yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xoom Accessories] KNK:
You could also go with this one http://www.dealextreme.com/p/aluminum-alloy-touchpad-stylus-pen-for-apple-ipad-ipad-2-black-57797 . I just ordered one and it looks well built. The last one I had didn't have the taper like this one has which is ideal for not risking scratching the screen. :-) Also it's a great price!
[Xoom Accessories] stevefxp:
Try using Evernote...I love it and it syncs to all devices you use.
[Xoom Accessories] ben1284:
Screen protector doesnt hurt using a stylus at all. Verizon sells griffin stylus for 19.99
[Xoom Accessories] Kcarpenter:
I've got the Griffin Stylus, and IMO wouldn't recommend it. The tip is way to soft and you have to push fairly hard (harder than with your finger) to get the screen to recognize it - it just doesn't feel natural to use when you have to press down.
[Xoom Accessories] DroidHam:
Well, this thing sucks. The stylus end is HUGE and not really practical.

Are there any fine tip stylus that work well?
[Xoom Accessories] Kcarpenter:
"fine tip" doesn't really exist because of the digitizers "resolution" so to speak. The tip has to be large enough for it to register. Which is designed for the tip of a finger, much smaller and it often (not all the time) won't work.

I have intentions on buying this:

http://www.yaotek.com/store/ESD-Foam-Tipped-Swab-034x014-Tip-266L-ESD-Shaft-50Pack-P1938.aspx

and fashioning one out of it.
[Xoom Accessories] progmode:
I'm confident it's just the apps. I tried WritePad and it handles single dots very well. There's a free trial on their website.
[Xoom Accessories] xmellyx:
Wacom is coming out with a new stylus. It's called the Bamboo Stylus, you can google it.

The major selling point is that it has a touch surface of 6mm versus the competition being 8mm. It is designed for the iPad and the smallest size is 6mm to register any input. It's a little pricey but looks cool and wacom is awesome!
[Xoom Accessories] Magnesus:
It's overprized and offers nothing other capacitive styluses don't.
[Xoom Accessories] Kcarpenter:
It offers a 6mm foot print, which could be very beneficial for some
[Xoom Accessories] DroidHam:
Unless your drawing/shading or something im not sure what it couold do others cant :)
[Xoom Accessories] xmellyx:
It's pretty amd that's why I like it.

Plus I'm a Wacom fanboy: I like paying more for out-dated hardware and a brand name that is trendy.

Yeah, that's right... I said it :-)
[Xoom Accessories] s.t.s:
I just got my ostylus and it is pretty nice ... but very unresponsive on my XOOM :'( on my wife's iPad 2 it works just like on their demo video on the site but non the XOOM there is a huge delay.

If I move slowly and allow the screen to catch up it is just pass able but most handwriting misses all the definition leaving a broadly horizontal squiggle rather than the letters I formed. I will try on of those aluminum pencil ones tonight that a colleague has and see if that is the same and perhaps post a video

Anyone else experience anything similar? Even my desire responds better with the stylus :'(

sent from my mz604

you live and learn ... at any rate you live
[Xoom Accessories] Kcarpenter:
So you own an Iphone/pad?
[Xoom Accessories] xmellyx:
I absolutely do not own an ipad. I have an iPod classic that I use strickly as a media hard drive for my cars deck and a MacBook that I have triple booting Ubuntu and win 7 with osx. Other than that evo, nook and xoom are my portable devices.
[Xoom Accessories] spollock:
I use the Targus stylus (best buy or Target) and the app HandWrite from the market. https://market.android.com/details?id=app-my.handrite

Works out pretty good
[Xoom Accessories] mengineer:
I tried the Targus, returned it. Got the Kensington Generation 2 off Amazon for same price. It's a good inch longer, has a pen built in, and seems a little stiffer. I'm sticking with it, seems to be best I could find.
[Xoom Accessories] Boris Sidis:
The local store had these half price:

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Targus-Stylus-for-Apple-iPad/15406798?adid=1500000000000012981640

Works well with my fav software:

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.mapleworks
[Xoom Accessories] jrenascimento:
Great discovery. It seems to be perfect for our equipment with capacitive screens. The others that I found for sale are grotesque. I wonder we bought equipment so expensive, especially for us here the 15th world and we have to use these horrible stylus pen. In this age of so many interesting inventions is impossible for anyone not to have built a simple pen that only write on these screens. Looking at these stylus I feel in the Dark Ages.
[Xoom Accessories] miektan:
adonis and ayl

If you are willing to drop $25+ the adonis pens are reviewed as #1. If you are looking for something <$10 I got the ayl slim stylus from amazon and am quite pleased....not perfect but better than my targus.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danni_ind:
Hi

hey your sound fix is awesome but that lagg fix is proving a problem for me which comes with the kernel along please give me only the sound FIX

supercurio HELP HELP

LAGGFIX SUCKS (FOR ME TOH ) SCREWED ME REALTIME !
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davwman:
I have been running chingy's re-engineered and the rom rocks as well as cell reception! I went to cm7 to see what it's like and cell reception is horrible. I also tried redemption rom and noticed cell reception was horrible as well. I am back to re-engineered and 3g is consistently connected with anywhere from 3-5 5 bars, but when I was using the other roms mentioned I would see weak 3g signal and occasionaly switch to 1X. I tried searching and couldn't find anything on this issue. Anyone have any ideas?

I have also read that the issue is a cosmetic thing which I can understand. But when it switches to 1x, that in my eyes is an issue. But its strange that this only happens with incredible roms built from source and not with evo roms.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctinsley:
Chingy's ROM using the EVO's 6bar signal strength meter, but CM7 and most stock ROMs only use a 4bar signal meter. This is why you see a perceived difference, but honestly I've never noticed a performance increase or decrease for that matter when I switch betweens ROMs regardless of what my status bar says.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davwman:
Thats what my thinking was. But, I see full strength with chingys but actually switch to 1x from time to time on cm7, which is the wierd thing.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JewRican:
i dont know if signal is worse, but i think they handle the lack of signal differently.

I am using myn's and when there is no signal and you try to make a call it fails immediately with no error at all whereas with the stock rom it would say call failed.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] POQbum:
Different ROM's measure the reception differently, if you go into settings > about phone > Network -- you'll see the dBm measurement of your signal.

This jumps around a fair amount too, so take that into account. It will vary depending on where you're positioned in your building / house, the weather outside, etc.

Your signal should be exactly the same from ROM to ROM, flashing a new Radio is pretty much the only thing that will change that, and those aren't included in ROM's.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davwman:
Sounds good! Currently running Miui which is great, and haven't lost 3g yet so maybe the past flashes were just flukes.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] localceleb:
Saw this battery mod in the kitchen (http://uot.dakra.lt/) , but it's not available for our phones. Is this something that can be ported easily to CM7 nightlies or rc's? I think it would go great with the GB look and feel.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kahuna1979:
That's the battery in Rover's theme for CM7
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] localceleb:
I'm unaware of said theme. Do you have a link?
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N-Forced:
What nightly are you on? I can port this over easy for you if you want me to.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] localceleb:
That would be awesome! I'm on 12 currently. Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] localceleb:
Correction, just upgraded to RC2 and plan to stay there for a while as long as everything seems good. So if you could port it to the latest RC, that would be awesome!!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] localceleb:
One problem. It needs to be switched to edify scripting so it's compatible with the new CWM. I appreciate your help.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] N-Forced:
Here ya go man, this should work for you.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dpwhitty11:
Can you make one for Nightly 17 with CWM3? Thanks!
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] userjf:
That battery mod is built for each nightly here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?5ch2853xcxvi0
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] userjf:
http://www.mediafire.com/?5ch2853xcxvi0

It's the one called Rover-17
[Droid Eris General] kaufmanp92eb:
is there a cache2cache script for evil eris rom?
[Droid Eris General] Izeltokatl:
you should ask in XTR's cache2cache section. it currently works on ANY froyo/gingerbread rom, so if Evil eris is froyo based, then yes.

the other criteria is it has to have the ability to load scripts at boot. So KasoFroyo is one exception as of v39 it doesn't have this ability so it doesn't run.

otherwise all other Froyo or GB roms work fine.
[Droid Eris General] roirraW "edor" ehT:
It's been forever since I ran Evil Eris, but the 2.1 Apps2SD flashable script includes Cache to Cache ability. I don't recall what version of Apps2SD Evil Eris includes, but you'd have to update it to the latest [Script][A2SD] Darktremor Apps2SD 2.7.5.3 Beta 02 (01/22/2011) since Cache to Cache didn't exist back when Evil Eris was last updated, that I recall.

Just flashing Apps2SD doesn't enable Cache 2 Cache, you'll have to use Terminal Emulator in order to issue Apps2SD commands to enable C2C. You don't have to use the Apps2SD capability itself in order to use it's C2C.

The OP states how to find out Apps2SD's commands in the second post in the above link. I've used it this way with Froyo ROMs before zach.xtr made his C2C script.
[HTC Inspire 4G] kmthomas2009:
When I get on xda I always drop by the desire hd forums before I come here since there roms works for us and I see that they have gingerbread with sense rom leaked today...ready for it to become stable so I can flash away!! Lol
[HTC Inspire 4G] Aamir.Badat:
Haha ;)
[HTC Inspire 4G] King Shady:
It looks like Mike is making an Android Revolution 4.0 ... based off the gingerbread leak :). hopefully it comes to Inspire also
[HTC Inspire 4G] kmthomas2009:
That's what I'm hoping...I want gingerbread with sense so bad lol
[HTC Inspire 4G] p4ranoid4ndroid:
+1 as soon as i heard that HTC was working on GB w/sense its all i have wanted. Tried CM7 a few times but just miss sense so much.
[HTC Inspire 4G] kmthomas2009:
Same here...I've been reading the desire hd forums and I see that htc took out the on/off animations...dammit htc!! Lol
[HTC Inspire 4G] p4ranoid4ndroid:
NOOOOOO!!! this was the one thing i LOVED about CM7! yes i know its insignificant but aesthetically it looks awesome!
[HTC Inspire 4G] mudknot2005:
all you need is the the boot screen from gingerbread... then flash it over top of the custom rom... I believe you can do that with kitchen..
[HTC Inspire 4G] id10terrordfw:
It (AR 4.0b1) works great so far with Turbonium's R1 audio fix.
[HTC Inspire 4G] RaptuRe Designz:
i think the customization for htc roms are crazy good. they are probably the best phones for andriod.
[Nook Color General] phi303:
so which one do you currently prefer any why?
[Nook Color General] neidlinger:
I like Honeycomb on my Tablet because i have Cyanogen on my Phone.
[Nook Color General] poofyhairguy:
My favorite option isn't listed.

Froyo gives you Flash and working DSP video, something no other option has.
[Nook Color General] ADude:
If you look at the signatures of most Mods on Nook Color Forums, almost all of them are using Nookie Froyo - probably for the reasons mentioned by the poster just before me.

(In fact, it is rumored than B&N will release an update for the stock NC to Froyo at the end of March, and it will include Flash support.)
[Nook Color General] livestrong2012:
Does anyone know if there is still the problem with mounting your sd card in HC after installing internally? the reason i as is because the Nook app its self will not work unless a SD card is inserted and mounted. Making the whole original point to the nook color pointless... lol even though it does make an amazing android tab. with 3.0 it would be INCREDIBLE!!! I had 3.0 installed internally but i switched back to autonooter just because i couldn't read any books because of the sd card mount issue. wasn't sure if they had fixed this in Honeycomb V4 version 2 or not. I would love to know if they have.

If so, we know who will installing it tonight! :) I got a whoppin 1430 Quadrant score when HC was installed. pretty impressive, better than my Droid Inc. running gingerbread lol
[Nook Color General] phi303:
i currently am using ver2 and internal memory and SD card both read/write fine =]
[Nook Color General] phi303:
same for me - i was just wondering what most people use
[Nook Color General] phi303:
hmmm thnx for the input - video and flash aren't important to me as i use the nook as a comic & magazine reader... very interesting results so far =P
[Nook Color General] bachviet:
Yeah FroYo if you want Flash and DSP video. Otherwise CM7 since it runs a little smoother than HC as of right now.
[Nook Color General] xBryan:
i liked honeycomb becuase of the easy way to switch btween stuff but i am enjoying cm7 most cause it runs really nice
[Nook Color General] snives:
Using CM7 on eMMC until HC AOSP comes out and gets a few releases (figuring there will likely be some annoying bugs in the first couple). I liked the HC interface much more, but it was not as responsive and too many apps didn't run properly. My fiancee and lots of other friends/family play Words with Friends constantly as well, and it doesn't work in HC properly, but it does work flawlessly in CM7 from my experience. I'm not a huge fan of the game, but it is one I would much rather not see broken.
[Nook Color General] livestrong2012:
has it been working pretty well for you then?! :)
[Nook Color General] lafester:
i like roms with lots of updates and currently that only includes cm7.

may switch back to froyo for awhile though... it was nice being able to watch movies.
[Nook Color General] 10equals2:
Really? words with friends has never worked properly for me... It just does not scale properly on any ROM i've tried... ie the letter tabs are half-off the screen, and refuse to be dragged.

HoneyComb has a far superior UI, but CM7 has far fewer bugs. Eclair was never really stable for me, I've gone to flash Froyo a few times, but the page for the download is really pessimistic and turns me off. ;)

I would really REALLY prefer a stable HoneyComb build. That would be amazing...

the tablet apps are so much better than the default. Plus CM7's notifications pull-down menu really annoys me and should go away. So much wasted screen space...

EDIT: and WHY are the back and menu buttons in the top right? really? pretty much EVERY app has a button right next to them. I try to hit the menu button, and the notification window pulls down. Either that or i push an app button by accident.

I love CM7, and I REALLY appreciate all the work that's been done, but these guys obviously aren't UI guys...
[Nook Color General] eppyramot:
I have had my nook for all of 4 days, but i really like cm7, hc appeared to be too unresponsive for now. I fly a lot and videos are important however moboplayer and or rockplayer between them seem to handle anything i throw at them (divx etc) smoothly. I had an iPad (jailbreak hell) then a g tablet (screen sucks, heavy, cm7 was not nearly as stable as on nook, fast but i don't seem to see much difference browisng/scrolling etc with cm7 experience) and for some reason this nook is by far and away my favorite.
[Nook Color General] Damager78:
It seems that Honeycomb runs a bit slow on the sd card (haven't tried it running it from eMMC). Right now it seems that Froyo works the best. If they don't come up with a less sluggish HC, I might stick with Froyo.
[Nook Color General] buzz killington:
I may be in the minority but I like the stock rom rooted. Primarily because of the control buttons B&N coded into the task bar, and I don't much care about flash anyway.

I like the Honeycomb UI. I tried the SD version and it's pretty remarkable how well they got that build running. If I were to replace the stock rom it'd be with some version of Honeycomb. Actually I would prefer if B&N just skipped froyo and gingerbread and went straight to Honeycomb for their upgrade (if they are indeed planning an upgrade at all).
[Nook Color General] survivor_evil:
what rom you have installed? I had nokie froyo on internal memory and it was reaaally slow. Right now im on 1.1 stock rom and its noticeable much faster.
[Nook Color General] :
I prefer Cyanogen. I've read too much about issues with application compatibility with Honeycomb to load it right now. When the developers start pushing out ROMS based on the actual source, I'm sure I'll switch over and try it out.

Right now I have CM7 running with dalingrin's overclocked kernel and this thing FLIES. I'm actually trying to sell my ipad now as I would much prefer to use the nook as my tablet.
[Nook Color General] cheezer38:
I like rooted stock. Was trying nookie froyo in my class 10 sd really smooth. After some customization I will be using NF if I can fix the wifi issue.
[Desire General] pandalow:
Hello guys,

I need help :D

Do the Htc desire works with WIFI N?

Is the Google nexus one better than the htc desire?

sorry for my bad english :)!
[Desire General] davebugyi:
Stock Desire works with b/g.

Installing a custom ROm with the WIFI N patch makes the N work, too.
[Desire General] acerlinux:
Any recommendations about the ROM? :D
[Desire General] davebugyi:
I am using the ROM in my signature. WIFI N Patch works, fast & stable.

It is a DHD Port, but if you want to use just Desire froyo you can try LeeDroid.

About the Gingerbread ROMs - you should wait a little, new system dumps came, so better ROMs will be in a while. They are stable ATM, but not as stable as the DHD/Z ports or the standard Desire ROMs.
[Desire General] dgattenb:
does the desire have the hardware for N ??

Dont think it does... sorry .. Look on this forum , this has been disused before.
[Desire General] davebugyi:
The chipset does, it works for me.

http://hemorrdroids.net/wireless-n-hacked-for-htc-desire/
[Desire General] pandalow:
anyone can answer by secound question :)?
[Desire General] davebugyi:
Here are some articles:

Slashgear

Gizmodo

Know your mobile
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] orijin:
Does anyone know if the vibrant, i9000 and galaxy s 4g battery doors are interchangeable, i know the i9000 and vibrant are for sure. What about the galaxy s 4g?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mavictb:
yes they are. the batteries are interchangeable as well.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] chadster214:
I have 2 brand new Vibrant back covers if you're interested.
[Desire General] richardmugford:
Does anyone know if the LeeDrOiD_Battery_C_Transmod.zip will work with the 2.3d ROM?
[Desire General] richardmugford:
Decided to use UOT Kitchen.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arvin1:
I just picked up a white nexus s on vodafone uk but I want to know what frequencies it supports, I know it will cover 2100 in the uk but will it cover tmob or att 3g in usa?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AllGamer:
AWS 1700 2100 tmobile usa 3g
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jorgelgjr:
I have a rooted g1 running a cynogen mod my problem is after I dl like 10 apps I doesn't let me install anymore. It dl them in the market but it won't start the installation process. I put the vm heap the the fullest and it worked for alittle but now its back to the same thing I can't install anymore apps what do I need to do. Please help me
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] ungaze:
Upgrading/Changing of memory/SD cards while using App2SD?

Here's how.

What you need:

-Rooted

-Drellisdee's ThunderG custom recovery(preferably v1.2)

-Card Reader(Optional)

Steps:

-Boot into recovery

-In recovery menu, select "Backup/Restore" then "Nand + ext backup".(If you are using an ext4 app2sd partition, ThunderG v1.2 is a MUST)

-Now with any means suitable to you, transfer the "nandroid" folder found on your SD to your PC.(the easiest way is to mount USB-ms via recovery, but for some reason this option doesn't work for me)

-Now turn off your phone and insert the NEW SD.

-Boot into recovery again and partition your new SD(for app2sd).

-Now again, with any means suitable to you, transfer the "nandroid" folder you just copied to your PC back to the new SD.

-In recovery menu, select "Backup/Restore" then "Nand restore", choose the file to restore(in most cases, there is only one option)

-Wait for it, now reboot.

-Enjoy!

Custom Recovery

ThunderG v1.2
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] bluviper:
man! you woke up early for this?

kudos!!!! now everyone can happily change/upgrade their cards...

now this doesnt seem right... i mean, it has to work.

hhmm.. mine does. im on thunderG too.

maybe youre lacking drivers for it.... have you checked you device manager?

------------------

EDIT ok i get it. i dont have the V1.2 will try to install later on.

maybe the new recovery has the problem.. and not your PC...

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more EDIT

ok ive just installed V1.2 and yes i can confirm that the USB toggle under recovery works for me.

now the next thing to try is upgarade to a higher capacity card... *lol*

nice one Ungaze!
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] ungaze:
lol, up late seems more like it.

usb-toggle issue might be usb driver related.

havent flashed the firmware yet so i didnt have the need to install the drivers as well.

i also used this method to revert my app2sd partition from ext4 to ext2. so it also works with different partition filesystem, someone can maybe test if it also works with different partition size.
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] bluviper:
thats backing up and restoring right?

maybe ill try it on ext4...

anyway, why convert back to ext2? is there any significance?
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] ungaze:
was doing a test, and speed-wise there is a slight improvement. about 50 - 80 points on I/O using quadrant. Although really unnoticeable and I don't really rely on quadrant that much, performance seems to be just the same.(OptimusXrom maker domenic_s also uses ext2).
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] bluviper:
i see.. maybe one time ill try to do ext2.. hehehe

theres not much happening with our O1 today ei?!

so i need to do something... hehehe errr experiment on something...

*lol*
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] bluviper:
now thats weird.. after rebooting the second time to recovery...

i cant find my files under Flash zip files...

seems like only system folders are installed....
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] blackhawkwww:
I just used EASEUS Todo Backup to clone old sd card (with partition ext 4, i think) to new sd card.

It copied everything on the old sd card to new sd card and it works flawlessly.

The software is free for home user.
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] ungaze:
are you refering to this step?

-Boot into recovery again and partition your new SD(for app2sd).

which i highly doubt. please explain.

good for you. just sharing how I did it since changing SDs are becoming pretty common nowadays.