yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Tab General] xshocksin:
Since Honeycomb is a tablet only OS my guess is the Tab will get Gingerbread instead since all the Tabs except the ones in North America officially have the phone feature. But, judging from the trend of Samsung it seems 2.2 may just be it and business wise they feel that will inspire you to spend more money on buying the new Tab or S2 to get the latest OS. But, that's just my opinion.
[Galaxy Tab General] FC1032:
Well, I got the galaxy tab thinking it would at least get gingerbread.

As for Honeycomb, I think it should run OK. Even if the whole OS doesn't run, I'm sure we will at least get apks for the tablet optimised apps like gmail.

:) But hey, there's a new HTC 7" tablet announced with slightly better specs and it's said to get honeycomb. HTC is popular, I'm sure we can get a port from them.
[Galaxy Tab General] jkhouw1:
their strategy might just work after a fashion...i might spend more money on a new tablet-it will just be a tablet from a manufacturer who is more committed to providing updates to existing customers. ie not samsung.
[Galaxy Tab General] arnie580:
I reckon not...

Chances are I would say no, if they give us honeycomb, why would we go out and buy their new tab?
[Galaxy Tab General] foxmeister:
The new Tab is a 10.1" device, which makes it a completely different animal in my opinion.

Regards,

Dave
[Galaxy Tab General] waz000000:
IMHO Samsung dont seem to really care about it's exsisting customers only the new ones.

ive got an S and Tab and although i like both devices the lack of support winds me up, they constantly release new hardware with the latest software and seem reluctant to support what is in fact still "new" devices.

I dont buy into "you bought they device with froyo, so that's what youve got"

I expect high end hardware to be fully supported it's an insult they release a new device after 6 months without supporting the current one.

Any legit reason for not having honeycomb? No none.

I really cant see myself buying another Samsung product.
[Galaxy Tab General] silvatyrant:
If the OEM doesn't wanna play nice and give us Gingerbread let alone Honeycomb, I'm sure the ORSUM devs here will be able to "cook" something up.

Afterall, isn't that what this forum is all about? ;)
[Galaxy Tab General] eboIa:
Some little 'savings' for Samsung

Samsung care about costumers already have. There is official 2.2.1 there are lot of other devices from other manufacturers what simply won't get 2.2... and we will get 2.3 also... Who said they don't care about costumers... New tablets are not the same category, except HTC Flyer almost all are 10 inch monster and for lot of money... Not the same race as Galaxy Tab in. We bought our device on the last quarter of year, will we rush for a new one just for Honeycomb and dual core CPU, don't think so... This is problem for Samsung? Don't think so. Will be no people in the future who change his/her device in every next quarter... If Samsung leave me alone, would we buy any new Samsung device in the future? Don't think so... Could it be a big business? Don't think so... We will see...
[Galaxy Tab General] bd85:
"As for original Tab owners, all is not lost. Wong said they’re “discussing internally on the next update, but we haven’t made a decision yet. In the future, when we have made a decision, we will let you know.”

http://www.samsunghub.com/2011/02/1...d&utm_campaign=Feed:+samsunghub+(Samsung+Hub)

Tapatalk
[Galaxy Tab General] w4rmk:
I would say that executive is dead wrong. This year the market will be flooded with 10" tablets running Honeycomb. As such manufacturer's need to find a way to differentiate themselves from the pack. Samsung's current Tab does that by having a smaller size and being able to make phone calls. I hope Samsung decides to make a next-gen Tab 7 to go along with their new Tab 10. I am very happy with the current Tab but I also think it could definitely benefit from a dual core processor and fast graphics engine.
[Galaxy Tab General] kenfly:
Tab and Honeycomb

I very much agree with what was said.

added note that we all know that the nook color has honeycomb running already. even though its a port of the sdk, doesn't the nook color have lesser specs than the TAB? I'm positive that we will get something made for us.Surly not by OEM, but by yours truly, the amazing devs.... after we clean up the mess in the Development Section. It looks like a 9 year old went to clean his room because his mom said so and just took all of his toys and shoved them in the closet.:D
[Galaxy Tab General] SeanBlader:
If the Tab doesn't get an update to Honeycomb from Samsung, I will be a former customer, I'll donate this to my mom, and I'll switch to the HTC Flyer. They've been brilliant with their updates, and their UI updates for Android.
[Galaxy Tab General] Rocheau:
Same for me, if the Tab doesn't get an update to Honeycomb from Samsung, I will not buy any other Samsun device ever. The minimum I expect from them is to give support to an only 5 months old Tablet. When I said support I am meaning updates.
[Galaxy Tab General] Bugman1:
Unless Samsung intends to phase out production of the 7 inch galaxy tab I don't see how they can not support a Honeycomb release. By all reports that I have seen the Galaxy Tab is selling very well indeed and that would mean that Samsung would continue with production for quite some time. If they choose to produce the 7 inch tab with gingerbread only and the tab 2 with honeycomb it would indicate that the 7 inch tab is doomed as far as Samsung is concerned. They would gradually phase out production of the 7 inch tablet altogether.

One other possibility that Samsung might try is to produce a dual core 7 inch version of the tab with Honeycomb installed. That would give them an excuse not to support the current galaxy tab by encouraging current owners to move up to the dual core technology.

As far as Samsung committing to 10 inch tablets is concerned...only the market will determine what size(s) will be produced. If consumers prefer a smaller tablet the manufacturer's will continue to produce tablets in the size that the market wants. To do otherwise would mean giving up market share and I don't think any of them are willing to lose market share in a market that is growing very quickly.

Either way Honeycomb will wind up on our Galaxy Tabs. The developers here at XDA are brilliant and I'm sure they will combine their skills to port Honeycomb to the current Galaxy Tab.
[Galaxy Tab General] ayman07:
The short answer.…yes it will, but not from Samsung and not anytime soon.

From the Tab.

www.twitter.com/ayman07
[Galaxy Tab General] xshocksin:
I think the state of smartphones is tough for the manufacturer and consumer right now because the evolution of technology for smartphones are out of control right now. Someone needs to step up and say "hey, we need to tone it down a notch. We need to allow the consumer to catch up and actually enjoy the investment they just made". Yes, it is an investment for the consumer because they are actually committing to 2 year contracts or paying a lot of money for full price phones. So, manufacturers need to roll things out slowly as far as new hardware goes and enjoy the profits till they start to see it dropping then roll out the next great thing. On the OS side of it? I think Google needs to step up and say "hey, we need to get all the devices that can handle the most latest and greatest version of android updated and caught up." Then, from there roll out new versions at a solid steady pace. Take some control if they really want the android OS to rule the smartphone/tablet market. Of course this is just my opinion.
[Galaxy Tab General] Justin^Tan:
for what it's worth, i like my tab coz it has a phone function period.

even if we dont get honeycomb, we would definitely get ice cream when it landed on nexus which is honeycombish and gingerbreadish

its fine for me

patient is the key ^^
[Galaxy Tab General] silvatyrant:
I agree about being patient...We will most definitely get Honeycomb in some shape or form, but we need to just let it come.
[Galaxy Tab General] -RioT-:
I probably agree with you. Ill have to see how happy I am with 3rd party honeycomb builds. I am loving the modaco rom. I never keep anything stock.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] pungy:
Hey guys please help.

I recently just upgraded to Nand Android from Winmo 6.5 running SD Android.

Everything works great, testing was awesome till I tried started recording video with it. For some odd reason my sound is ahead of my audio when I record. Can anyone give me a fix for this or point me in the direction to where I can resolve this. I have tried different kernels and different builds and still have the same results. Currently running RAFDROID HD 3.0, Kernel Rafroid 1.7, Radio 2.08 TMOU Version.

Would appreciate any feedback. Thanks

Proud HTC HD2 Owner!

Rom: NAND RAFDROID HD v3.0

Radio: 2.10.50.26

Kernel: Rapfigna 1.7
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Digital Outcast:
Hmm... I don't seem to have this issue. I have used RAFDROID ROM's before... only thing I am doing different than you is the radio I am using which is the 2.15.x.x but I don't think that really affects the camera.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] pungy:
K thanks, its just driving me crazy don't know what is causing it, I'm going to try by stripping all my apps and then re-installing each app one by one and see if this helps, do a process of elimination. Don't know if this will fix it, but its worth a try. I'll let you know what I find out.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] adamhonghong:
any results? I got the same problem
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] inconceeeivable:
This is a problem on all Desire HD builds. Isn't fixed at this point. If video recording is critical to you, try one of the Desire builds--there are several very solid builds. Better yet, the newer Gingerbread based builds (HyperDroid, Cyanogenmod 7 ports) should be just fine.

Just kind of depends on your individual needs.
[Nexus One Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cralin:
http://cgi.ebay.com/SEIDIO-EXTENDED...882472?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item230df2f868

http://cgi.ebay.com/1600mAh-Li-ion-...209530?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item3f040274fa

What do u think replacements when i open wirles and auto light and heavy usage battery level decrese so quick.

İ like to use 2.2.2 stock froyo with root and super user ?

Battery calibration:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=914396

is that possible do made battery time increase.

And sone one desciribe battery calibration for their battery pls:))

Thanks for helping
[Droid 2 Global General] mhansaq:
Hi Guys,

I am new to the Droid and just got Motorola Droid 2 Global from the US send to me in canada.

I rooted it this weekend using Z4Root.

Now I want to do more especially unlocked it if I can of course since I bought it full Price.

need some directions on what to do. I come from an Iphone and I did not want buy another Iphone.

Please help if you can and sorry if there is a response to this question already on the site. I am panicking well little :) since I am going to europe next mont for one month and I want be able to just buy a sim card there and use it.

thanks to all

M:)
[Droid 2 Global General] leobg:
Make sure whoever buys it for you in the States, activates it and asks Verizon to unlock it! You may have serious trouble unlocking it otherwise! Please review the threads here asap.

Hopefully you got it from retail Verizon store and not from Best Buy or something. If you already got the phone, see if unlock code you can purchase online works. PM me if you want to know sources known to provide working (if you are lucky of course) unlock codes. Depends on your case, online unlock code may or may not work. We do not know yet what is exactly the issue with unlocking, all we know is phones purchased from Best Buy unactivated do not accept unlock codes (If somebody can prove me wrong - please chime in!!). So far confirmed is unlocking works for the very first batch of phones (sold before non-Verizon stores picked up the phone) and for phones which were activated abd used on Verizon network.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danielvictor:
I have ice glacier 1.1.6 and then the version 0.3.0b BFS-SLQB flash as well, my quadrant score is only around 1700, is this normal or is it something else going on?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] option94:
Please post all question in the Q&A section. I moved it for you.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neidlinger:
Is your phone OverClocked?

1700 isn't all that bad for a for a 1Ghrz score.

it also depends on what launcher, what widgets and other applications you have up and running at the time of the quadrant.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danielvictor:
Yeah I found out about overclock, I still get low score, is there any guide to run it at the top speed?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neidlinger:
No really, no preset guides on how how to get "top end" Benchmarks. Just make sure you do not have alot of widgets, applications and such running. and if you didn't wipe your handset via recovery image you get low scores.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ExtremeNerd:
I've been getting ~1200 on my MT4G stock. I've been trying to figure out why, and I've come to the conclusion that my CPU changes frequencies often. I'll see it at min freq at random times. You may want to check and see what your CPU is running at when you do a benchmark.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonjonk:
I have the phone plugged into my laptop via usb. Since the laptop is providing the phone with power, the vibrant should work without the battery. To the contrary, when the battery is taken out, the phone shuts off. Is this normal or just a problem with my phone?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MWBehr:
This is normal, and you'll probably find it to be true with basically all smartphones if not all phones. Typically the phone is wired in such a way as to use the battery as a filtering device or buffer. This way, if there's a minor surge in your line voltage, your phone should be unaffected. This isn't to say that a major surge couldn't still cause harm as it would probably arc across contacts.

In other words, your phone is powered by your battery and your battery is powered by your computer. There's no going arround the middle man ;)
[Gen8, Gen9, Gen10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LeoNg628:
Hi all, since I brought Archos, 256MB ram is totally not enough for the 2.2 Froyo system...and I've tried the Swap trick to make things smooth.

But I have an ideas since I use terminal tools to type : "df -h", I found there are 'dev/block/mmcblk0p3' is missing, and I think that must be the Official Swap partition, so I am think is it a way to resize that partition to enhance the Swap effect rather than using Swap trick...

But I am still new in Android system and lack of knowledge to modify the system partition, Anyone can do this for all Archos gen8 user?

Many thanks if you solve it!!!

I have asked same thread in MoDaCo, hope there are hero comes up!:(

http://android.modaco.com/content/a...resize-the-internal-memory-size-for-swap-ram/
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frozndevl:
Every thread I have seen about the new market and its problems talks about how they aren't able to detect any devices. I have a different problem. My device shows up just fine, and the entire download process appears to function properly.

This is the message I get on the market, but it never goes through. I am currently using Calk's Evio rom. I've tried what I could from the troubleshooting tips, and nothing has worked. Any suggestions would be great.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DoctorComrade:
I thought it was assumed it would only work with the update market apk.

Edit: Works for me just fine with the updated market.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frozndevl:
Isn't 2.2.11 the updated market? If so, that's what I've got and still no dice.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] frozndevl:
http://www.google.com/support/forum...ad?fid=65fb9093e6149b5500049c43b5cdf811&hl=en

Thread over at the google forums that answered this for me. The trick was the google framework services.
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Goat_For_Sale:
Hey community

So I have found myself in a position where I have to return a Verizon droid to either a stock 2.1 or stock 2.2 rom.

I spent a couple hours on this on Friday and ended up getting the same error in RSDlite regardless of the .sbf i was using. I did some search on the error code and couldn't really figure it out. Now its back to Monday and I am tackling this again.

Here is what I did and what happened.

I found thread

http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-696845.html

which gave me directions on using RSDlite and .sbf files. I also read some tuts on unlockr which confirmed what i was reading here.

I downloaded the 4.5.3 version of RSDlite from here:

http://www.motorolafans.com/forums/a1200-applications/13457-rsdlite-download-here.html

and grabbed the 32bit drivers from the unlockr site:

http://theunlockr.com/2010/09/23/how-to-root-the-motorola-droid/

I grabbed the 2.1 and 2.2 .sbf files from this page:

http://and-developers.com/sbf:droid?s[]=a855

I also grabbed the 2.1 / telus / canada from:

http://and-developers.com/sbf:milestone?s[]=a853

So i installed the drivers and RSDlite and began the process outlined in the first link listed above

My phone was identified by RSDlight however once selecting the .sbf file RSD displayed "Platform is not defined for CDMA_TYPE_MSM6800_CHIPSET."

The first .sbf i tried was the 2.2 from verizon. This was my ideal option to move back to. I listed other .sbf files because once this first one failed i just started poking around to see if i could get a different result.

Now that it was displaying the not defined platform I pressed "Start" in RSD to try to push the .sbf file.

This obviously failed and displayed the following message: "Failed flashing process. Failed flashing process. Unable to retrieve initialization values from INI file. (0x07029); phone connected. -

This is the same error which i got using the other .sbf files. which makes me think its something in my connection or settings that is causing it. I re=installed the drivers and RSDlite to no avail.

So I grabbed that error message and started Google and looking around online but I wasn't able to find anything in the time I had. which brings me to where we are now.

Does anyone know how to resolve the error I received and successfully flash a stock 2.2 rom to a model A855 droid.

Thank you for reading potentially helping....
[Motorola Droid and Milestone General] Goat_For_Sale:
Thanks Goat_For_Sale

flashed to stock from rom manager !! Your the man !!
[Wildfire General] oneinouts:
And how to fix it!?

Basically for the last two days I have been trying to root my phone unsuccessfully. The problem is with the hboot driver and it not working. The first time i installed the driver it seemed to go fine, but after plugging my Wildfire into the usb I got a new hardware message and it was trying to find "ADB"..

Anyways unrevoked obviously did not find my phone so today I have uninstalled the driver and tried to update it again. At first it seemed to be going well, but then it asked for winusbcoinstaller.dll from disc.. I tried to link a picture but because of my low post count I cant.

Does anyone know what this means and how to fix it?

Many thanks in advance and sorry if its in the wrong section.
[Wildfire General] grzesiczek1:
Hi,

Maybe you can find answer here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=899892

BR

Greg
[Wildfire General] oneinouts:
Sugar. Cheers for that. I thought i was running 2.1 as i have never done any upgrades!, i didnt think my phone came standard with 2.21.. lol.

Guess i'l check back in the future to see if there is a fix.
[Wildfire General] grzesiczek1:
My Wildfire was also shipped with 2.2..:)

Just took it out of the box and tried to root -> not this time... :)
[Wildfire General] oneinouts:
Guess we're in the same boat then man. ;)
[Wildfire General] h4oxer:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=847443

Have fun rooting guys!
[Wildfire General] oneinouts:
Thankyou. Although i am a complete novice and have no idea what any of that stuff means.. lol
[Wildfire General] oneinouts:
I have just read that thread. My hboot version is 1.01.0001

Im still waiting for the fix from revoked right..?
[Wildfire General] 3xeno:
Yes, you are. The downgrade guide is valid only for the CN Froyo Release, which had a HBOOT version 0.83
[Wildfire General] oneinouts:
Thankyou. I thought I might be.

Im sure someone will come up with something, well im hoping anyway :D
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hah2110:
How can I move contacts between gmail accounts?

Thanks
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hah2110:
BUMP
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gogol:
You can export it to csv and import it from the other account.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hah2110:
That is the dumbest thing I've ever heard...
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] distortedloop:
Perhaps, but it's the official google way to do it:
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SooSpecial:
Easy there cowboy. The guy was trying to help.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gogol:
What dumb?

Have you tried it your self? :)

Come on, you don't know, do you? LOL!

It's the OFFICIAL WAY from Google, you idiot!

http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=24911
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] bbezja1:
what's the frigging idea, cookers?! A

fter a few months i want to reflash my HD2 with what i expected by now to be fully working, almost lags and bugs free, and top of it all - brainles install of android OS. So i go into Android NAND part of Android forum, download what seems to fit me the most, open it up and :eek:?

Ok, i am not new at this, ofcourse i go read the install instructions and what i get?

complicated fiddling with with my SD card, on top of updating magldr, installing some **** called cwm or something, then some addon for backups or something etc etc

ok i move along, thinking "this one is too complicated, i will just try something else" only to find out that the easy, ucomplicated, fully working way was abandoned!

ok, i get it; this MUST BE better in some way, so i will try it out. after i get this cwm working (and it wasn't easy, phone just didn't get detected), i install 3 or 4 different ROMs and guess what i get? buggy, slow, partialy working, battery draining ROMs.

now, remember, dear reader, i used my last ROM for half a year almost WITH NO PROBLEMS, EXCEPT SOME MINOR BUGS. and half a year later you have come to brainf***ing installing of crap ROMs?

OK, by this point i think: "i didn't contribute much to this so who am i to complain?!", but today i go check if anything has changed. and first 3 ROM builds that i open up (IN NAND THREAD) want me to reformat, repartition, remake and reinvent my god damn SD card!!

That is just too much, people!

TL;DR?

after almost half a year i come back to update my Android on HD2 only to get lost in piece of crap called CWM, partialy working ROMs and NAND ROMs that want me to repartition my SD. And let me get this straight: NO, i am not a newb, nor am i unqualified to make gadgets work, but this, people, is just too much.

All due respect, folks, but where is this going? All i wished for is MAGLDR install of gingerbread looking Android OS for my good old HD2 but instead i wasted 6 hours looking for the right ROM, updating MAGLDR ONLY TO install CWM, installing CWM backup or something, retrying 10 different ROMs all of which had MAJOR BUGS.......

i might not be doing things correctly BECAUSE THEY ARE FAR TOO COMPLICATED COMPARED TO WHAT THEY WERE BEFORE.