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Home Builders app for your iPhone mobile

This amazing App Features 25 Easy-To-Use TIME-SAVING TOOLS

Remember the last time you started a construction project? Think about it for a few seconds. It was pretty darn. This amazing App Features TEN (10!) Easy-To-Use TIME-SAVING TOOLS frustrating having to run all of those calculations just to get an idea of the materials you needed, wasn’t it?

Hey, I understand completely. The same is true for me and my own projects. I remember the time I wanted to remodel a room in my basement. I would never have thought just throwing up some dry wall would require so many calculations. By the time I was done my BRAIN ACHED! That is when I decided to CREATE A SOLUTION not only for myself but FOR YOU too..

The app includes following calculators

Drywall calculator

Carpet calculator

Paint calculator

Floor & tiles calculator

Air conditioner calculator

Wall paper calculator

Concrete calculator

Brick calculator

Wall studs calculator (Android only**)

Conversion calculator (Android only**)

Configure (Switch between metric & standard units)
[Android Apps and Games] Barbados87:
very useful for me, thanks
[Android Apps and Games] 440techguy:
Sounds like a great idea just allot are out already

Great idea just that a lot of calculators like that exist so now you just have to think outside of the box and make it better.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] spottedtadpole:
I have busybox installed on my Nook Tablet and I noticed in the terminal (I installed a terminal app on the Nook so I can get a shell) that "rdate" is installed.

The date and time on my Nook are wrong and the only way I have found to change the time requires that I somehow get my time to UTC (it is not a choice on my device) and then use the adb command to change the system time. I do not know how to install adb but it appears to involve installing the Android SDK on a Windows computer and it seems a bit complicated to do this just to change the time on the Nook.

My Nook is rooted and I am able to install and use apps from Android Market.

So the question is: Can I simply use the rdate command (as root) to change the system time on the NT?

BTW I checked and ntpdate is NOT installed on the Nook. rdate would involve connecting to a time server to change the time to the time given by the server.

I also found a post on another forum where someone indicated that setting the time correctly will allow the Nook to be registered with B&N. Of course, I have patched the Nook so that the upgrade to 1.4.1 of the firmware will not happen.

thanks
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] grimzik:
You can install Clocksync app from Android Market. It's free, highly configurable and can do autoadjust clock if your device is rooted.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheManInYourSoup:
I HAVE done research on XDA and google about this but cannot find anything, so now i am proceeding to write my first post.

I have the YouVersion Bible app on my tf and it keeps acting up. Every time i try to play the audio bible it works while screen is on, however if i lock it (i have tried with lock screen on and off in the settings) or the screen turns off, the audio will continue for a few seconds and then cut on and off. This issue never corrects it self and does it EVERYTIME. The weird thing is that ALL my other audio apps (google music, pandora, etc.) work perfect. I am running Revolver 3.11.1 it had issues on the previous version too. Also, i know its not the app because i tested it on my phone and it works flawlesly.

Thanks to anyone who can help.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AzureusPT:
Does your phone run Android 3.x? If not, that test isn't worth a dime. The app itself can work flawlessly in Android 2.x, but that doesn't mean it can work the same on Honeycomb.

I would say the app might have a bug on honeycomb version, since there are many apps that work without problem on 2.x, but they present small bugs/glitches in 3.x

Probably you could check it with a logcat...
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheManInYourSoup:
I see what you mean, but the app itself worked on the tablet before i went to revolver. I have flashed the asus kernel from revolver parts to give me the orginal framework.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AzureusPT:
If the app worked with the stock ROM then its another story... If the audio fails with revolver and you want to help it, you could provide a logcat when it fails to the author so he can see if can be fixed in future releases.
[XPERIA X10 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] choubeyalin:
Just installed CMD 7.0 (2.3.5) on X10i liked it!!

but two **** happened!!

one m unable to resore my backed up contact via anythng (tried every possible app,apk) n i really need them bck!!

secondly somethread showed me that we can use Xrecovery fr that!

i tried doing the same...

i turnd off the device n turned on thn pressed bck hell lotta tyms bus nothing happng execpt the startup!

please help!

please!
[LG Revolution] erhlich123:
Megaupload and Multiupload are both down. Anyone have a new link to Gingervolt?
[LG Revolution] indyred99:
Gingervolt 1.3 follow ALL the instructions in the OP.

http://db.tt/FbMJdqkF

Posted by Beamer on the gingervolt post.
[HTC EVO 3D] trm96:
Almost a month ago I bought an HTC Evo 3D (My first android phone) and I want to root it but I have a few questions before I do so.

1. Do I have to back up everything on my phone before I actually root the phone? I know it's always a good idea to back up before doing things like this but I really want to know is in the process of rooting my phone will I lose everything (Contacts or anything that's not on my SD card)?

2. What ROM should I use keeping in mind I want to retain the 3d functionality of my phone? Alls I really want right now is a ROM without CIQ but still has HTC Sense3.0.

Please note I have researched this online and came across a few articles on how to actually do the rooting (here and here). I am thinking I don't want to use HTC's method of unlocking the bootloader.

My phone's info:

Carrier: Sprint

Phone: HTC Evo 3D (duh)

Hboot version: 1.5
[HTC EVO 3D] GrimReaper24:
Well if your Hboot 1.5 then your stuck with HTC dev method nothing you can do about it unless you wanna wait a year for another method.

I never backed any of my stuff up since after you root no point in it. If you wanna unroot you need to have the stock recovery zip which is easy also the stock PC86IMG.ZIP and fastboot oem lock and your unrooted :D

Not hard to do....
[HTC EVO 3D] bradbarton:
There is really no need to backup all of your stuff to root, as you will not lose anything. I recently rooted my 3d which is hboot 1.5 using the htc dev method, (which as said is the only method currently for hboot) and found it rather easy to follow. Although this doesnt give you the highly sought after "s-off" but it does give you complete root access to your phone, the ability to use apps that require root access and install custom roms/kernels Definitely install a custom recovery and go ahead and do a nandroid backup there, that will backup your entire phone. MAKE SURE you do that before flashing any custom roms/kernels.

As for suggesting a rom I can't really suggest one right now. I have only been researching/using evo3d roms for a few weeks now and to keep functionality the only way is to stay with a sense rom, as most aosp roms are not quite there in terms of wifi/4g/camera/3d capabilities etc. There are plenty of sense roms out there with removed bloatware, and custom themes. Just browse the appropriate development subtopic for your carrier and check out some of the threads listed, most of the devs will be there to answer any questions you may have. But just check a few out, and if you dont like them, no biggie just restore or move on to a different rom. happy rooting.
[HTC EVO 3D] sitlet:
If you are on hboot 1.5, the htcdev method WILL factory reset your phone, meaning you will lose everything. So only you can answer that question, if you dont want to backup your data, are you ok with losing everything?

As you are new here, you might not know that you don't have to flash a rom when rooting. You can just stay on the stock rom if you want to, and enjoy the benefits of being rooted while on the stock rom. But if you want to flash a rom without CIQ, most of the roms in the dev section already removed it, and the ones with sense 3.0 are labeled so in the titles. As to which one, well that's the beauty of rooting, there is no "best rom" for anyone. Just make a backup of your current rom, and flash a new one. If you dont like it, restore your backup.

Well there is no other way of rooting hboot 1.5.
[HTC EVO 3D] tailsthecat3:
Just do it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1239821

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1447839
[HTC EVO 3D] trm96:
Thank you

I want to thank all of you for your quick and meaningful responses!
[HTC EVO 3D] jsmitty90:
i'm not sure how to root on hboot 1.5(if thats what you have) or how to flash with it. but personally, i like using mikrunney v1.06 as my daily rom. everything functions correctly (except 4g i think) but that's not big deal.

and with backing up, everyone else answered that already
[HTC EVO 3D] trm96:
Thanks for the info, yes my hboot is indeed 1.5.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acidhax:
I have a Bell Mobility HD7 but it's stuck thinking it's a Telstra HD7 T9296 rather than a Bell HD7 T9295...

Because of this, I believe, I haven't received an update from Bell for the "disappearing keyboard" thing.

Any idea how I can make it a "fully bell" rom? Do I need to do the "GoldCard" method?
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luna_c666:
sounds like you are running a custom rom. Is the spl an hspl or original spl (the tricolor screen seen when booting with vol-and power at the same time)? It should say the SPL v1.x.x or whatever version of it is the ospl, meaning the rom is stock and can only be flashed with another stock (i.e. Signed) rom, although for this you shouldn't need gold card, any rom updater should be able to flash provided it is a signed rom you try to flash. You will need to find the rom that came with your device originally, and the rom update package, should be easily available here though. If your SPL screen says HSPL Cortulla then you have a custom spl and can flash any rom you like if it is compatible, i.e. custom roms. That is as much as i can help you there, all the info is in the q&a stickies :)

Good luck with the hd7, i found it a pain in my butt..lol

(just stay away from the schudiag.img utility!)
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] acidhax:
Yeah, it's actually a legitimate signed ROM. If I try to flash a BellMo RUU it fails. One of Ansar's ROMs changed my device id and whatnot. So strange.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] luna_c666:
For some reason, some ROMs flash over others better..when I half-bricked my HD7 into a USB host bootloop, the only ROM that would take it out was an O2 UK signed ROM, and the phone is TMOBUS all the way..once I got 02 to work, then it seemed the ROMs that were failing previously suddenly worked..strange, I didn't investigate to determine a cause or way of deciding which one goes on top of which- I just flashed with trial and error since my phone was already half-bricked and useless already

By the way did you try to install a HSPL via the DFT XSPL installer? I would try and see if it would install the HSPL then try to flash another signed (or custom) ROM on top, that should fix the problem..
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket SGH-I727] Kaaji1359:
I'm sure this is the wrong subreddit to post this in as it probably has no relevance to my Skyrocket, but maybe someone has had a similar problem? Or maybe can provide insight into a better forum for such a question.

Regardless, I recently moved over all of my apps, etc. to my Skyrocket from my Atrix. I setup FPSe just like on my Atrix, set the save states path and the bios.bin path, etc.

The games start up and play perfectly fine and even my previous saves show up, but every time I choose a save state FPSe just crashes and I'm back to my homescreen.

Any ideas?
[TouchPad General] L33t Masta:
https://twitter.com/protekkfzs/status/161313490169102338

Who is this guy? Is there any credibility to what he says?

https://twitter.com/protekkfzs/status/161310800777191424

Looks like he's going to be a **** about committing the changes though.
[TouchPad General] Divine_Madcat:
Pfff. Whine whine whine... If it was so easy, they all wouldn't be ripping dals kernel.. Talk about biting the hand that feeds you...
[TouchPad General] Smac7:
i dont know, but i hope this doesn't start some sort of developer war thats gonna slow progress. Seems like he might have figured it out though.
[TouchPad General] mike-y:
sounds like it's not ready (i.e. stable enough) for mass consumption. don't get your panties in a wad, it takes time to work these things out.
[TouchPad General] ProTekk:
It's legit. Ask around in AndIRC. They all have my last build.
[TouchPad General] ahoslc:
So

You think I could help beta test it?
[TouchPad General] sahhar1993:
Can you give us your build
[TouchPad General] Nburnes:
Totes.

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[TouchPad General] _Motoki_:
Oh geeze. Do we really need more drama again ala Team Touchdroid?

At this point it really doesn't matter to me who gets things working but it would be nice if people could cooperate and not get into mud slinging and that sort of thing.

Internet fame is a silly thing. At the end of the day no one knows who someone's handle really is in real life and they don't care, they just want a decently functioning ROM for their device.
[TouchPad General] L33t Masta:
So you have it but have no plans to share it? I don't follow.
[TouchPad General] ProTekk:
I have full intentions to share. Unfortunately, AOKP is not my baby. AOKP is @romanbb's project. I've discussed a release with him and he has told me not to as of yet and I understand why. The source is there, feel free to get it and compile it.
[TouchPad General] L33t Masta:
I have absolutely no idea what aokp is, but it's nice that you guys actually provided us with source so that we can do it ourselves if we want to. God willing I don't ever want to boot in to a Linux system so I might have a look around for a windows way of doing it.
[TouchPad General] sahhar1993:
Where is the source and whats ne on it
[TouchPad General] sahhar1993:
No way
[TouchPad General] L33t Masta:
Could you possibly elaborate?
[TouchPad General] havikx:
Leo needs to look at this asap and see if he can incorporate into his next release. Impressive work though. Good job on that. Providing it works.
[TouchPad General] sahhar1993:
I can make a flashable but whats interesting in this build
[TouchPad General] Smith7018:
Do you know where the source is located? I checked TeamKang's github, but it hasn't been updated in a day and seems to lack a tenderloin package. I'd love to have a look at what you guys have done, but my quick 5 minute search led me to your twitter (I vote yes on nightlies, btw) and TeamKang. Thanks for everything, man!
[TouchPad General] phonetec:
Hw acceleration......make the flashable please
[TouchPad General] ZedZardoz:
I for one am glad to see that progress is being made. If it take's the Devs time to co-ordinate a release, that's all good. Consider that the TouchPad has ICS, and in a state that is serviceable for many apps. When the HW accel is available, it will just make it sweeter.

Not bad for a $149/$99 tablet, IMHO.
[TouchPad General] [TSON]:
Android Open Kang Project. It's a rom, IIRC it's on all of the Nexus devices..
[TouchPad General] L33t Masta:
Someone should compile this bad boy so we can test it out. It's amazing how all these roms are popping up for the touchpad. Cyanogen, Xron and now this 3rd one. Amazing. We're actually going to have choices above and beyond just Cyanogen.
[TouchPad General] Adonis K.:
Honestly, what they should have done before they started making varieties of roms is to get touchpad stable. If they all worked as one to get the hardware full functional then everyone would be happy.
[TouchPad General] Smith7018:
Yeah, CM asked that people who were building their own CM9 should contribute to the project instead of creating a separate ROM. Though, to be fair, AOKP is based off of AOSP, Evervolv has their own base (which came before CM9) and I believe XRON based their ROM off of Evervolv. So, no one really forked CM9 yet.
[TouchPad General] L33t Masta:
Yea. I mean 3 different bases (evervolv and Xron are the same thing at this point AFAIK) means we might see someone find the issue and integrate it in to the actual released code before one of the others so we can see all of them benefit. But no CM9 forks as of yet.
[TouchPad General] joenathane:
According to Dalingrin this isn't hardware acceleration, it's just software OMX which we already have. This thread is much-ado about nothing.

https://twitter.com/#!/dalingrin/status/161507657390374913
[TouchPad General] L33t Masta:
Hey man. I was just going off of what that dude said. I mean he even posted in the thread here.
[TouchPad General] joenathane:
Look at the guys twitter feed

few examples...

Here he is talking crap about Cyanogenmod

https://twitter.com/#!/ProTekkFZS/status/160932789829640192

Here he is talking crap about Dalingrin/Verygreen/etc...

https://twitter.com/#!/ProTekkFZS/status/161315619436904450

I wouldn't take him seriously and would treat everything he says with a heavy dose of skepticism.

edit: reminds me of team Touchdroid, especially that kid that liked to pretend that he went to M.I.T. :)
[TouchPad General] L33t Masta:
Ah yes. JTrohmers or whatever his name was. I remember being the first to post that RHCP knowingly stole CM work and didn't credit them. Threw the logs up on Rootz.
[TouchPad General] sahhar1993:
where is the source
[TouchPad General] Lento10:
I think he is expressing his opinion from a dev perspective.

a open source project should be open to everyone. just my opinion

THe AOKP roms are very stable with a lot of features.
[TouchPad General] hdokes:
I have been using/testing this release from the beginning. Started with CM7, then XRON, then CM9 and was quite happy with those releases understanding their shortcomings but when asked to test this version I found it to be quite stable and usable. Further, work on this release is occurring at a rapid pace and subsequent updates have been rock solid. The screen is VERY smooth. Stay tuned folks... it's a great build.
[TouchPad General] tbob18:
I highly doubt he has OMX acceleration working. They have been having the same issues with the Evo 3D for quite a while, which has very similar hardware to the Touchpad.
[TouchPad General] dr_drache:
I highly doubt you understand what OMX is.

OMX is a two part thing, there is HW rendering and Software.

HW rendering works great. software hd codecs are what is all screwed up.(which actually, we have an idea, just hasn't made it to testing)

I also run this release as a tester and contributor.

It is by FAR smoother than CM.

Dalingrin is trying to discredit our work. he pulls the no CM source for CM7, that's cool, but if someone else does it, OMG we are just being assholes.

AOKP is not based off of CM9. it is NOT using his kernel.
[TouchPad General] tbob18:
You are correct. I do not fully understand what OMX is, as I am not an Android developer.

I appreciate all the work you guys are doing, not trying to discredit you. It just sounded like OMX was not working correctly as Netflix and Youtube HD were still having issues.
[TouchPad General] dr_drache:
sorry to come off harsh, but "we" didn't make this thread, and all "we" get is hating cause "we" are not on the CM IS DA BEST bandwagon. they copy/paste code more than anyone else.

but youtube HD/netflix are using software codecs that are hardware assisted. the hardware is there working fine. the software part doesn't love us. it's being worked on. as well as the camera. (ideas are floating for that too)
[TouchPad General] tbob18:
No worries, sorry for posting without fully understanding what is going on. CM has always been a bit more closed off.. That's CM for ya.

Good luck on getting it all working. I'd love to test it out, but I'm not sure how much help I'd be. :)
[TouchPad General] joenathane:
Yup, team Touchdroid all over again, lots of big talk and nothing to show, just a bunch of childish behavior.

The CyanogenMod team have proven themselves time and time again, that's why people trust them and associate that name with high quality.

Get back at me/the community when you actually have something to show instead of all this loud barking.
[TouchPad General] ProTekk:
lol...seriously...just gonna sit here and chuckle to myself. AOKP is available for both models of the GNexus. I have ported it to Incredible 2, Thunderbolt and Touchpad. It is being ported to other devices and tablets as well. Don't believe me? Look around. AOKP is legitimate and I don't have a douchebag reputation for nothing but I do put up when the time comes. At risk of being banned, I'll just sit here for now and laugh it up :)

---------- Post added at 02:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:35 PM ----------

Uploading a video right now for those who can't believe (or just don't want to believe) that I'm not bs'ing.

---------- Post added at 03:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:59 PM ----------

Enjoy https://twitter.com/#!/ProTekkFZS/status/161902900866584577
[TouchPad General] calash:
Not only do I now want this build....but I want to download Dungeon Defender :)
[TouchPad General] leftovermagic:
Ooooh, AOKP. It helped a lot when I found your website:

http://www.aokp.org/

:D
[TouchPad General] Smith7018:
Nice, it looks smooth and awesome! Though, a quick note on everything that has occurred in this thread; please, just work on this and don't deal with users. Not only are you spending time swatting away nay-sayers who don't really understand how development works, but it also isn't doing you guys any favors in terms of PR. Your team seems very competent and intelligent, but frequently responding to people with semi-condescending remarks, tweeting about CyanogenMod, mentioning XDA members in your video, and more only makes you seem childish. This is in no way an insult, just thought I'd mention how there will always be rude forum members but that doesn't mean you should respond to each individually :o

Also, thanks for the hard work, bro. It looks great so far!
[TouchPad General] _Motoki_:
You could upload a video of Jesus Christ coming down on a cloud saying that you are best developer ever and your ROM will make everyone rich and famous and I still wouldn't want any part of it with that attitude.

There is something to be said for behavior, politeness, humility and taking the higher ground.

Obnoxious, juvenile, arrogant posts aside, I also think developers and development teams gain a good reputation for longevity. I've seen lots think they are hot stuff and a number even released ROMs. Then they get bored and move on and you don't get updates.

I don't know all the ins and outs of the CM team and what goes on behind the scenes, but I know they've been around for a while and have been consistent with updates. I also trust they will continue to stick around when other developers find their lulz elsewhere.
[TouchPad General] calash:
Thread....making....head.......hurt....

All I want to add is my thanks for his work on this. Never saw any negative posts by Protekk in this thread so I am not sure where the anger is coming from.
[TouchPad General] hdokes:
What an asinine way to consider this. In the end... it's your loss. Everyone poo-pooed the idea that AOKP was legit without any facts to back it up. I'd be pissed too if what I had worked on was being critiqued in such a way. I have used AOKP and have been testing it on the touchpad from the get go... after having tried the others... AOKP is the one I will be sticking with.