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[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tsachi:
Here's one where the first one appears / disappears during the animation, and the second one comes at the end. Is that what you were thinking of?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junebug85:
You guys are awesome. I'll check these out.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junebug85:
im probly being dumb but what do i have to do to make these flashable zips? im at work and not near my machine. i want to check these out baaad
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rom-Addict:
Just use supermanager or root explorer to replace urs (maka copy of urs first) & doit through phone

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[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junebug85:
Thanks! Brain fart filled day thus far.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rom-Addict:
does it work? just did a quick try can tweak it if u dont like placement
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junebug85:
Actually, I peiced together the 2 that were posted and it isn't working, yours did. Is there an email address I can send this file to? On the phone and don't know how to post files
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rom-Addict:
Check pm

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[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junebug85:
Email sent
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rom-Addict:
Try it...........
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junebug85:
You are the man. Thanks for the help.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tsachi:
Sorry, was away from XDA today. One thing to make sure on boot animations is that you don't compress the zip file. If you use the basic windows built-in zip it always compresses. I recommend the free 7-zip if you plan to theme.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junebug85:
you got me, ill get that program. thanks for the tip.
[Nexus One Themes and Apps] adam2010:
LESS ICY ICON

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Watch out! It's too cold to touch the icons on your screen​

Frozen is theme in progress and is not complete yet. I originally made it for MIUI but decided to post it here as well since I'm dedicated to XDA :). For now icons are themed with ice effect to give you an idea of upcoming theme. Theme will be updated.

***Notice the last image, it is less icy, should I go with more icy version or less?

Upcoming Theme Support:

-More icons

-App Dock

-Status Bar

-Battery

-Clock Widget

-Sliding drawer

-Music player widget

-etc

NOTE: Not all icons in the image are included, I have to apply the mask for every single icon for Non-Miui version, so plz be patient and support the thread.

widgets and applications such as drawer, music player, etc will get inspired by the image you see above.

If you want me to continue the project, Click on "Thanks Button" :).

FOR MIUI​

You can download the "mtz" which contains icons for now and apply them in theme manager. (Use edit theme option and then choose icons).

FOR ANY OTHER ROM​

Use any program that applies icon to your rom (I guess there is an option for this in CM7 theme manager).

Need more help for applying icons? Read my Tutorials -->

Link

MIUI NOTE:Unzip first and apply mtz file

Really ICY​

MIUI

Any Rom

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Less ICY

MIUI

Any Rom

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[Nexus One Themes and Apps] adam2010:
link fixed
[Galaxy S I9000 General] LeeUHF:
Hey Guys, Somehow I have managed to delete the app for my generic camera app that comes with my galaxy s phone.

I do have lots of other great camera apps but Im really keen on this one and cant find it anywhere.

Any help to find the.apk or the name of the app would be great.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] curioct:
ok not sure about the stock app but sgs tools will allow you to install a couple of modded ones including one that is the stock version but will allow you to disable goe tagging (which I cannot believe the stock app doesn't allow kinda pissed me off when I first realised that) and also take pictures when in call or low battery scenarios.

It MIGHT even reinstall the stock app but I am not 100% sure on that one
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] steveojp:
I have to send out my HTC Evo to HTC because the power button doesnt really work anymore and I have a dead Pixel on my phone. If I restore it from the HTC website will they know if it was ever rooted? I'm only sending them my phone not the SD card or the battery I don't think. If I restore it back to Factory Settings is there any trace of the phone ever being rooted?

Thanks!
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dirkyd3rk:
As long as your phone is s-on they won't know anything. Just run the stock ruu utility from the site to get it back to factory. Good luck

~ d3rk
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dkdude36:
IF IT IS S-OFF then flash the unrevoked s-on tool from their website or else they will easily realize it is rooted and screw you (hard) if they are jerks. then run the ruu.
[HTC Inspire 4G] capman231:
I have a question about file explorers. I am new to the Android Phones (One Week Today) and I am hearing impaired. What I would like to do is get a copy of the stock AT&T ringtone off of the phone and re process it at a higher volume level. Can Root Explorer or one of the other file managers do this, or perhaps another program?

capman231
[HTC Inspire 4G] dressanderc:
Sure can :) Here's how you do it: Fire up root explorer and navigate to this folder: /system/media/audio/ringtones. Okay, see that little grey button in the top-right of the screen that says "Mount R/W"? Click it and they you should be able to copy the ringtone of your choice to wherever you like. If you copy it to your SD card then you should be able to get it into the audio program of your choice and amp up the volume.

Hope I helped.
[HTC Inspire 4G] capman231:
Thank you dressanderc, I thought that it should be possible, but being new to Android I wanted to ask someone that know's

capman231
[Nook Color General] hirano:
I've just sold my netbook and now i'm buying a tablet.

Here is the best place to ask this because you guys unlock the full potential of the devices, so: should I get an Ipad or a Nook Color?

I have decided for an Ipad 2 long ago because IOS has the best support for medical apps (that I use a lot). For example I have an android phone (Defy) but keep carrying my ipod touch just for the medical apps that simply doesn't exist on Android Market. This week i'm in doubt because someone offered me a new Nook Color for HALF the price of the Ipad 2 32GB Wifi.

I've searched for NC capabilities and now it's running Gingerbread and soon Honeycomb, and it's pretty snappy (same specs of Defy), so now i'm just lost.

So, should I get a Nook Color? What about medical apps, battery life, multimedia capabilities, browser performance?

Thanks in advance!
[Nook Color General] Gin1212:
Sadly I don't think the Nook Color competes with the Ipad2. And I honestly don't know if it's going to have the medical apps you need, being you have a defy shouldn't you know what it does or doesn't have?

The nook color is smaller and easier to use on the go.

With a custom rom (cm7), battery life isn't the best (4-7hrs continuous use).

Browser is very nice with Opera Mobile.

Videos play very nicely on it in my opinion, others are still having trouble with it or care far more for hardware acceleration on 720p videos =\.

The nook color is $250 retail... So if you're getting it for half of what the Ipad 2 is going for (depending on where you're getting it, you're getting it for the same price as retail or ripped off.)

That said, if apps are your thing, IOS has had more time to mature. If customizability and price are your thing, nook color all the way.

But, at the Ipad2 price point a Xoom (wifi) or the Asus EEEtransformer (not out yet) would be a better comparison for price.

Edit: I see you're not based in the U.S, so I understand now that the Ipad 2 or NC could be far more where you live. In that case, you might want to get the Nook Color (apps from ios are continually making their way to android) and just wait for the apps. And just keep using your ipod touch for what's not available yet.
[Nook Color General] hirano:
Thanks for the quick answer!

You're right, here in my country the gadgets are MUCH more expensive than in the US, the taxes over these products are over 60%! And the only tablets officially available here are Ipad 1 and GalaxyTab.

And here the Ipad is the gold standard for everything, brazilian magazines and newspapers are released only on Itunes, no Android support here...

But it's good to know that the Nook is getting so neat, coming from a cheap reader to an almost full fledged tablet.
[Nook Color General] scl23enn4m3:
What in the medical field do you do? I have friends in medical school that swear by the iPad and its app, specifically the anatomy ones. I'm about to start and settled on the nook due to my personality. I know the iPad will distract me into another level. While the nook is hacked together enough where it gets my tasks in order and allows me to read PowerPoints but doesn't make me want to play games on it all day long. The fact that it's 300 dollars cheaper and only 7 inches didn't hurt either. The only thing I've been wishing for is Google body.
[Nook Color General] hirano:
I'm a physician, working with primary care/family medicine and applying for residency.

My use for a tablet will be internet browsing, medical apps, ppt viewing, pdf/ebook reading and some music apps in my spare time.

On IOS I use Lexi-comp, skyscape, medcalc and isilo reader.
[Nook Color General] chisleu:
The iPad is better hardware by far. If you jailbreak it you can do all sorts of good stuff.

The screen on an iPad can be written on with a stylus easily. I love android but apple hardware is sexy.
[Nook Color General] scl23enn4m3:
About to start residency do you think you have time to worry about following forums, troubleshooting, doing workarounds, flashing and tinkering? If you think you do, then grab the nook Color. The thing about Android for me is, it's never been set it and forget it. I'm always changing something. To be frank, if you expect to use your device in your profession and not just after hours and not have to worry about it not booting because you overclocked it too high, I'd spring for the iPad. This is coming from someone who can't stand Apple, owns none of their products, and is typing this on a nook Color.
[Nook Color General] lechiffre:
To muddy he waters a bit more, my NC running CM7 is pretty much set it and forget it. Even overwriting with nightlies every few days takes about 10 minutes and I'm back to running my NC perfectly afterwards.

My counterpoint is that if you use a tablet for any document that is rich in illustrations/graphics, the NC's screen and hardware will not cut it. I would suggest an iPad above all else for that reason.
[Nook Color General] hirano:
Lack of time is an issue for sure, but I love tinkerin with my gadgets.

Are the custom Nook roms stable?

Can it run Froyo, Gingerbread or Honeycomb 100% functional?

Ultimately I want that my gadgets "just work".

Good to know that Cyanogen is THAT stable on the Nook. And what do you mean by "won't cut it"? The Nook can't handle PDFs or image rich documents in a snappy way?
[Nook Color General] SiL3nTKiLL:
id say Ipad 2 or Xoom
[Nook Color General] lechiffre:
That's correct.
[Nook Color General] testulous:
If you're reading epub then NC is the way to go. If you're doing PDFs then you'll definitely want a bigger screen.

The real question is, do you need a tablet right now? and do you mind being locked down to iTunes?

If waiting is an option you might be interested in the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 that's set to come out in June. Stock Honeycomb. No Apple lock-down.

FYI CyanogenMod 7 is perfectly stable and I just used my NC (running CM7 nightlies) for a month-long vacation abroad without issues. On iPad I find typing a chore because the slab is so huge, and you can't travel without fearing an iPad will be crushed or torqued.
[Nook Color General] Gin1212:
I personally find that the 7" screen is far more portable. As far as PDF's go, so long as it's not heavily illustrated (as in the book is just scanned in and is 500mbs, not ocr'ed, etc.) then it will do fine. In fact I love reading on the nook color with Ezpdf reader.

But Ipad has the software right now... In the end though, it's just a big Ipod touch.
[Nook Color General] dsf3g:
Right now and for the foreseeable future (the next 12 months) iOS is the way to go if you need a polished machine for real work. The application library is simply going to blow away anything Android has, not to mention Honeycomb. And because of the Apple "cachet" one would expect that medical and legal applications would find a much larger market on the iPad than any given Andoroid device.

The Nook Color, right now is one of two things:

1) A nice, highly portable e-reader that can surf the web (for those who don't root)

2) A cheap tweakable hobbyist machine for those who want to explore the ponetial of tablets without dropping five bills on an iPad.

I love my Nook Color, but I don't actually expect to get "real work" done on it.
[Nook Color General] mjb413:
I love my NC. It is just more portable than the ipad or ipad 2. plus the price is much more acceptable to me. However, like other users have said, ios is more mature. I use my NC for lots of things, but some medical applications are currenly available only for ios (for now, many are getting written for android with the increased popularity of android tablets). I have CM7 running off of an sd card and have had no stability issues.

I use docs2go for my doc and pdf files and they seem to render pretty well on it. I have medscape, lexicomp, and epocrates on my nook and they run quite well (medscape and epocrates are free). On my android phone i have some skyscape applications (skyscape is one of the best sources for medical texts in my opinion). Look at skyscape.com for their selection. They are not cheap, but they are very thorough and can find may of the texts that you will be required to have are in full version on that site. They also make apps for ios.
[Nook Color General] Divine_Madcat:
No offense, but perhaps you need to give you NC another shot. Frankly, aside from updating CM as they com out with better builds (which takes 10 min, and is nothing more than an update like in Windows, which does not destroy anything), i haven't tweaked in some time. But what i DO use it for, is checking mail while out of the office, looking up things online, reading and editing work documents anywhere (thank you Quick Office), having fun with it when i need some R&R, and having quick access to both my calendar and gmail.

Why you don't think you can get "real work" done on it is beyond me...
[Nook Color General] BrianDigital:
I think the samsung gtab will be 350 for work only if your not interested in bn reader for magazines
[Nook Color General] hirano:
Looks like you're doing with your nook all the things that I want to do.

I have tried medscape, isilo and pdf reading (repligo) on my Android phone that is fairly similar to the Nook Color (Defy, 800mhz, 512MB ram) and the performance and usability are quite good.
[Nook Color General] Animec:
All of those apps are in the android market :) most of the better medical content providers have made their products available on both iOS and android. Medscape took a long time to get there :o

The Nook isn't as good as the iPad for reading PDFs and powerpoints however, mostly due to the smaller screen. This is esp. true for documents with two or more columns.

If money is a concern, you may be better off looking for a cheap 10" android tablet or a first generation iPad. If money is NOT a concern, I don't think you'll be unhappy with an iPad 2 :)
[Nook Color General] mageus:
What specific applications do you need?

If you don't need proprietary reference materials, then android has everything you need. I use Epocrates and some medical calculators, and hit Wikipedia if I want to refresh my memory on something. UpToDate is always an option for more in-depth reading.

For documents, I recommend converting all of your old material to text format, and using any of the myriad notepad apps on android. Or you could use Google Docs.

The NC is very stable, even with a modded ROM. I use rooted stock - it does everything I need and is trivially easy to do. I keep Froyo, CM7, and Honeycomb on SD cards to play with. The stickies may installing these ROMs quite easy. You can always install onto an SD card, in order to keep the NC itself stock.

The main disadvantage to the NC is the 7" form factor, which is also its main advantage. I played with an iPad in the store, and it is sooo much more cumbersome to hold than the NC. However, even if you wanted the larger screen, I would strongly consider an android 10" tablet.
[Nook Color General] AndroidDeer:
I use nook color to read PDF (IEEE transactions). There's no problem for me at all. I don't use any medical apps though. If the medical app is so important then you should get the iPad. Otherwise nook color has better value to price ratio. I personally find nook color enough to use daily, with the companion of a smartphone which has camera and 3G tethering.

pros of nc:

1. Nook color has android OS, good for those who want

(1) openness,

(2) widget,

(3) better integration with gApps - gmail and google voice are much better on android,

2. Expandable storage: micro sd slot. Believe me, it's very very useful.

3. USB connection - makes everything so much easier.

4. Nook color has widescreen so 16:9 videos only look a little bit smaller than the 4:3 iPad.

5. lighter, more portable. IMHO 7"ish is the perfect size for portable tablet.

6. Many more free apps than on iOS. For example angry bird.

7. Only half the price of cheapest iPad. micro SD cards are cheap too, which makes it much more cheaper than higher capacity iPads.

8. The back feels good. It makes it easier to grab.

pros of iPad:

1. iOS has more apps,

2. front and back cameras, although they are not of high quality, you can do video chat on your pad,

3. it looks pretty. You can choose white, and color smart cover.

4. Might have higher resale value, although it's not bad for NC now either.

5. It has mic (NC doesn't, but maybe you can use a bluetooth one).

6. I bet it has better audio than NC, it's from apple who's specialized in ipod anyway.

7. Bigger screen - you may think it's a plus (I don't btw).
[Nook Color General] supchaka:
Hah well I should have an answer to this soon enough! I ordered an iPad 2 for my wife and a NC for my 11 year old daughter (which I will root before she gets hold of it) Both are set to arrive this week and I cant wait to dig into them!
[Nook Color General] Animec:
Thank you so very much for this! I'd been using Repligo and found myself summat frustrated with it, ezpdf suits my needs and preferences so much better when it comes to multiple column layouts :) been reading textbooks all day
[Nook Color General] WobbleTheHutt:
oooh ill have to try that one! been looking for a good pdf reader for my D&D books :)
[Nook Color General] xjrs315:
NC

I'd go with the Nook Color, you can buy two of them for the price of one iPad

The specs of the NC are still comparable (they exceeded that of the iPad 1 on several levels)

CM7 seems pretty stable to me, and it's an absolute breeze to root and mod the OS on the NC.

For the price of the iPad you could buy a netvertible and "do some real work" on an actual operating system. The Dell Inspiron Duo is a netbook / tablet and it's on sale through the Outlet for 400 right now (and they have 15% off coupons available online)

The iPad is a just a giant iPhone
[Nook Color General] jerrykur:
It sounds like you should let the apps guide your decision and get the iPad2. As far as apps go the iPad, like the iPhone, will continue to set the market for a long time.
[Nook Color General] JMMusic:
I honestly don't care for the 10" size tablets. If there were a 7" iPad, I might consider an iPad, but currently my preference would be for the Nook.
[Nook Color General] djlim4:
I work in a hospital, and lately i've been seeing medical/pharmacy residents lugging their ipads around and honestly, it looks clumsy.

It's not that easy to hold in one hand, and I'm assuming you'll need it mostly during rounds?

I've brought my nook with me and I don't feel like a twenty something in the medical field going on rounds with a large piece of equipment trying to act cool.

But other than that, I use Epocrates, but just got the full version of Lexi as my hospital doled out the loot for everyone to get it for the year if they want.

There are plenty of reference apps that are available on the android platform. I know there are a few anatomy apps, but havent tried it out, I can only tell you about the prescription reference apps and they all work flawlessly. PDFs load up perfectly fine. Personally, 7" tab is perfect, especially for using on the go. I couldn't do it with a 10" tab even if i wanted.

Although quite stable currently, and only getting better, if you need something that "just works", it might not be for you. But hey, it's really on your comfort level of how much you want to tinker with the thing, cuz it's really not much maintenance once you get the hang of it.

it's a little bit easier to type on the ipad though... it came in handy when we needed google translate for consultation with a non english speaking patient. She could punch in a few key words for us to understand her.

EDIT: Tried out Lexi-comp... honestly, if you have the full version of it, I don't see why you would ever need anything else... this with epocrates, you have all the drug references you'll ever need plus differential dx, disease state reference, infectious disease coverage, etc etc
[Nook Color General] frobthebuilder:
I like the nook color because I used to own a jailbroken ipod touch, and lemme tell ya, every update apple put out was a huge nightmare. Now when I get updates, it's just more free stuff for me.
[Nook Color General] chinly43:
Add another option to this

So, if this is too much of a hijack from the main point of the thread, that's fine - just ignore it then - but I was wondering if anyone could speak to the galaxy tab wifi-only model as another comparison? My birthday's coming up, and my wife is considering getting me that or the nook color.
[Nook Color General] poofyhairguy:
Almost the exact same thing (I think the wifi model has the same GPU), but with cameras, a GPS, and USB support.
[General Topics] SNadler:
Is there any way to prevent ATT from recognizing a "Propel" Smart Phone and adding a data plan to the service?

Mind you we are not trying to get something for nothing. My daughter has a problem with the Pantex Matrix she owns so I gave he a extra phone of mine, a Propel which is a smart phone. She text messages and makes phone calls, period! Att has added a data plan to the contract now saying we must have it. How can I make them not see the smartphone? Can I? Smartphone exception?

Any help would be appreciated.....
[General Questions and Answers] drandywright:
Hi, I have searched for this answer but can't find a guide so here goes...

I am looking at buying an Android 3.0 tablet, possibly the Asus Transformer, as it looks good for use on my travels.

When I bought an Ipad, internal memory was key(as its not expandable) so I bought as big as they did, however I am not clear on how Android 3 treats internal and external (SD) memory, and if its different.

Asus only seem to be releasing the 16 GB internal memory storage transformer in the UK first, and I am wondering is that enough ? or should I wait for the 32 GB internal version. I know they can take up to 32 GB SD card external memory, but can you install all your apps aswell as data there, and is it hot swappable ?

thanks for any help :)
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amorse18:
Just installed [ROM] MIUI-Bread 1.4.8 v1.9 Ganii `s Mod Desire Z. When trying to copy and paste it Crashes web Browser.