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[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] Rauldiazz:
I’d like to modify the framework-res.apk file which is located in System/framework… because I want to activate the CRT off effect, and to change the battery colour, from green to ICS blue. Just these two things, but I don’t know how to do it. Can anyone help me? Thank you! It would be for Jw4 ODEX (esto es la traducción de eso último que pones de: seria para Jw4 ODEX, que no se si es para traducirlo tb Xd)

Enviado desde mi GT-I9000 usando Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] ghard1977:
All mod u can find here for JW4

Sen http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1405380 t from my GT-I9000 using Tapatalk
[Galaxy S I9000 Themes and Apps] ghard1977:
If u like ics status bar & colour

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1595569

Please hit the thank button.

Send from my GT-I9000 smart edition
[General Questions and Answers] Ringford:
Hi! My current ROM is MIUI-XJ 2.3.30. But I want to try Aurora ICS. My question: Can I install the lastest Aurora through my current ROM? :confused:

Sent from my IDEOS X5
[General Questions and Answers] ExMM:
I would recommend, to avoid any issue, to wipe everything and install the zip straight from your SD card trough recovery instead, just do a backup first.
[General Questions and Answers] Ryuinferno:
Suppose to be fine as most ROM nowadays are in .ext4 format...just factory reset, wipe dalvik cache and cache, then things would be fine...if different format, then things would be harder...may need to flash back your original firmware 1st before flashing your new ROM...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WakkiPakki:
Hi all,

I am using ICS 4.0.4 on Galaxy nexus. Rooted with GoLauncher.

With Widgetlocker I have a strange behavior.

When I unlock the screen it performs a finger "press" on the unlocked screen where i unlocked widgetlocker

Kinda hard to explain. :)

e.g. I slide to unlock on widget locker. Where I release my finger it would then interact like a touch on the opened application. This can be for example gmail with a list of my emails. It would then enter into a random email that is located under the lockscreen...

anyone found similar behavior?

Thanks,

Kai
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kzflame:
I've encounter this before, what i do is clear the date of the widgetlocker and restart the phone. works well after that
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] WakkiPakki:
fixed!

Nice. my problem was fixed with the latest update.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] nezt94:
em,, alright, as the title of the thread i want to ask why is my Wonder battery status instantly drop to 99% .

before i used the "battery calibration" apps from the market its still normal ,,

but after using the "battery calibration" after i unplug the charger my battery instantly drop to 99%

before i used the battery calibration apps its normal still 100% after i unplug the charger...

i've flashed my wonder using xxlm8 slovakia rom,, should i reflash it? or any 1 can help me?
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] THE-E:
You are probably remembering it wrong. Android always drops the battery percentage to 99% as soon as you unplug the charger. Just google it, it is not a Galaxy Wonder bug or something.

greets

THE-E
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] andynroid:
Perfectly normal for W....:)

Always remember lighting up the LCD screen req battery. .
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] nezt94:
i think youre right ,, my friends use SE W8 said that in the manual book in charging / battery section (i forgot :D) it wrotes what youre told to me.. err.. thanks then,, before this case closed, is it save to charge this wonderful phone overnight (left it charge while sleeping?)

sorry for my bad english grammar , lol :p
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] andynroid:
Best not to do that a full charge takes like 1.5 hours unless you are downloading something which takes a few hours depending on your speed eg. downloading a game data file of 600 MB.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] willypt:
It's okay if you over-charge the battery as there's a mechanism when you have reached 100%m it automatically stops the electrical consumption.

That's why when you unplug it, it turns into 99% :)
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] needya:
Yes, I guess it works on li-ion batteries...or something. But it's best to avoid it.
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] djaydino:
good to know :)

i was also wondering b-fore why he go straight to 99%
[Samsung Galaxy W I8150] nezt94:
thanks for all who have an effort to answer this dumb question :o
[HTC One X] malcovitch:
How do I keep my 3g network always on? By this I mean sometimes when it goes off I have to turn off radio and turn it back on again in order for it to work. Also I could be on internet and then all of a sudden it won't connect. Again I have to restart connection. This as you can imagine can be very frustrating. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks
[HTC One X] Goku80:
do not know if this would help but try this. first make sure you go into settings and turn mobile network on. then download an app which link is in my signature. download it from market and install it on your phone..do not worry you do not need to be rooted. once you installed that top option where it says put data connection to sleep untick that.

let me know how it goes for you...
[HTC One X] malcovitch:
Thanks tried that but it doesn't seem to work. Was wondering if there was build prop settings or something like that?
[HTC One X] Goku80:
not sure about that and if you know what you are looking for then go ahead but still i would not try anything that has to do with build.prop. Sorry
[Galaxy S III General] rachitboom2:
First extensive review is in guys... :D

http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/Samsung-Galaxy-S-III-Review_id3031

Check it out...

EDIT - Check this HOX vs SGS3 - http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/Sa...C-One-X_id3034

I couldnt wait to read the whole thing so i skipped to the conclusion, here is a sneek peek-

"Well, folks, it should have become clear by now that the Galaxy S III will once again rule the land of Android, at least until a better contender arrives on the scene. For now, however, the powerful HTC One X isn't capable enough to question its leadership."

and

"Once again, HTC's finest will have to play second-best to the Galaxy S phone of the year."

Video comparasion...

[youtube]<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/4BhUHbITel0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>[/youtube]

Youtube preview not working so here u go - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4BhUHbITel0&feature=player_embedded

I JUST CANT WAIT ANYMORE !!!
[Galaxy S III General] leftheodo:
Edit: Sorry my bad. Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] rachitboom2:
In comparasion (Final score of reviews from Phone Arena) -

Samsung Galaxy S III - 9.3

Samsung Galaxy S II - 9

Samsung Galaxy S I - 8.5

Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX - 8.5

HTC One X AT&T - 8.5

Apple iPhone 4S - 8.5

Sony Xperia S - 8.5

Galaxy Note LTE - 8

HTC One X - 7.8

Galaxy Nexus Sprint - 7.5

Samsung Galaxy Note - 7
[Galaxy S III General] dogans:
Thanks!

Hope Engadget and The Verge put their reviews up soon too :)
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
NIce final touch in the article
[Galaxy S III General] GuestK00431:
Cant wait to for mine to turn up on the 30th... Seems like ages away!!!!
[Galaxy S III General] Gambler_3:
"Outdoor visibility is mostly fine, although not the best. You'll be able to get a thing or two done, but with difficulty."

Now that is so different from what GSMArena said. :S
[Galaxy S III General] rachitboom2:
Gsmarena did a much more intensive test on the display and they have the charts and figures to prove it. So I believe what gsmarena said.
[Galaxy S III General] NIK516:
I liked the GSM arena review seemed more detailed . But was a good read
[Galaxy S III General] Gambler_3:
Ya I have always found gsmarena to be the most reliable.
[Galaxy S III General] Xplorah:
thanks, good review
[Galaxy S III General] v1rtu4l:
what changed since the hands-on ? didn't read anything new
[Galaxy S III General] jonathanyong:
Nice to see another review but it's not particularly extensive without ANY battery life numbers is it? :P
[Galaxy S III General] eksasol:
It's Phone Arena, they want the exposure for putting it out first, I prefer to wait for GSM Arena and Engadget. GSM Arena preview and tests already gives more info than this review.
[Galaxy S III General] omersak:
corrected :)
[Galaxy S III General] Deleted member 4571279:
That display comparation is amazing S3 beat all of them. :)

Thanks!!
[Galaxy S III General] rachitboom2:
That review was almost half an year ago so thats y i didnt included it, and the reason I included SGS1 n SGS2 was just to compare the galaxy series.

But I guess u r right... Nexus is also a galaxy series device... So top 4 cells are all from Galaxy series... Man galaxy series ROCKS :D
[Galaxy S III General] S8B:
HTC One X has the best display in the market. I don't think anyone has ever argued against that.
[Galaxy S III General] Gambler_3:
Hmm no GSMArena liked S3's display more.
[Galaxy S III General] barondebxl:
Was thinking the same thing. I guess the final score of 9.3 :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] varunkumars:
+1
[Galaxy S III General] rachitboom2:
Guys check OP, updated with GALAXY S3 VS ONE X by PhoneArena...
[Galaxy S III General] :
Verge is a ****hole

Don't trust Verge (Theverge) at all. That group is the most pathetic bunch of editors you will ever find. They are ****ing elitists. These guys take pride in bashing companies like Samsung/LG/Moto etc., These guys keep on going about hyperbolic words like “industrial” design, eco-system (they apparently defined this), design consistency, soul-of-device. At the end of the day, what they actually prove is that they are nothing but pure page 3-type blog. I assure you that they have zero technical knowledge to review a device like SGS3.

Have you read this: http://www.theverge.com/2012/5/4/2998464/how-samsung-broke-my-heart

Please take some time and read that horrible excuse of a so-called tech journalism.

When I questioned the integrity of their editors regarding the review scores, they had no reply -- absolutely none. Instead they stopped me from posting. They did not have any reply to my allegations -- yes, I questioned their integrity and competence to review devices.

I can give you examples of many reviews from Verge where the editors have given scores

without even talking 5 sentences

about that feature.

I questioned them on their review ideology:

http://www.theverge.com/how-we-rate

As usual, never got any reply -- forget about a reasonable explanation.
[Galaxy S III General] pacc:
IMO everyone can share their opinion, and agree or disagree to publisher reviews.

I agree in some extend with "The Verge" and I'm probably a Samsung "Sheep".

There is still much life/activity in S1 and S2 and IMO doubt S3 will have similar impact/success.
[Galaxy S III General] Venekor:
I doubt you'll notice much difference between either phone in real usage but I'm buying the GS3 for the Picture in Picture video.
[Galaxy S III General] Basil3:
There's already pop out players available for Android, and I can imagine that there's going to be loads more now that the galaxy s3 features it. You'd be better basing your decision on superior hardware, ui, etc.
[Galaxy S III General] SlimJ87D:
I think a pop up player coded and embeded into the toucchwiz system is going to work better, probably takes up less memory too.

Kind of like how the data manager just works flawless and much better than 3G watchdog.
[Galaxy S III General] rachitboom2:
Bro i've used One X and it slows down from time to time during normal operations and specially browsing... Running a HD vid while doing other tasks such as browsing will just bog down the cell even further...

I've seen vids of SGS3 with pop up play and browser running and opening a heavy flash based site... it did not show any slow downs...

Its because of both hardware which is a bit more powerful and software because it is perfectly optimized for SGS3...
[Galaxy S III General] norpan111:
Weird..galaxy s got higher score than note and one x?:p
[Galaxy S III General] Basil3:
I agree. Well, all except about the one x browser slowing down. Silky smooth for me.

If watching an HD video in a tiny letterbox (therefore making it sd) while doing other tasks and never having any slowdown whatsoever is important to you then clearly the sgs3 is the only phone worth having.

I'm still reserving judgement until it's out, find the reviews to be very poor in general. If it blows away the one x, i'm getting it.
[Galaxy S III General] NIK516:
Can you please put up a description of what industrial design is and then once you have please explain why it is not relevant to phone design.

Love the rants but journalist also have an opinion and yes it is bias but that's why you don't just read one review. Stop calling people you don't really know anything about elitists, were is your tech website I bet you would be bias to.
[Galaxy S III General] ph00ny:
HAHAHAHA Ray S back to his old self again. Honestly having held iP4/iP4S in hand without a case, it feels odd being such a small phone with hard edges.

http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/Samsung-Galaxy-S-III-vs-Apple-iPhone-4S_id3038
[Galaxy S III General] SlimJ87D:
I think we should jump ship. Support for development is going to be awesome.
[Galaxy S III General] Kiahnlliya:
I honestly don't get why people seem to be giving Ray S such a hard time... I actually like his reviews, both in written form and his videos as well... Maybe I just don't get it though!

He talks about iCloud, which lets you back up app settings, photos, music, contacts and so on on Apple's servers. That's all well and good, but I found iCloud to be rather useless, and in fact I ended up turning it off altogether. I expected it to be more like Dropbox, but it's really not. IMO iCloud doesn't stand a chance against Dropbox, and the 50GB Dropbox storage that comes with the S3 is a BIG selling point for me.

Ray says, "Samsung's S Cloud will be the company's alternative cloud offering, but it's not yet ready for prime time." Who cares about S Cloud? I'm getting a 50 gig Dropbox, dammit! :rolleyes:

Ray goes on to say, "Thanks to its significantly larger display, the Galaxy S III will be the more comfortable phone to type on if you happen to experience problems hitting those tiny letter keys. Still, you shouldn't expect a dramatic speed increase, since the iPhone 4S's keyboard is extremely well designed to allow for comfortable typing." I agree with him that the iPhone keyboard is really really good. The closest I've come on Android is with Smart Keyboard Pro which I feel is crazy good! I'm going to give the stock S3 keyboard a try of course, but I'm pretty sure I'm going to end up using Smart Keyboard Pro again in the end...

Ray writes, "The browsers of the Samsung Galaxy S III and Apple iPhone 4S are extremely capable. Both are incredibly fast and fluid, but the Galaxy S III has the advantage of supporting the Adobe Flash Player, while Flash on the iPhone is almost non-existent." I hate the iPhone browser and the browsing experience on its tiny (albeit good quality) screen. I really hate it. I hate it so much that I use the Reeder RSS reader almost exclusively for all my web surfing. I have installed tons of Safari improvement tweaks from Cydia and they have made the experience better for sure, but I still hate using Safari on the iPhone. I have tried some third party browsers too, like Atomic, iCab, Skyfire and Dolphin, but never found one that I liked. iCab came very close though. Maybe on a 4.3" screen it would be good.

Going to keep reading Ray's review now, sorry for rambling! :)
[Galaxy S III General] ph00ny:
Issue i have with his every review is more of an opinion piece instead of an objective review. He has tendencies to amplify negatives that can be seen as positive things on non-apple devices.

also the conclusion that everyone who fits the criteria below to get an iphone? If he said things like ecosystem, itunes, etc then yeah i can see it but generalized conclusion that fits both device doesn't.
[General Topics] paulrgod:
Hi Guys,

I currently have a Galaxy Nexus and i love it, but im tempted to go for a One X after playing with one in store at the weekend.

Anyone else made the same jump got any comments?

Should i go for it or not?

Seems like there's a few issues that are putting me off?

Any comments / advice offered appreciated.

Thanks

Paul
[General Topics] fallenwout:
Don't do it, too much issues at the moment. Wait 2 months and see if HTC can get their act together.

I wisely asked a refund after my 3rd HTC One X. And seeing people complaining about a lot of different stuff in the One X section, I can only suggest they do the same and get a refund. This phone isn't ready for production.
[General Topics] thephoneguyusa:
Issues aside the one x for me is worth the trade off!

Sent from my HTC One X
[General Topics] sexwatcher1200:
The htc looks amazing and feels nice in your hands
[General Topics] lowandbehold:
I don't think it is enough of an upgrade. Better camera, slightly better screen is about it. People will say the cpu and gpu are better, but my Nexus never shows any stutter or lag, so what is the difference? If you love sense, then maybe you should upgrade. But if you are just planning on putting an AOSP ROM on it, then I really don't see the point.
[General Topics] Deleted member 4571279:
Htc has better pcu and gpu, and that should be not the reason to buy one x.

Because of the quality of the device Samsung is much better when it comes to quallty.

(I DONT WANNA SAY THAT HTC SUCKS. JUST SAYING THAT SAMSUNG HAS BETTER BUILD QUALITY) :)
[General Topics] seanjon:
wait

i've play with the one x myself, feel good, no lags but i'm a big samsung fan so i'm gonna wait till i get my hands on the s3, to caompare, then i'll make my choice
[General Topics] NextNexus:
I returned my One X b/c of the multitasking issues...it was that big a deal. I'd hold off.
[General Topics] Product F(RED):
Nope. I was looking at the Evo 4G LTE (basically a CDMA One X with a memory card slot and LTE) and am no longer interested after getting my Galaxy Nexus. Why? Stock ICS is so much better than Sense. It's the first version of Android that I prefer totally stock. We have a real unlocked bootloader, while HTC's bootloader unlock requires you to void your warranty and flash certain things, like kernels, through ADB because it's not a full unlock.

Additionally, yes, the One X is undoubtedly faster, but it has a few build issues that I'm not going to type out (because there are several). Also it has extremely aggressive memory management, so it will kill any apps in the background and restart them as soon as you go into them.

Overall, even though I loved previous iterations of Sense, and although Sense 4.0 isn't really bloated, it totally detracts from the Ice Cream Sandwich experience. You feel like you're running on Gingerbread again.

Also you'll miss that cool RGB LED on the Galaxy Nexus that does every color :D
[General Topics] paulrgod:
Thanks for the responses guys - i guess im just gonna hold off then, i DO love my Galaxy Nexus, but was just beginning to get that new device feeling... dunno why i get that :)

The Grass isn't always greener as they say...
[HTC One X] pifsworld:
Just received update notification for 129, I'm in the UK. Hope this sorts my crashing screen in landscape mode,
[HTC One X] The Asgard:
Ditto
[HTC One X] BATFINK74:
same here,downloading as i type this :)
[HTC One X] xmoo:
Open ur eyes ffs

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1655018
[HTC One X] jameslfc5:
Just downloaded it, everything seems good so far
[HTC One X] steve36:
lol
[Motorola Droid RAZR] maarawoe:
Motorola just posted that a new version is available for users in italy..
[Motorola Droid RAZR] maarawoe:
Blur_Version.651.73.16-651. 167.27.XT910.TIM.en.IT available
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ales100i:
Can you post the source of information? But as i see it's branded again (TIM), so probably same issues as with T-mobile one. Or am i wrong?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] lukas77:
It looks like 2.3.6 update

T-Mobile 4.0.4 version is 672.152.43.xt910.t-mobile.en.eu
[Motorola Droid RAZR] maarawoe:
https://forums.motorola.com/posts/9e912ca283
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rickbosch:
This is a tricky one for me to explain, considering I hadn't noticed the problem until last week. I've never monitored my data usage over wifi with the built in ICS data monitor, however, when I did a clean install on Friday I thought I'd activate it.

Just for reference, I've checked this on a number of ROMs, including stock 4.0.3 and 4.0.4.

My problem is this, I let the phone update etc and the following day I noticed that "Dictionary Provider" had downloaded 400mb worth of something. I tried different ROMs, clearing all of the relevant apps' data and caches, rebooting, etc. Nothing seemed to work, except to take Adamg's keyboard included in Oxygen and push that to system/app.

That way I don't have to download the dictionaries, which I never use either. I have noticed that since I did that my battery life has gone up by at least an hour's worth of screen on time. The "DP" doesn't keep the phone awake, so no excessive drain, but it's constantly downloading whenever the screen is on.

When I go to "Language and Inputs" and select "Available Dictionaries" (I think that's what the option is, I don't have it installed anymore) it would just display that there are no available dictionaries, and the displayed text would flash, as if it's trying to refresh.

Anyone else seen this? Or did I inadvertently bork my phone?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rickbosch:
Hi mods,

Figured out the problem was with my ISP. Ugh, please close/delete this thread.

Cheers

R
[HTC Wildfire S] boesmeister:
Hi there,

I've managed to unlock the bootloader and root my HTC Wildfire S.

Then I flashed CWM Recovery (tried several versions) with fastboot and also with ROM Manager.

The installation of CWM Recovery is successfull, however when I go into the bootmenu and select Recovery, the screen stays black and the icons at the buttom of the phone are lit up.

So the problem is I can't get into Recovery to make a backup and to flash a different ROM.

Some information about my phone:

HTC Wildfire S A510e

Android 2.3.5

ROM version: 2.13.401.3

From the bootmenu:

*** UNLOCKED ***

MARVEL PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT: 1.09.0099

MICROP-0451

RADIO: 7.54.39.28M

I know others have this same issue, but I haven't read any solution yet. I hope someone knows the solution or a workaround to make a backup of the stock ROM and flash a custom ROM.

Thanx in advance!
[HTC Wildfire S] I_69_98:
I have same problem looking for solution to backup nand just in case.:confused:
[HTC Wildfire S] junxracr:
Try reflashing recovery or install one like alquez's unofficial.
[HTC Wildfire S] boesmeister:
Thanks for the ideas, but I've already tried that several times.

All custom recoveries don't seem to work. I'm afraid that this is a problem that some versions of the wildfire s have..

Any other ideas are welcome!
[HTC Wildfire S] hatlamatla:
Just want to say that I have exatly the same problem mentioned above. Same ROM, riadio and hboot as well. I tried lot of methods to flush custom recovery but nothing helped. Also tried both 5.0.2.6 and 5.0.2.8 CWM :(
[HTC Wildfire S] samkuiper9:
Same problem: Downgrade HBOOT?

Hey,

Have the same problem aswell.. I tried alot see topic: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1635718

The one thing i didn't try is to downgrade my hboot. I didn't want to do this because it will aswell downgrade android from 2.3.5 to 2.3.3...

And this is exactly the thing which i wanted to avoid before being able to backup stock rom....

Maby you could try it. There is also away to download stock rom and instal it in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1467844

The thing there is only that i don't know if its posible to install a rom without being able to get into the recovery.

Good luck.
[HTC Wildfire S] lapochkin:
Question?

Hello! I have the same problem and I too am trying to find a solution.

How are your successes?

Sorry for my english.
[HTC Wildfire S] boesmeister:
Hi lapochkin, still no luck.. :(