yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Defy Themes and Apps] Deonix:
Thanks. I have exams as well :)) i will try to port it. If i stumble i will let you know. Maybe i will like it.

Good luck on your exams.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hojnikb:
I have a Desire with the latest Sensevolution Rom (rooted and s-offed ofcourse)

and i'm experiancing battery drain (from normal 3-5mA to 20-30mA).

Drain usually occurs after a few days of uptime and a simple restart makes the drain go away.

So i was figuring out what could cause this drain and i've noticed that when i put my phone to standby and if i look at the right angle i can see a red light flashing from trackball (which is not present when drain is ok).

So my question is what causes trackball to be active during standby ?

Is it rom, background app or something else ?

Can the trackball be disabled (as i dont use it anyway) ?

Thx
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Have you tried reflashing the ROM?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hojnikb:
That would be a good idea for start...

Need to backup my apps and do it..
[Miscellaneous Android Development] balliboxer:
Hey , is there any genius ROM developer can make CUSTOM rom for galaxy ace plus ..... ICS based ?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] AronGladiator:
I too have its own question
[Miscellaneous Android Development] hackpt:
as far as I know, there aren't any available roms for Samsung S7500 :(
[Miscellaneous Android Development] AronGladiator:
I found the stock rom for samsung galaxy ace plus

the rom are on samsdroid search on google:

Samsung Galaxy Ace Plus GT-S7500 Stock ROM Download
[Miscellaneous Android Development] manan001:
all should request for new section for Samsung Galaxy Ace plus gt-s7500
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tokidoki11:
how to request by the way?

this samsung isnt very popular is it?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ak700:
New Device Forum Request - > http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1660354

And BTW, you is the device?? I am thinking of buying one.

EDIT ::

Here's Something for you - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1618324

Rooting and CWM thread
[Miscellaneous Android Development] tokidoki11:
you is the device?

of course not LOL

yeah, I have it.. it is a nice handheld for me

not too cheap not too expensive

and not too far behind in technology of its hardware

I love it
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Shaaan:
Custom rom for your device : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27136564

Please give us feedback.

Thanks.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] balliboxer:
Rom not installed :(
[Miscellaneous Android Development] AronGladiator:
why.......... but this rom is for samsung galaxy ace plus or samsung galaxy ace
[Miscellaneous Android Development] lokeshsaini94:
HEY!!!

hey you can try this rom

ATOMIC ROM
[HTC EVO 3D] bimmer2783:
I was wondering if anybody know where I can get the minimal keyboad from ICS, the black one.

I had it on my ZR rom buy I changed it.

Thanks in advance for any help :thumbup:
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
I could be wrong, but I think you can find it in the market. Search ics keyboard and pick one. I am not sure if one of those is the one you want or not, but it's worth a try.

Sent from my PG86100
[HTC EVO 3D] bimmer2783:
I did. It comes as a sking for better key board.

Do you think I can extract the apk from a ZR rom I used to use?

Thank you
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
You could try it, but from what I've read, stuff written explicitly for GB usually FCs on ICS. I believe that Leedroid tweaks for ICS has the ICS Keyboard built in, so you could try flashing that.
[HTC EVO 3D] bimmer2783:
The ZR rom was for GB I already look for the apk but I didn't find any keyboard apk.

Idk where it might be...:sly:
[HTC EVO 3D] Nathanation:
Try this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1607732
Sense 4.0 Keyboard style :D

It's in the theme section. It looks like this;
[HTC EVO 3D] bimmer2783:
I was looking for this one:

I finally got it, whit the whole Rom lol
[HTC One V] tuylongdon:
Any one can port this ROM for one V, or stock ICS like galaxy nexus or nexus S? its really clean and fast for our small one v :o

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1602378
[HTC One V] the Doctor:
Right now we don't have a dev actively working on it. mmmcfc started a thread, but from what I understand his harddrive is broken and he doesn't own a One V, so I don't know if this project is getting anywhere.

[ROM][WIP] Cyanogen Mod 9 for HTC One V

Hopefully another Dev will start soon.
[HTC One V] chrone:
yeah i would love to use vanilla ICS on HTC One V. HTC Sense consumes lots of RAM!

HTC Sense makes the phone feel sluggish while multitasking between messaging, people, call dialer, yahoo messenger, whatsapp, tweetdeck, talk, and gmail. :(
[HTC One V] Passa91:
Biggest problem with Sense is the stock messaging app really. Just awful. Slow, unreliable, cumbersome to use.

We would have better luck trying to port ROMs from phones with the same SOC. So Desire S, Desire Z, Desire HD, etc.
[HTC One S] daniel60104:
Hi all,

My my4gs has unfortunately died recently, and I was looking into getting the One series. But before I do anything I just want to ask a few things to the current users:

1. How do you guys like it?

2. Would there be any other phone(s) that you would've gotten/would recommend?

3. Is there anything that I should know before I buy this phone?

4. I just wanted to confirm: If I buy an unlocked One X, I will not be able to use 4G, right?

Thank you so much for taking your time to answer/read my questions! :D
[HTC One S] TheBrandonWRX:
1) Coming from a Galaxy S 2 I am impressed. As these mobile devices keep coming out they keep getting bigger and bigger. I like the slender and slim design of the HTC One S.

2) Strongly considered the and had ordered the Galaxy Nexus but canceled. I had my own reasons but there are no perfect phones.

3) The power button is in an annoying location due to the volume controls. When trying to put the phone to sleep its easy to enabled volume\ring.

4) If you buy an unlocked phone it will support whatever your data plan allows so long as your carriers frequency is supported by the device.
[HTC One S] KillaHurtz:
1. I'm loving it ! You can see my device history in my sig, so I know what I'm talking about.

2. This is the best phone on the market in my opinion. The early benches between The HTC One X w/Tegra 3, The Galaxy S3, and The HTC One S with Snapdragon S4 have the One S destroying the others.

3. The bootloader is currently only unlocked by HTC which can void your warranty. The bootloader will also display unlocked & tampered depending on what you flash.

4. There are two versions of the One X, the international version has a quadcore Tegra 3, while the stateside one runs on a Snapdragon S4. As far as I know the international version is not compatible with HSPA+ or LTE. This is the reason the stateside version has a different processor, much like the differences between the international Galaxy series and the stateside versions.

Hope that clears it up for you :D
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] fdaconta:
I downloaded and installed VLC-armv6-20120511.apk on my P509 from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1670662&highlight=vlc

The music and video player works perfectly.

I am using CM7.2.0 RC2 ROM. The CM mod settings required for HD Video to Play perfect.

CyanogenModSettings>Performance>CPU settings>min 320 max 748 gov performance

CyanogenModSettings>Performance>VM heap size> 32m

first I increased vm heap size to 32m this reduced video lag, then increased speed cpu speed and lag disappeared.

I have been waiting for this for a while :)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] r66:
video scan file slowly

lag not smooth fc
[General Questions and Answers] OpRTuNisT:
Hi guys, i am brandspanking new at android as i have only had my phone (lg p500) for 2 weeks. i have however quickly picked up on roms,kernels,basebands etc.. I would really appreciate it if one of you TopDogs would explain to me which i should do first? My question is what sequence must items be installed in ie Rom the gapps then kernel then baseband? or is it baseband first then kernel then rom then gapps?? i really do appologise if this sounds stupid but i will need direction in this regard to be confident enough to go through with flashing a rom which im actually lank amped to do.

Anyways, thanks in advance and keep up the awesome work boys.
[General Questions and Answers] Krystov:
Okay..

In regards to baseband, kernel, rom type info, I believe most kernels are packaged with the roms themselves, and if there's any other information about a special installation it would be included on the rom page.

First thing you wanna do is research a bit about your phone and what roms are available to see if you even want to risk bricking your phone for the additional features. You can search for your phone at the top right hand side of the XDA forums. From there you can see what forms of development are available. Most popular forms are NAND and SD based roms. Research a bit on each to see which fits your needs more. NAND will completely replace the stock system but also presents more opportunity for things to go wrong and potentially damage your phone. SD doesn't replace your system, but runs off of your SD card. In any case, selecting the method that works for you is the first step. There will be indications on the rom download pages as to what type of rom it is (NAND or SD).

Second step is prepping your device for the right system. I have and HTC HD2, and it was required for me to install HSPL and update the device radio. These are very important steps and must be done properly or everything following will likely not work.

Next you want to install your boot loader (if one is required). For my device, cLK and Magloader are the popular onese, however yours will likely be different if you need one at all.

Next you will install ClockworkMod(CWM) Recovery on your device, which is the core system that allows the flashing of roms, storage management, and a few other things. Make note of the partition information of the rom you select, because when you flash CWM you will need to partition the boot/system/cache. If you don't do this properly you will likely encounter a boot loop or total failures to boot.

Once you've got CWM on your device, you can download the rom you've selected on your pc and transfer it to your SD card on your phone (which is done by enabling mass storage through CWM). After you've got the rom on your sd card you do the following:

In CWM, select "flash zip from sd" >> "choose zip" >> select your rom zip file >> approve the flash

Sometimes the developers of these roms allow for some selection or customization in the flashing process, so be sure to pay attention to what's going on. You may also need to write down error codes if something goes wrong and you need help.

That's really all there is to it, though it can be more or less complicated than I explained depending on your device and which roms you pick.j

Hope this helps, good luck!
[General Questions and Answers] speakerfisq:
Enter Recovery,

Full Wipe/ Factory Reset

Wipe Cache

Wipe System

Wipe Dalvik Cache

Wipe Battery Stats

Select Zip, Flash ROM

Reboot
[General Questions and Answers] OpRTuNisT:
Krystov, thank you very much for the awesome reply, you are the man. :-)
[General Questions and Answers] shaooas:
I have flashed most of the ROMS on HTC 32A magic ..

The Below process i have followed always and achieved expected results

1. Must Have custom recovery Image which supports your Phone Borad

2.Download and keep the custom ROM ready

3.Copy the Rom to root of SD card

Reboot phone into Recovery

Enter Recovery,

Full Wipe/ Factory Reset

Wipe Cache

Wipe System

Wipe Dalvik Cache

Wipe Battery Stats(Optional)

Select Zip file which you would like to Flash ROM

After Successful flashing

Reboot

Phone will start with New custom ROM ;);););)

Cheers

Happy Flashing

Thanks

HTC MAGIC 32A

HTX MIUI 0.23 HINTAY MOD

NR 6.35.x.x.
[General Questions and Answers] Krystov:
Yeah I forgot that part. you do want to clear your data, cache, and system files while in CWM, otherwise you'll be writing over your old system. A lot of roms are custom teaked and packed in way different than the stock rom and it can just get screwy if you don't. Make it a good habit of doing that before you flash! You can also back up your roms through CWM so if you don't like the changes you've made after a flash you can always revert back like nothing ever happened. Just don't wipe your SD card or you'll lose your backups! Only do that if you're okay with losing the data on your SD.
[General Questions and Answers] kpizzle:
As mentioned above...

Full Wipe/ Factory Reset

Wipe Cache

Wipe System

Wipe Dalvik Cache

Wipe Battery Stats

Flash ROM

Flash Kernel

Flash gapps

Reboot

This should work out, if you do the kernel flash before the ROM, it will be replaced with whatever kernel that was packaged with the ROM. If you are trying to flash an ICS based ROM, you may need to flash the ROM a couple times (if it installs too quickly, as in 5 to 10 seconds). This is a known issue.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] T1663R:
Hey,

sorry if this doesnt fit perfectly in this forum.

Ive got a Gadmei T883 3d tablet, the manufactor released several firmwares.

At some Point of his "release chain" the Buttons on the Device (home,back,etc) stopped working. The Firmwares for that device can simply be unziped and are installed with the SD card. Now to my question, which files in the Firmware are most likely responsible for the keys of the Device ? cause then i simply could swap the ones from the newest release with the working ones from an older release and the newest firmware would work. (i hope)

would be awesome if someone could help me with that.

Also is there a way to change the "standart language" which is activated at flashing the firmware ? cause ppl always have to change from chinese to there language after flashing though settings.

Greetings and thanks in advance

(also if someone wants too look the firmwares up:

http://www.sendspace.com/file/m8rpwd <--- in this old release the touch buttons work

http://www.mediafire.com/?f9gf8cwcbg8eg6c <--- in this a lot newer release they dont)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] VeryCoolAlan:
I've been seeing This CM7 and wanted to know what this was?!

I'm always reading how people say that xxMB is the best size.

But what is it? And how it works?

What's it for? What's the right size for a Galaxy S?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Rueben_:
This setting is simply the maximum amount of heap space (read: memory) a single instance of the Dalvik VM (read: application) can obtain.

Don't read anything into the "benchmarks" performed. This setting should have little effect on overall system performance. The only scenario where it would be beneficial to increase the maximum heap size would be if you have an application that is very close to using up all of its available heap space, which would force it to run garbage collection frequently, which would use up CPU cycles. It is possible that lowering the maximum heap size could be beneficial in that it might prevent an application from obtaining more memory than it needs (by forcing it to garbage collect sooner), but that all depends on how the Dalvik VM is implemented and is really beyond my knowledge.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] mrinehart93:
The heap (in Java) stores dynamically allocated variables, such as objects. Like Rueben_ said, when the heap is running low on memory, the JVM will run garbage collection. Garbage collection uses processing cycles, which will slow down your phone. In case you're wondering, the other place in memory where things are stored is called the stack, which stores arguments and parameters.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] VeryCoolAlan:
Oh okay :D

So how do you how much memory to put it for at Max?
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] Snakeforhire:
I do believe the stack is reserved for storage of CPU data (typically, the contents of its registers) before it switches toanother context (or thread, which means loading a different set of data in its registers).

The memory zone where data from user apps (and the Dalvik VM is one of those, albeit a über-app of sorts since it runs all the other apps) is stored is rather just called "the heap". At least that's the way I learned it :)
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] CtrlAltDelIrl:
There is no right answer for this as you should have gathered from reading the answers you were given.

It all depends on how you use your phone.

Try out different settings with games and you'll see which suits your usage best.

Go on - Live on the edge a little lol...
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] VeryCoolAlan:
For the Vibrant if you use big apps then put the VM at like 128 or or something like that.

If you have small flashlight apps then use it at 32-96
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] gsearle5:
Say, this seems to be a "magic bullet" for devices with modest memory sizes to keep apps from swamping the available memory. For my 1 GB Lollipop device, setting dalvik.vm.heapsize to "96m" improved the performance of the device. I was able to cycle between many memory-heavy applications without getting bogged down.

Be careful! Forgetting the "m" at the end, or setting the number too low will send your device into an endless garbage-collection, essentially locking you out. I set it too low myself, had to pop the battery, then quickly raise the value after reboot (before the "system_server" app got itself above the limit I had set), rebooting again to apply the new value. For a fair indication of a lower limit, look at the memory consumption of the "system_server" app. Set it above that to give it some headroom. Make sure you have a recovery plan before messing with this value!
[Defy Themes and Apps] krlox_rokr:
Evadroid 0.1 --- 0.2

Hi i'm a new usr in this big comunity i just want to contribute with my own evangelion icon pack, initially it was builded for nokia C3 but i have a defy now then i want to port it for android :).

today i have a preview for you.:p

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i'm thinking in other kinds of icon styles because the icons with the big steel bg get small and sometimes it's annoying.i'm open to get new ideas, but kepping the original concept :cool:

thanks :)

this is the first beta 0.1

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NOTE

this could be a dockbar for GB user

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BETA 0.2

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Download beta 0.2

to have an exact copy of my desktop (beta 0.1). you have to install EVA CLOCK from the play store and metrostation icons for the drawer icon, and need to change the folder bg for the one is into the pack "folders bg" (i'm using apex laucher on CM9 by quarx)

View attachment 1058875 <----Download link :cool:
[Defy Themes and Apps] hackergnome:
waiting for download looks amazing!!
[Defy Themes and Apps] krlox_rokr:
it's ready :D
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bbc0:
Can anyone recommend a good media player like app for thr KF?

Thanks in advance.

bbc0

Ooops sorry! I will post this else where.
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thexdinfinity:
Hi,

This is the best one on the amazon appstore, at least in my experience.

aVia Video Player

I'm new to XDA developers so I can't really post any links but search it in the amazon appstore and you can find it
[Kindle Fire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cyberxdadevelopers:
I use the BSPlayer on twa_priv's Jelly Bean ROM and the video decoding is magnificent. The player exists in a free version on the amazon appstore. So you might give it a try.
[HTC Sensation] ajaxdude:
I don't understand I've rooted my phone and all I just wondering weather I should install roms ect ect an what that

Should I make back up just incase thanks
[HTC Sensation] l2icky:
It is HIGHLY recommended to always make a back-up prior to flashing anything, rather it be a ROM/Kernel/Mod/Theme.

This way, just in case something does go wrong, you always have a stable ROM.
[HTC Sensation] ajaxdude:
I'm trying to make backup but says there's a problem doin so ?
[HTC Sensation] l2icky:
What recovery are you using? Do you have the latest Busybox/SU on your device? When it comes to the Sensation, I recommend 4EXT recovery, you can find this on the market, install it and use it to flash the recovery.

Beyond that, I need more details about your situation.
[HTC Sensation] ajaxdude:
I bought that ext recovery thing same thing says critical error help please I have busy an super user yes
[HTC Sensation] musa91:
do u got root funcinal access and r u s-off what room u r useing now if stock is itGb or ics r u supercid :confused: answers check ur sd card too
[HTC Sensation] ajaxdude:
I tried again an said there was error in ad card/ android secure dunno what that means
[HTC Sensation] l2icky:
How big is your sd card? How much free space? When you try to go into something in 4ext, does it ask for permissions?
[HTC Sensation] ajaxdude:
Please help
[HTC Sensation] l2icky:
Unfortunately, I have no idea in this situation. Post an image of your bootloader.
[HTC Sensation] Kancur0:
I rooted my phone last week and did a nandroid back up using rommanager clockmodwork 5.0.0.2, so try that app it might work!
[HTC Sensation] T-Macgnolia:
ROM Manager onl;y works with Clockwork Mod Recovery. You have to use the free 4EXT Recovery updater app or the paid 4EXT Recovery Control app, I have the paid version. :D
[HTC Sensation] Rumball:
You really need to provide more information. As already asked, how much free space is left on your sd card. Have you checked it for errors (for example via windows)?
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] whitebaldman:
Widgets: accuweather...it is the most accurate for me!

Clock(any kind)I need to see the time very big always!

Apps: tapatalk...reunite all forums in one place is really useful!

Titanium backup...well known for everyone.

Cachemate...for root users only,it cleans all cache and it is very useful to free memory!

Kaspersky... I use it for blocking unwanted messages from my phone company,hehe

Aptoide...it is the best to try everything before buying!

Sent from my GT I9003L Using SkyBlue tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] bscraze:
Titanium backup and xda are hr most important apps for me :D. Maxthon browser and opera mobile too.

Cheers:)

Sent from my GT-i9003 powered by Stable and Smooth CyanogenMod 9!
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Taraen:
Thanks for your additions. I have added them to the list and at the same time I have sorted it a little better.

Anything more? Dont forget to give a little description
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] bscraze:
Oh quickpic too, its a fast picture browser :D.

Cheers:)

Sent from my GT-i9003 powered by Stable and Smooth CyanogenMod 9!
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Vrz.:
apps

Browser

Android Stock

Dolphin HD 7 ( new are really stupid with sonar )

Opera *

Launchers

Zeam Launcher

Zeam Launcher.

Zeam Launcherr

Security

Only true security app are droidwall

Social

XDA_Premium, donation to xda are always welcome

Tweakdeck

Utility

Any.do
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] nicsptl:
ttorrent for torrent download.

Go sms for sms apps.

Imdb for movies and videos
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] xda_emanuel:
dont forget AirDroid. The best app for manage ur phone via pc.
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Gondya bhau:
I like TB, Go launcher, Maxthon, ES file explorer and Zedge....BTW any good app to increase speaker volume ?? Is DSP manager the best...i read it can double the volume....

EDIT : and ya Adaway, Adownloader(torrents) and droid wall...
[Samsung Galaxy SL i9003] Taraen:
Thank you everyone. I've updated the list.