yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] Ultraman666:
No the one I use is a standalone System Seven mail with Seven IM. I have used it for a year now and it rocks. Havent tried the Social Hub version.
[Fascinate General] stayin100:
Okay I have been using theunlockr's site in conjunction with xda and droidforums to learn about rooting and such over the last month. I have been rooted for a week or so now and have been enjoying wireless tether and setcpu, but thats about it. I want to do more, ie a custom rom. So I got DL09 Super Clean 's .zip on my sd card, and went into Rom Manager and Flashed Clockworkmod Recovery, then reboot into recovery. I keep getting stone walled here. It says;

failed to verify whole file signature

signature verification failed

installation aborted

then at the top I have the options to;

reboot system now

apply sd card update.zip

wipe data/ factory reset

wipe cache partition

I tried a factory reset then re installed Rom Manager, seeing as super user was still in my app draw I didn't re root. What am I doing wrong? I know you guys hate people like myself but I'm at a loss.
[Fascinate General] chopper the dog:
CWM isn't fully installed. See what step you might have missed.

For DJ05 or DL09 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=913470

For DI01 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=788099

good day.
[Fascinate General] stayin100:
another quick question. When selecting update.zip from recovery the screen goes blank and the soft keys light up, how long should I have to wait for something to happen?
[Fascinate General] chopper the dog:
If you are in CWM recovery (green text).

Back or power = select (home will black screen but tap home again to turn back on)

Search = Back

To flash a rom/kernel/or theme you will use the "install zip from sdcard' option in CWM.

In stock recovery (blue text)

Home = select.

good day.
[Fascinate General] stayin100:
Your the man! Thanks!
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] forzanerazzurri:
Anyone have any idea what might be the cause of this?

I Use Gmail and My University email, both sync to my notebook and my phone. Never had a problem with either before or after the 2.1 update until about a week or so ago. I use the stock X10 mail program (not the Gmail app) and all of the settings were not changed. The emails sync fine to my notebook so the mail providers are fine. I have it set to notify and check every 5 mins. I will get emails on my notebook and for hours it wont sync with my phone, until I actually go into the mail program.
[Galaxy Tab General] Mfloresg:
Is there any eu roms for us who got galaxy tab from verizon? I would really like to get the phone dial option because im outside us now and i can use messages with another carrier which is cdma also.

On another topic, how is gt from verizon updated if this doesnt have the android update app o the kies available?

msg on mobile
[Galaxy Tab General] t_galownia:
I would LOVE to know this one as well as am so confused and don't want to brick mine. I have I800 E104 tab
[Galaxy Tab General] t_galownia:
I have read through all the threads etc and can not be any more confused. is there a way for the Verizon cdma galaxy tab sch i800 EI04 to work as a cell phone or not please?
[Galaxy Tab General] Technomancer:
Since there are no carriers that use CDMA in Europe, no.

And CDMA tabs cannot be hacked to make voice calls. I don't even think they have the necessary mixer-modem connections or modem that supports voice calls.
[Galaxy Tab General] priyana:
apparently there are CDMA carriers in Europe, but if not mistaken it is at 450MHz, so likely the US CDMA tab won't work there either.
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
Thinking about ordering an otterbox case and wondering if it allows for easy access to the battery as I switch batteries daily? I could order a cheap silicon one but thought I would allow some experts to chime in before deciding.
[Captivate Accessories] E_man5112:
I have the middle case, and it's not hard to get to the battery. It's not super easy, but it's not hard. I don't think I'd want to do it daily though, as it could well stretch the silicon casing.
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
Thanks e_man, exactly the information I'm looking for. Looking for a case that would best fit a battery switcher as I have a spare battery. Stretching the product is definetly something I should avoid.
[Captivate Accessories] crecsky:
Your best bet is going to end up being a Zagg full body shield. Doesn't stop drop damage, but it's good for scratches. You're going to destroy the mechanism that clips in the battery if you keep doing this though probably. It's going to get worn down.
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
Zagg had been my choice of coverage so far. Not sure if I have had a poor install, but it seems that the pieces shift when they become warm from being close to my body in my pocket. Then the adhesive begins to wear off and the next thing I know I have edges sticking up. They were replaced once and I could have them redone again but I don't want to go through this process every 6 months. So this is why I have been looking for a different solution. Actually the back panel has held up the best no problems once so ever changing batteries.
[Captivate Accessories] BulletproofIdeal:
I have the otter box that comes as two pieces (this could be the only model tbh I just got it when I bought my captivate because I needed a case and never looked into what case I was going to get) a rubber case that covers the whole phone then a hard plastic cover for that. Overall its not incredibly hard to take the case off (no more than a minute) but getting the case back on can be a bit of a hassle mostly because the covers for the buttons are large to fit through the hard plastic. Really I don't think it would be too hard for you to use the otter box if you wanted to switch batteries mid-day.
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
I am thinking about just getting the entry level Impact and from what I have read there is a bit of slack in the case which should make removal and putting it back on easier. Thanks bulletproof almost sold on the idea.
[Captivate Accessories] BulletproofIdeal:
Yeah just looking at the Otter Box site now...I have the Commuter case and just looking at the Commuter and Impact I don't know. It looks like the impact would definetly suffer from repeated removal just because of the silicon stretching. I can personally attest that the Commuter's inner case is very loose (its meant to be held in place by the hard plastic) so it wouldn't suffer from any stretching. Other than the price of the Commuter (its $34.95 on the site compared to the $19.95 of the Impact) the only bad thing I can say about the case is that there is cover for the headphone jack that made the case ride up when I pulled it out of my pocket. But I fixed that by just cutting it off. Either way Otter Boxes are amazing which ever one you get.
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
Did some lurking around other threads and saw some pics of the Commuter and I really like the idea of having pieces. Probably will order direct if I find a code that works if not will probably head over to Amazon. Great salesman you are bulletproof!
[Captivate Accessories] BulletproofIdeal:
Hehe thank you :)
[Captivate Accessories] JoeMap:
I like the otter boxes but wouldn't it be better/easier to just get another wall charger or car charger instead?

I just bought a bluetooth unit with a micro usb charger that I will keep at work and I already have the car charger. Tbh, the bluetooth charger didn't seem to keep up while listening to espn online today.
[Captivate Accessories] j.smith:
I have the commuter case as well - I picked it over the entry case since it has a hard shell to keep the silicone sleeve in place and I have to say, it does a wonderful job.

If you're changing batteries daily, this wouldn't be a good choice - it's not tough to get the pieces off, but with daily removal I can see it stretching out the silicone sleeve prematurely (the commuter case has a thinner sleeve than the entry level).

If I were you, I'd see if the option of plugging the phone in for charging during the day may be an option (if you're sitting at a desk at work or something) rather than constantly switching batteries... the commuter case is pretty awesome!
[Captivate Accessories] Garoto1973:
I use the Impact case and it comes off easily for battery access without stretching too much. It is priced around $7 now in Amazon so you could try it. I ordered the Defender so I will see if I can continue to do the daily change easily. Otherwise I will have to charge during the day.
[Captivate Accessories] Razzman:
I have never been a fan of silicon cases as they come off too easy, especially if you put it in your pocket. That being said i bought the Otterbox Impact, it actually stays on very well. What made me buy it is i don't like big, thick cases that are bulky and this one is just right, good grip without the bulk.

Edit: Oh yeah, it's real easy to take off and on as well.
[Captivate Accessories] diablo009:
For any box with clips, u'd end up breaking the clips and/or loosening it if u keep putting it in n out daily.
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
I have had cheap silicon cases before with other phones and never experienced much if at all stretching when switching batteries on a daily basis. Does otter box silicon have a tendency to stretch more than a cheap silicon case? I would hope not.
[Captivate Accessories] NightFalcon27:
I have the defender case... It is for sure not the best case for you especially if you are going to change the battery daily. It has a hard shell then a silicone case over it. I love it because it is so durable but in your case it might not be the best idea.
[Captivate Accessories] or.saeros:
I'm going to chime in here with my experience with the Commuter case... I agree with bulletproof, the silicone case is loose enough to make removal easy, if you're careful I'm sure stretching wouldn't be an issue. I'm very happy with mine. WirelessWave had mine for $39.99 here in Vancouver.
[Captivate Accessories] TRusselo:
Otterbox defender complete pics

Otterbox defender complete pics.

teardown and assembly

_______________________________________________________________________________________________________

***New easier open close********

2 main pieces

Beltclip clipped open

peeling the rubber is easy

peeled

opening inner case. easy if you do it right. START AT THE TOP. PEEL FORWARD.

the four parts. the inner back shell has its own lens over the camera.

RE-ASSEMBLY. again, start at the top and work forward and down

trow the rubber back on. you can see the outer rim that needs to be fitted back in and the top plugs.

and work the edges back in

here is the pivoting clipping clip

goes into clip any way/direction

it also comes with a screen protector. smears like no tomorrow. i got it applied perfect with no bubbles lint or smudges (on my third try using the method i posted here)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=925516
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
I took the plunge on the Commuter. Looking at the breakdown of the Defender, I would have to say it looks easy but yes doing those steps daily would probably grow tiresome. My Commuter should be here in the next couple of days. I'm excited! Thanks everyone for input! I will place a review about my ability to use the Commuter with daily battery changes in the near future.
[Captivate Accessories] RUMC:
I have the defender (best protection they have) and love it. The damned thing is near indestructable. Otter bix has awsome customer service as well. The belt clip pin broke and otter box sent me out a whole new belt clip free of charge, no questions asked.

As far taking it apart and changing the battery, i wouldnt recomend that. I dont know about the commuter though.
[Captivate Accessories] JayinToronto:
I love my commuter but I have the concern expressed here. I am getting lousy battery time and plan to solve it by swapping 2 batteries on a daily basis. The soft skin stretches and I anticipate it will become useless in time.

The obvious solution would be to charge the phone but most recommendations are to charge the phone with battery depleted and phone off thus putting it out of comission when I might need it
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
A couple of posts on this thread have mentioned that the soft part of the case is a but lose already. I have had cheap silicon cases that have not stretched, so my hope is that the otterbox product stands the test of time better than that of a cheap silicon cover.
[Captivate Accessories] TRusselo:
a post also said they have excellent customer service.

give them a call they might send you a new rubber

FREE RUBBERS FOR EVERYONE!
[Captivate Accessories] RUMC:
Let me say this again about their customer service...... they are awsome.

I bought my Defender case through Sams Club.... for it for 45. About 5 bucks off.

The belt clip broke (the small pin holding it on, not the case itself), I emailed them, and they said they would send me out a new one right away. Didnt ask where I bought it, nor did they ask for a receipt.

This was 4 days ago, I just got it in the mail today. Not only did they send me a new belt clip..... they sent me an entire new package (The case and the belt clip). So now I have 2 cases, and one belt clip. Either way, they rock.

Otter box has a customer for life.
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
It has been about a week since I have received my Commuter case. Have been using Invisible Shield but due to poor installs I have grown tired of it peeling away after about 6 months of usage. The Commuter adds a bit of bulk, but it's solid bulk as though the phone was actually made that way. I have been switching batteries daily if not even a bit more often due to being stuck at home due to weather. The soft cover is silicon but it's not as rigid as your typical silicon cover. This looseness/give gives me the comfort to believe that the "rubber" shouldn't stretch much if any from my constant taking it on and off for battery access. It is also good to hear those who believe that Otterbox will stand by their product, so if perhaps the "rubber"does stretch I really think they just might send me one but I will not hold my breath. I will update in a few weeks at the one month mark.
[Captivate Accessories] SeanHacker:
otterboxes are cool but i think they cost too much for what they are
[Captivate Accessories] rtgould:
The Commuter case is very good and doesn't require to much effort to remove and replace.
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
It has been well over a month now that I have been using the Otterbox Commuter and I'm a very happy camper. My concern with the Commuter was if the soft-skin was going to stretch because of frequent battery changes as I use a spare battery. The soft-skin is holding up quite well. Battery changes seem to be no problem, the soft-skin catching our grabbing when I pull the phone out of my pocket has me wondering if it will become the culprit of possible stretching though. The soft-skin is still snapping back to shape so this eases my concern. Accessing the batteries is very easy and lightning fast. I have began to use customized ROMs and this has led to heavy use after flashing and having that spare charging has been a blessing. Will not update anymore as the saying goes, "no news, is good news!" So the next time I post will be because something failed.
[Captivate Accessories] chickelnoodensoup:
I used the Otterbox Commuter for a little more than 3 months before the inner silicone case became so loose that I had to switch cases. I was removing my case pretty frequently to access the battery, and it just couldn't handle all of the stretching.

The other factor that contributed to its stretching was while putting it into/pulling it out of my pocket, the silicone that is exposed on the front of the case would always get stuck on the inside of my pocket and stretch. It is a nice case, but over time the silicone becomes a real issue.
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
Word is they have great customer service, if you decide to give that avenue a try I would be very interested to hear the outcome. My concern at this point is your reality.
[Captivate Accessories] offwiththeface:
Its a Great case and not too hard to remove
[Captivate Accessories] heavyhev:
I'm assuming you didn't read the thread. Soup and myself really like the case and yes it's easy to take off. The concern is with it being that easy will the soft shell stretch. Soup says yes. I don't want to agree but signs are starting to point in that direction. I agree Soup, it's not from changing the battery, taking it in and out of pockets has begun to take it's toll. My soft shell still has some snap to it but it's not like day one though. My hope is proof of purchase = great customer service = free rubbers (soft shell) for all! Doubt it will work this way though.
[Captivate Accessories] xhozt:
Mine works just fine after 3 months of daily battery changes;) and kick ass service ... only issue I have is the bottom touch buttons but they sent me another one to "modify" and its perfect
[Captivate Accessories] cowboi08:
i have the same case and i have no problem swapping batts. can do the swap in under 30 sec. but had to file the bottom lip to be able to hit the 4 keys better.love the case, phone fell 2 stories from my pocket and no damage.
[Captivate Accessories] Captain Geezer:
Just wanted to add my thumbs up for otterbox's awesome customer service!! Fantastic company!
[Captivate Accessories] TCGUK:
I have the Commuter case and I take it on and off all the time. I have never had any issues with the inner silicon stretching. I highly recommend this case too. It adds a little more width but I've never had dust or anything get under it and it has a headphone plug.
[Captivate Accessories] Bear451:
i use the defender, remove it frequently for flashing roms, havent had any problems with the case stretching.
[Captivate Accessories] Koizuma:
Same as I, I have the Commuter case and I've taken in off and put it back on tons of times with out the silicon case stretching out. It still fits like I first bought it. Which reminds me if u go case hunting and can wait a couple days try ebay for the case, I picked up my Commuter case for $20 bucks from ebay new and unopened in the box.
[Captivate Accessories] andi br:
Bought a Impact series case for me, nothing to complain!
[Captivate Accessories] BulletproofIdeal:
For anyone that is having stretching issues with taking the Commuter out of their pockets I had this problem initially as well but I found that it was catching on the cover for the 3.5 mm jack. Since I use headphones often and it was becoming an annoyance taking it on and off, I decided to cut the little piece off. It majorly reduces the likelihood of the case catching on your pocket on the way out which seems to have extended the life of my soft inner cover. I've had the Commuter for a good 6 months now and its almost like new so this seems to have really helped.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fire girl:
hi guys

plz tell me How do I make partition Bfrs?

i need it alot
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EddyOS:
Why not google it and find out?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gol_n_dal:
Hmmm, what are you planning to do with the SD Card ?

Brominated flame retardants (BFRs) are organobromide compounds that have an inhibitory effect on the ignition of combustible organic materials. Of the commercialized chemical flame retardants, the brominated variety are most widely used. They are very effective in plastics and textile applications, e.g. electronics, clothes and furniture. BFRs are commonly used in electronic products as a means of reducing the flammability of the product.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EddyOS:
LMAO!! :D :D
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lennyz1988:
LOL :D Or did you mean how to make a Bridge Farm Riding School?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fire girl:
sorry

:D

i want to make btrfs partition :))
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EddyOS:
Why? What needs it? Custom ROMs need an EXT partition
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davebugyi:
You can make one using Gparted btw.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fire girl:
thank you

i think its faster than ext or reiserfs
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EddyOS:
Only if the ROM you want to use supports it. If not it's a pointless partition
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DiGi760:
But it is less stable which is why people have moved to ext4.
[Galaxy 3 General] infestedd:
Well after testing RT2 and see that it works, i decided to buy it from market. i bought it and after deleting anything of the other download, i instaled it. it works but, only when i am online. isnt it possible to use a PAID software like this offline?

thanks
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] AndHD2:
I have a large music collection stored on my laptop, currently over 1,200 albums showing in Zune. Just to add a playlist or album I have to tirelessly search through them one by one and move them onto my device.

In Itunes, you can simply add a folder from where your cd backup is and then easily move it to the device. In Zune it is a lot more of a painful task to do and I were wondering if there are other alternatives to Zune.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] cruzin_cruzing:
Download:

Vending_2_2_11.apk

BlackedOutMarket2_2_11.zip
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] david_kurtovic:
Thank you dude :)
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] DaKidSlim:
would i just flash this?? cuz my original market is gone.. vending.apk somehow got deleted from system/apps
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] hihat1978:
The APK File doesnt work! I Have FreeX10 Beta2 Hotfix1!

I have copied the file on SD Card and started it but it writes Installation failed!

greetz Hihat
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] DaKidSlim:
try and flash the .zip file. that might work
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] hihat1978:
Should i flash it with the Flashtool in which folder should i copy the Zip file?
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] lichti1901:
Any Screenshots from the Black Market???
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] DaKidSlim:
if you have xrecovery you can flash from there also.. place the .zip file on the root of your sdcard .. before you do that.. did u change the name of the .apk file to Vending.apk instead of Vending_2_2_11.apk
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] hihat1978:
no should i?
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] DaKidSlim:
thats what i did before placing it in the system/apps folder
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] DaKidSlim:
try this

1. The first step is to download Market Version 2.2.11 from here, unzip and save it on your desktop.

2. Once done, connect your phone to PC and mount SD card as flash drive.

3. Now copy the downloaded APK file to SD Card root.

4. Launch Market and download Astro File Manager.

5. Once the download is complete, launch Astro File Manager, tap on SD card and scroll down to Vending_2_2_11.apk.

6. Now tap on this apk file and press Open App Manager.

7. In this menu, tap on Upgrade and wait for the installation process to complete.

8. Once done, exit the file manage and open Market on your phone. If it opens and you can see the usual apps, then enjoy as it is success.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] hihat1978:
i have placed it in on the SD Card not in the System/app folder! But i have tried to place it in the system folder but its not possible! Cant copy?
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] hihat1978:
Doesnt work with the Astro File Manager!
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] DaKidSlim:
astro is only to upgrade. u need root explorer to make changes
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] hihat1978:
No Problem i will take the old Market maybe they put the Blackmarket in one of the next Hotfixes for Free X10!

THANX Hihat!
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] chiefy009:
Love the message as you flash it through xrecovery :D
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Ortdom:
Just installed it..but now i get a forced close message all the time.. what should i do?

*edit* uninstalled it and flashed the gapps_latest_freex10.zip back.. but the message doesn't dissapear and i can't open market.

*edit2* cleared dalvik & cache and flashed all the stuff again and it works now..