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[Defy Themes and Apps] nikhils27:
mod my apk

hello everyone I have tested all above apks but they didn't worked for me so I have attached my original motorola defy xt535 mms.apk. so please anyone can mod it.thanks in advanced.
[Defy Themes and Apps] crakeron:
I'll have a look at it in a week (i'm on vacation) ;)

You may probably need to give me the corresponding .odex file if present, motorola uses them a lot in their stock roms. I'll give feedback in approx. a week ;)

Motorola Defy, CM7 @ 1Ghz + CM9 multiboot

[Guide] Install double boot CM7 + CM9

[Guide][Root needed] Unsimlock your Defy

[Mod/Fix][APP]Messaging apps with ENTER button enabled!
[Defy Themes and Apps] nikhils27:
hi crakeron thanks for ur reply and enjoy ur vacation.i didn't find any odex file with it i have copied it from system/app using rootexplorer.
[Defy Themes and Apps] force_close:
Hi sir, can you please mod CM 10 mms.apk for galaxy mini? the apk is attach
[Defy Themes and Apps] crakeron:
Will do ;) (at least try ^^ )

Motorola Defy, CM7 @ 1Ghz + CM9 multiboot

[Guide] Install double boot CM7 + CM9

[Guide][Root needed] Unsimlock your Defy

[Mod/Fix][APP]Messaging apps with ENTER button enabled!
[Defy Themes and Apps] guoluan:
THX

How to change the mms.apk with enter button from AOKP JB (lastest verion) myself ?

:confused:
[Defy Themes and Apps] rsk_kelkar:
I want to use the stock messaging app on whatever ROM i use. is it possible by installing your app here?
[Defy Themes and Apps] crakeron:
Nope, due to how the stock roms work (non-zipalignement, and framework), the stock mms app will not work on any other rom than a stock rom.

Motorola Defy, CM7 @ 1Ghz + CM9 multiboot

[Guide] Install double boot CM7 + CM9

[Guide][Root needed] Unsimlock your Defy

[Mod/Fix][APP]Messaging apps with ENTER button enabled!
[Defy Themes and Apps] Aadi:
Multiple contacts

Is there any feature in cm7 messaging to add multiple contacts just let me know even if it is a mod
[Defy Themes and Apps] crakeron:
I'm back and i'm working on your mms.apk =)
[Defy Themes and Apps] crakeron:
New LG P350 MMS app for the ROM "CM Electroz" by The Chain Hacker

link to thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1920113
[Defy Themes and Apps] paszczaq:
Hey crakeron, i have just a little request if possible of course...

I'm using CM7.2 stable on my Defy - and found modded Mms.apk that converts national characters (ie. ć,ż,ą,ę - Polish hell) to normal letters. And after that i found mod with bubbles - so is it possible for you to add bubbles to this 160 char support Mms apk?

Link to thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1797341

Link to bubbled style: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25528384&postcount=2

And that would be so great!!!

Thanks in advance.
[HTC Sensation] bombo_b:
I saw this in samsung vibrant forums: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1461705

My friend who has a Vibrant confirmed it works.I also tested it from his phone. Is it possible for Sensation users to have that feature ported?
[HTC Sensation] andybites:
No the sensation doesn't do this.. You can get tv out using an mhl adapter in the usb port though!
[HTC Sensation] bombo_b:
I know but The vibrant also has tv out via usb but this hack enabled it to have headset video out:)
[HTC Sensation] andybites:
The vibrant has hardware to make this possible (I had a sgs (basically the same phone) and got a cable for this included in the box)

The sensation doesn't have the hardware to allow this to happen.
[HTC Sensation] bombo_b:
Ok, thank you. I wanted to save a few bucks on that mhl adapter,since I already had the 3.5 mm cable laying around :p
[HTC Sensation] andybites:
Just to save you problems make sure you get one with a socket on the side to plug your charger into!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
Bryan's asked users several times not to clutter up his thread. Ask questions about it here.

Development thread (which means that if you're not submitting bugs or adding to the development of the AOSP kernel, you should post here!)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1629041

This is a big project he's working on that is geared toward benefiting all the users who will use his kernel and use his code as base for other kernels! Don't piss off the devs!
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] bhundven:
Thanks FB!

The thread is currently locked, so even if you wanted to post...

This is the place to ask questions. Do it ;)

Coming up to my second week and trying my damnedest to stay away; I ran into another life speed bump. It's not a big deal, but I'm probably not going to return to xda and dev as quickly as I had expected.

Luckly I was able to save my wip from my build box at work (prior employer now :( ).

Working now on updating arch/arm herring code in our kernel has no difference to the aosp gingerbread branch and moving our code out of the aries files and into the herring equivalent. Hopefully after this part is done and bootable, I can start moving code over to the aosp branch and doing builds from the aosp branch. Then off to milestone 3 and getting other drivers over and scrubbed.

It will be nice if BML (fsr/rfs) still work, but we still have sdcard and mtd.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xakuvo:
[Modem Sources]

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1158783

http://perka.zapto.org/

http://soggycashew.weebly.com/i9000-modems.html

[Official Rom Sources]

http://perka.zapto.org/

http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/

http://sftest.webs.com/i9000.htm

[850mHz enable guides]

http://soggycashew.weebly.com/modem-dance.html

http://www.darkyrom.com/community/index.php?threads/guide-enable-850mhz-on-any-modem.3334/

http://androidforums.com/samsung-ga...rk-frequency-your-samsung-i9000-galaxy-s.html

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=12156313&postcount=438

I live in USA and would like to use T-Mobile 3g network, I've read all you need for T-Mobile 3g is the 850, 1900, and 2100 bands. I have a GT-I9000GSMH international, I think i got it and it had JVT on it, im not sure. But anyways, i flashed it with JW4 official, then CF-root, then sephamore 2.7.4. I installed the UGJK3 modem through heimdall, CMW install never seems to work when i check in system->about->baseband. oh i should post this list of comptable 850 defaults i found,

[I9000 Modem release dates]

UGKG3 - 07/18/2011 Default 850mhz

BVJJW2 - 05/18/2011 Default 850mhz

TUBJV6 - 05/04/2011 Default 850mhz

TUBJPD - 04/04/2011 Default 850mhz

UGKC1 - 03/04/2011 Default 850mhz

TDVJP9 - 02/15/2011 Default 850mhz

TUBJP9 - 01/28/2011 Default 850mhz

TJJJV5 - 01/15/2011 Default 850mhz

BVJJPG - 01/14/2011 Default 850mhz

BVJJV3 - 01/02/2011 Default 850mhz

UGJL2 - 12/21/2010 Default 850mhz

BVJJPD - 12/13/2010 Default 850mhz

UGJK4 - 11/29/2010 Default 850mhz

UGJK3 - 11/17/2010 Default 850mhz

thank you http://soggycashew.weebly.com/upload...ease_dates.txt

i run service mode *#2263#, and set 850 only in WCDMA menu, reboot, check with *#0011#, no service, run service mode *#2263#, enable GSM and WCDMA 850, PCS and WCMDA 1900, and WCMDA 2100. reboot

when i check *#0011# my service mode reads:

GSM: Home(CS+PS)

Band: GSM 1900, BSIC: 47

ive checked if my HSDPA is enabled *#*#301279#*#* 1 is enabled

still only edge network, i live in a large city so i believe i would get 3g service where i am located, can anyone offer any help?

data roaming is enabled...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xakuvo:
**bump** ive had this problem for very long time, noone else?
[HTC One S] nickmv:
So I've been attempting to get HTC to comply with the GPL license and release the source code for the One S (one x needs it too), and I got the standard 90-120 day response. However, this isn't acceptable, as that's 90-120 violations of the GPL license, which requires that they provide it to you upon request, not "in 90-120 days".

I've responded to them again, reminding them of their duty to lawfully abide by the terms. I urge each of you to do the same, and in a calm, collected manner.
[HTC One S] nickmv:
Well, looks like they're eager to play ball, and I don't mean that in a good way. Any of you EU folks care to remind them that the device has been out over a month over there across the pond? The more pressure the better.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
well written that !!

Mind if i copy and paste it ? and re send it to them ?
[HTC One S] nickmv:
Sure, my letter is "open-sourced" :). Feel free to modify and make any improvements. They're trying to use the excuse that it's a recent release, yet you EU guys have had it for several weeks now, so I'm interested to see how they'll respond to you. Make sure you use your EU model in your letter.

The thing that kills me is that they think that 90-120 days is acceptable. That's 3-4 months. In 3-4 months, HTC will already be over 50% complete with some sort of new phone, and the One S will no longer be in its youthful stages. When a phone lasts you 2 yrs on average, 90-120 days is a significant period of time. One of the things that attracts developers to a phone community is the availability of the source code. Until then, interest will continue to remain what it is now.
[HTC One S] mr11brick:
Oh man, my first post here. Coming from a Legend, stuff's new :o

So, I guess I'll translate that WoT and write it to the german HTC Support, let's see their response! :)
[HTC One S] nickmv:
bump.
[HTC One S] phin586:
bump. maybe we could get this stickied until they release the code? Its currently a major development issue.
[HTC One S] mr11brick:
How long does HTC usually need to respond? Sent my request yesterday, let's hope they'll get the code to the devs as fast as possible ._.
[HTC One S] phin586:
I received a response in about 2 days.
[HTC One S] nickmv:
Telling you to please wait 90-120 days? If so, respond back, remind them every single day is a willful violation of the GPL license. If they've distributed the kernel in binary form to ANY SINGLE CUSTOMER (as it is on the phone), then they're obligated to provide the source code for that specific binary. And we've got plenty of binaries out in the wild, in both the EU and US, and under multiple versions.

HTC is playing games once again, and their approach to developers is once again becoming a joke. I don't understand what's so difficult about following the rules.

Sometimes they'll even play the "it's not in a readable format" card. Only problem there is -- if it's not readable, then how on Earth did they develop it? It's gotta be readable in order to make it in the first place.
[HTC One S] mr11brick:
Let's see what the german support has to say about this :)

I'd love to see my One S being S-Off. I want that stock ICS :(
[HTC One S] phin586:
@nickmv, Of course I did. Hopefully it helps.

---------- Post added at 11:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:26 PM ----------

Oh. I also reported the violation to gnu.org

I suggest you all do the same.

http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-violation.html
[HTC One S] nickmv:
bump.

Keep hammering them, folks.
[HTC One S] JimmyEatFood:
Someone needs to link this thread in the one X forum
[HTC One S] QuintusDias:
Once I get my hands on my very own One S tomorrrow I will contact the Dutch HTC. Even though I dont dislike sense at all development is in everyones best interest!
[HTC One S] phin586:
Ah, my generic reply...
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
Ok so i emailed them yesterday and this is their reply

I have replied to that above message with this.

EDIT: Their reply to the above is:

I find that extremely rude ! dont you ??
[HTC One S] nickmv:
Absolutely. Gotta remember, half of this is complete bull****. At least they're not going overboard and pulling the "it's not in readable format" crap.
[HTC One S] h.han:
Yes, quite rude, I assume this person is the Jason who replied your first email. He must have not been trained properly regarding what customer satisfaction means nor how to reply in a professional language without copy/paste existing answers.

However, just don't piss off because of this, I have had the "honour" to visit one call centre (not HTC) and chatted to the senior manager in CS department and the front line support staff. It is a common problem that the front line customer service staff most of time do not know exactly what they are talking about nor have enough knowledge to answer non-standard question. I assume the team replying email is the same. So basically unless they ask their manager your question, you won't get satisfied answer. However, they won't because it will show that they are lack of knowledge and directly affect their appraisal.

Shame... but do send email to them so they will eventually understand how to satisfy this question.
[HTC One S] phin586:
Keep hammering at them guys!
[HTC One S] psych0t1c:
emails and Tickets are easy to ignore, cheap to process /via low paid first level support clerks).

Take the quote from the first post in this thread, put it on your letterhead, print it out a few times and then start mailing it to your countries official HTC office once a week. Don't supply an email so they have to get back to you via snail mail too. That might either p*ss them off more of accelrate the process. Maybe even go all the way and snail mail it to the HQ in Taiwan where the devs prolly are located....

In my experience I have usually received more useful replies and offers when I had issues with customer service by this route, as its somewhat more informal (albeit taking much longer).

How much time do other companies like Samsung ket usually pass between delivering the device to market and putting out their sources?

Too bad the GPL foundation is largely a beast without claws...
[HTC One S] decalex:
Somewhat related, what does HTC have to gain/lose by not releasing the source yet? Is it their lack of preparedness? Or do you think there's a reason behind it? ..just curious what you guys think.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
they have nothing to gain,, It against the rules to not release it..

as for what they have to lose.... at this rate, a load of customers, and what ever hidden secrets they have in the kernel code
[HTC One S] ragiut1:
The sources for One X has been released

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1639649

http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
[HTC One S] FRuiTBoOT:
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu:banghead:

Sent from my HOS
[HTC One S] arknailed7754:
Not long the s will be..hopefully it'll help cm9 for the s
[HTC One S] FRuiTBoOT:
Agreed, should be very soon if the HOX just got it. HOS falls in line last be surely not least.

Sent from my HOS
[HTC One S] majalo:
I believe it is worth noting here that while HTC has released the code for all global variants of the One X, they have NOT released AT&T's LTE/S4 Krait code.

It doesn't come as much of a surprise to me that they would release the code for their Tegra3 phone before they release code for the S4. As far as I know, there haven't been any Android devices yet that have released the source for Qualcomm's latest chip. I assume this is A reason, if not The reason, why HTC is hesitant about releasing the One S code.

Let's go HTC!
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
The problem with sending letters is that your regional HTC office has nothing to do with the release of kernel sources. Its the engineers in Taiwan that takes care of it and from what Ive been told and understand, no one else have much influence and there is no two-way communication within HTC on the matter.

Though it is worth noting that HTC is violating the GPL rules by not releasing the sources when you request them. They certainly deserve some criticism for that fact!
[HTC One S] phin586:
aokp is comiing along nicely. i'm sure they will release soon.
[HTC One S] phin586:
Received a pair of mysterious blank emails from HTCDev today. O_o
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Haha, thats intriguing!
[HTC One S] mr11brick:
Haven't checked in here for a while (I wrote to HTC Germany).

Sadly, I did not recieve a response. I'll probably give them a call tommorow, let's see how that goes.
[HTC One S] nickmv:
I got one 2 days ago. Weird....
[HTC One S] Reviewers:
Why do you think there delaying the Source Code. -angry- Me want to OC/UV. :]
[HTC One S] phin586:
OC?! Really? I don't think I will bother until things feel sluggish. I'm more concerned with guys getting the right code in there hands to help make AOSP based roms, fly and fully function.
[HTC One S] Habarug:
+1 I don't see the need for OC, at least not now. But I guess I will UV if I'm going to spend a couple of days without charger :)
[HTC One S] Reviewers:
OC/UV is always useful though.
[HTC One S] phin586:
agreed. having the option is always thoughtful.
[HTC One S] mythek88:
BUMP, if we get enough people to send them an email, I'm sure we'll get their attention!

I'm still curious why they are delaying it. Is it cuz they have something that they wanna hide and must be removed before they release to the public? lol
[HTC One S] lanternslight456:
I haven't sent emails, but today I started up on Twitter and G+. It's not much but I just got this Friday and I want to dig in.
[HTC One S] NYC1992:
+1
[HTC One S] Reevine:
This is a letter I got in response to a email I sent them. Word for word. Lol
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Wow, that was.... An informative letter haha
[HTC One S] Reevine:
Yah your telling me. By the way this was in response to me requesting an expected release date for the One S kernel source.
[HTC One S] zeroprobe:
No good news from me. this is the response I got.

Anything I can add to the ticket response?

Anyone know of any valid reasons why source code could be delayed?
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
Maybe they have left a mega noob error in the kernel code ? Something that will give us instant S-OFF or some other good thing ??

Or maybe they are delaying it to piss us off !! My money's on this one !!
[HTC One S] ickster:
"I'm not sure where your open source community requirements came from, but with all due respect, 90 to 120 days is not acceptable. I think it's important that I point out to you HTC's lawful obligation to abide by the terms of the General Public License (GPL) v2, as the Linux kernel that HTC uses for its Android phones requires that HTC release its source code immediately. As this device has now been released in at least 2 countries, HTC must follow that obligation, and in a timely manner. 90 to 120 days is in no way a timely manner, and accounts for a significant percentage of the device's realistic life as a current HTC product.

If you'll note in the GPL v2 License, there is no 90-120 day grace period for releasing source code. If HTC has provided the Linux kernel binary to any single customer (in this case, it has been delivered via many HTC One S's), then HTC is obligated to provide a copy, upon request, of that specific source code (in this case, the T-Mobile USA HTC One S). Section 3 of TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR COPYING, DISTRIBUTION AND MODIFICATION makes clear note of these terms.

HTCdev.com has been a definite improvement on HTC's stance regarding source code distribution and openness, but there is much work that is needed to be done. In particular, the timeliness of providing source code is still troubling. HTC makes great phones, but still has a duty to the open source community. There is certainly something to gain by abiding by these terms and distributing the source code to the community. Many technology enthusiasts and developers are eager to get their hands on the code and make their own improvements. The HTC One V model, which has been released alongside the One S and One X, already has its source code posted on the HTCdev website. However, the One S and One X (all variants) are STILL lacking, and each day that HTC delays is a willful violation of the GPL.

I respectfully request that you release the source code for my device in a timely manner. It would be in the best interests of both HTC and the open source software community, and can only serve to strengthen HTC's relationship with the community.

Thank you kindly."

Very well said! Wish I was as articulate.

I'd like to point out that at least HTC is not as bad as I found LG to be overall.

And I'm wondering if they are hesitating to release it because of the data bug? Maybe source will be released when the update is?
[HTC One S] phin586:
w00t! POSTED!
[HTC One S] Habarug:
Yup! Go here devs and make me happy :D

http://htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
[HTC One S] Stroid01:
nice http://htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads
[HTC One S] eminembdg:
http://htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads

It's right before your post man lol

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] Stroid01:
lol it was posted at the time i was posting, then i found it and edited before you saw my edit haha...i dont see any tmo us source code yet though
[HTC One S] vdub804:
it's there now
[HTC One S] Maphisto:
US version?

I don't see a US version.
[HTC One S] nickmv:
I wouldn't worry about it. The EU and US models are so similar, that it won't matter. ProTekk of Team AOKP has already put together an initial test-OC version.
[HTC One S] NaViTo:
Quoted from Android Police:

Salu2
[HTC One S] wanxu:
Great news!
[HTC One S] thuddome:
+1
[HTC One S] k1llacanon:
Are we allowed to a Off? Do HTC not want us to do it ?
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Please stop bumping this thread. The source code has been released; no more to talk about. If you want to talk about S-OFF, there is a thread regarding S-OFF in this same forum. Thank you.
[HTC Sensation] knotrkr:
I hope I'm posting this in the proper thread. about a week ago, I had a sensation, revolutionary s-off, root, sim unlock.. then it broke, so they JUST sent me a new one. I had to go through the entire process again. I have root, s/off,but I cannot get a rom to load. It's always giving me some error about cid not matching. I don't know anything about that. I didn't need it before. So I'm unable to flash a new radio or firmware, has anyone ever heard of this? can anyone please help me out? I've been reading and working on this 3 days straight, so now I just give up and beg for help from someone much smarter than myself. any help would be greatly appreciated.

PS I use a regular Tmobile Sensation 4G
[HTC Sensation] dublinz:
Mate if you want to SUPER CID your phone, here is the procedures how to ...

1. Download adb tools here: download for WINDOWS or download for LINUX or from the attachments below

2. On your pc click on your local disk C: Drive (or D: drive for some) (WINDOWS users: Start > My computer > Local Disk (C)

3. Create a new folder called "adb" and extract the files from adb.zip into it. Make sure it doesn't create another folder in the adb folder when extracting

4. open command prompt (or terminal for linux) and type "cd" "followed by the path to your adb folder" (windows users can type "cd C:\adb")

5. Ensure your phone is switched on (regular home screen) and connect it by USB in charging mode (Ensure usb debugging is on settings)

6. enter the command "adb devices". This is to confirm your phone is connected. (It should come back with list of devices attached and your serial number)

7. enter the command "adb reboot-bootloader". (nothing further required device WILL reboot in bootloader)

IF it doesn't you can Manually put the phone in the bootloader/hboot mode

Navigate to fastboot by pressing volume down and pressing power button to select (power off > vol down + power on)

It will take you to the fastboot bootloader screen on your phone

Connect your phone via USB

Your Screen should now read fastboot USB

8. enter the command "fastboot oem writecid 11111111"

9. enter the command "fastboot reboot-bootloader (Wait for it to reboot the bootloader)

10. enter the command "fastboot getvar cid" [it should confirm your CID is 11111111]

11. enter the command "fastboot reboot"

12. You can now flash any ROM you like.

This solution is brought to us by xl VipeR lx

Thread link
[HTC Sensation] jab74101:
Also make sure you flash the correct and latest firmware.
[HTC Sensation] knotrkr:
@Dublinz , thanks a bunch mate!!
[HTC Sensation] dublinz:
u a welcome mate, now have fun with new rom's :)
[HTC One X] Maiesta_Miyabi:
I am using a BlackBerry PlayBook 9V charger and I'm only getting (no more than) 30%-35% per hour while charging.

The Samsung Galaxy Note charged at about 45%-50%per hour.

Is anyone else noticing slow charging rates for the HOX?