yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
Hey,

We've added a new app to the market - Can You Drive?

The app helps you to decide whether you can drive your car legally.

It contains a database of drinks (390 items), that includes all the popular drinks you know.

The program recognizes your general location, and adjusts itself to the local law in your country.

You can also add custom drinks(and take their photos) and see what else you can drink before reaching the alcohol limit.You may also create cocktails and mixes - simply enter the ingredients and the app will calculate your cocktail's alcohol content.

Facebook integration is included as well.

The app supports both US and Metric units.

A statistics page is also available(including many facts), as well as a 'call a friend' feature, which allows you to call a friend or a taxi in case you crossed the alcohol limit.

The app uses the Widmark's Formula for it's calculations. The results shown are of course a recommendation, and are supposed to give you general indication.You should not drink and drive.

We would really like to hear some feedback.

Markets links -

Market | App Brain | Amazon | GetJar

Direct Links -

Mega Upload | Hotfile | RapidShare

Important message - (16.06.11)

Due to a certain problem we had to remove the app from the market and upload it again.

If you've downloaded our app, we highly recommend that you'd re-download it, so you could get future updates(including the one that was released today).

We are sorry for any inconceivable this may have caused.

Changes in the latest version(1.0.7, released 16.06.11)

* The app now remembers your drinks after you've left it, allowing you to use the app in real-time throughout the evening.

* Added more drinks.

Thanks!

Mickael and Ben
[Android Apps and Games] mmegalodon:
Interesting. Might take a look.

Edited for seriousness.

Enviado desde mi PC36100 utilizando XDA Premium de la aplicación
[Android Apps and Games] billwinkle:
While your intentions are honorable, there are too many factors to be acurate. Weight, the last time you ate and more has to go into the equation. Im afraid someone will rely on your app and thinking they are sober, jumps in a car and kills a whole family. Please I beg u to think this thru. As somebody who lost someone to a drunk driver I beg you to reconsider.

Thank you
[Android Apps and Games] mmegalodon:
While I definitely see where you are coming from, I should think most people would take this into account. Sorry to hear as I also have someone in the family who was seriously disabled, both mentally and physically, by a drunk driver. Obviously self awareness is the key issue. Not sure how deep this app goes as I haven't yet checked, but I definitely see where you are coming from.

Enviado desde mi PC36100 utilizando XDA Premium de la aplicación
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
The app uses your gender and weight in the calculation.

The intention of the app is not to encourage people to drink and drive, but to plan their evening responsibly, and to know their limits.

Like any other human-related calculator, the results are not 100% accurate, but they do give general advice regarding your state. Please note that if the user is approaching the alcohol limit, the program warns him and tells him to designate a sober driver.

billwinkle, can you try look at it this way - What if someone will rely on the app and waits for 30 minutes, when otherwise he would just drive?

On a whole different note - If anyone who downloaded the app knows about cool and familiar drinks, you are more than welcome to tell us about them via email(canydrive@gmail.com) or this forum.

Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] Jameswgm:
Hey just trying the app, any chance you could add a pint (568ml) as a measure for us UK users?
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
Sure will. Tomorrow's update will include it. Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
A new update has been released - 1.0.4.New features -

* The app now remembers what you like drinking, and pushes your favorite drinks to the top of the list so you can locate them faster.

* Added an option to call a friend or a taxi to take you home.

* Added new drinks and quantities to choose from(including Pint size).
[Android Apps and Games] billwinkle:
Torifa,

Thank you for adding the option to call a ride. I have not seen your app yet, but do you have your app set to but that part in bold and a bright color?
[Android Apps and Games] noodles2224:
Who drinks a lot and say " wait, I should take a look at the app first? "
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
@ billwinkle - The option to call a ride home is a button located in the page that tells the user he can't drive.

@ noodles2224 - I don't know if you were kidding, but the app is not meant for people who "drink a lot" and expect to drive.
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
A small update has been released. The update fixed a bug that caused the app to crash on some devices.
[Android Apps and Games] bradleyw801:
This app implies that in the right quantity, you can drink and drive. Bottom line is that although there may be a legal limit, there is no safe limit.

I hope that anyone looking into this will just consider not driving at all, even if you are only going to have one drink.
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
Hey all,

A new update has been released - 1.0.6. Features -

* Added statistics page.

* Added new drinks.

* The alcohol limit has been updated in some countries.

* Bug fixes.

Thanks,

Mickael and Ben
[Android Apps and Games] daoom:
You need to add Molson products

Adding a shortcut without permission almost made me uninstall the app.
[Android Apps and Games] LfcFan1977:
I read about one line of the OP but I think the best idea for this app would be that after selecting whatever drink, it says "You should not drive and if you need a F*#%ing app to tell you that then perhaps you should not have a license at all".

Seriously, what a crazy idea.
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
Obviously, the point of this app is not to encourage users to drink and drive. It's the exact opposite of that.

Our goal is to help people plan their evening responsibly and abide the law.
[Android Apps and Games] worker1:
What if the app says that the answer to "Can you drive?" is yes, but the truth is no.
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
If you are anywhere close you the BAC limit the app will warn you not you drive, and to appoint a sober driver.

We also have a 'call a friend or a taxi' button in case you can't drive.
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
Important message (16.06.11)-

Due to a certain problem we had to remove the app from the market and upload it again.

If you've downloaded our app, we highly recommend that you'd re-download it, so you could get future updates(including the one that was released today).

We are sorry for any inconceivable this may have caused.

Link to the new version -

http://market.android.com/details?id=canyou.drive

Changes in the latest version(1.0.7, released 16.06.11)

* The app now remembers your drinks after you've left it, allowing you to use the app in real-time throughout the evening.

* Added new drinks.
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
I'm bumping this thread once, so people who have downloaded our app wouldn't miss the above post.
[Android Apps and Games] sixcoronas:
Can you add a 12h time option?
[Android Apps and Games] tofira:
Sure, we'll add it in the next update.
[Captivate Android Development] seanyuan62:
[ROM]▐ 27.5.2011▐ ★Latest&Greatest★Seanster_GBaxe★▐JPX Android 2.2.1▐

I know, I know there are a million roms out there that are based then themed. I actually did a little internal work on this rom and it is the first one that I have made using a kitchen. It is simply a rookie test and I'm looking for help and advice to go farther in Captivate development like building my own kernels, etc

Latest&Greatest Series presents:

Seanster_GBaxe​

Coming soon

[B]Changelog:[/B]
v1.0-Initial Release

Roms Should be Flashed with decent battery level

1. BACK UP!!!

2. Flash to stock

2a. Wait for it to reboot and then re-enable debugging, hook phone back up to pc and Master Clear

3. Load Clock Work update zip (attached at end of post) and new rom file to Phone memory

4. Remove sim and external SD, and unplug from USB

5. Boot into Recovery and reinstall packages (You may have to reinstall packages twice to get to clockwork recovery)

6. Once in Clock work recovery (Green Text) Select install zip from SDcard

7. Next Select Choose zip from sdcard

8. Scroll down to Firefly.x and select.

9. If prompted on reboot to select an option choose with backup and restore. (for auto lagfix)

10. Let it finish and dont touch it till you see the launcher screen.

Happy Flashing!
[Captivate Android Development] bigbooty:
Based on Serendipity??

Not another one of these.........:rolleyes:
[Captivate Android Development] orlandoxpolice:
This is actually a leaked version of serendipity 8, lol

joking aside, i havent tried it so i cant judge.
[Captivate Android Development] kdwolf85:
I really hope you got permission before releasing this
[Captivate Android Development] bigbooty:
This guy is unbelievable. I thought that OP looked vaguely familiar and boy it sure was, check out the OP for Phoenix. He cut and pasted parts of the Phoenix OP!!

Dude if your going to Kang other peoples work at least try to be a little more subtle about it.:mad:
[Captivate Android Development] xpakage:
Looks like a little Firefly OP in there also.

Haven't tried it so I have no other comments.
[Captivate Android Development] Reynaldinho111:
Lol.... that is all.

Sent from my beloved Cappy!!

Rom: Phoenix Mosaic III

Kernel: eXistZ TalonDev 0.1.7

Modem: Trying JVK
[Captivate Android Development] bigbooty:
I WON'T be trying it.

I don't patronize someone who takes one persons theme, slaps it on another persons rom and renames it and calls it his own. I appreciate the hard work the devs here put into these roms and I'm not about to lump this crap in with them.
[Captivate Android Development] whiteguypl:
Lmao... Half if not more of our forum is someone elses work with a theme... Why aren't you all bashing them too.....

edit in fact... Most of this forum should be In the theme section.
[Captivate Android Development] Phoenix-Lead:
What the hell have I been missing out on?? Looks like a party in here!!!
[Captivate Android Development] whiteguypl:
Haha pretty much. Join in.
[Captivate Android Development] bigbooty:
There are and have been others, just had one the other day who did the exact same thing with Cog. But most GOOD devs start with a base and build it up from there or take an "official" release and make it so much better. But taking an established rom and slapping an established theme on it is something most anybody who's been on this site for a month could do.

Gimme a break, if you see nothing wrong here, well OK then.
[Captivate Android Development] whiteguypl:
Didn't say nothing was wrong cool guy. I said why aren't you all bashing everyone else. Preach on fan boys.
[Captivate Android Development] bigbooty:
You can read ,right. I just wrote about another guy who blatantly tried to rip Cog the other day so if you want to talk specifics about others on this site by all means go right ahead. If you want to make accusations then please oh wise one tell all......
[Captivate Android Development] splitnail:
Read the first paragraph... The guy did put some of his own stuff in here. He just wants some advice on how to further his abilities. If you don't like it, just leave. We all started somewhere. With a little advice and support, he very well may be another dev. I came on to XDA with a good attitude as I always try to. This thread is depressing.

I'd say to anyone still flashing froyo to give this a shot and give respectable feedback.
[Captivate Android Development] gocats7:
I dont think anyone could miss your point since you have stated it several times. Its also clear that if you dont like it you don't have to be here. Im sure he couldnt care less if you try it or not. That is the great thing about this site, if you dont like something....you have choices so move on. Didnt see Adam ripping on him in here so why should you?

Flame back, couldnt care less....just saying.
[Captivate Android Development] bigbooty:
That's what you get for coming late to the party, the OP is now entirely changed from his original post.
[Captivate Android Development] splitnail:
Well, I could see the frustration if I had seen that. But, looks like he learned his lesson and changed it up. I usually have no problem with your statements on here man. Still don't, just saying, he changed it, it's over.

always seems like I'm late for the parties...
[Captivate Android Development] Phoenix-Lead:
OP. Come out and say something already. You've got plenty of attention now;)
[Captivate Android Development] splitnail:
My thoughts exactly! ;)

BTW Adam, hows your appeal going?
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
I wish he would share how he got FM Radio working!
[Captivate Android Development] Phoenix-Lead:
Appeal was won! Thanks for asking.
[Captivate Android Development] Phoenix-Lead:
I would like to know this as well OP! If we have to share you should too!
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
aww, now it's gone :(
[Captivate Android Development] splitnail:
Congrats on that man! Well Deserved! :D I was trying hard to defend this guy and now DGs in on this too... Time to drink my beer and take a step back :eek: ...

I have a feeling there's no response coming anyways...

Edit: almost there on your chipin DG, Nice! 85%.. I'll throw in next week
[Captivate Android Development] Phoenix-Lead:
Aww that sucks. I guess it didn't work after all:(
[Captivate Android Development] mossination:
I can't even tell what the name of this rom is :0
[Captivate Android Development] Phoenix-Lead:
I have no idea?!?!?!¿¡Phoenixdipitynition©
[Captivate Android Development] designgears:
Where is your "Recognized Developer" title?!@!@! ;)
[Captivate Android Development] MikeyMike01:
Not only did you take our ROM without asking, but you're distributing pirated apps as well. The .zip contains Launcher Pro Plus, Root Explorer, Battery Indicator Pro, Fancy Widget Pro, TasKiller Full, and some other app I didn't care to install and find out what it is.
[Captivate Android Development] zelendel:
I will be looking into these claims in the morning. Untilled then I am closing this till further investegstions are made.
[Galaxy S II General] littlepig877:
Hello, I am a new guy for andriod. Now I am using the lastest offical rom which is KE7.I consider to flash a custom rom while two popular custom roms making me hard to choose, which is VillainROM and Lite'ning Rom. Is there anyone could tell me what's the differfence between these two? what is the advantage of each one? cheers;)
[Galaxy S II General] ruskprick:
This might be quite ot,but i have never had a phone b4 that i didnt had the hurry to flash a new rom.The original rom is quite flawless in my eyes!But finally i did flash the VR1.1 rom.But honestly i dont think its worth the effort,the WOW factor isnt there.To be honest,the Samsung rom is quite finished in my eyes!I had the Optimus 2X and Galaxy S before,and they sure did needed a new rom,but the SGS2...no at this point you dont need it.I might be flamed now but i think ur better of NOT flashing a new rom,just unroot and wait !There sure will be better alternatives later,but as of now...no it dont!
[Galaxy S II General] littlepig877:
thank u for ur suggestion:D
[Galaxy S II General] Jabbypants:
This really in the past all Android phones I have owned have been dire out the box and the roms always made them better but apart from running an alternative launcher I think its pretty much perfect rom.
[Galaxy S II General] pulser_g2:
If you're happy with stock, there's little point in using a custom ROM.

If you want the kind of tweaks I do to ROMs, like removing silly battery warnings, or letting you send longer SMSs to more people, then use VR1.1.

TBH there's no need to use a custom ROM on this phone unless you want these kinds of tweaks, as tbh this phone is good enough out the box :)
[Galaxy S II General] littlepig877:
Does the Villain Tweasks work on the offical firmware? cuz I intall it but does not work on my phone in terms of 'prevent the notification when full charged'.
[Galaxy S II General] stoolzo:
Just try them both, how long is that really going to take?, I have and prefer Villain simply because I am not big on lightnings theme.
[Galaxy S II General] leedavis:
Heh, it's funny how we all have different tastes. I love Litening's theme and it's the only reason I use it. As Pulsar said his opens up so extra tweaks. If you don't have a pressing reason to flash, stick with stock, but maybe root if you need to.
[Galaxy S II General] zorkis:
Honestly, Samsung has indeed made a really good work with android 2.3.3. But I took Lightning because I like when there's a theme behind all the software. Like same color, or the similar design which make it good-looking. :)
[Galaxy S II General] sinspawn:
I haven't tried Villain, since Litening 1.4 is my first romflashing experience. However, compared to the stock unrooted rom in my Galaxy S II, I think Litening has added significant value to my phone. This includes, but is not limited to:

SMB-shares using Samba

Allows you to access your phone's internal memory and SD card over your WiFi as a shared folder. That way you'll never have to connect your phone by USB to manage files.

Vastly improved sound quality on video recordings

Potatoman has a released a modified version of the camera app, which increases the audio resolution on video recordings from 16 KHz to 44 KHz resulting in clearer and cleaner audio. His mod also allows you to silent the camera (disabling shutter sounds and clicks) and increase the video bitrate (although the effect is negliable).

Improved batterylife

Litening will root the phone, allowing you to get rid of Samsungs bundled apps. Once they are removed, they no longer litter in the background.

Video and voice over Google Talk

Litening features an updated version of Google Talk, which allows you to place free voice and video calls over Googe Talk.

Carrier branding goes away

Some carriers have modified the original firmware to disable certain options, for instance 3 has disabled the option to switch between 2G and 3G mode. Logically, Litening does not incorporate these branded limitations.

Minor user interface improvements

Litening features a modified blue theme, which IMHO looks cool. It features an improved battery icon and a snazzy animation when the screen is turned off.
[Galaxy S II General] Digital1325:
ah nm
[Galaxy S II General] Kavinator:
I'm new here too! I tried both and they both preform perfectly. Although, from personal experience I found the villianrom to have overall battery life but lite'ning to be more stable with a focus on performance.

I am currently on villainrom lite (bloat removed) with the nimphetamine kernel as I find the battery life to be more important to me.
[Galaxy S II General] hbkmog:
If you want UI overhaul and improved usability, I recommend MIUI. To be honest, it's the only ROM I find greatly improves the way you use the phone.
[Galaxy S II General] dr0idman:
Exactly. There's no rush to flash a new rom because the original Samsung rom is quite ok for me. Wait for a few months and there'll be a lot of better alternatives and CM is getting better and better everyday.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] thetirvine:
Current for Archos 70B

Model Number A7EB

Firmware Version 1.0.1

Kernel Version 2.6.25 root@ubuntu #14

Build Number v.0.18.ECLAIR.eng.root.20110324.142810

Have successfully rooted (temporarily, until reboot) via Z4root.

Currently trying to use ArcTools...I had the site linked, and lots of other nifty links throughout, but xda handicaps us n00bs until 8 posts. So no links. Sorry.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] thetirvine:
Currently...

stuck at the same place as these people, pretty much.

http

forum.archosfans.com

viewtopic.php?f=82&t=51066

sorry for breaking it up. insert slashes to go to the link, or just visit the forum and search for Archos 70b.

currently looking into loading the (much nicer-looking) Voltaire firmware onto the 70b, if the parts are the same...hope i don't get a spanish installer program :P
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] stopdatrue:
BQReaders voltaire is exactly same hardware than archos 70b ereader,

BQReaders voltaire use a "standard" google android interface: android market, no application install restriction, google account sync etc.

Rom install procedure:

Download 3 zips from bqreaders.com website:

Usb device driver, MSWindows upgrade software, bqreader voltaire firmware.

1. Uncompress the 3 zips on your windows desktop

2. Turn off the 70b

3. Connect 70b to your PC using the usb link

4. press and lock right arrow button on 70b

5. press and lock power button

6. windows detects a neu device.

7. remove locks on keys and install the new device using uncompressed drivers.

9. Run the upgrade softwarelancer: RKAndroidBatchUpgrade.exe (if driver is correctly installed, youshould see the square "1" in device upgrade area in green color.

10. Check "image", and select the firmware (.img) décompressé.

11. click on Upgrade.

12. The square blink in "orange" color.

13. The device restarts.

14. unconnect usb link

15. the upgrade procedure continue on 70b screen.

16. the device restarts showing "bq" logo

17. screen calibration.

Warning: all internal flash data is lost!
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Galedon:
IMPORTANT QUESTION !!

Can i downgrade when i do this ^^ ?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Galedon:
i have found this:

xxx:xxx.archoslounge.net/forum/showthread.php?t=17642&p=275535&viewfull=1#post275535

^^

firmware_Archos70bereader.zip

xxxx:xxx.multiupload.com/U8MOUTWI5T
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] alkoid:
Does not work

It crashes at 99%. Luckily I had a recovery image.

I followed all the steps but can't get the image to install properly
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ldsgja:
We really need a rooted version of the BQ Voltaire software. Mine has now crashed twice since using it. If I could backup it wouldnt be nearly so bad.

The temporary root doesnt seem to work for me.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] MDA_newbie:
I have recently brought the Archos 70B ereader. I would like to know how to perform a factory restore. I have already tried to the reset button on the back, but that's just resulting in turning of the device. I also noticed the startup wizard on the setting menu, which after adjusting the startup setting is adding the factory apps back to the device. However, it does not seem to erase the whole internal memory like a real factory restore would do.

Does anyone knows how to perform a real hardreset on the reader?

Thanx.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] cvesch:
I have upgraded my 70b succesfully with the BQ firmware.

It runs nicely tho it seems the battery is having a hard time.

So far i haven't managed to get it to last for more then a day.

Currently testing with juice defender to see if it helps.

I noticed some questions about reinstalling the default archos image (factory reset). The procedure to do this is the same as the installation of the BQ firmware. You just need to select the correct image.

So make sure you have both the archos and the bq image before attempting the upgrade. When you brick it, use the installation procedure to get it back to life.

However, when done properly, the BQ firmware should work.

Note: The drivers are not compatible with a 64bit OS. I flashed mine with an old XP-32 running laptop where WIN7-64 would fail.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] joselol:
I have a bq Voltaire running latest firmware (1.0.8) an i was able to temp root with Universal Androot.

will try to perm root and report back

...but is there any rom with software buttons (back, home, menu)?

because the bq does not have them...

cheers

EDIT: was unable to perm root with either Universal Androot or z4root...
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] Urbannature:
I also have the software installed BQ. Works perfectly. I can not say that the batterylif is a problem. BQ software works much better tehn de the Archos Software.