yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] oka1:
If you have the insurance it is 135.00 with tmo or whomever they subcontract the insurance to. Otherwise check Globaldirect for cost. It usually will be cheaper there. Also, be aware that some replacement kits are not amoled but LCD kit so read the fine print on that as well.

Good luck
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fatihaky:
thanks, i am probably gonna order from ebay and change it myself. Globaldirect has minimum order restriction so its not useful for me
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gggirlgeek:
Did you check with Samsung directly for your regular warranty? The way these things usually work is that the normal warranty covers it until the 1 year is up -- no deductible. Since it is supposedly Gorilla Glass they should cover the glass from damage too. Be really charming when talking with them. Call back until you get a representative in your country too (during the day is safest.)

Let me know so I have it for future reference.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brian_v3ntura:
that's a misconception abt gorilla glass. its stronger than regular glass. its scratch n crack resistant but not scratch n crack proof. oh and samsung DOES NOT distribute their samoled screens to 3rd parties. all those.sellers on ebay are.selling regular LCD screen replacements.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mobileoneexpress:
I will be traveling to China in a few weeks and I was wondering if anyone can tell me if I use my vibrant with a T-Mobile SIM card connecting thru WiFi while using the WiFi calling app at the same time will I be able to make and receive calls without any problems? Any help would be very much much appreciated.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] DjCalvin:
Ive read the threads.. and most people just say to use a different camera app.

I've tried Vignette, Camera 360, Fx camera.. None of them of them offer the widescreen shots, or the image quality that the stock sense camera app offers.

Has anyone sucessfully ported a sense camera to a Aosp rom?

Seems that some folks have an AOSP camera on sense roms.. great. I'm happy for them, but what's stopping the reverse from working? I assume its something in the Kernel?

I love the aosp roms, but I hate the friggin cameras.. that's the only thing keeping me on sense(less) rom's like Athena and Senseless Revolution.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Stoney 666:
I have an aosp rom with sense stuff in it including the sense camera. But its based off cm6. Ill hook you up if you wanna try it out.

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Yup.... The ones yoe momma told ya about.... Bad Seed Customs!!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] DjCalvin:
Sure, Im willing to try just about any rom :) Feel free to pm me a link if you prefer.

I appreciate it Stoney
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Stoney 666:
Here you go... http://dl.dropbox.com/u/15212713/best of 2 worlds/AOSP_v2.3.zip

I remember having trouble flashing this so flash cm6 first, then flash this one over... let me know how it works, been a real long time since i've used this rom... This is IncDoes Best of both worlds aosp rom, BTW.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] DjCalvin:
That sounds VERY familiar. (INcDoes Best of both worlds)

I swear I should note every rom I've tried... lol

Will give it a shot and report back when Ive put it through it's paces.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] grifforama:
Ha. Just tried flashing this ROM. Thought it was gonna be a killer ROM, but nothing sense like worked on it ? (Gallery FC'd Friendstream FC'd)

Has anyone got it working ? It's got potential...
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] DjCalvin:
Did you flash CM6 before?

Its working fine for me. running a bit hot, but fast none the less.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Stoney 666:
Try playing with some aosp kernels... glad it works. I might flash again for old times....

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Yup.... The ones yoe momma told ya about.... Bad Seed Customs!!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] DjCalvin:
MMS bug exists for me..

I don't know wtf it is.. but ever since i got my replacement incredible from VZW, I have this issue on 95% of the roms.

I NEVER had the mms bug before on my old phone... flashed maybe 20 roms on that thing.. daily flashing..

Gotta research this.. as Im liking this rom.

(even did apn backup/restore from working rom)
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Stoney 666:
Yea, this was my daily for a long time then warm came into my life.... hahaha

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Yup.... The ones yoe momma told ya about.... Bad Seed Customs!!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] grifforama:
Still getting all sorts of nasty stuff flashing this

process com.google.process.gapps
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] finderdj:
Is there any way we can just get an apk, or something we can flash over by itself? Im sure your AOSP is good but the theme makes my eyes bleed.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] Stoney 666:
Not my aosp... just a rom I had laying around from a long time ago, was never themed... its from IncDoes.

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Yup.... The ones yoe momma told ya about.... Bad Seed Customs!!
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] MicroMod777:
Its be great to find one of the Z Camera's to run on Gingerbread or CM7.
[Droid Incredible Themes and Apps] grifforama:
finally got this working, and seems really fast, but now my settings FC whenever I try and open sound setting. WTF ?

Anyway, it was nice while it lasted..am just looking forward to 720p recording on GB now...
[Nexus One General] labbbby:
OTA for Gingerbread on Nexus One is now available!

Official OTA Link

FRG83G -> GRI40

android.clients.google.com/packages...signed-passion-GRI40-from-FRG83G.81304b2d.zip

GRI40 from whatever

http://android.clients.google.com/p...b119f8.signed-passion-ota-102588.656099b1.zip

Stock Roms - Thanks antoniouslj and Paul Obrien/Modaco

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11618364&postcount=945

hboot-0.35.0017

http://android.clients.google.com/packages/ota/passion/d6096cac5e9f.signed-hboot-0.35.0017.zip

Phandroid Manual update Howto

http://phandroid.com/2010/05/22/manually-update-your-nexus-one-to-android-2-2-froyo/

Nice post by guitar_east

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=11618802&postcount=972

Other Thread

MOD EDIT: Link is available in this thread, courtesy of trebor_88 and sknoslo. Please thank them!

Coverage of the update:

Original Tweet

Gingerbread (Android 2.3.3) update now rolling out to Nexus S and Nexus One. Be patient, may take a few weeks for OTA to complete.

http://twitter.com/#!/googlenexus/status/40221838743179264

Nexus S and Nexus One get Android Gingerbread 2.3.3, fix random reboots and write NFC

http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/22/nexus-s-and-nexus-one-get-android-gingerbread-2-3-3-fixes-rando/

Google disables contact sync in Facebook for Android, but only Nexus S for now

http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/22/google-disables-contact-sync-in-facebook-for-android-only-nexus/

WebM support

http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/23/android-2-3-3-gives-you-another-reason-to-want-it-webm-support/
[Nexus One General] tomgupper:
awesomeface!

About time.

They'll probably update all the N:S's first, then move on to the N:1's.

I'd say I'm a week or two away yet, but at least it's been announced.
[Nexus One General] myst_exodus:
It's about time! Can't wait. :D
[Nexus One General] Qwest905:
haha i'll probably just wait for a good rom to come out
[Nexus One General] labbbby:
With CM7 apparently getting the Wonk fixed tonight.

Battery percentage being merged in CM7 tonight.

And now this I must say I am excited. I am also anticipating some new open source 2d/3d drivers from Google and some hardware acceleration love for the interface on the N1.

Finally, with the XOOM having it's bootloader unlocked, awesome Android day!
[Nexus One General] edychen:
Hopefully, existing root methods continue to work.
[Nexus One General] arika44:
Can anyone find a downloadable link of the update file?
[Nexus One General] jdmoore81:
It will roll out at the same time
[Nexus One General] Lox_Dev:
Android 2.3.3 rolling out to nexus one

From: http://twitter.com/#!/googlenexus

Any body has it yet ?
[Nexus One General] Lox_Dev:
Url! Url! Url! Url!
[Nexus One General] inconceeeivable:
Just installed aLogCat just in case lol
[Nexus One General] jadephyre:
I'll believe it when I see it...
[Nexus One General] MENDEH:
google has restored my faith. about damn time!
[Nexus One General] jadephyre:
also, someone has to add in a2sd+ when it rolls out...
[Nexus One General] labbbby:
From previous experience, you guys know if you need a "virgin" N1 to receive the OTA?

I know I never got any OTA from google myself...Think that my prop file is blocking it...
[Nexus One General] diversificationied:
Just in time for 3.0!

.....

=/
[Nexus One General] benblb:
WANTED: Nexus One 2.3.3 Update.zip

Can anyone provide me with an update.zip of 2.3.3 for the Nexus One T-Mobile Stock version? The update just began rolling out! I can't wait to install it!

http://twitter.com/#!/googlenexus

Thanks!

-Ben

EDIT: Has anyone actually received the 2.3.3 Nexus One Update yet? Leave your responses below please. :)
[Nexus One General] Jrockttu:
Why don't I like it when they say "a few weeks?" See you in May, gingerbread.
[Nexus One General] ianandamy:
lol it says a few weeks that mean 3-4 months
[Nexus One General] Wisefire:
Not trying to be an ass, but wrong forum, and just grab some Cyanogenmod 7.0!

Or wait, it's you're choice bud!
[Nexus One General] brettbellaire:
RyGuy said that it will be more likely a few days unless something goes wrong. They build extra time in just to make sure things run smoothly.
[Nexus One General] LifeIsRocky:
Come on guys...

Why so pessimistic? The Tweet reads that the rollout has already started and that Nexus One and Nexus S are going to get 2.3.3

Why so doubtful?

We don´t have to wait to be the next in the row. We just need to wait for a Nexus with logcat installed to receive the Update. Thats it
[Nexus One General] dan1431:
What is strange is that not a single person with an N1 has reported anywhere that they have received the update.

I would expect to see something somewhere...

Dan
[Nexus One General] mingocr83:
Well... the 2.3.3 is only for NFC devices... i.e Nexus S....Check the interweb there are several devices running Gingerbread 2.4, Sony Ericsson, LG phones etc...

I bet 2.4 will be the one we would be getting...on the N1
[Nexus One General] wph:
It is quite simple, as long as nobody posts the link, the update isn't rolling out. The changes that there are actually people out there recieving the update and tell nobody are virtually zero.
[Nexus One General] Dirk:
"Gingerbread (Android 2.3.3) update eventually rolling out to Nexus S and Nexus One. Be patient, may take a few months for OTA to begin."

Fixed :D

10char
[Nexus One General] Wisefire:
Not sure where you are getting your information, but there is and will be a 2.4.

2.4, is Gingerbread, yes, again. Read some news. You'll find all the information on how it is going to work out. Google has said it them selves.
[Nexus One General] timonoj:
Out of curiosity...How do you capture the update.zip with the lolcat?

I mean, you run it and it shows like a linux console, what's going on inside...But what do you do? You wait for a reference for the update.zip in the log running?

Or do you actually get the update somehow coded within the log?
[Nexus One General] :
No. 2.3.3 is not only for nfc devices.
[Nexus One General] Hasilpuri:
Still Nothing on my stock n1 on o2 UK.
[Nexus One General] arnie12:
The URL is in the logcat. You then use a normal browser to fetch the update :cool:.
[Nexus One General] FSUSeminole:
So... what happens

Howdy folks... first post here...

Question:

So what happens to those of us who are rooted? I used the rage against the cage exploit with super one click to root... Then I installed Clockworkmod recovery, and can boot into clockwork mod now... But didn't go any further than that once I saw that gingerbread is hopefully just around the corner (again, for the 3rd time...lol!)

So I'm curious what you guys think...

Will the rooted folks still get an OTA notification at all?

If an Android 2.3.3 update.zip link surfaces thats for stock N1 phones, will it appy to my phone successfully using the stock or clockwork mod recoveries.... or will I have to use a special 2.3.3 update.zip for rooted phones?

Sorry if these are dumb questions, I'm just new to "rooted" club and don't know what headaches to expect. Most of the other version releases I applied to my phone manually with the stock recovery and an update.zip I pulled from the innerwebs... :D
[Nexus One General] LifeIsRocky:
Not totally equal zero...

Concider how many people are asleep ATM, or at work. Maybe they don´t even know about all that buzz....

AND: Do you receive the Update notification while not being connected to a wifi network??
[Nexus One General] clift777:
Last of the Great Upgrades?

Guys I guess this will be the last of the upgrades for the N1 right? (apart from a bugfix or tweak on GB) Was just thinking that since the hardware now shows its age a bit and with the emergence of dual core and NFC, the newer OSes will be tailored to those tech advances.

Thoughts?
[Nexus One General] efrant:
Yes, you will get the notification, and you will be able to apply it using a stock recovery, or custom recovery assuming you have signature verification turned OFF in the recovery, and assuming that you didn't delete any files from your /system partition in your ROM.

Yes, you will be able to apply it using a stock recovery, or custom recovery assuming you have signature verification turned OFF in the recovery, and assuming that you didn't delete any files from your /system partition in your ROM.
[Nexus One General] williamthrilliam:
So, lets say I hit *#*#2432546#*#* and then go over to Settings - About Phone - System Updates and notice there is a download. Do I immediately fire up logcat to see the link? Or do I wait till it starts to download before I fire up logcat?
[Nexus One General] arnie12:
No, it's too late then. The URL is already processed by then. You'd have to have logcat (NOT lolcat btw) running all the time to catch the URL. You then post the URL so we can all download and apply the update.
[Nexus One General] inconceeeivable:
Pretty sure you logcat before downloading
[Nexus One General] blunden:
Don't think so. Google themselves have said a few times that they will support the Google phones until the hardware is too limiting and though the pure 3D performance of the N1 GPU might not be the best, it is probably more than enough to accelerate some kind of GUI and it supports OpenGL ES 2.0. The CPU is also not that bad. Abandoning it now when most other phones have roughly comparable amounts of RAM, CPU performance and resolution (basically everything but GPU performance) would be kind of stupid. Too many developers still have that generation of phones.

EDIT:

In the worst case, you can just pull it from /cache if it has already been downloaded. It's probably removed after install however. Also, the command 'adb lolcat' works just as well as 'adb logcat'. However it does not work in a terminal on the actual device, unlike 'logcat'. :)
[Nexus One General] brettbellaire:
Considering every update so far since including froyo has been less resource intensive than the last, I wouldn't be surprised if we had a couple more years of updates. Of course, there may be (will be) some things unsupported (like some multitouch as seen in maps 5, dual core support).
[Nexus One General] itay1:
You basically leave your cat in front of the phone and wait till he says something.
[Nexus One General] Dirk:
Did you get your N1 direct from Google or through a carrier, i.e Vodafone? If it's the latter you are in for a loooooong wait :D
[Nexus One General] williamthrilliam:
What does this mean?

I/CheckinService( 367): From server: Intent { act=android.server.checkin.FOTA_CANCEL }
[Nexus One General] LifeIsRocky:
Does this depend on the current firmare or something like the serialnumber?

Got my Nexus from Vodafone Germany but freed it, without rooting. By now I´m running FRG83G... actually no carrier-impact anymore
[Nexus One General] blunden:
The IMEI number will still tell it's a carrier-"branded" phone.
[Nexus One General] Hasilpuri:
Nah, I got mine direct from Google. I was hoping we would b the first 1s to get latest updates but I guess not Any more thnx but no thnx to nexus s.
[Nexus One General] Pyrazol:
Not in practice. I got the update to FRG83 automatically and didn't have to install in manually.
[Nexus One General] LifeIsRocky:
yeah, exactly.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
No, it's the build.prop that contains the info.
[Nexus One General] Balkin:
I'm still on stock... so :p haha
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
It might mean you're running FOTA_Kill - all CM7 ROMs run it, and some other ROMs too - and in this case, you won't see the OTA.
[Nexus One General] williamthrilliam:
Actually I'm completely stock, and 2.2.2 came in fine OTA. This is just what shows up when I run the logcat after hitting the *#*#2432546#*#*
[Nexus One General] Bohemus:
I get the same thing in my logcat. I'm fully stock on 2.2.2 Probably just means its not our turn for the OTA.
[Nexus One General] ~David:
It's nobody's turn. This OTA isn't being pushed out yet. Think about it...

- Why would it take "a few weeks" to roll out? When has it EVER taken a few weeks to push an OTA update? It's always almost instant for the majority of users.

- The vast majority of N1 owners are nerds/geeks/technology aficionados. You're saying NOBODY has decided to post anywhere saying their N1 has been updated to 2.3.3? There have been NO reports of 2.3.3 yet.

I'm not saying we're not going to get 2.3.3, but that tweet was just to stall us.

I'm not holding my breath yet.
[Nexus One General] arma47:
No, that's not the case. Running STOCK here and getting the same message in logcat.
[Nexus One General] pfmiller:
It's never taken two weeks to push out an OTA, but it's never been almost instant either. Usually it takes several days at least.

That said, this is an awfully slow start so far :(
[Nexus One General] Matt1408:
Are you daft? Why the hell would Google tweet "Nexus One owners are getting 2.3.3" if we're not getting 2.3.3? It might take a bit, but I'm pretty sure that we'll get it.

I'm not sure where YOU are getting your information but I don't remember reading anywhere that GOOGLE said 2.4 is Gingerbread. I believe HTC made a comment about 2.4 being Gingerbread while showing off the tablet, but that can't be said for sure.

I doubt Google would reuse the name Gingerbread. Last rumour I heard was "Ice Cream (sandwich)"
[Nexus One General] UmbraeSoulsbane:
The OTA is rolling based on provider. Usually it is rolled out in purchase order, so the sooner you got your phone the sooner you will get the update. There is no way they can release the OTA to all phones and all providers (granted only 2 for the N1) at the same time without bandwidth congestion.

I have only gotten 1 OTA update normally and it took about 2 weeks. I purchased mine 2 months into the release, and since the first one I have done all the rest manually from the zips posted here.

Based on the wording of the twitter post, they have submitted the OTA and people at the top of the list should start seeing it within a few days. However, if everyone waits for the auto-OTA it could take weeks to complete them all.
[Nexus One General] safeplayer22:
If it's being pushed out OTA right now, someone would have posted the download link already.
[Nexus One General] Konklone:
They would reuse the name Gingerbread like they reused Eclair from 2.0 to 2.0.1 to 2.1 to 2.1-update1.

I think Ice Cream [Sandwich]'s future is still unknown - whether it will be the great bringer of Honeycomb features to phones, or whether it's just the next phone-centered Android update.
[Nexus One General] williamthrilliam:
Is there a way to change your devices serial #? You would probably have to be root, but pushing yourself to the front of the line would probably bring the update quicker.
[Nexus One General] Matt1408:
I don't believe that the carrier has an input on the Nexus One. I bought the unlocked 850Mhz verison and there is no carrier attached to it. If I take out the sim card, I can still get the OTA update with wifi. It is based off of IMEI, as far as I know.
[Nexus One General] ajorg:
I doubt that. I ordered mine on the first day, within hours of being able to order, and have never been anywhere near first in line for an OTA (yes, I've stayed stock mostly).
[Nexus One General] sknoslo:
"A few weeks" has been a pretty standard time frame given for OTA updates since Android started. Even if they are only expecting it to take 4 days, they'll still say "a few weeks" just in case they run into any issues.

I figure this update shouldn't take long at all, considering the majority of N1 owners don't have the stock recovery and therefore won't receive the update.

And if you think about it, the nerds/geeks/technology aficionados probably aren't running stock, and they are the ones most likely to post the link if they got it... but they won't get it. For all I know, Google could be trying my IMEI right now, but i won't receive it.
[Nexus One General] anakin78z:
My wife got her N1 a good 6 months after I got mine, and she regularly gets OTA updates before I do.

On another note, Last summer we were in Ireland (rather than the US), and still seemingly got the updates at the same time everyone else was getting them, so I don't think location or carrier figures into it much.
[Nexus One General] cTrox:
Exactly. For example I'm just planning a Windows 7 rollout in my company and I'm not gonna plan to roll everything out in 1 week, altough it would be possible. But if I run into a serious problem after some days I would need much more time and the project wouldn't be successful. So it's always good to have some more time planned.
[Nexus One General] albundy2010:
You do not need a stock recovery to receive the OTA.
[Nexus One General] Rusty!:
You kinda do. They will fail, because signature checks are on by default. Once you download the update.zip and turn the checks off they'll install.
[Nexus One General] albundy2010:
Yes I know. I am saying you still get the notification and download. You will get it regardless of bootloader/ root. Unless you are running a custom rom that removed the ota notices you will get the OTA Notice.
[Nexus One General] efrant:
If you are going to to nit-pick :) then so will I: sig checks are not turned on by default... in all recoveries, as you know. In some they are, and in some they are not...

But the key word here is need. You do not NEED a stock recovery to install OTA updates.
[Nexus One General] sknoslo:
I guess that might be true, but most prebuilt custom ROMs on XDA, do remove OTA notices. I'm not sure if you get notices by default when you build from AOSP, but I've never ever received an update or notification.
[Nexus One General] arcticreaver:
they need to stop this OTA business and just give us a link to download and install.
[Nexus One General] Bohemus:
+1
[Nexus One General] mg77:
Is there a difference in the OTA between unbranded versus Vodafone handsets.
[Nexus One General] aduane:
I have a question that may sound a bit uninformed, so please just bear with me:

First, I am going to state some truths.

1. OTA updates for the Nexus One come directly from google's servers.

2. They take the form

http://android.clients.google.com/packages/passion/signed-passion-XXX##-from-XXX##.<8 character hex string>.zip

where the first XXX## is the version we're going to (FRF83, for example), the second XXX## is the version we're coming from, and the 8 character hex string seems procedurally generated.

3. The update package is there, regardless if your specific phone is authorized to get it.

So there are three "blanks" to be filled in. My question is, if we knew the new version number (we have the old version number (FRG83G)), could we guess (brute force) the update URL?

The only problem I would see is that (if my math isn't horribly wrong) there are 16^8 = 4 294 967 296 different URLs to try, and that's provided we know the new version number.