yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows Phone 7 General] deadwrong03:
http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/apps/23e1505b-9383-4ed4-9195-da23a3442820

[Description]

WeChat is a robust and comprehensive voice chatting app with photo sharing! With WeChat, you can chat with one or more friends, and find people around through LBS. It is available for iOS, Android, Symbian and Windows Phone platforms. WeChat for Windows Phone support devices with Windows Phone 7.5 platform.

[What’s new]

1. “Shake” to add new friends;

2. Put your message in the bottle and throw it into the sea;

3. Added network traffic;

[Feature list]

1. Send hold-to-talk voice messages;

2. Send text messages, and share photos with friends;

3. Enjoy group chat up to 20 people;

4. Finding people nearby according to location data;

5. Support registration via phone number in over 100 countries/regions;

pretty good app just needs more u.s. users i like it better than voxer
[Windows Phone 7 General] tamiktamik:
Yeah I have it, it's pretty sick just that 90% of all the people there are all Asians and can't speak English properly hahaahaha
[Windows Phone 7 General] Mersine:
Where are the audio clips saved? I looked in both the wechat voice and tencent folder.
[Windows Phone 7 General] CBDSonline:
I have tried this app for a few days and it seems i my opinion to be better than watsapp and viber. Only thing i have found is some voice messages from a friends iphone are silent. maybe his iphone tho..

It needs some way to notify the user that the message has been sent and recieved (unless i have missed that bit) .

All in all its not to bad and the voice works.
[Windows Phone 7 General] amy92hanz:
At least they try!!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killcraft:
who's the best in term of games , smouthness , battery life
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tmx87:
Anarkia AOKP B33

for me is the better rom Anarkia AOKP B33 it is very smooth with the Devil Kernel 0.72

sorry for my bad englisch
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] infifi:
i am using AOKP build 31 and works perfecly
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] killcraft:
thank you guys

AOKP it is
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sp1derbob:
AOKP

deffo
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] windows07:
aokp

aokp i use, it's very good
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anson89:
AOKP... i think should be better than the others...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shaharofir:
Elite V10.1 is the best rom I've tried. Slim is second.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ( V ):
you havent seen anything till...

have you tried TsunamICS? ;)
[LG Optimus Black] ahhm2011:
did anybody try to play 720p avc high profile video in dice player after official gingerbread update?

because if it played,that means lg overclocked the dsp in the ti omap 3630 of the chipset
[LG Optimus Black] johnnyperovvip:
MX player(witch arm7 codecs)
[LG Optimus Black] YkZ_1967:
i have try to play 720p with dice player w/o high profile, but i use MX Player for this :CPU Optimize - Provides Codecs and Rendering Engines highly optimized for processors including ARM® NEON™
[LG Optimus Black] juami:
All of android media player that have ffmpeg use NEON optimized codec.

But Diceplayer use HW video codec directly.( TI DSP / not NEON SW codec )

MX ONLY uses HW video codec though android media framework.

So Diceplayer have better support on non supported formats like MOV/TS and Network play.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] snapdesign:
[Q] What is the best modem for Romania - Orange?

Or, what modem do you use?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galateanu.razvan:
I have used diferent modems and i can't say i encountered problems with either one . I'm on vodafone romania.
[HTC One S] jadajada:
I have moved to the HTC One S from the Galaxy S2. One of the most annoying things of the S2 was the soft key lights when using the phone in the dark. I solved this by using the "Screen Filter" app from the Market. I have also seen that Samsung has put the option to disable the light on those buttons in the Settings menu.

Now, on the HTC One S, the problem is back. Screen Filter does not kill the light on the buttons (it says that this won't work on all phones...) and I can not find a setting to do this.

Is there a way to kill the lights on those buttons?
[HTC One S] jadajada:
Am I the only one that finds this annoying? I find the phone impossible to use while in bed or in a dark lit environment...
[HTC One S] wayne850:
yes ;)
[HTC One S] unclespoon:
I'll be getting the ONE S tomorrow, but on my SGSII you can go into settings > display > touch key light duration. I'm not sure if the one s has it but hopefully that helps.
[HTC One S] jadajada:
I know about the S2, I have one myself. I am not sure if this is a "samsung feature" or a stock ICS feature. If it is an ICS feature, then it should be possible to dim or turn off those lights on the ONE S also in one way or another? The best solution would be to switch them off permanently.

I have no use for those lights since I know where the three buttons are.

And the fact that they light up, full blast, and stay lit, when I watch movies via Mirage (Air Video client) in bed is just annoying at best.
[HTC One S] Richy101:
Did anyone ever find a solution to this problem. I use my phone as an alarm clock, and now leave the display turned off as those pesky little lights on the buttons blaze away all night :mad:
[HTC One S] elracing21:
What alarm clock do you use that the lights stay on? That doesnt make any sense. I use my phone as an alarm. Screen shuts off as normal and when the alert comes in it turns on like normal.

Sent from my HTC one sex
[HTC One S] Richy101:
Sorry, I'm maybe not explained it clearly. I use Gentle Alarm that has a night time display of the time. My old phone the button back lights (4) used to turn off. With the HOS they stay on and there seems to be no option to turn them off. There is only 3 of them of now on the HOS but they are quite bright. If the light is bright enough they turn off during the day but at night they blaze away regardless. I currently just turn the screen off and Gentle Alarm still works of course but with no time display. Not a big issue as only useful if you happen to wake in the night and wonder what time it was. I only ask because I wonder if I've missed an option somewhere. Screen Filter has the option to turn them off but does not work with the HOS.
[HTC One S] elracing21:
I understand now. I didn't know people leave their displays on for alarm clock use. As far as I know there is no way to completely disable the capacitive buttons. Sorry bud.

Sent from my HTC one sex
[HTC One S] kuroneko007:
You can turn off the button lights in LeeDroid's ROM. It's in the tweaks settings.
[HTC One S] apollouser:
You could also manually set the brightness of the display just bright enough that the phone disables the softkey lights.

Edit: nvm. It only works while using auto brightness.
[HTC One S] funziebear:
i would also like to know if anyone finds a fix i was watching a movie on my phone last night to keep it quiet and them lights satyed on all the time i also looked for the settings like they had on the sgs2 but no dice
[HTC One S] jayelbird:
I wrote a tasker task that will disable the lights on the capacitative buttons. You can use it to automatically disable the lights when in whichever app your want or set it up to have a toggle. I use both.

The task does require root. And Tasker, obviously.

If anyone else is interested I can export it and post it.
[HTC One S] funziebear:
I'm in
[HTC One S] jayelbird:
Main Task

Example Toggle Task

To use: ensure that you have root. If you have not already granted Tasker root access before, you will have to when using this task. Import at least the main task (called button light) into Tasker. To use it, either create your own task to reference it, or import the toggle task.

Using the toggle task: Just run the task (for example, create a shortcut to the task on your homepage), and select if you want the task on, off or on system default.

Using your own task: In your task, use the Perform Task action. Var1 should be either On, Off, or System. (For example, create a profile for MX Player, Enter action is Perform Task with var1 Off, and Exit Task is Perform Task with var2 system. This task can be downloaded here for you to edit from.)

All files are also attached.

Click Thanks if it works for you.
[HTC One S] fr34k:
You can go to sys/class/leds/button-backlight/ then open the "brightness" file in a text editor and change "255" to "0" then save.
[HTC One S] jayelbird:
In essence, that is what the Tasker task does, but if you just change the value of that file, then Sense will just restore it as soon as it detects that the light values have changed. I couldn't get it to stick without root. The Tasker task also changes the permissions for that file, thus preventing Sense from changing it until you unlock the file again.
[HTC One S] energizer5680:
Perfect

Thanks jayelbird, your brilliant. The Tasker do the job very nice.

OT: can you make a task wake up volume?
[HTC One S] jayelbird:
The most that Tasker can do right now is detect if there was a volume change and wake the phone, although I can et you a profile for that if you want it.

Button remapping might be a better avenue to take. Try changing the codes for the button remapping.
[HTC One S] energizer5680:
Try changing the codes for the button remapping

Thanks.How can i change the code for the button remapping?
[HTC One S] Richy101:
Many thanks :) Tonight I've rooted my One S, Installed Tasker and figured out how to import your task and created a shortcut to Button_Light_Toggle and it works. All this to turn the pesky button lights off when I have the night display of Gentle Alarm running.

Great job :)
[HTC One S] :
Maybe point 4. here works for your device too. :p

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1364757
[HTC One S] :
Im sure you could by modifying the init.post_boot.sh file in the /etc folder. That's how it was done on the amaze 4g
[HTC One S] noobvice:
Hello,

Please can one of you smart guys have a look at my post here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1864806

and let me know if you think the Tasker solution will work on my UK Sensation.

If you think it will work can you explain in a bit more detail how I get it onto my phone.

Am I right in thinking I should save the files to my laptop/pc and then download them to my phone sd card .... and then how do I run Tasker and install the files???

Thanks in advance for any help you can give.

Phil
[HTC One S] invasion2:
Why not ask it in the sensation forums?

Sent from my HTC One S running ViperOneS!
[HTC One S] noobvice:
I have done - hopefully that is where the link in my post took you.

Somebody in there came up with a useful reply but unfortunately it didn't work.

Seeing somebody with a similar problem on here it seemed only logical to join the conversation. I wouldn't have asked in an Apple forum but can't see the problem in asking here.

I'm hoping someobdy will come up with a useful reply.
[HTC One S] touch of jobo:
if you are rooted and have init.d support, you can put a file containing this:

chmod 666 /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/max_brightness
echo 0 > /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/max_brightness
chmod 444 /sys/class/leds/button-backlight/max_brightness

..in your /system/etc/init.d/ folder. It will disable button backlight on boot.
[HTC One S] TerrorApple:
With a rooted phone, the easiest way is RootDim (availible @ Google Play).
[HTC One S] noobvice:
Tks for the latest replies. I've worked my way through Tasker (bought it from App Store), have downloaded the files from on here and copied to sd card then imported them into tasker. Whatever I try I couldn't actually get to where I could fully and properly configure it. When I tried to export it as an app I couldn't seem to get a package name it would accept so finally gave up.

I tried RootDim and it has an option to turn off button lights. I chose it but it still didn't turn them off,

Not sure about touch of jojo solution - would need time to work that all out.

Off on holiday tmw afternoon for a couple of weeks so think it will have to wait untio then.

Phil
[HTC One S] jayelbird:
To use my profiles in Tasker, you do not need to export it as an app. There should be a set of tasks that you import to tasker. Either run the task manually, set a shortcut to directly run the task, or set a profile to automatically run the task based on what you want to do with it.

When exactly do you want the lights to be turned off?
[HTC One S] TerrorApple:
Hmm :/ RootDim works for me on Stock ROM and ViperOneS... Make sure you restarted your phone after installing and set SU perms. I didn't work for me neither until I restarted.
[HTC One S] noobvice:
Hello. I'm back from a 3 week holiday and have now tried all that has been suggested other than the edit of init.d which I'm still sufficiently noobish to not try doing.

I've was hopeful that Tasker would do it but once I got it installed and working unfortunately it didn't. I now plan to install the ViperS ROM and hope that one of its tweaks will sort it out.

After much hunting round I found and downloaded the ViperS 1.3.5 files which have gone into a folder on my laptop to which I connect my phone.

I've spent a couple of hours hunting round and can't actually see anywhere where it tells me how to 'flash' it to my phone.

I'm pretty sure the first thing to do will be to copy the folder to the sd card on my phone .... but what do i do to 'flash' it??

Apologies for such noobishness!!!

Phil
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Viper One S is 1.1.1, not 1.3.5. Be 100% sure you don't flash a Sensation ROM on the One S, or you might damage your phone, or even brick it.

Once you download the correct zip from the One S Android Development section, take the boot.img and place it on your internal memory. Then install zip from SD card, choose the Viper One S ROM. Then power off once it is done, through the recovery menu. Then fastboot flash boot boot.IMG. Then you can use it.

Sent from my locked, tampered ville
[HTC One S] noobvice:
Hello ussaff22 and tks for the reply.

I do have a sensation and originally posted on the sensation forum. When I saw this topic on the One S forum (dealing with the same problem I was having) I posted on here and all the replies have been very helpful - including yours. I believe the v1.3.5 is the correct rom for the sensation. Some time soon I'll put a post on the sensation forum as well as here to say whether the capacative lights will switch on/off with the Viper rom.

Just a few minutes ago I found this site http://www.morto.org/android/ and have downloaded i to my latop. It looks like it does the whole works for you - flashing made very simple for noobies like me!! I might just give it a go.

Tks again.

Phil
[HTC One S] usaff22:
If you have a Sensation, then 1.3.5 is good. I wouldn't recommend using the "Venom Flasher" as Venom seems like it's just the name and has nothing to do with the actual Team Venom ViperS ROM.

If you have a Sensation, you don't have to fastboot flash boot boot.img either, unless you are HTCDev unlocked. In that case, you still have to do it. If you're S-OFF, then you don't have to do it.
[HTC One S] noobvice:
Hello Ussaf, tks for that,

So, can you just confirm the actions for me based on your earlier post,

Once you download the correct zip from the One S Android Development section, take the boot.img and place it on your internal memory. Then install zip from SD card, choose the Viper One S ROM. Then power off once it is done, through the recovery menu. Then fastboot flash boot boot.IMG. Then you can use it.

I have downloaded to my laptop a folder called a viperS 1.3.5. The folder contains 7other folders. Q. Do I copy the viperS folder (with its 7 folders inside it) to my sd card?

When you say "install zip from sd card" This is what I get from CWM when I start my phone up having chosen the recovery option?

I then just select the ViperS folder and it knows to unzip it and it installs?

What about 'wipes' and things like that???

I then power the phone off from the Recovery Menu and turn it back on again as normal.

I then go through and restore my apps, contacts etc from sd card which I know how to do.Your help much appreciated.

Phil
[HTC One S] noobvice:
Well I went ahead and did it. Copied folder from laptop to sd card. Went to Recovery, used CWM, did a wipe and then installed the zip file. Piece of cake, Can't understand what I was worried about. That said, much as I'm impressed with the ViperS and it does have a specific tweak for the capacative lights ..... it don't work on my phone. I'll see how I get on with it and whether or not it is better than the other custom roms I've tried (ARHD and AOKP) for battery life.

Phil
[HTC One S] MrToastedAndroid:
Root your phone and install Lux Free from the play store. This app overrides your automatic brightness. It can make the phone extremely dark almost turn off your screen. It is amazing. https://play.google.com/store/apps/...t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS52aXRvLmx1eC5mcmVlIl0.

Once past the setup tutorial, open the actual program, click on the settings icon (the 4th icon) and go to Advance. Scroll down until you get to Adjust soft key backlight. Checkmark the box and choose "always off" (all the way at the bottom) It worked for the Wildfire S.
[HTC One S] Oskipl2:
"Disable soft key backlight" option works on Screen Filter app from Market now. No root required.
[HTC One S] beats4x:
Easiest way is to change your sys files for LED to zero. No extra apps needed, no space taken on phone. It was stated earlier in the thread and works like a charm.

Sent from a baked One S
[HTC One S] RichardW1992:
The latest fusion kernel has a mod for dimming the capacitive LEDs, it lowers the current to 2mA so they are less bright, not sure if you can turn them off completely however.
[HTC One S] DisruptiveMind:
Capacitive Buttons Brightness allows you to turn them off, the app is on the playstore.
[HTC One S] vvector:
Yay

Yeah it helped me
[HTC One S] AndroidifyIt:
I tried importing your profile and ran the entry task, but my soft key buttons still light up. What's wrong?

Edit: Sorry for shedding light on this old thread btw. I discovered that the folder structure is now different, I have a Galaxy A5 running 4.4.4
[Ideos S7 General] fishneck:
Hi can someone please help me if i would be able to install the 'trizet mod' ROM or 'PIRATE 2.0 Android 2.2.3' on my S7 slim. my build number is:

s7-202uV100R001C88B011

does build number matter? cuz i dont have exp installing roms on android. but i manage to root my s7 slim. What else should i do before attempting installing ROM?

be kind to me im a newbie here >< thanks.
[Ideos S7 General] seizmos:
You can try, then post here your expirience...
[Ideos S7 General] fishneck:
theres a possibility that i would brick my phone right? thats what im afraid of :(
[Ideos S7 General] kenjixx:
the possibility is really low if you follow the step carefully.
[Ideos S7 General] fishneck:
sweet! done it. everything went fine. i installed Pirate one. BTW i still manage to install emotion widgets by backing up on titanium backup. This is sweet!

my only problem now is minecraft. always error parsing packge when i try to install.
[Ideos S7 General] seizmos:
with tapatalk or other app ?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SpecialStar:
Hey @ all

i have a problem with my galaxy Note.

I couldn't charge my phone. I connected it with the cable and the icon on the top right hand corner showed me that it would charge.

But the percentage was still the same after 30 Minutes (11%)

I had to walk in rain and i called someone with my phone for 1-2 minutes.

As i was @ home, i charged it, due to the percentage of 2%.

But then i got only messages, that i had to charge my phone.

This message appeared nearly every 2 seconds.

So i took the battery of for 30 seconds and then rebooted.

After this procedure the charging worked and i had 100% but the symbol in the top right corner didn't change.

it shows me that it is charging, but there is no cable inserted.

i flashed about 10 minutes ago the rocket rom v23 and now the newest speedmodkernel, but still the same.

Please help me, i don't know what to do.

Thank you.

My Phone is rooted

hast Rocket Rom v23

SpeedModKernel
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] brockyneo:
Check the 3 pins that connect to the battery make sure non of them are bent as that causes problems
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aami.aami:
yes i have also got the same problem with my phone which started just now. i am on the checkrom v6 which i flashed 2 days back. everything was going ok until today evening, when i plugged in the charger cable, there came a window saying the battery has been removed. i really am so frustrated with this issue now. i have removed the sd card and also did the full reset of the phone even then the problem is still there! someone pls help
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sumedh123:
hey guys i have heard that apphub can register 3 devices in one account...so i was thinking that if we connect a user who have an apphub account with a user who dose not have...by using internet ..so that other users can also register their devices....

Guys please tell me if this is possible????

It would be a gr8 help to many users...especially to omnia w users...
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] prjkthack:
In order to register a device to get it unlocked, it must be physically present at the account owner's computer. It has to be connected via USB to the computer, and a program at the computer is run to register it.

So I suppose, if people are trusting enough to send their phones to others, then its possible. Otherwise, not gonna work.
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sumedh123:
so i guess its a yes....but if we connect the pcs via a software which would even help us to share proxy ports,usb ports,etc we may able to do it without the risk...

Guys plz need your support...
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoodDayToDie:
Well, you're not going to be able to do it *without* risk; I don't know of any program that would allow that level of remote connection without exposing one computer or the other to attack. The level of risk may be acceptable, though.

Side note: not everybody has unlocks to spare; some of us have multiple phones or have family / friends who needed unlocked too. That said, if there's a way to do it right, the idea certainly has merit!
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sensboston:
... but not on XDA, my friend :D
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sumedh123:
I really dont know now if this is true but when i was googling i got the information that u can also remove the device if dont want it......so after u have registered the device u can simply remove the user....

plz correct me if m wrong!!!
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sensboston:
That's right. But what is your point? ;) No one will give you his Live account credentials. Also, this is a hoax, prohibited by Microsoft agreement. By the way, if you already ready to cheat - just open fake student's account and get your unlock for free (but I don't want to discuss it).
[Windows Phone 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sumedh123:
well i tried almost all the things on google and xda but none of it is working.....

anyways so i guess its a bit sad news to most of the omnia w users....