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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mskip:
Very nice keep up the good work I much prefer the colourful icons than stock ones.

If possible can you make an alternate version which includes pauls search and both sides menu buttons like you did in your other thread as you already know that by installing this mod takes them back to the stock soft buttons (and I dont like them lol) :).

Mark.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
It's now uploaded, please give it a try, but maybe keep the old one on the phone just in case, if something goes wrong you would simply flash the old one back.

I didn't try this one because I don't like the search button nor options on both sides :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] watso4183:
I tried to modify your apk to include a circle battery icons. I decompile it, replace pngs and recompile then adb push the systemui.apk. When I restart shell, i have no Systemui at all (no soft keys or notification bar)...am I missing something here?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
I do not decompile, I Extract Apk and then Zip Apk.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] munkiii:
Where can i download the stock original icon version of this battery mod?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
I have no idea unfortunately. I took these icons from my collection of custom ROMs which I've been using on my previous phones. I usually take the icons I like and build a theme for myself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
Now messing with status bar... took this from one of the themes I used to use on my SGS2. Add this in for download or not?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seakins:
Can you please state which mod has the search and menu buttons add on and which one has the original layout?

These types of mods are the icing on the ICS! Great work! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
Added explanation to the first post.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seakins:
Thanks mate. And hell yes, would like that status bar add on but do you have it in blue? Not to be fussy ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
Found the blue one :D It's attached. But I won't be keeping this many versions, too many files to update, I will stick to red one ;) I'm trying to get away from all-blue, after all. For me, bluetooth icons are the only ones that meant to be blue :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rbs_uk:
Looks SO good! I want it :) "I have tested this only on THIS 06 Dec Ir5: MCR ROM." - is this official GN Google factory ROM ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
No, you can click on THIS link in my first post and it will link to the modified ROM page. I don't think it would work on stock ROM, I think you need deodexed ROM, but again, I can be wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
I didn't like the standard grey Gmail notification icon, so replaced it with this one:

I can post modified Gmail.apk if someone is interested. Will also add the icon to the list on first post.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seakins:
Always interested in a bit of colour, like yourself I also don't like the grey icons.

If you post up the apk in the 1st post is it just a case of flashing it over the battery / blue status bar without affecting them?

Also, KUDOS on the blue status bar! Looks awesome! I can see my phone being full of your add ons!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
Added modified Gmail.apk and instructions.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrvirginia:
you could make one yourself of the stock icon. though if you're using all images and no numbers (89, 88, 87, etc), you only need image changes in increments of 90, 85, 80, etc. and to modify the SystemUI.apk battery/battery charge xml to do this. this keeps you from making/duplicating battery images that aren't necessary. hope this makes sense. basically instead of 101 images you'd only have 21.

i'd started creating a rightful "CM7" varaint but ceased work on this when i realized i wasn't ready to use it on my phone yet. it's still too new for me to start tweaking things. but eventually i will jump into themes here just like the SGS2. i still have to finish my port over there with a few more additions before i say goodbye to that device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seakins:
Can I download the apk and move it to System/App folder via root explorer?

edit# Google is my friend
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
That's exactly what I do.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seakins:
You were right schriss. The red is much better. Way to much blue going on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rbs_uk:
Hi Schriss. Are you planning to write a more beginner friendly guide how to install your icons?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
Because of the Market promotion, I buy and install a lot of apps these days and didn't like that grey icon either.

Made one myself, so it's not the greatest, but I'll share anyway. If you have a better one, please share and I will replace if it looks better.

You need to move the attached Market app into /System/App folder and restart phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GSI:
Excellent job m8

Do you (or any other user) know whats the apk that has the usb image?

Tanks for your work I also hate the simple blue icons.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BFirebird101:
I thought phone already had 1% battery increments stock?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
I think it's: stat_sys_data_usb.png in Framework.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xL-GroupY:
can i use this with stock rom or do i need deodexed one?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] schriss:
I believe its for deodexed only.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] polar99:
Hello,

I have been reading many threads about rooting and sideloading and a bit confused.

I am assuming that rooting will void the warranty. Is this correct?.

Now if I sideload apps, could a software update remove the ability to sideload and remove any previous programs installed?.

Any other advantages to rooting other than having access to the full market?.

Thanks

Polar99.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Shaftakovich:
Additional Question about Android Market

I would like to piggyback on this thread as I too am considering rooting my Nook to gain access to the Android Market. However, I'm reluctant to take this step as it voids the warranty, and I would only be willing to do so if I'm guaranteed access to the market.

This is my first Android-based device, so I have no other access to the market. When I try to download apps from the market webpage right now (no root) it says: "There are no Android phones associated with this account. Please sign in with a different account." So, here's my question:

If I root my Nook and browse the market using the app, will it automatically detect that I have an android device and allow me to download apps, or will I still have to "link" a device to the account? If I would have to link a device, is there a way to link the rooted Nook, or do I need another, legitimate android-based device (phone, etc.) in order to create an account. Or, for a 3rd option, is there a workaround to the linking requirement?

Thank you in advance for the replies! And, to help the original poster despite my very noob-ish status on this forum, I believe that rooting DOES void the warranty.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] nookabee:
Noone here will give you a guarantee!

We can only provide empiric data, and so far that says you will most probably (pretty close to certainty) be able to access the Android Market if you root your device following the directions given.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Shaftakovich:
Thanks for the heads-up! I realize that nothing is a guarantee in this sort of situation, but I just want to make sure that I would *most likely* be able to access the market without access to some other android device.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] nookabee:
Indeed! I am a Mac user and followed the instructions in the Mac thread and it worked first time, without any major problems. First time I rooted (done it a couple of times because I have fiddled beyond my level of comprehension so I have needed a factory reset) it worked perfectly! It will root your tablet and give you access to Android Market.

Good luck and let us know how it works out for you! IF you run in to trouble you can always post, people here are generally friendly if your question is humble (as in "not demanding")
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Shaftakovich:
One More Question

For anyone that might know: should I wait until I get my SD card before rooting the Nook, or is it okay to do it without one installed? (Or maybe it makes no difference - I don't know :))
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] lifelesseyes:
I too would love to hear some opinions on root over simply sideloading. I've been sideloading and been pretty happy, and wondering the benefits of rooting beyond acess to market. I'm not the most techy guy, and sideloading is working pretty well.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] PlacidCat:
My dad has been side-loading on his Nook Tablet for a bit now. It wasn't difficult for him to get started when I directed him to the threads on xda. He installed the Amazon Market without issue and is enjoying purchasing apps and the benefits of the "Free App of the Day". He is using SlideMe instead of Google's official Android Market. He loves the ability to switch between the Nook's stock interface and his Go Launcher setup. He even has most of the Google Apps running (excluding the Market and a couple others).

All this without root.

What root gets you at this point is primarily the ability to tinker with system files and to get some items items working, such as the Google Market, that might not work otherwise. It will also allow you to do backups of all your apps using Titanium Backup or similar apps which is great. If, however, you can live without that, side-loading is a great way to avoid getting worried about "voiding your warranty".

That said, Indirect now has a one-click un-root on the market that will take your Nook Tablet back to stock and B&N will be none the wiser in the event you want to send yours back. ;)
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] ThyGizmo:
Double piggy-backing....

I have just rooted my Nook Tablet successfully, but not get the same message as you're getting...basically that I don't have any android device associated with my Google Account...

How can I associate the Nook Tablet to the Android Market????

Thanks!,

Gizmo
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Indirect:
It isn't on the market yet because we would have to remove the paypal donation link. :| Wondering what to do because of it. I don't want to force people to donate to me, but I don't want to be completely left without a viable way to have some kind of cash flow.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] PlacidCat:
Whoops, sorry about that! I thought I had read a post about it being available but I most likely mis-read it in my excitement. :)

In any case, un-root is possible and makes rooting simply a choice of whether or not you want to do some additional tinkering, not whether or not you are afraid of the B&N wolf.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] e.mote:
>It isn't on the market yet because we would have to remove the paypal donation link.

I wouldn't bother putting it on the Market. Peeps who know enough to root would already be here on XDA, and those who don't know, wouldn't have Market in the first place.

And not to dampen your enthusiasm.. while there may be enough in donations to get a small pizza, calling it a "cash flow" would be a bit optimistic. Your audience size is small, and their purse string is even smaller. Dean Gibson can probably tell you something about that. Just FYI.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] lifelesseyes:
I have a bit of a unique situation in that I work at B&N, who have no problem with employees rooting beyond the usual warranty void. Even with one-click unroot, my store woild know it was rooted, meaning to file a claim I'd most likely have to do it behind my store's back, and that sort of thing has a tendency to come back and bite you on the ass.

That said, is there an emulator on a rooted tab that would display the default NT ui?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] e.mote:
What software diags do B&N techs use to service NTs? Can you provide a copy?
[Android Apps and Games] servellia:
When I was on 4.0.1 I could read the rather large pdf files (20+ pages), with the onboard document viewer, which saved the last position of the document.

Unfortunatly, this Rom was also heavily lagging on my Nexus S, so I switched back to MIUI and now ... need a pdf reader with the same ability. Adobe Reader loses track of your reading progress, when closed - are there any apps out there you could recommend? would spend up to 5 Euros for this, IF I could also use it to read my ebooks.

Thanks in advance
[Android Apps and Games] devrruti:
Ezpdf reader, it even reads texts aloud. Install ivona voice too
[Gen8 General] devwithzachary:
This thread is for anyone that has any questions about using my guide to installing Ubuntu from here. Or if you have any features that you would like to request are added in the next build of the ubuntu images.

Once I have enough bugs fixed/new features I will release another image.

Also a side note, Ubuntu 12.04 will have much better arm support so once the first stable 'ish' release is available with this new support I will make a build for us to try!
[Gen8 General] jfmcbrayer:
Since mounting loopback filesystems doesn't seem to work on the stock ROM with Chulri's rw root, I plan on running this off of an ext3 formatted sdcard. It would be convenient for me, then, to have a .tar.gz of the Ubuntu filesystem, rather than the image that most people would use. On the other hand, I'm also considering using the Fedora-ARM images rather than Ubuntu, so don't weight my request too heavily :)
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] user8525:
I currently have a 3g Rogers Tab GT-P1000R. Currently running Froyo 2.2. I am wanting to update it to 2.3 Gingerbread Rogers rom but am wondering if there are any negatives. In the future I would like to update to some custom roms.

Does updating it lock the bootloader or is it already locked? Any way to easily check?

Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slimdizzy:
Check my honeycomb install thread for a APK for the bootloader check and unlock. The rest, well read read read.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andrew_Low:
No problem going from gingerbread to CM 7.1 beta from the forums here on my Rogers p1000r. If you search you'll find a thread with rooted 2.2 stock firmware for Rogers too.
[Galaxy Tab Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] droiduzr2:
I am on Rogers using the Team Overcome 4.0 ROM.

It works AWESOME!!!

Stock Roms are useless to me as they are bloated and slow plus your machine is locked down. I prefer the roms that are built on the stock rom platform as the core of the rom is stable and usually all the devices work just fine.
[HTC Desire S] devwithzachary:
This thread is for anyone that has any questions about using my guide to installing Ubuntu from here. Or if you have any features that you would like to request are added in the next build of the ubuntu images.

Once I have enough bugs fixed/new features I will release another image.

Also a side note, Ubuntu 12.04 will have much better arm support so once the first stable 'ish' release is available with this new support I will make a build for us to try!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] boby08:
Hi everybody,

First of all, I apologize for my bad English ^^

Then, as you can see from my title, I have some problem with my Flyer.... :(

I just update my HoneyComb mwakious Flying Rom (I was already on HoneyComb before) and I used it in the following morning and everthing worked, until the following afternoon.... so I was here to ask for help to you....
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] boby08:
Nobody can help me ? :(
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] cnewsgrp:
If I were you, I would follow instructions on following thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1358758

The install is using fastboot so it would work for you.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] globatron:
Your flyer is in QDL mode. There is no way to power it off short of opening the device and disconnecting the battery. Based on your description of how you got there it should be fine ok if you let the battery run down so that it powers off completely and then charge and power on again provided you had a working CWM installed. If that doesn't work you will have to send it in for repair.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] boby08:
I tried to disconnect the battery, charge flyer and put it on but it doesn't work... Is there any way to left QDL mode with a program or something else ? :crying:
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] redpoint73:
From what I understand, Qualcomm download mode means that everything is gone, including the ROM and Hboot. Without hboot, you can't recover from this. As globatron mentioned earlier (in December!) you need to send the phone for repair.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] renjithsuresh:
HTC Flyer can't enter recovery mode & USB cable is not detecting during unbrick

Dears please help!!!

I think, i have bricked my HTC Flyer (P510e / PG41100) when i was installing new ROM.. I am unable to enter recovery mode or any other booting mode.. The screen is flashing & vibrating some time with HTC's intro & comes with blank screen.. The orange colour (indicator for charging) is blinking always..

I have tried the steps as per the post http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=16190536#post16190536 . But, the USB cable is not connecting properly with PC. And in Command prompt, the ADB devices is not listing properly. It shows USB connection error when i run stock ROM. Tried in another PCs too. But, failed.

Also, the device is getting connected & disconnected continuously. (shows as a removable disc).. .The sae time, in the screen CWM's interface is coming & going.... Not stable. stays maximum 3 - 5 seconds...

Kindly request you to help me to come out from this problem..

Thanks in advance for your help...

Renjith.
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] sdpinsens:
run adb on pc and conect the device (with usb), then type: adb reboot recovery...u should on cwm recovery now...:good:
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] renjithsuresh:
sdpinsens thanks for your reply.. But, there is an error while processing adb reboot recovery.."error: device not found".. Could you please advise what has to be done next...
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] sdpinsens:
first: make sure htc sync is installed on ur pc, because it's need htc usb driver to define ur device....But the program itself has been known to cause conflicts. Make sure that HTC Sync is not running in the background by opening Task Manager in Windows and killing it if you find it lurking in there.

second: try to boot the phone into bootloader (power off, hold down volume and press power) and highlight FASTBOOT using the volume rocker and pressing power. Then connect the USB cable. You should see FASTBOOT USB....., then in pc adb type command: adb reboot recovery ....

if you still can't resolve the problem, try this command: type command:

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img --------> you can get recovery.img file from: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1775840

then

fastboot oem lock

and good luck!
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] renjithsuresh:
:good: Thanks.. CWM working perfectly. Tablet came back to life.. did the following steps..

adb reboot bootloader

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot erase cache

fastboot reboot

Thanks again for your support... :)
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] sdpinsens:
ur wellcome.....:highfive:
[HTC Flyer, EVO View 4G] renjithsuresh:
Thanks. It's working property. :)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] markimar:
I found this review to be rather interesting because it addresses some issues I found with the original transformer. This makes me think twice about getting the Prime or waiting till ICS comes out and some reviews are done with ICS! Seems the browser issue is still there even with quad core.

http://www.businessinsider.com/asus-eee-pad-transformer-prime-review-2011-11
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adiliyo:
the stock browser in HC has been a piece of crap from its inception. adding more cores can't make up for poor coding. however there are many other browser choices which should make this a nonissue until ICS is out and [hopefully] google gets off their ass and does some work in optimization.

that was really the only gripe i got from the review, that HC is a half assed OS, and i tend to agree, but it works well enough and the hardware on the prime is good enough to make it something i can deal with for a month or so until ICS is out.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] fraeone:
What's the best browser alternative?

I've spent some time w/ Dolphin HD & Opera Mobile on my Kindle Fire, and they're both OK, but not great.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doeboy711:
I use Miren on my phone and it works great, but I don't know if there is a tablet version
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Meanee:
I see nothing bad in this review other than reviewer's obvious dislike of Honeycomb.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] doeboy711:
That's what I got from it as well
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] skeptikal:
This review actually makes me want it more! This is a guy that didn't want to like it and was really impressed by it anyway. He just doesn't like HC. Most people don't at this point. If they loved it ICS wouldn't be such a hot topic.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mi7chy:
Almost feels like he was pressured to make up something negative so he doesn't sound biased one way or the other. Overall, it's positive and will be more so once ICS is available.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Bimboy:
Good, honest review, though he was looking for a 16gb Prime.. and we all know there's no such animal.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tdrussell:
It's a shame ASUS couldn't get this thing out with ICS on it.

Hopefully most places have the sense to do a re-review when ICS drops
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] htowngator:
I would bet it will be rather quick after release.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jleewong:
Really hope this thing can handle simple text input on a forum....
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] markimar:
Exactly! And the checkerboard display on webpages. I would have thought a quad core and more GPU channels would have fixed it. Those are my only gripes about the current transformer.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lancer3397:
if the only thing he can really complain about is the rubbish stock browser and slow text inputting, I'm not concerned.

plenty of 3rd party browsers out there. roll on release day!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] skeeter123:
At this rate, it might just ship with ICS...

Nicely BAMF'D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jleewong:
In my Tegra 2 devices it does not matter which browser you use, stock or dolphin mini, or any of the many others... I found it to be the same in every browser and even worst in browsers supporting multi tabs.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
This thread/link failed at it's title. That review was honest although he seemed to want to be biased. He compared it to ipad2 n even said the scrolling was faster. He said this the first tablet to make mobile gaming seem like a big deal. In other words he was saying this the best tablet he ever messed with. We all know the issues with honeycomb. B.s. Comments like I hope the prime can handle simple text inputs is stupid. My tegra2 Atrix phone handlesmthat just fine. As far as browsers go, it does make a difference using third party, ones. Even on iPad safari sux. I always use third party browsers no matter what device I'm using. Icab n atomic browser are the best on iPad. The best on android is dolphin browser HD and opera mobile. All that link to the review is make me anticipate the arrival of my tablet even more. No device is perfect all around. Especially the iPad n look how well it has done. The prime will be a great device all around and will set the bar very high for upcoming tablets.

People always try to find some b.s. Negative comment/ rumor to down something not even out yet. Plus the browsing in iPad/ipad2 is not all that fast anyways. All this comparing is b.s. Two different devices basically aimed at different audiences. iPad is for the noobs are people wanting simplicity with no thought processing or customizing. My iPad doesn't count, I hacked da he'll out of it ;) PRIME IS FOR XDA ;)
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adiliyo:
when i had my OG transformer, opera was the one that worked best for text input, with the tablet version of dolphin a close second.