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[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] r3loaded2010:
There's no real point in waiting for Kal-El+ if you ask me. This time next year, the Cortex A15 processors will drop by, bringing out-of-order execution and ARM's bigLITTLE technology (which uses low power A7 cores much like Nvidia's companion core, but a more sophisticated implementation). After that, processors based on the 64-bit ARMv8 will arrive (my guess is that Stark will be ARMv8, but it's just a guess).

New tech will arrive all the time. If you need a tablet now, buy it now.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adiliyo:
i think you should wait

until i get my prime, and then you can order one for yourself. ;)

but as with all tech, there's always something better on the horizon, you need to find something you like, and bite the bullet and enjoy it at some point, and so far the prime looks to be a great tablet.
[Droid X General] kennth16:
I see that it says in the developer threads that you can go in recovery and apply zip LIbertyxthemex.zip, but I can not find the zip. I have the paid toolbox.

Do I have to download the zip. I see other themes but not that zip. Thanks
[Droid X General] jaredd130:
If I'm correct, I think you need to have the paid version of the "customizer" app. Not the toolbox. The free customizer app comes pre loaded on the ROM but if you want to apply Liberty themes, you need the donate version which is on the Market. Again, dont hold me to it, but that is what I did in order to theme it.
[LG Optimus 2x] krumcake:
Does anybody know which line I have to change in build.prop to disable boot sound?
[LG Optimus 2x] PG101:
Can you not just delete the file (using a root explorer) from system/resources/customise or data/local... like in a general android rom?
[LG Optimus 2x] krumcake:
Which file? (Stock 20L)
[LG Optimus 2x] KillerbeeNL:
you can rename bootsounds in system/media/audio with rootexplorer (change poweroff.mp3 to poweroff.old) if you have rooted the phone (also works great with camera or video sound)

greetz
[LG Optimus 2x] krumcake:
This worked for boot sound, thanks! (Did not work for camera sounds though...)
[Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini] la_ostia:
Hi all.

I have a x10 from vodafone, but it was unlocked by IMEI code and installed a clean 2.1.

Well, i think it was free from origen (buyed by ebay) and i update it to a new one with 2.3 , change bootloader, ... well, i do it.

But when it start, my phone was locked by operator. I get the unlcok code, but not work.

Then i came back to a default 2.1

If i dont put any SIM, it works. If i put my SIM, no apps are displayed, no widgets, no... nothing.

I try to put 2.1 from vodafone (as original) and the same, without sim works all apps (phone dont, as normally) but if i put my SIM nothing happend.

Is any way to put my unlock code?

I'm 3 days without mobile :(

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Riko_Roma:
Hi Guys,

I hace a Android phone model H7300, china phone :-)... I want to know if is possible to change and mod the Android rom.

Is possible?

Thanks.

Federico.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gedx:
Hi,

I search the entire forum.. this is the only subject related to my questions.. The Development Forum do not have this heading.

My question.. is there any compatible ROM for HTC Hero H7300? I already try HTC Hero rom but it fail.. but the phone still work.. I just do not like the pre-install software inside it.. chinese software.. I cant read it :P

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bunta126:
Try this one I made:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1423489
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dkotoric:
Hey does anyone know if roam control works with the GS2. Any help would be appreciate it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cordell12:
works great with the 11115 prl, if your rooted of course.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dkotoric:
Ok i have PRL 60683 and I'm rooted, I have installed raom control 1.7 and how do I know if I'm roaming or not cause I still have my 3g icon there and nothing comes on saying that I'm roaming. I am rooted. Any help would be appreciated.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] n01un0:
I tried the same setup and used 1.7 but even though it said it was working, it wasn't. Someone then told me that the newer versions had this issue so I found a copy of 1.4 and now it really does work now.

Find an older copy and you will be good to go!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MrGreg:
Pirated versions of the app do not work (except for version 1.4 as you discovered). It's not an issue with the newer versions of the app. Unfortunately the app was pulled from the market, but I'm trying to get it reinstated.

Thanks,

Greg
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dkotoric:
alright thanks please let us know if its back on the market, for now I will try to find version 1.4 and see.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] dkotoric:
ok looks like version 1.4 is working but why can't I roam for any type of data even 1x is not working.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] gedster314:
RC seems a little flakey on my phone. But then switching between 2G and 3G manually on my phone seems a little flakey too. I'm running PRL 11115 and I get 3G roaming. Where I live I have horrible 3G, at nights and weekends I get less then 50Kbps down. I switch to roaming, my phone changes towers and I get 1.3 Mbps. After toggling roaming, I reboot and then I can get 3G roaming. If I don't reboot I will just the roaming triangle and I can make calls but no data. Not all roms show 1x when in 2G mode. Stock rom will always show 3G, don't know if it is setup to show the roaming triangle, but you should get the beeps from roam guard telling you are roaming. I guess Sprint took a page from ATT's and Apple's play book in regards to reporting signal.

I'm running RC from the market, 1.7.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] cordell12:
WoW, i didn't even realize its been pulled from the market. Anyway i paid so my version is 1.7 and it works great, i have to use it daily while at work. Sprint just doesn't reach all the areas i travel to and Verizon is there to lend a hand, lol.
[Motorola Photon 4G] themac79:
There's a new update for the Motorola Electrify that gives you 1080p video recording and prevents you from removing Motorola's bloatware and unroots the phone. If you have unlocked your bootloader you might want to skip it, but if the phone is just rooted it should install. I tried to update and I got the green android with a exclamation mark inside a triangle. I had to pull the battery and restore my back I made through CWM. If you just try and reboot it just tries to install the update again. You can root it again using the torpedo method, so I've read, I've not personally tried it.
[Motorola Photon 4G] cyiam40:
I was part of the trial update team and I can tell you that after the update I still had root. I lost root about two days after the update, not sure why...but then used the torpedo process again and rooted no problem. Have had no problems since.
[Motorola Photon 4G] IBMguy:
well apparently someone was able to re-unlock there bootloader after the 2.3.5 update on another forum, trying to get info.
[Motorola Photon 4G] radrian92:
Lucky bastards! :mad: wonder when we'll get it.
[Motorola Photon 4G] maguitodelrock:
Jocker is working on development thread
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
Motorola does big things for any carrier but Sprint, I'm surprised we even have this phone on Sprint. They LOVE Verizon, what do we get squat!

Why can't we have 1080p recording?

[rant]SCREW YOU MOTOROLA[/rant]
[Motorola Photon 4G] radrian92:
+1 bastards!
[Motorola Photon 4G] themac79:
I have my bootloader unlocked, that's why I believe mine messed up and had to restore from CWM. I'm on USCC and probably won't ever switch. We supposed to be getting ICS after the first of the year. I can't wait to try it!
[Motorola Photon 4G] jokersax11:
We do have 1080p but im going to pull the updated stuff from jokerstock-alpha and make update zips. 1080p will be one of the updates.
[Motorola Photon 4G] scoobdude:
Did this update also add the video chat feature though g chat?

Is there anything else new that got added? And does your led light work as advertised in the book?
[Motorola Photon 4G] aaronrkelly:
I had root via the one click method. After the update I had no root.

I tried the one click process again - no root.

I used the torpedo method and viola, root again.
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
Are you saying that you can give me 1080p HD Recording in a Bootstrap-flashable update.zip file?

*I hope that this is what you mean!!!* I will die on the floor right now if this is what you mean, and I will go on top of a mountain and scream "I LOVE JOKERSAX11 from the XDA Developer Forums on the Motorola Photon 4G Forums!!!"

EDIT: I will come back from the dead and then, I will go on top of a mountain and scream "I LOVE JOKERSAX11 from the XDA Developer Forums on the Motorola Photon 4G Forums!!!"
[Motorola Photon 4G] jokersax11:
Please dont. You could always grab the new camera and camera related files from 254. Use root explorer. You need to edit the build.prop. ill make something soon enough.
[Motorola Photon 4G] deedscreen:
I'm just kidding, lol, let me know know what you can whip up! Thanks a bunch!!!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ClarkusJay:
Does anyone know if there is actually a white t-989 available, and if so are OE parts available? I can do the parts change myself just don't know where to find them. Also not sure if the white face would be a diffuser or if its just an.insert of sorts... any help would be appreciated!

Sent from the AOL's Herc using XDA Premium App
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] goonx:
The white version isn't out yet and it'll probably take a few more weeks/months for the white housing to come along. there's a thread with "white galaxy" on the general forum. Ppl will probably post there when available
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] kachman:
does anyone Know where I can get a Rom for the HTC Shadow II (converse)

The phone is from T-mobile, but its got a lot of tmobile stuff on the phone that I dont need, and i want especially a cooked rom.

The tmobile rom wont allow some apps to connect to the internet, while others can.

Pls help

Regards
[Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other] Hakim Rahman:
try it you're looking for at http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=426
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] ElectroBeijing:
Okay, so I just switched over from Android to Yuki's Back to the Future WP7 ROM yesterday, and I love it. However, I have that issue with my end call button where sometimes the screen becomes unresponsive from pushing it too much. On Android, I got around it with button savior and the 'lock screen' MIUI toggle. I know I can get a replacement screen and not deal with this, but that's $90 [ I don't trust myself to do it with the parts], and I don't really want to pay that for a 2 year old phone. I tried using http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1114737 to remap the buttons, but it results in my HD2 stuck at "Go Go Go". Is there any way to remap the buttons for Mango? Or am I better off returning to Android? [ I don't really wanna use WP7 unless it's Mango]

Thank you for any help!

EDIT: By the way, I'm okay with switching over to another ROM, as long as it's Mango!
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] rubledub:
i COULD be mistaken, but i believe any of the hardware buttons (grrencall,home, back) will wake the phone and save youre connection from being mashed to death under the end call button.
[HD2 Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting an] ElectroBeijing:
Thank you for your answer, but I've since went back to Android. I still ended up having to use the end call button to turn off the screen, and that messed things up so I'm sticking with my virtual buttons on Android for now.
[HTC Desire S] Dilzz:
I done a quick search trough the xda app and I haven't found a proper answer...

So can sometime tell me what hboot is please? As yesterday I turned my phone S-off to root it and the revolutionary software changed my hboot... I was wondering what exactly is hboot and does it matter that its changed/what does this effect?

Thanks un advance for any responses :)
[HTC Desire S] SimonTS:
From http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=910865
[HTC Desire S] Rajdroid:
Thanks for the link..
[HTC Desire S] JCSantana:
thanks

thank you guys for all this info.. very useful indeed.:laugh:
[HTC Desire S] amidabuddha:
I understand you are climbing to your 10th post, but please press the thanks button of the post that you have found helpful as well :)
[HTC Desire S] arkhan11:
Hi there, these links may be useful :)

latest hboot for desire s

back to stock boot
[HTC Desire S] surya1313:
Thanks for that link. Been wondering what hboot is all about
[Xperia Play General] kingston951:
can someone of the developers make a converter.

IPA to APK converter, something like the PSXperia tool.
[Xperia Play General] DennisDroid:
Doesn't work, ipa is iPhone and apk is Android
[Xperia Play General] Rogue Leader:
Posts like this remind me of when Super Nintendo came out and all these parents were freaking out on the evening news that their kids would want it and it wasn't fair... and that they should make an "adapter" so that the old NES system could play the new games. LOL
[Xperia Play General] cantIntoCode:
This has got to be the stupidest question I have ever seen on XDA.
[Xperia Play General] mac_d4di:
Agreed :)
[Xperia Play General] Tikerz:
More so than this one?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1370549

:D
[Xperia Play General] DeadlyDazza:
I like IPA... But I also like APK.

But which one's better ?

.........

There's only one way to find out......
[Xperia Play General] Nhialor:
whats that? u have me wondering now...
[Xperia Play General] fma965:
Lmao

Swyped from my Xperia Play via Tapatalk
[Xperia Play General] Cl8rs:
Wow...

You guys need to calm down. It's just a question. You don't need to make him look like an idiot, you look like an idiot when calling him one. Just sayin.

Anyway, sorry, its not that easy. I wish it was that easy and often wondered the same thing at times.
[Xperia Play General] lyricalchaos:
Excpet the guy who ask the question your all idiota since devlopers are working on this just havent said whsts going on for a while it can be done just takes so much work
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
Developers are working on what? An .ipa to .apk converter? Lmfao Android uses java. Its not even the same language as the iPhone :rolleyes:
[Xperia Play General] akaiNe-iSolutions:
Rofl the other one is funnier lol can my xplay be 3d
[Xperia Play General] Rogue Leader:
Spoken by someone who has never written a program in his life.

The logistics of this requires human interaction. Android programs are written in a COMPLETELY different language than iOS programs. While both programming languages can produce the same results, and obviously use the same graphics data and stuff like that, a human programmer must make that conversion as how they get to that end result is completely different.

No developers are working on this. Its a waste of time.
[Xperia Play General] Logseman:
Question: if I remember properly, Android uses a virtual machine, called Dalvik, to run Java code. Could Dalvik actually run Objective C (iOS language) code somehow?
[Xperia Play General] bubblegumballoon:
programs that are coded in C run natively they dont run in a VM like android apps. Thats why its possible to use android apps on other platforms (providing they have the dalvik VM) like the blackberry playbook but you couldn't do that the other way around.
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
The Dalvik VM is just a Java VM right?
[Xperia Play General] Logseman:
I remember reading somewhere that it doesn't actually run Java code by itself...
[Xperia Play General] Rogue Leader:
No its not just a Java VM and actually works quite differently than a normal Java VM. A regular Java VM works almost like an Emulator within the device running it. The Dalvik VM actually takes the program and uses its own class libraries, it converts some of the java files when its compiled into its own format. This saves space and memory usage, due to the programs obviously needing to be run on devices with limited memory.

The Android SDK also has an ungodly huge amount of libraries within it as well withe specific code design to do basically anything.
[Xperia Play General] danny19901:
have an idea ask Google to try and create android to read IPA or other formats then android will be the best as developers will want to create games, apps and other things and make life easier for everyone as it will be like this in left hand iphone in right hand Samsung galaxy s2 really good android phone which will you pick me i would go for the Samsung as it's better as i have one but if it could run IPA. Iphone will probably unexistant just saying but it's best to ask google. for more easier methods to create games and apps just like ipa is really easy to create apps
[Xperia Play General] TheCraig:
So what your saying is you want google to develop native support for an iOS app? for starters Google would never agree to that, and even if they did, which they won't, apple would come down on them with a ton of bricks. :confused:
[Xperia Play General] psxpetey:
even if you did make a converter the apk wouldnt work and even if it could you wouldnt be able to control anything in the new apk with your android phone the filesystem in an ipa is totally different so it wont install and the coding is also different so you cant do this unless you rewrite each application by hand
[Xperia Play General] MilkyJoePD:
Instead of a converter, would it be possible to create software that can run them?

A phone can't run Java apps without Java, so could you not have a Java-like app that will run iPhone stuff?
[Xperia Play General] jonshipman:
Well iOS is owned by Apple, so any emulation would be against their EULA and effectively be illegal. iOS isn't open source.

Not to mention you'd be emulating the hardware of an iPhone/iPod touch as well and right now even though it might be feasible to run iPhone 1.0 software on the fastest androids, AFAIK no one's working on it.
[Xperia Play General] Rogue Leader:
To make an emulator you would need access to the source code. Unless you work for Apple that would be impossible to get and a trade secret of theirs. Also you would need a device that FAR outpowers the device its emulating. While yes there are some more powerful android phones out there now, if this was ever even possible, you are not playing Infinity Blade II on your Android phone..... maybe the calculator would work... and thats a big maybe.
[Xperia Play General] MilkyJoePD:
How do phones run Java then? I'm asking in an I-know-nothing way.
[Xperia Play General] MilkyJoePD:
Is Java an emulator?
[Xperia Play General] theclueless:
android apps runs on dalvik-vm, which is not an emulator
[Xperia Play General] MilkyJoePD:
What's the difference between the source code and the code that's on the phone?

Does a phone not have all the info needed to work?
[Xperia Play General] Rogue Leader:
theclueless is right. Android programs run off of a form of a virtual machine called a dalvik vm. Which is designed to run what is basically Java code. However you can't just take a Java program or game and copy it to your Android phone and run it. Without getting completely technical, Android basically handles things differently and dalvik works differently than a java virtual machine you would use on your pc. It runs some of the code natively, this allows for better memory management and lower use. (By run natively I mean like run directly on the system, as opposed to running in a Java VM which is kinda like playing with something within a sandbox).

The operating system on a phone is compiled and configured into the hardware. You couldn't just download the OS off the device and open some files and say "ohh this is how it works" because it is compiled into machine code that the chips understand. The source code is just as it sounds, it is the code for the operating system in its uncompiled form. An experienced programmer can look at it and logically see how everything works.

There are ways to decompile software, and in fact many people do this to Google apps, but I am unfamiliar with whether this has been done to iOS. Either way as I said the amount of work involved to then create something that would emulate iOS on an Android device, that would likely have a hard time running a Calculator, let alone something you would really want, is not worth it.
[Xperia Play General] theclueless:
i guess without going into technical mumbo jumbo:

android apps runs on vm; vm runs off native hardware

source codes is written using english language; to get the codes to run on android, it needs to be compiled using a specific compiler into machine codes (0 and 1) that the specific vm and hardware understands

in order to get iOS apps to run on android, it needs an emulator; emulator is a piece of software that emulates the hardware, then you slap the actual OS onto that emulated hardware (normally translate into 1/10 or 1/20 of the original processing power on a machine thats 10x more powerful, and that is accomplished with very knowledgeable understanding on the hardware architecture and extremely efficient coding)
[Xperia Play General] MilkyJoePD:
So Android is based on Java, therefore no need for emulation to run android/Java apps?

To run iPhone stuff you would need the source code and a powerful enough phone?

Sounds like too much work for so little gain.
[Xperia Play General] albanezi:
I heard there is a porting software where it will port Iphone games to work on Android, I am not sure how true this is though.
[Xperia Play General] Rogue Leader:
Exactly right

Its completely not true.
[Xperia Play General] AndroHero:
It's totally not true, just for starters, the iPhones GPU (PowerVR) uses a totally diffrent texture compression method to ours.
[Xperia Play General] billah420:
Sorry to disappoint you, but this is not at all a stupid question., There is actually a software available for windows pc called marmalade sdk, which allows you to port apple .ipa file to android .apk file.

U have seen the software online however I don't have the time to commit to it, otherwise I would of loved to convert marble madness.ipa in to android .apk.
[Xperia Play General] psxpetey:
How does marmalade work
[Xperia Play General] Rogue Leader:
Absolutely not, you are 100% wrong. You need to look into what Marmalade actually is before making an assertion like this. Marmalade SDK is a platform for designing apps that allows them to be made cross platform. Many of the big name developers use it to make their apps for both iOS and Android.

You cannot just take an .IPA app and make it into to an .APK with it. It doesn't work like that at all.
[Xperia Play General] Logseman:
A cross platform SDK is not a converter. You can develop your own stuff with the Marmalade SDK, which you can later compile to both an IPA or an APK, which are binary executable files. However, that you can compile the two different files doesn't mean that they can be converted into one another. And certainly you need the source code in order to be able to compile it onto a binary file, so you won't be able to run iPhone content in your Android phone.
[Xperia Play General] psxpetey:
Unity is the same thing as marmelade you can make an app for both systems but you have to code the app twice
[Xperia Play General] bhavei:
Just remembered Nokia Days "please create s Symbian to Java Converter!" worst idea youll ever see, think about the time how long it took to port Temple Run to Android, and upto now still NO english version for Final Fantasy 3 on android.
[Xperia Play General] Trygon:
Once again I'm reminded that people with '420' in their handle never have anything of value to say.
[Xperia Play General] savage24x:
Not possible. Two completely different languages.
[Xperia Play General] JerzeyLegend:
Marmalade is a platform in which to create cross platform games. It does not convert your .ipa into a .apk, it simply allows you to build an app, and it outputs the files needed for each operating system.