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[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] memnoc:
History

This project first started back in April 2011 with the announcement of the HTC Sensation and Sense 3.0. At this time HTC said that the previous generation of devices would not have the hardware capabilities to run Sense 3.0. Spurred on by this challenge the community came together and worked tirelessly to get it booting on devices such as the Desire HD and Desire Z.

Getting Sense 3.0 booting was not to much of an issue, the bigger problem came once the rom had booted. Due to the sensation having a qHD screen and last generation devices having WVGA almost every Sense app and widget was oversized.

After much poking around the apk’s it came apparent that HTC had started to use a special binary format called m10. These m10 files were new and at the time no one knew what they contained or even how to decode them.

Along came Diamondback and Flemmard, between them they managed to build a decoder/ encoder for the m10 format. Once decoded they were able to resize sense 3 and the now legendary Virtuous Unity was born.

The m10 project soon developed in to a much bigger idea, why have a piece of software that is only able to modify one element of apks.

So work began on implementing existing tools such as apktool, adb and more. A lot of time has been spent making sure that work flow is correct and provides the best possible user experience.

And that's where we are today, presenting you Virtuous Ten Studio. :)​
[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] memnoc:
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[G2 and Desire Z Android Development] memnoc:
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[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Edogawa Conan:
Is there any app to change the appearance of notification bar in stock roms?
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] freakyfriday:
Yeah lidroids 14 toggle status bar and uot kitchen for theming. :)

---------- Post added at 03:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:09 PM ----------

And before moddin these, u need to deodex rom usin dsixda kitchen...thats what all these emanon chocobread roms are...but with good modifications ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.firezenk.ssb&hl=en

super statusbar change the statusbar completely with new look no root needed will work on stock rom it is as just changing launcher
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Avilove.Cullen:
uot kitchen completely changes everything no point of reverting back to original one :(

lidroids are much better !
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Edogawa Conan:
How to use this uot kitchen??? I downloaded the zip files atleast 5 times and it didnt work at all...
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] freakyfriday:
will be postin that in dev101 seriess...stay tuned. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Edogawa Conan:
I downloaded s5570dxkpd firmware....i chose one package and then when I choose on the.tar.md5 file it keeps crashing....please help....
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] emompong:
Hello,

Is anyone of you tried impleting the notification bar of creeds rom to a stock Rom?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Arasl-l:
Hi doods:)

I'm A new G noter;)

I want to ask about a perfect ROM based on official.

I had Xperia Neo before this one and theres a very very good ROM for xperias

by the name of SE.Tweaked.

it's absolutly the official ROM that excess app and sys app are removed on it.

is there any thing like that for note that deliver a speed and costumization ability beside that every thing working perfectly on it(pen and ...)

Thanks a lot:)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DaMy5t:
Rocket & Litening ftw!

For custom GB roms, I have tried Rocket rom and the newer Litening rom. In my opinion, both are great and definitely worth considering.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tknguyencsu:
For the GB, I have tried DarkyRom, ChrackRom, CheckRom, Cassie's XtraLiteRom, and Litening Rom. I found them very comparable in performance and battery life. For ChrackRom you have option to install a full, small, and extra small rom. I am using Litening Rom right now. I might go back to ICS Stunner rom, I like the Stunner rom except that it is not as stable as the GB roms in my SGN.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hawklan_D:
I really like ICS Stunner too, but you might want to exercise caution using that or any other ICS LP5/LP6 leak based ROMS until an issue with potentially hardbricking your phone during flashing is resolved.

If you're interested, there's a still experimental (but as far as hardbricking safer) ICS CM9 build that's really cool over here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1627854
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bunch88:
is it safe to flash GB-based roms ?

Hiya there ! I'll seize this opportunity to avoid creating a post of my own then ! I'm like Arasl, though i bought my GNote in february and i'm still running a non-root, stock ROM because i'm sort of "afraid of flashing".

First, i've never done it before, and since i'm a Linux user i've been searching for ways to do it through linux instead of the Odin/windows method but i'm now pretty much resigned to use Odin (seems simpler, methods actually do exist and there's more feedback, though any hint towards linux-oriented methods would be great).

I've restrained myself from flashing ever since i saw the brick-related posts from ICS Stunner ROM and i do NOT want to flash that ROM.

My questions are then following :

1) Is it possible to ROOT the phone without flashing on Kernel version 2.6.35.7 - N7000XXLC1 ?

2) If it is unsafe to flash ICS-based ROMs, is it 100% safe to flash gingerbread-based custom ROMs or is there still an important risk of bricking the phone?

I can imagine most people will answer yes to the previous question and in that case, which ROM would you advise that is both light (and smooth, since the stock ROM is a little laggy on the edges) and the most battery-saving?

Thanks for any hints to existing posts, i've been looking around but i just don't have the time to read the hundreds of pages of custom stock roms to compare them all by myself ;-)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] octavian90:
Just use the latest cm9. Very safe and beautiful. If you need the spen functionality then use gb..
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ~BSOD~:
If by any means you are ready to work on windows, i would gladly help you in all these...although in a RISK on anything happens on completely you only.

I, too as being flasholhoic, flashed almost every ROM here in the development section both GB and ICS, every kernel, so i will try my best to avoid any risk but god-only-knows-the-best. As per your question,

1. Yes you can root your stock rom without flashing on Kernel version 2.6.35.7 - N7000XXLC1, Go here and select the right kernel and follow the procedure.

2. Official CM9 is the only (yet most) safest ICS build here, the rest being suffered by the ultimate phenomenal hardbrick bug. And yes its safe to flash any GB rom until you are switching it from GB to GB rom only.

The most important thing, take enough time to read read and read (even query) the instruction before flashing anything, or else you can have ample amount to time to read anything with coffee placed on your new bricked note. Choice is yours.

:D
[Off-topic] JoshuaAlba:
So I'm hoping people with a little more knowledge than me in PCs would help me figure out this issue I have at the moment with my computer.

Is there any way to block an app/program from detecting your external display? In other words, still use my Vizio as a monitor, yet fool my computer to think it's my laptop's actual monitor?

The reason I'm trying to figure this out is so I can use the Optimum for Laptop app. It only runs on laptops and will not work if it detects that you're using an external display. I have no choice at the moment to use one, since the screen on my Dell Inspiron is shattered. Any tips/advice is appreciated :)
[Off-topic] laie1472:
Try mirroring your display instead of just choosing the external as your main display. Therefore you have both the display on the laptop and on the external screen. If you choose the external as your main it cuts off the feed to the laptops screen. You will probably have to leave the lid open or go into your power settings and

choose do nothing when you close the lid. Hope this helps.

#Root-Hack_Mod*Always\
[Off-topic] :
Yeah I say mirror the display as well. If that works, just toss a black shirt over your laptop screen so the light doesn't leak through.
[Off-topic] JoshuaAlba:
I tried that, but then it would not stream the channel. Like it knows.....

Thanks for replying though. I appreciate it.
[Off-topic] danielblakes:
try enabling only the external monitor (if you haven't already) using your video card/driver software. i know this is possible in software like catalyst control center and others.
[Off-topic] JoshuaAlba:
So here's what happens now. The warning about me using the external display doesn't pop up anymore when I change the display to clone on both monitors. But the channels will not load, unless I unplug the VGA to my laptop. Then the channel will start playing. I'm trying to figure out any way to still use my monitor but at the same time my laptop doesn't detect it.
[Off-topic] is350:
I have the same exact question as the OP.

Have you found another solution to this? If I clone my display, the max resolution to my monitor is much less than I want it to be (monitor is capable of 1920 x 1080).

Thanks.
[Off-topic] knickerblogger:
I have the same issue has there been any progress?
[Off-topic] abnormalreply:
Bumping..

Would be nice to have this ability
[Off-topic] Le Troll:
I thought http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1765837
[Off-topic] boborone:
nice first post

welcome to ot
[Off-topic] Le Troll:
:)

Why isn't this locked yet?
[Off-topic] Thats OK:
:D
[Off-topic] xaccers:
Because no one's mentioned Twinkies yet.
[Off-topic] boborone:
Why was that thread locked? :confused::confused::confused:

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"fat bottomed girls, you make this rocking world go round"
[Off-topic] xaccers:
Dunno, I guess TeeJay is allergic to them :D

Good news though, apparently Twinkies are likely to survive.
[Off-topic] Thats OK:
This one is most likely done for now that "Twinkies" have been mentioned.

Long live the Twinkies!

Here and everywhere else...
[Off-topic] 85gallon:
Ixnay ethey alktay ofay inkiestway!

Sent from my Kindle Fire running CM10 Jelly Bean
[Off-topic] FallenAnjel:
do i need to be a member to reply to this? (I guess so lol) Optimum STILL doesn't support external display of their optimum for laptop, or thru the optimum app. It's RIDICULOUS! I subscribe to the basic tv but have no cable boxes since I only subscribed to lower my entire bill as I got a promotion for a year. I watch tv now and again on my iphone 6 or on my rca 10" tablet. I have antenna and get all the major channels but when it's really crappy weather out I will watch on tablet or phone. Would be nice if I can cast the picture to my 40" tv instead of watching on my iphone 6. Now that Altice has bought Optimum and doubled our speeds maybe they'll support external display. (But I doubt it....)
[Sony Tablet S] henly:
....I think the answer to that is a resounding NO, I was willing to be patience and wait for upgrades etc to fix probs but having just upgraded to ICS Im very disappointed.

No fixes for various bugs (for me primarily wifi connection), and now I find my gps is not working for some reason, the device nearly went out of the car window yesterday when i was stuck on the A13 with no gps, but then I thought about littering :).

Together with the car charging problems (had To buy an Inverter, more money), no hdmi socket no perifials, Car bracket etc, battery life, its not adding up to a good deal.

I originally bought a Ipad on the recomodations of a salesman and assurances that flash would work with it (yea right), so that went back in favour of the 'S', but what next, do I leave it at home and cut my losses (wad of dough).

Its seems that despite advances in technology we are always being used as guinepigs for devices that eventually end up on the scrap heap and never seem to last until the device is broken beyond repair but are dumped by the manufactorer in favour of another useless device, witness my Ipaq stopped supporting Windows, My Dell Streak mini 5 cant even get spares for them anymore, I could go on.

And we seem to accept it without protest almost as if its expected that we lay out loads of dosh for a inferior product, imaging the outcry if we bought cars (or other products) on the same basis, 'oh bear with us, sir, you will be able to drive from A to B as soon as we have sorted out the engin bugs'.

anyway sorry about the rant, Im still simmering from the A13 incident,
[Sony Tablet S] Mahaco:
Well..

there is a reason why the most tablets still not 100% work like they should be,

Because the tablets like they are now are just still too new,

Better tabs are coming and more abillities are coming too, and then our

problems maby be fixed, Except then there are other problems because there are new things to do with a tablet and ofcourse a higher change to get problems.
[Sony Tablet S] jameslindsey:
I'm sorry to learn that you're upset with your tablet, maybe a tablet is not for you?

Would I buy the s again? Yes. I replaced a Windows Vista Laptop which finally died with my tablet S.

I took a long hard think about what I actually used my laptop for before purchase. Mainly sofa surfing, emails Facebook etc.More importantly it was to have this ability on the move. The small amount of application work could be relegated to my old desktop. I help run another website which has some flash parts so I that meant could not get an i-pad, besides I hate i-tunes.

With the S I'm now able to control my hifi with one device, manage DNLA media on my server, check up on emails and social networking and sofa surf all from one little lightweight and highly portable device. Chuck in free SatNav with Navfree also.

Most android devices could do all this to a certain extent however the IR and playstation integration made the Sony the only choice for me. I also find the screen a higher quality and the shape nicer to use.

Minor bugbears:

Direct communication with SD card socket - ICS fixes this

Lack of Sky go / MS Silverlight - will probably happen in the end

Missing MS Excel - some partial success with apps but would really like a proper MS version.

Would like it to be a bit nippier
[Sony Tablet S] Mahaco:
Nice said!

Now thats what you call a nice short review. +1:D
[Sony Tablet S] agc93:
To be honest, it seems like most of those problems could have been avoided with just a little research before you bought. Obviously, different tablets suit different people and if you wanted HDMI-out, lots of weird peripherals and a car bracket, you should've bought a Toshiba Thrive or a Samsung Galaxy Tab.

The Sony's features and advertised purpose are well-known and it is obviously meant to be a media device, and it excels at that. I'm not sure why your battery is not good, but mine far outlasts my iPad's. As for peripherals, as far as I'm concerned, if it'

s got mini-USB which can be turned into full-size USB with a short cable, thats all the peripherals I'm ever going to need.

I respect your opinion and your choice and for the record I don't have any WiFi problems and haven't upgraded to ICS (waiting for official) so I can't comment on that.

However, it seems as if many of your criticisms (including those of other disappointed Tablet S owners) could've been solved by a tiny bit of Internet research and some forethought about your buying choices.

In short, it seems harsh to blame the tool, if you're using the wrong tool for the job that you wanted :P

Sorry for the rant, but I love mine and am often mystified by these disappointed stories.
[Sony Tablet S] earni:
I have to agree with the above! I love mine because I did a lot of research before I bought it and realised the sony was the one for me. Does the iPad have hdmi out? I don't know I don't buy into all the apple crap. But if it doesn't then why bring it up. Like said earlier, if that's what you were after there's plenty of devices on the market that could have fulfilled your needs.
[Sony Tablet S] kantk20111:
-GPS problem is more of an Android problem, the SGS Tab and most phones have crappy GPS as well.

-The wifi issue is hardly a bother, come on. The tablet S literally takes a second to reconnect when you open up the display. It's really quick. How much do you really NEED wifi when the screen is off? Would it be great? Yes, but is it a dealbreaker? hardly not.

-I have no idea what you are talking about about peripherals. The tablet has a full sized SD card slot. I cant think of any other tablet which does. The MicroUSB does the job for connecting as well.

-Battery life has been good for me, even better than the iPad 2.

People can whine and complain all they want, but at the end of the day it is your fault for not researching more about a tablet that would suit your needs. You can't whine about the tablet not having an HDMI slot if you had a choice to choose one that did. Sony never lied and never stated that there was an HDMI slot. Battery life has never been a problem for most people, even the reviewers say the battery life is great. I agree, though, that the charger is retarded.

That said, it seems that those who complain about the Tablet S are expecting too much from the tablet. Sony have been very upfront about what it can and cannot do, and reviews have put this in the top 5 tablets for a reason. It's easy to criticize what something doesn't have, but people forget the good things about a device (SD card slot, great screen, universal remote, playstation etc.)
[Sony Tablet S] shuckle:
I am very happy for my table S and would definitely bye it again.

I have actually thought of buing a second as this one is so heavily in use.
[Sony Tablet S] DreadPirateDan:
I hated mine for the first couple months. Never had any probs with the hardware (nor any wifi/battery issues). For me it was just a crappy slow as firmware. I said on here once that it would all be fixable with root access.

Fast forward to present with me strappin' a rooted ICS loaded Sony Tab and you're looking at one happy camper :D. I've even adjusted to the fact I stuffed the screen a little when it slid off my car bonnet.

Does everything I want it too and the only time I turn on a laptop anymore is use the all in one tool on it :D.
[Sony Tablet S] blambo:
Yes. Yes I would.

Umm, well. Yes I would, and yes I did.

I have several tablets, a couple of Sony Tablet S's (16 & 32gb) a Samsung Galaxy 10.1, an ASUS TF101, and a couple of Kindle Fires (rooted and totally recreated as fine little tablets in their own right.) I've also had two iPads in the past, a v1, then v2 (those both went to the niece & nephew for Xmas, total kiddie ware going no-where.)

So, guess which one goes with me in the car and on the plane? Easy, the 32gb Sony. I throw the poor thing around like a paperback book, and it definitely takes a licking. Never complains a bit and still looks new. (Think airport check-ins, X-ray bins, getting banged around on plane tray tables & overhead compartments, etc.) Battery life is xlnt, the display is bright, saturated & Sony sharp, reading Kindle books is hand-natural specific, and... I can load my 64gb SDXC card with just about anything and everything.

Other than the Kindle Fires, (Kinder Panzers?) all of the other tablets I have either had (or have now,) are FRAGILE.

OK: The universal remote. I use the Sony S for everything in the house, especially the WD Lives... this thing is a godsend compared to the little piece of crap they give you for a remote! That Sony Tablet S remote feature sets up easy and remembers forever.

Also, I use either my HTC Desire or Desire HD to connect to the Internet, apply the wifi hotspot, then connect the Sony S to that. Skype calls for free. Wait, somebody say free? Internet and hands free International calls. Easy.

I could go on here, but there's plenty more.

Again, yes I would buy it again, and yes, I already did.
[Sony Tablet S] RainbowSixIT:
I have to agree with you. I mean, I like my tablet s, but I think I'm pretty tired of crappy problems/errors. I have an xperia x10i, and also there, other problems. This mainly happen because we have many different models and hw to be adapted to the operative system (this doesn't happen for ipad, just because they have a few hw models and just one corporate workin on sw). Sony produces beautiful machines and great hardware, but they always lack on software, don't know why.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scrollonby:
I'm looking for a (preferably lightweight) lockscreen app that can display a different image every time it activates, or at least cycles through images in a folder (or images I tell it to) for my lockscreen. I can't use Multipicture Live Wallpaper for this, since I'm already using that one for my home screen LWP, and I have a separate set of pictures for the lockscreen. I also already have a custom ssLauncher theme installed. Can anyone please recommend me an app or two that can do this? Sorry for the bother, and thanks in advance.
[LG Optimus Black] sonimayurp:
How to change the fonts pls tell me......
[LG Optimus Black] Mexickano:
There is...

Could you be more specific?

In fact into Play Store are a few apps to change your default font, but as first condition to change it, you need a rooted device, I'm not able to share links cuz I'm checking forums from my iPod, but I use 2 apps, one for General Font and the other for Clock Lockscreen, Font changer and Type Fresh every one explain you how to use them.
[LG Optimus Black] sonimayurp:
Yes i've a rooted device using zeus 6.1. There is an option to change the fonts in settings but i want some more...
[LG Optimus Black] dcop7:
Use this :)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.font.installer&hl=pt_PT
[LG Optimus Black] ghost_pilot:
Thanks alot dude!
[LG Optimus Black] AnonymousVie:
Font Changer

Since I used Font Changer to change the font when using Marvel rom, it is easy to use. But first, you should find some fonts, download and copy to SD Card/.fontchanger (I dont remember clearly but you can follow the app' instructions). Good luck
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] blumentopf75:
Hello,

I tried to setup a funambol-client on my Kaiser (WM6.1, last official german Telekom-ROM). The Funambolserver runs locally on host-PC. But the client dosn't get connected to the server.

What I tried an found out:

Accessing funambolservers Website from Host-PC (via USB-IP-Address) -> Ok

Accessing funambolserver from Kaiser via WLan -> Ok

Accessing same funambolserver from older WM5 Device via USB -> Ok

Pinging USB-IP-Address from Kaiser -> Ok

Connecting via telnet to port of funambolserver from kaiser via USB -> connection establishes but no datatransfer (tried "GET /index.html" which worked locally)

Settings: USB Advanced Network features are on, USB-Networkcard connects to "internet" (whats the meaning of this?). Host-PC is a Xubuntu 11.10-System, USB-PTP-Network seems to be OK, can do filetransfer via synce and remoteaccess via gce-mirror.

Any idea, is there something like a firewall in WM6.1, or some othe security settings? Thanks a lot.
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] blumentopf75:
Has nobody any hint?

Maybe it's very unusual what I try to do. But I thought there must be the ability to use a normal socket-connection, if there is a IP connection between Kaiser and host-PC (via USB).

With WM5 it just works.

There may be other applications, what want to connect to a webserver at the host-PC.

Active sync does it too (I've seen it in netstat at the Kaisers taskmgr) but dont know, who connects and who accepts the connection.

Meanwhile I changed the networkport of the funambolserver to 888 (maybe default value 8080 is locked somehow) but nothing had changed.

Has this anything to do with the "client separation"(I dont know exactly what it is, but I read about it).

For a workaraound I setup a Wlan Adhoc connection, this worked, but ist unsafe (only WEP). Bye fom blumentopf75