yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] neko95:
> looks great! tnx 4 sharing ;)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] ldeadmau5l:
thnx

thanx this theme is amazing :)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] ZonbekaUnlimited:
Excellent theme, looks great on ma phone! and is fast also ;)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] mDroidd:
This bored me more in 10 seconds than LunarUI in an era.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] thachtunganh:
This is better than Lunar Theme
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] cure25:
Lunar theme is cool but I don't like that colourfull line below statusbar and power bitten in statusbar

LewaOS M-6

Hit THANKS if u appreciate my work or suggestion
[Kindle Fire General] N4rbs:
How come flash doesn't work on any ICS roms?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] coldest73:
I have a lg fathom verzion phone it unlocked for at&t network data finally works with it but i can send a mms text but not receive it can somone please help me
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] Earl68754:
Yep, you can use some BT devices with the iPhone and they will play music, but the overall compatibility is quite bad on the iPhone. I own the Sony Ericsson MW600(which is great btw!). It works with the iPhone but it doesn't display the title and you can't ffw or rwd and also the call button doesn't work. BT on iPhone is more or less a matter of luck.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] andrew789:
It's probably a software error. Are you using Arcsoft?
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] fatclue:
I've unlocked a couple of VS750's before and to get MMS properly working you have to edit the server. Under menu>tools>MMS options>server, see if you have the edit greyed out. If not, go ahead and input your service providers MMS info (apn, proxy, mmsc, etc.). If it is greyed out you need a registry editor (CEReg edit for example) and unlock the registry. From memory, it goes like this:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Arcsoft\ArcSoft MMS UA\Config\mm1]

Under ServerEdit, change the DWORD value from "0" to "1" (No Quotes) and save. You should now be able to add your own MMS settings and set it as "default MMS"

Hope this helps.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tdogdaddy:
I need to turn on S-On on my mytouch bc im getting ready to send it in to T-Mobile and if they see that its off thatll void my warranty and itll be all bad so heres what ive done so far.. I just put it back to normal and im running PD15IMG(2.2.1) but it still says its off what do i need to do next in order for it to work ????? Someone help me plleeaaassseeee:)
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] invasion2:
Depends what method you used to root. Gfree - here. Just skip to the unroot part. Also -

SEARCH NEXT TIME.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] afinch1992:
I was wondering if anyone knows of a way to turn off the podcast sync process on Double Twist. I like the app for the ease of syncing, but i really don't have a need for podcast updating. I close the process every time I go to running processes, but it ends up coming back. I tried to turn off podcasts in double twist, but the process still shows up. I know its probably not a battery drainer, but processes start to add up.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] titans10:
Use Google Listen.
[Android Themes] sbryan12144:
DOWNLOAD (with all sizes in the zip. NOT FLASHABLE):

HERE
[Android Themes] sbryan12144:
SAVED.............................
[Android Themes] sbryan12144:
Also saved....................................
[Android Themes] brorex:
Look nice thanks!!!!
[Android Themes] kubson1999:
Other wallpaper pack is better

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9001
[Android Themes] sbryan12144:
Yeah I agree. I don't think the Endeavor is real 4.0. Kinda like how the HTC Bliss was. It was Sense 3.5, but different. Bliss was also the first to be leaked as well. So it seems HTC is making a pattern here.
[Android Themes] Pondera:
What other? And also the link is dead i think...
[Android Themes] egorain:
Can you give another link? The attached link don't work, thank you.
[Android Themes] technowizard17:
yea the link doesn't work. give another link please..
[Android Themes] ericv99:
You got another link. Can't get to the one posted.
[Android Themes] lotus22:
Would like a fixed link too.
[Android Themes] Klocek94:
Wallpapers are great but the link don't work
[Off-topic] gplock:
So ill put up 57.33 towards a bounty to get Android on Nokia E7.

If any one else wants to throw up money it would help the cause. I just want Android on a sick phone with a keyboard. BOUNTY FOR E7 ANDROID!
[Off-topic] gplock:
F. Y. I. Ill never get a cell phone without XDA having a forum for it. XDA ....... I like u a little bit more then a lot. :o|
[Off-topic] deliriousDroid:
Interesting number choice. I would have chosen a even 10$:p
[Off-topic] gplock:
That was all the change I had in the jar. Thanks ...

BOUNTY @ 57.33 for Android on E7
[Off-topic] gplock:
No body wants to get down?
[Off-topic] gplock:
157.33

Just got more moneys
[Off-topic] 063_XOBX:
ARM 11 processor at 680mhz

640x360 screen

256mb ROM

Doesn't feel worth the money to spend on getting android working on it since you can get a device with native android on it with better hardware for less (nice looking device though, couldn't believe it was almost two years old). Just my $.02.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raafaell:
I'm developing a ROM and am having some difficulties in editing some of the buttons, when I edit the OK / Cancel buttons I get it defected in the rom.

I am guessing that it could be because their indexed button, but I converted to RGB then back to indexed again, any suggestion? :confused:
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Papa Smurf151:
They r .9 files. Are u running draw9patch and then recompiling them. If not they will look very blurry.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raafaell:
thanks for the answer, i am using draw9patch now, and then just ctrl+s to save, should be fine right?
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Papa Smurf151:
U save them yes but then have to compile them. Google search xultimate-d9pc xda and go to site and get appropriate file. Then put into correct folders and click on the .exe file. Look in the done folder to find ur correct .9 files. U know how to use draw9patch correct? If not then search xda for my everything Android in evo development section. Dl files. It has the ultimate d9pc and instructions on how to use it plus how to use draw9patch. It just has a bunch of other stuff in there also.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Papa Smurf151:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1320891 check this thread out

And this one

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=944289
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Notorious:
i follow the intro to themeing thread :)
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raafaell:
Thanks a bunch
[Android General] Fasty12:
Given the way android is built is it technically possible to make android buttery smooth like ios? I read that article about that google engineer saying that it will never be, but several people disputed his points.
[Android General] Waddle:
From my experience, my gs2 is extremely smooth. If you want close to ios, you should try miui. They are the best roms for extreme smoothness.
[Android General] mcord11758:
Sure
[Android General] PVTD:
Thing is, iOS is a Operating system created for only 2 devices. The developers working on it have one focus only, making the iPhone and iPad work great.

Android instead has the power but to run on thousands of devices from any brand, any size, any CPU and other specifications.

Now knowing this, ask the question again:

Quote: is it technically possible to make android buttery smooth like ios?

No, but god bless you it's fast for it's great power. iOS might be 0.5ms faster or w/e people have tested, but you won't have such amazing results close to the Android, ever!

People say iOS is better and faster, I say that there phone looks just like 5 million other people's phone. Mine doesn't!

'nuff said :D
[Android General] sackynuts:
So the answer is no? Lolz
[Android General] kylew1212:
Actually one if the main things for apple is that the user interface is a real time priority where android is not. Android is a much better os.
[Android General] bambu85:
I'm using an LG Optimus One. I'll take a little delay here and there in the GUI over buying an otherwise expensive and over-rated iPhone.
[Android General] kylew1212:
Well its better. By not assigning a real time priority to the GUI it can load more efficiently
[Android General] Jufjufjuf:
I find MIUI as smooth as IOS. It most likely will depend on your device though.
[Android General] lowandbehold:
You have to give a little to get a little. To allow true multi-tasking (not available on the Iphone) you need to distribute the RAM differently. I for one would like to be able to multi task than to see a minimal difference in my FPS...
[Android General] Dirk:
I'd agree with that. MIUI is unbelievable!
[Android General] springsten:
What's the difference between Android's multitasking and IOS's multitasking?
[Android General] I Am Marino:
I'm led to believe and have been told iOS' multitasking isn't true multitasking, and more power is put into the interface.

Sent from my ADR6425LVW
[Android General] CrazyPeter:
My Android (Xperia Arc S) is already as smooth as iOS.

I use Go Launcher Ex, and it's not only as smooth as iOS, it looks WAY better, added to the fact that Android supports true multi-tasking in ALL applications, it's win/win for Android owners.
[Android General] mcord11758:
For example on an apple device if you type in a web address in the browser and you switch to another app while it is loading, when you come back to the browser it is where you left it. With android the web address you entered would have loaded. The process is not truely running in the background. So where as in android you can have multiple functions running at once with apple it is more like a placeholder.
[Android General] alex2792:
No, if you want smooth stick with iOS or WP7. Android has terrible performance, because it's Java based and speed has never been Java's strong suite.
[Android General] alex2792:
And your phone also randomly freezes,reboots and has more malware than those other 5 million.
[Android General] mcord11758:
Such a small portion of android devices behave this way I am not sure why you keep repeating it. I am on my flyer 3+ hours a day, never freezes, never reboots, and no issues with mallware.

This with a CPU clocked at 1600 (stock is 1500). Now my iPhone on the other hand has constant browser freezes, facebook crashes, and apps force closing. It struggles at times to get out of its own way, and it has like 15 apps installed. And battery since ios 5 is great as long as you do not use it at all. If I make 3 phone calls and send a couple emails it drops over 60% in an 8 hour work day
[Android General] Dirk:
People like to regurgitate FUD and misinformation! Good post LM, a very informative read!
[Android General] blackchides:
That's a fantastic post, Manhattan. Re: the last part. By focusing on "touch" like you said for iOS, does it result in any shortcomings in any other areas? If not, why doesn't Android do this?
[Android General] mistermentality:
Your still not posting facts then?

How about articles such as http://briefmobile.com/android-vs-ios-winner-of-faster-browser-speed-is that show android apps being faster than ios?

Dave
[Android General] LordManhattan:
If you're interested in a good read, then take a look at Google's software engineer Dianne Hackborn's post over at Google+, and while you're at it you can also read Andrew Munn's post. If you still want to read some more then take a look at Bob Lee's post here.
[Android General] mistermentality:
Will you ever, please, backup your claims? Neither mine nor my girlfriends or dads android device has ever ftoze or rebooted so if you had one that did it doesn't make it inherent to android.

Dave
[Android General] LordManhattan:
I think he means the UI performance, and not the apps in general.
[Android General] Jaytronics:
I am going to go out on a limb here and say that if Android/Google attempted to make it work this way. Apple would cry up a storm in court. But, I think another reason that they do not do this is because of instances like web browsing and so on. On my Xoom for instance. I will select a web site. Now, if it is a slow network DATA day, sites will not load fast. Now, I might want to look at some documents or use another app. If I leave the browser that is taking a long time to load up, I want it to continue while I am tasking another app. I dont want it to suspend the web app task for later use. I want to know that it was trudging away while I was trudging away on another app. Now I can not say for certain that is why Google did it this way. But, it stands to reason.

Just my 02¢.
[Android General] Jaytronics:
Also Manhattan, that was a great write up. Thank you. That should put a lid on any bickering about who is what, why, where and when. Though I am saddened to say it wont. Regardless I learned something new today. And that is extremely valuable to me. Peace.
[Android General] mazdarati2:
Apple needs more than a year to build the iOS ROM. phone companies with android spends alot less time to build a ROM. android user can root, and switch to other ROMs. and Apple like it to have iPhone users who use Android ;)
[Android General] alex2792:
Because Android wasn't designed to be a touch OS from the ground up like iOS. Look at early Android prototypes, they're BB clones. After Schmidt got wind of the iPhone he ran back to Rubin and Co. to copy iOS instead. Google actually did a pretty good job with polishing up a turd, but you can only do so much when it comes to fitting a square peg into a round hole.
[Android General] mistermentality:
You've confused me now as the posts linked to in this thread such as munns mention how web pages etc will not load on ios if your fingers on screen because its given priority.

Now if most ios apps are suspended and the web page in the web page example stops loading then surely this shows its not true multitasking on ios as if it was true multitasking that web page should continue loading.

With android services and apps stay in background, apps will be killed as needed but services less so as are given priority so as most apps in ios suspend but in android do run in background surely that shows ios multitasking is not as good, or is not true multitasking?

Dave
[Android General] mcord11758:
It is partial multitasking. Once again anyone with an ios device enter a web page and hit go then the home button. When you click browser again the webpage has not loaded yet no matter how long you waited before going back. The page will instantly continue loading but it certainly ceases to load when you leave the app
[Android General] LordManhattan:
That's correct. iOS doesn't have what we call "true multitasking". One of the reasons to why Apple didn't introduce "multitasking" in iOS from the start was battery consumption (so they say), so they went a different way. Most iOS users doesn't know and doesn't care how iOS' multitasking works. As long as they can open Angry Birds or Spotify and see that it still "runs" when they open it again, they're satified.
[Android General] mcord11758:
It is not that big of a deal most of the time, having an iPhone, which I hate. But there are some cases where it is terrible. Verizon's NFL app allows you to listen to any games radio broadcast away or home. A nice feature but here is the catch, since they did not write to correct permissions into their app and ios does not truely multitask once you exit the app and or the screen times out the feed stops. Only way to resume is to go back to the app. There are many apps that suffer from this in ios
[Android General] alex2792:
iOS allows certain services to operate in the background, but the app has to specifically request it. For example, you can listen to Pandora or get turn by turn directions while doing other stuff. It's actually a much better solution when it comes to battery life and system resources, because most apps don't really need to run I the background. There is no point in continuing to play HD video while you're using another app or talking on the phone etc.
[Android General] DaWongOne:
Some of you write these short posts with lame info. Manhatten actually wrote a good post. Not this childish bikkering.

Is its smoother, sure. My wife has an Iphone and it's smooth, cool apps and simple. It does freeze and lock up at times but it's a good simple phone.

I have an Samsung infuse. I love and hate it but still like it better than the simple phone. Is my phone smooth, at times no but with go-launcher ics set to smooth it is very smooth, I use bluetooth to exchange files and photo's with my laptops(for work) which is great. I haven't figured out how to do that on the iphone and mac for my wife.

Must be that square peg in the round hole thing. Lol

Peace
[Android General] mcord11758:
Battery life with ios 5 is an abortion. Not just my thoughts, plenty of threads in apple support about it
[Android General] mistermentality:
I understand that just to me if a web page can't load in background if your touching screen then it isn't proper multitasking but I get that for users it makes ui interaction snappier to do that as its not likely in reality someone would sit with finger on screen like that.

Dave
[Android General] mistermentality:
Ah, ok. I admit I think it has benefits how ios prioritises ui interaction such as screen touch.

Dave
[Android General] alex2792:
Lol, you don't have to be touching the screen in order to load a web page. As long as safari is running in the foreground it will load just fine.
[Android General] I Am Marino:
I don't ever see this excessive lag on Android devices, especially newer phones, yea its not as polished as iOS, but yet again, I rather see more power elsewhere than the GUI.

Sent from my ADR6425LVW
[Android General] qepaxhiu:
android on xperia play is preety smoth but sometimes is has some laggs
[Android General] smokedkill:
Yes it will be possible, but when it happens, we will see android in everything: tv, microwave, stove, washer and dryer, cars, etc. Android is more than just an operating system for phones. Phones are just where the movement began. Many of the technologies that you see in scifi shows and movies will be powered by android when they are developed. One day, android may even be in the clothes you wear, being able to sync up to your house when you walk in the door.

Sent from the Evil Empire
[Android General] Deztructi0n:
My Skyrocket might as well be called buttery smooth. Then again, I've been using a 1St generation IPhone for quite a while so this is lightyears ahead of what Im used too.
[Android General] alex2792:
I don't think I want Android in my clothing. Malware in my underwear doesn't sound very pleasing.
[Android General] spoonboy:
My Galaxy S (1) is the smoothest its ever been with ICS. There is no lag anymore, things happen when you click, simple as that. Hardware acceleration = Android 'lag' gone.

I used to use MIUI because of its speed over GB roms, but now it just seems so slow!

I pitted it against a G-Nex and SGSII both running ICS. Opening stock apps (text, dialler, launcher, browser) was EXACTLY the same on all three devices. I did it to prove a point to my brother, who owns the other 2 - I think it's fair to say he was surprised.

It's also worth noting that a SGSII running a Samsung based rom is about as smooth as GB can get on android.

Android is finally going in the right direction.... loving the Holo theme too.
[Android General] mistermentality:
I never said you had to. I said if it won't load because your touching the screen then its not proper multitasking.

Dave
[Android General] mistermentality:
Well iphone has had malware so best not get the ios clothing apple patented either lol

Dave
[Android General] philleonard:
I think that its possible for sure. I reckon its down to the lanuages they are programmed in. Whilst Java (Dalvik byte code to run in the Dalvik virtual machine on android devices), is a great, versitile language its often criticised for its inefficiency, as opposed programs in languages such as C and Objective C which the IOS software is programmed in. I don't see Android switching development platform any time soon, so i suppose its just a matter of hardware taking the weight.
[Android General] callme123111:
Look how android evolved all these years.. while iOS has same interface.. Even in its 5th generation.. which makes me believe that in coming years iOS has to play catch-up game with Android. (It started with iOS 5 - Notification System, and many more)
[Android General] King_Rat:
iOS is s-m-m-o-o-o-t-t-t-t-h-h-h-h-h....

so I'll use it to wipe my royal behind ^^ :p
[Android General] herrera05:
i really hope it does because the android phones are the future
[Android General] RolAr:
First of all, smoothness and speed is not really the same thing, although a smooth UI is usually interpreted as 'fast'. The big difference was hardware acceleration, but even with GPU support Android seems to be less smooth than IOS. Why this is the case is explained well in this post: https://plus.google.com/100838276097451809262/posts/VDkV9XaJRGS

It's a response to an Android engineer. To sum up: the big difference is that in IOS you're constantly looking at a bitmap that is animated in a high priority thread, whereas Android has a more parallel approach, even with hardware acceleration.
[Android General] SachinShekhar:
Project Butter is finally here..

Jelly Bean is really going to kick out iOS when it comes to smoothness!!!
[Android General] Cusa:
Only 0.1% of the devices have jb.
[Android General] gagdude:
But soon! Just wait! A few flagships will get JB but as more versions of Android are released, they will include project butter.

iOS is going DOWN !
[Android General] SachinShekhar:
The talk is about future. Right?
[Android General] mistermentality:
Yes, although as Jellybean has few users right now but is actually in use it therefore is technically not the future but the present :)

Dave

( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fiyawerx:
Sorry, thought checking that this was a question would put it in the q&a forum, this can be deleted.
[HTC Wildfire S] eoghan2t7:
Here's a test cm7 kernel I fixed a few bugs that smartass2 gave me so I will be posting the test kernels that I make here plus the nightly builds will be posted here to keep the cm7 thread spam free etc.

Credits: Alquez, Cyanogenmod, DrowningChild

NOTE: These kernels and nightlys are based on alquez sources he has gave me permission to make the nightlys while he is doing exams and keeping himself in his missus good books ;)

Nightlys:

Nightly's

Flash this kernel after flashing latest nightly for some reason it didnt go into the update.zip package

kernel.zip

For nightly change logs go here:

http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=liberty

If you wish to donate to keep me up on the coffee that would be very kind of you my donation link is here*

http://xdaforums.com/donatetome.php?u=3520901

*half of all donations will also be passed on to Alquez as well ;)
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[HTC Wildfire S] eoghan2t7:
Kernels

Kernel v1

http://juniorwebdevs.co.uk/wfs/kernel-test.zip

Kernel v2

http://juniorwebdevs.co.uk/wfs/kernelV2.zip

Kernel V3

http://www.box.com/s/49a792abb95591d63738
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[HTC Wildfire S] eoghan2t7:
Change Log

Kernel v2

change log:

Added Govenors

+Brazilianwaz

+MinMax

+Scary

+Smoothass

+SavagedZen

+InteractiveX

+Powersave

Updated Govenors

SmartassV2

Added Schedulers

+VR

+Simple i/o

Kernel v3

Added Govenors

+Lazy

+Intellidemand

+Lionheart

+Lulzactive

Updated Scheduler

BFQ v2-rc1
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[HTC Wildfire S] junxracr:
Thx just what I needed. I'll test the kernel and keep you updated on how it goes :)

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