yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Atrix 4G Android Development] G-Man.:
+1 on that quoted section above. If those two Icons were normal sized - i would have no complaints period. Love the theme job here. Please keep this going and update it as often as you can. This is very nice looking. I love the Signal bar design :D

[edit] There are actually a few icons that got shrunk down to very tiny sizes.... Hope this is an easy fix and an easy update to those who have this installed :D
[Atrix 4G Android Development] G-Man.:
*bump* I know OP is limited on time available - just wondering if anyone else has found any issues with this mod. Anxiously awaiting next release!
[Atrix 4G Android Development] gtzkingplaya:
yah all my contacts went missing and wouldnt link my facebook contacts a work around is using sync my pix app i uninstalled and flashed sbf then s1c then went on to ginger blur beta this rom is good dont get me wrong just to many bugs at the moment ill wait for him to finish it up then maybe reflash
[Atrix 4G Android Development] godwin1981:
Thanks for your good job.But i have confusing about factory reset.In DG's thread,he emphasize do not do a factory reset ,you will lose adb access and have a pretty brick

So can we do a factory reset or not?

What's the factory reset do?recover all the files to stock version?does it mean there is a space in ROM that backup the original system?
[Atrix 4G Android Development] Mustang302LX:
He said "Do NOT do a factory reset if something goes wrong(soft brick), you will lose adb access and have a pretty brick" for the installtion of his Adeo ROM I believe. You can do it otherwise though if needed. I could be mistaken though.
[Atrix 4G Android Development] navalynt:
It's really not worth my time to "reinvent the wheel" and create another ROM to compete with GingerBlur and Adeo. I think, going forward, I'll post in the Themeing Subforum my services.jar and framework-res.apk as I continue with the graphics. Then I can just add instructions for how to push the files to the phone and clear the dalvik cache.

Once we get a custom bootloader I'll look into contributed to The Ultimate Droid and CyanogenMod series of ROMs to get one working and themed on the Atrix.

*I have not had any issues with factory reset on Adeo v0.2 or GingerBlur beta 5. If something does go wrong, we have an SBF to restore :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] skorianez:
How about do something like this:

http://yourse.de/wiki/doku.php?id=openmoko:usb_light
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] racerboy3801:
Looks cool
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Dr.Dimes:
Ok, this is very nice.

I think if this construction works on Galaxy S then its able to make Fotos in the Dark.

I think i would test it an report.

greetings Dimes
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] vinclar:
I think that a plug with the shape of an inverted L would fit nice.

Like this crappy paint picture.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] SkinBobUk:
Remember that link is for mini usb, galaxys s has micro usb.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] skorianez:
If anyone manage to turn on/off by software using USB host mode, then you can modified adroid camera AOSP for take photos with flash :)
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] zenosteam:
good idea this great
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Dr.Dimes:
thats right and its possible to find the new wired plan about the micro-USB.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] vinclar:
I'm reading between pins 1 and 4

1.5V and 2microAmperes
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] vinclar:
Her you have an excellent mod:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFqs333PVus

[YOUTUBE]ZFqs333PVus[/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Kops:
Wow that is very nice! I'm wondering where he managed to fit the LED's in the backplate, if they stick out at all. Wish he was a member of XDA
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Linux:
wow!Tutorial?!?!
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Chillaholic:
Here is an english translation of the German instructions under the video.

Hope my english is good enought for you to understand.

Its all he wrote, i cant explain it, i just translated it for you. ;)

Edit:
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] DaviD202:
Can someone ask the guy from the vid to post some pictures?
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Chillaholic:
I wanted to send him a pm over youtube, but he only gets pm from friends, so i wrote a comment into his channel and asked him to registrate here.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Ardethian:
gotta call a friend of mine who knows what he's doing :)

thanks for letting us all know :D
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] ertangun:
it is not usable product too...
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] samipower:
http://cgi.ebay.com/samsung-galaxy-...essories&hash=item1e61298ae f#ht_3000wt_1139
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] Iluminatus23:
I have ordered this...so lets see!
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] sirbrian:
Check this out....

http://www.amazon.com/Viatek-LED-Ce...=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1277949139&sr=1-11
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] CatalystWon:
Only review on Amazon for this item was negative.

Possibly any light source, such as a bicycle LED might also work.
[Galaxy S I9000 Accessories] widekaze:
That funny but it really useful for living?
[TG01 Themes and Apps] jk2207jk:
Hey!

I recently found a bootscreen by charlieb620, originally created by thermanlee and jlbmgrnr and I LOVED it... :D

Now, i know we don't really have an android device, but who cares, i adapted it for our windows devices, and made two versions. One version is with a grey frame around the original animation, to keep it as optimal resolution, and the other (my preferred version) is just an enlarged version of the original.

Tell me what you think :)

------------------Download Framed Version------------------ ------------------Download Enlarged Version------------------

​
[TG01 Themes and Apps] olyloh6696:
Awesome! :D
[TG01 Themes and Apps] Nokser:
Nice One ;)
[TG01 Themes and Apps] wangaigui:
boy ,it's very good.
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anon1234:
ok so after some searching about the detecting of sd card on android i found some things in editing the start up to make it work...but unfortunately it didnt..i just want to confirm if android can detect my sd card but in what way
[General Topics] b3er:
Hello!

I have an intersting project in mind that should help many people once it gathers steam - a list of USSD commands for all operators around the world.

You can help us by posting in this thread your operator name, country and useful USSD codes.

Also, if you know of any ready-to-use databases around the internet, please post a link here and we will add that info.

Best regards, Fahrbot team.
[General Topics] b3er:
reserved for later
[General Topics] b3er:
reserved for later 2
[General Topics] ftgg99:
Just to get the ball rolling:

US

Cingular - *777# - balance

Sweden

Tele2 - *111# - balance/ timestamp

Ireland

Meteor - *#100# - balance

Belgium

PROXIMUS - #121# - balance/ timestamp

Germany

Vodafone - *100# - balance

eplus - *100# - balance

Portugal

UZO - *#123# - balance

Poland

Simplus - *100# - balance

Romania

Orange - *133# - balance/ sms/ timestamp

Mexico

Telcel - *133# - balance/ timestamp

Suriname

Digicel - *120# - balance/ timestamp

Malaysia

Digi - *128*1*1# - balance
[General Topics] ftgg99:
bumping, still interested
[General Topics] b3er:
Bump :) proj still active atm
[General Topics] mattox59:
T-Mobile USA USSD list

Here is the current T-Mobile USA USSD code as of 3/24/11

#225# (#BAL#) is for the balance on your account

#646# (#MIN#) displays the minute usage

#674# (#MSG#) displays the messages used in the cycle

#932# (#WEB#) displays the web usage on the line

#686# (#NUM#) displays your mobile number

#793# (#PWD#) will reset your voicemail password

#796# (#PWO#) will turn on or turn off your voicemail password

#763# (#ROF#) disables international roaming
[General Topics] Darkeyce:
AT&T

*3282# - Data Usage/Text Message Usage

*777# and tap Call. Account balance for prepaid

*225# and tap Call. Bill Balance. (Postpaid only)

*646# and tap Call. Check minutes. (Postpaid only)
[General Topics] wintrxtrem:
Is this a GSM thing? I can't find any info for Sprint USSD codes..
[General Topics] b3er:
Thanks for your replies!

yep, it's a GSM thing.
[General Topics] treesurf:
PCCW PREPAID SIM, HONG KONG

##122# - Remaining credit
[General Topics] pdev:
Nepal:

Ncell:

*101# Balance Inquiry

*103# Phone no and registration inquiry.

NTC:

*400# Balance Inquiry
[General Topics] Moe5508:
South Africa

Vodacom

*111# - balance
[General Topics] wollyka:
mtc touch Lebanon

*220# Remaining Balance-credits for calls/sms
[General Topics] Fishawy:
Vodafone Egypt USSDs

*868*1# -- Balance inquiry.

*100# -- Date & Timestamp.

*150# -- Last caller & Call timestamp.

*878# -- Displays yoor phone number.

*888*5# -- Activate The Roaming Service.

*888*MobileNumber# -- PUK code request.
[General Topics] b3er:
Thanks all for posting.

Some fresh meat :P

Vodafone UK

*#1345# - Check balance

Proximus Belguim

#121# - Check balance

Verizon US

#225 - Check balance

Poland - Play

*102# - Check balance

Poland - 36 i 6

*121# - Check balance
[General Topics] b3er:
Country: South Africa

Network: Vodacom

Code: *111# : main menu for checking balances

then

option 1: balance enquiry

then

option 1: airtime balance

option 2: SMS balance

option 3: MMS balance

option 4: data bundle balance
[General Topics] lubbe:
MTN South Africa Codes

*141# - Balance Enquiry

*141*<PIN># - Recharge Request

*141*4# - Tariff Analyser and Priceplan Migrations menu

*141*4*0# - Tariff Analyser

*141*4*<Price Plan Option># - Priceplan migration

*141*6*<BundleSize># - Data bundle purchase

*141*6*0# - Data bundle cancellation

*141*6328*<MSISDN># - Me2U Top Up Request

*141*6328*<MSISDN>*<AMOUNT># - Me2U Transfer

*141*7*<BundleSize># SMS bundle purchase

*141*7*0# - SMS bundle cancellation
[General Topics] lpolityk:
For me it is not for Balance but for extra minutes. I have Play Mixtura plan. For see full balance I use *101#, it works for display cash left. It also show time and date when balance is available to use. When I want to setup that, is shows 0.0. Date is in YYYY-MM-DD format, time HH-MM-SS.
[General Topics] Lacalos:
Hey Her from thailand 3biggest operators USSD

AIS *139# Balance

Truemove #123# Balance

Dtac *121# Balance

btw , I use DTAC so I I know little more about them

Dtac *121*1# will be have a lot more detail for Balance
[General Topics] dejavu157:
hmm thats odd...
[General Topics] ftgg99:
Country: South Africa

Network: Vodacom

Code: *111# : main menu for checking balances

then

option 1: balance enquiry

then

option 1: airtime balance

option 2: SMS balance

option 3: MMS balance

option 4: data bundle balance
[General Topics] joakimberglund:
Country: Sweden

Network: Telia

Code: *120# : main menu for checking balances

then

option 1: balance enquiry
[General Topics] PtN009:
*111# india docomo

*147# india idea postpaid.
[General Topics] leehopley:
anyone got one for orange uk? id like it for the balanced app :) huge thanks in advanced!!!!!
[General Topics] mughalgxt:
United Arab Emirates:(only two telecom companies USSD code for balance check)

Du: *135#

ETISALAT:*121#
[General Topics] shingir:
Here are the Current USSD for Zain SD and Sudani - Sudan

Zain SD *888#

Sudani *222#
[General Topics] daniel_loft:
Romania:

Cosmote:

- contract: *151#

- prepay: *100#

Orange:

- prepay: *133# (balance/sms/timestamp)

Vodafone:

- contract: *123# (balance/sms/data/timestamp)

Germany:

Congstar:

- prepay: *100#
[General Topics] praetorian droid:
Russian Federation/Moscow

(basic codes)

Operator: MTS

*100# - balance

Operator: Megafon

*100# - balance

Operator: Beeline

*102# - balance
[General Topics] guylhem:
Country : Martinique

Operator : Digicel

*123# : balance

Digicel is also present in other caribbean islands so the same code might work there too.
[General Topics] zacariasgarcia:
thanks ^^__^^
[General Topics] ftgg99:
Bumped - we need more, many, many more!
[General Topics] sasa g:
Tele2 Croatia

*130# - Check balance

*107# - Check network
[General Topics] hacktock:
Country: India

Carrier: BSNL Cellone

USSD Code: *123# (Check Balance)
[General Topics] BeauGiles:
Telstra: #100# - displays a menu of options, my account, news, etc.

(if prepaid, balance is displayed on the second line in the main menu too)
[General Topics] anoneemooz:
Hmmm I followed a VERY similar app some time ago but unfortunately for some reason just stopped updating. I'm too lazy to search for the thread. But anyway, I'm glad you guys have picked this up!

I only saw this now though (through the SGS forum where I'm aways at) and I'm willing to test this :)

Philippines

Globe: text "bal" to 222 (current balance, number of free texts)

Edit:

Here's the actual full message they send just in case there's more information you need from it

"Your balance as of 05/24/2011 12:18 is P0.70 valid til 07/29/2011 20:15 w/ 0 FREE txts. Pls note that system time may vary from the time on ur phone."

The other providers around here have different "sub" uhh product (?) lines that each have different balance checking methods and I'm not sure if all of them are working since their websites tend to be quite dated when it comes to information in their FAQ section. I'll try to find more updated info on them when I have more time maybe tonight.

Thanks and I look forward to testing this. ;)
[General Topics] uzerous:
USSD codes

I don't think it's technically USSD (it depends on the phone and not the carrier) but *#*#4636#*#* is one of the most useful codes I have.

*#06# for your IMEI (in case anyone needs it)

If you finish a code and nothing changes, you might have a bad phone dialer app installed. I know on Android, some custom dialer apps don't interface correctly.

If you finish a code, the numbers just disappear and nothing happens, it may mean that the code just doesn't work for your phone...
[General Topics] do3in:
Orange Romania

Orange postpay

*115# date, time, minutes, mms, data, euro

good app.
[General Topics] monstermuffin20:
Didnt work for me, came up with "NOT APPLICABLE"
[General Topics] 15jkeee:
NCC:

*100# - balance

*135*numer# - send "Please call me"

*301# - give some money to credit

*302# - view your payback

and th others
[General Topics] MoJo:
Country: Kazakhstan

Carrier: Kcell

USSD Code: *123*3*1# (Check Balance)
[General Topics] exec228:
KCell, Kazakhstan

*100# balance, money

*123*3*1# balance, money

*123*3*3# traffic spent of pre-paid gprs tariff, mb (50, 250, 1000MB)

*444*2*3# traffic left of pre-paid unlimited tariff, bytes (1, 4, 10GB)
[General Topics] yadi_nanda:
Indonesia

country : Indonesia

XL Axiata : *123# = balance

Telkomsel : *888# = balance

Indosat : *388# - *555#
[General Topics] vanderx:
Vodafone Romania

Prepaid *123# ( balance, minutes/sms remaining )

*100# ( general account options)

*120# ( credit transfer , call me, buy validity, in advance credit)
[General Topics] multia:
BASE (belgium)

Belgium :

BASE :

*444*# check credit balance

(that's the official method, but e.g. *777*# also seems to do the same) :D

*555*# : (de)activate offnet beep (hear a beep when calling another operator)
[General Topics] jago25_98:
Great idea. Now put into a database that can be used in an app?

Very useful if you have a lot of simcards.

Movistar Spain:

*133# Balance (saldo)

Tesco Mobile

*#10# Balance

ToggleMobile:

topup 321

voicemail 121

topup onscreen *131*pin#

balance 321

balance on screen *131#

show number on screen *132#

customer services 322 or +44 2071322 322

Does anyone know the one to buy an internet addon pack for movistar? (might be the same for all movistar countries)
[General Topics] sjdw:
Digicel Bermuda

*120# [balance]

*129# [number]

*235# [activate text plan]

*236# [activate text & data plan]

*186# [data plan smartphone]

*124# [check active status]

*136# [data plan bb]
[Xoom General] Blades:
Where (/dev/xyz... any other evidence of this).. How do we poll it.. Whats the output (units).. What brand of sensor?

It seems most of you know that this device does have this sensor..

And if you must ask, I'd like to get the reading to fine tune - or better put, double check - the offset value for a 2 bar map sensor.. Barometric pressure on a car (most of the time) determined by the reading of the map sensor just before the engine is started.. which makes sense. So you could check your values by measuring the raw voltage of the map sensor with engine off.. putting it thru your linear + offset equation.. and seeing if it matches up to a localized barometric pressure reading.. weather.com.. not exactly localized.
[Xoom General] ZoinksS2k:
Good question.

It has one according to the iSuppli teardown. It is a Bosch Sensortec BMP085.

Looks like it will output into hectopascals (millibar) with up to 10cm accuracy.

This may be good for:

Pairing up with GPS to give height calculations

Allowing the Xoom to autoswitch into airplane mode

Pilots as an EFB

Location based services

The first one would be awesome if properly implemented.

Here's some info from Google in regards to the API. This link has anecdotal references to temp calculations, so it could be used for weather prediction although it would need a hygrometer to make it practical IMO

Happy development
[Xoom General] goldsworthy:
"•Allowing the Xoom to autoswitch into airplane mode"? I may be wrong but I believe a airplane cabin is pressurized, Wouldn't this affect the sensor reading?
[Xoom General] ZoinksS2k:
They are.

Regardless of your altitude, chances are that there will be a differential between the ambient pressure and that inside the cabin while in flight. I have a Casio Pathfinder watch and can see the pressure change by a few hPa's.

You are required to turn off all electronics before takeoff, so the function would only be useful if it did a pressure check differential.

Since commercial airliners are typically pressurized to @6,900 ft while in flight, I would log the pressure before power-off, compare it on startup and kill the radios if the delta is too high.

I would set the function to disable the radios first and ask the user if they want to enable them in a pop-up dialog or something. This would be used if something erroneously triggered the function like rebooting when going up 40 stories in a hi-rise or farting on the device as it boots :)

Anyhoo, I'm just guessing at potential uses. Who knows, it may have made it in as part of the Google Tablet reference and will never be used. I fly quite a bit, so I would like to see something created.

I also don't know the hardware init sequence during startup. The sensor would need to do the check during startup and before the radios are initialized. Doing it after is pointless.
[Xoom General] Blades:
Just fyi, it also has a temp sensor. Think of that as a motherboard temp sensor, depending on where the chip is located. It really is a nice, accurate sensor. Why oh why must cars use this old age 0-5V junk? Before anything can be done.. we probably gotta see how/if android sees the device.

So I wonder what the difference between the following two kernel config options are:

CONFIG_SENSORS_MOTO_BMP085=y

# CONFIG_BMP085 is not set

Is there really a difference between the two? Also, this may be a Tegra thing, as the G-Tab Kconfig has such an option. Doubt it has one, none of the Nvidia developer boards seem to have one.

Can someone ls -al /sys/devices/platform ?

If there's too much 'stuff'.. try ls -al /sys/devices/platform | busybox grep BMP . If you have busybox, that is. Otherwise im sure you can spot anything with BMP in it. Either that or it could simply be called bark sensor. I'd do it myself but I don't have access to the Xoom at the moment.

Oh and don't invoke ls using busybox... its broken.. as is find.

EDIT: NEVERMIND THIS POST!!!!! YAY!!! :)
[Xoom General] Blades:
So who's as pumped as I am?!!!

cat <kernel-source-root-dir>/Documentation/ABI/testing/sysfs-i2c-bmp085

What: /sys/bus/i2c/devices/<busnum>-<devaddr>/pressure0_input

Date: June 2010

Contact: Christoph Mair <christoph.mair@gmail.com>

Description: Start a pressure measurement and read the result. Values

represent the ambient air pressure in pascal (0.01 millibar).

Reading: returns the current air pressure.

What: /sys/bus/i2c/devices/<busnum>-<devaddr>/temp0_input

Date: June 2010

Contact: Christoph Mair <christoph.mair@gmail.com>

Description: Measure the ambient temperature. The returned value represents

the ambient temperature in units of 0.1 degree celsius.

Reading: returns the current temperature.

What: /sys/bus/i2c/devices/<busnum>-<devaddr>/oversampling

Date: June 2010

Contact: Christoph Mair <christoph.mair@gmail.com>

Description: Tell the bmp085 to use more samples to calculate a pressure

value. When writing to this file the chip will use 2^x samples

to calculate the next pressure value with x being the value

written. Using this feature will decrease RMS noise and

increase the measurement time.

Reading: returns the current oversampling setting.

Writing: sets a new oversampling setting.

Accepted values: 0..3.
[Xoom General] ZoinksS2k:
I am slightly confused by the last two posts, but yeah the sensortec is a barometer that can compute temperture. Did you check the links above?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ntportugal:
Hi guys,

Recently i had flash my x10i from Wolfbreak room.

Does anybody has problems with gps?

It works with Ndrive very well aprox. 10 minutes, then freeze and start to reboot.:confused:

With google maps navigation its the same... What shoul i do?

I'm the only one with this problem????!!!!
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] superbrowndude:
Works fine for me, maybe try reflashing the rom.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ntportugal:
Version?

Do you have also Version 4.3?:confused:
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] troopstar:
I just got a SNS as my first smart phone, I went through all the privacy and account settings I could find and disabled all sync options.

So imagine my amazed horror when I found that all my contacts and calendar entries (and wtf else) are being sent to mr google for access through google dot com/contacts etc

I also found you cant delete a primary gmail account once it's in there - so I cant find any way to stop this behaviour.

Is it possible to keep your contacts and calendar etc only stored local to the phone?

If not possible with stock 2.3 is there a mod like CM7 that doesnt use the google services?

Cheers!
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zardos66:
I don't see how it's a bad thing. You never ever have worry about losing your contacts once they sync up with the mothership.

I don't you can access things like the market without a Google account either.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jerrycycle:
@troopstar

Yes, it is possible to use the Nexus without a Google account in its stock and root state.

Stock and root you can tap the sign-in and navigate to the skip the Google sign-in, but as stated by Zardos66 you don't get to use the Google apps. Like the market, Gmail, Google voice and talk etc without some walk around.

You can sign-in and go back to the accounts & sync and uncheck the boxes and still use the phone and just save all contacts to phone only. This way you can still have access to the Google services if you choose to do so.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zephiK:
If you're so worried about your data being compromised or giving in to Google. Then why did you get a Google phone in the first place if you want to cripple the so-called "Google Experience" with a "Paranoid Experience?" Get a Windows Phone or iPhone.

Like seriously, you just defeated the whole purpose of a phone powered by Android. Google Apps are there to simplify your life. It just wants a warm hug back.

If you really want to cripple your phone and not have any Google services on then flash CM7 and dont flash the gapps.