yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Streak 5 General] knox203:
That might be because you're using a "similar" device... maybe? My brother and I have been using the Bracketron with our Streak's for almost a year now and we've never had a problem with it.

We had to get a similar device from Best Buy when we were on a trip in Arizona, and it did exactly what you described. The phone (Tilt 2 as well, at the time) kept falling out. We found it was caused by the silicone arm holders. Bracketron holders use a tough foam on theirs. Big difference there.

My brother also used his Bracketron with his Tilt 2 for a year prior as well, no issues.
[G Tablet General] tibinet:
I am using stock ROM with TnT lite. I really like the stock keyboard but there is an issue for me. I cant write all the characters defined by Windows 1250 (means Slovak, Czech, Hungarian...). I installed AnySoftKeyboard but I cant use it. It is fully installed, I can configure it but I cant switch it on. It always remains unchecked in Keyboard and language settings. Can somebody help me to:

1. How can I support the stock keyboard with those Win 1250 characters, or

2. Switch on the AnySoftKeyboard.

Thanks, guys.

PS Many different characters are accessible by long pressing the key (like French) but not those needed by me.
[G Tablet General] jimcpl:
On TNT and TNT lite, you can check/enable the keyboard under Settings, Keyboard, but the setting won't "stick".

You have to manually copy the .apk file for the /data/app directory to /system/app directory.

To do that, you'll need to at least temporarily root your Gtab. You can do that using z4root.

Once it's (temporarily) rooted, you'll need to move the APK file or files, using either something like root explorer or using a terminal app and command line (mount /system R/W, then copy the file(s)).

Look in the Themes and Apps forum here. There are a number of threads that discuss how to do the file move.

Then, I don't know about TNT lite, but on TNT, when you long press on a text box, it's suppose to popup a selection box to let you select the keyboard, but it doesn't. I have a small app that will let you do that if you PM me.

I don't know about the languages thing, but usually, the app developer has a language pack separately on market for various languages.

Jim
[G Tablet General] tibinet:
Thanks, it works. I can use the both keyboards now. Just the switching between them is a problem as you mention. IT works in word but Excel. I'll PM you.

BTW don't you know if is it possible to download language packs for the TnT stock keyboard?
[G Tablet General] jimcpl:
Hi,

I'm PM'ed you a link...

Re. your last paragraph, no, I'm not aware of a language pack for the stock TNT keyboard.

Sorry.

Jim
[G Tablet General] agst:
Tank you. It worx now!

Fred
[G Tablet General] robelite:
Keyboard digits and symbols close any app

I upgraded to TNT Lite 4.2. All seemed well except in any application that I need a keyboard when I try to type a number or some symbols the app I'm trying to type into just closes out. It doesn't happen with text. Since the upgrade, I'm showin Tap & Tap, Android and NI Keyboards. There is no box to tick a selection of keyboards. I have tried selection each one and then typing a number but no luck. Can anyone help with this? I can't locate the apk files for these keyboards but I do have root access. What is the UNC file path for the keyboard apk files?

Thanks in advance.

Bob
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmrtn:
So forum, what are your top 10 apps? Here is mine:

1. Wapedia, best wiki app ever

2. Adw launcher

3. Springpad

4. Chrome to phone

5. Facebook

6. Xda, obviously

7. Daily horoscope

8. Root explorer

9. Pulse news reader

10. Pandora
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmrtn:
This is mine.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lynkx:
1. GO Launcher/LauncherPro

2. Engadget

3. XDA

4. POWERAMP

5. Beautiiful Widgets

6. WordFeud

7. GO SMS

8. Google Books

9. Tank Hero

10. AK Notepad

Mine are pretty simple. Still haven't figured out how to root.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jlevy73:
1. Root Explorer

2. SetCPU

3. Terminal Emulator

4. Astro

5. K-9

6. Docs to Go

7. Gameloft :)

8. Angry Birds

9. Google Maps

10. google talk
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] annndrewww:
In no particular order:

1. AK Notes

2. Root Explorer

3. ADB Wireless

4. Beautiful Widgets

5. Minimalistic Text

6. Widgetsoid

7. Google Reader

8. Tapatalk

9. Agenda Widget

10. Angry Birds
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mmas0n:
Tasker

Subsonic

ADW EX Launcher

Tapatalk

Handcent SMS

Wikidroid (far better than Wapedia, IMO)

Kindle

VLC Remote

Google Reader

Mint
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theimpaler747:
Root Explorer

ADWex

Titanium Backup

Custom themed market :p

XDA :D

AdFree

Dolphin Browser

Ringdroid

Superuser ;)

Voice Search

There's mine :)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmrtn:
Good ones
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theimpaler747:
Thank you! I saw nobody had listed superuser yet, and that's just not right ;) :D
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistaJae:
These are not in order, but they are the apps I use most frequently...

1) Tweetdeck

2) Root Explorer

3) XDA

4) NoLED

5) LauncherPro

6) Beautiful Widgets

7) Widgetsoid

8) Folder Organiser

9) File Manager

10) Handscent SMS
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sonnysekhon:
I won't list any root apps, as they're not my 'favorite', I use them because I have to :).

1. LauncherPro Plus

2. ChompSMS

3. Beautiful Widgets

4. Copilot Live

5. Folder Organizer

6. Nesoid

7. Snesoid

8. PlayerPro

9. Swiftkey keyboard

10. xda
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] utcarbs:
Google maps

Google reader

Group me

Tweetdeck

Facebook

Appbrain

Pandora

Astrid

Financisto

SMS pop up

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
hmm... my list is 377 apps long.... :p

all those are my TOP used, else they wouldn't be installed in the phone.

however if i must choose... (in no special order)

Titanium Backup

CoPilot 8

Fancy Widgets

WeatherEye

Alarm Clock PlusV2

LauncherPRO

AppBrain

Gmail

AudioManager

Handcent SMS

AdFree

ixMAT

ShootMe

Android System Info

Note Everything

a whole bunch of ON/OFF toggles widgets

Package Buddy

Remote Desktop

SSH

VNC

... oh oops! i went over 10 already, and i didn't even mention all (yes all of them) the browsers :p

those are just a few that i use on daily basis
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] robstunner:
My apps are mostly fun apps:

MusicJunk

Mabilo Ringtones

mp3tagger

hyper jump

Tapatalk Pro

Winamp

Nasioc

Fxcamera

Facebook

Directv (love it)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Xandlinger:
These are in no particular order:

1. Facebook

2. GO Launcher

3. GO SMS

4. Engadget

5. PowerAMP

6. TeslaLED

7. Google Maps

8. LinkedIn

9. Pandora

10. XDA
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmrtn:
This is what this thread is all about! Discovering and sharing new and favorite apps. I have already found some that you guys have posted and fallen in love with!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Jones:
Here are 10 of my top apps in a specific order (alphabetical I think)

1. Business Calendar Beta

2. Chrome to phone

3. Dialer One

4. Listen

5. Our Groceries

6. QR Droid

7. SiMi Folder

8. SMS Backup+

9. SwiFTP

10. WhatsApp
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kramer987:
NoLED.... omg. thank you. didnt know this existed
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OctoPI:
No particular order:

1. Soccer Livescores

2. Beautiful Widgets

3. WinAmp

4. Angry Birds

5. Memo Pad (.apk from the LG Optimus)

6. Astro

7. Swype

8. Google Maps/Latitude

9. WordFeud

10. Navigation
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
if that is the case, then here's a good list that i've been updating and getting lots of hits

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=765081
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] onthecouchagain:
1) ADW Launcher - I owe so much to this for the shortcomings and problems of Gingerbread =T

The rest is in no real order:

-Better Keyboard 8

-Kik

-Gmail

-Maps

-Beautiful Widgets

-Agenda Widget

-Lock/unclock toggle

-Notes

-Facebook

My list is so boring. -_-'

BTW, WP Clock Full is an awesome live wallpaper that tells me time and battery (among other things) on my background. Very cool.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmrtn:
Not bad!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ikon8:
-NoLED

-LauncherPro Plus

-Kindle

-DSaudio <- stream my audio collection from my home NAS server

-Root Explorer

-Transdroid <- Manage my torrent client on my home computer

-JustPictures! <- Great alternative to the ****ty Gallery app

-Reddit is Fun

-Adfree

-SmartKeyboard Pro

1 more. My list goes to 11

-Handcent
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] antz88c:
1. Plume

2. SportyPal Pro

3. Backgammon

4. Tapatalk Pro

5. Vignette

6. RockPlayer

7. PULSE

8. Gowalla

9. Facebook

10. CoPilot Live

11. Browsix - sorry i need to add this :)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmrtn:
Anyone want to tell me there noled settings? I am failing to figure this out hah
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IDtheTarget:
As others, no particular order:

1) Swiftkey

2) Aldiko

3) WinAmp

4) Astro

5) AnyMemo

6) KeepTrack

7) TeslaLED

8) RoboDefense

9) Connectbot

10) Backgammon
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andrew421:
1.Class buddy Pro

2. Easy Uninstaller

3.Last.fm

4.Radio time

5. Springpad

6. System manager

7. TeslaLED

8. Pocket god

9. My life is chill

10.Dungeon Defenders
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andrew421:
TeslaLED is so nice lol i found it last night
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knytphal:
Here's mine...

ADW Ex

Tweetdeck

Titanium Backup

Handcent SMS

Springpad

Netflix Mobile Queue Manager

Our Groceries

Criticality

Rocket Bunnies

Swype

While I do have quite a few apps/games installed on my phone, what I use most almost has a tendancy to depend on what cool new things I've found while searching around. Especially in the gaming area (for example, having recently discovered "Emulator ROMS" and the free Tiger emulators :) )
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hansmrtn:
Rocket bunnies is so entertaining!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aniuwoo:
This thread rocks! I got a bunch of apps that are so interesting and useful at the same time! Many thanks!
[Vibrant General] richiehd:
Someone on AndroidSPIN mentioned this and I figured it deserved it's own topic because this may be hard evidence and not speculation.

If the SGS does, in fact, have that chip- it could support 14.4 and be software locked to prevent it from accessing it. Anyone who knows more about hardware wanna take a stab at this? Thanks Steven at AndroidSPIN for bringing these facts out.
[Vibrant General] darkknight49:
that is quite intriguing. Wonder what the "unlock key" is for this thing (if this is true.)
[Vibrant General] n2ishun:
Nice post, I was just mentioning something like this in another thread.

It looks like they tore down a euro I9000 tho, not a T959.

I'm still willing to bet it's the same chip.

Now to find the method they used to cripple it.....
[Vibrant General] richiehd:
I think they have the same chips.
[Vibrant General] thebig88:
Interesting, that would be awesome if this was true and we were able to get 4G!
[Vibrant General] mmalott:
The Vibrant is capable of HSPA, not HSPA+. Basically meaning the Vibrant can use the tmobile 4g network but NOT at the advertised HSPA+ speeds. You will NOT be seeing 14mbs downloads on the carriers network.
[Vibrant General] Phateless:
How fast have people got their Vibrants up to? Just got my gf a Captivate and it would be awesome if she saw a speed boost whenever AT&T gets off their fat ass and joins the 4G party.
[Vibrant General] jokersax11:
Do you know anything about hspa? The 7.2 hspa uses 16qam the 21 hspa+ uses 64qam. Same technology, same band. Simply faster modulation unless they use duel band in which both techs are supported. Im saying its possible. Not that it does or doesn't but I can debunk the not possible.
[Vibrant General] N8ter:
AT&T has upgraded almost all of their 3G network to HSPA+ already. The reason AT&T speeds are slower than T-Mobile speeds is the simple fact that they have considerably more customers accessing their network at any given time.
[Vibrant General] reuthermonkey:
I'm gonna guess the fastest anyone's ever gotten on their Vibrant is 7.2mbps.

Just a guess.
[Vibrant General] DaveNavy:
remove your sim and power up the phone and hit (*#2263#) it will take you to a network service menu you want to select all bands and you will be utilizing the 4G network at that point....You may need a New 4G SIM card and or a Rom that Supports the 4G Data...Just my thoughts.
[Vibrant General] Phateless:
Why haven't they announced a single 4G phone yet? I know AT&T and T-mobile share part of their network, so I'm surprised that I haven't heard anything so far.
[Vibrant General] swehes:
My understanding is that the 4G also has to be enabled by T-mobile for your account.
[Vibrant General] Phateless:
I think that's a load of bs. If the phone has reception it will use the network.
[Vibrant General] Dvalin21:
I tried what you said and yes a menu does come up, BUT, the selections are

1 Automatic

2 WCDMA BAND (Which is only GSM 3G)

3 GSM BAND (EDGE/GPRS)

4 COMBI BANDS.

It would seem if the theory is true, then certian software would have to be mod(ROMS) so that it would unlock or reconize the chip as being able to use the 4G data side for T-mobile/ATT. I know all of T-mobiles sim cards are the same regardless if you have a 4G phone or not. If the device/phone is able to pick up the signal it will automaticly, I don't think there is a separate data plan for the 4G(I'll be talking to tech support to verify) But Tmobile is switching to newer sim cards that will work better with there network in every phone regardless if its 4G/3G/or Edge.
[Vibrant General] Julianmgn:
i just got off the chat with a rep about the sim card thing

Julian Magana: if i enable 4g threw my plan will i need a new sim card

~Michael C: Welcome to T-Mobile Chat service Julian. My name is Michael and for your reference my rep ID is 13-20364. First, please allow me one moment to review the information you have provided.

Julian Magana: hello

~Michael C: Thank you for your patience. All of the our data plans for Smartphones will support the 4G speeds. There's no need to change your SIM card.

Julian Magana: ive seen several articles out the the vibrant + and the original vibrant are the exact same thing minus the ffc

~Michael C: I can't really say anything until Samsung releases the specifications of the new phone, since we don't have any information on it yet. It's possible that it could be 4G since we have a few 4G devices out, but we can't tell until Samsung releases the information.

Julian Magana: ok and i found this which compares both + and original

Julian Magana: http://www.phonearena.com/phones/compare/Samsung-Vibrant-4G,Samsung-Vibrant/phones/5138,4747

Julian Magana: what do u know about that

~Michael C: I can't verify how accurate the information is because the details haven't been officially announced. According to that link it supports current 4G speeds (21 mbps)

Julian Magana: so if rumors are true, then the original vibrant can fully utilize 4g speeds but samsung has it hardware locked correct?

~Michael C: I haven't seen any cases where a phone was able to go from 3G to 4G speeds because of the firmware, the phone would need to be designed to use the 4G network.

Julian Magana: meaning a 4g antenna correct?

~Michael C: I'm not sure of the exact details, but the hardware needs to be built to use the 4G network. The Vibrant was a 3G phone released before we made any 4G phones, I don't think changing the original Vibrants to 4G would be an option.

Julian Magana: well if thats the case then im sure there will be a 4g antenna mod

Julian Magana: thats all the questions i have thank you for ur help

~Michael C: You're welcome. Thank you for contacting T-Mobile Chat. Have a good day Julian.

Thank you for using our online help. You may now close this window.

Your session has ended. You may now close this window.

he was real quick about ending the session lol
[Vibrant General] proresearch:
yes the chip is capable of 14.4 but is locked for now to 7.2, Some guy from Samsung even comfirmed this as well, infact he confirmed It I believe on January 11th or the 12th when people were talking about the Vibrant 4G.
[Vibrant General] Darksurf:
Very interesting! I'm holding a possible free upgrade to the vibrant 4g in my hand! I'm keeping aneye on this thread!
[Vibrant General] ronin4740:
Just an observation but can the T-Mobile techs on chat get just a little bit of credit for...

1. being fairly knowledgeable about their products

2. doing a pretty good job of not promising something they know they can't deliver

3. being nice enough to put up the sh*t we propeller heads tend to give them via a chat or phone support session?

I know this isn't quite the right thread for it but a good part of the reason I've stuck with T-Mobile all these years is that they have always seemed to do a better job at supporting their products than their competitors...

So, lets give them credit if credit is due to them for doing a good job in the face of the swelling public outcry!
[Vibrant General] SamsungVibrant:
you say this with such certaintity and state it as fact, can you provide the proof someone at samsung said this?
[Vibrant General] n2ishun:
Infineon who makes the chip (don't recall exact model number off the top of my head) has white paper listed on it that specs it as a 14 meg hspa+ chip.

I'm thinking it's a 5703 but could be wrong, don't hold me to that.
[Vibrant General] Cazart:
I don't know about 4g, but the 850 band is referenced elsewhere on the forums as a solution for Bell users on the west coast. I know my phone uses it. As for the fm radio I'm listening to it right now. I never knew it wasn't supposed to work.
[Vibrant General] reuthermonkey:
Umm.

"Sent from my GT-I9000M"

You're using a Bell Vibrant, which is nearly identical to the standard I9000 GalaxyS.

It has 850. Doesn't have AWS.

This forum is for T-Mobile Vibrants.

Welcome to XDA, but you're in the wrong forum.
[Vibrant General] MicBeast:
More evidence for my class action case

than you very much for this

My sincere thanks and deepest form of gratitude goes out to the OP for this.

I would like to see the naysayers argue about the recently uncovered facts

try to disprove them with a smart mouth

maybe the fire inside you will burn the documents that have already been revealed...
[Vibrant General] reuthermonkey:
No crap, huh?

Ever think that "cellular" is used to distinguish itself from other wireless data like "wifi"? Both of which are supported on our Vibrants, y'know?

Yes, except that cable companies have about 890mhz-1.2ghz of spectrum to play with, while T-Mobile has 10-30mhz. So yeah, they use QAM. They use it in very different ways, and they have different consequences for different networks.

No, they aren't. Read the 3gpp releases. HSPA doesn't call for any usage of MIMO, Dual carriers, or multiple carriers. HSPA+ does. They are different specs. They run on the same UMTS/WCDMA network, but they aren't "the same".

The first thing you're 100% correct on. Well done!

It's not a prediction, genius. It's called "there's no support for it". In that last thread where I supported the notion that the Vibrant had 850 UMTS support, I was just like you: "oh, well samsung has the hardware for it, so it MUST work, right!? - They wouldn't just leave something like 850 and an FM radio out of it, when they could easily enable such a thing, right?!"

Wrong. I learned from my false wishful notions that ignored reality. I was wrong, and I'm man enough to admit it.

I would advise you to grow up and read a few books on how cellular networks operate, rather than spouting a few blatantly obvious generalities that you barely were capable of deducing from wikipedia.

this is a good start: http://books.google.com/books?id=9lmPhuwwStkC&lpg=PP1&dq=umts hspa&pg=PP1#v=onepage&q&f=false
[Vibrant General] jokersax11:
Wow you can read spec sheets off the internet. Tmobile doesnt use several frequencies per band qam is a type of modulation and they dont use mimo type connections they only up the modulation. 7.2 14.4 21.1 & 42. Notice the jumps there are 4 the same as the number of frequency jumps you listed. Using dual bands like sprint is expensive and wastes battery but can have higher speeds. Btw 7.2 is hspa+ umm doesnt the vibrant support that. Hmm and it has the older 3g too. Btw I'm a network engineer, I deal with people like you all the time. Paper and real are very different. please stfu and be happy if someone does get it unlocked. Dont hold your breath but hold out hope. Until someone trys nothing is impossible.
[Vibrant General] mmelo76:
Cleaned Thread!

Deleted off topic; rude posts; etc...

Please keep this thread clean!
[Vibrant General] vud911:
There's nothing wrong with being hopeful when the hardware is there. Lot of people said the same about the HD2 when Windows Mobile 6.5 was the end of it all for its OS since Microsoft dropped support for it. Now what happens?

You now have the choice of Android (nearly flawless, brother running Gingerbread on it no problem), MeeGo, or Windows Mobile 7 on it. One thing I learned about XDA is they make the impossible possible.

I really regret selling my HD2...:(
[Vibrant General] hazard99:
I regret my digitizer going out and breaking my usb port lol.

You are right though With xda or any of the talented people in the world anything is possible.
[Vibrant General] Dvalin21:
I just want to know who is trying to unlock hardware and what they need from the rest of us to support this. Because I would rather just find the solution than to keep throwing back and forward who can or who cant do whatever.
[Vibrant General] Dvalin21:
Im going to assume that this is the same antenna/chip everyone is talking about?

http://www.globaldirectparts.com/Galaxy-S-Vibrant-Antenna-p/smsng6085835.htm
[Vibrant General] mmalott:
Why do people keep insisting on posting unsupported "facts "? Most of the posts in this thread are just false.
[Vibrant General] Cazart:
Wrong forum? Well sorry about that. The app lists this under general vibrant forums.
[Vibrant General] Dvalin21:
Infineon chip for Vibrant

http://www.infineon.com/cms/en/product/channel.html?channel=ff80808112ab681d0112ab6ac1120609

Here is the full spec of the chip everyone is talking about. Maybe someone can tell us more from this.
[Vibrant General] n2ishun:
Tell us more ?

It's right there in plain text.....

SMARTi™ UE - PMB 5703
SMARTi™ UE is suitable for EDGE/UMTS solutions and supports multi-band UMTS solutions selectable bands I-VI and VIII-X.
It enables complete radio solutions within about 400mm², about the half of previous solutions

3G DigRF v3.09 digital interface
[u][b][i]HSDPA cat. 10 (14.4 Mbps) and HSUPA cat. 6 (5.76 Mbps)[/i][/b][/u]
Simplified programming and calibration with on chip optimzed autonomous sequence control system
[Vibrant General] proresearch:
Yeah it supports 14.4 but 14.4 is still considered 3G Standard.

4G standard is 1 gbits/s stationary 100/mbits/s moving

Althought they brand it as 4g no one as true 4g yet.

4g is still about 3-5 years away.
[Vibrant General] swehes:
But what about G2 and MyTouch4G. Aren't their max at 14.4 download as well? We need to find the chips for those two phones as well for comparison.
[Vibrant General] XPLANE9:
First of all, all this is merely speculation, not facts. And who is this "insider" anyways. I could call myself sammy's president and say froyo is coming to the vibrant today. And second, 14 mbps won't raise our current download speeds anymore. I already am getting 5 mbps in the Dallas area, similar to many mytouch 4gs and g2s.
[Vibrant General] Dvalin21:
Anyway, guys I been trying to find a comparison but with no luck. I originally went to this thread which had a link that gives a tear down description of parts which also lead me to the manufacturer of the antenna.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=918859