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[Android Apps and Games] TheOneBD:
Rescue Ship v2.06

Requirements:

Android 2.0.1+

Overview:

Fly by the rocket ship, collect and transport astronauts on base.

Rescue Ship it is fascinating game where you should fly by the rocket ship and transport astronaut on base. You receive some number of points For each transported astronaut. Avoid collisions with obstacles, collect bonuses. Don't forget to fill with fuel and to repair the ship. On the ship force of gravitation of a planet operates, be attentive at landing and don't exceed as much as possible admissible speed of decrease. At any collision with obstacles or at rough landing your ship receives damages up to final fracture.

Try to get as many points in each mission.

In the current version 100 missions are accessible.

More Info:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leonidshkatulo.rescueship&hl=en

Download Instructions:

http://ul.to/2smnf6oy

Mirror:

http://extabit.com/file/27b5sh18onuns
[Android Apps and Games] Leonid64:
A new version of the game.

Download here:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leonidshkatulo.rescueship&feature=more_from_developer&hl=en

V2.08

Optimized layout of levels

Increased strength of the ship.

Improved management of the ship.
[Android Apps and Games] Leonid64:
He played 60 missions. Very interesting game. Requires a good reaction. Recommend.
[Android Apps and Games] Leonid64:
If you are interested. The game was ported to iPhone. The game is free.
[Android Apps and Games] apprising:
I was playing iOS version. Works good! But controls with accelerometer is very sensitive. Is there any way to change sensivity of the controls?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spinner_w:
hey guys

so i droped my phone and now it shows sony logo then a white screen

i tried doing a update and same thing

do you think the lcd cable came lose?

or did i break something
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] romcio47:
I don't think LCD cable is loose because you clearly said that first it shows SONY logo so displaying is fine

I think you did some damage inside the phone
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spinner_w:
but some times the screen comes on
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netizenmt:
I think it's going to need to be sent in for repairs. Hopefully it's still under warranty or you have insurance, and it's not rooted or customized.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Accessories] stang393:
I've found a few extended batteries on Amazon for the Note, but they all say "NOT FOR AT&T" Note.

any Ideas?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] k1ng617:
I know this has been rumored before, but here it is straight from the horse's mouth.

http://blog.t-mobile.com/2012/03/13/t-mobile-expands-4g-network-to-new-cities/

Snippet here:

We are also going to make more effective use of the spectrum we already have by refarming a portion of our 1900 MHz PCS spectrum to support HSPA+ services, which frees up additional AWS spectrum for LTE

If I am not mistaken that would also make our Galaxy Notes compatible as well! Which would make me very...:D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] nightfox11:
damm

that would be Great! :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Spartoi:
Tmo USA's 1900mhz band is for 2G. So all they are saying is that they will use some of their 2G spectrum to expand their HSPA+ (1700mhz) and LTE (700mhz) network.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] k1ng617:
Taken from the article...

"Will refarming make your network compatible with the iPhone? And will you stop offering 2G services? A nice side benefit of the refarming effort is that our 4G network will be compatible with a broader range of devices, including the iPhone."
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] adelmundo:
That would be a great way for TMo to steal some customers from AT&T and add to their user base when the AT&T users bring their own device (BYOD), since their plan prices are better.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] k1ng617:
Yah, and at least in my area T-Mobile has better reception & faster data speeds. So, I will jump over as soon as this becomes a reality. *fingers crossed*
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] naddie:
This alone will bring Tmobile to 3rd. If they also market themselves as a carrier that isn't afraid of being a dumb pipe, they will foster despite not having any hero phones of their own.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] 5318008:
Here's a new post over on the T-Mobile forums.

http://support.t-mobile.com/thread/21487?start=30&tstart=0
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Newfie:
I have an Android phone and am not a fan of having to go to the Marketplace to download software.

Is there a Windows marketplace equivalent of the andriod App Planet?

I'm considering purchasing a Windows phone.

Thanks,

Craig
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] firthy:
Are you asking if theres a site that will give you access to all the paid apps for free?

If so, NO THERE ISN'T, open your wallet and help the devs, or stick to the free apps in the marketplace.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Newfie:
No, I wasn't asking for free stolen apps

I know that independent developers need to be supported.

I just hate the fact that I have to go to one central place for purchasing that's all.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ttblondey:
So far there's no such a place unless you try and Google it whether it's Android or Wp7 or IOS
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tyeabc:
So what your saying is that you'd rather purchase from multiple places rather than 1?
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
Let's see...

There's the Marketplace website.

There's the Marketplace hub on the phone.

* There are a couple of ways to get to it, too.

There's the bing search feature on the phone, which can find Marketplace apps.

There's the Marketplace on the Zune software.

If that's not enough options for you, then I'm going to have a reallllly hard time buying the argument that the special feature you're looking for isn't "let me get the apps without paying". Asking for help with pirating stuff is strictly against the XDA-Devs rules. If you're honestly not looking for that, what *are* you looking for?
[Android Apps and Games] TheOneBD:
Planet Attack Runner v1.05

Requirements:

Android 2.1+

Overview:

Planet Attack Runner, Robot Warrior

[break]

Planet Attack Runner, a charming jumping game, let you jump over and destroyed war machine.

How to play:

Tap left screen to let Planet Runner jump.

Tap right screen to attack.

You must jump over machines fast and carefully.

Long-distance jumping and continuous jumping would be a challenge.

High Score: Collect more plants and flowers, use less number of life.

High Rating: One-time clearance per level.

If you finished 9 level easily, try hard difficulty!

(easy|normal|hard)

In a war-damaged planet, people have been evacuated, all creatures have disappeared. But this planet has not lost the last hope, a brave robot still stay in the ruins, he tried his best to collect the last lives in ruins, hoping to help people rebuild their homes one day.

However, the legacy of the war machine is still active on planet, these bloodthirsty machines made endless destruction, little robot warrior must desperately running jump to avoid these terrible mechanical garbage.

Robot Warrior is the last hope for this planet, he is Planet Attack Runner!!!

Have fun!

More Info:

http://www.appbrain.com/app/planet-attack-runner/com.attack.game.planet

Download Instructions:

http://ul.to/sv489ez6

Mirror:

http://extabit.com/file/27b5sh14eh59k
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MetalMadness:
So I had a rooted SGS2 using the odin flash, and everything went well. Now, I want ice cream sandwich, but kies won't let me. Is it because I am rooted?

When I plug in my phone, I get "Your device does not support software upgrading via Kies" (Bell i1900)

So I "flashed stock firmware" (atleast I think I did, I don't have a yellow triangle anymore, but I still have a superuser app, and a CWM app). And I am still getting that error.

A couple questions.

1. How do I get rid of the error?

2. How do I know if I am completely on stock firmware?

3. Is it maybe because ICS is not out for bell?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MetalMadness:
^^bumping^^
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ska11eR:
If you have this error it's mean that your combination of ROM, kernel and Csc doesn't support by Kies. You may try to change you region. Maybe it's help you.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rcharles:
I have a stock unrooted SGS2 that I got new from sprint 2 weeks ago and get the upgrade error with KIES. Would be nice to be able to get rid of the error.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MetalMadness:
how do i do that? is it with the *272 kiem# or something, because it won't work for me
[HTC Sensation] viroscope:
Justg think this is the cause of contacts not feeding the phone number to messaging when you use contacts to send a text

http://viroscope.tumblr.com/post/19249354283
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] MyxaTa:
Hello i just bought HTC Droid Incredibles 2 and unlock it with unlock code from ebay, but when i try to update it nothing happened. On Software update -> Status the source is Verizon Wireless. Now my Android version is 2.2.1, Baseband version 20.23W.30.0830U_0.99.01.0225_2.

What is the best root for my Android, because i don't like this Verizon software ?

I'm using the phone in Bulgaria.

Thank you in advance
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jeremytn86:
Search for alpharevx you got lucky man, it being 2.2, its fairly easy just need to hook it to a PC. I recommend liquid 3.2 or condemned v1.4 rom if you don't like the sense UI, both work well.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] MyxaTa:
I try to find it but i can't. Can you give me link, sorry
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] valorian13:
Read this link.

http://androidforums.com/incredible-2-all-things-root/396098-how-root-gingerbread-2-3-3-a.html
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] MyxaTa:
Now when i'm trying to install revolution i get "FAILED - Go have some Lemonade" and Windows error USB not recognized, do you know how to fix this error ? I am using HTCDriver3.0.0.007.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] lt thistle:
So you have USB debugging turned on, and the phone in charge only mode
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] MyxaTa:
Yes, i didn't make a factory reset only, should i do it ?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] anubis2k3:
What bootloader does your new droid have?

In case you don't know how to find out, power down device, then once off hold down volume down and press and hold power button also to load into the bootloader.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jeremytn86:
If he has 2.2 it should be 97.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] MyxaTa:
I have HTC Droid INcredible 2

Model Number: ADR6350

Android version: 2.2.1

Software version: 1.34.605.4

What is the best root for my device ?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] anubis2k3:
The one previously linked should work but if it doesn't your missing a step. Trust me, I was missing steps on rooting my second device and it was failing as a result. Make sure you follow the instructions to the T!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] MyxaTa:
I red them more then 10 times but nothing. I talk with Revolutionary support and they told me that my HTC is not Gingerbread. That's why i'm getting this error.

Supported Devices

Revolutionary currently supports the following Android phones and HBOOT versions:

HTC Desire (bravo) 0.93.0001, 1.02.0001

HTC Desire CDMA (bravoc) 1.06.0000

HTC Wildfire (buzz) 1.01.0001

HTC Aria (liberty) 1.02.0000

HTC Incredible S (vivo) 1.09.0000 and 1.13.0000

HTC Droid Incredible 2 (vivow) 0.97.0000 (Gingerbread only!)

HTC Desire S (saga) 0.98.0000 and 0.98.0002

HTC View (express) 1.09.0000 and 1.13.0000

HTC Flyer (flyer) 1.10.0000, 1.11.0003

HTC Sensation (pyramid) 1.17.0006, .0008, .0011 and .0012, 1.18.0000

HTC Evo 3D (shooter) 1.30.0000 and 1.40.0000

HTC EVO 3D GSM (shooteru) 1.49.0007, 1.49.0008

HTC Thunderbolt (mecha) 1.04.0000, 1.05.0000

HTC EVO 4G (supersonic) 2.15.0001, 2.16.0001

HTC myTouch Slide 4G (doubleshot) 1.44.0007

Is it true ?
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jeremytn86:
When I used it I was on froyo and it worked, but they may have changed it. If you do have to upgrade to a gingerbread whatever you do, don't take an official over the air update cause that will put you on 2.4 or 2.34 gingerbread whatever it is, and it wl upgrade your boot loader to .98, which is def not available for this method to gain s off. I can't remember what gingerbread version if any came with the .97 bootloader., but you need to find the ruu for it and use that to upgrade so you can keep the .97 boot loader. It should be under the development section, it may say leak or something like that, its been long since I seen it you will just have to search
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] disconnecktie:
Hboot. 97 came with phones that shipped gingerbread 2.3.3. The alpharev method works for that hboot. Phones with 2.3.4 are shipped with hboot .98 which means the boot has to be downgraded in order to gain root.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] exitprogram:
Not sure what these numbers and letters mean....

Mine sais EL29, so i only flashed the ROM (Blazer ROM 4.0) that had all the same information as my phone displayed under "About Phone"....

This page http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=716 has a list of ROMs, a few of which i would like to use. Specifically the new ICS leaks (Hurry up SPRINT, release the ICS ALREADY!!)...

My question is... is the "EL29" "EH17" "SRF12" and all those others the firmware versions? Modem Versions? What are these? If a ROM specifies this information anywhere, will i have to upgrade or downgrade to the appropriate files (Or firmware) before flashing the ROM? I have no idea what these are or what they mean.

From what i've read and picked up, i know that some of these things will have to be done through ODIN and I think I read that some other things can be done through CWM, like flashing the ROM itself.

I just need a little more information on how flash ROMs properly concerning what needs to be done BEFORE I flash a new one... No one wants a Samsung PaperWeight.

Things I already know:

1.) Must install a ROM compatible with your phone (DUH)

2.) Sometimes you gotta use ODIN (Is this only for root? Or do you use this to upgrade/downgrade modem firmware or something, too ?)

Also, what other file exensions should I be familiar with and what do they do? I just want to be able to modify my phone with no problems and a collection of links and bookmarks for me to pull it off. I'm not trying to be a programmer (yet =)

Any links specific to my questions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kingdazy:
Most of this could be answered with a little reading, frankly. Many of the stickies explain most of this.

I would start by watching some of QBKING77s YouTube videos, they will explain Everything.

There should be a link in my sig to get yourself started with an easy one click root, but read, read, and then read some more before doing anything.

A link to a post I answered similarly previous :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23413749

Sent from my calculator watch.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RainMotorsports:
Date the firmware was built that simple. EL29 was the most recent gingerbread build. FC13 build which btw was todayish is the latest ics leak.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Compusmurf:
In simplest terms:

EL29

E is the year. E was 2011, F is 2012, etc.

L is the month. A=Jan, B=Feb, C=Mar, ... L = Dec

29 Well, given the rest of the pattern, is the compile date. In this example, 29 is the 29th day of December, 2011.

And as the other poster says, this info is out there if you spent a bit of time searching for it.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Henri Blanche:
I want to see a custom ROM based on the SRF12 leak.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] exitprogram:
Thanks. Thats what i was looking for. Never would had guessed what the E's and L's stood for.

I have read on this, trust me. Including the links that kingdazy provided. Although i will watch that youtube video to see what i can learn from it.

As i've said i've already root my Samsung E4G Touch flawlessly and i'm loving it, i was just wanting clarification on things.

My main question is.... If it has a different build, for instance mine is EL29, i would have to somehow get FC13 firmware on to my Samsung E4GT to flash any ICS ROM on to it, right? Either that, or whatever other firmware version the ROM instructions specify, i'm guessing.

I think the firmware is done using ODIN, right? I know i just used ODIN to flash an already rooted EL29 image..

But is CWM only used to install files from zips such as ROMs or stuff like Gapps?

Or does it depend entirely on the developers instructions? I know some dev leave out some instructions such as "use ODIN" or "use CWM" so when they do, i'm assuming i can use either or?

I DO see that they tend to tell you what NOT to use.. Like this one for CM9

"Using ODIN (link) flash to StockCWM EL26. Flashing CM9 from another recovery, such as Rogue, MAY BRICK YOUR PHONE. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED"

Needed clarification as to whether or not i've been understanding what i've been reading. Overall, i'm just wanting to know if i'm on the right track. If you guys got any pointers or advice. I would greatly appreciate it.

And just FYI.... I do my research. I know how to read. I'm just not as familiar with these forums like you guys are and have problems finding things. You got to admit, sometimes performing searches require a little finesse and know how....

Anyway, Thanks a lot.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kingdazy:
Sorry I'm at work, can't link or go into detail, but in general ".zip"s are for cwm, ".tar"s are for odin.

If a dev insists on one or the other, they will say.

Sent from my calculator watch.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] NickZ5:
To answer your first question (flash firmware first, and then the ROM) there isn't an easy answer as a lot of ROMs are complete systems which include the firmware. Some though are not and do require the correct firmware to work or install properly. From what I'm seeing, the ICS ROMs appear to all be full system ROM's meaning you wipe your phone and install and you're good. Some require additional files such as modems or whatever. But you could easily go from Gingerbread to the current stock version of ICS (which is what I'm using) with one simple flash.

The method you use to flash isn't specific to what you're flashing rather what the software was designed to be flashed with. Many developers prefer to use a recovery install (zips) while others use ODIN (tar). As I was coming from a stock software pack (and stock recovery) my only real option was an ODIN flash. Most of the time you cannot flash using the stock recovery. The software has to be signed by sprint in order for the stock recovery to flash a zip.

The most important things to be aware of in terms of those bricking their phones is be CERTAIN you are using software for YOUR phone. Not the Samsung Galaxy S2 but the specific one you use (in my case Epic 4G Touch which is Sprint). International files seem to do major damage. DO NOT stop the flash process mid-way through. I bricked a Samsung Moment that way and you have to go with your tail between your legs to the store. Avoid some of the ROM switchers and MobileODIN. They are great resources for an advanced phoner, death of a newb.

I would start with a basic stock flash through ODIN to ICS there are videos that make it pretty darn simple. Use it for a few days, figure out what you like and what frustrates you and then evaluate the ROMs to see if any might be better.

The Stock ICS I am using IS rooted but it's so stock that I will still receive the OTA (over-the-air) update from Sprint. So I have some bugs.

EDIT: OH LOL I just realized I'm in the Epic 4G Touch forum, I could've been more specific regarding the ROMs and what not I thought I was in a general forum.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] syco123:
I was wondering the same so don't feel stupid exitprogram. I too have read a lot, and the more I do the more confused I get. Frankly, I have no idea how to move forward.

I'm pretty noob with this phone, but have rooted my HTC Hero and flashed a few ROMS on it, rooted my et4g and installed starburst, even rooted and cm7ed my nook, but I'm very confused about the firmware version compatibility with ROMS for the ET4G. I've been waiting to see how the ICS ROMS are before doing anything further to my phone.

I'm sure you guys who replied must get tired with noobs asking the same old questions, but saying go read the internets ("Read Everything before flashing Anything.") isn't very helpful. I appreciate you taking the time to help, I really do, but it's frustrating.

You say to watch QBKing77 videos, and all will be revealed. Here is an example of what is confusing for me, one of QBKing77 videos

In the vid it says it's a FC06 ICS ROM. Then leads you through the format all and zip install. I have no problem doing that, but I have EG30, and I have no idea if following the above install procedure will update me to FC06 or will leave me with a brick and/or headache.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ungovernable1977:
ok general rule for samsung at least, only use GB firmware (kernel) with GB roms (system), ICS with ICS... For the QBKing example, i didnt watch the vid, but usually he says where hes coming from. Odds are its EL29, the official stock, if you wanted to do what he did, get to the starting point he was on then go from there. Honestly I think a lot of this has been made really complicated with the ET4G, mainly because of all the leaks, all fifteen personalized recoveries, people demaning preference on CWM or Odin... on the OG Epic there werent THIS many leaks, and there was time to catch up the new people, now its insane. I think the CWM variants really only serve to complicate, example the Rom Manager works good for CM9 I guess, but not really at all for everything else, and Rogue doesnt work for CM9, but great for the regular stuff... too much redundancy. And honestly it isnt just Rogue and ACS, they just try to simplify Koush's CWM, but then Koush has Rom Manager and it says it supports our phone, but the temp recovery is iffy and dont even mess with the Touch Recovery.

Anyways, just follow OP instructions, give the search a shot so you can tell the trolls you did so (it usually yields nothing, google works better) and sift through the chit chat in the dev threads for the info. If its not there in 20 pages, and not in the OP, just ask... if someone figures something out after the thread is created, someone should let the OP know to update their thread. Some devs are in a hurry and forget to clarify things... it happens.

in general, .zips are flashed thru CWM, look/ask which one to use if not specified, .tar, .md5, .bin... all use Odin... look for which to use (the one-clicks are actually cool... make Odin easier till people get familiar with what goes where). I think once we get ICS official and the first onslaught of ROMs come out, things will settle down a lot.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] patrao_n:
Does anyone else notice those are bothe of epic and epic touch radios? Op be very careful not to make the mistake of flashing wrong ones :)

Sent from my BAD A$$ EPIC TOUCH 4G