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[Android Software Development] kosmos30:
Hi too alll Dev´s and the rest of this world ;)

Im very new @ Android java dev and want to know if anybody want to helpme with BackTrack-PG its a very simpel app to start backtrack over the Terminal.

Like this app but Free ;)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zpwebsites.backtrackinstallguide&hl=de

v1-OLD is ready and working

http://www.androidpit.de/de/android...ckpal.androidterm.sample.intents/BackTrack-PG

http://www.shragle.com/files/1ed7c430/backtrack-pg.apk

git@github.com:cr4shy/BackTrack-PG-OLD.git

http://github.com/cr4shy/BackTrack-PG-OLD

v2 Now i want to add a dashboard but its force closed after pushed the botton on the Gui. Sorry for my bad java coding skill im a n00b but sexy :D

git@github.com:cr4shy/BackTrack-PG.git

http://github.com/cr4shy/BackTrack-PG
[Android Software Development] zalez:
Are you using an IDE? If so, paste the error you are getting.
[Android Software Development] kosmos30:
Atm i start with AIDE on my x10 phone.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aide.ui&hl=de

And no errors nothing,i think i need 1-2 new books about java ;)

I can lock later @ logcat if i can found some error msg.

lg kosmo
[Android Software Development] devwithzachary:
While I support New app development etc, I would rather you didnt use my icons without at least asking me first ;)

https://github.com/cr4shy/BackTrack-PG-OLD/blob/master/res/drawable/app_terminal.png

Infact looking through your source I see alot suspicious stimulatory with parts of my apps...I do hope you havnt been taking apart my apks without my permission......
[Android Software Development] kosmos30:
Sry about this,i think bt is OpenSource and all Icons & Symbols Are Free. Or You got a licens For using the bt logo Form backtrack For your Work?

But i will change it in the next Version np.But it can take some days i only got 3g atm.And Paint is Not realy hard to use. :-P

Thanks For your Info .

And can i got my money back For buying your Grab App it Not work.
[Android Software Development] devwithzachary:
Yes bts logo is open source, is my app code and images i created for the app? no

And no you cant as it clearly states in the app description you should try the free version before buying it https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zpwebsites.backtrackinstallfree

I cant help it if your unable to read the description of a app before buying it
[Android Software Development] devwithzachary:
All you needed to do is ask for help...

If your going to learn anything while your here,

Ask for help if you need it and be respectful to developers...I would have happily helped you with starting to code apps but well not going to happen now
[HTC One X] aydc:
I currently have a SGS2 and I'm seriously contemplating buying a One X, mostly because SGS3 was a huge disappointment for me. I have a few questions though. I hope you can help with at least some of them.

1) How does it really feel in the hand? Does it feel like plastic, or more like rubber? The plastic is one of the things I hate most on Samsung phones.

2) There is no wake up delay, right? On Samsung phones, after you touch the power button, you wait for around 1 second before the phone wakes up. How is it on HTC One X?

3) Is the power button easy to press? One thing I like about Samsungs is that the power button is easy to reach on the side. HTC puts them on the top. On a huge phone like this, how easy is the power button to press, especially when you're using it one handedly?

4) Does the phone react instantly when you press the capacitive buttons? Again, one thing I hate about Samsung is the hard home key, which also has a delay. There's no delay when you press home button on One X, right?

5) How good is sound with a really good pair of headphones?

6) How much space is really left from the sdcard to use? Some people say 25 GB, some say 26 GB, exactly how much is it? This is my only worry, since I have 17gigs of mp3s and I want to carry it all with me.

7) The lock screen can be removed completely, right? I hate all lockscreens, they are utterly useless. Nobody buttdials anybody, especially not me. I love the no lockscreen feature on ICS, I hope HTC kept it on Sense 4. I really don't want any lock screen at all.

8) Long press volume to skip songs feature is a must for me. I see that custom roms already have it, so just to be sure, it works, right? This is absolutely critical for me, since I listen to music without taking the phone off my pocket.

9) Can the crappy horizontal multitasking thing on Sense 4 be replaced with standard ICS recent apps screen? With sense, you need to swipe a lot to get to an app, while on stock ICS it's a lot easier. So far I haven't seen any mods that do this, but maybe I'm missing something.
[HTC One X] wardy01:
1) How does it really feel in the hand? Does it feel like plastic, or more like rubber? The plastic is one of the things I hate most on Samsung phones.

it feels very strong/robust/a good feel to it,hard to describe as such

2) There is no wake up delay, right? On Samsung phones, after you touch the power button, you wait for around 1 second before the phone wakes up. How is it on HTC One X?

mine is very depndant if i leave it for a while it is like all other handsets its take -1 sec but if i use it then press button and 3-10 secs later it comes on instantly

3) Is the power button easy to press? One thing I like about Samsungs is that the power button is easy to reach on the side. HTC puts them on the top. On a huge phone like this, how easy is the power button to press, especially when you're using it one handedly?

i had a nexus s before this and the power button is easier on the samsung phones because of the side 1, sometimes i find it a ball ache from the samsung i had prior to this.

4) Does the phone react instantly when you press the capacitive buttons? Again, one thing I hate about Samsung is the hard home key, which also has a delay. There's no delay when you press home button on One X, right?

yes.perfectly.

5) How good is sound with a really good pair of headphones?

you dont need a good pair just the standards will do, you can activate beats enhancement via audio player,

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6) How much space is really left from the sdcard to use? Some people say 25 GB, some say 26 GB, exactly how much is it? This is my only worry, since I have 17gigs of mp3s and I want to carry it all with me.

its user dependent, what apps you have and so forth ovb the locked handsets with networks will have slightly less due to there crap that goes on them, but generally 25-26 is a base level,

7) The lock screen can be removed completely, right? I hate all lockscreens, they are utterly useless. Nobody buttdials anybody, especially not me. I love the no lockscreen feature on ICS, I hope HTC kept it on Sense 4. I really don't want any lock screen at all.

yes that is correct.

8) Long press volume to skip songs feature is a must for me. I see that custom roms already have it, so just to be sure, it works, right? This is absolutely critical for me, since I listen to music without taking the phone off my pocket.

no comment, mine doesnt, i and i have leedroidv5 rom.

9) Can the crappy horizontal multitasking thing on Sense 4 be replaced with standard ICS recent apps screen? With sense, you need to swipe a lot to get to an app, while on stock ICS it's a lot easier. So far I haven't seen any mods that do this, but maybe I'm missing something.

on the htc with the new multitasking it is far easier and more free flowing than stock ics tasker,

dont be put of by it, it is soo much more easier to do multitasking bettter then ever.

hope this helps dude,

i have had mine since launch now and its flawless, great battery life 22hours plus, very speedy,just awesome, glad i have this over sgs3 tbh. hope this helps anything frther let me know,
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
1) How does it really feel in the hand? Does it feel like plastic, or more like rubber? The plastic is one of the things I hate most on Samsung phones.

It feels solid, to me it feels better than the S2 (I never really liked the S2).

2) There is no wake up delay, right? On Samsung phones, after you touch the power button, you wait for around 1 second before the phone wakes up. How is it on HTC One X?

I think there is a short delay while the core's ramp up cos when you're not using it, the phone switches to the companion core for really really low standby power consumption. Nothing more than 1 second though.

3) Is the power button easy to press? One thing I like about Samsungs is that the power button is easy to reach on the side. HTC puts them on the top. On a huge phone like this, how easy is the power button to press, especially when you're using it one handedly?

It's easy to press if you have largish hands, cos the power button is angled slightly forward, and not 90 degrees downwards from the top.

4) Does the phone react instantly when you press the capacitive buttons? Again, one thing I hate about Samsung is the hard home key, which also has a delay. There's no delay when you press home button on One X, right?

Yes very much so.

5) How good is sound with a really good pair of headphones?

Sound is decent, but I haven't tried my senn's on the HOX yet, too bulky to carry around >.<

6) How much space is really left from the sdcard to use? Some people say 25 GB, some say 26 GB, exactly how much is it? This is my only worry, since I have 17gigs of mp3s and I want to carry it all with me.

On default about 26-27 GB of free space, I guess depending on what crap your carrier installed on your phone.

7) The lock screen can be removed completely, right? I hate all lockscreens, they are utterly useless. Nobody buttdials anybody, especially not me. I love the no lockscreen feature on ICS, I hope HTC kept it on Sense 4. I really don't want any lock screen at all.

I like my lockscreens, so I haven't really tried removing it :P

8) Long press volume to skip songs feature is a must for me. I see that custom roms already have it, so just to be sure, it works, right? This is absolutely critical for me, since I listen to music without taking the phone off my pocket.

Never tried, but I think this can be set. Although if this does work, it may be cos I'm on LeeDroid and not stock.

9) Can the crappy horizontal multitasking thing on Sense 4 be replaced with standard ICS recent apps screen? With sense, you need to swipe a lot to get to an app, while on stock ICS it's a lot easier. So far I haven't seen any mods that do this, but maybe I'm missing something.

I'm not sure about this, cos I don't open too many apps at once and when I do, I just automatically close them one by one. Kind of a habit :P Also, I prefer the Sense recent apps rather than the ICS default one. Both needs scrolling so it's up to your preference.
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
It feels solid; it's a single piece of material after all. There's no bend or flex. It does feel a little slippery because of the fineness of the matte finish. I'm using it in the case pictured below which adds very little weight, protects the back and camera, and improves grip.

That was mostly due to Samsung's using the hard button for multiple purposes and it waiting to see if you were short or long pressing. I find zero lag and the productivity lock screen is fantastic. In addition to the standard four items you preset, you can drag a meeting, mms, missed call, or e-mail in to the unlock ring and go directly to it. You can also swipe through multiples without having to unlock the phone. Simply brilliant.

I came from a i9100 and it took over a week for me to stop hitting the volume rocker on the side when I wanted to turn on the phone. How much you can do one handed depends on the size of your hands. With the phone in my left hand I can reach the power button with my index finger. I'd say I can do about 70% of what I did on the SGS2 with one hand. It's a big phone though. But I can't see any phone this big being any harder or easier to use one handed.

Yes. The only lag I've experienced is on the secondary weather animation. Sense is incredibly fluid as is moving between showing thumbnails of all seven screens and the home screen by toggling the home button. That stuttered on the SGS2.

I have Shure SE530's and find the sound (w/Beats off) to be brighter and better separated than on my SGS2. But that phone's not really a pinnacle to compare to. The SGS3 has a Wolfson DAC which will w/o question be better. BT streaming (A2DP) is significantly better than the SGS2.

Mine's 25.85GB.

I don't think so. It can be set as wallpaper w/o a password so you either drag one of four apps to launch them directly or just move the lock ring away to unlock it. It's very fast. If you're going to root I'm sure a ROM or tweak might be available. The productivity lock screen (w/o a password) may change your mind though.

No joy. The music player displays almost full size on the lock screen (that you don't want) so hitting the soft button shouldn't be that challenging.

I originally thought the same thing. There's some method to HTC's madness though. By showing recent apps nearly full size you can actually read them. If I've looked up a phone number or address I can toggle back and forth between navigation and the browser and actually see the info w/o having to open the background app. It really makes toggling for info easy and saves a lot of time.
[HTC One X] youdean:
I'm moving from Galaxy Note GT-N7000 to HTC One X..

1. More interesting user interface..

2. More user friendly..

3. No ugly battery and signal bar on ICS 4.0.3

4. Higher capability to pull coverage signal in WCDMA even the area less coverage..

5. Love HTC Sense effect..
[HTC One X] forumhookersdotcom:
My suggestion is to buy it and you will love it.

It will fits well for all your needs. And you can customize it to an high level.

It is far better than SIII.
[HTC One X] hk300:
I used to have the SG2 and the Note, but was especially disappointed by the poor build quality of these phones.

The chrome of the SG2 speaker peeled off after a couple of months, and there were many small dents.

The Note was slightly better, but is also easily dented/scratched/dented.

Also, Samsung customer service sucks. Unless it is covered under warranty (but be sure that they don't claim it is user damage), it will be very expensive to fix it.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] sprintuser1977:
With most new phones having 1 gig standard now, I see the new LG phone announced will be coming with a crazy 2 gig of ram. I'm no technical pro but isn't that a little overkill for a phone? I've never had an issue with 1 gig on my last few phones, and I know ram isn't all that expensive but it seems to be a marketing ploy to me.

anyway, other opinions or thoughts?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jeriz:
Creating a need is what todays mobile market is about. My point is who actually needs the full power of todays phones, a very small percentage i imagine

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[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] tomksoft:
Would be better if they thought about creating faster 1GB RAM chips instead.

But imagine that you have quad-core 1.5GHz CPU and 8 GB of RAM. That would allow you to use full scale linux OS on your smartphone :) (I know it is possible now, but it's far from useable)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] rlaw:
I'd be more impressed with ddr3 ram.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] NoRmAlY_CrAzY:
I would be happy if with increasing all dis horsepower manufactures can focus on increasing the battery backup also.

If MotoRazr Maxx can have 3300 mA battery...NOTE2 should have atleast 5000 mA :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Zamboney:
The 2GB would definitely be needed if they also increased the max number of tabs in the browser. That alone can eat my 1GB.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] devwithzachary:
I beg to differ I would say its very useable already ;) but yes faster chips would be a much better root, the more bottle necks you can remove the better
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pboesboes:
Full scale Linux runs perfectly well on much weaker systems. If you're talking about the Linux-on-Android project, the UI is not very responsive because it's not running natively, but through a painfully slow remote desktop thing. The actual processing that's happening behind the scenes is pretty quick and so it's still very useful.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] emuX:
Depends what you are doing.as to how much memory you need, etc.

Screen resolutions are getting bigger, cameras are higher res, etc. it all adds up to more data to hold on to and move around. Having an extra 0.5GB or 1GB can make a huge difference in some cases (e.g. Photo or video editing on-device.)

Also, Android puts apps to sleep rather than closing them down and releasing the resources by default (only properly disposing of them when more resources are required for a foreground app. Having extra RAM means more can be resident in memory without needing to dispose of anything so that could lead to a slicker UI experience and a phone that seems really fast and responsive.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] yon222:
The thing that disappointed me the most about the s3 was the ram, really ruined it for me. Phones today must have 1.5gb atleast.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] devwithzachary:
Indeed once we can get a working native X11 desktop running (There are a few projects working hardo n this so its likely it will happen!) it will feel alot quicker, but if you try using command line applications they feel just as snappy as running on a few years old desktop
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] pboesboes:
Yeah, it's pretty impressive what our phones are capable of. :)

Having a native desktop would be awesome. The possibilities are... endless! :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] devwithzachary:
indeed I fell in love with android when I got my HTC Magic (Android 1.5 baby :D :P) its grown up alot but I have always been amazed at how open it is and just hwo much you can do with it
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] kotaro_14:
What the herr you going to do w/ 1.5GB of Ram? Run Photoshop CS5 and have 50 apps open lol? You don't need it. It would be nice, but it's not necessary.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] CorruptedSanity:
What I was about to say too.

I'll sometimes have 5 to 6 tabs open whilst using Instagram and Facebook and drawsomething.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh_lorax:
Has anyone had any issues getting DLNA working since the latest update? I searched and couldn't really find anything. I've tried multiple apps, but it refuses to see my media server.

I also have a Transformer Prime, and it has no issues. So I know the problem lies with this Transformer. Any suggestions?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh_lorax:
bump?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] batjuh:
You tried cifs manager yet? Offcourse you should have the supporting module for it to be used. You can see if you do so in system/lib/modules. File called cifs.ko

Just recently i had such trouble also. But now i regularly use it to look on my twonky server.

But the best use i find is to direct connect in on my lcd with hdmi and vfor audio voodoo sound rocking on my stereo.

Good luck fixing your dlna
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] teh_lorax:
I'm not sure I follow. I'm on a stock ROM. Are you saying that file should be there, but might not be? I'll check when I get home. Thanks!
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] batjuh:
Well then you can't check if that file sits there cause of root permissions. It is a system file.

I should try another dlna program like skifta or tversity to see if its mynet causing the trouble and thus firmware problem. The update could made you dlna go broke!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ScelestusAnimus:
By default I leave my phone on silent but with vibrate on. However there are times, for example during school when I put my phone of the desk, where I need the vibration to not happen either.

This is my first smartphone -- my last phone, the wonderful LG Xenon, could do this easily.. It started at volume 7/7 and as I hit the side volume button, it went down to 6, 5, etc, to 1, to Silent + vibrate, to Silent w/o vibrate. On my Samsung Galaxy 2 I have to go in the settings to change the vibrate? Seems a little harsh..

Does anyone know of a way to change it to work as mentioned above? Is there a plug-in (not an actual app please) to make it as simple as that?

Thanks
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Tophaholic:
I use CM9 and I have added the sound icon to my power widget bar (the shortcuts you see once you pull the notification bar). In settings I can choose how I want the sound button to cycle through different options - so you can set it to whatever you want including silence and vibrate only etc.)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] IconRunner:
We really need to know what ROM you're using. On AOKP it works just like you said, the buttons on the side work like this: High volume -> Low volume -> Vibrate -> Silent

It sounds like you may be running Stock (Factory) ROM. I haven't used that in forever but if that's what you're on, I would highly recommend moving to one of the wonderful ICS roms here in the forums.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] votinh:
I don't use vibrate mode, either silent or normal ringing.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ScelestusAnimus:
I haven't rooted my phone yet. It seems like a lot of work/learning for too little of a payoff (not saying it doesnt open up a lot of features, just not a whole lot that I'D use). So i guess I'm running the stock/factory ROM, but I'm using GO Launcher
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] knownunknown:
This works via the volume rocker in aokp. Hold volume - until its on vibrate. Press volume - again to turn off vibrate.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] mvi57:
On my stock 2.3.4 w/Entropy's DD kernel, it's High volume -> Low Volume -> Vibrate. No silent mode with the buttons.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] dayv:
I put mine on vibrate when it's in my pocket.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ScelestusAnimus:
Just tried this but it didnt work :/
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
That would be because he said it works via the volume rocker in AOKP ROM. Thats Android Open Kang Project. A ROM here in the development forums. Not stock. I'm not sure if there is an app to do what u want. But in either case, I highly suggest u root your phone (its very easy now adayz) and flash a custom ROM. I would suggest AOKP of course. The benefits far outweigh the risk my friend. Good luck and happy flashing.

"Sent from my SGS2 running AOKP. Open source or GTFO."
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] bacon_n_icecream:
Since you're using go launcher try checking out the Go Switch Widget. I know you said you'd prefer not to use any extra apps but its really a plugin for the launcher you already use. It has a button option for turning on the sound as well as a separate vibrate button. Its also customizable so you can choose just the vibrate button so the widget would be small and not take up much of your screen space.

Hope that's helps
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Ken1939:
With Stock ROM, in Settings/Sound/Vibration/ select"Only when not in silent mode". Will not vibrate when Silent selected with rocker. Not option for silent+vibrate in addition to silent only.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] ScelestusAnimus:
Ah!! Ive been using this widget already for individual brightness and battery widgets. In fact i even had a missing space in the row of 4 (I also have the flashlight widget), so this fits perfectly. Thanks so much :)

Problem solved!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Amphibliam:
So tomorrow my phone arrives! Yay! I read some things about how the nexus doesn't support mass storage. Is this true? Sorry if this topic has been made a thousand times already but I'm on my phone so I can't do a forms search.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dan1431:
It is my understanding that the GNex uses MTP which is another transfer protocol.

Essentially, instead of having activate mass storage mode, like with UMS (USB Mass Storage Mode) your GNex will already be in "mass storage mode" and anything you load on the phone should automatically propogate to the phone in real time.

Hope that helps,

Dan

Sent from my GT-I9100