yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Epic 4G Themes] 00McD00:
I can also confirm it works great on my Incredible, running the GB update leak. Switches themes just fine too. Would love to see someone be able to skin this with the Motorola swype theme. How it's kind of light greyish, I love that look. Thanks so much this though.
[Epic 4G Themes] ivlis:
Works great on Nexus S with cm7.1.

Any plans to add other languages from English and Spanish?
[Epic 4G Themes] Sn0opy:
Works great with my ZTE Blade and CM7.

Unfortunately keyboard layout is only in english and spanish :(
[Epic 4G Themes] bgrimm:
is this a beta that stops running some day?

bernd
[Epic 4G Themes] m7mkesys:
works greate on sgs1 with 2.3.4 JVR juwes rom. But only english and espanol dictionary, not german one or others :(:(

thx for your work
[Epic 4G Themes] bakemcbride21:
Works great on rooted TBolt running DasBamf RC9 w/3.0!

Thanks for the hard work!
[Epic 4G Themes] elwilson4:
Works on Samsung Captivate on AT&T. Shortcuts work great.
[Epic 4G Themes] AproSamurai:
Honestly, probably not but I'd rather be overly sure that the changes sync than on the off chance they don't. Just going a bit over to secure a success rate.

This trial has an expiration date of Dec 31st so we've got quite a bit

of time.
[Epic 4G Themes] Taurus30:
I was able to do a simple apk installation on my Desire HD without changing permissions or anything. I'm running Android Revolution ROM. I even installed it over a previous version of Swype (not a pre-installed version). I haven't used it a lot yet but the gestures are working fine. One thing I noticed is that the speech-to-text button does not work. Does anyone know if this is functional at all?
[Epic 4G Themes] Overstew:
Wow, installation is a lot less complex than I had thought. Glad everyone gets to share the love. ;)
[Epic 4G Themes] :
Doesn't work nicely with the qHD screen on my atrix...has white bars on each side.
[Epic 4G Themes] nhutpham:
Same here on the Evo3D, there are bars on the side. The keyboard works fine, just has the bars on the side.
[Epic 4G Themes] exaptor:
Works great on sgs with darky running ..

But is there a way to get german dictionary?
[Epic 4G Themes] Zero4:
Does this mean that Sprint issued trial software to the Nexus S 4G owners?
[Epic 4G Themes] ronexus:
Works on Nexus One Vodafone NL. No speech-to-text or maps link though.
[Epic 4G Themes] hospitalbed:
Working fine on an HTC Incredible S with Android Revolution HD 1.1.5.

First time playing with Swype. Interesting!

Thanks!
[Epic 4G Themes] Jaeden09:
Running this on my Samsung captivate. Love it better than the previous version. I feel this is more accurate. Maybe just a placebo effect. Love how it goes to the middle of words also.

Wish there was a way to delete words from the Swype dictionary though. It's got a bunch of words that it corrects to sometimes that I wish I could just delete. Like why is Carr a word?
[Epic 4G Themes] jwjosefy:
Working!

I confirm it's working for my Galaxy S I9000, Gingerbread 2.3.4 custom ROM at Vivo - Brazil.

Unfortunatelly I've lost my portuguese dictionary. Does anyone know a way of restoring it? Many thanks!!
[Epic 4G Themes] webmastir:
You'll love it. Enjoy :D
[Epic 4G Themes] Dilina:
Doesn't work right on the Samsung Galaxy Ace. The keys are out of shape and the gestures don't match whats getting typed :( is there a way I can roll back to the swype I had earlier?
[Epic 4G Themes] Overstew:
The Galaxy Ace might be an MDPI device, which means the keyboard is too large for it. Before changing ANY files to your device, you should always create a backup.
[Epic 4G Themes] Dilina:
I think that was the case, and you're absolutely right. Luckily I just installed the 4G Swype as an update through apk manager. Turns out I can uninstall the updates and rollback to the version that came with the phone from "Manage Applications"
[Epic 4G Themes] th3taman:
Love the colors, but doesn't look good on EVO3D. :(
[Epic 4G Themes] Overstew:
It'd need a lot of editing on the 3D because if you adjust the keyboard sizes, then the keys will be all out of whack. For example, you're W button would push Q because that is what the Swype says is in that pixel diameter.

This should only work on resolutions of 800x480.
[Epic 4G Themes] jbr05ki:
Works on the Fascinate. I had the newest Swype beta so all I had to do was uninstall it then move the files via Super Manager. Easier than using Terminal Emulator.
[Epic 4G Themes] Zero4:
I just installed it on my Captivate, and you can edit the dictionary if you select the Swype button > Personal dictionary

From there you can add & delete words! This was the main reason I installed this version.
[Epic 4G Themes] the_mentor:
Works Great on the G2 On t-mobile.

Works Great on the G2 On t-mobile.

Thanks !!
[Epic 4G Themes] munday:
Works for me on the G2, I had to copy libswypecore to /system/lib and then adb install the apk before it would work, swype just crashed otherwise.
[Epic 4G Themes] Jaeden09:
On response to zero 4:

This is only for adding or deleting words you add. This doesn't delete system words like: heer, Herr, Carr, as will as others.
[Epic 4G Themes] AproSamurai:
Sorry guys, I'm going to Repost this or perhaps something similar in the OP, but I've been contacted by Swype and they've asked me to take it down, which I can wholely respect. They've said that they would release a beta version of it later this week to the registered testers. So I formally am going to take it down and request for the thread to be closed. I hope I was of some help and that my decision can be respected.
[Epic 4G Themes] jbr05ki:
Did they say if the beta would have that ill theme?
[Epic 4G Themes] BigD18t:
Got it just in time then, works great on the X10 .
[Epic 4G Themes] AproSamurai:
It will be without it, but I'm sure in time someone will make themes for it resembling the theme.
[Epic 4G Themes] MikeyLee:
Yay for SwiftkeyX LOL
[Epic 4G Themes] iSecks:
Darn, missed it by an hour. Ah well, I guess I'll just wait for the new version to be released to the beta members. Thanks, AproSamurai.
[Epic 4G Themes] ApathyisAmbition:
Works for me

I put it on my Moto Droid with CM-7.0.3 and it works great! Thank You! :)
[Epic 4G Themes] jbr05ki:
I like how you can change the themes within the options. Really cool feature.
[Epic 4G Themes] Sword.Zero:
aww :( can anyone pm me the file?
[Epic 4G Themes] alienmind:
Ok, I downloaded the file before takedown and works on desire hd / inspire 4g with Cyanogenmod. Does anybody know how to put some more languages support? It supposedly offers english AND spanish, but choosing spanish reverts back to english immediately.

Thx
[Epic 4G Themes] kennyfool:
Can anyone pm me the file? Pleeaaassee! :)
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] amehdi43:
Can anyone port over the touchwiz lockscreen over to the NS4G?
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] hugo87:
Touchwiz framework would be required for any touchwiz related features (lockscreen, camera, codecs etc.) It maybe possible to get this if dreamsforgotten finishes the tsm lockscreen port he's working on. I believe the original tsm port has 8 lockscreen options, gsII lockscreen included.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Nexus S Themes and Apps] syntax_gosong:
It will be great if we have a 8 lockscreen options...
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoomy942:
Hi there.

Does an equivalent to this exist for the Incredible?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=949357&highlight=incredible
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] POQbum:
You might be able to flash that one, not sure.

Might or might not be helpful, but I use GO SMS and it has a bunch of theming options.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kratz17:
Yea I use handcet app and I got a darkness theme. Everything is black in the app is pretty cool try it

Handcet

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.handcent.nextsms

Dark theme

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.handcent.nextsms.skin.darkness
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoomy942:
Okay I will try those next if that link i posted doesn't work
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kratz17:
This look alot like handcet check this pics
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoomy942:
lookin in that last pic, you better charge your battery. lol ;)
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SynisterWolf:
this is HTC sense MMS app. if you are running a sense based rom you can flash his work. if you are using AOSP it will not work.
[Droid Incredible Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] zoomy942:
Okay. Just wanted to check since it's an evo forum and I'm using an incredible
[General Questions and Answers] chrisportela:
I was thinking about this for android since it's an open system but it probably applies to any phone once you XDA guys get them.

The idea is that since there is a Cell Phone radio in the phone, and there is a possibility to gain access to that radio is it possible to create a DOS attack in an area using just a normal cellphone? Imagine having an app to effectively block communications for what would probably be a very small area to keep it going long enough.

Does phone hardware even have the capabilities to do this?
[General Questions and Answers] Ste'roid:
Hypothetically, it should be possible, though I'm unsure of the level of access to the radios themselves in any phones...If you can get the radio to output noise on all frequencies constantly, with enough output, you should be able to jam a small area. However, the biggest issue (after gaining access to the radio chipset at the lowest level) would be pumping out enough power across the different channels to degrade others' reception.

You could probably get away with pumping out noise in intervals (extending battery life from your handset) and still degrade a signal enough to disrupt communications.

However, encrypted signals may be able to overcome brute-force jamming to a certain extent...I'm not sure if cellphones use spread-spectrum or frequency hopping, but if they do, there's another issue to overcome.

Keep in mind, if anyone clues in to the jamming, law enforcement radio direction-finding equipment will pinpoint the jamming headset pretty quickly, since you need to output a more powerful signal for your jamming to be effective.
[General Questions and Answers] Bierce22:
cell phone jammers are also highly illegal.
[General Questions and Answers] chrisportela:
It was a thought that came to my mind and I understand they're very illegal but I was wondering. Mostly for the capabilities of our phones, mostly the android ones.

I think it's a pretty interesting topic. Not sure I've ever heard anyone think of this one before on the forums (I don't post a lot but I read a lot)
[General Questions and Answers] Bierce22:
only government officials can use cell jammers in case of bomb threats and stuff like that
[General Questions and Answers] jago25_98:
You can buy jammers online if you know where to look for peanuts. Outside the USA some places have been using them as casually as in theaters. I also heard similar reports in hopitals but that surely has to be rumour mill since the whole point of no phones there is to reduce electromagetic interference messing with equipment like in planes so why would you spam with even more? (I think jammers DDOS the airwaves rather than anything much intelligent?).

The modem section of android has AFAIK always been closed source. This put a spanner in the works for things like the Replicant project which was trying to build a truely transparent phone open source so that you always know what is going on and have some privacy. The furthest they got was pretty much everything apart from the modem open source and that modem was able to spy on everything else.

Basically the network owners want a tight rein on what's connecting to their networks and the spectrum licensees want control of the spectrum. This is something both have at the moment legally...

but what with software defined radio like GNU Radio is pretty impossible to enforce and the only thing delaying this change is the economics of software defined radio and it's size. I expect this will change over time and that could be another very disruptive and interesting technology. As such I expect it'll try to be repressed making the problem worse.

That said, there are plenty of modems now for Arduino like projects and I'd expect just one of these to be open source?

Hope this helps clear it up for you

-j
[General Questions and Answers] TeeJay3800:
This isn't the type of discussion that XDA encourages, especially not a discussion that's over a year old. Thread closed.
[Xperia Play Android Development] beyarfaj2004:
please help

my wifi can't find my home network

i can't do anything without wifi, it sucks, it finds some nearby ones, but except home:mad:

please anyone

thanks in advance
[Xperia Play Android Development] ashergray:
I hate to be a Douche but please post non-development threads in the general section.

but as for your questions make sure your Router is broadcasting the SSID.

also type in

*#*#info#*#* and go to the WIFI settings and mess around in there.
[Xperia Play Android Development] Mills00013:
Also make sure your home wifi is broadcast on the 2.4ghz frequency. 802.11a and 802.11n networks, although supported on the xperia on the 2.4 channel, also work on 5ghz channels but your phone will not.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] FAILHARD:
I'm much like several of the people who bought TouchPads in the recent firesale. I absolutely love WebOs and the device in general but the thing that's bothering me is that the app selection is absolutely horrible! I know that there is an Android App Emulator on the PlayBook, is it possible for something like that to show up on the TouchPad? I love WebOS and I don't really want to give it up for only Android. I'm sure tons of people would really like something like this on their new Touchpads. Thanks!
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Jayvede:
Sounds like a great idea hmm...
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Sodbuster:
I agree. I think that porting Dalvik to WebOS might be the best move to give us the Android apps and still let us easily use Linux, including ubuntu apps.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] ntsan:
Well the problem would be the license..
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] mufc1991:
lol...good point
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Sodbuster:
license issues?

I thought it was opensource/freeware? How else could Cyanogen, etc., do what they do?
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] FAILHARD:
is it possible to port alien dalvik to the TouchPad? We should get some developers on this.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Roto-rooter:
You took the words right out of my mouth!!

I'm actually trying to find developers for the exact same thing. It should be doable. Alien Dalvik was made in Qt which was ported to WebOS so in theory it's entirley doable. the only question is if there are any developers free to take it on that aren't currently working on a full Android OS port.

I'd really like to get a development team set up for this because alot of people would like to keep WebOS and just have a larger app catalog.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] FAILHARD:
Yeah, exactly what I was thinking. We should look for a dev who could possibly have experience it Qt, though that's not completely necessary. If we gain more support, I'll post a dev thread.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] shoot2scre:
I can't offer anything other than Beer/Pizza money but this is a great idea. WebOS is generally well reviewed and not looked at as a problem so much as a benefit. The OS is solid. The App Catalog is not.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] federaly:
Android Emulator :-D

I would love see a emulator on my TP. I would like to be able to place Android on the device I still much prefer the UI and design on WebOS even though Android is far more capable.

I'm happy to donate to this cause should someone take it up :D
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] jmhalder:
alien dalvik is not open source, however, dalvik in general as well as the whole android os is under the apache license, this can be modified, forked and reworked (such as myriad turbo/alien dalvik) without having to release the source, its obviously possible... But you know what would be easier, porting android as a whole... Even dual booting would be easier.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] tiny17:
Well the allure of this is having the superior Android app selection on the arguably better tablet experience of WebOS. If that were made possible - I wouldn't care about having Android on the device.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] jmbburg26:
I couldn't agree more. As an OG Pre owner I love webOS but couldn't fight everything I can do with Android.

If I could get all my Android apps and keep my TP the way it is would be perfect.

The problem with porting Android right now is we have to use 2.3 which is for phones and not 3.2. I would rather either wait for ICS/4.0 for a port or just get the app market working.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Roto-rooter:
That settles it there are enoght people interested in having a standalone WebOs android app emulator without having full android.. I'm starting a development thread, doing some preliminary work, and going to look for a few interested developers to work with on getting this going. My touchpad comes tomorrow so then i can really get into it.. ;)
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] FAILHARD:
Thanks Roto I was just about to do the same.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] FAILHARD:
also, Roto post a link
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] bmebme:
Up. Beer on me
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Roto-rooter:
Here is the link to the development thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=16904876#post16904876

Failhard since you and I were the first to put in work on this idea i'd like you to help me head the project and find volunteer talent if you're up to it.

I took a look into what goes into a Dalvik port... it's TOTALLY doable just a matter of time and effort.. :-)

Unfortunately after i return to college in a week time will be in short supply for me so ALL help is appreciated!
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] amdme127:
I had never used WebOS before getting a tablet this last weekend. I have been an android fan for smartphones for now (I am willing to move to something better when it is available, otherwise stick to what works). I am a web designer/user interface designer and since starting using WebOS this last weekend, when it comes to the OS and its default apps that come with it, it is clear WebOS has the best user interface of the tablets (I used both iOS and Android OSes 1.5-3.2, Windows 7 tablets don't really count as a tablet OS and that is clear when using it on tablets).

The Android Emulator would be a great idea, but if you want quick development specifically for WebOS, we need to get a program created that can easily and painlessly port android apps to WebOS apps. Also it will take HP courting and reassuring the big players like Netflix, Hulu, Corporate IT Software Development companies that WebOS is viable and have continued support.

HP/WebOS only has a short amount of time to really establish itself. Next summer is rumored to be Windows 8 release and Windows 8 tablets coming. If Windows 8 can create a good tablet interface (WebOS is the one to beat imo atm as it has the number 1 interface), plus it's strong backing of games, program/application support and being able to integrate phone, xbox, tablet, and PC (Desktops and Laptops). Windows 8 is the biggest threat to anyone in the tablet market at the moment imo and they have been very successful in many of their endeavors as of late ("don't poke the sleeping giant" comes to mind, google and Apple have done that).

Due this short Window of time (pun partially intended), we have to establish WebOS as a main competitor to Google and Apple and prepare it for the onslaught of Windows 8. We need to work as a community to get things rolling and we need to push HP to court the big players in the industry to produce apps and content for WebOS and to continue further development on the operating system on their end. If we as a community and HP execute right, it will be a very exciting year coming up.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] Roto-rooter:
Please check out the Thread I linked to in my last post. If what we are trying to accomplish can be done there will be no need to port individual android apps, as our emulator will run them as if they were native to WebOS. Therefore no courting of companies or WebOS support assurances required.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] federaly:
Holy crap I want that to happen :D
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] docnas:
Me Want! I got my tablet 2 days ago and to be honest this was the exact thing i wished for after playing with it all night. As soon as i got it i did all the hacks/fixes with prewar and had it running the 1.5ghz overclock kernel. Then i got to looking at the apps available and just wasnt happy. Its so imited :( specially regarding apps for the touchpads large screen.

Anyway i saw the dev thread but didnt want to clutter it up with useless posts but i wanted to show my support (which unfortunatly is only moral and maybe a little financial as my area of expertise is organic life not software ) so thumbs up and i really really really wish this thing comes true.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] 1000rr_Po:
That would be great. i pickup one yesterday.
[Xperia Play General] mike_1983:
Hi

I got my Xperia Play a few days ago, I noticed some ghosting playing the bruce lee game but I thought perhaps it was some motion effect, however when in the menu black icons like iplayer and bruce lee icon have some ghosting behaviour too. I'm wondering if this is normal? I haven't heard anyone mention it before, I found 1 reference on google I think, perhaps I got a bad screen?

I have a UK unlocked 2.3.2 phone.

Thanks
[Xperia Play General] Cat_On_Droid:
Your phone is haunted.

...

:-P

Try somehow uninstalling Bruce Lee from the SD CARD (root maybe require) and reinstalling it, that will make it up dated
[Xperia Play General] dassub:
Mine has ghosting as well.. but I don't notice it in regular gaming or videos, just when I move around widgets or the app screens.
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
I havent noticed any ghosting, i use quite a dark theme though, so maybe it's just something i havent noticed.
[Xperia Play General] speedyink:
There is ghosting, which is a lcd refresh rate thing. All lcd's have this ghosting, to varying degrees. AMOLED screens however aren't affected by this, so going from an amoled to an lcd makes it more noticeable.
[G1 Android Development] jcarrz1:
http://www.4shared.com/file/uiVrf0c3/1_LX-Recovery_26.html- you need this with thauexodus v2 (if you haven't flashed already) thanks ldrifta

UPDATE, ALTERNATIVE PACKAGE BY ThauExodus: http://www.multiupload.com/BTNHFNGQP8 v2, newest: http://www.multiupload.com/S3DSNRF9YR

wifi and bluetooth work (wifi only with a static IP), working on fixing

While it's downloading, read this:

YOU MUST EXTRACT THE PACKAGE YOU DOWNLOAD TO YOUR SDCARD

THANKS TO HINTAY AT HIAPK.COM and ldrifta for the #1 zip, as well as ThauExodus, click "thanks"!!

Working: A lot. You tell me

Broken: Wifi(fixed in alternative version for static IP). Not all english. What else? you tell me.

1. backup your current rom

2. flash LX -RECOVERY zip. if you've already flashed, you don't need to do so again. just make sure you wipe.

3. Flash rom, reboot

4. HAVE FUN!

PLEASE CLICK "THANKS" FOR MY WORK

SCREENSHOTS

Let me know how this goes. GINGERBREAD BASED

Need new spl/radio (of course)
[G1 Android Development] jcarrz1:
Reserveddd
[G1 Android Development] jcarrz1:
Reservedddd
[G1 Android Development] Blackleopord187:
Looks awesome! Do you plan on fixing all the english?
[G1 Android Development] jcarrz1:
No, I don't know chinese :P

Note to people: phone 1/2 works on here. if anyone has any ideas for data, let me know...
[G1 Android Development] Litesorrows:
Will test out :3 Is this completely MIUI? Becuase theres a lot of MIUI mods i like :3
[G1 Android Development] jcarrz1:
this is not miui. It resembles MIUI and is quite speedy, if I do say so myself.