yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Fascinate General] john122675:
the first response answered my question the second one was not required you act like i broke the law asking a question on a forum i really don't understand why people have to be rude like they never ask a question in the wrong spot. if a rude comment is all you have keep it to yourself.
[Fascinate General] jorge3687:
I agree john some people dont help but are smart asses
[Fascinate General] GizmoDroid:
If you check the date stamps, you might see how likely it was that I was writing it at the same time as the first poster.

I'm assuming you both read into my post with a sarcastic tone, however, this was not my intention. Believe me, a lot of people are getting tired of people cluttering up the development forum with unrelated posts, but I have a lot of patience so I try to point people in the right place. It's not unheard of for people to get chewed out by some of the seasoned board members. Yet, I answered your question without insult or name calling, or quite frankly anything thing that could be considered "rude".

In your first post, you said:

I answered where it should go, then I proceeded to tell you where to find the answer.

I enjoy helping people who break rules, then getting insulted by them. See, now I'm being sarcastic.
[Fascinate General] Takafiji:
in all reality when you read text, read it as if it were written without a tone ie; sarcastic, funny, pissed, ect.. this way you dont feel insulted by the text. he helped you be satisfied with that. dont get upset if it seems insulting or not.
[Fascinate General] GizmoDroid:
I've found out that on the internet, people will take you seriously if you are being sarcastic, and they will assume you are being sarcastic (or "rude") whenever you are being direct.

I've never really seen the point of feeling any emotion as a result of what someone says to me on a forum. I used to try to joke around with people, but I rarely do that any more since most people mis-interpret things.

I didn't even flinch when I opened up this thread. Why would I even care that they misunderstood me? The OP got his answer, and learned something. That was all that I was trying to accomplish in posting, so I'm not offended.

In real life, I rarely offend people, so when I first started talking on forums, part of me was sad every time someone got mad at me. That part of me wore off after it happened enough times. I guess you can only maintain the emotional response to the internet if you are the one who is always getting mad at others.

Instead, now I just focus on being helpful instead of worrying about making sure I word things carefully enough to not offend those who are easily offended.
[Fascinate General] nitsuj17:
the fact remains that this has nothing to do with development...in about 40 places all over xda it specifically states what NOT to put in development..which is anything that isnt put out rom/mod/kernel wise

not trying to flame the thread anymore than it has...but its things like this that drive a lot of us nuts :rolleyes:

and as a member for longer than ive been posting, you should have been aware of this.
[Fascinate General] john122675:
i am sorry for taking it the wrong way and for over reacting as well as posting in the wrong spot. in the future i will try and post in the right section or ask before i post.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hgelpke:
Is there an app that will alter the angle the phone needs to be at when going from portrait to landscape and the other way around? I find when coming out of landscape that the angle I hold my phone that I like best for viewing the screen is not agreeable with what angle the Evo thinks it should be at. Is there any way to change that?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jacoballen22:
Adjust your g calibration.

Swyped from my sexy EVO.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ruggerxpunk:
I just realized all my restored apps through Titanium don't show up in the market that I have them installed... so I'm not getting their automatic updates...

Running CM7
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] byrong:
From Titanium Backup:

Menu > More > Market Doctor
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tzatlacael:
You can install an app from the market that detects your apps, just to select them and send you to tge market to reinstall them, then n you can use Titanium Backup to restore data of the apps.

The app is called QuikMarketLinks.

Cheers!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ruggerxpunk:
It says "Market doctor has found no recoverable market link"
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amenke:
I've been using Skyraider 3.5, and I though I would give some of the themes on Rom Manager a try. However, none of them seem to work. They download fine and boot into recovery, but none of them ever install. I think I'm getting some sort of error message, but it goes by so fast I can't read it, and then the phone boots. I was hoping someone might have some ideas as to what I can do to fix it. Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pete_kowalski83:
The themes under ihtfp say they only werk for 3.3 not 3.5. Or are you talkung about the skyrader themes under berzerkers mods?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amenke:
They say 3.3 on the main list, but if you hit download, the listed themes all say 3.5.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luke1987:
Try getting zip from SR thread and applying it with rom manager. Or even better finding a metamorph compatible theme.
[HD2 General] dkl_uk:
Hello everyone

Here's what I know about the differences between the EU and US models of the HD2:

It's 1.5mm taller.

It's branded to AT&T.

It's got 1024MB ROM.

So what's stopping me from buying one and using it in the UK? Are there hardware limitations, like for example the baseband not working in my country?

I suppose if this device was any better than the EU version then we'd all be desperate to have one but i've never known of anyone who wanted one...

Views/thoughts/opinions welcome...

Dan
[HD2 General] Kailkti:
It's branded "T-Mobile" btw

It's 3g frequency operates on 1700 and 2100. Unless your carrier works on 1700 or 2100, you won't get 3g.

The reason as to why people want it, is that it has a lot of internal storage. Especially in android it is most appreciative for it eliminates the need for someone to partition their sd card to expand the amount of apps one can install to their phone.
[HD2 General] dkl_uk:
Cheers, not much point then with A2SD.
[HD2 General] T-Macgnolia:
If you by. a new one from T-Mobile it comes with a 16 GB SD card. Now. if you are going to by one from e-bay or criegslist just make sure the seller is not going to keep the 16GB SD card. you could probably find another SD card for fairly good price to if you search the web, but make sure it is a repuable site that you buy it from cause there is some sites out there selling bad and bogus ones.
[HD2 General] mikeanywhere:
Hi,

I've been using a TMOUS HD2 for nearly a year in the UK now and have had no problems at all.... To be honest, I find that the US model is great for flashing some of the newer DesireHD NAND roms, as they don't leave much space for apps on the euro version, and not all apps support a2sd.... if you get the chance, go for it,, i'm very happy!
[EVO 4G General] Tower1972:
Sry about the size...I used paint to remove stuff from the brower pic
[EVO 4G General] Rippley05:
Haha +1

FINALLY a phone that does the ONE feature I AlWAYS want it to do!
[EVO 4G General] Tower1972:
LOL no doubt
[EVO 4G General] elegantai:
seems painful lol :D all that plastic and glass, do you have to buy an extra port for it?
[EVO 4G General] Tower1972:
Lol ya know, they have a "device" that hooks up to iPods and uses the beat of the music to...well you get the hint..And I do believe its for ladies only..

God some of the strange articles on comes across while bored on the interwebz
[Vibrant General] velorider562:
I hope this hasn't already be posted, I looked hard.

I've recently upgraded to the official 2.2 release, then replaced the kernel with the vodoo kernel to address the lag issue. Now when I use the handset for calls the callers voice is distorted. There is a tinny rattling like sound. Kind of the distortion you hear in the low bass range when your stereo is to loud, but this is distortion in the higher ranger, not low bass sounds. Happens at any volume level.

This doesn't happen when using the speakerphone, or ear piece, just the normal ear speak in the handset.

I'm looks through the Service Menu->Sound->Handset options but not really sure what all the setting ares.

Any help would be very much appreciated?

Thanks

John
[Vibrant General] oka1:
I would flash one of the custom kernels or....... you could try galaxy tuner it allows to to equalize the sound. Worth a try

Me, I would just get one of the great roms already out there
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hitman818:
Does setcpu really help with battery? I dont oc or set profiles, i just set max at 1000 and min at 100.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hitman818:
Bump.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dcontrol:
I haven't looked at the newer kernels so I haven't been using it. The initial stock offerings were always buggy when I used SetCPU, especially when I used a screen-off profile to set the speeds pretty low. I did that on my old G1 and the battery life did increase quite a bit.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oka1:
Not likely to really help with the battery if you are not over clocking. If you get system panel app you can view in real time the cpu use. You could cap the top end to 600 or 800 MHz, but with the new roms there really isn't much need 'cause the battery life is excellent now and has been for 2-3 months now.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] All~G1:
I use it along side the superpower app to set a pretty strict sleep profile. Thinking about adding taskser too, but that might just be overkill.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jRi0T68:
I'm using SetCPU with multiple profiles set to drop cpu with screen off and with battery under 50%, also using JuiceDefender, and took this screen shot today:

I'm pretty pleased.

Bionix-v1.2

Dragon kernel v4 Test4

Androdena theme
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nivle:
Hi everyone, ok i know the shutdown file folder is in system\media\video\shutdown. I change that file, with an extracted file on a shutdown animation.zip, but nothing happens, in the file i see my custom and the shutdown came with the rom. i already change the bootanimation.zip and its ok, but i want the shutdown, thankyou in advance. sorry for my english i'm from La isla del Encanto.:eek:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nomadrider123:
look here let me know if it is what you were looking for

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=862537
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nivle:
thanks bro, i follow that shutdown tutorial, but does't says where i push that file, i found the file in system\media\video\shutdown, when i shutdown , nothing happen y dont know what i'm doing wrong. my ROM is bionix V 1.2.1 .
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jessymessy:
I was wondering if anyone else is having issues with Supernova?

After installing 2.0.6 I could not receive calls. I flashed back to Stock and re-flashed ROM. Everything worked fine except the battery. It would drop down to 98% after disconnecting from charger. I decided to try to 2.1. Every time i would install it would say error or bad. I redownloaded it twice and even went to stock. Still said the same thing. No idea what went wrong?

So i went back to 2.0.6 and now my gmail force closes when hitting the menu button. I tried to install it from market and it says unsuccessful.

Any solutions? Is there a similar ROM with the 5 screen lock?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mengbo:
battery drops to 98% is a known issue for any rom on 2.2.1.

supernova needs sometime to be mature ...
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cheaptrix:
Did you unzip the supernova and try to add/remove any apks to it? That's the only time I've ever run into errors when flashing.

2.1 should have fixes for your gmail woes...

What is the exact error you are getting when you try to flash 2.1?
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jessymessy:
I can't remember exactly what it says, it starts to install then says aborted, error installing the supernova_2.1.zip <and under this says (bad) the rest i cannot remember.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dingokevin:
Open the zip and rezip it it sounds like a bad DL or just go and grab the 2.3 JS5 and give it a go.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Phoenix-Lead:
Oooo, a thread dedicated to one of my ROMS shortcomings!! You like me, you really do like me!!
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dingokevin:
LOL we do we really do.
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zelendel:
There is a thread for this already stickied, Please use that one instead of opening a new thread
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] olmo47:
I have a question: when some one send a audio message, and I would like to keep it, ware in the phone is storage? how to get it out of the phone to keep? or in what folder is storage?

any help is welcome. thanks :)

olmo47
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] bobtsunam:
Been running BC's 1.8 oc kernel for a few days now and started having f/c problems with quadrant and the xda app today. How would I go about tracking down that issue? I also noticed while running quadrant that it doesn't process any of the 12 steps for the processor. I'm wondering if this is a problem with the oc kernel or maybe my recovery is corrupt somehow...?

Edit: when my xda app f/c's its usually when I leave it open and go back to it and refresh. Hopefully that helps narrow it down a bit.

Sent from my Evo Shift.
[Android Software Development] rlamontjr:
i am not very good with decompiling apk's and development. but i have the 3.0 keyboard. is there anyway it can be ported to 2.2?
[Android Software Development] Gahh Its Lee:
Id really like to see this working on 2.3 as well.
[Android Software Development] SupremeBeaver:
Get an error stating "There is a problem parsing the package" when trying to install.

I'd really like to get this working.
[Android Software Development] redbullcat:
I've had a quick look at the apk, and I tried decompiling using apkmanager. Sadly, it brings up an error and an exception. Until we can find a way past this, we may be stuck.

I'll keep trying though, there might be a way past it.
[Android Software Development] zanderman112:
Bump for more info

Sent from my always stock, froyo Epic
[Android Software Development] JKILO:
What's wrong with the one in the market?

Sent from my HTC Knight using MikRom(again)
[Android Software Development] rlamontjr:
which app.?
[Android Software Development] zanderman112:
This is honeycomb, not gingerbread

Sent from my always stock, froyo Epic
[Android Software Development] no6969el:
What process is needed to get this working? What is it called and/or what references are needed?

sent from gv1.5 on g2
[Android Software Development] PsHegger:
I think we should wait until google pushes Honeycomb to AOSP, then we will have the source to port it.
[Android Software Development] zanderman112:
Is that what we did with the GB keyboard?

Sent from my always stock, froyo Epic
[Android Software Development] PsHegger:
I don't know how they did it, but I think this way is easier
[HTC Inspire 4G] kirbo20:
If you enter *#7465625# on a samsung captivate it will tell you if your device is unlocked. Is there a similar way to tell on the Inspire without another carriers SIM card?
[Windows Phone 7 General] j3ffmcl34n:
iPhone 3g - 3gs - Android (Galaxy S) user here.

How do you like Wp7? I'm genuinely interested to hear.

How is it compared to ios? Android? Is it "too" simple?

Do you see it as a viable contender in the near future? (Ive been thinking about wanting to give MW7 a whirl.)

Will Wp7 be favored by the business community considering it has "word" and "office"?

How do you feel about the Nokia/MS joint venture?

Will these 2 company's together be able to make something truly great and not just be a competitor? Could they bring new innovations to the market?
[Windows Phone 7 General] z33dev33l:
Wp7 not wm7. As far as I'm concerned IOS and Android are dated by comparison and have nothing new to offer. Neither of them has had anything updated worth speaking about since 3.0 on IOS or eclair on Android. Wp7 is refreshing after seeing phone oses get sold solely by hardware or advertisements. Gingerbread was essentially a glorified pallet swap and 4.0 pretty much just created fragmentation and added face time. They're out of ideas, Android relies solely on OEM business and IOS will just steal any idea from the next competitor and act as though its innovation.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amtrakcn:
There is no more WM, WP7 is a new system.

Although it's not bug free and missing some important features, I do love my Windows Phone:D

It's as smooth as iOS while more vivid (Dynamic Desktop).

Also three hard keys is more comfortable to me.

Not sure how you feel about the endless ROM update of Galaxy S, at least you dont have to deals with lag or fragile system files. No battery drain or GPS tweak. All features work fine on stock.

Cannot predict the future but turn to WP7 is a good move of Nokia, hope their device come out soon.
[Windows Phone 7 General] DarkRyoushii:
yea I cant wait to play Modern Warfare 7 too ;)
[Windows Phone 7 General] MartyLK:
Happy iPhone 4 user here :) - also an HTC HD7 and HTC HD2

I love WP7. It's so refined. It's so refined that it feels luxurious. The keyboard...at least on my HD7...is second to none. The screen transitions and animations are second to none. The auto-rotation is the best there is. I especially love IE.

WP7 is just a pure pleasure to use. I'm glad to have it.

WP7 doesn't yet have all of the features those others have, but it does have a solid and perfectly function core system. I love my new iPhone, It's probably the best system ever created. It exudes quality through and through. But I feel WP7 is smoother and cleaner in general operation of the core system. Right now, the apps can't yet compare to what the iPhone offers.

As for Android...It's a perfectly fine system that lacks the refinement of either the iPhone or WP7. I use Android on my HD2 and love it in that context. I don't believe I could bring myself to actually buy an Android phone, though, over iPhone or WP7. I was considering the new and unreleased Motorola Atrix 4G for all the new tech and power. But having Android, I was like...meh...and went for the older tech iPhone 4. That's how I feel about Android. It's just not impressive enough to warrant a phone purchase. But I do love it on my HD2.

I see WP7 as serious challenger to iPhone. Its core system already outshines iOS in general user experience and quality of operation. That isn't to say WP7 is perfect. Right now it has a few glaring bugs. If MS deals with the bugs and adds the features, it has the potential to dethrone iPhone for best phone. That is, if MS can keep up the system quality and tightly control provider hardware quality.

I have no view on this.

It's a genuinely positive sign for good things to come for WP7. I'm a little concerned about the freedom Nokia has with WP7; what they will do. But hardware-wise, I think MS hit the jackpot.

Time will tell. The potential is there, but what Nokia does with its freedom of customization with WP7 is the key.
[Windows Phone 7 General] 937dytboi:
WP7 is definately a contender. I think it will take the smartphone scne by storm here in the next two years. Microsoft have finally caught on and know what they have to do. They seem to be sticking to it, we just have to sit back and watch. OS seems very solid. A few bugs but thats expected. As far as iOS and Android is concerned, they are abou the same Android is just more open than iOS.

But WP7 is only going forward not to say the other OS' arent. But im sure WP will excel past the competitors once they work out the bugs.
[Windows Phone 7 General] mmegalodon:
So an OS can be dated when it offers more? When it's already more refined and feature friendly as opposed to flashy and user friendly?

WP7 has potential ... but it amazes me how some folks ignore the obvious and talk up something while talking down something more proven.

To suggest that iOS and Android is, somehow, more "primitive" is sort of laughable. WP7 still has hope .. its been lackluster and unimpressive so far, however. The masses have spoken. I still think 2011 could he huge for the platform ... but a lot has to happen. Directly with WP7 and with not .... speficially outside factors. People don't seem to be letting up on Android ... iOS still the defacto end result .... but WP7 is sorta like the Wii ... the idea is there ... it might even end up outselling everyone .... but it's just different. Honestly feels like a last gen experience ... and not somethng catered to adults. No matter how smooth things can be at times. The Live business is really nothing more than a selling point ... and not a good one at that. Hype, for the kids.
[Windows Phone 7 General] adesonic:
Microsoft have laid an impressive foundation stone with WP7, the UI oozes quality and professionalism, I am only waiting for one more feature (skydrive document sync) which I will get this year. Beyond that, my HD7 fully meets my own particular needs fully right now. I have used Android and always thought it was very similar to WM6.5, my HTC Desire was very laggy and bombed out on me twice with corrupt SD card problems, losing all my data (despite using the best quality 16Gb cards I could find). I also found that over time, the Desire got very laggy unless you really kept on top of what was running in the background meaning frequent soft resets, in comparison, I never feel the need to reset my HD7 (it has reset itself a couple of times, but hey WP7 is brand new!!).

I have not used Iphones much but I do have an Ipad, which is OK but iOS just feels a little dated to me. As for the Nokia thing, I am hoping for some really top of the line industrial design from them, all being well I fully expect to be using a Microkia WP7 phone this time next year!
[Windows Phone 7 General] edved:
Not quite ready for prime time...

I think it's half-baked. Not quite ready for prime time. I've been using Windows Mobile or whatever iteration it was in 2002 for a long time and I feel like they've taken one step forward and two steps back with this OS.

Cartoonish, is a good way of putting it. Hopefully, some d**k doesn't tell me to piss-off because of my dissent, as happened to me here earlier this week!

my2cents.