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[G Tablet General] mobilemodding.info:
HI guys, I have 'This app is not compatible with your device' message on 80% of apps on Market.... I didn't use my tablet for 3 month... it was properly working before :)

Now market looks different and i cannot download most of the apps.

I've tried to clean Market data, but it hangs, and when I reboot i works but issue still there.

I use Vanilla AOSP

What will be recommended action? Thank you
[G Tablet General] rajeevvp:
Give this procedure a try.
[G Tablet General] virgillette:
Thanks!
[G Tablet General] mobilemodding.info:
Thank you but suggested solution didn't work,

What worker is to update to 1.2, then I flashed GTabCombOver 3.4.2, now market works!
[G Tablet General] _longy_:
Good to see you sorted your problem. I get this error with the game loft data down loaders, the market let's me install them but the game downloaded gives the the incompatibility BS. :mad:
[G Tablet General] analog999:
I solved this problem by getting a build.prop editor from the marketplace (should be available to most devices) and copied the settings from my HTC Glacier (MyTouch 4g). I can now download everything my MyTouch can. Some apps have minor problems, but most everything works fine. The only thing I can't d/l is the nvidia games, but I would submit that copying the build.prop settings from a phone that has the nvidia tegra would fix that problem.
[G Tablet General] _longy_:
I'm running the DRH ICS BETA and it has a built in build.prop editor with various selections to try but none have been successful for me, I even tried using the build.prop from my galaxy nexus but it wouldn't even boot.
[G Tablet General] powertrippin:
change your screen dpi to 160 in the build.prop
[G Tablet General] jlh11364:
Which settings do I change? I have the same problem. Apps that work on my Razr, don't work on here. Both are newspaper/magazine subscriptions.

Also, could the same thing be done to fool the Amazon market to think this is one of their tablets?
[G Tablet General] mstevens:
That doesn't really make sense. Amazon sold a ton of g-Tablets both via Woot! and Amazon itself. The g-Tablet is well-supported on the Amazon app market.
[G Tablet General] CaineRau:
thank you very much :D
[G Tablet General] viperlmw:
I am using Cyanogenmod 7.2.0 (stable mod) and haven't found anything in the play store that I can't install. The only problem is using an older version of Google maps is necessary if you want to use maps. CM7 is fast and sips the battery.
[G Tablet General] eexit:
Yes but the best solution is here : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1839871
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cd78:
Any dev or non dev have the nous to make a tablet rom?

Maybe a AOKP rom that is tweaked so runs in tablet mode from first boot?

Really think this would be popular..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cd78:
Wow..xda you used to be helpful..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] voodooboy3000:
Google must be getting hard to use......... http://androidcommunity.com/trick-y...eam-sandwichs-tablet-user-interface-20111216/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
Reading is quite useful.

You aren't entitled to an answer, people help for no personal gain.

You have no right to ***** if you don't get an answer in 3 HOURS.

set screen density to 160 and next time use search before you start throwing a pissy fit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cd78:
Haha, exactly why people leave Xda, answers like the above.

I know how to Google to change density etc, just thought a tablet based rom would be good. So everything is working correctly from the start.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eman3316@optonline.net:
No people leave and don't want to help around here because of unappreciative people like yourself who have a pissy fit if they do not get immediate help...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
Exactly.

That is what is wrong with xda.

In the few years I have been using these forums people ask for more and are half as grateful.

Its sad that people aren't bothered to educate themselves and put in the effort to find out something.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zer0_Cool:
I've actually been looking into doing this. I just got my first rom to compile without errors, so it might be a while... I probably won't have this finished in a timely enough manner for the op anyway :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] El Daddy:
You have only 3 hours. Go go go!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cd78:
I give up. Thanks, I think.:rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
This type of conversation is not exclusive to XDA. It happens in most all forum communities including Rootzwiki. As long as people can hide behind a screen name and a keyboard they will become overly narcissistic. The anonymity allows us to be rude, impatient, and condescending without remorse.

If you are not embraced by the community to the degree you feel entitled, then perhaps you suffer from the above. So pause before you blame the community, or their gracious hosts, and consider that honey attracts more flies than vinegar.

Sent from my Verizon 4G LTE Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dreamersipaq:
LOL

Back in the day, and by back in the day I mean 2010, we used to have this thing called "bump"

You'd only be allowed to "bump" once a day to get your thread to the top, and hope someone notices it and responds.

Aaaah the good old days.

Sad thing is, if he went into the dev or themes section I believe he'd find what he's asking for. Not to mention there's one floating around in rootz as well

bump
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cd78:
Ok maybe I was jumping the gun a bit with the quick post but i didn't think it would get answered until i posted again. So I apologise for that.

I know there are tweaks around but from what I've read there seems to be lots of incompatibility problems..

Just wondered if anyone had thought of creating a solely tablet based ROM - with everything working out of the box.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
I think its more about people using this phone as their daily driver and I am not sure if tablet mode works for that.

I believe there is an easy flashible MOD for AOKP that does everything you need for tablet mode. It is just one extra flash so not horribly inconvenient.

I considered it for a moment but I asked myself what is the point really? Outside of a cool YouTube app other tablet apps could be more inconvenient due to actual screen size. Is there more to this than customizing for customazation's sake?

Sent from my Verizon 4G LTE Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cd78:
Thanks for the reply, I'll see if u can find the zip to flash in the AOKP thread.

Guess it might not be good as a daily driver, will give it a try. Cheers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dreamersipaq:
ROM MODS

OP:

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/20451-mod-12-roms-tablet-mode/

Here. Probably best you will find.

Then this:

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/13997-tablet-ics-rom/

I didn't see anything on XDA
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1543892

It might not be 100% just yet but its the best option if that is what you want.

It would be cool if tablet mode could somehow be made toggable

Sent from my Verizon 4G LTE Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bwcorvus:
This is actually pretty easy to do on your own.

1) Download AOKP BETA 28 and gapps.

2) Download AOKP BETA 28 (Tabletaokp.zip) from http://rootzwiki.com/topic/20451-mod-12-roms-tablet-mode/

3) Extract files (only system folder) from Tabletaokp.zip, open AOKP BETA 28 with winrar(or whatever zip program you use) and gapps. Put the files from Tabletaokp.zip into AOKP BETA 28 zip & gapps as listed below.

3a)In AOKP BETA 28 zip Put build.prop in system folder(overwriting), put system/apps/Phone.apk in system/app folder(overwriting).

3b) In gapps zip put /system/app/GoogleServicesFramework.apk & Phonesky.apk in system/app

4) Install new rom, gapps and have tablet mode from the start (this is actually how i do it)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
Would you recommend it? Anything better or worse than phone mode? Such as tablet apps being difficult to read (like a news app), or accidentally taping the wrong icon due to the denser grid?

Sent from my Verizon 4G LTE Galaxy Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cd78:
Just tried this:

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/21353-mod-tablet-mode/page__pid__575489#entry575489

Not really keen.. YouTube looks great bit its a bit too fiddly to be a daily driver for me. Back to milestone 4 I go! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eman3316@optonline.net:
I have been running my phone in tablet mode for the past 2 weeks with no issues at all.

Everything works great and I can't see myself going back to phone mode. Having your notification bar and nav bar together make it worth it alone. Also settings menus offering side views are great...

Gmail also had a better UI in tablet mode.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cd78:
Yeah liked the settings view too. Maybe need to go back to it again at some point.

Need to look into the perfect settings for Apex launcher too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] molesarecoming:
as someone said, it can be done by hand in seconds and since it is a feature of ICS itself there's no problem tricking it into kicking it off. but what about the other problems:

- apps are too small!!! some are wayyyyy too small to be usable. we need some kind of service that can change dpi individually per app. something like super-user for dpi.

- buttons are too small to tap them. same.

- market does not work. we need a hack for that.

- phone does not work. fixed, but layout looks crappy. miss the stylish old phone, it looked breathtaking.

- launcher hides dock and shrinks icons. fixed, but buggy. an official setting would be great.

- notification symbols overlap because the bar is too short. i like the new combined bar, but the notification center itself just doesn't cut it, the phone's too small. i miss the old curtain.

a rom that would somehow target hyrbid-mode and do something about the issues we have, man that would be such a gamechanger. i'd switch in a heartbeat.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cd78:
A hybrid rom would be something else. Combine the youtube, settings, etc, eyecandy with the functionality of the stock rom..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leo_ng:
agree, is there have a app can help us to edit the .apk which cannot show as Full screen after we adjust the DPI???

This is a temporary scheme.

View attachment 973516
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] molesarecoming:
apktool can do it. but thats quite some tinkering. although i have never seen an app that reacts as strange as yours. seems like it has been hardcoded with fixed values or something.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leo_ng:
haha~^o^~Yup, the app which i take a print screen i guess can support 240dpi only. And i change to 120dpi for obvious bulge the problem. ^^

If there have android app can auto edit the apk to any dpi is great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ming3r:
Hm...think it could be incorporated into AOKP or CM9 or something?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
@molesarecoming:

Is it possible evernote operate in "tablet mode"?

On my Galaxy Nexus is Paranoid Android 0.9b installed at the moment,

the settings of Evernote "tablet mode" and "DPI 192", but the view remains the same.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theSlack:
wow
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
No matter what I set, I always get the phone UI.

But I would like if possible, the Tablet UI. The same view as on my Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet.

Above, I wrote it confusing ...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sergej_7:
@molesarecoming

could you include a zip in the first post of your rom, for stock cm kernel, Grand Theft Auto III is not working with francos kernel :(

the autocorrect bar above the keyboard has still the wrong dpi, i guess a custom setting like for only the nav bar could lead to a 100 % perfect keyboard.

why do we have duplicate app drawer buttons? could this be fixed with settings in the next update? a setting for disabling the dock in trebuchet would achieve a natural tablet look but with both drawer buttons there it looks cluttered
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Trebuchet can not turn off the dock, but you can install Nova Launcher as an alternative.

My Nova-Settings: Style: Phone UI, Desntiny: 240 (mid)

You can of course also "Style: Tablet UI", then it should suit your needs.

(Paranoid Android 20120530v1.1beta)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sergej_7:
i already have nova installed :) i saw that moles was posting here so i made a suggestion i'm somehow still not allowed to post in the developers section even though i made already 10 posts
[Android Apps and Games] TheOneBD:
Kill Box - Iron City v2.02

Requirements:

Android 1.6 and up

Overview:

Running, fighting, killing, saving the world!

The world is fallen, under control of robots Box.

The terminator is coming with the mission of saving the world.

You need to survive and kill all the rebels using different weapons.

Tips:

1. Jump over gaps and barriers.

2. Use super kill when power up max.

3. Double jump to jump higher.

4. Guns are more powerful than blades.

5. Submit score to leader board.

More Info:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.andoop.ironcity

Download Instructions:

http://ul.to/uw5jko35
[Android Apps and Games] kkkhattak:
Please a mirror link in media fire or 4shared

THANKS
[Android Apps and Games] TheOneBD:
Midnight Basketball v1.07

Requirements:

Android 2.2+

Overview:

Midnight Basketball -- The most realistic ball physics found in any mobile game.

Experience "TRUE Physics" with Midnight Basketball. Super simple but crazy addictive -- just shoot the ball using a slingshot action, and score as many points as you can in 60 seconds.

That's it! Easy, fast, and fun. The best basketball shot physics found in any mobile basketball game. Hoop it up now!

More Info:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bonfiremedia.midnight_basketball

Download Instructions:

http://ul.to/zwuz54vk

Mirror:

http://depositfiles.com/files/zy5kc4etj
[Android Apps and Games] belwh1sper:
thanks. i'm love it ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Madarox:
I need a bug-free Kernel that is battery friendly,which 1 is the best in your opinion ? I'm currently on Lucifr 1.21.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
There is no such thing as the "best custom kernel for I9100G". You have your phone setup differently to everyone else, you use your phone differently to everyone else and your phone came out of the factory slightly differently to everyone else's.

A kernel that runs well for one person might not run well for you. There are so many variables which determine battery life, regardless of which I9100 variant you're talking about, you can't make a definitive statement like 'This kernel is the best kernel for battery life'.

Test different kernels for yourself to find one that works best for you.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lufc:
If you look around the forum you will see posts like this get closed or deleted so what does that tell you

Closed
[Epic 4G Apps] lbe:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1557091

Tested on Clean GB 1.12 mtd

Instruction

Backup rom in cwm, and Flash the wvga zip file in cwm.

Everything works smooth but the Cosmic Flow Live Wallpaper.

If you must use the cosmic live wallpaper,

Decreasing the texture size with chain fire 3d on the cosmic flow live wallpaper can make it run smoothly. Qualcom plugin seems to make it a little faster too.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] isaiahhhhh:
I'm currently working on understanding exactly how the market checks for compatibility and circumvent it by creating the illusion of whatever features are required despite their non existence on a specific device. I'm not worried about a device not being able to handle an application once it has been downloaded, i'm just focusing on attempting to be able to download directly from the market on a devices that should not be compatible with that software. I'd appreciate any and all information the community is willing to contribute to the cause.

Thanks,

Isaiahhhhh
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shader868:
Hello guys , i have an important problem. I'm not having router in home, so im using connectify to create ad-hoc, when im on cm7 phone sees this ad-hoc conection, but on stock it doesnt. Please help because i prefer stock than cm but i need wifi connection. I heard aout some changing in wpa.supplicant but im noob, so please help!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] diditdr:
You need to change wpa_supplicant binary that has been modified to display adhoc wlan (not wpa_supplicant.conf)

Try using wpa_supplicant from cm7 or googlng.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] shader868:
do you know it will work on cm9 by maclaw?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] marzhell:
I have the same problem.

Do you guys have wpa_supplicant that works with ICS 2 by Jusada?

I have searched for many kind of wpa supplicant but they don't work.

Do I have to change my ROM into the stock ROM?

Thanks before
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] massi.oich:
There is an app on google play (Wifi ad hoc enabler) that, for some devices, enables wifi ad-hoc connection (read carefully the warning of the dev).

In my personal experience I used it on both stock 2.3.5 (Vod-Ita) and stock (2.3.6) or cm based custom rom and I never got any problem, rarely some "Error" message from wifi. And now I keep on connecting at home without a wifi router and with damn Windows Vista on notebook :D:D (btw if you got Win7 you can set up an infrastructure network with connectify!)

Hope this can help you!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] fsynee:
same problem here. help, anyone? cos it's working on cm7, maybe anyone can make it works too even on stock ROM.

---------- Post added at 05:54 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:53 AM ----------

it's also not working on cm9 by maclaw. i've tried it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] veener79:
I had Window's phone for a long time and went to Android a few years back. Part of me still wants to play with a Window's phone. I can not renew for another year. For the first time I am thinking of buying a used phone.

I just can not spend a lot of a phone. I am wondering what is a good entry level used phone for a Window's phone?

Thanks for any help.
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
Any HTC. Samsungs have problems with proximity sensor, it keeps freezing and you need to remove the battery to reset.

Seriously, if you can, buy a Lumia. I had a HTC Trophy 7 since January/2011, and bought a Lumia 800 last month. (before WP, I had an Android, and was the best thing I've done)

Never had LG, but LG is not the core of smartphones, so I wouldnt risk.
[Windows Phone 7 General] tsunami1609:
I've gone from iOS (back in '09) to Windows Mobile to Android to Windows phone and in a week or two I'll be back to Android. You say you've had a windows phone before, so I assume you know the advantages and disadvantages. For low end, just about any Windows phone is preferable (since they all perform generally well). But the high end phone it becomes arguable (Lumia 900 vs Galaxy Nexus for example). But I digress.

Within wp7 the two top seem to be the Lumia series and the titans (I & II). I agree with mikeeam, if you can then get a Lumia. I have an 800 right now and it's definitely has some of the best external hardware (casing, build etc) I've ever had on a device. The only reason I'm getting rid of mine is because I've gotten too accustomed to the Google benefits (had a Galaxy Nexus....lost it on a vacation).

If the 800 is too much for you, the 710 seems pretty good too (if you're on tmobile). Honestly, I'd just wait a month or so. With the 900 coming out, the 800 should decrease in price as there'll be less of a demand for it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] bharaniviswan:
Nokia Lumia 710
[Windows Phone 7 General] otnos:
I got out of the contract game and have not look back since. Last year I bought a use LG Quantum because i like to have a keyboard and have been happy with it.
[Windows Phone 7 General] Alex Charles:
Well, he did say he's on a budget,so I'd recommend a HTC HD 2 , simply as it can run both OS 's and has a reasonable spec. Also I guess its worth mentioning it has a large Dev community.

But as said before if you can afford it get a HTC Titan / HTC sensation XL for examctly the same reasons as said before, just see how far your budget can stretch
[Windows Phone 7 General] mikeeam:
Yeah, and be stuck with Android 2.x and Windows Phone Mango forever? I wouldnt take that.

Anyway, OS gets at the taste. Some prefer iOS, other Android, me WP. Having tried all of them. So is hard to recommend and not be biased.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dtboos:
Samsung Focus.

Its an AT&T phone, so if you aren't on AT&T then I retract. But for used phones, thats the best bang for your buck you can get. Screen is great, performance is fluid, call quality is good, and never had any issues with proximity sensors ect.
[Windows Phone 7 General] veener79:
I am on ATT. Thank you so much for all the Idea's so far.
[Windows Phone 7 General] prohibido_por_la_ley:
HTC HD7S should be able to find one on eBay for around $200
[Windows Phone 7 General] DavidinCT:
If you can live with a Contract with AT&T... The Lumina 900 (the claimed Flagship WP7 device as if right now) will be $99 with a 2 year.... around the 9th, not even out yet.

Very sexy phone tho....
[Windows Phone 7 General] GoodDayToDie:
One thing to note: if you're used to the unlocakability of WinMo and Android, avoid the Lumias and Titans for now. Currently, there's no known interop-unlock hacks for them, which means no way to install high-privilege homebrew (or more than 10 homebrew apps at once) and no bootloader unlock (which means no way to install custom ROMs, which come with lots of cool features and full unlocks).

The most advanced phones that currently support high-privilege homebrew apps are the Samsung gen2 phones (Focus S and Omnia W/Focus Flash). With them, you can use WindowBreak followed by WP7 Root Tools to get very nearly full unlock. The same goes for Samsung gen1. Any gen1 HTC phone will also work, as will the Verizon Trophy (although I see no reason to get a CDMA phone, even if it does also have GSM support, if you're on AT&T), but the unlock process may be a little harder. LG phones are also supported, and are very easy to unlock (built-in registry editor, LOL).

For custom ROMs, gen1 and gen1.5 HTC are supported, as are gen1 Samsung. If you like big screens and lots of built-in storage, the HTC HD7S is the best of these phones. If you like expandable storage and AMOLED screens, the Samsung Focus is the best bet.
[Windows Phone 7 General] uptempo777:
I have an HTC Arrive on Sprint. Is it totally unhackable? I'd like to play around more with it but haven't heard much on XDA even if reviews on it have usually been good.
[Windows Phone 7 General] GoodDayToDie:
The Arrive is an HTC gen1.5 phone. It doesn't support the current Interop Unlock hacks, because it can't run Connection Setup (only GSM phones can). However, its bootloader can be unlocked, and you can then install custom ROMs with extra features and full unlocks.

Check the dev&hacking sub-forum for "HSPL" and you'll find the bootloader unlock. You then need to download a custom ROM, which should be available in the 7 Pro / "GOLD" section of the forum. Note that the Arrive is, I believe, internally called "Gold C"; don't try flashing a ROM for a standard 7 Pro as it won't work on the CDMA phone.
[Windows Phone 7 General] uptempo777:
Thanks! I'll give that a shot. Hopefully I don't brick my phone somehow.
[Windows Phone 7 General] GoodDayToDie:
Read the instructions and warnings *very* carefully, but lots of other people have managed...
[Windows Phone 7 General] BradGroux:
I've had an HTC Arrive on Sprint since it came out last March, it is a fantastic phone even if it is a 1st generation hardware device. I have also had a Samsung Focus on T-Mobile that I use as a backup device when I travel... the screen on it is amazing, the Focus S is even better.

I just ordered the Lumia 900 and am making the switch to AT&T, needless to say I obviously love WP7.
[Windows Phone 7 General] deepra:
I would suggest the Lumia 710 if you can find in US.

In UK this is available for around £150 which makes it an excellent buy for people wanting to try WP7.