yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eminembdg:
glad you got your answer, and that I could of been of assistance. You could press the thanks button on my post? :)

Good luck on your mod, I'll be doing mine probably on Tuesday when I'm off from work. Should turn out fine as it is a pretty easy mod as I've seen and read.

Hope this bad experiance with posting doesn't stop you from being part of the Android community.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] subzerold:
Dude you need to calm down, even if you were my best friend i would call you those things if you told me you just watched a video and didn't see something. I wasn't being disrespectful and I answered your question. If i wanted to be an asshole i would have just called you a dumb ass for asking such a dumb ****ing question! Who in the world would replace their 8mp rear camera just to have a vga front facing camera? What kind of dumb ass can't read the forums and find out that the only issue with installing a ffc is the banding in the REAR CAMERA in low light situations. If I was an asshole like some of the people on these forums my comments would have been something similar to those. But i didn't i was just trying to be funny grumpy ass old man.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] draikz:
Subzerold, the thing is he's NOT your bestfriend, THAT'S why you can't call him those things. You're supposed to respect strangers. Seriously.
[Android Apps and Games] Circular Pastry:
Deleted...

App still works in Froyo with Sense.

Maybe I can port it.
[Android Apps and Games] Circular Pastry:
After checking the @mentions on twitter I'm guessing many more users would be ecstatic if xda devs fix this problem... if the dev would turn over the work done so far maybe he wouldn't feel so overworked being a one man show as I believe he put it... then he could focus on his ibuddies better...

Tapatalked from my SUpersonic...
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superpooburger:
Hello,

As many of ppl in world, got shocked by nokia announcement. But in mien case it was not positive shock. I was fan of Nokia, but i never did want to buy WP7, and since i am looking for device, it puts more complication to deciding...

WP7 is nice looking phone, and with great comfort to use. But it had 1 annoying thing, i would prefer to disable. SO, can i disable WP7 animation on home screen and other places?

Basicly, when i open mien people section, it just open without showing animation of those boxes getting of the screen....
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] The Gate Keeper:
at present no. maybe it's something you can suggest to MS on social.microsoft.com for an option, though in saying that, the animations are quite fluid and don't take any longer than without them really.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superpooburger:
lol totaly forgot about this post i made.. :D

In any case, maybe it wont take longer time, but those animations does make a feel, " COME ON, FASTER". And in every day, it would soom me make OS... I do belive that i am not so unique freek, that no one else feel so as well...
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bleui:
I'm one of them who really hate animation/transition effects on my Windows PC. I just want my command to be execute immediately without any gimmick whatsoever. I've been using WP7 for almost a month now but I never feel slightly annoyed with its animation, it's just so damn smooth :D
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superpooburger:
Your not like me. You need it to look cool.. but i need it be executed immediatly liek for you on win PC. as we all know, win PC is not cool lookimg, in fact it looks same as dog poo..
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sure haven't:
If you would like a mobile OS that has zero transitions, just ugly screen changes, then you could go pick up a windows mobile 6.5 device.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dtboos:
Or blackberry, or current Symbian devices.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ErikWithNoC:
After using WP7 for a little over a week I can say that the animations really add to the experience of WP7. I find the animations are what catch people's eyes and distinguish WP7 from other mobile OS's. They show a form of polish on the software and allow you to know when you've done something. As others have said, it truly makes the whole experience super smooth.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bleui:
I never said I was like you, I'm just saying that the delay is almost the same.

And you probably won't like WP7 because it'll look like cat poo to you
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Barbbachello:
Id say they also hide the loading time between apps and menus quite nicely
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z33dev33l:
if it was a matter of lag between menus then there would be screen freezes during the animations. An initial load of a menu would be quicker than an animation to load. As for the apps they don't deny that they're slow to load and they're working on a fix for that issue.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mei_liberi_fatali:
Refer to : http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/Jaime+Rodriguez/Windows-Phone-Design-Days-Animation

Animation is used for multiple reasons.

Animation is an immediate feedback to the user that the phone is 'awake' and has received the input (Touching a button ect...)

Watch the video. It will show how animations are used effectivly in order to reduce the 'stress' we feel when we are waiting for an action. It works in our benifit
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mariu$:
youd be right if the animations were taking no longer than the time to load and i know that if u open settings it can and needs to be instant

so what i want is as fast as possible animations, someetimes instantm, sometimes slow and fluid

i will buy a wp7 phone only if it works faster

this is unacceptable

im talking about

transitions

1 more i want to buy a wp7 device and is there any way to make the topbar, status bar stay active always? an app or something so can wp7 be customised as android?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] emigrating:
You're still not getting it though - tapping the music app (i.e. Music + Videos) requires some loading. Getting the transition effect simply masks the loading time. If you didn't have the transition the app wouldn't appear any quicker it would just present you with a "Loading" message instead. I don't know about you, but I'd take the transition over the bland "Loading" text any day. What's happened is basically that instead of displaying a dummy "Loading, please wait..." screen you get a smooth transition instead.

As for sliding left/right to see other screens - again, it doesn't take any longer switching from page A to B using a Panorama than it does using a Pivot.

If you don't like it, stick with a different mobile OS. For me, the panorama views and instant feedback is what makes the platform so great.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raven_raven:
Wake up please, it's 2011. Average speed of smartphone CPU is about 1GHz. Music app should open immediately. That's the case on iOS, Android even on slow as hell Windows Mobile. I'm pretty sure that on WP7 it would also open in 0,01 s, but transitions make it slower.

Jesus, just on/off switch and everyone would be happy!
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kuttyjoe:
I agree with what you've said here 100%. I like animations, but I don't want to wait for them. I want them to very quickly do their transition. WP7 is very smooth, but I'm always feeling like I'm waiting to get from one point to another. With one of the Android launchers, there's an option to set the speed of the transitions. Perfect. I sped it up dramatically. It's still smooth but I don't wait. The windows move as fast as I can swipe them.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PieOfJustice:
I think that's a problem here. If users are attempting to argue that Android is better (Which i'm not saying you are kuttyjoe), we should be sticking to the stock OS and not a modified version. While I agree that having an option to speed up animations would be great for some users, there happen to be other problems that should be looked at first. As an example we will look at the SMS app on WP7. There should be different colors to tell the convo apart from one user to the other. I'm just using that as an example of thing to look at first before such trivial things as animation speeds.

Also after reading through this thread it's mostly nonsense fanboy arguments. If you don't support WP7 then don't bother posting in the WP7 sections. We've gone from a WP7 idea to arguing whether iOS, Andriod or the Galaxy S is better the WP7 OS.

You guys let another troll turn a simple yes or no question into another argument.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lqaddict:
Are you stuck in Medieval times? Are you gonna argue that if Porche introduces a horse carriage with an engine in it with promises of seatbelts and airbags in the future updates, etc., will you still buy it because it has Porsche emblem on it?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z33dev33l:
Some promise of a future is better than none. Android just had a trojan released that took advantage of a serious security flaw which could give out the IMEI number of 260,000 of it's customers. Any of those using android 2.2.1 or lower can have their IMEI number stolen, premium calls made at their expense, etc. and is google sending out a patch? Is google offering some sort of malware removal tool to save your phone. No, they cant because they're so fragmented that they'd have to magically convince all carriers to update every phone... Yeah, that's happening. No, they're sitting idly by. Everyone compares android in it's current iteration to WP7 but android doesnt have a current iteration. How many phones out there actually legitimately run 2.3? 1 or 2? How about 2.2.? Still not TOO many. If you never hacked your G1 which was pretty new 2 years ago then you're still running android 1.6. A number of other phones and tablets can have the same said for them. Android has just as many if not more shortcomings than WP7 with absolutely no promise of any of them being resolved unless you get the latest android device every time they come out (every 2 weeks or so.)
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lqaddict:
Almost all Android phones released after November 2010 are on 2.2 or higher, exception Fascinate for Verizon that just got an official leak to 2.2.

So what is your argument here?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] xzpx:
I need to revert my htc HD2 back to stock for warranty reasons. I have already downloaded and flashed the stock ROM from t-mobile, however this doesn't seem to have changed my radio or spl (I actually don't know how to check the spl).

Where can I download the stock Radio and SPL? I tried the htc website they don't have it (at least as far as I could see).

Is there anything else I should do after flashing rom, radio and spl?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] xzpx:
Didn't realize this was such a hard question;

How about this, if I flashed the stock ROM on the phone is it reverted to stock, do I have to do anything else? Is the spl reverted to stock?

The spl on my phone is 2.08.0000 is this stock?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] xzpx:
Can any one tell me is this the stock info on a t-mobile htc hd2:

on the boot (three color red green and blue) screen it says:

SPL-2.10.0000 8G XE

MicroP(LED) 0x05

MicroP(TOUCH) 0X50

and on the ohter boot screen with the three numbers it says

R 2.15.50.14

G 15.42.50.11u

D 3.14.04666 8g

Will they be able to tell I messed with the phone given this info? In other words can I get my warranty with this?

Thanks in advance
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] jblazin52:
I sent my Hd2 in a few weeks ago as well and I hear they don't really notice between spl 2.10 and spl 2.08. My Hd was spl 2.08. As long as it isn't hardspl it should be covered under warranty.
[G Tablet General] thorpe24:
Everytime I install an app or use titanium backup to restore apparently my tablet does a soft reset. Or if im using it for more than five minutes.

Neone else have this problem.
[G Tablet General] thebadfrog:
have you nvflashed your tablet?
[G Tablet General] thorpe24:
Yup its running vegan and clemsys kernel now. Still getting restarts
[Droid Eris General] Stonent:
Ok hear me out. I have an idea. We need a "rom" that fills the phone with garbage, sort of like you would do a secure wipe, but one that leaves the recovery partition alone so it isn't truly bricked.

My reasoning is the seeming strange ability for parts of roms to linger. Such as when I went from KF to KGB and back to KF, it somehow merged some settings from KGB despite me doing a complete wipe between flashes. Now we have people who for some reason are griping about FC'ing constantly with Tazz GB.

What the rom could consist of is 128MB of /dev/urandom or something (or one huge file per partition however it is layed out.) And make sure it is signed so it will flash. With this rom, we could just download it once and leave it on our SD card and flash the phone with it between rom changes. We'd need to make sure that it overwrote /system /data and the dalvik cache partitions.

Plus it would be an interesting way to securely wipe a phone prior to running flashback and selling it or returning it to Verizon.

I'm sure the rom would take all of 5 minutes to make, we'd just have to make sure that it didn't touch recovery.

Then when someone is having all sorts of problems, recommend they flash BrickRom on it and then reflash back to what rom they had issues with.
[Droid Eris General] bftb0:
adb is available when Amon_RA is running.

It's pretty trivial to go in there and mount /data after you have done a "wipe data/factory recovery". You should see nothing but the lost+found directories in both /data and /cache, and in /cache the /cache/recovery folder (which will contain the log file). Nothing else.

If you mount /system, you will see that it is still fully populated prior to flashing a ROM - that's intentional, so that if someone tries to flash a corrupted ROM, it will not pass verification (in Amon_RA, anyway) and so the phone should still boot into a FR'ed ROM. It is the ROM developer's responsibility to insert a "format SYSTEM:" directive in his/her ROM installer script; if that fails to happen, they could end up with a mixture of things in the /system mount from the new ROM and the prior ROM. I don't know if that has ever happened, though.

There are other possibilities revolving around the SD card - for instance if you moved apps to the SD card (/sdcard/.android_secure) for Froyo/GB, or the ext partition for Eclair ROM users. Amon_RA does not clean either of those up (whereas ClockworkMod does). If you install a ROM that has apps2sd installed by default, and you haven't manually cleaned up the ext partition... well, that's not really Amon_RA's fault.

If you can reliably repeat the behavior you are describing, then do a wipe (in Amon_RA), and then prior to flashing the new ROM, use adb (wth Amon_RA still booted, of course) to:

mount /system
cd /system
rm -rf /system/*
cd /
sync
umount /system

If the symptoms you are describing still persist (and you are using Amon_RA), then the problem most certainly results from stuff stored on the SD card.
[Droid Eris General] api1996:
I think a rom like that would be great, Stonent. I have had the same issue with certain roms. Are you thinking of some sort of rom that just contains format commands in the update script that doesn't actually flash a rom (a wiping rom)? I like that idea, but I have no idea how it could be made or if its possible, and I don't have much experience with things like that. Maybe someone could cook something like that up, I think its a good idea.
[Droid Eris General] Hungry Man:
It's probably files on the SD card with identical names. Like if an app saves a config file to the SD and then KF looks for that same config file it'll carry over between ROMs.
[Droid Eris General] lesismore1:
Beginning with Froyo, Android keeps some files linked to your Google account (such as the wallpaper for example) I don't know if that is the same as this behavior but lots of apps store their data to SD (but not same as apps2sd)
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bpurkapi:
What do you think?

I would love to get some opinions from people who have tested different modems that live in this geographic area. I've used UGJK4 and now am testing UGJL2. All opinions welcome, but please remember the geographic area of service.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shoman94:
I haven't tried those but I'm currently running Andromeda v1.1 with KP1 and the modem work exceptional so far.... I've used JH7 and JI6 and with both I've had to enable 850mhz only to get the performance I was looking for....I haven't had to do that with this KP1 modem.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Madtowndave:
I live in madison, wi. In case your ever 'up nort'...

Tried jl1 and now jl2. Haven't tried kp1 yet. Fairly satisfied with jl2 hspa more often than not...

i897 running Andromeda 2.0
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bbgt2:
Anyone running JVH that can give me a good modem to try?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gio22:
I've been having great success with the following: UGKC1, UGJK4 & TDVJP9 & XXJVK.

If you are flashing JVH you will need CWM 3. Check my sig to get to the modem files for CWM 3. I would flash a modem, run it for a few days and see how it works for you. It seems that a modem that works for one person in a certain area might not work as well as another in the same area. Weird, but that's what I have found.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bbgt2:
Thanks !

yeah been flashing many modems since CWM3 but havent found one as good as TLJL9, I think that is what I had before when running Darky's 9.5.

But will keep trying them out.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] twigums:
Tried flashing caulkins wipe all zip today and it said i had to edit the scripts to work because google changed something. Any insight here?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eyeballer:
Don't use clockwork 3.x. Use the 2.6 version or amon.
[Epic 4G General] RushAOZ:
So just looked at an update on it at engadget. Im a bit confused... Sony says it will deliver silky smooth play at 60 frames. Cool. How's this possible on g2 hardware? Snapdragon coupled with adreno 205. Am I missing something? Does Sony have some amazing optimization that unlocks some extra performance out of this hardware? Gotta admit I was a bit disappointed when I read the specs on it.
[Epic 4G General] gtuansdiamm:
Maybe its a newer gen snapdragon with 1.2 ghz like the hummingbird for the infuse
[Epic 4G General] hugo87:
No it says 1ghz snapdragon. Maybe it has something with the sony bravia graphics engine they talk about on all there xperia phones. I'm with you though I thought for a gaming specific phone the specs would be a little better. Verizon is said to get it exclusively here in the US.
[Epic 4G General] muyoso:
I can't wait for this thing to get released. The instant it is, I sure hope some devs start pulling it out and making it available for our phones. Using a game gripper would make it awesome on the Epic.
[Epic 4G General] || Acer ||:
+1 on this. Since the phone gives companies to make controls for the xperia play, a game gripper in the style of the Play would be really cool

Sent from my Epic 4G
[Epic 4G General] Electrofreak:
Nah Engadget tested it as going up to 1 GHz, and it's got an Adreno 205.

There's always a chance that they upclocked the Adreno 205 even higher, but I doubt it.

More likely it's got some quality LPDDR2 memory in there. Mobile GPUs are usually bottlenecked by the RAM in the device.
[Epic 4G General] rygran87:
The software will be open for other android phones as l9ng as they're 2.3 or higher. So, there should be no issues, assuming we get a fully functional GB port.
[Epic 4G General] RushAOZ:
Well me and my buddy just downloaded epic citadel on his i4 and its amazing. If this is what epic.can do with the.same gpu that's in the evo I don't know.what.our.powervx540 gpus can do. From my understanding adreno 205 is the.gen above whatever adreno is in the evo...
[Epic 4G General] gTen:
They can always do the oldest trick in the book..render it for half the pixel size then rescale it...
[Epic 4G General] thephawx:
Adreno 205 is a bit slower than our GPU, however, the Play is using dual channel ddr2 memory @ 300 Mhz, so it should be able to feed the Adreno205 quite nicely.
[Epic 4G General] Electrofreak:
Not sure where you're getting that info from... that chipset doesn't have a dual-channel memory controller; the MSM89xx series will be the first to support that ability. The LPDDR2 memory at 300 MHz sounds about right though.
[Epic 4G General] thephawx:
I got it straight from the Sony Ericcson Dev Blog

http://blogs.sonyericsson.com/developerworld/2011/02/13/xperia-play-announced/
[Wildfire Android Development] pyroblazer:
is there any version of clockworkmod that supports ext4???
[Droid Eris General] oceanminded:
Just wanted to start a thread to see what you guys use for advanced CPU settings. Do you OC (and how much)? What governor do you use? Do you have JIT enabled? If so, what's your VM heap size? Do you use compcache? And most importantly, what differences have you noticed by trying different settings?

Right now I'm OCing to 245/710 on GSB 1.2 with no JIT or compcache and using the smartass governor, and my phone is running better than it has in a long time. I tried GSB with JIT and compcache and noticed a definite slow down.
[Droid Eris General] Stonent:
If you're not using JIT, you're not getting any benefit that I can see of having a 2.2+ ROM. My Linpack scores go up about 50 to 75% when I turn on JIT.
[Droid Eris General] doogald:
Most of the time, I have the clock set at 604/245, with a screen off at 528/245. For the Froyo/GB ROMs, I always have JIT, compcache at default, vm heap at default, governor at smartass.

For Eclair ROMs (running Zanfur's kernel) I generally have the same clocks, ondemand governor, no JIT. Sometimes I set the minimum at 19.2 on Zanfur's kernel and it still seems to run fine - it tends to depend on how fast the battery burns.
[Droid Eris General] amfetamine:
GSB 1.2

Min 245

Max 604 - 768 depending on usage

Gov. Interactive

Compcache off

JIT on

VM heap 24MB

Surface dithering off

Lock home in memory off

Lock messaging off

Also been using xtr's cache2cache.
[Droid Eris General] ianoob:
GSB 1.3

Min 245

Max 748

Gov. On Demand

Compcache 10%

JIT on

VM heap 32MB

Surface dithering off

Lock home in memory off

Lock messaging off

Noticed a slow down running Compcache at 18%(default). If my battery starts getting low, I'll change my max to 528.
[Droid Eris General] Izeltokatl:
with GSB 1.3

Min 245

Max 710

Gov. On Demand

Compcache 26%

JIT On

VM heap 32MB

Surface dithering off

Lock home in memory on

Lock messaging off

I am using XTR's Cache2Cache script which helps me maximize my space seeing as I have a massive amount of apps installed (107) and my caches are very high. I'm running at around 30-34MB free space. If I didn't use Cache2Cache i'd be at 0-5MB free and i'd have all kinds of memory issues. =-) XTR rocks!

I dont get any lag, not yet at least. home screen doesn't reload either.
[Droid Eris General] natemup:
I've been getting that homescreen reload thing, too. I assume saving the "lock home in memory" fixes that?
[Droid Eris General] It IS Lupus:
245/748 gsb 1.4 JIT enabled compcache at 26% performance no slowdown that i noticed.

EDIT: Autokiller at Ultimate and the majority of my user apps on the SD card only ones with widgets and those that dont work on SD card on internal. Memory normally stays at about 40-50
[Droid Eris General] Exeodus:
i am using GSB 1.6 running setCPU at 748max and 240min and it is completely stable. It has had no noticeable effect on battery life.
[Droid Eris General] stkiswr:
Is anyone having issues w overclocking to 806 w interactive. Running tazz froyo gb and siedio