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[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
Stabilia V4 RELEASED

V4 has just been releasesd. Link is in the downloads post (post #5)

It would be nice if someone does a video on this rom, screenshots too. (since my screen is half broken it wouldn't be nice to do a video with it)

Anyone who volunteers may PM me ;)

Cheers!
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Nelson George:
Really

you are a medical student???

i know its too hard in india, because i am a Chennai guy....i am glad that you have got time for developing rom for g3....

Thank you for that...
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Nelson George:
Screen shots

screen shots are here....link

but mobile network (( cant make a call )) doesn't work....i will test again later...
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Arjav23:
did u give NEET-UG ?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
Thanks

Thanks again :) Do you still face that problem ? because i flashed my ROM twice now to test it again and i'm not facing any such problems.

Yes My ranking is somewhere 8000 in Delhi and 84000 all INDIA 17000 in Tamil Nadu. Not sure if it'll help though.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Nelson George:
nothing happens...

i flashed your rom 4 hrs ago, performance is little slow, but nice. and i cant access my sim card ((cant make call, cant connect internet)), so i tried other sim, but did't work...

then i flashed again same problem...you can see that from my screenshots...so i flashed back to cm7 mtd....

and i flashed your rom from cm7 mtd...i will try your rom in this weekend
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
Anybody else flashed from cm7 mtd ? facing this problem ?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Nelson George:
always

you are welcome...
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] reggiexp:
hey

wil there be a 4.2.2 rom one day?

but any way cool this rom^^ (i dont use the phone but i'm just messing around with it) i have a dead battery. na not battery but one pin has a bad conection with battery.

or is 4.2.2 to hard to port?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Arjav23:
Mine is 12000s AIR

798 in mah

634 in mah others ( don't know what category "others " refers too?)

Anyways what all bugs are still there in this rom

And is based on cm10 or cm10.1 ?

Cause I thought that cm10.1 is android 4.2.2
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
I don't think 4.2.2 is hard to port. I just don't want use linux anymore since I bought a windows 8 ultrabook.

if marcellusbe does some work with 4.2.2 and fix the sd card issue, then I would try to build a custom ROM out of it
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] BeriCud:
+ My too. I have the same issues and I´m not able to connect to internet eaven no phone call etc.

Don´t know may be is it problem in APN list or somethink like that because when I try find my operator or find avable operators I get only some error with search and manually I get no acess point and FC. May be I´m doing something wrong don´t know move back to CM7 MTD.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
can anyone provide me a logcat ?

some handy apps are available in the play store to do this.

repeat the error while the logcat app is open and provide me this text file.

Thanks in advance !
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] BeriCud:
Sorry man I´m back in CM7 and I donť really know how to do it what you pleased so I´m sorry...

Hmm man I can not now connect to my operator in CM7 too!!! Somethink is terrible wrong can someone help ???
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sad96:
Flash cm7.2 bml. Then cm7.2 mtd.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] BeriCud:
Thanks iit´s work and now is everithink OK. Thanks again...
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] zygis10:
Flashed from bml and everything is ok but it is quite slow compared to cm7 mtd version so now I came back to it. :)
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
so the problem occurs only while upgrading from cm7 mtd isn't it ?

then i'll add a warning on the front of the page so that everyone would know that too..
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sad96:
To except problems you should have 6 files in youк tar: datafs.rfs, cache.rfs, modem.bin, logo.png, factoryfs.rfs and zImage.:good: Then everything should be Ok
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] zygis10:
In this .tar there is no modem.bin.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] marcellusbe:
You are right. This is probably the problem.

On cm7 MTD, the modem partition is erased. So it's important to reflash it with ODIN.

The tar file must contain modem.bin.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
yes but none of my roms include a modem.bin and they just work fine

the problem is the difference between an MTD and a BML ROM.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sad96:
marcellusbe is already explained why it should contain modem.bin. It doesn't matter have you got it in your tar or not till you use mtd version.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
would be nice if you provide me a link though :)
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] sad96:
here you are http://www.mediafire.com/download/9lqt2wa0588jwoe/modem.bin
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
Thanks for the info. Always needed this

Thanks.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] BeriCud:
So now we have to flash your rom with modem bin in tar file and conect to our operator will work fine?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
Yes. I'll add the link which sad96 gave on the first page.

Maybe on my next build, I'll add this
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] riise21:
when its possible to be released? :)
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
After the sd card issue is fixed in 4.2.2 by marcellusbe
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] Abhijeetsinghvsf:
Hey Ajay, Can you please share the ICS version ?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ak700:
Whoa! Nice to have you back! I'll make a video for you. Just give me a few days to find my G3. I know, it's laying around somewhere.

But again, all the best for your medical. :D
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
Since I bought a new laptop, I gave my "old desktop" to my bro and sis [while doing so, i formatted the entire HDD]

so, if someone has the stabilia v2 (which the link was alive for only 20minutes, afterwhich i deleted it), it would be easier for me to bring out some features.

thanks. so you have an n4?
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ethan42411:
Sorry,

Can the camera take picture? :confused:

I'm sorry for my English.
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] ajay.d96:
That might take some while
[Galaxy 3 Android Development] suhaibroomy:
noob question: how to flash modem...i stored it in tar using 7 zip and tried to falsh its not working :(

also is it supposed to be laggy ..i hv never tried jb on my phone
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Suvinay:
A new app is on android market created by me as adobe flash installer with which all the newbies can install adobe flash on their low end android phone.

Here is the link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/...sMSwxLDEsImNvbS5hZG9iZWZsYXNoaW5zdGFsbaGVyIl0
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] noobwithgalaxyy:
check the url.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] krishna_nirvana:
Link not working ............... :eek: :eek: :eek:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] noobwithgalaxyy:
can you please explain the permissions, specially Fine Location.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] Suvinay:
Ye s its for providing googles location based adds
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] fesu597:
thank u sir
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] ROFLkopter:
Installed it, checked it in Settings > Applications and it says I have v11 installed. How do I know if it's working?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] jeffcleds:
Downloading ....

Sent from my GT-S5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] manoranjan2050:
not working for me ........ galaxy y duos...... may its work on galaxy y only
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] goldruxx:
Trashed app no useless.

Sent from my GT-S5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] jeffcleds:
Not working. Trash

Sent from my GT-S5360
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] -CALIBAN666-:
dont work,scam app:mad:
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] sd0389:
what da......

broken link ?????
[HTC One X] Stakkertoo:
The calendar widget on my desktop rather than telling me I've got an appointment at 7pm this evening, it tells me I've got an appointment in 8 hours, 7 minutes (today).

Is there a way to change this? I'd rather know the time of my meetings, not how many hours until they happen.

Example in the screenshot below.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
Burn-in, image retention, colors degrading with time my god there are so many issues with SAMOLED screens I personally dont feel that super amazing contrast is worth all that.

It seems with the galaxy S and nexus S the problems werent as huge as they have become with the SGS2, galaxy note and galaxy nexus. With an LCD phone if there is a problem it will be manufacturing problem and not something that would develop after several months.

It seems with every new generation of SAMOLED screen the image quality is getting better but the problems are getting worse. LCD's on the other hand are only getting better with no problems.

I think if samsung is unable to improve on the SAMOLED tech then they should just suspend it for now until they can improve it. Samsung makes the beautiful LCD on my nexus S, samsung also provides HTC with the screen of the HTC one X which is widely regarded as the best smartphone screen. Samsung also makes the screen of the ipad 3. Samsung obviously knows how to make an LCD thats better than the competition if they were to make one for their own flagship.

So what is your opinion on the matter?
[Nexus S General] manojcitc:
people buy galaxy series for amoled screen so i dont think samsung ever going to stop making them..and as per anandtech review of htc one x display make is sony...:):)

gs2...
[Nexus S General] Billchen0014:
Alright, first of all, it's not amoled's problem. it is the pentile technology. it lowers the screen res because it shares sub pixels. However, the galaxy s ii uses AMOLED PLUS, the PLUS means it's like LCD, uses RGB layout, with superb colour contrast along with high res graphics, no pentile ruining the details. so just be patient until AMOLED HD PLUS comes out. It will have: High Res, No pentile, High Contrast. Believe me, it will be 100x better than the One X.
[Nexus S General] Harbb:
But this doesn't sort out (mainly):

-Unnatural colours which need severe and constant attention as individual OLED lifetimes progress

-Strong possibility of burn in and an effectively similar effect (due to OLED lifetimes as above)

-Generally weak outdoors

I'm not sold on either path for the long term, but there is no denying LCDs in the current day have blown past practically all of their disadvantages. The only benefit i see of OLED technology in the foreseeable future is the ability to produce a "true" black (and lower power consumption as a result). While this is an awesome benefit, there is more far bad than good beyond this.

I'm unsure how far engineering can take OLEDs though. If we're hitting the peak of the bell curve i'd have to agree with the OP. Otherwise, competition and choice is good.
[Nexus S General] Skunk Ape1:
After using a samoled screen I could NEVER go back to the washed out colors of a standard led. I have yet to see any type of burn in on my screen. 90% of it's life will be with screen off anyway so really who cares.

____________________

Just Flash It !!!
[Nexus S General] albundy2010:
Go to att store and look at the HTC one x screen. Come back and report that it screen is washed out....
[Nexus S General] stabber111:
This tech of display was a junk which has used on benq-Siemens mobile phone five years ago.

However, Samsung bought this from someone who develop this screen and keeping develop until now. The problems still don't fix:thumbdown::thumbdown:
[Nexus S General] ljordan2:
In my eyes, Samoled looks really gorgeous and can't live without it. But that's just my opinion.
[Nexus S General] Harbb:
No need to go that far, the i9023's SC-LCD is a stunning looking display. My Nexus S easily stands its ground next to my brothers new GNex (which happily doesn't have strong yellow/green tints stock, which makes me like his more than most OLEDs). Considering that it is close, the only benefit his has is definitely the black contrast (big benefit no doubt). Nothing else is particularly noteworthy above the other.

But i can leave my screen on all day knowing it will be just as pretty as always.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
Heck even the nexus S i9023 has such a great LCD in my opinion. The colors are more saturated than an iphone 4 but not so much as SAMOLED which in my opinion is the best balance. It's also so visibly sharper and much better whites. If nexus S had retina pixel density then the SC-LCD could match the one X to be honest.

The advantages of SAMOLED are,

Pure blacks

Fastest response time

A smaller footprint which helps in making phones lighter and thinner

Now to me only the first one is a major advantage. But is it worth all the problems? I really dont think so.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
Yes exactly when I first used the gnexus I thought it's going to blow away the display on my nexus S but it really didnt. I preferred the colors on nexus S and it was also visibly brighter at full brightness.

The gnexus does destroy it in black level but then the nexus S LCD does the same to the gnexus when you compare whites, they were simply horrible on the gnexus. I am really surprised google went with a white background in the messaging app, it not only looks bad on the gnexus but would kill battery as well.
[Nexus S General] albundy2010:
Here in the states it is rare to see people with a nexus period. Most that you do see are the sprints. Chances of a 9023 are basically nil.

But yeah if you know someone with a phone that has a good LCD check it out. Or just go down to the store and look. Better yet wait till sprint stores in the us put its version on HTC one x on display. Use that side by side with gnex

That last part was to the person that said LCD sucks. Not harbb
[Nexus S General] Solarian:
I find it really interesting that most of the people commenting in the thread seem to prefer LCD, but the poll dominates for SAMOLED.
[Nexus S General] Harbb:
Good point albundy, and i know what you were saying ;) I've never actually seen an i9020A/T/4G myself so i can't compare them to the GNex and i can't remember the last time i saw an SGS around here.

As the poll is worded quite nicely, i think i'll actually vote for once. Too many polls are black and white, nicely played Gambler.

edit: Polls are just that, polls. Just as many people said cpuidle saved more battery than deep idle (i think for quite a while it was more in favor of cpuidle). Look at how that turned out ;)
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
Back when I would edit photos on my nexus. I really wanted the exact right shade for my eyes on the picture.

Well after I edited the photo on my nexus, upload it to Book it was diffdnt
[Nexus S General] thegtfusion:
Guys, I had a Nexus S i9023 (LCD), and my dad has a i9020T (samoled), and all i can say is that I wish I had his phone... the colors look MUCH MUCH MUCH nicer on a Samoled man!!!!!!!
[Nexus S General] chronophase1:
Coming from a G2, the colors on the NS look much nicer. My phone has a minor blue line where the status bar is, but you really can't see it unless you concentrate on that area. The only reason I saw it was because of some friggin' super white background on some webpage:p
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
even if they look nicer they are still fake.

fake is not cool.
[Nexus S General] thegtfusion:
Go f*ck your iphone :D

Ps : sarcasm
[Nexus S General] chronophase1:
Heh. Maybe. I enjoy looking at them. Had I been serious about taking photos, I'd probably get an actual camera.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
Well I wasnt saying that i9023 has better image quality than i9020 but that it does have it's strengths over it(mainly in sharpness) and ultimately it seems a very acceptable compromise for the longevity that an LCD gives.
[Nexus S General] zarkoc:
Hello, I am from Serbia - south east European region where is extremely hard to find Nexus S with SAMOLED, so I have decided to buy LCD variant: GT-i9023. Three months latter, somehow I managed to get GT-i9020t. I used both of the models for about one month until I have decided to sell GT-i9023. I did it only because of the deep black on SAMOLED that perfectly suits Nexus S black design and with black background it looks like it has a big bezel free display. This is the one and only reason why i kept SAMOLED and sold LCD. In my personal opinion, when comparing Nexus S SAMOLED and LCD displays - I liked LCD a little bit more, but the real difference is minor in regular use...
[Nexus S General] mattia.b89:
nobody speak about battery life ???

i think is one of the most important point in mobile phones
[Nexus S General] nitrouzoxide:
I personally like i9023 screen using S-LCD instead of Nexus S 4G which is using S-AMOLED...NS4G color seems a little bit unnatural to me..@_@
[Nexus S General] JavaJunkay:
I'm from Bosnia, also Southeast Europe - I had to buy I9023, and when comparing screens to my brother's Galaxy S, I came to conclusion that Samsung should merge these two technologies into one, or fix either one of them.

Maybe naturalize colors on S-AMOLED, or make a deep clear black LCD (best idea IMO). It would be cool, SC-LCD has better life span, crisp, natural colors, but horrible blacks.

Both displays have their flaws.
[Nexus S General] Harbb:
Well, there is Dynamic LED Backlit LCDs, but i don't see them becoming part of phone technology any time soon. Some slight benefits over OLEDs though but uneven wear is still possible.

You can mostly naturalise colours on OLEDs through utilities similar to Voodoo Colour. The issue raised here is that to get the same natural colour (and never throughout the entire screen), you'd need to adjust it as the OLEDs fade.

As for LCDs display a deep black, it's essentially not the point of LCDs apart from systems which are similar to AMOLED technology (the LED Backlit LCDs above). Typical (CCFL) LCDs don't shut off the backlight, they use polarisation techniques to mostly block the light going through - essentially ending up with a very dark grey at high brightness. I think Sony recently did some work on enhancing typical LCD blacks but i haven't looked into it.

Also, for those that like to flaunt battery life.. i havn't seen much proof in day to day use of OLEDs saving much power over the SC-LCDs in the i9023. Unsure if it's a result of android or brightness requirements or whatever, but i havn't been seeing many flaunting 7+ hours of screen time on a stock battery.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
Honestly if anything LCD has better battery life simply because LCD gives you consistent power draw no matter what on screen. On the other hand AMOLED screens consume power on white color like crazy, check out GSMArena web browsing battery tests the AMOLED screens are always doing really really bad.

With stock ICS the messaging app has a white background which obviously wont go well with amoled screen.
[Nexus S General] JavaJunkay:
I meant life span as in how long will the screen quality last, but it's ok. I find it interesting how we didn't worry about deepness of blacks on LCDs before AMOLEDs came. Can you give me a link where I can learn what exactly is Super Clear LCD? I can't find it anywhere, for all I know, it's a typical IPS LCD with good resolution....
[Nexus S General] Harbb:
Screen quality is equally long in both cases in general. The difference is that colours wear unevenly on individual LEDs, where a typical ccfl backlight wears fades from a brighter white to a less bright white evenly (ie, its not over a million sub pixels, just a back light over the whole screen). Disadvantages as a result of the theory of operation.

As for SC LCDs, I've found practically no specific information on them. Anyone who has something on them let me know. I can tell you that whatever they've done with the NS LCD opposed to just about any previous one, it is a huge and welcomed step forward for LCD tech.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
SC-LCD is just a very high quality IPS LCD panel. The colors, brightness and viewing angles are as good as I have seen on any LCD. The sunlight visibility is also remarkable as the display is very bright and less reflective than most other screens. It's also glued to the surface so there is no gap between the screen.

But the contrast while pretty good for an LCD is not quite as good as on some other LCD phones like iphone and xperia phones with reality display. However those phones seemed to have other weaknesses like iphone 4 has dull colors and small size, xperia arc has terrible viewing angles so overall I still found the SC-LCD to be the best LCD at-least on android.

But now the best LCD is definitely the one on the one X.
[Nexus S General] Shark_On_Land:
the next iphone is going to have an even better sceen. I wont say lcd, because I just don't know if it will be or not. perhaps a oled like the nexus exect for the "AM"

but as for the nexus.

there's a reasin why google chose the amoled in the first place and why everysingle nexus was made with a amoled screen at somepoint (nexus one, nexus s, galaxy nexus)

and untill there's a screen that blows away the colors of this oled screen. samsung will continue to make the nexus.

or that moto buyout thing...
[Nexus S General] deetailed:
I sometimes wish my I9023's screen can produce black as deep as my brother's GSII, but after a few months I start noticing how the colors in his phone don't look as good as they used to when he first bought the phone, and not as good as colors in my screen.

As for battery life, I can easily draw 4-5 hours screen time, and on light usage days my setup can squeeze out 48 hours or more per charge. That's an acceptable battery life for me. I haven't seen any battery life graph from AMOLED users that shows significant advantage.
[Nexus S General] Harbb:
Any links/docs to this info? I had another quick look today but found little besides news posts and comparisons with practically no actual data. I just want to know where you came about this so i can go dig up some more. I feel weak without extensive knowledge of what i'm discussing :p

Also, comparing my NS to an iphone 4 i would put them about on par aside from the resolution (and size). Awesome screen on both phones. The NS LCD seems to be a little more saturated though, the iphone 4 looks a tad dull next to it. No major difference otherwise in every scenario.

Pretty much this. I'm fully aware that AMOLEDs save battery in dark environments, and i'm fully aware it isn't really happening in practice (with multiple theories on why).
[Nexus S General] Billchen0014:
I have a NS and my bro has a GS and i compared the screens, i found the colours on the GS seemed more saturated, however, sometimes over saturated, resulting in weird looking pictures and a terrible tint. the pentile made the screen look absolutely horrendous while reading fine text, i would say the impact on battery life is almost unnoticeable if there is any. we can both last an entire day without reaching for the wall charger. this should be a fair comparison since both screens are 4 inch, WVGA and runs on identical h/w. Oh, and one more thing, white is 100x whiter on SCLCD than AMOLED.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
Well you wont find such data on it as samsung never marketed the SC-LCD because it was always used as an emergency replacement for SAMOLED.

Thats also why SC-LCD got mixed reviews because reviewers were "disappointed" with having an LCD instead of SAMOLED screen. Had an HTC or sony phone had an SC-LCD it would be a different thing altogether then as it wouldnt be judged in comparison to an AMOLED screen. The wave 2 was the first phone to use an SC-LCD, then it was used in galaxy SL and nexus S. You can read reviews of the wave 2 to see what people think about the screen as it only had an LCD version so all reviews are based on it whereas most of the reviews of nexus S are based on the SAMOLED screen. Recently the galaxy R used an SC-LCD screen and phone arena said it was a very acceptable alternative to the SAMOLED+ screen of the galaxy S2.

I know it uses IPS because no other LCD panel can have such viewing angles. I have also used the galaxy SL which uses SC-LCD and it's identical.