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[Defy General] Monzer_:
Hi there i fully flashed 2.3.4 and its fail so im back to froyo again that comes with the downgrade guide http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=15341774&postcount=8

but its blurless and im looking for fully blur SBF can some one please link me a 2.2.2 fully blur with the nandroid backup and make a fixed sbf coz most of the fixed sbf didnt work for me coz i fully flashed 2.3.4 please it would be a life saver thanks alot
[Defy General] Junpher:
C'mon! Why went back to 2.2? You'll lose lots of fun that 2.3 brings you.

Have you try MS2Ginger: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1140839? This rom has all blur services and it is said that it's very smooth.

I installed it once but decided to go back to CM7 b/c I don't like Moto default lockscreen style and I've got used to wake up the screen w/ volume rocker.
[Defy General] Monzer_:
alright Junpher im going to trust you and give it a shot :)) i just used to the blur service thanks for the replay
[Captivate General] Delgoth:
I mean this is literally ALL OVER Google news right now. The best of these articles I think comes from Forbes. I only say that because it's actually a bit longer than most the other articles I read about this subject. With more original text, not so much copy and paste the same facts to boot.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/andygre...ve-violated-wiretap-law-in-millions-of-cases/

I've found this software on our Captivates. It will appear as "Mobile Tracker Settings" in the Running Processes tab under Manage Applications. They say it's as easy as Flashing Cyanogen to get rid of the software. As the CIQ program has kernel hooks built into the stock kernel from samsung. So who knows all the things that could actually be hiding in all of those leaks we've been using...

What do you have to say about it? I didn't see a thread around the Captivate area. And the article specifically mentions Samsung and HTC among others.

NOTE: I probably should have clarified originally, that I AM RUNNING STOCK FROYO 2.2 KB1
[Captivate General] mikegy2002:
I've been reading some of those same articles.You have to love how (with the legal departments of the carriers and manufactorers supposedly overlooking all the operations) none of them overuled the idea of putting spyware on a phone and their possible massive legal exposure!
[Captivate General] ctechbob:
Granted, I'm not the sharpest hammer in the box, but I don't see an app by that name running or installed in the KK4 build I'm currently running. Maybe some devs can enlighten us.
[Captivate General] b-eock:
There isn't CIQ in the Captivate. Period
[Captivate General] KreepyKen:
Too bad. I was kind of hoping to get in on the inevitable class action lawsuit. I hope this ends up being big enough to run CarrierIQ out of business...and give a big one-finger slap to the carriers involved. SOBs.
[Captivate General] sfernandez:
Thank you..here is link I posted in questions about how to check and RE CONFIRMING WE DO NOT HAVE IT so people dont get paranoid

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=19321504#post19321504
[Captivate General] Delgoth:
I probably should have clarified, that I AM RUNNING STOCK FROYO 2.2 KB1

KK4 is a leaked build so maybe it hasn't been implemented yet as it's not an official release. BUT MY STOCK HAS IS OFFICIAL AND HAS CIQ.

OP Updated.
[Captivate General] zelendel:
We don't need multiple threads about this.

Thread closed
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anna0811:
Is it possible to install ios on android phone ? It can be any dual boot or full ios ?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theonew:
No, it is not possible.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] waveloom:
..just have fun with the app: Fake iPhone 4S

Is quite well done ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luan97:
Very Nice, ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jeshua_dw:
What?? you run ios from Android??
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sashank:
No. Not possible.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulaiman:
Why do you always say it isn't possible ? Search for the bootdroid project

The guy actualy has a working ipad modded firmware booted on a Desire HD but he is.still working on fixing all the different resolutions...

If it was fake why would he put all that work in it and keeping the page alive for like more than half a year...
[LG Optimus Black] lucasmalaguti:
Great news everyone, seems like finally we got a good thing for owning a LG phone. :D

http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/1...torage-on-box-net-for-all-lg-android-devices/
[LG Optimus Black] lucasmalaguti:
Sorry guys, didn't saw the other threat. Please delete this one :)
[LG Optimus Black] Aves83:
Does anyone know about the rest of the world..?
[LG Optimus Black] Savak:
Worked here in Portugal...
[LG Optimus Black] hungugu:
hey it seems like it works for everyone. I have just signed up and get the 50GB storage -- I am in New Zealand using a parallel imported device originally from Taiwan, ROC. :D
[LG Optimus Black] nirats:
worked in nepal too
[LG Optimus Black] lesp4ul:
Downloaded from market, register then automatically upgraded (indonesia) :)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] lak100:
hi i want statick wallpapers of galaxy sii thank you
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] esk02k:
Linked at the bottom of the first post here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1082365

Edit : that link seems to be down, ill re-up.

here you go : http://www.multiupload.com/86FQKM6SG3
[T-Mobile LG G2x] DesigningOne:
Is there any way to get the wifi calling app and all of the support files to test on my P-509? I'm not too keen on switching back to 2.2.x, but that is the only solution I have found thus far. Any help or pointers would would be appreciated!
[T-Mobile LG G2x] player911:
Well the WiFi Calling app is a nasty one to get working. Requires edits to the kernel and several over lib modifications. I've never done it, but I've been around the block a few times. Your best place would be the actual WiFi Calling Thread, over in the Android Dev. It is a most basic overview of getting the app to work on specific phones.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] baka2x:
With the release of the S-PEN SDK, does that mean AOSP based roms will become a reality? I'm sure any AOSP based roms may not work properly for the GNote because of the S-PEN, so does the SDK solve this?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schaggo:
Much more interesting is the question, if the S-Pen or generally the pen implementation Samsung has gone for is compatible with the Ice Cream Sandwich implementation and therefore future proof or if they went their completely own way and ICS wont bring anything good to the Note except equipped with Sammys proprietary tools...

Jeez, is this really one single huge sentence? I'm afraid it is.

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guitarplayerone:
I was really wondering the same thing, but in a different way.

The current Touchwiz builds all have issues with playing music in A2DP stereo.

This is caused by low bitpool settings, which are compiled into their proprietary bluetooth stack.

This could all be fixed by using an AOSP-based kernel (and thus bluetooth stack).

I'll be honest, I would prefer vanilla ICS, but I would be happy to skin Touchwiz ICS, provided they at least fixed the BT issue.

Another way of asking a similar question is if cyanogenmod plans on integrating the S-pen into CM9 for the Gnote.

The current answer seems- maybe after Touchwiz ICS is released... maybe
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schaggo:
The currently existing very early build of CM9 seems to be supporting the pen. Of course no proprietary Samsung software like S-Memo and such is integrated, but the hardware works, I once read in the thread. I didn't follow the thread though and I believe it's rather quickly growing ;)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guitarplayerone:
Have you tried it personally? I seem to remember it being stated that CM9 would categorically not support it, however ICS natively supports pen input.

I also heard that if it did support, would not be pressure-sensitive without the Spen SDK
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] schaggo:
No I didnt try it personally but I still strongly believe an overview was given and the S-Pen functionality was mentioned working.

I'll check the thread out though once I find time to do so, I'm quite interested to know, really.

#Tapatalk #Galaxy Note
[Android General] kristovaher:
Google should change their Android update flow by sending updates to phones that request it manually and then send it automatically to those that do not request it manually.

It is frustrating to have your phone tell you that your phone is up to date when in fact it is not, especially when you are missing a critical fix that has been sent to other users already almost two days ago.

The amount of people who do manual updates is very small compared to total amount of users, so it makes no sense for these updates to be held.

My frustration comes from the 'fix' to Galaxy Nexus smartphones first and foremost, since it fixes a critical bug that currently holds my phone from being used as a phone. The OTA is less than 1MB in size and for some reason takes a week to roll out to the very small amount of Galaxy Nexus devices out there.

I know there are no Google people here, but I just needed to post this somewhere.
[Android General] big_alex:
This is not possible
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MikeyNocker:
Hi community, sorry vor my Bad english :p

I have the german 10.1n (7501). is the N-version the same as the 10.1?

Thanks..
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AceTrader:
This question is not yet answered satisfactorily

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1349082
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Belisarith:
At least it seems to work the same

Hi there,

I am pretty new here, too. And just bought my Galaxy Tab 10.1N 3G version last week. Since my phone is also rooted and has Cyanogenmod on top of it, I wanted to try rooting and installing custom roms on my Tab, too. Since I did not find an answer to your question, I just gave it a shot yesterday. The 10.1N version is 7501 (at least the 3G one). I installed overcome 2.X and it works. In the information it is now listed as an 7500, which I think is the standard version. I also installed a Wifi only custom rom and it works. The tab is then listed as 7510. But if you install the Wifi only version, your SIM is not found and you downgrade your tab to the Wifi only, so to speak. So I would say, as for custom roms the 10.1N is pretty much the same. But I am rather an end user and certainly no developer. So I can only tell you, what I experienced till now. Don't blame me, if you encounter problems.

Best regards,

Bel.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] klaudyuxxx:
Hello dear xda developers and members!

I'm having an issue with franco.Kernel-27112011 and android stock 2.3.3 installed in my P500. Untill today I had franco.Kernel.v1.1-02102011 and it worked ok.

Now with the new kernel it's getting stuck at obtaining IP adress over wi-fi. However I have manually set up the IPs and the internet is working flawlessly.

Please help me figuring me out what's the problem :o

I would have posted here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1148196 , but I'm new and don't have the 10 posts :D

any help, much appreciated!:)

le: I did wipe dalvik cache, partition cache.

lle: I read more carrefully the topic. The issue it's already on the table. Sorry!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] M_Shaaban:
Are you an eBook reader user? Did you find GT 10.1 a good replacement to your eBook reader? Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] foxbat121:
It's good for reading with all lights off. But it won't last as long and hurts your eyes (so you won't read too long). If you're reading outside, forget about it. eInk devices still beats any other display technology for outside reading.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Googamooga:
The Kindle app and MoonReader+ have both been great. I have read about 15 books on my Galaxy tab in the last few months. I've never used a Kindle or eInk reader, so I can't compare -- but I know that the Galaxy tab works pretty well for my reading habits, and I've never had a problem with eyestrain. I have my MoonReader+ pretty well tweaked so that it's comfortable for long periods of reading without trouble.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] alangelakis:
I use RepliGo Reader for Android and I'm quite happy. I have a big collection of pdf files and I can easily annotate them, add boomarks etc. In fact that's why I bought galaxy tab!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] deppeler:
I have a kindle 3g reader and it is wayyyyyy better reader than a tablet. Especially outdoors, it works perfectly. Any tablet including my 10.1 is not a replacement for a dedicated e-reader.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] slack04:
For my purposes (reading in bed after my wife has gone to sleep) it's been awesome. I can prop it up on the bedstand and read for as long as I want and it works great (turn it to the lowest brightness and make it white type on black background). I think a kindle would be nicer during the day, but if you want to read without a light on it can't be beat. One other thing to consider: if your thumb is on the screen while you're reading you need to move it before you change the page. That gets annoying; not sure if any of the touchscreen readers can do better. Kind of shocking they didn't work that into the kindle app....

I would consider, though, getting a smaller and lighter 7" if reading would be your primary use. The 10" screen is good for a lot of stuff but holding it up can get a bit uncomfortable after a bit. But don't even think of any of the other 10" android tablets. They're all too heavy with sharp edges to be comfortable to hold (sharp edges is why I'm not going to get the transformer prime).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dbdynsty25:
Definitely agree with this. I had the 10.1 for months and rarely read on it because it's just too big for that purpose. I read less and less with each passing day/week, so I ultimately just sold it and bought the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus when it came out. now I'm back to reading all the time because the 7" size is just much more convenient and comfortable to use when reading. The LCD doesn't bother me at all...so the eInk isn't that desirable to me (wife has a Nook touch so I've seen it in action).
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] 56789:
If you want to read any kind of science textbook, the Tab 10.1 wins hands down.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Croak:
I've got a Kindle WiFi (sometimes called a Kindle 3) that I bought in 2010 on launch day. Haven't used it since September of last year, after I bought my original 7" Galaxy Tab, and then my 10.1.

I really don't like e-ink anywhere but outdoors, and even then, the refresh rate is problematic for me, as is the very limited functionality of dedicated e-book readers. The only thing I truly appreciated about the Kindle 3 was the battery life.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Ansextra:
I have the Nook Simple Touch and read all my books on it. I have the Nook software on my GT 10.1 and have never read a book with it. I can read using my Nook for hours. No way could I even think about that with the GT 10.1...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] giltwist:
FBreader on night mode works great for all my epubs. I've probably read fifty books on my 10.1 in the six months I've owned it. Totally amazing for reading. The only downside is that the gumdrop case I use for ruggedness does make it about as heavy as a Xoom. Also, Perfect Viewer and Manga Watch cover my comic needs.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] abszer0:
I don't think the 10.1 is a good size for ebooks, unless you plan to read full-sized PDF documents (textbook, magazines, and reference material). That said, ereader apps like Kindle, Moon+ Reader, Aldiko, etc. help a lot because you can adjust background colors and fonts to suit your needs. I personally prefer using my 7 inch tablet for ereading due to its lighter weight. Another thing you should consider is screen glare - tablets, unlike ereaders, generally have reflective glass surfaces that causes eyestrain. I minimize this by adjusting screen angles and background color (sepia/brownish backgrounds help a lot in this regard). Hope this helps.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Yohng:
You are the best!

As many of us, I was very interesting on this thread due to Alterbridge trouble to include into Overcome.

I've tried moon+ and aldico, but I wasn't 100% satisfied!

FBreader is exacly what I was looking for!

Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] derwinaero:
If you read in a normally lit area with not too much glare, and turn the brightness down a bit you can probably read for a pretty long time. Keep in mind that the tab is not meant to be an e-reader, it's more of an all-round entertainment solution.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] DBBGBA:
I acually started reading again. I had a Nook Color but only used it as a cheap tablet. Now I own a galaxy tab 8.9 (which i think it's much better than the 10.1 for books and magazines) and I'm using it to read in the subway. I like the form factor, the screen is great and I can read full colored comics and magazines.

Basically if I was you I would think like this:

If you're a heavy book reader go for a dedicated device (like the nook touch or the kindle touch). The screens on those devices are great and battery lasts for at least a month.

If you don't read as many books (like I do) but also enjoy comics, magazines, videos, internet and games then go for a tablet, a real one, not the half baked kindle fire or nook tablet.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] dluxx06:
alot of my friends ask this... if you only intend to read books then go w/ a kindle... its easy on the eyes, battery life is superb, cheap, very light.

but if you plan to do anything else or see yourself doing something else, go w/ a tablet. then you have the questions of what size and what not...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] aSKAp6uH:
There r no apps that satisfied me more than samsung default eBook :(
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] chaosdefinesorder:
I know it's not quite an ebook, but Droid Comic Viewer works great on the tab for reading graphic novels!

The size and aspect ratio in portrait orientation are perfect!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] paalkr:
I have tried a lot of different ereader apps, and my favourite is the Mantano reader free (available in the market ). The UI is optimized for tablets as well as supporting adobe drm, epub and PDF.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] biggiebro:
my only problem with GT 10.1 is the battery life and finger print. its a good ebook reader as it is. Default app... have read 15+ books after 2 mths of owning the tab.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] Wubdidu:
I also have a Kindle 3G. Both have advantages... I like using the 10.1 in situations with low light because the LED I bought for my Kindle is REALLY bright - annoys my girlfriend when I'm reading in bed ;) Also it's WAY better for books with colored images or special formatted texts (programming books with examples, cooking books, etc.)

And I can't wait for fixed size ebooks which are already working on iPads... cool stuff! Sadly no Android reader supports them.

The Kindle on the other hand is just way better for reading normal books. The eink display is so nice to the eyes I never ever want to put a big load of books in my bags again when I'm travelling. And having approx. 50 books to choose from in a 13 hour flight to Bangkok is really awesome.

Also whispersync is really handy, though that is also working with the Kindle App ;)

Another plus of the Kindle 3G: I can check the internet (mails, news, ...) worldwide without costs :P
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ProximaC:
Ditto on this. I love Mantano. I use my 10.1 for reading, but I have large hands and old eyes so I actually like the extra size. It's perfect for reading at night and in most lighting conditions. It's not that great in sunlight, but then again, no tablet is.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 General] ryder1337:
My input

I'm really happy about my GT 10.1 as an ebook reader, and it also comes with all the features in Android. Also, I have a cover that makes it able to stand up on a table, so I don't have to hold it myself like I do with a regular book. This means that you will not get in trouble with your neck, bending over to read the book at the table :)
[General Questions and Answers] plktom123:
what is the difference between3.2 and 2.3??

because i want to buy galaxy tab7.7 (andriod3.2)

but i want my currently apps(my phone andriod2.3)

run on the tab 7.7

does it work??
[General Questions and Answers] cdesai:
3.2 is Honeycomb, 2.3 is Gingerbread, most of your apps will work fine as it is, some might be weird. but you'll also get access to loads of new apps!

+ a great device :D

Also, Gingerbread (2.3) is mainly a phone OS, and Honeycomb (3.0-3.2) is optimized for tablets, but Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0) is a unified OS, works great on both phones and tablets (feels like improved 2.3 on phones, and improved 3.2 on tablets)

Also, i m pretty sure that the Galaxy Tab 7 Plus should get the update early next year (4.0!)
[General Questions and Answers] CallMeVentus:
Well said my friend . I could never have explained it better myself :)
[General Questions and Answers] plktom123:
android 4.0 means i can run my currently apps in tab7.7!!!??!?!??

very gdgdgd:D

7.7inch is really cool
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] alle82:
hi,

my ace have 2.3.5 XWKS2 and if i check I find an available update.

it download the /fota/fota_flash.bin but cm4 can't install it and give me an error.

somethink like command not found...

how can I update it? only with odin?

TY

Ale
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] SpaceCaker:
its for stock recovery only reflash firmware with odin then dont flash cwm
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lilaliend:
This has been an ongoing annoyance and finally figured I'd ask. Does anyone know of a way to disable the audio notification when connecting to computer?
[T-Mobile LG G2x] xile6:
I think disabling debug
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lilaliend:
Nope, does it either way.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] r4d14n7:
Settings - Applications - Development - USB debugging notify.

Turn it off.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lilaliend:
Perhaps a CM7 option? Don't have that option, running stock based TSUI right now. It's the same on other stock based roms I've too though
[T-Mobile LG G2x] Spitfire:
I'd like to disable this but don't see the option either. There's a debugging checkbox but nothing for notifications.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] lotherius:
You would have to change the audio file itself which is stored in one of the system files, I think either framework or system UI.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mjfadeawayperfct:
Hi everybody, would someone out there be able to extract the stock bootanimation.zip file from their UK XT910 and post it please? Thanks in advance.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] b.o.n.s:
Hi,

I've extracted the bootanimation from the EU RAZR from the '/system/media' folder.

Als the (american) DROID RAZR bootanimation

Attached are:

bootanimation_original.zip (rename it to bootanimation.zip)

bootanimation_droid.rar (extract it, because it also contains the audiofile)

Succes!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mjfadeawayperfct:
Good stuff, thanks a lot!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] jcutter347:
Do I just rename the current bootanimation.zip and droidhd.ogg?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] b.o.n.s:
the original bootanimation = bootanimation_original.zip rename if you gonna use it. rename it to 'bootanimation.zip'.

The audiofile (droidhd.ogg) is only needed for the driod bootanimation, not for the EU version.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] jcutter347:
Ok. thank you for your help.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] royalbloodvi:
anyway to make the audiod sound louder?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] b.o.n.s:
Just edit it with cool edit pro for example
[Motorola Droid RAZR] opensourcefan:
Hey fellas, anyway to turn up the volume on the droid boot sound, mine is sooo faint, can barely hear it.

EDIT: Disregard, found the other thread. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1345636
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pswin09:
Can you download that ogg file? If you got that ogg file, please share here for us. Thank... Cannot download from above link...