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[Nexus One General] Undeadk9:
The phone and the software are beautiful. What ever the op is smoking i Dont want any of it. I would snag that phone in a minute If it wasnt a verizon exculsive. I hate verizon with a Passion.
[Nexus One General] kenypowa:
Not sure it will be Verizon exclusive. It has pentaband so it will work 3/4G with Tmobile and AT&T.
[Nexus One General] sl8125:
Its beautiful. Better then its expected.
[Nexus One General] Dirk:
Phone isn't as bad as i thought but still not impressed by ICS. The majority of buyers will be looking for a pretty out-of-the-box appearance, and stock Android hasn't gotten that right yet!

Ofc, i'd personally port over my existing Theme/layout, but most people don't want to bother with that. My landlady has had a Desire for a year and she hasn't done one thing to change it's appearance. It literally looks the same as it did when it came out of the box!
[Nexus One General] pseudoheld:
not really that ugly imho...actually its pretty awesome:
[Nexus One General] zok-star:
^^^ + 1 !!
[Nexus One General] Lythandra:
Stupid Verizon and their exclusivity!

It better get on T-Mobile quick. At least before Jan 11 cause then my N1 contract is done.
[Nexus One General] safeplayer22:
You guys can say whatever you want about this phone. But if the price and carrier is right, I'm getting it!
[Nexus One General] josemedina1983:
I'm disappointed by every company right at this moment apple by releasing same body and style. Google Nexus seems to be not quite as big as the Galaxy S II just software and thats it. Widows phone 7.5 doesn't support Duo-core so it might be left behind in terms of gaming like Grand Theft Auto 3 etc. Seems like companies are finally slowing down or I just had my hopes too damn high.
[Nexus One General] sl8125:
All the new smartphone look alike. I don't think somehow they will change from slate.
[Nexus One General] josemedina1983:
I really think Nokia has some crazy good design skills but like I said I had my hopes way too high. I really thought google was going to bring mayor features on ICS but it seems most of them are just OS looks as far as the galaxy Nexus I think Im more in love with the Droid RAZR that should been the New Nexus phone I think.
[Nexus One General] phoneguy 4567:
Have to agree with you about ICS not being that impressive looking. Then again I think a lot of people get an Android device because they can get it for cheap relative to the iPhone, so UI looks are probably secondary in their minds.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Poodimizer:
Hi, I'm new to developing for Android and I'm a bit unsure as to how to do this. I can't find an example anywhere so please help. Thanks

What I want to do is start a loop that will run for the lifetime of the app that will query a bluetooth socket every 5 seconds or so and return the results and display them on the UI. The returned values will be bytes from 0-255 which i'll display as integers.

I'm looking at using a handler, an AsyncTask, or a progressDialog, but don't know which will do the trick. Or it could be something simple I just missed.

Additional Information about the app:

It's an android app that communicates to a relay controller via Bluetooth and activates electronic devices and reads analog to digital inputs (the part that needs the loop).

Again thanks in advance.

*EDIT:

The target is android 2.3.3
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Poodimizer:
Nvm, I got it working. Ended up using an AsyncTask with a while true loop.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikebionca06:
Hello this is driving me nuts, my Evo 4g on Boost has no data, I get error 67 and error 407 cannot update profile. I checked my aaa pass code under ##debug# and it sais authenticated so the key is right why the no internet?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MyronJ906:
SORRY *please delete*
[Nook Touch Android Development] jago25_98:
See other threads on here or http://www.qianqin.de/2011/09/18/samsung-galaxy-s-wireless-inductive-charging-mod/ for me info.

So, I'm worried all the plugging and plugging of the USB port is going to break it.

It should be straightforward to put an induction coil inside the Nook. The battery is 3.7v and probably easiest to attach to direct... but that would mean no management of charging... and I presume a risk of overcharging. The USB port is probably harder to solder. I've looked at trying to make a low profile USB port saver from the outside without messing with the innards but I can't see a way to make it slim enough that it wouldn't get knocked and break the tracks off the mainboard.

The thing is, what length does the cable inside need to be for an inner induction loop? That's where I'm confused.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul1508:
I'm looking for possibilities to get Data2SD to my Desire (using MIUI).

Can you help me collecting?

A2SD < Data2SD what I heard at last.

So I'm now checking for Data2SD for Desire with MIUI? Please help!

If you help me collecting we can make a sticky or sth. for future searches?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erklat:
We can't make anything in the development section until you develop something. :rolleyes:
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul1508:
Sorry, because of some causes I always post in the developement Area instead the Q&A ^^ I ask for move ;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul1508:
Thank you for moving! I found an error in the welcome thread:

Or should it be posted in Q&A?

Enough about it, back to topic!

Please help me find all possibilities to DATA2SD our beloved Desire!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul1508:
Changed to Data2SD
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Data2sd by sibere is the best supported method of putting data on ext IMHO. The other 2 devs haven't been seen for ages and sibere was first and still evolving
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul1508:
I saw it too and I'm intrested in the flashable zips: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=10692249&postcount=1299

Asked a question and hope for my luck ^^ : http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=18398499&postcount=1897
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] formidabilus:
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How I can update my android 2.3.3 to 2.3.5 if I have my kernel I9100XXKH1, I can't find the update for this kernel. Sorry if I ask something that is obvious, but I'm new and from what I've read before I see that you need some other kernel. I have got the CF-Root for KH1 after I've updated my firmware with kies. The stock kernel was I9100BVKH1. Can someone help me to figure what are the steps and tell me if I'm wrong about the kernels. Thanks!
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] 7tosta:
Finally after all my attemps to modify the android framework before i have do it correctly. I have changed a couple of things, the lock screen and battery icons so far. The framework I'm modifying is the one on Ele's Gingerbread and i wonder how to get the battery icon percentage 1 by 1 as i saw in some other themes. What i mean is that in the original framework there is only battery icons for 15, 20, 25 and so on, and if i push the 16, 17, 18, 19 they won't work. Is Theme Chooser the one on charge of this? how can i get that? some help please?

(Also tryed to theme a sense rom, but everything was messed up, i guess because of sense or maybe I did something wrong)

So thanks for your guide, really helpfull :D
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] Habarug:
Yeah, I've never tried to theme Sense so I don't know. It is probably possible to make icons for every %, but then you'll have to decompile using APK tool, and it is harder. I don't know how. If you want to try, you could try asking a question here :)
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] truonghaf4:
thanks

so funny=))

i'm tried
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] gibbit:
Great guide helped me a lo thx.
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] mDroidd:
Finally, someone who CAN explain it...

I'm now porting ICS to GB (no cm7), cause I think CM sucks.
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] Habarug:
Hmm, ICS themes can be made really awesome, if you do some more advanced stuff. For example you want to remap the pulldownbar a bit, and change som text colors. But to do this you need to use a tool like APK multi-tool, and it is a bit more advanced. If you want to, I can create a new section where I show how to this :)
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] tpiardi:
Thank you.
[Hero, G2 Touch Themes and Apps] Habarug:
GUIDE UPDATED! Added a section about XML editing really quick, probably forgotten something and such, so just ask if there is something you don't understand ;) This is for those who are getting used to the PNG editing and want to proceed to something slightly more advanced, for example you 7Tosta :P

Cheers

BTW: I should've reserved the 2nd post, this is getting messy :P

Edit: If there's anything specific you want me to add to the EXAMPLES section, tell me ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Amin`:
Hi

how can I edit the ***.so files in system/bin and lib and others like that...I tried The notepad++ but it was not good , any better ideas?, ofcourse I don't want to edite theme just show for comparisons

sorry my bad En
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mbobino:
The .so files in /system/lib are not directly editable. They are binary files (they are compiled from source code into a library) that can't be easily read or written. There are methods of editing them and it involves a good knowledge of reverse engineering and decompiling for the ARM architecture which isn't a task to take on lightly. As for the files in /system/bin, they are applications that can be run from adb shell or a terminal emulator on your device. Just as you can't edit notepad (the application as a whole) on your computer, you can't edit any of the files in /system/bin.

Hope this helps!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bangalorerohan:
I wanna edit the ones in /system/lib. I need some help. Can you give me any sources on how could I reverse engineer them or at least, any method I could read them?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mbobino:
Get hex-rays ida pro. You'll need the full version as the demo doesn't support the ARM architecture. From there you're on your own lol. I don't know much beyond that point.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MT_YT_GAMING:
There is a easy way to edit lib***.so files in android. Watch this video
[General Questions and Answers] nedosas:
hi, guys i know that i can compile c++ on android and even test it, but i cant find the right app, so help me, in market theres a c4droid compiler but it costs, so anyone can help me find free c4droid app or find other good comiler of c++?
[General Questions and Answers] rafous:
well.... I've seen the app that sends file to server and compile there, so you need internet access. Few weeks ago wanna to download such app but can't find app that use libraries from SDcard and compile on phone...
[General Questions and Answers] SlideR270295:
I was searching for a c++ complier but i didn't fine one. I needed it for school.
[General Questions and Answers] Intratech:
sourceLair?
[General Questions and Answers] theo80:
Use a DOS emulator like aDosBox. There's just some problems with some special characters (like < and >) while using the onscreen keyboard but the compiler for Windows/DOS runs well. I just edit the source codes with other text editors. ;)
[General Questions and Answers] ahop420:
Theo's idea is pretty sound. Sounds like your best shot at the moment. I was going to provide you pretty much the same information :D
[General Questions and Answers] pttinh:
me too. i need a c++ compiler for studying, however i have a question: if we have a c++ compiler, does it work well.
[General Questions and Answers] loui1986:
Hi, the gnu tools provide full source code for most architectures with c++, you could try cross-compiling them and automake for your platform (most probably arm7 abei). also read this thread http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-623976.html. Also there are tutorials scattered all around the web for cross-compiling, which unless you want to write your own C++ compiler in dalvik VM would be the best direction to go in at the moment.
[General Questions and Answers] migpol08:
If you are in college you can get visual studio for free.
[Thunderbolt General] muerteman:
With all the discussion about IcS next week I think it will be interesting to ask here.Will Verizon ever give us it officially and what dev will give us the first functional port?

Sent from my Cyanogen Thunderbolt.
[Thunderbolt General] arh2o:
Will HTC/VZW give it to us? Absolutely not. We barely got Gingerbread..technically speaking we haven't even received an official GB yet as the OTA was pulled back. However, I am very excited for CyanogenMod as the Thunderbolt will most likely receive ICS this way. I've been on Sense since the beginning but will def be moving over to Cyanogen once ICS is released.
[Thunderbolt General] Schedonnardus:
i'm willing to bet that TeamBamf will have a mod of ICS as well.
[Thunderbolt General] muerteman:
Yea thats what I was thinking. Verizon will leave us out in the wind and BAMF or some Cyanogen build will be the first. How long are you guys thinking? My eris had Froyo within a few hours of the source being released. I'm hoping with some of our wonderful devs we can see timing like that again that was awesome.
[Thunderbolt General] wiredmonkey:
Rarely, if ever, does an Android phone get more than one version upgrade from the manufacturer.
[Thunderbolt General] mbrown3460:
Bye bye thunderbolt I will be getting the prime....lol we had official gb for two days
[Thunderbolt General] ANDR0lD:
Okay couple things... Hell no VZW HTC don't care about bolt anymore... Like someone said, we haven't even gotten our hands on official gingerbread... They broke yet another ota.

Devs will get ICS, seems like some parts of ICS would need a "dual-core" but i don't really think that that is anything more than a stigma
[Thunderbolt General] nbdysreal:
Agreed wired, but maybe we will get lucky like we did on the og incredible. Froyo upgrade and gingerbread. Could happen! (although not likely)
[Thunderbolt General] miketoasty:
I know that teh Haxxor said that he should have ICS built into his ROM by the end of the year. With how much this update is adding I wouldn't expect it anytime soon.
[Thunderbolt General] Grnlantern79:
4G and single core will keep all those dreams of OTA from coming true.

If I helped you in any way please use the thank you button
[Thunderbolt General] apfrost:
Android phones are suppose to get updates for 18 months from release. I should hope we get the update although god knows they will take their sweet time.
[Thunderbolt General] DaveGoldbach:
Eh Not Really Worried. I'm sure Cyanogen will get it done. Hopefully before i move onto the Vigor :D
[Thunderbolt General] adrynalyne:
Really?

HTC G1: Android 1.0? > Cupcake > Donut.

HTC Evo 4G: Eclair > Froyo> Gingerbread.

HTC MyTouch 3G: Cupcake > Donut> Eclair.

Motorola Droid: Eclair 2.0 > Eclair 2.0.1 > Eclair 2.1 > Froyo

Motorola Droid X: Eclair > Froyo > Gingerbread.

Droid Incredible: Eclair > Froyo > Gingerbread.

Samsung Fascinate: Eclair > Froyo > Gingerbread.

I am sure there are more.
[Thunderbolt General] Mattix724:
If that were the case Kyocera would have to update the Zio since it's only 13 months old...

Google would like manufacturers to update up to 18 months, but some phones are simply forgotten. My phone has only had 1 firmware update since it's release. Donut 1.6 > Froyo 2.2.1
[Thunderbolt General] kenyu73:
Yes, maybe patch/bug updates for 18 months. Nothing says they have to do full version upgrades.
[Thunderbolt General] fadepoint89:
The new liquid smooth rom has ics on it. You just have to switch to it from the liquid settings.
[Thunderbolt General] spydersilk:
That's just a launcher that mimics ICS made by syndicate apps on liquids thunderbread rom.
[Thunderbolt General] KnightCrusader:
The OG Droid came with 2.0 and they got 2.1 and 2.2.
[Thunderbolt General] GoneMADSoftware:
well first HTC has to make a custom version of it.. then verizon has to load it up with all the bloat.. so it would most likely take a long time if it ever does happen
[Thunderbolt General] arh2o:
Root and CM8 should do the trick.
[Thunderbolt General] turbosrrgood:
Exactly. Why let HTC and Verizon tell you what you can do on the device? As soon as the code is available we will rom's that are better than anything than HTC or Verizon will give us.
[Thunderbolt General] muerteman:
Oh I've already rooted and am so exited for the next few week s

Sent from my Cyanogen Thunderbolt.
[Thunderbolt General] Mudavo:
Its CM9. CM8 is Honeycomb.
[Thunderbolt General] mrkite38:
Verizon may have a vested interest in upgrading all the 4g devices to ICS since there's undoubtedly been improvements to the Google side of LTE. Android can't overcome crappy radio code, but perhaps power, manageability, etc. have been improved.
[Nook Touch General] matteodica:
I tried to root my nook touch with both methods in this forum, but now I have the device locked on the screen "rooted forever."

before rooting my nook I made a backup copy, which is coming of 1,962,934,272 bytes, also the backup files and folders are written in strange symbols, there are no letters.

Then I formatted the sdcard and also the internal memory to the nook, and now when I connect to the pc nothing happens, everything stopped, all dead! (on windows)

I also tried with the image "nookrestore.img" but nothing.

When I insert the memory with an image loaded with win32imager I hold down the power button, the screen refresh and then nothing happens, no microsd does not turn off either.

How can I reflash the internal memory of the nook?

Please help me, I would not throw it after about 1 week!

I used an 8GB Class 4 microSD card and a reader.
[Nook Touch General] ros87:
Go figure, you removed everything, including loader ;)

It's not possible to trigger factory restore when you erased the loader, boot and restore image..

Write Noogie.img to a SD card and boot your NST with that.

Then use the instructions found here to write your backup back to the NST (second half of the post)

Read and understand that post before continuing, then make sure you have the correct tools (MiniTool Partition Wizard & Roadkil's free DiskImager)

---------- Post added at 10:35 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:32 PM ----------

uh-oh .. I missed this part!

What method did you use to backup your NST?

For the above method to work your backup needs to be a image created with DiskImager. If you used some other method you're most likely hosed!
[Nook Touch General] matteodica:
Hello, thanks for the help.

I did follow up jokala's tutorial and I used Roadkil's DiskImage 1.6.

I restored the backup on the memory nook properly, always with Roadkil's DiskImage 1.6, now when I connect the device to my PC (Windows 7 64bit) I can see a partition with "miniTool Partition Wizard Home Edition", the file system is "fat32 "Capacity = 1.83gb, used = 1.62 gb 214.31 mb = unused, type = primary, status = active, but the name of the partition is" k! € ° Å ¡Ã Â ³ aS {"

Is normal to have this label? and fat32 partition?

ps.

apparently with Windows 7 64-bit there is a bug that prevents the writing of 'file.img on usb device, error 5 sector 0 and I solved with this program
[Nook Touch General] ros87:
No, you should see 7 partitions.

Again, how did you make your backup?

This has to be old info, both my laptops are Win7 64bit and I've had no problems with using DiskImager to write to the NST with them.
[Nook Touch General] matteodica:
I formatted the microSD format, the image I wrote "noogie.img on microSD with" win32diskimager "rather than" DiskImage 1.6 ", because I could not write on the memory cards for the problem that I wrote in my previous post (" error # 5 ") and then placed in the nook, I connected the device to the PC and turned it on.

I've seen "rooted forever" on the screen of the computer nook and I created the file "backup.img" with "DiskImage 1.6".

This is the procedure I did, maybe I was wrong to use two different programs?

I'm reading that i can rebuild the partition table, and can be modified to have more storage space link.

I'm thinking of this solution, recreate the partitions and copy files and folders manually by an original copy of the operating system of the Nook, but I do not know what are the data that must be unique.

What are the data that I need to recover?
[Nook Touch General] arrrghhh:
Moved to General, didn't seem development related.
[Nook Touch General] matteodica:
SOLVED

Ok I was able to solve the problem, with the help of the indispensable Ros87, who reconstructed the image of my backups corrupted, without him I threw my nook.

summary:

In practice I have formatted the partition of the nook and my backup was corrupted, so when the device connected to the PC with the microsd "Noogie" nothing happened.

Solution:

I opened the nook (it is very easy to open it) and I disconnected the battery to make sure it was off, then I connected to the PC a couple of hours to charge the battery is discharged during the night of all, I do not know but because the day after my nook had completely drained the battery!

just connected to the PC (Windows 7 64bit) I have heard the typical sound that windows makes when you connect an external device, but I did not see the device in the Device / storage devices, but with "MiniTool Partition wizard" I saw the partition of the nook, so I deleted (with "MiniTool Partition Wizard") and followed the guide to restore the backup image on windows, in the end it was fine!

I'm happy!
[Nook Touch General] kingserpent:
Where the heck is the thanks button :X
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ironmanapa:
How is the GPS working for you? I had a Captivate and it never worked very well. I have the LG thrill now and the GPS is spot on. The Thrill just has absolutely horrible battery life. Has Samsung fixed their issues with the GPS?

I'm hoping for some good input. I'm not happy with the Thrill but I wanna know how good the galaxy s 2 is before I trade it in.

Thank you in advance
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] kennonk:
I've been traveling for work all week and have used google maps every day for both walking and driving. As a former captivate owner myself I can say the GPS on this phone has been awesome for me. I am running stock rom rooted and used titanium backup to debloat. Otherwise I have made no other modifications.

Good luck
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] clumsywob:
GPS is fantastic on this phone. I used it for 5 hours straight from Jacksonville, FL to Augusta, GA and never once lost GPS signal. Compared to the Craptivate, it's night and day. I'm very pleased thus far.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] nyydynasty:
GPS is amazing on this phone.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Kadin:
Been working great for me as well.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] sailador:
the gps is amazing. it is so freaking fast to lock on
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Entropy512:
Even though it's the "crippled" GSD4t variant, the SiRFStarIV in this phone is amazing.

Better than any previous mobile device I've ever owned... Just not as good as non-"crippled" StarIII, MTKv2, or even the STM Cartesio. But no mobile phones have full-blown GPS chipsets like that.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ironmanapa:
Thanks for all the help guys. Your making my decision a lot easier
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] jsmith8858:
Another thread on this topic is here for more info/opinions:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1286063
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] axis01:
There have numerous threads on the GPS of the GSII. All of them say the same thing this one does.
[HTC EVO 3D] muleskinner:
What is the best Overclocking tool/mod for my EVO 3D GSM device? I have rooted many android phones but am wondering what would be the best recommended overclock for this device?