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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Its the motion of the notion, not how big the number is.

let it be.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
I used to post Quadrant scores like you..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flippy125:
Do I win?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eqjunkie829:
Depends on the device you are running the test on lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CMNein:
Score proportional to picture size.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AdamOutler:
Hey, I was working on setting up a web-server on my Galaxy Nexus and I found something really interesting..

shell@android:/ # netstat -ntulp
Active Internet connections (only servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State PID/Program name
tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:80 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 2233/lighttpd
tcp 0 0 :::60087 :::* LISTEN 1237/com.google.and
shell@android:/ #

So I really have no idea what kind of back-door port 60087 would be..

Nothing on SpeedGuide.net http://www.speedguide.net/port.php?port=60087

Nothing on SANS: http://isc.sans.edu/port.html?port=60087

Nothing on GRC: http://www.grc.com/port_60087.htm

So, I decided to telnet in and poke around.. now you know that a telnet connection cannot be established without a receiver.

adam@adam-Desktop:~$ telnet 192.168.1.107 60087
Trying 192.168.1.107...
Connected to 192.168.1.107.
Escape character is '^]'.
?
help
google
Google
Android

So this is a valid port, just sitting here listening for traffic which it expects..

This really bothers me.. What sort of backdoor is this???? This could be a huge security hole. Someone else try TELNETTing into their device and lets see if its on all unlocked GSM devices..

Seriously.. this is making me paranoid.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AdamOutler:
Nevermind.. push notifications...

So, I wonder how we can hack it..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WiredPirate:
You had me worried for a minute reading your first post lol. Let us know what you end up doing with it, if anything.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jozen:
I was using MIUI.us 1.9.9 for quite awhile. Then I switched to Creamed Glacier. Data was great on both of these. But I didn't like the frequent freezing and reboots that were caused by Creamed Glacier and really wanted MIUI back. So I went back to MIUI.us but went for v4 2.5.4

ROM runs great and looks great no freezing or anything. However the data on it is SLOW. Even when on E in the previous two ROMs I could still download and use apps. With E on 2.5.4 it took forever to download apps and when running them they would frequently time out.

Is it the case that the ROM could be causing a slowdown? Or is there a mistake on my side and I need to install a different radio or something?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I2IEAILiiTY:
There's a possibility. There have been reports of slower data speeds on miui than any other ROM as well.
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Jozen:
I was previously using the Demonspeed Mod with MIUI 1.9.9 and I never really noticed slow speeds. Even when I was on E it was still sufficient for using apps and even downloading. For whatever reason, 2.5.4 is just super slow. Is there any kind of mod or kernel that can be used that is known for data speed?
[myTouch 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] I2IEAILiiTY:
Not entirely sure, you could probably edit some values in the build.prop for a slight speed up, but I haven't done it in awhile and I don't remember what I changed.

Searching is your best friend though. :)
[HTC One X] colvinchan:
I saw from the internet that the s4 is as good as tegra 3 in benchmarks

and i noticed that s4 is better at the memory component

I did some research, and found that one xl comes with dual channel memory while the one x(intl.) doesn't

I wanna ask what is the difference between the memory performance of one x and one xl? Read/write faster? And are there any potential bottlenecks on the one x due to single channel memory?

Thanks for helping

PS I also noticed that one xl was said to offer better battery life, is that true?
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
The XL currently has better battery life in some situations due to better drivers I think. Nvidia has said that it's a software issue that they will be addressing in future updates for the T3 HOX.

There will be no bottlenecking due to a single channel memory bandwidth unless programs really need so much RAM throughput that single channel memory is saturated.
[HTC One X] colvinchan:
thank you so much!
[EVO Shift 4G General] hamagc:
So the evo update that came out a couple days ago, was updated to include sprints connection thingy. Very interested to know if this can be incorporated or ported to work for us. I use juice defender when not at home and this sounds like a sprint replacement of that app basically. Interested to see how it works out.
[EVO Shift 4G General] VICODAN:
What "evo update"?

What is "sprint's connection thingy"?
[EVO Shift 4G General] hamagc:
http://m.androidcentral.com/htc-evo-4g-updated-sprint-connections-optimizer
[EVO Shift 4G General] VICODAN:
This is the evo SHIFT forum. Not the evo 4g forum...
[EVO Shift 4G General] johnyardavid:
He knows that, he was asking if it would be able to be ported over to the SHIFT.
[EVO Shift 4G General] VICODAN:
No, it won't.
[EVO Shift 4G General] drob311:
Bull****... I bet it happens...

Sent from my PG06100
[EVO Shift 4G General] YoungCorruptionV2.0:
Your just asking for it to be ported now. Anything is possible
[EVO Shift 4G General] VICODAN:
The shift will never get ICS either.

/troll
[EVO Shift 4G General] drob311:
BULL****! I BET IT HAPPENS!

Sent from my PG06100
[EVO Shift 4G General] sparksco:
I agree, although it'll probably be a late update compared to some of the other devices and is not official from HTC yet, does not mean they won't do it :D
[EVO Shift 4G General] YoungCorruptionV2.0:
Ics sense? Don't be so quick to call me a troll. You've been gone a long time so don't act like you know it all cause you don't.
[EVO Shift 4G General] VICODAN:
I was calling myself a troll, troll.

/troll
[EVO Shift 4G General] prboy1969:
I'm fairly sure that both will happen. Just a matter of time.
[EVO Shift 4G General] lvpre:
The old palm pre had a similar homebrew app that did this. It worked pretty well; however, it took a toll on the battery because GPS and other location services were on constantly.
[EVO Shift 4G General] hamagc:
Looking at the womans epic which also got this in the last update, there aren't much for options, looks like everything is pretty much automatic. Its not a seperate app, its actually built into the system settings under mobile networks. Looks like this is being pushed to all/most devices so I wouldn't be supprised at this point if sprint comes out with another update for us to include this. I'm going to keep an eye on her connections and see if I can notice it working and how well.
[EVO Shift 4G General] hamagc:
This polls your location every so often, not a constant update on location. Also uses cell location, not just gps. Sprint has included this as a battery saver as well as a connection optimizer. Controls 3g, 4g, and wifi.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ElelvlentaL:
Hi all,

I wanted your opinion on what you guys think is a suitable price for a used 32gb Transformer (Really good condition)? I have had my Transformer since Thanksgiving of last year and I'm ready to move on. I've loved it, learned on it, but newer and better things await. Currently I'm trying to sell it on Craigslist with a cover, screen protector, original box, and a skinomi cover for 300$ and I'm not getting any bites. Am I asking too much? You guys think I would be better off sell it for $200-250?

I have a Galaxy note so I'm still getting my flashing Fix through that:)

If you guys wanna take a look, here is the link to the posting.

http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/ele/3001570002.html

Thanks in advance for your input.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vidfreek:
I'd try going down to $250, Best Buy will give you $175 for the 16gb model, so adding the extra 16gb would probably put you at about $250 with the protector and case, a lot of new 10" tablets are coming out at $399 here soon with the same or better specs, so only $100 less than retail I dont think flies too much unless you are selling an ipad ;)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] unicorndust98:
I want to port a ROM. And from my knowledge there has to be some kind of resizing, but i dont now how or even what to resize. So yeah, how do I "resize" an what do I resize?
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] BigSplit:
What is it:

This is a modified version of the launcher from the latest LewaOS rom. It's modded to work with MIUI's theme engine(so you should be running a Gingerbread MIUI Rom).

Background:

Every since I seen this video I wanted it for MIUI. The LewaOS launcher is pretty close to it, so I decided why not try to mod it and maybe learn a few things in the process.

Known bugs:

1. Positioning of the text under the folder icon is offset compared to the rest of the app icons(still trying to figure this out).

2. The expanded folders background doesn't change(MIUI folder backgrounds are just a single large image and Lewa depends on .9 images)

3. The launcher crashes after applying a theme, but hitting home again restarts the launcher with the theme applied(still trying to figure this out).

Warnings:

This will NEED to replace the default launcher, so make sure you do a nandroid backup incase you don't like it.

Usage:

I just push it with ADB...

adb push Path/To/Modded/Launcher2.apk /system/app/Launcher2.apk

If you receive an error about the launcher2.apk already existing or permissions, remount system as RW....

adb shell mount -o rw,remount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p26 /system
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] strapped365:
Or they could just put the apk in their platform-tools folder then

cd ( to platform-tools ) for me its

cd android/android-sdk/platform-tools

adb remount

adb push Launcher2.apk /system/app/

adb reboot

Most of the talented devs push while in recovery and im guessing its for proper perms to be set on a push, because when i push and the OS is still running on reboot i get rw-rw-rw set as perms. Rather than the rw-r-r permisssions that system apps use
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] BigSplit:
Thats probably a good idea, I'm still new to everything. I was just pushing from the directory I was compiling the apk in. And pushed while the phone was still up and running so I could see my changes right away.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] notsointeresting:
I'll have to try this out. The only complaint I ever had against MIUI was the absence of an App Drawer in their launcher.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] bilgerryan:
Yeah same here, it just takes too long to move everything where you want it
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] johnwazhere:
wallpapers

I try to apply wallpapers but it keeps sayi:eek:ng: application not found
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] mini_robot:
Is there a way u can install without adb push?
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] strapped365:
Use root explorer to move it to system/app then long press the apk and change permissions to rw-r-r.

So the first line in the check box has 2 checks

Second line has one

Third line has one
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] ariimo:
Thanks!
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] megaghostgamer:
Good app! I'll be updating my lewa tomorrow and my ics port.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] kabukinimo:
Good share dude.. :)
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] arhant:
bro can u plz port this to ldpi device resolution..!!
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] shreyas.kukde:
Hey bro its not detecting MIUI themes on my sd card, its still showing me Lewa themes... why :eek:
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] BigSplit:
You install it on a miui rom, and apply miui themes as u normally would on an miui rom(through the miui theme app).
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] shreyas.kukde:
ok so I must be on miui rom for this to work?

cant this work on a non miui rom, can u make it work om cm7?

also, could u share what changes u dis to the launcher, i want to learn it too :o
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] BigSplit:
I can not remember exactly what changes were made. I decompiled the apk. Edited the xmls to point towards resource names that miui themes use. Edited some xmls to change the layout dimensions slightly. And I had to edit some .smali's as well to get things working right.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] BigSplit:
I do remember that miui applies icon backgrounds to individual apps, and lewa themes do it through the launcher. So I had to edit some smalis so it wouldn't apply backgrounds in the launcher.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] shreyas.kukde:
can this not work on non miui rom? i want so badly :(

miui themes look much cooler, i could still use milauncher to apply them but the launcher lags on my device, lewa launcher iss pretty smooth compared to it.
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] BigSplit:
Its meant for MIUI ROMS ONLY. It does not apply themes at all, so it cannot even be modified for your purposes. All thats changed is that it allows miui's theme engine to apply miui themes to it. So you must be using a ROM that ALREADY works with MIUI's theme engine(e.g. an MIUI ROM).
[EVO Shift 4G Themes and Apps] megalomanicbastard:
can you please add ldpi compatibility?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulweeper51:
Hello, I'm brand new here, and found my way here after purchasing my Kindle Fire last week, and upon receiving it, almost immediately did a Google search for "hacking the Kindle Fire".......just to see what people were doing to this device.

I was pleasantly surprised at how much more they are capable of. I've never owned a tablet of any kind, and I'm one of the half dozen people on the planet that doesn't yet have a smart phone, lol.

That being said, I did a few minor hacks on a couple different cell phones in he past, I just built my first computer, and it actually works, with no problems......so far anyway, lol.

What I'm getting at is.....messing around with a device doesn't intimidate me too much, and I'm not a complete stranger to tinkering with electronics, and I like the challenge, BUT, I'm far from an "expert" or as knowledgeable as a lot of you that post here.

Now, to the point.......

I saw this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1399889

And that utility seems pretty straightforward, and after watching a youtube video on how to use it

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwMHIkX20YI&feature=related

I think I will try it......maybe not right away, but in a couple weeks or so.

My Fire is being replaced by Amazon for a screen issue, and a couple other things, but anyway, I already tried just the Go Launcher Ex app, and that made quite a bit of a difference to me. Just getting rid of that stock carousal is worth it. Actually, If I could set a few of those Go wallpapers and make them stick, I'd be content for a little while anyway.

But...as far as rooting it, and please correct me if I'm wrong.....after using that utility, you're pretty much good to go, correct? I mean, as far as the Fire being able to do much more....more apps available, and getting more of a true Android OS out of the Fire etc.

If I follow that video carefully, how much of a risk is there of breaking my device, or anything really going wrong? Am I getting in over my head, or is this pretty simple stuff? I bought the Fire because it's as close to a full fledged tablet as I can afford, and now I'm learning that it can be much more of a tablet than it is, so is it worth the risk?

I'm just trying to get some kind of consensus from you people that know this like the back of your hand, if I may be biting off more than I can chew or??? And, what are the major benefits of rooting that I haven't already seen?

Thanks in advance for any input, and for reading my semi rambling post!
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
From my experience it has shown more beneficial to learn the command line methods first rather than going straight to a utility like the KFU.

Depending on what you want out of your Kindle Fire experience, it can be troublesome or very easy.

If you want to run a rooted straight stock interface it's slightly more work and you run the risk of Amazon's OTA updates reeking havok on your system, but there are ways around that.

If you want to run a custom rom the process is much easier as all custom roms come pre rooted. And if it's the stock Kindle Fire interface you want, there's a custom rom for that as well.

The biggest thing is installing custom recovery which, as of now, is the only thing you have to do via the command line.

Next would be installing a custom bootloader. The bootloader allows you to use the power button to enter recovery and the most recent version (1.4) allows you to change your bootmode, which will prove very useful in a pinch. Also the new bootloader is flashable via recovery, drastically reducing the possibility of "bricking" your device.

After that, installing and switching between roms is easy with recovery.

There is an immense knowledge base here but it isn't very organized and the search function has a bit to be desired. But if you look around, you'll see most of the same problems are repeated throughout (usually due to lack of experience or user error or both).

The guide posted at this link is a must for any Kindle Fire user so check it out. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=23747567

Read through the second and third posts as well.

Good luck
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leswgnr:
And at the end of the third post Soup mentions above, is a link to a supplemental guide written by Kinfauns that puts all the previous info together to let you root and install roms via commands if you decide to go that route instead of using KFU or a similar utility.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulweeper51:
Thanks for all that info. Much appreciated. I will read that guide thoroughly, and make a decision. I got my replacement Kindle Fire today, and I just found out you can't remove some of their pre loaded apps. Not the end of the world, but that kind of thing right there is why I will most likely root it.....to have control of the device to do with as I please. I'll see how I feel after I read the guide. Like I said, I like the challenge of stuff like this, and simply making the device more personal. I ended up getting a brand new one for $128, so that makes it even more worth the small risk of turning it into a paperweight. I doubt that would happen, but I'm not taking it lightly either.....I know it can happen.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulweeper51:
And thank you as well.

Is there a downside to using the KFU? It seems like it does everything for you pretty much automatically, but maybe that's just how I see it watching that video, and I'm off track, and missing something, or taking it too lightly.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soupmagnet:
There are many variables that can come into play to make the KFU a bad choice for beginners IMO. For a small majority of users, the KFU works flawlessly. But there are some, for a lot of different reasons, for which it has caused unforeseeable problems, without having the necessary knowledge to fix. And for that reason I suggest you research and learn how everything works beforehand so you will have a strong foundation to troubleshoot any problems that may, and likely will arise.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leswgnr:
Soupmagnet sums it up well in the prior post. I haven't used KFU but have looked at it to see what it's doing, and seen all the instances where someone needed help after using it. When it works it works great, but if you really want "...to have control of the device to do with as I please ... like the challenge of stuff like this" -- then go for it!! The guides will help you get there.

While it's a lot to learn, it's not as much as it seems and will stand you in good stead for as long as you have the device.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulweeper51:
Yeah, I read through the guide once, and a fair amount went right over my head, lol. But, I'll read it a few times to let it sink in. Like I said, I'm not nearly as smart as a lot of people that post here, when it comes to this kind of thing, but I've attempted a few things like this with success, and I'm fairly brave, as far as taking the risk. It sounds like you really have to not be paying attention to brick this thing.

Hey, there's only one way to learn, right?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kinfauns:
It's very difficult, if not impossible to truly brick this device. The worst thing you can do is kill the bootloader, but even that is not an irrecoverable mistake.

The first post is the most important of the three... you should at least have a good grasp of that one. What part of the guide gave you problems?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulweeper51:
Not so much a "problem", as some of it is a little foreign to me.......I guess that's a good way to put it. As much as I want to just use the KFU and cross my fingers, I do want to understand as much of it as I can, so in the event of something going a little south, I hopefully know exactly why.

The Youtube video I watched makes it look so easy, but like I was told, doesn't help with understanding how it all works.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] grvthang:
Not to question your capabilities, but what's the rush? You say you've never had a smartphone, so I take it you're unfamiliar with Android devices.

I see so much misinformation floating around about the Fire (you need to root to sideload apps, you need to root to change the stock UI, etc.).

Why don't you fool around with it for a week or two first, get familiar with Android, and see what it's capable of doing, and then root it?
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] soulweeper51:
I basically agree with you, as far as not rushing into it. Part of it is my personality......I started looking up what people do to this device as soon as I got it, and it doesn't take long to see how much you can do with it, if you choose.

I hated that carousel right away, so I got Go Launcher Ex, to get rid of that....then I discovered some of the Go wallpapers, and when you set one, it reverts back to the stock one every time it "wakes up" or is powered on, so I found a Youtube video that shows how to set the wallpaper you choose to stay, but it has to be rooted.......and so on and so forth. You get the idea. At the moment I'd be happy just to root it and do that, and then go from there. Like I said, part of it is "I want to do it, just because I can", and it will be more "mine". Maybe that sounds corny, but it's how I feel about it, for the most part. I want to do a few things that I want to do, and then learn more and do more, accordingly, if that makes sense.

That being said, I watched the Youtube video by Nat3mil on using KFU, but from what I can tell, he just goes through downloading the utility, installing the drivers on your computer, and then how to Install Permanent Root with Superuser(option 2)......but what about the other 5 commands?

Like

1 Bootmode menu

3 Install latest TWRP recovery

4 Install latest clockwork recovery

5 Install latest FireFireFire

6 Extras <Requires root>

I guess what I'm asking is....if a person uses KFU, is it best to use all the commands? I guess because the video I watched didn't cover anything other than Install Permanent Root, I'm a little confused.

I hope that made sense, and I'm pretty sure that may seem like a stupid question, but if I don't ask, I won't know.

I'm assuming I can just Install Permanent Root to start with, or like I said, do I go through all the commands?

Go easy on me. :)