget is on fire!!

http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/google-nexus-s-is-the-samsung-gt-i9020/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MaelstromXC:
This is nice. Like a dream come true!

http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/this-is-the-nexus-s/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
Again!"

http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/this-is-the-nexus-s/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ju12zo:
Thank God for 30 day return policies. Goodbye vibrant, hello Nexus S
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Intratech:
Now the cynic in me is starting to feel that Samsung may be deliberately crippling Galaxy S performance to make the Nexus S look even more beastly when it comes out and make people want to buy it.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
Well, basically, Android was built and optimised for Nexus One, it surely is not performing to it's maximum on the hardware of Samsung. The hardware of SGS is realy good, but the OS is not (yet) optimised for it.

But if you built and optimise the OS around this hardware, i'm pretty sure it'll fly! (and it'll give optimised OS to samsung's users as well)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] CaliCL9:
Anyone know the specs
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Intratech:
Have you seen what CyanogenMOD are doing and the performance they are getting with an unoptimised, incomplete, Android 2.2.1 ROM on the Galaxy S using RFS file system? They put the Samsung software development team to shame.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] rajendra82:
Now post me a link to a Gingerbread ROM I can slap on my Captivate ASAP.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
CyanogenMOD are putting every dev team to a shame! ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Croak:
Not really dude. This will be a low-volume device compared to the "regular" Galaxy S line.

Looking at some of those pics, there's quite a bit of internal differences. No visible SD card slot, for one, and a different battery (with power connectors on the left instead of top of the phone). That makes me wonder how much the rest of the internal hardware differs.

It's also bulkier at the bottom than an I9000, and looks to have antenna leads on the battery cover (like the Captivate), though those might be DTV leads instead.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nCoder:
http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/11/this-is-the-nexus-s/

Confirmed
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
Nothing is confirmed if not from Samsung or Google

But still, it looks good so far!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] penfold:
i agree ....they are not fixing the filesystem lag issue because they are already thinking of future sales of new models, they want to keep it crippled, typical samsung.

on another note i much prefer the samsung's touchwiz additions to stock android, the apps are better (calendar for example) and there are more built in apps.

if only not for the lag
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Axefield:
What looks good? I believe you don't mean that stretched Nokia 5800XM...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] jonny_ftm:
Well,

If it was delayed because of serious hardware issues, then you can cry on your laggy/GPS faulty devices :D

Also, it puts an end for any hope to a 2.3 Android on the SGS

I'm not pessimist, I'm realistic and objective after the months passing and Samsung making fun of people with faulty devices

My first samsung device was a DVD writer. Hardware was reviewed to be ultimate quality, but I waited months for a good firmware update to support more media and improve burn quality. I check from time to time, the update never came after 2 years.

I got a good phone, but won't try my luck on a new Samsung device ;)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
"IT" reffering to the rumors itself. The device in itselft (that is shown in picture) is pretty much sober and straight to the point, like the N1, nothing more (is needed)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MaelstromXC:
High level specs for the Nexus S (no hardware specs :/)

http://phandroid.com/2010/11/11/internal-best-buy-product-listing-reveals-nexus-s-specs-confirms-t-mobile-as-carrier/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Intratech:
Actually it increases the chances of getting Android 2.3 on the Galaxy S.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Fihlvein:
My god how uninspiring round and plastic it looks based on the leaked screenshots. I can only hope these are fake, but I guess they aren't.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] sosa:
Google Nexus S photos (images) leaked

http://www.mobileclues.com/google-nexus-s-photos-images-leaked

:D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ap27:
Well since this is a Nexus phone, its most likely going to run stock android (2.3 i believe). Build, GPS, no-RFS are valid issues. I dont think the display will change...same 4 inch Super AMOLED.

Also it should get its updates officially straight from Google. So no waiting...much like the Nexus One right now.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] :
Nexus S Official!

Looks like

http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/15/eric-schmidt-shows-off-a-nexus-s-at-the-web-2-0-summit/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] RambJoe:
Oh god please say it is a Hummingbird.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dbacchus:
+1 except the 'god' part :-)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] eliazu:
get me the dump of this ROM!!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] tony604:
Sweet! I'd buy it only if it has the orion though. But great for galaxy s owners if it has hummingbird
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Logicalstep:
Lets hope it's based on the Galaxy Hardware, I'm sure modders could live with it having a higher clock than our Galaxy.

Couldn't really tell from the pictures if it had an AMOLED screen or not, it looks bright enough to be one.

Roll on Gingerbread.

Logicalstep
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cantIntoCode:
Just seen this for myself. Lets HOPE that it's identical to the Galaxy S. Bring on Gingerbread!!!!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] RambJoe:
If it's not the same, and has a dual core, I'm thinking of playing the "my GPS is broke" card. :P
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Billus:
Haha, good idea.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] rodeo2:
Leaving beside what processor it has and stuff, do you guys like how the phone looks?

I certainly don't; too much rounded corners for my liking. If that has same tech specs, I'm happy with my SGS (+XDA)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Maddmatt:
I like the rounded corners actually, gives it a more unique look that wont be mistaken for an iPhone.

But I'd miss having a physical home button.

I imagine it's identical to the Galaxy S hardware-wise, besides the camera flash. Not really worth upgrading to. I think it's too soon for it to be an equivalent to the Galaxy S2, for that we'll have to wait until next year.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nCoder:
Google CEO teases Gingerbread on Samsung Nexus S

http://www.androidcentral.com/google-ceo-teases-gingerbread-samsung-nexus-s

Google CEO Eric Schmidt this afternoon gave a sneak peak at Gingerbread -- Android 2.3 -- on "an unannounced" Android device that sure looked a lot like the Samsung Nexus S. It's all going down as we type at the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco.

Will we "get" Gingerbread today? Doesn't sound like it. Schmidt said Gingerbread is on its way "in the coming weeks." And as we've said before, we still have to see the SDK and what-not before it starts rolling out to phones, with the Nexus One likely among the first.

What there has been is a bunch of search talk, natch, plus a bunch on NFC, or near-field communication. Basically using your smartphone to complete real-world actions, such as payments. Exciting stuff, to be sure. Be we know what you nerds want. Gingerbread. [Web 2.0 Summit]

Google CEO teases Gingerbread on Samsung Nexus S posted originally by Android Central
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mammenj:
We shouldn't believe a word samsung says until they deliver froyo and support their phones
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
Geeeezzzzz....

Froyo is (as of now) sent out to provider to aprove. If you want things moving, contact them.

Then, Nexus' brand phone is only "hardware" related to samsung. They provide the peice of equipement for Google to develop on it. So if "google" is presenting (or peaking) a Nexus S with Gingerbread, it's all Google there, no samsung.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] robbiev80:
Do you think the Nexus S will be available through Bell?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] _dsk_:
More importantly, will the firmware be easy to port over to the Galaxy S assuming the specs are very similar! :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mobydeek:
We still dont know the processor or the screen resolution right?

Theres the world hoping the Nexus S is dual core, "retina" display, other super specs etc.

and then theres the Galaxy S owners hoping its exactly like the SGS for an easy port :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] t1mman:
Well, the SGS hardware isn't realy exploited as of now. Great CPU, great GPU, FS is not "the same" and mounting devices (SDCard) are not the same as most of the Android out there. If google optimise the OS for everything in the SGS, it would most likely fly!! And most likely, multi core won't be out until next year, and Gingerbread is supposed to be out within Q4 2010, so devs. where already working on it for a while. It won't be optimised for multicore as it is not available yet.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] nCoder:
According to several websites. The specs are basically the same as the SGS (same processor, same screen, same camera, etc) battery is different... looks like you'll be able to charge it without plug it... I don't see a microSD slot...
[Galaxy S I9000 General] :
Looks like LG have well and truly trumped them though.

http://www.engadget.com/2010/11/16/exclusive-lgs-4-inch-android-phone-with-dual-core-tegra-2-and/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] xxgg:
Wow do I have a feeling that Nexus S could be a Dual CPU part ?

:)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Davith:
No way in hell Google would allow the phone to be that laggy.:p
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Spitfire128:
I read it's supposed to be the i9020. If that's true I have trouble believing it's powered by their new Orion processor and such. Seems to me like that would deserve more than an increase of 20 in the product name.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] joebongo:
It will be very embarrassing for all concerned if the Nexus S also has the piss-poor GPS chip in it which doesn't work.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Cooki3s:
Offtopic: Our gps chip should be fine, broadcomm is a big company and I'm guessing they aren't making bad chips. The chip is also related (the upgraded version?) to the chip used in the iphone 4, and knowing apple, they'd never bring out a phone with a gps like this (or with a fine os like android ^^).

Ontopic: NFC support was mentioned, I'm guessing this requires atleast one additional chip (hopefully I'm wrong, and the feature is waiting to be activated on our phones as we speak), so the internals will probably be a bit different. As long as it has the hummingbird processor, I'll be happy since that means the JIT (and hopefully hardware accelerated ui) will support our processor properly :) .
[Galaxy S I9000 General] schiphol:
http://briefmobile.com/google-nexus-s-pictures-specifications

No No this is definitely the new google nexus S phone. Why else would their CEO show it off like that. The specs shown here tell me it's the same hardware platform as our i9000, just a cpu with a higher clock speed. If this report is true I guess we should have that gingerbread port in matter of days, right???
[Galaxy S I9000 General] RambJoe:
Yeah I can't see there being i9000 with a single core then i9020 with dual core orion and 1080p vid, different shape etc etc.

Something has to be similar for the 20 increase, and it looks like that is the inside hardware.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cantIntoCode:
Just in case some of you guys are thinking about switching phones, here is a Engadget's full in depth review of the Nexus S, covering about every aspect.

Personally I'm all for the 'Pure Google' experience, but a smartphone without a SD Card slot? Sorry but that counts me out, iPhone style!

http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/10/nexus-s-review/
[Captivate General] D-FUSE:
Okay this is four newbie that can't get there phone into download mode,or if your phone is stuck on the a&tt screen or whatever reason you need to go into download mode

1st thing you are going to need android-sdk if you do not have. You need to put all the files on your C: drive in a folder called android-sdk.There is the link to the sdk site.

http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

Step 1 go to setting then to Application I always select mass storage,but i guess ask on connection will work.Then in applications select Development,and them usb debugging.Then plug your phone into your computer

Step 2 open the start window in windows vista and 7 user type cmd into the search.XP you go to run and then type cmd.

Step 3 once inside cmd type cd\ enter.this will bring you to the c drive and should look like this.Now it should look like this.

C:/>

step 4 next type cd then (space) android-sdk\tools\ enter it should look like this.

C:\>cd android-sdk\tools\

Step 5 type adb (space) devices.Now it should look like this.

C:\android-sdk\tools>adb devices

* daemon not running. starting it now on port whatever *

* daemon started successfully *

whatever # your phone is device.

now if it doesn't say this you probably don't have the proper drivers install,but if your are rooted you should.I will include a zip folder anyways.

Step 6 adb (space) reboot (space) download enter.It should look like this.

C:\android-sdk\tools>adb reboot download

After hitting enter your phone will reboot into download mode.

Here is a link for the drivers.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/dbh299

Make sure that you have ADB in the tool folder if not here it is
[Captivate General] peachpuff:
Actually step 1 would be to enabled usb debugging in settings/applications/development section otherwise none of this will work.

Theres also the adb reboot recovery command.
[Captivate General] D-FUSE:
Thank dude I always have my phone in debugging i'll edit now
[Captivate General] flashman2002:
From my experience if you flash a rom it will no longer have usb debugging enabled so if you get boot loop or something adb wont work. I know you don't specifybut I personally have not heard of a device being stuck unless the person was flashing.

This is my captivate. There are many like it buy this one is mine.
[Captivate General] norcal einstein:
You might also consider adding the instructions for adding the tools folder to PATH for those that would use this frequently.
[Captivate General] D-FUSE:
I have had my phone,Plus my girls virbrant stuck on the att%t screen\t-mobile screen and this as worked for me.I have had a few boot loops, but that was cuz i was changing the framework-res.apk,but was able to go into download mode via the rom I was on. I will look into this and see if i need to update.
[Captivate General] Firzok:
Completely unresponsive

I have a galaxy s7 and my phone is completely dead. It does not show up in list of devices connected. I have tried all key combinations to start my phone but it is completely unresponsive. Can anybody help me out please. :(
[Fascinate General] cvrkickercomp:
Every time i restart my phone the "set-up wizard" comes up it doesn't effect the functioning of the phone but it is pretty annoying
[Fascinate General] iwasaperson:
go to settings, sd card storage. does it say 0.00b available?
[Fascinate General] cvrkickercomp:
under "internal phone storage" it does say avialable space 0.00B

How do i fix this?
[Fascinate General] Arixsin:
Mine did that after a bad flash, I was getting FC's, and the setuo wiz as well. Have you done any ROM flashing lately?
[Fascinate General] cvrkickercomp:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=782204

I flashed the system.tar and kernel.tar to my phone to put it back to stock from the link above.... How did you end up fixing your problem?

Thanks :D,

Tyler
[Fascinate General] RacerXFD:
You may have to do a mbr restoration as well. You can find adryanlyne's post for that. with the lagfix repair.
[Fascinate General] draco259:
This happened to me aswell. This is how to fix it.

If your internal memory is set to 0.00 thats exactly what the issue is.

Download Voodoo Uninstaller to sdcard

To use the uninstaller, DO NOT USE ROM MANAGER!

1. Boot clockwork, and apply the uninstaller.

*You can do this by holding the volume up and down button when turning on phone you will then be in the stock recovery screen.

*Execute the Update.zip and then you will be in CW recovery

* then find the uninstaller file (above) that you downloaded to your sdcard

2. Go to the advanced menu and choose reboot recovery.

3. Wipe data from the stock recovery screen. Apply the update.zip to enter CWM. Wipe data from CW recovery.

4. Reboot phone.

Phone buttons differ in recoveries.

IN Stock Recovery

* use the home button to execute an action.

IN CWM Recovery

* use the power button to apply an action.

The volume up and down changes selection for both recoveries
[Fascinate General] cvrkickercomp:
where do i download the vodoo uninstaller?
[Fascinate General] soba49:
I believe the mentioned uninstaller is here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=804784

It's for Di01 baseband only, if you don't have that, read the above thread anyway!
[Fascinate General] Arixsin:
To fix mine, I applied the Update.zip from the previous ROM I was using. Always a good idea to keep one just in case.
[Captivate General] ghost55:
my dad is going to get me a samsung captivate for my birthday next week, and I really want to get the most out of the device. I have several questions that I could not find the answers to:

1. what is the chance that loading a custom rom will brick the device? I see a ton of disclaimers on rom pages and stuff. how dangerous is this?

2. can you fix a "bricked" captivate? is it possible to flash it back to stock, or does bricked mean perminatly dead?

3. how long will it be until there is a gingerbread rom? I wanted to get the nexus s, but I have to go att. how long will I have to wait for that gingerbread tastyness?

thanks for the help.
[Captivate General] zelendel:
1. There is always a chance to brick your phone even if it is .00009% it is still there.

2. Make sure you can get into download and recovery mode with the 3 button combo. As long as you can get there then you can just about always recover no matter what you do to it. Key word being almost. There are also other ways to recover, look around and I am sure you will find them.

3. That part is still up in the air. Untill we get a full port. Right now we are still waiting (well at least some of us) for an offical 2.2 update let alone a 2.3 update.

Make sure you read at least the first page in the rom thread you are gonna flash for any extra instructions
[Captivate General] ghost55:
so pretty much it is unlikely that I will brick it, and even if I do, it is possible to fix?
[Captivate General] zelendel:
It is highly unlikely that you will brick it. Most bricks can be recovered from. The only time I have not been able to recover is when att did the OTA and it bricked my phone and I didn't know about jtag at the time so I sent back to att and it was replaced. Is it 100% umbrickable? No but i would say 99% as long as you read up first and follow the directions to a T you will be fine. I have flashed about 1500 times and nothing i could not recover from
[Captivate General] ghost55:
thanks. I just wanted to make sure that it was fairly safe to modify, because the phone is not cheap,and it would kind of suck to brick the device 10min ito owning it.
[Captivate General] SkateEmerica987:
ya I was the same way as you, kind of nervous about bricking my new phone. Just read up on all of the various rom threads. If you have a good idea what you're doing the chances of bricking should be quite small.
[Captivate General] TeeUUGee:
I agree (with all of the above) and there is an excellent how-to link to YouTube vids in the Development section (too late and heading to bed or I'd link it) that steps you through rooting and installing ROM. I've been there, done that but it's a great reference for anyone thinking about installing a custom ROM....nice to SEE someone do it to ease the fears.
[HD2 General] 05081983:
Just found out on T-mobile.com that there is a new ROM version 3.27.4.3

I am not sure if you guys knew about it, but I just wanted to share with you all.

MOD can you please delete this thread, its my fault, did not check properly
[Android Apps and Games] hendry:
Hello...

I know some telnet client software but every command i send must be run from textbox. it's hard to run simple vi editor inside. since i want to edit some file inside it..

in better terminal emulator pro, i can run any linux command, but i cannot telnet to any host. it always said bad address even my internet connections is good.

why telnet command cannot communicate to outside connection ?
[Android Apps and Games] khaytsus:
NOBODY uses telnet anymore except for local lan connections to a router or such..

I think you mean ssh.
[Android Apps and Games] tetrismess:
Actually, people use telnet for testing email servers and http.

telnet google.com 80

this command is just saying "bad address" for everything.

Does someon have an answer 7 years later almost?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andyandrwew:
does the Hummingbird support it?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slowz3r:
Not sure..Maybe try the Galaxy S forum?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andyandrwew:
im pretty sure the Galaxy line wont be able to support it.

if it doesnt support it then we may have a crisis on our hands o.O

jk

but seriously....
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theimpaler747:
I think only Tegra processors will work for it.... I think. ;)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andyandrwew:
i have heard the same.

http://notionink.wordpress.com/
"Kernel Upgraded to 2.6.35"
[G Tablet Accessories] katmandu421:
Just like my homework, my dog ate my box. I need to return this one as it has a dead pixel and staples is already giving me grief since its past their 14 day return window, don't need this to complicate things.

Anyone out there willing to send me their original box? PM me please.

Thanks!
[G Tablet Accessories] aaron19953:
i cant help you with the box, but they "should" have an extended return period for christmas.. thats one of the things i asked when i bought mine at staples
[G Tablet Accessories] katmandu421:
Yeah, I was just outside the period, bought 11/20 and apparently holiday shopping starts on 11/26. Bunch of BS I'm telling ya.
[G Tablet Accessories] Longsh0t:
Buy another one, check for dead pixels, then return your first one in the new box with the new receipt?
[G Tablet Accessories] markgolly:
Careful - the serial number of the gtab is both on the box and on the tablet. They just might look....