yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] kssood:
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v2 special edition

cam exposure fix

dsp with beats :D

smoother interface

Faster rotations

Default browser

Deleted CM essentials

Implanted vsync-off kernel e.i PP kernel v1.7 (credit to : trettet)

Build.prop Tweak and system configuration added

Pre configured heap size

Init.d tweaks added

-tcp tweaks

-i/o tweaks

-flags optimization

-battery tweaks

-windows management tweaks

-touch response tweaks

-misc system optimization

ReConfigured supercharger (balanced)

ReConfigured KAK

3gturboCharged

Uses Binaries from thunderbolt

Patched host (add block)

Patche sqlite (faster i/o)

ZipAligned on Boot (for better apk processing optimization)

Defrag DataBase on Boot

beta1

initial release

beta 2

1.fixed market linking problem

2.battery in status bar fixed[FIXED PARTIALLY][only show up at 100%]

3.added new miui clock which is more eye candy

4.icys walkman added

5.miui camera

6.miui gallery

7.mi talk

8.miui compass

9.dsp manager :D

10.miui file manager

11.miren browser

12.new miui bootanimation

BETA 3a[MASSIVE UPDATE]

1.miui settings.

2.fixed root issues

3.fixed camera

4.miui call screen

5.miui file explorer

6.removed some useless apps

7.semi transparent statusbar

8.overall better scroll and performance

9.default miui music player

10.miui sound recorder.

11.back to default bootanimation

12.charge bar added which act as subtituent for the battery icon

13.whole resized framework(all fits now)

14.ADDED both page and compact veiw in status bar

15.the power menu works in compact veiw of status bar.

beta 4b

1.miui widgets working

2.default mega themes with 1000+ icons

3.bluetooth fix

4.based on fundozz beta2( a bigthanks to him)

5.camera exposure fixed

6.rotation speed increased some what

7.battery icon fixed

8.no crash in settings.

9.new bootanimation

10.some other things people requested

11.some more i cant remember right now.​

fixes:-

go here,download the zip and flash the zip to boost your performance because this is turbo boost

screenshots:-

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[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] alextirca:
Good job!!
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] haxor:
damn hungry for screenshot :D
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] DJBhardwaj:
Nice work kssood.

Now, i would suggest you to make the thread more presentable by updating it with changelogs, features and download link as soon as possible :)

+1 for porting :)
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] ccdreadcc:
any bugs?

***************
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] neko95:
>I like how MIUI looks.. :)great
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] CrysiZ:
I would happily test this one.

Good job.
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] petrescu:
PATIENCE METER: 10%

EXCITEMENT METER: OVER 9000!!!!!%

Any bug? Or it's a god made ROM?
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] dnle71:
Nice!!..and the themes?
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] haxor:
If anybody want to know that how MIUI ROM look a like then it will be very good stuff for you :D

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/the-complete-review-of-miui-rom-for-android-walkthrough-guide/

My Pleasure :)
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] petrescu:
looks so good!
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] dnle71:
Yeah!! that looks great..
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] skhamsala:
Gr8 stuff mate... waitin !!!
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] Askael:
What about zip-zam-zoop ? Make the call please.

When u upload MIUI?
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] shhbz:
yes do update ur post with whats working and what not , hopefully battery will be stable with this rom and will last so to test further.

waiting fr link
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] harshdoshi25:
Cool!! Our O1 probably has the largest community base! which is completely insanely awesome! :D:thumbup:

Cheers to you!
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] vaibkulk:
Good Job man...Just give in all the details about the rom...MIUI with data is what many are waiting here..
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] ayazm.140895:
getting excited!!!!

Waiting for u to upload !!! Gonna try this for sure!!!(:
[Optimus One, P500 Android Development] abhi29:
wooooooooooooo awsm man cant wait to see it!!! Rock on \m/
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Androidnow:
Hi, i am using my new android device....i.e. Galaxy Ace 2.3.6 ddkq8 . i would lyk to knw what all can i do with my fone... i.e. root , which apps to install or uninstall (bloatware) so that i may get the best battery back up......my requirements:-

1) want to stay on stock rom, until official CM rom arrives.:confused:

2) would be using gprs alot (2G)...for whats app and browsing

3) i use my fone for messaging generally ( 150-200 msgs a day).....30 minutes of voice calls max..

4) one day of battery backup is enough for me ( if its possible :p )

if anyone could give me some details about some root apps ,tweaks, battery saver apps etc it would be quite helpful. :)

P.S. - i wud like to keep my gprs ON through out the day....my friend has a galaxy Y....keeps his gprs data ON throughout the day for whats app and plays games for an hour or so... and still easily gets a full day of battery backup...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Doo:DAce:
1.) You are soo outdated bro. CM7 official is already out for ace :P

2.) There's a patch for better GPS for CM7 by lagloose (I think) in dev section. check it out

3.) Lagfree v3 and Turboboost 8.5. After flashing both, open root explorer, navigate to system/etc/init.d delete s78 touch sumthing rhen change the remaining tweak's permissions to rwxrwxrw (correct me if im wrong)

4.)Download Juicedefender from market. Buy Ultimate or plus if you want but I really recommend any of the versions.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] -RDR-:
Moreove the unofficial ones (i feel) r on par with the official ones and have more tweaks preinstalled than what the official nightly hass...its ur call at the end of the day...

sent from $amsung Galaxy @©€ with Beats Audio ™
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Androidnow:
actually i dont knw why but i still want to stick with the stock one for a while .......if u could help me with battery saving tips on my stock rom it wud of gr8 help guys :p and ya thanx for informing about the official CM release :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] KcLKcL:
Don't use any tweaks. It will confuses your RAM and such. I'd rather have the default stock kernel if I use stock. And also rooted..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Androidnow:
but wud i be able to get a good battery back up...by sticking to my stock rom?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] areyie9292:
can i use tweaks for my stock rom? i have rooted my ace and use cf-root b84.. now i use allinone ram script.. can or not? what the other script can i use for my ace without convert to ex4 system?:)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Rushyang:
If battery is your main concern, Your only chance to get max battery backup is, to stick with STOCK ROM.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] KcLKcL:
Stock ROM 2.3.6 has the BEST BATTERY LIFE EVER. Even better than 2.3.4. Because in the changelog of AOSP, 2.3.5 and 2.3.6 has better battery life.

I always get at least 20 hours of battery life when using stock (and usually get 1d 2h), while on Cyanogenmod I usually get 20-21 hours max. Mileage may vary though, the way I use my phone is different than yours.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Androidnow:
whats your usage like?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Androidnow:
i think only the nightly has been released...not the official stable one. correct me if m wrong :p
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] codeknight11:
Or you could try this ROM - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=21982356

Read the comments on the last few pages. You'll probably love this ROM if you need good battery backup :p
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] KcLKcL:
1. My carrier has bad signal at school & home. This is actually a battery drainer! (But when I use Wifi at home, the battery could last much longer)

2. I use EDGE (since the signal is bad)

3. I do much Twitter with twicca (refresh Mentions & DM every 5 minutes)

4. WhatsApp running 24/7, chat occasionally.

5. Browse the Internet for like 45 minutes (in total, splitted into few browsing sessions)

Although I am now using CM7.2, the battery in Stock 2.3.6 is truly unbelieveable for me.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Androidnow:
thanks a lot man....u have been of gr8 help...one more question ...off the topic though :p (sorry)......

1)does this stock rom (2.3.6 ddkq8) support apps2sd....read that while u partition ur sd card..""if the rom supports apps2sd""...it will transfer the files to ext3......to clear internal memory (main problem in Galaxy ace).

2) after partition ...if i try to move apps to sd card from the fone's stock application manager...will it be transferd to the same EXT3?

3) diffrence btween link2sd and app2sd...do they perform the same task?

( I knw i should be asking this question in a different thread....but just have these 3 doubts to be cleared....wud b quite thankful if any 1 helped. :) )
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] sleepercode:
cm7.2 rc1 issues

The Official CM 7.2 RC1 arrived but things that are not working...

Proximity sensor

Capacitive buttons light up Randomly for no reason

Torch not working substitute can be "tiny flash light"

that are the problems i noticed

for me the main problem is the proximity sensor

tried to find some solution for that with no success...

so that are the reasons for me to stay on stock until that all is fixed

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i am currently using this rom for 3 days with the ace_14_toggles_stocklite.zip patch and a2sd script with ext4 partition... so far no issues found! great rom
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] KcLKcL:
1. Once you have flashed CF-Root Kernel, DT A2SD should work.

2. With A2SD, all apps are moved to ext partition. All of them. So it's better to move all apps to phone memory once you enabled A2SD, so it doesn't overlap.

3. They do the same. But unlike A2SD, With Link2SD you can select which app goes to the ext partition. IMO it's great but I can never get it to work here :(

And hey, there is ext4 already, faster than ext3 :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toxicstone:
Maybe there is already an answer to this, have been searching for a while.

And my phone has been off for 4-5 months but i wanna try again.

Its softbrick, boot loops but i have cwm 5.0.2.3 that i installed after that happend.

The thing is that i dont wanna lose my data so im wondering if its possible to update the firmware without loosing data?

and where can i get the 4.0 ics or atleast earlier versionens as a file to download then put in the memorycard ?

regards

edit: is there a way to backup everything atleast with cwm? i know there is backup and restore but i think that didnt backuped everything last time a tried.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okmijnlp:
Check out any of the custom rom threads, or if you want stock, check out intratech's thread, flash it and your bootloop will be gone. Good luck.

Edit: No, there's only the backup/restore option.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] toxicstone:
Little ermbarrasing or not, i dont know anyway i downloaded 2.3.6 and updated the phone with ODIN and i didnt lose anything :D. so now its working perfectly

but i want to update to 4.0.3 and i dont know if i lose any data there cause its differently then 3.x.x in UI etc.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
You should not lose data .

But if you do then restore with your backup .

jje
[XPERIA X10 General] mohanparvatham:
Hi Guys,

finally i bought new Xperia Pro....i am really missing the wounderful dev's here....

thanks for all the devs for making the device still alive.....:D

Can any one tell me is there any devlopment section for Xperia Pro(MK16i).....

Can any one give any info of how to root it.....

Thank's in advance
[Android Software Development] JoPhj:
Hi all, I'm developing a quick solution to overclock/save battery so get this!

This app lets you to control your CPU clock and governor. The widget lets you choose the CPU profile with just one click.

The quickest CPU control application. Switch easily and fast between CPU profiles by tapping the widget on your homescreen or using the app.

You can create multiple CPU profiles. You want to play and need more power? Overclock your CPU! Need more battery life? You can easily double it.

You can choose the right profile whit just one tap, whenever you want.

Automatic detection CPU's available frequencies and governors.

Dual core devices support.

Features:

+ Overclock your CPU (more power)

+ Powersave battery (speed down)

+ Advanced real-time device infos (kernel, uptime, CPU load, CPU clock, stats, memory, battery, etc.)

Two widgets: switcher and single.

Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.jop.android.cpuprofiler

HERE'S THE PRO FREE BETA VERSION:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.jop.android.cpuprofilerprobeta

PRO features:

+ Save/backup profiles

+ Automatically set a profile when a trigger is pulled (es. screen off, phone on charging, low battery)

+ etc.

Please give it a try and report any issue, obviously , free pro version for you when ready ;)

THANK YOU!
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dennisbest85:
Hi there,

I have installed Ics playground on mine htc desire hd.

All things work fine. After i updated Google market to Google play i have some problems.

When i search on Google play for apps the phone Will crash and reboot.

Can somebody help me?

Greatz dennis
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Passi0509:
try to delete the data of the app and update it again.

when not you may have to do a full wipe..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fonsigno:
guys please port these theme for miui or aokp m4 . i have tried to port but without succes
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fonsigno:
uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuup
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aks.techscience:
Hey everyone...I had read somewhere that Android apps can't be sold in India.....just wanted to know if this is true....any info will be appreciated....thanks
[Galaxy S I9000 General] disclaimernotice:
Interesting. I had always thought it was a simple two-way communication between the phone and a geostationary satellite. But in retrospect, that would be extremely inaccurate seeing as how the attenuation over such a long distance, as well as the interference with other phones (which might be using the same frequency because GPS is not network controlled, unlike calls) would make it difficult for the satellite to tell where the signal came from. This explanation makes much more sense. Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Gonzas10:
So, its still better to use an app like GPS Aids so the GPS would be "up" faster... Thanks for explanation, you sir, get a thanks. :D
[Galaxy S I9000 General] itspb:
Wow! Nice post, well written and very informative!

But I don't understand, how the help is GPS free when all this technology is so expensive!?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Don MC:
Yes. Good post. Except the GPS satellites aren't geostationary. They orbit the earth twice a day at an altitude of approximately 20.000km. There are 6 different orbit planes and 4 satellites per orbit.

A geostationary satellite sits directly above the equator at an altitude of about 36.000km. One orbit lasts excactly one day and thus the satellite appears as if it's standing still in the sky.

You can google all that if you like.

GPS would be simple if all the satellites were geostationary, but that would make triangulation very difficult. Especially around the polar areas. Therefore they must be orbiting crisscross all over the globe. But that also makes geostationary orbits impossible (it is only possible directly above the equator).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] Skmcheung:
Thanks given simply for the Terry Pratchett reference (I'm addicted to Discworld novels) :p
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mike.sw:
Here are my 2 cents about this whole "closer NTP server = better results"

1) NTP server is just a time server. It doesn't store any info regarding any satellite in your neighborhood. That's the role of A-GPS server - in our case it's supl.google.com that you see in every gps.conf.

2) We all get our current time from our mobile provider or manually setting it in settings. So we don't sync our clock to NTP server time. Our phone will just use NTP to figure out the offset - i.e. how accurate our clock really is. It can also take into account the delay factor caused by network latency since it's something relatively easy to measure. So in the end of the day it won't really matter what NTP server you use as long as it works and you don't have any network issues with it.

From my experience all these NTP games are one big placebo effect.

The only tips I got for better GPS are:

A) Clear GPS cache after not using it for a long period of time (or let android do that for you eventually).

B) Use mobile network data for faster fix (A-GPS).

C) Keep the antena free from any obstacles - In car place the phone directly under the front glass, don't expect it to work under the roof.

While running if you use armband, place the phone with its screen toward your arm since if placed otherwise your arm will blocks the gps signal completely.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MrAndroid12:
Any one know why mine is fine and grabs lock within 10 seconds indoor with iGO and GPS test?

I didn't f*)Kin camp outside a electronic store JUST to get one on release date :) I got one from later batch which fixes hardware GPS reception issue :)
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ilabs:
All GPS use one-way communication.. it would become too expensive n complicated to have two-way communication

1) The GPS receivers here on earth would require complicated and high power circuitry to send signals to satellites miles above the earth. It would suck a battery dry in minutes

2) The GPS satellites would require to handle communication with an exponentially increasing number of GPS units on the ground. That would require huge processing power, multiple channel support and communication management to avoid clashes between communicating units. Satellites are situated so high up that signals to and from satellites accrue a lot of noise n distortion.. For proper signals, satellites can only transmit data at very low data rates and have low bandwidth..

GPS requires exact timing, and I mean atomic clock exact. Its impossible to have atomic clocks in today's small devices. So satellites have a very accurate atomic clock on board.. Heck, some satellites have 3 on board to correct clock drift and error!! Even then, GPS devices were very expensive.

Then, some scientist found a way to find the exact location and time by using the really small timing variations in satellite signals. Coz of that, we can now afford GPS chips at $50..

Our phones don't have space for large ceramic antennas (one GPS unit I have has a 25x25x4 mm antenna on top!!) And the timing variation trick helps even low power units pick up satellite signals, but they are slightly less sensitive.. They won't be able to pick up weak signals, which your car nav unit will..

Also, processing GPS data doesn't take that much processing.. Almost all GPS units output their data in a standard format called NMEA format and the location data looks something like:

$GPGGA,<time>,<latitude>,<longitude>,<fix quality>,<no. of satellites>,<altitude>......

All the processor has to do is use this data.. A processor doesn't have to calculate anything at all with regards to actually locating the device. The GPS chip does it all..

Sorry for the really long post.. I hope it makes sense.. I'm doing a project which uses a GPS unit, so I've been studying on it.. :p
[Galaxy S I9000 General] wogfella:
Luck....pure kiwi luck? lol.

I know my hardware blows. Takes anything from 30 seconds to 1 minute to get a dodgy half-lock.

I was thinking about packing it in for a new phone but a) still got a plan to pay off :( and b) ICS made the device more than useable in every other aspect.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] ilabs:
Haha.. Yeah, the assumptions that you hear from time to time!! Makes even standard fiction seem possible!!

When I was talking about the processing, yeah, it was the final processing. But the processing of the GPS signal is only done by the GPS chip, not the processor to which the data is output. Generally GPS satellite signal frequencies are such that they die out very quickly when reflected off or passing through objects and buildings. That's why you get the best signal out under the open sky. The processing of the final received signals is done completely by the GPS chip. A standard GPS chip has only TX/RX serial pins apart from power pins. As soon as you power it up, it starts spitting out GPS data. Externally interfaced processors don't have to calculate anything at all.

Apart from this, everything is spot on!! :D

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Generally, when you first start up a GPS unit, its called a cold start coz it takes time. It will take time to scan for satellites and make a database of satellites around. Once it has at least 3 satellites in view, it has enough data to perform a proper triangulation to give your location. As the antennas on a phone are weaker, there's a certain error in a signal, which is why Google maps first shows your estimated location in a blue circle. As you begin to move, more data like heading and stuff is known and your position becomes accurate.

Sometimes even I get a lock in 10 seconds, sometimes not even in half an hour. That happens when there are no strong satellites above. If you always get a lock, I guess you're lucky to have a good number of satellites hovering over your phone like guiding angels.. :p
[Galaxy S I9000 General] mike.sw:
The "quicker" result may be important if you query ntp servers every second (the default rate for GPS sample I think), however ntp is being queried once in a while - not sure the exact interval maybe one of the developers here can help with that.

If everyone of us would query the ntp servers every second they would be hammered to horrible death.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] cdmackay:
In "normal" NTP setups, client systems, like your desktop, query a small number (perhaps between 1--10) NTP servers every so often, e.g. once per minute (or 64 seconds in a common UNIX implementation). This can vary depending on response.

NTP is designed to get microsecond wall-clock time accuracy despite round-trips to NTP servers often taking tens, or even hundreds of milliseconds.

I believe most Android phone GPS chips update position once per second. There are apps that will confirm this.

I don't believe there's any need to repeatedly query NTP servers every second.

However, the hardware clocks in phones are terrible. Mine drifts up to one second per day, until the clocksync app uses an NTP query to drag it back to reality. Note this is different to how it's normally done on a PC: there, the OS clock is sped up or slowed, so that the time can gradually skew towards reality. For a large difference, the time has to be stepped, all in one go, which isn't ideal from an OS perspective (e.g. timed callbacks, etc).

So I can see that more frequent NTP checks might help a little, for GPS, but not a lot.

Note that consumer GPS units (e.g. automotive, handheld) do not use NTP at all, nor do they have expensive hardware clocks. So I'm not at all convinced why NTP is "required" on Android GPS, unless it's because most phones default to getting the time from the mobile network, which can be *minutes* off.

Finally, sadly, none of the above even remotely explains why our SGS phones have a reputation for (or in fact "are") worse at GPS than other similar phones... :(

Edit: meant to add: the latter is perhaps mostly likely explained by a combination of poor antenna design, and sub-optimal GPS implementation in the Broadcom chip (which I believe is the one involved).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MattyOnXperiaX10:
I wanna kno why the x10 has such a bad camera

OMG. Counter Strike On Android! http://cs-portable.net/
[Galaxy S I9000 General] MattyOnXperiaX10:
I wanna kno why the sgs has such a bad camera
[Galaxy S I9000 General] squirtsy:
Very interesting :D