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[Android Apps and Games] giulianocecatto:
Cannot disable 3G and Wi-Fi

Hi, Ivano.

Congratulations for your idea. It's what I was looking for.

I'm on Motorola Defy and I noticed 3 issues.

First. Every time I click on the widget it opens the app.

Second. I marked 3 boxes on app ( 3G enable, Wi-fi enable and both disable ). When I'm switching between modes it only appears wi-fi enable and offline but even when offline shows it connects on 3G. I can't turn both 3G and Wi-fi off.

Third. This is not that important but I would like to see a more neutral icon (black, gray, white). And I think you could take off that "/" from the icon. It'll look better. :D

Can you solve it?

Thanks. :D
[Android Apps and Games] ivanot:
Hi Giuliano.

I've already been noticed about this issue but I was not been able to reproduce it. The biggest difficulty is that I can't test the widget with the emulator, I don't have many other devices.

Even in this case I should have the device to test; the problem with Android is that there are too many different customizations.

For the Icons I would have no problem to change and include different ones; the fact is that I'm a programmer, not a graphic designer; the icons that I have where produced for free by some other users.

If you, or someone else, are able to create better icons I would add them to the app; only keep in mind that I have three widgets, for a total of 12/15 icons.

Ciao

Ivano
[Android Apps and Games] le_avion:
How does "3G & WiFi enabled" behave? At work I use our guest WIFI which blocks certain servers/ports, for example Viber will not work. If I use this option, would it allow me to use the WIFI connection by default and only use 3G/4G by these apps that are blocked via WIFI?

Avi
[Android Apps and Games] ivanot:
Yes, they will be blocked. It works exactly when you enable wifi without disabling 3g/4g connection, they are used exclusively.
[Android Apps and Games] fedtho:
Hello Ivanot,

I'am a true fan of your widget. It's clever, looks rather nice; it could have replaced my other 3G on-off widget and my current wifi widget, as it does both their jobs...

What I miss is your widget displaying

the name of the wifi provider it has connected to

(it's a matter of habit, I just like to know I'm not on some stranger's network.)

I discovered that not a lot of the wifi on-off widgets available do that.

I've used one from ZDTools that was doing a perfectly good job until a few days ago, when it started to signal that it had unexpectedly stopped, even though wifi was still on and the widget displaying things correctly.

I don't like things that behave weird and uninstalled it.

So I went on a search for something to replace it and came across your creation.

If adding this feature is possible at all AND you have the time to do it, I'd love to learn about it!

Again, congratulations on a really nice job (I might just keep that smart little thing anyway ;) )

(By the way I'm on a Samsung Galaxy S3 with Jelly Bean and everything is working fine !)
[Android Apps and Games] ivanot:
Hi fedtho,

thanks for your appreciation.

Actually I'm quite busy in this period, so I will not implement this feature now, but I think it can be useful, if I understood well how it works:

- when switching to wifi you can narrow the possible networks to connect to

- when connected it displays somewhere the actual network name

Ciao

Ivano
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tvdang7:
roms ive used cm7 , virtuous quattro and andromadous.

Problem I've been having is the videos I've recorded recently in the past (pre ics roms) have never played back smoothly. The sound plays fine but the video is basically a slide show or a still image at times. The file is not corrupt because transferring the files to a computer ,the video is fine. Anyone know whats up.
[HTC Sensation] JonnyZaggi:
Is there a Facebook app like the Twitter app BOID??

With a clear and ICS-like look?
[Epic 4G Apps] xopher.hunter:
The best combat helicopter game I have played on android. Try it now it is only $0.99.

Sent from my CM9 Epic 4G
[Epic 4G Apps] GRK4G63:
Looks pretty slick! How's it run on your Epic? Any lag or skipped frames?
[Epic 4G Apps] Ceelos09:
Running it on stock CM9 (no OC) and its smooth as butter!
[Epic 4G Apps] xopher.hunter:
Been killing it on the online multiplayer today. My name on there is XOPHER if anyone is curious who keeps killing them lol.

Sent from my CM9 Epic 4G
[Epic 4G Apps] ac16313:
Thanks for the suggestion I've literally been waiting for a game like this to be released for android! Even a simple flight simulator would be awesome.

Sent from my SPH-D700
[Epic 4G Apps] xopher.hunter:
X plane 9?

Sent from my CM9 Epic 4G
[Epic 4G Apps] GRK4G63:
Alright, bro-bro, the gauntlet has been thrown down, I see :D

I'm on there as GRK4G63. We'll tear it up sometime!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dying_sun:
Hello, I've got a BIG problem. I've used LCD Density Changer on my ONDA TQ150 (Gingerbread 2.3.4) but I've chosen a wrong value and the phone shows a black screen after the bootscreen. I've tried with update.zip via recovery but even if I've signed the file with autosign I've got a sign error message. How can I repair this?

Thanks in advance. I attach both build.prop and update.zip files
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dansharpy:
What do you need the density set at?

EDIT: There are 2 update scripts in meta-inf/com/google/android. Try deleting update-script and leave updater-script (use 7-zip to open zip, navigate to folder and right click, delete update-script)

Then try and flash again, should work then. NOTE: current density is set to 120dpi on the build.prop in the update zip. If you need to change that let me know and ill upload another update zip for you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dying_sun:
Ok I'll try :-) I think I won' t try to change density again :-D

Thanks a lot.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dying_sun:
I've just tried, nothing to do :( I receive the same message (signature verification failed) but if I've already signed the update.

I use the android stock recovery because there aren't others tools for my phone (it's not a popular model because it's sold only in Italy, even if I think it's a rebrand).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dansharpy:
What do you need the density set to? Ill make an update zip for you.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dying_sun:
I don't want to change density for now, I want only to resume my phone :( so, 120 would be good (it's the default value)... thanks in advance :) but if I apply your zip I will not have the signing error?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dansharpy:
Hopefully the attached update zip should work. Let me know how it goes.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dying_sun:
Same error

E:signature verification failed

:(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dansharpy:
Ok i think its something to do with how stock recovery handles update zips. I found some info HERE I think the only way you can do it is to install a custom recovery. Google is your friend from now im afraid, ive reached the end of my expertise. Good Luck!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dying_sun:
Thanks for evertything... I cannot root again the phone because it doesn't boot so I think I'll ship it to the seller. Thanks again, I appreciated it so much.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dansharpy:
If its already rooted, do you still have the rom zip on your sd card? Could you not just reflash the rom? Or take the memory card out, put it in a card reader, plug into your computer, put rom on sd card, put back in phone, flash. That will revert dpi back to standard.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dying_sun:
No it's not rooted now, 'cause after this problem I've made a wipe data/cache hoping to resolve but without luck. So actually it's not rooted and I've not got a backup because the stock recovery doesn't permit this
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpaceCaker:
use adb pull system/build.prop

then u can edit it and

push

adb push (pullthe build prop here) system/
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dying_sun:
As I specified the phone refuses to boot so I cannot access ADB. But today I'll go to the seller and I see what can I do. I brought this 5 days ago.

By the way, for this price I think it's good, so if someone want to buy this phone can find it in two stores: www.marcopoloshop.it and http://www.expert-italia.it/

It's not too much fast (cpu @600 MHz) but he's got a full qwerty and Gingerbread for 69 euros! I use it as second phone. Not bad :)
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nsaia:
Anyone have any opinions on which is better? I'm an avid runner and cyclist and looking for a stereo bluetooth headset to get rid of the wire. Sweat resistance and sound quality are my biggest concerns.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wingmanjd:
I personally found the S10's to be extremely uncomfortable after only a few minutes. They were returned the next day.

I haven't tried the other model.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Semseddin:
I've owned S9, S9-HD and S10. Sound quality is so disappointing with the S10, get the S9-HD. It is the best.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ifalldownalot:
I bought the LG Tone Bluetooth earphones. I liked them because of the 10 hour battery charge and because of the small earphones.

I actually took them to the gym last night and they weren't bothersome while I was on the treadmill. they didn't fall out or anything. at the beginning, the base jumped around a little. but then I tucked them into my sweater and they stayed in place. they did get sweaty but I just cleaned them down with a sanitary wipe a couple of hours later when I got home. didn't notice anything today.

and just now I wore them for a couple of hours while I went out for a long walk at the beach.

answer call buttons, play/pause, volume up/down, forward/back buttons.

they're pretty inconspicuous when wearing something with a collar. the audio is good. like i said... 8-10 hours on a single charge. that itself was a big selling point for me.

I had originally wanted these Sony instead: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001GXR1P2/ref=cm_sw_r_an_am_ap_am_us?ie=UTF8 Sony Ericsson Bluetooth HBH-IS800 - Headset ( in-ear ear-bud ) - wireless... but they only hold a 3-4 charge. and they stick out from your ear more than regular in-ear earphones because I guess that's where the Bluetooth stuff is located. as well as the battery. and these lack any sort of buttons. I really like the simplicity of them but I passed.

and then I thought about going this route: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003DQ1DCM/ref=cm_sw_r_an_am_ap_am_us?ie=UTF8 Sony Ericsson Hi-Fi Bluetooth Stereo Headset with FM Radio... but i figured I'd still have to deal with the length of wire from the headphones you choose to plug in. but the good thing about these ones is that you can plug in some high quality headphones if you choose to.

and finally, if all you're going to use the earphones is for exercising... then you could go with these: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005FVNHBI/ref=cm_sw_r_an_am_ap_am_us?ie=UTF8 Jabra SPORT Bluetooth Stereo Headset - Black/Yellow... but then you can't use them for casual stuff without looking silly.

I didn't even consider those Motorola ones because they look silly to use say at work... and they look rigid.

I looked into a wide variety of available Bluetooth earphones. I chose the LG Tone for the reasons I stated. I like them. and I found them new on Craigslist for $40. :D
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] G-Man.:
What would you guys recommend for a cheap bluetooth headset capable of streaming music from my Atrix while at the gym? Doesn't have to be flashy or expensive or have insane sound quality.... just something reliable, that will work for a while and be somewhat resistant to drops etc...
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stewartsoda:
I've got the S10 headset. It's okay, seems pretty durable, and stays on snugly when running. I do get a little tired of wearing them after a couple of hours. And the sound is just mediocre without using some king of EQ app, like DSPManager or something.

They work pretty well for running, though. And casual listening at work. And conference calls.

I've had mine for 9 months or so.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guybanda:
I personally use the MW600 by sony ericsson which lets you actually use your own headphones - a big plus if you care about the sound, seeing almost any high quality headphones are better then the ones that are built into these usual bluetooth pieces.

also battery life is pretty damn good and it has a led screen which shows which song you are playing and also has control buttons and volume, its very lightweight and all-around a pretty good device.

i've also found this device very useful for a lot of other occasions, seeing as you can plug anything that has the right cable to it, like speakers and what not.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rickwood:
I've had the Moto S9 and S9HD. Sound quality of the S9HD is great. However, I'm on set #4 as sweat kills the control buttons if you sweat heavily. I've heard that the S10s are a little more sweat resistant, but still subject to the same mode of failure. Due to this, and the inferior sound quality of the S10s, I'd pass on them. If you don't sweat heavily, the S9HDs are a good choice.

Sent from my HTC EVO View 4G
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nsaia:
Thanks for all the responses. I've really learned a ton from the suggestions in this thread. The Motorola reviews here have matched what i've read on the web. S10 is more sweat resistant but sound quality is severely lacking. The other recommendations also suggest that they will not survive my situation (the humidity in NOLA is brutal year round). Still have not seen anyone with experience with the jaybird gear. The price is almost double compared to the other recommendations. Could that unit have the sound and build quality i'm looking for?

As much as I'd love to get rid of the wires, it seems like the better solution, for me anyway, may be wired earphones.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stewartsoda:
I will say my cheap Skullcandy earbuds sound better than the S10 headset I have. My only beef was that they would fall out while I was running.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cris123:
Sorry if this is a bit late but I have owned both the S9 and the S10. I've had no problems with sweat.

The biggest advantage of these over pretty much all of the alternatives is that you can wear them whilst running. Anything with a cable I found whipped about and the headphone type ones weren't secure enough for my liking.

S10 sound quality isn't great but can be improved by changing the ear buds for some of the larger items which come with the headset. Other than this I like the S10s and they are (otherwise) a step up from the S9s.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] d11dog11:
I used the jaybirds for a while and i found them far more comfortable than the motos. Quality was good as well.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pyro254750:
Ive had s9, s9-hd, s10, and jf3. s9 was a great headset, survived alot of beating, but quality was so-so. s9-hd had great quality, but lost it after about 6 months, presumably from sweat (I use my headset primarily when i am working around the yard, or riding a motorcycle in the summer, both of which cause me to sweat like a beast). S10 was far less comfortable than the S9 and 9-hd, seemed that the band was much stiffer and it pressed against my ears resulting in me only being able to wear them for about an hour pain free. Additionally, I never saw more than about 6 hours battery life out of any of the motorola products, which is problematic if you ride for 8-10 hours on a saturday trip. I picked up the JF3 in july of last year after the s10 bit the dust in an unfortunate encounter with a truck tire (oops). Sound quality is better than the 3 motorolas by a good bit, and i listen to them turned WAY up often, due to ambient noise from wind (motorcycle) or lawnmower. They also have much better noise canceling characteristics. It takes a bit to get the correct configuration worked out as they come with multiple size and styles of earbuds, however, once all is said and done, I can ride comfortably with them securely in my ears with interstate speed winds hitting me in the face, have plenty of volume and quality to go with it, and the battery life seems to be in the 10-12 hour range. So far no ill effects from perspiration, and ive put alot of sweat on them. Additionally, I had problems with bluetooth communication with the motorolas. I used to leave the phone in a saddlebag prior to having a handlebar mount, and with it behind me like that, the motorolas would often skip and cutout, the jf3 did not do this for the 1 month I had it in the saddlebag (I got a handlebar mount shortly after).

So far its the best bluetooth headset ive owned, and unless something changes drastically, ill run them till they wear out and buy another set just like em. The only downside i can come up with, is that like most bluetooth headsets, they dont fit well under a full face helmet, but that is a general problem with all that i have used, not just these.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rickwood:
I just received my Jaybird JF3 set today. I have to agree that the sound quality is a tad better than my Moto S9HD set. However, the Motos do have a little more bass than the Jaybirds. Haven't used the Jaybirds in the gym yet -- will try them tomorrow. I'm hoping that they withstand sweating better than the Motos. They have a lifetime warranty against sweat damage, so I'm hopeful that they'll last longer than my Motos, which seem to die from sweat exposure after 4-6 months of hard use at the gym.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kirpi:
rickwood, it's been a little more than a day. So what is your opinion now that you have had enough time to review the headphones? I am trying to find the best and least bothering bluetooth stereo headset there is for running. this seems to be the product to choose, and i look forward to your opinion.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rickwood:
I've been using the Jaybirds for a while now. I can attest that they are indeed sweat proof! This was my primary reason for buying them, so I'm happy. Sound quality and battery life have also been great for use at the gym. I can also lay on my back with them either on a gym bench or in bed without issue (can't do that with the Moto's due to the rigid back piece). Volume level is also acceptable, although the don't go quite as loud as my S9-HDs.

Now for the annoyances:

First, the bass on the S9-HDs is just better. I personally believe that this is due to the Jaybirds inability to seal in my ear properly. Even the largest set of ear pads on the Jaybirds is too small -- about half the size of the pads on the S9-HDs. I called Jaybird to see if they offered a larger set of ear pads, but they don't.

Second, the Jaybirds tend to want to fall out of my ears. This is due to the smaller ear pads, the weight all being concentrated right below the ears, and the fact that unlike the S9-HDs, they don't rely on compression to hold them in securely. I tried all three sets of the pads and the ear clips, but I still have some issues holding them in securely. They're not awful, but they're not as secure as the Moto's.

The controls on the Jaybirds are also not as good as the Moto's. I can advance to the next track just fine, but can't ever seem to get them to play the previous track when I want to. Volume controls work just fine.

Jaybird ships only a very short USB cable with the headphones. This is very annoying. I mean really, how much would it have cost to include a proper wall charger? The connector on the headphones is very small -- not sure if it's proprietary or not, but I think to rectify the situation you'll have to buy a longer cable from Jaybird if they offer one. I've just been using the supplied 1-ft cable and plugging into the USB port on my laptop, but this can be annoying.

I have not used them for calls, so I can't give you any meaningful feedback on that.

All in all I do like the Jaybirds. But if Motorola made a truly sweat proof set of the S9-HDs, they would be my first choice. I still wear my S9-HDs to the gym when I'm doing weights only. But if I'm doing cardio too, I use the Jaybirds.

One other annoyance with both sets (but this is phone related). On my Atrix, bluetooth range was fantastic. With my new Galaxy S III, range is much worse. :( Not a problem when running, but really annoying in the weight room if I walk behind a weight rack or machine and my phone is sitting on the other side and the music cuts out. Oh well. Sometimes I miss my Atrix (but my daughter is now enjoying it).
[Xoom General] big ach:
Hey all, feel free to add to this list:

Spiderman Total Mayhem

Nova 2

Captain America

Asphalt 6

Dungeon Hunter

Dungeon Hunter 3

Samurai Vengeance 2

Madden NFL 12

Frontline Commando

Gun Bothers

Guerrilla Bob

Angry Birds

Angry Birds Seasons

Angry Birds Rio

Angry Birds Space

Fruit Ninja

Dungeon Defenders Second Wave

DGunners spf

Trail 2 xtreme

Wind up knight

Blood and Glory

Grand Theft Auto 3

Heavy gunner (plays but VERY laggy)

Riptide

Backstab

9 mm

The Adventures of TinTin

Modern Combat 2: Black Pegasus

Modern Combat 3: Fallen Nation

Dead space

Mass Effect Infiltrator

Nova 3

NBA Jam (Looks and plays great - tons of fun this one!)

Order and Chaos Online

Max Payne

The Dark Knight Rises

Dead Trigger

C.H.A.O.S

Demolition Inc. HD

SimCity™ Deluxe

Trainz Driver

Megatroid

Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour (A bit laggy)

Predators

Batman Arkham Asylum Lockdown

Wild Blood

Plants vs. Zombies

Inertia

Angry Birds Star Wars
[Xoom General] mdcykkk9:
how well ChainFire 3D performs ? Did you have any problem install it ? Does Chainfire 3d , fix market and can you buy from it , nvidia optimized games ? I don't want to sideload pirates games, i want to support developers... I am not a huge fan off silly shallow tablet gameplay that most of the games give you. Currently the only games i play on my tablet are few old adventure games from lucasart with scummvm ... day of the tentacle , Sam and max and full throttle
[Xoom General] big ach:
To answer your questions...

how well ChainFire 3D performs ?

Very well in my experience, the games I played feel like they're optimized for my device, but I can't confirm that it will be this way for EVERY game

Did you have any problem install it ?

Nope, I didn't have any problems but as always proceed at your own risk.

Does Chainfire 3d , fix market and can you buy from it , nvidia optimized games ?

They say that the paid version of Chainfire 3D will fix the market and allow you to download Nvidia optimized games, I can't confirm because I only have the free version of Chainfire 3D

I don't want to sideload pirates games, i want to support developers

You don't have to sideload pirated games, if you have more than one device with different processers you can download legally and copy to your Xoom 2 or Xyboard

... I am not a huge fan off silly shallow tablet gameplay that most of the games give you. Currently the only games i play on my tablet are few old adventure games from lucasart with scummvm ... day of the tentacle , Sam and max and full throttle

How did you get Day of the Tentacle and Sam and Max, lol I want!

Obviously the games are nothing like my xbox lol but Modern Combat 3 is pretty awesome lol good for travel and when i'm away from my console.

Sent from my Motorola Droid Xyboard 10.1 with Verizon 4G LTE
[Xoom General] mdcykkk9:
How did you get Day of the Tentacle and Sam and Max, lol I want!

Search for scummvm in the market. Is the emulator that help you play lots of old adventures from various developers. I am a huge fun of those games and i have a huge collection with most adventures games released between 1985 - 2000 :o. Few of them are now free . You need original files of the games to load them in your tablet ... You can ''find'' most of abandonware games in the internet but if this legal or not is at least questionable

http://www.scummvm.org/compatibility/

Above is the list of compatible games with scummvm ...