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[Android Apps and Games] hrk:
And here it is, DCIM Helper v1.0.

This means Camera DCIM is now obsolete and you're advised to migrate to DCIM Helper.

It is a free app for everyone.

There are a couple of extra features (currently just one...) which require a donation to be enabled. Wait, don't get mad!

If DCIM Helper detects you're running Camera DCIM, you will be recognized as a "Special donor" and you'll have everything unlocked. :victory:

At the beginning of August, Google updated its developer policies and apps pretending to be something else or having icons too similar to existing system apps, such as messages or camera, will be removed from the store.

That's good, 'cause it will remove all those 4ngry b1rd5 clones infested with spam and malware, but... it will also affect Camera DCIM.

I will change the icon, hoping the description (and the availability of the source code!) will be enough to understand it's not a spamming app. :fingers-crossed:

However, should Google choose to remove the app, I'll make it so you'll still be recognized as a "Special donor" so don't worry. I don't go back on my word. :)

Having said that... DCIM Helper is much better than Camera DCIM since it works with multiple cameras! If you use multiple apps (think of Camera MX, ICS Camera, LG Camera and so on) you'll be able to merge all the images and see them on iPhoto. Pretty cool, huh?

See you on the other thread! If you have any issue, please post there. :)
[Nexus S General] Paleryder:
Is out and it is being pushed to those who are stock now ; p

Can't wait
[Nexus S General] brokentoaster24:
Not ics..

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Nexus S General] p00kienrayray:
uhh, why did you mention ice cream? 2.3.6 is just an OTA update with fixes like for the search button issue.:confused:

....and broken tethering
[Nexus S General] 651stp:
this is a fix for users having problems with google voice lulz
[Nexus S General] duce102:
Why would they push an entire OTA just to fix an app? Honest question.... Please no flame me :)
[Nexus S General] p00kienrayray:
ppl have been reporting that the google voice search has made their phones unusable. i'm not sure how, but thats what i've been reading. they say its so bad that they rather give up tethering capabilities with the new update.
[Nexus S General] duce102:
Thats weird.... I wish google would put in some new api's in return for breaking tether..... Is the issue carrier specific?
[Nexus S General] leerobson99:
Lmao some ppl r thick.
[Nexus S General] p00kienrayray:
im not sure, i know that Canada ns's have already gotten the roll out, and a few AT&T ns owners have reported they got it too. I haven't heard from Sprint or Tmo owners yet.
[Nexus S General] david279:
What's up with the ice cream?
[Nexus S General] nkhs9412235:
You think too much!

Android 2.3.6 isn't Ice cream sandwich.
[Nexus S General] BrianDigital:
Yes ice cream sandmich is out woot
[Nexus S General] Tenhi:
It could be Ice cream, only thing missing is sandwich part, to wrap it up :P...
[Nexus S General] Rem3Dy:
Fail.
[Nexus S General] leerobson99:
Epic.... ;)
[Nexus S General] jackslim:
Why would anyone think that a 2.3 release would be ice cream sandwich

ICS would be at least 2.4 if not 4.0

As long as we are on 2.3.* releases we're still on Gingerbread, common sense!
[Nexus S General] Esteway.619:
I think op feels really dumb cuz he hasn't posted on here since he started this topic. :D. Can some just close thread.
[Nexus S General] zorak950:
Man, you guys are mean. >.>
[Nexus S General] GuestK00216:
Title aside, is 2.3.6 expected for other models? Have a I9020T.
[Nexus S General] Tenhi:
Don't think so! That update was aimed to fix google voice search problem, and some other small bugs. Maybe we will get some other update for I9020T before ICS, but we can't be sure... My Nexus is working fine for now ;)...
[Nexus S General] Buellrunner:
I installed the update and it was issued for a fix regarding the 3g search button bug.

After the update however I have a couple new bugs and I would like to know if anyone else is experiencing then.

1. Outbox email count for gmail is messed. Shows that there is an Outbox item when there is nothing in my Outbox

2 android market won't upgrade to the new one I'm stuck on the old one

Cheers!
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
1. Unsync and resync your gmail account at menu > settings > accounts and sync > google See if that fixes it.

2. You will get the new market, it will just show up soon. Or you can manually install it by downloading the apk, i'm sure you can find it in 1 minute on google. :)
[Nexus S General] Buellrunner:
Thanks for the reply. I tried resetting my Gmail application and it worked for a while (a few hours) and now sure enough it started again. Shows that I have a couple items in my Outbox when there's nothing in there.
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
Ok. This happened to me before but I always got it fixed. Try to go to menu > manage applications. Find gmail and press it. Then press clear cache and clear data. Go back into gmail and you may need to sign in. Give it a few mins to fully sync. Then it should work normally.
[Nexus S General] Buellrunner:
Hey Matt

Tried again still no luck. It must be a new bug that came with the update to 2.3.6 that I just did.

Tries resyncing multiple times with no fix and tthe problem only seems to be with Gmail accounts on the phone.

Who knows. Anyway if u hear of a fix please let Me know would be much appreciated.
[Nexus S General] tailsthecat3:
Gmail is known for this. Has happened to me on every device...always telling me I have unread emails and not displaying them. I just use the android email client. Works better, faster, black background/theme(if you will).
[Nexus S General] Buellrunner:
Hey tails is there any way to search email within that application? Iike it but I can't find a search function.

Thanks

Me
[Nexus S General] tailsthecat3:
The first time I checked was in response to your post. I've never had to search for emails...and after looking, I can't notice a search function. Not a deal breaker for me...at least it displays the unread emails that I have...
[Nexus S General] Buellrunner:
Agreed :) I use my Nexus for work and I'm constantly searching my emails....nature of the beast.

Hopefully they'll issue a fix for the problem. For now looks like I'll have to live with it.....

Its either Android or berry.....and I'm having fun with this toy right now....
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
Maybe try also removing your google account from the phone, and re-add it? maybe even uninstall gmail updates?

Like I said, I have had this before, i think two times, but i always try one of the things i said and it works and goes away for a long time.
[Nexus S General] Buellrunner:
Thanks Matt ill give it a try.

Question - how do I install the updated market apk in an unrooted nexus s?

Thanks

Me
[Nexus S General] Jorge330823:
http://www.mediafire.com/?vdocx41t37rnn6y

Should be here.
[Nexus S General] Jorge330823:
2.3.6 is only for GSM as far as I know.
[Nexus S General] Buellrunner:
How do u find this stuff so quick????

:)
[Nexus S General] Jorge330823:
Did the market apk work for you
[Nexus S General] Buellrunner:
I grabbed it but how do I install it? (I'm new to all this)...:)
[Nexus S General] Jorge330823:
You have to enable 3rd party apps from settings then go to downloads on your phone if you did a direct download and click the file it should be there and click install. That's it if you need additional help pm me
[Nexus S General] voyager_s:
Lol...I just saw this thread and was actually thinking it was the real deal.

Oh well...funny nevertheless. Some of the responses classic!
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
I Have Found The Most Perfect Rom And Kernal For The Htc Incredible S I Have Tried Countless Roms And Kernals But So Far This Rom And Kernal Has Been Super Fast , Very Stable, Awesome Quality And With 3.0 Sense And To Top It Off The BackLight Buttons Work Perfectly :)

The Rom Is Named : Ehab FG Vivo Pyramid incredible s 1.35.401.1|EXT4|Full Arabic|3D

Dont Worry It Is All In English :)

And The Kernal Is : [KERNEL][Aug28]-=UNITY V4=-[2.6.35.13][OC/UV][CIFS/TUN][SLQB][V(R)][2WCR]

You Can Find The Rom And Kernal, On These Forums Or Quick Search On Google :)

install with ClockworkMod Recovery 3.2.0.0 or above with EXT4 support (better use 4EXTRecovery )..

I Am Just Passing On The Glory That Is All, I Have Had No Part In Making The Rom Or Kernal Just Trying To Help Out People With An Incredible S Looking For a Great Rom And Kernal, It IS Well Worth The Download :)

Thanks

Kind regards

Mista Meana
[HTC Incredible S] doctorsax:
Correction: you found the most perfect ROM for you... There are lots of ROMs out there and not everyone's personal preference will be the same!
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
Yes I agree with you I am simply posting my opinion buddy and giving people information.
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
Doctorsax what device u running and what kernal and ROM ??;

If I may ask
[HTC Incredible S] dCode16:
Thanks for the info .. much appreciated .. the inputs will be useful for people like me who are trying out various ROMs to find the one that suits them the best ..
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
In this ROM the backlight buttons work perfectly its well worth a try kimifan !!!
[HTC Incredible S] dCode16:
Yep I'll try it soon :)
[HTC Incredible S] Master Darko:
I'm not sure why people are hesitant of flashing and trying new roms. Within an hour you can obtain a new rom, backup the current one, flash and test the new one. If you don't like it revert to the backup and it will be as if nothing ever happened.

Incredible S : CM7.1 Nightly
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
LOL It's like crack once u start u can't stop especially when there is so much roms coming out, my wife always says "oh Steve please don't tell me your modding another device why can't u just let it be LOL " I have got a acer iconia a500, HTC incredible s, a ****ty Optus my tab v9 and a Samsung galaxy s all have been modded and customized to my liking I love androids they kick iphones ass in my opinion n androids are more user friendly, you can customize everything n so forth.

I have got an iPhone 4 also but quickly put it up for sale cause they are crappy and nothing ever changed really from recent releases.

Androids are leading the way in my opinion ..
[HTC Incredible S] thakur90:
I have also found a prefect ROM for me... Miui... Makes the incredible even more incredible... No need of any kernels.. Default is great
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
Thanks for ur input thakur90 ill actually give it a go soon
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
Miui ROM for me isn't that great sorry that's just my opinion, da camera is laggy and mobile and WiFi signal ain't to good and looks to close to an iPhone and I hate iphones LOL
[HTC Incredible S] andrewxu:
What are people getting for battery life in terms of screen on time?

To check just go to settings: about : battery use : hit display : and then it'll say time used. Also, tell what your battery percentage is at the time :)
[HTC Incredible S] thakur90:
thats cool... i like the simple ui of iphone and widgets of android... works for me...
[HTC Incredible S] ibrahimh:
+1 agree the best ROM for me Ryan pyramid ...been using it from day 1

No freezes everything perfect .
[HTC Incredible S] ibrahimh:
*Not Ryan I meant Ehab

....auto correct not perfect.
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
YeH ehab pyramid is.awesome expecially with the unity 4 kernal they both work so perfect together I have no freezes no lag at all quick and battery goes good, so here here to ehab for producing such a great ROM ill surely be donating to.ehab
[HTC Incredible S] scoobysnacks:
Android rev hd 1.1.6 with rcmix vivo 3 has been perfect for me!I haven't felt the desire to try any other roms, this runs amazing.
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
Hey scoobysnacks what sense version is the ROM mate
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
Oh doesn't Android hd revolution have the backlight button problem ...
[HTC Incredible S] scoobysnacks:
It's sense 2.1...

nope no button problem at all, or any other problems
[HTC Incredible S] bowse:
I've recently gotten into flashing roms and so far I love android revolution 1.1.7. Everything is smooth and there is no visible issues so far!
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
Actually I haven't tried hd revolution 1.1.7 yet I think I have only tried the 1.1.6 will give it a try tonight LOL to see how it is
[HTC Incredible S] scoobysnacks:
I'm still on 1.1.6. I just flashed the kernel myself..

Super smooth and awesome.
[HTC Incredible S] wlkoff:
My beloved combination :-)

I have to agree that Ehab´s FG Vivo Pyramid ROM together with Unity V4 kernel is the best combination I´ve tried so far. I was using the ARHD since the beginning but the latest HTC official ROM version is laggy itself. So the latest ARHD ROMs have the same problem and it couldn´t be probably changed by the custom rom devs. So I tried Ehab´s one and it´s really super fast. Even Quadrant shows few hundred points more with the same CPU speed than with ARHD. Have also tried many other different ROMs. But those had different bugs that didn´t allow it to be every day used :-( Thank you Ehab
[HTC Incredible S] souljasteve84:
Ehab is leading the way with incredible s roms n so forth...
[HTC Incredible S] scoobysnacks:
LOL

arhd is the farthest thing from laggy imo....

I never see any lag, might have been the kernel you were using
[HTC Incredible S] wlkoff:
I´ve tried different kernels and it still was laggy on my IS. I´ve flashed the original HTC ROM to see how it works and it was laggy too. So I decided to try something else and it was a good choice.

It lagged mostly when loading the home page after leaving applications. I saw the loading circle for few seconds sometimes before the home page was displayed :-( Both on ARHD and the HTC official 2.30.405.1 ROM.
[HTC Incredible S] scoobysnacks:
weird I don't get that :confused:

I find it extremely fast.

I guess everyone has their own preferences!

This is the only custom rom I've tried, I've been so pleased that I didn't bother trying anything else
[HTC Incredible S] wlkoff:
Well I don´t say the ARHD ROM is a bad one but I had the problem with lagging as mentioned above so I tried a different one. Also I had problems with battery drain when using the RCMIX kernels. Everyone says it´s perfect so maybe my IS is different :D
[HTC Incredible S] scoobysnacks:
I'm trying this combo since some of you seem so enthusiastic about it, I want to see what the fuss is about hahah
[HTC Incredible S] scoobysnacks:
I found it a lot more laggy actually and I had a lot less free memory... The homescreen scrolling was a lot less smooth, etc..

I'll stick with android rev hd :)
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovenokia:
Is it possible that someone can make a patch for the hp touchpad that will give you the google chrome web browser instead of stock browser?
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovleshgarg:
If you want to use chromeon your touchpad, install Ubuntu on it. There is a guide to install it in Hp touchpad section.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovenokia:
I am aware of that, but i was wondering if some could have the same Chrome on your computer be on the touchpad with those tabs and hopefully the same browsing speed, I pretty much just don't want stock browser anymore.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovleshgarg:
Sorry mate but for now u only have one option: advanced browser that allow tabs. But that is also functionality wise more or less same as stock browser.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovenokia:
I want to suggest to someone to make such a patch. Is this the place i should suggest it or go to pre central.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovleshgarg:
Precentral is the place to ask for a patch. But many users already have reported about this many times.....
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovenokia:
I thought xda developers and the best devs that i why i came here and asked and it looks like i have no luck no i will try my luck in pre central
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] SH4YD33:
for android and windows phone. Afaik this is the first webos device on this forum.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovenokia:
well xda-dev better have some good some cooking for when i will get my nokia windows phone
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] mattmiller:
Y don't u learn yourself and not expect others to meet your needs
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovenokia:
I would if i knew but i don't know how to do this stuff i am willing to learn if one will teach me.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] mattmiller:
Go to youtube and search and google and ask other devs to point u the right way...not hard
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovenokia:
well i obiously posted of what i was looking for and i got the wrong answer, all i got was the chromium in ubuntu which i wasnt looking for.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] SCWells72:
Even if you could get the sources to compile into something that produces a browser window on the TouchPad, it still wouldn't yield a very pleasant experience. Those sources are for a desktop browser, not a tablet/touch browser. All of the touch-based interaction and gestures you expect on a tablet wouldn't be present, and the UI would be set up for a mouse and keyboard.

Obviously it's possible to change/extend the app for a better tablet experience--the Mozilla guys have done exactly that with Firefox on Android--but it's a HUGE undertaking!

What would be a more realistic goal is trying to figure out what you're missing from Chrome in the TouchPad's browser and try to build a new shell around that browser core similar to Advanced Browser on webOS, Dolphin/Miren on Android, and PerfectBrowser/Atomic Web on iOS. All of these browsers use Webkit as the core rendering engine so the rendered page should be very similar. It's more about the features offered by the browser shell. If your goal is to support Chrome plugins, you're probably SOL, so it's best to decide what are the concrete must-have features that are missing (tabs, form field completion, etc.).

Once the Android port is ready for prime-time, you might just consider moving over to Android and installing either Dolphin or Firefox. Both have many of the features expected from the desktop versions including pretty extensive plugin/extension libraries.

I imagine this response isn't terribly helpful other than in an educational sense, but I hope it helps a bit...
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovenokia:
thanks at least i get an idea, so does this mean i have to wait for team touchdroid to get android apps rolling and then just download firefox or dolphin.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] SCWells72:
Well, there are two efforts underway, the primary one to get Android going on the TouchPad hardware, but that's instead of webOS (at least in terms of which OS is running at any given time; they're trying to allow dual-boot so you can switch between them during reboot). In that case, you'd just have an Android tablet with Android apps.

The other effort is to try to get Android's Dalvik VM (virtual machine) going under webOS so that you can run Android apps under webOS. This is the approach taken by RIM with the Blackberry Playbook. Obviously that's a much trickier proposition, and some apps reach around the Dalvik VM into the native Android/Linux APIs. I'm not sure how those fit in with the second approach.

Anyway, neither of these will be ready for prime-time for a while, so for now my best advice is to echo what others have said and recommend you buy Advanced Browser. You'll get a tabbed UI, saved passwords (and form fields, I think), etc. It's not quite what you want, but it's the closest you'll get for some indeterminate period of time.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] lovenokia:
Well i want to keep the webos but your saying that you are not sure how porting apps from android to webos will be for the web browser.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] SCWells72:
I can't see anyone porting Android browsers such as Dolphin over to webOS, and while it looks like there have been efforts to build Firefox for webOS, it doesn't look like any of them are ready for prime-time. The second of the two options I cited above involves hosting Android apps in webOS directly by implementing a Dalvik VM for webOS. Again, there are folks working on that, but my take is that it has WAY less momentum than the efforts to get Android itself running on the TouchPad hardware, i.e., basically converting the TouchPad from a webOS tablet into an Android tablet.

It's also questionable how well Android apps would run in a Dalvik VM/webOS environment. I know that RIM Playbook's commercial implementation of the same thing requires developers to make some set of changes to their Android apps for them to work on the Playbook, so it's not just a matter of putting a Dalvik VM on webOS, installing the Android Market, and then installing all of the Android apps you want (though that would be SWEET!).

So in summary, right now you would do best to see if Advanced Browser closes the functionality gap enough to keep you happy. For the some indeterminate period of time, it's probably the best option you're going to find.
[WebOS Software and Hacking General] SCWells72:
Of course right after I say something about Dolphin not being ported, it shows up for iOS:

http://www.dolphin-browser.com/

Maybe you should appeal to them to release a version for webOS!

UPDATE: I just sent them a message asking if they'd consider a build for webOS based on that browser component since obviously they can get it working on both the Android and iOS browser components. I don't expect anything to happen, but never hurts to ask.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] kumite2010:
(Edit: The post I was referring to is here by Hooolm. I can't believe I've been missing it. Anyways, I was really inspired by his work but I just can't stand that green color!)

Sorry if this is common knowledge or posted somewhere else but I searched and couldn't find anything similar. I know there's another post that may be similar and I thought I bookmarked it but I guess I didn't.

Anyway, I really, really hate the default green icons and couldn't find anyway to change them via a theme or small zip from someone else, so I decided to try and change them myself.

I am somewhat familiar with apk manager and I came across 4.9 honeycomb edition located here by tphillips (thanks bro) and decided to dig around the usual suspect apk's and see if I could find those icons myself.

I finally found the ones I wanted in SystemUI.apk in SystemUI.apk\res\drawable-xlarge-mdpi but finding the icons and swapping them out was another thing.

After much aggravation and FC's, on a whim after re-reading tphillips thread, I changed the compression to zero and that was it.

Here is a picture of two of the icons I've changed so far. I still have to change the rest of them but it's getting late and I just wanted to share this with anyone else who might want to change out those icons themselves.

btw I'm using wifi only version with Bonsai 3.0 and pershoots latest kernel

The next thing I would like to change is the default battery icons in the taskbar. I think I've already found those icons but if someone else would be so kind as to verify their location that would be much appreciated

Here are my icons after redoing them this morning. I'm happy with it and think I'll stick with those for a while.
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flooritnfly:
Hello.

I want to unroot and go back to stock EXCEPT I want to be using the newest RUU (2.11.605.0).

Can't I just flash this via Bootloader and I'm good to go?

:confused::confused:
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lyondellic:
Why not wait a little longer, as many feel it wont be long until the official Gingerbread that will be slated for OTA leaks?
[Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] flooritnfly:
So what "stock" should I go back to now? Cause I do want to go back to stock now since Official OTA is imminent, among other reasons