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[Acer Iconia A500] civato:
RED mod released

Released the red mod , enjoy !!!
[Acer Iconia A500] AndroidGraphix:
Awesome artwork! Looking forward to flashing.
[Acer Iconia A500] zozo10k:
Thanks for themes! They look good....

Please, can you share wallpaper from blue theme mod?

Thanks in advance!
[Acer Iconia A500] civato:
firt post is the link on what this is based, follow it and you will find wallpapers.
[Acer Iconia A500] zozo10k:
Oh, thanks...
[Acer Iconia A500] nifterific:
Edit- moved to the right thread
[Acer Iconia A500] dman918:
any way to get the white mod with white stock looking icons?
[Acer Iconia A500] civato:
look in first post , there is a white mod download link

and there is no further updates on this
[Acer Iconia A500] JeanBubu:
3.2.1

Do your mods work on 3.2.1 (rooted with busy box...)
[Acer Iconia A500] civato:
No take a look in the FLEXSTRIKER rom thread , there are mods for 3.2.1
[General Questions and Answers] zen200:
hi all,

I have been thinking about buying a tablet, but I really dont wanna spend that much.

I have an iphone4 32gb and galaxy S2 so feel I already have the feeling of how a ipad or android tablet would work etc.

Then I stubbled across windows 7 tablet which have higher/better specs than all ipads and android tablet.

See item on ebay 140641340418

Anyway, altho I realise that Windows 7 is not really optimised for tablets, I am wondering if I can download windows 8 and put it onto the windows 7 tablet and will it work ???

Also, could I do dual boot and have android 2.3 or higher on it also or instead if I cant get on with windows 7 or 8 ?

Any advice will be appreciated.

P.S. I have an external cd driver to plug into the usb on the tablet which means that I can install from a cd/dvd btw.

Thanks

Phil
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mlevison:
In reality I know that the problems I'm seeing aren't unique, however having scanned the forums I can't see someone who has a similiar problem. At risk of having of being called an idiot I will post my problem here.

I'm trying to upgrade my Samsung Galaxy SII (Virgin, Canada) from 2.3.3 to 2.3.5 using the following instructions: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1282269

Specifically:

My phone is in download mode but Odin never sees it and recognizes that its attached to any port.

Puter OS: Windows 7

Odin version 1.85

The phone is running stock v2.3.3 and kies isn't running.

I've rebooted my machine, tried multiple USB ports and waited patiently for over an hour. I'm getting no joy. I would love a hint as to what I should try next.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] klo_lol:
Try odin 3.xx (google odin 3)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mlevison:
Odin 1.85 is Odin3 1.85 as found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278

Thanks

Mark
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnShade123:
Did you run kies first to install samsung drivers??? or you could just do it manually. But make sure you close kies afterwards as it will conflict with odin
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mlevison:
Do you mean Kies Air - which is the only Kies I have on my phone?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JohnShade123:
no, install kies on computer and run it. then attach phone to computer using usb cable and it will automatically install drivers. after that odin should recognize phone but, again, make sure kies isnt running in background when using odin.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattyh77:
Also make sure USB debugging is disabled on the phone. (Settings, Applications, development).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mlevison:
Sweet and the winner is installing kies - the desktop app. My problem I didn't realize there was a desktop app :-)

Danke. I'm upgraded.
[Bada Software and Hacking General] adfree:
Seems online...

Someone found an Link. :o

Thanx.

Best Regards
[Bada Software and Hacking General] civil.scholar:
http://hotfile.com/dl/135201469/4dcef4d/S7250DJPKJ3_S7250DOJPKJ1_OJP.rar.html
[Bada Software and Hacking General] yakub234go:
this firmware is very small in size (182.5mb) don't u think
[Bada Software and Hacking General] adfree:
S7250DJPKK1_S7250DOJPKK1

Available.

Best Regards
[Bada Software and Hacking General] adfree:
It seems soon or yet available on market... :confused:

Maybe if official available somewhere, someone could please post Firmwareversion. So we could check FUS for updates.

Thanx in advance.

Best Regards
[Bada Software and Hacking General] adfree:
Today found in market and short checked...

Retail Version...

S7250XXKJ7

S7250OXAKJ7

But I can't find on FUS... :confused:

Best Regards

Edit 1.

Found post about Kies update to S7250XXKK1...

But again no Product Code yet...

Edit 2.

Product Code: GT-S7250MSADBT

Latest firmware: S7250XXKK1/S7250OXAKK1

Modified: 30.11.2011 16:11:19

Filename: GT-S7250_DBT_1_20111130161113.enc3.zip

But I can't download yet... :confused:

Edit 3.

I have it now, but still enc3 no decrypt Algo known...
[Bada Software and Hacking General] nMiKz:
h t t p:// img14.imageshack.us /img14/1694/s7250.png

Cant do anythin with the handset until there is a firmware update.

-which means bugs as im running a testing firmware

-cannot access the apps market and download

-etc

:(
[Bada Software and Hacking General] adfree:
Hello, if I'm right. I can see XXKFE/OXAKFE on Screenshot.

Please be carefully. Sometime Prototypes not the same like Retail...

to prevent damage...

Other problem, also retail is new... nowhwere read about successfully update...

See here:

http://www.sammobile.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1844&page=3&p=15695#post15695

Wait... if Service manual is availabe, we can see what to choose in Multiloader...

Best Regards
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] tofasmp3:
I flashed overcome p7500 v2.0.0 hc 3.2 rom recently and i noticed that if you rotate your device while watching a video (not in fullscreen mode) it starts to buffer again. I didnt have this issue with previous rom (overcome 1.2.3). It probably has nothing to do with overcome's version of the rom but just incase can someone confirm that this happens also in the stock hc 3.2 rom for p7500. If it's only on overcome rom someone should report that sine i cant post on development threads yet.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Maris_:
I have pure stock 3.2 and I have the same result. Any rotation restarts the video.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] cfao:
Please check if the resolution of the video is the same before and after rotating...

Check if the HD is option is enabled before and after.

If that changes then that's the reason you've got to buffer again
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Maris_:
Just checked, and for me it's HD all the time.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] lubopenerz:
can you check in Settings --> Apps --> Youtube if you can downgrade version/uninstall updates?

Maybe the new update got this bug (it's not happening to me, cause i'm still on 3.1)
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] tofasmp3:
uhm.. actually i'm really glad i have the new one. :) the app on 3.1 was way worse than this, it used to crash when i click on subscriptions and gave network error message when i use the search bar.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agamajo:
HELLO WHO CAN HELP ME MY X10 IS RESETTING ALL THE TIME AND IF I DO NOT KNOW AND BATTERY OR CELL HELP ME? I was with [ROM] Wolf Xperia Gingerbread TW 2.3.3 + V6 Gamer Rom (update 2/10/11) i started getting Reveta reset itself to 2.1 but still the same thing

just when I got android 2.1 it took 1 minute off? When it binds outraa & I boot the usb cable it hangs on and off?

help me : (
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr.Quipster:
Have you tried flashing back to a stock SE 2.3.3 ROM?
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] agamajo:
but I was restarting the [ROM] Wolf Xperia Gingerbread TW 2.3.3 + V6 Gamer Rom (update 2/10/11) I put there for the Generic 2.1 to see if the ROM was nothing quantinua same thing: (
[Nexus S General] Spectre Nine:
Hi people,

First post here I think, but Ive been around a while.

for the last few weeks ive been having terrible battery life on my Nexus S (i9020) and the battery stats are showing "Android OS" as being the culprit. I have tried loads of different things like a full wipe, remove all my apps etc etc.

I installed the ICS Rom, the Kellmsking MIUI rom and a stock 2.3.6 rom all with the same problem.

Each time i install a new rom, I do a factory reset/wipe, wipe cache, dalvic whatever thingy etc yet i still get the battery issue when I install a few rom.

Anyone got any idea's on what i can do to sort this out?

Ive searched and searched, both here and everywhere else on the net and I cant find any useful information. :(

Thanks in advance guys. :)
[Nexus S General] saranyan:
Did you try wiping battery stats in Advanced menu in CWM?

Also next time you install a ROM go to mounts and storage and format system partition.
[Nexus S General] neo_x22000:
i had the same battery issue til i flashed the matrix rom with the matrix 10.0 kernal...they calibrated the battery with a calibration app...since then i get a good 12 to 18 hrs on a charge..i have the governor set to smartass..1000/200 with deep idle enabled...give it a try it worked for me
[Nexus S General] 4I-I:
Matr1x kernel also does the trick for me... you could also try the teuv! But matr1x is the s@#t for me! SmartassV2

Sent from my Google Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Spectre Nine:
Thanks guys, I'll look into those suggestions.

Yup, I wiped battery stats and system etc. pretty much everything that has an option to be wiped, i tried and still have the problem.

I just cant get my head around why its happening though. I've had the phone since march and its been fine all along. :confused:
[Nexus S General] henryabra:
I would try changing battery. Maybe your battery's life just ended...
[Nexus S General] Spectre Nine:
but that doesn't explain why "android OS" is giving so much trouble in the battery stats.

I didnt seem to have it after flashing ICS but i had to get rid of that for other reasons (unreliability, crashing rebooting etc).
[Nexus S General] Spectre Nine:
just downloaded the matrix kernel and am about to flash it.

My phone has been in airplane mode for the last 2 hours or so and i had reset the battery stats just before then. its showing 46% on "Android OS" in the battery stats and only 18% in "Display".

I also have Sync'ing turned off, GPS turned off, bluetooth off etc and no apps installed, yet i still get the battery drain.

Hopefully this kernel does the trick. :)
[Nexus S General] nickmv:
Well, what you described makes sense though. Assuming you weren't playing with the phone hardly at all, during that period of time, the OS probably used more power than your display.
[Nexus S General] neo_x22000:
heres my battery stats after 12hrs over moderate use...mostly texting at work..n some net
[Nexus S General] Spectre Nine:
thanks guys.

I installed the matrix kernel last night and its early yet but i think i still have the same problems. the phone was actually off this morning (bout an hour ago) and I had left it only 6 hours previously with 3/4 full so it ran itself dead overnight in standby with not being used.

Im getting really tired of it now, Have tried everything from kernels to roms, removing every app i use etc etc and still im having this problem. :(
[Nexus S General] Spectre Nine:
sup people, Little update with some pics of my system. I cant seem to do screen shots on this phone like I do with the Galaxy S so their just photos. :)

As you can see, in the last 10 hours and 15 mins, Android OS has used 25% of the battery. it was originally higher than the screen usage but i turned the brightness all the way up to see what would happen with the stats.

Its been out of the charger since about 12 O'Clock(4 and a half hours ago) and my battery level is at 37%.

You can see in this one, I installed the Matrix kernel last night and reinstalled 2.3.6 stock rom (rooted).

Any tips or advice is very much welcome guys. Its either that or im gonna end up taking it outside and shooting it.
[Nexus S General] Spectre Nine:
Well, I went ahead and tried yet another rom. I went with this Oxygen rom from the dev section,

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1285243

At this moment my battery is at 80% and I have added nothing, not even signed in with my gmail account. Im gonna give it a while and see if it drains excessively again and see if that could help pinpoint the problem.

the kernel has obviously been replaced too, with the one that comes in the Oxygen rom.
[Nexus S General] funkyblue04:
When is OTA due?
[Nexus S General] Spectre Nine:
I'm not quite sure what you mean?
[Nexus S General] Spectre Nine:
Well its been on for 8 hours now and theres 31% left in the battery. This is with literally no usage in that time.

I'm starting to come around to the thought that the phone itself is faulty so i think ill look into reverting to stock rom, stock recovery, lock bootloader etc and take it to the shop. Anyone got any advice on doing that?
[Nexus S General] red_skittles:
Download Better Battery Stats from the market and look at partial wakelocks to see what is draining the battery and kill it

---------- Post added at 05:33 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:26 AM ----------

are you connected to a mobile network?
[Nexus S General] sinik420:
Teuv kernel after proactive app clearing to help battery, disabling GPS, normal stuff
[Nexus S General] hilton502:
new user :D:D
[HTC Aria General] mikelebz:
http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/16/ice-cream-sandwich-based-cyanogenmod-9-in-the-works-slated-for/

Hmmm...I wonder if this will be available for our baby Aria....
[HTC Aria General] Darius_bd:
.

Dont be too hopeful. Google said that ICS wont be available for Nexus One and that's a more powerful phone than the Aria. Maybe they lack manhours to do it, but in that case, we would need a big Dev backing up the Aria, and since it aint such a popular phone...
[HTC Aria General] mikelebz:
Unfortunate truth...I was surprised we got support for CM7 to be honest. I suppose no ICS for me until April (or later if I decide to wait for a certain phone)
[HTC Aria General] attn1:
Way too early say absolutely, but I doubt very much that ICS will not be properly ported to msm7227 devices - including Aria.
[HTC Aria General] Darius_bd:
Then again, one thing is to be ported, another differently is that it runs smoothly, aye?
[HTC Aria General] mikelebz:
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/the-first-android-ever-the-htc-g1-gets-ics-port/
[HTC Aria General] dimon2242:
I have already ported the ICS, but the HTC Aria slows as everyone else!
[HTC Aria General] kaboose01:
have you tried overclocking at all?
[HTC Aria General] dimon2242:
No! Not did overclock
[HTC Aria General] Theonew:
It should help.
[HTC Aria General] dimon2242:
i think, kernel not stable! But still try!
[HTC Aria General] Zackhery:
I'm sure there will be a stable ics rom for the aria even if its not cm9. I have a very early one on my aria atm which runs well. Its not my everyday phone so idc that it does not have mobile or wifi lol. I just wanted to play around with ics.
[HTC Aria General] unsivil_audio:
IMO the sense 2.1 + 3.0 rom is more resource intensive than an aosp build of ICS. We'll see a smooth port on the aria, I'm sure of it. Not supporting the N1 was a business decision on Google's part not to support legacy hardware.
[HTC Aria General] Theonew:
And here's an update: http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cm9-progress-update.
[HTC Aria General] unsivil_audio:
From the sounds of it doesn't look like we gonna get Cm9. Good thing we have a build in the works already.
[HTC Aria General] fallingcowdude:
Love my Aria but I really think its the end for this little guy. :(
[HTC Aria General] TR_HTC:
Really? I think with CM7, the Aria still has a lot of juice left.

I still cannot justify an upgrade at this point, even if we do not get CM9 or another ICS port.
[HTC Aria General] n5kjb:
Like me little ARIA.

Concur!! Still like the smaller phones with a very versatile functionality. Would liike to see ICS on this fine phone, but will still keep the ARIA if that never transpirers.
[HTC Aria General] zhuoyang:
Looks like Cyanogenmod 9 add ARMv6J and ARMv6VFP support

http://r.cyanogenmod.com/10301

http://r.cyanogenmod.com/10290
[HTC Aria General] TR_HTC:
Which means "hooray, we are getting CM9" or is it too early to cheer??
[HTC Aria General] Theonew:
We do have armv6VFP:D... but then again we are not the only ones:(. I wouldn't get my hopes up too high to possibly be disappointed.
[HTC Aria General] tomtommy306:
From what I can tell, aria has v6l....
[HTC Aria General] mikelebz:
Our Aria has a V6? vroom vroom! jk lol rofl

V12 would be nicer...However battery life would suffer more ;)

I am so corny today!
[HTC Aria General] WinSuk:
CM7 source builds the Aria with VFP

So it does have it, otherwise CM7 wouldn't work :-P
[HTC Aria General] Theonew:
It has ARMv6VFP.
[HTC Aria General] tomtommy306:
I understand that the 7227 has vector floating point, but wasn't sure what the v6l was. I found out that it was just a revision of the processor.
[HTC Aria General] zhuoyang:
Dunno why Cyanogenmod Team is always working on nexus s build

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#q,android_device+branch:ics,p,0019b62e00002a84
[HTC Aria General] Theonew:
Probably because the Nexus S is easier to develop for (Plus the official ICS is already available for it).
[HTC Aria General] YourIcarus:
So is the armv6 all that's required? Or are the sysreqs still too demanding for the Aria? Would it even be worth going to CM9, or is there no chance it'd run smoothly?
[HTC Aria General] drumist:
There's not really any reason why CM9 would run any worse than CM7 (it might run better because of ICS hardware acceleration). It's just whether people are going to want to spend their time developing for an older architecture when many of the people using those devices are just upgrading to new devices anyway.
[HTC Aria General] TR_HTC:
Not sure if many people are really upgrading since the Aria still has a nice form-factor. Many people do not want to carry huge smartphones in their pockets and will be sticking to the Aria (like myself).
[HTC Aria General] Theonew:
You can't use it forever...:p
[HTC Aria General] drumist:
I imagine the kinds of people who like to develop in their free time for projects like Cyanogenmod would also be the kinds of people who like to have the latest technology. That'd be my guess anyway.
[HTC Aria General] zhuoyang:
Current In-Development CM9 Devices

add_lunch_combo cm_crespo-userdebug

add_lunch_combo cm_crespo4g-userdebug

add_lunch_combo cm_p4wifi-userdebug

add_lunch_combo cm_maguro-userdebug

add_lunch_combo cm_p920-userdebug

add_lunch_combo cm_p970-userdebug

add_lunch_combo cm_p990-userdebug

add_lunch_combo cm_p999-userdebug

add_lunch_combo cm_pyramid-userdebug

add_lunch_combo cm_smb_a1011-userdebug

add_lunch_combo cm_toro-userdebug
[HTC Aria General] Syavick:
I have no access to development forum, so I'll post here.

Sound in ICS for Aria can be fixed from ICS Hero ROM for Aria from dimon2242 (it works there) with replacing some drivers.

Somebody can do it?
[HTC Aria General] mysy:
Good , I need A4.0 on my G9 device
[HTC Aria General] upp1tyn3gr0:
I'll use mine until the cows come home. I love my Aria.

However if they came out with an "Aria due" with all the goodies, I'd pop for it.

The form factor is ideal.
[HTC Aria General] ajt1995:
Me too

That makes two of us... I cannot imagine using one of those huge phones that people are running around with nowadays! I love my tiny little Aria.
[HTC Aria General] zedbra:
i like new devices, but think im gonna stick with the Aria for a while:)

new phones dont have the extra hardware button (ie: Trackball) and they are too big IMO

Aria rocks!! great little phone. HTC should consider the "Aria 2"... Aria on steroids!! LOL

its a good device worth improving:)
[HTC Aria General] strose09:
I moved on and got the HTC Vivid. Probably the best phone I've ever owned. The ARIA was awesome. It was my first android phone and I learned so much about rooting and flashing roms from the devs here, that have helped me understand how to root a more complicated device. I still have it incase I break or lose my Vivid. Truth of the matter is technology moves on. After I played around with my sister's HTC Inspire and saw what 4g speeds are like and that beautiful display it has, I did not even want to look at the Aria anymore lol. It's slow compared to the new stuff. That being said its a great simple phone that was very powerful for its time but once u see what's out there its hard to stay content. Most phones are huge and yes that's the trend now. I got used to it, you find ways to adapt. Oh and LTE is no joke true its not everywhere but holy cow its insanely fast, probably bc not many ppl are using it. Here is an example.
[HTC Aria General] sudarski:
I'm with you all. Aria rocks! Excelent form factor and hw button. I'm also hopping for ICS (CM9 maybe) for Aria.
[HTC Aria General] rawrv42:
Not sure if any one else noticed, but there was a recent update to the Cyanogenmod 9 by WinSuk and the custom port by Dustinhayes93. I'd snag the CM9 to flash if only the headphones worked...until then there's nothing to do but wait. My excitement is slowly building ~
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Lirankn:
I mean I already have a rooted Nook Color with Android installed on it and it runs pretty smooth..

Should I consider buying the Nook Tablet just for the faster processor and RAM? Or is it pretty much the same?

Thanks.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] RussianMenace:
If you already have a NC with CM7 (assuming you're not using stock B&N software) on it, there is little reason to move to the NT...until it gets root and ROMs. It all depends on what you want to be able to do. Besides, if your NC does everything you want it, why upgrade?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] dexx0008:
i'm trying to decide as well. I think it depends on how much support this will receive.

It is not worth it if we never see ics on it and certainly if it doesn't get any version of cm7. ics should run much better on here vs. the NC. I think the NC will be pushing the hardware to run ics really well. Apart from that I don't think there is a huge difference. If you run stock quite a bit it should be much better/quicker.

I run cm7 off of sd now and still use stock for some things, i can't live without cm7. when 1.4 comes out for nookcolor i think comparisons will be really easy to make and again when cm7 or 9 get on the nook tablet-a real comparison of what you get will be easy to make.

can you live with just stock on nook tablet for a few weeks/months?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] dibmem:
That all depends on your needs... Ask yourself what you with your Nook Color...

Is it primarily for reading books or are you using it as a full-fledged tablet?

If you used ManualNooter, then you'll see some similarities with the options that were unlocked in your Nook Color.

If you are looking to use apps, you may not be as impressed with the NTab at launch - it has the same app limitations as a stock NC. (No sideloading apps at present.) Perhaps that will change with NTab user demands, but only time will tell...

Do you watch a lot of video on your NC? If so, then you might like the NTab more, as the screen quality has been bumped up quite a bit. So far, it still only handles the same video formats as the Nook Color, but the screen and GPU are much more powerful, yielding a much richer video playback experience overall.

(I'm talking about playing mp4 encoded video files off a microSD card - YouTube and Netflix streaming aren't as important to me as using the NTab as a media player, so I can't speak for HD streaming via 'the web'.)

The speed of the NTab is the most impressive thing - It is *VERY* fast.

Pop into your local Barnes and Noble and test drive it - it's a completely different device than a stock or rooted Nook Color. You'll get that within minutes of testing it out.