yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mistermentality:
The part they said about impersonation and the fact that every other available smartwatch app left on play omits sony from the title suggests the use of sonys name is indeed the issue.

Its possible you could re upload the apk with a changed name omitting sony but ideally google should answer your queries but their customer service for developers is not good so they might not answer you.

Dave

( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v5HMeca:
Take Sony out of the name and then use filters to make it only available for that particular device. What exactly is it about your app that limits it to only working with that device?

http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/market-filters.html

Note: I am not an Android developer. I can't really help you beyond this.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kasten:
Was thinking too that this was the probably the biggest reason they flagged it but asked here anyway to see if anyone else can think of any other reasons.

I did add a bluetooth filter as you must have that to connect the Sony Smartwatch to your phone. The Smartwatch it self doesn't run Android and basically just a remote screen, touch input, and accelerometer for your phone.

Today Google accepted my appeal and they have reinstated my application. They never stated in the reply today why it was flagged it the first place but just happy they let me keep my existing customers and I no longer have a 'bad mark' on my Google account.

Thanks for the replies.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] v5HMeca:
Congratulations man!
[HTC EVO 3D] Deleted member 3020814:
Do any support OTG USB? Have had this problem since I got the phone and no one has yet to offer me a straight up answer. I know GB wasn't supposed to support it but even rom/kernel combos like Titan and Chads Anthrax that claimed to support it did not. So now with ICS builds being practically fully functional do we finally have OTG USB or is this a HW problem and will never work. If anyone has this working on their phone I would like links to roms/kernels/tutorials you used to make it work.
[HTC EVO 3D] WisdomWolf:
As far as I know, none of the current ROMs support OTG. I know Chad is/was working on a kernel for ICS that would support it, but I'm guessing you'd need something like CM9 or AOSP ROM to take advantage of it.
[HTC One V] iamlegend19:
Hi guys!

Im quite new here and new to all these Android stuff but here's my problem:

My friend accidentally formatted everything (sd card, cache, system) and erased EVERYTHING including my CWM recovery backups and now when I reboot it only stays on the HTC logo. Now here are my questions:

-is this a soft brick or a hard brick? (I can still go to HBOOT and RECOVERY)

-what can I possibly do? I dont really know how to flash a stock ROM and stuff like RUU or Kernel etc.

Please help me, Im new to Android and Im actually having fun using it with my new phone. By helping me, you are also helping my friend not being killed by me if my phone gets restored. :)

Thank you very much!
[HTC One V] shubhamchamaria:
i think mass storage is not working from recovery currently so flash RUU...
[HTC One V] ckpv5:
It just a soft brick. You can use a custom ROM, put the rom.zip on your memory card and flash it. HTC One V has a memory card slot for you to put in your sdcard, so not a big problem.

Custom ROM:

1- put the ROMxx.zip on your sdcard (use a card reader).

2- boot to recovery

3- tap on install from sdcard

4- tap on choose zip from sdcard

5. tap on the ROMxx.zip and install.

6. Once complete, reboot.

If you want a stock ROM then you need to flash RUU.

1. put the stock recovery.img in fastboot folder

2. connect your phone in fastboot mode

3. open cmd prompt, point to fastboot folder

4. type fastboot flash recovery stock recovery.img

5. type fastboot oem lock

6. double click your RUU and follow instructions.

Make sure you have the right RUU for your phone.
[HTC One V] iamlegend19:
How do i get the right RUU for HTC ONE V? Im sorry but I am really a super noob so i dont know these things. Here are my questions in bullets so it wont be hard for you to help me :)

1. I will put the stock recovery.img in fastboot folder on my CPU? Am I correct?

2. Where can I download RUU and how will I put it in my phone? :(

Thank you very much for your replies and you patience ^_^
[HTC One V] iamlegend19:
I did your instructions but when I typed fastboot flash recovery stock recovery.img it says "it cannot load stock" then i proceeded and typed fastboot oem lock and my device rebooted. When it got back to HBOOT it says "***RELOCKED*** on top :(

Please help me.

Thanks in advance :)
[HTC One V] ckpv5:
You shouldn't relock first, you need to place the stock recovery first then relock. But I guess it is ok as you may be on stock ROM.

Anyway, which area are you ? Asia ? Europe? where ?

Check in bootloader - what is the radio version ?

These info may help to find the right RUU for you

p.s: stock recovery.img is refering to the recovery_signed.img or recovery.img depends on the right name. Say it is recovery_signed.img then it should be "fastboot flash recovery recovery_signed.img"
[HTC One V] iamlegend19:
Thank you for helping me!

Im in Asia

**RELOCKED**

PRIMOU PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT- 1.16.0000

RADIO- 3831.15.00.23_M

eMMc-boot

well thats exactly what it says on the HBOOT

What's my next step? Ill follow exactly as you instructed since I am a supernoob so, im not being demanding but please be specific. :)

Thank you very very much for your quick replies! :)

*I copied the recovery.img file to the fastboot folder in my CPU. And yes the recovery.img is the name of my stock recovery.*
[HTC One V] ckpv5:
You should be more specific, which area in Asia.

If you're in Malaysia or Singapore, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, grab the RUU here:

http://www.fileswap.com/dl/NjefCFzT...831.15.00.23_m_release_252880_signed.exe.html

What was your ROM before the soft brick ? If it is stock and now you are on "relocked" status, connect your phone in bootloader (fastboot usb), double click the RUU.exe and follow the displayed instructions.

You can read this thread on how to restore your phone: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1648850&page=2
[HTC One V] iamlegend19:
Yeah sorry I guess I wasnt specific enough :)

My ROM was in stock

Im in the Philippines sir.

Okay I will do this and report to you the progress.

Thank you very much from me and all the people you've helped! ^_^
[HTC One V] cyonix87:
Hey guys

Can you tell me please wehre i could get a european RUU?

Sorry for my Bad english

Gesendet von meinem HTC One V mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One V] iamlegend19:
Hi Im a noob but i think this should help

[ROM]Primo Shipped ROM Collection - xda-developers

hope it helps :)
[HTC One V] iamlegend19:
Thank you very much!! My phone works again because of your help! :)

now my SU app is gone, can I just download it again on google play? I assume im still rooted and still have CWM recovery right? :) I can make a backup again right? :)
[HTC One V] shubhamchamaria:
no you are not rooted and you do not have cwm recovery...IF YOU FLASHED RUU!!
[HTC One V] iamlegend19:
Thank you very much guys for your help! You guys really are friendly despite of the scary registration video :)

Again thank you and God bless! ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] topgenorth:
Hi there,

I have a rooted Galaxy Nexus, that for some crazy reason won't connect to Wind Mobile's network here in Canada (IIRC, Wind uses the same frequences/bands as T-Mobile). When I first got the phone it did, but now no luck. Originally the phone had Android 4.0.1 (yakju-itl41f) with the UKGL1 baseband. When I got the 4.0.4 OTA that is when things started to go wrong.

I don't think I have a bad SIM card, as when I put the SIM in my Nexus One it works just fine.

I've spoke with Wind Mobile's technical support, and they weren't to useful. The suggested I take the device to their "maintenance centre" here in Edmonton, Alberta. However, when I called this "maintenance centre" there was no answer and I could not leave voice mail. Here are somethings I've tried:

Flashed the following radios:

UGKL1

UGLA4

UGLC1

XXLA2

Other things I have tried:

Turn airplane mode off then on

A hard reset: while the phone is on, pull the battery, pull the SIM, let the phone sit for 5 minutes.

Flashed the 4.0.1 Stock Image from Google (ITL41F).

Flashed the 4.0.4 Stock Image (IMM76D and IMM76I).

Installed CyanogenMod 9 and then set the minimum clock speed to 700Mhz

Erased the cache according to this post.

Disabled the "adaptive voltage scaling" (described here http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=24355203&postcount=28) by doing echo 0 > /sys/kernel/debug/smartreflex/sr_core/autocomp

Currently the device is back to 4.0.1 and UGKL1 as I think I have to return the phone. I'm starting to suspect that the radio is broken.

Any suggestions/tips/ideas a guy could otherwise try?

Thanks in Advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HumanXv2:
What about the apn settings?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] topgenorth:
The rep from Wind Mobile went over those with me, so the APN is okay.

The phone can see my carrier (302490), it just can't register on their network. :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Call Wind and ask the to do a "resend to switch". It may work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] topgenorth:
Well, it seems that the problem was hardware. Wind Mobile replaced the phone, now all is well.

Thanks for the suggestions all.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ari3z:
So. I was jus wondering is there a way to flash a custom rom through adb using fast boot if yur sdcard isint mounting to phone. I have s-off and perma rooted. And downgraded back to froyo ..without the sdcard and usb working...but just want to know if this is posible ?
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demkantor:
Should work just fine
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] strawmetal:
you can flash through fastboot mode using your pc. Check the fastboot downgrade method in Setherio's downgradde guide for G2/DZ. you can use that method to flash another rom.
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nipqer:
The rom.zip needs to be in the correct format though.

need to have .img files of each partition you want to flash, plus a valid android-info.txt (or whatever it is for P*XXIMG zips)

-Nipqer
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ari3z:
Yea I get that error dosnt have android info.txt or somthin like that. I probly culd make one in the kitchen tho rite
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Nipqer:
Pretty sure the kitchen doesn't make roms in the right way.

Just open up a PC10IMG and have a look at the android-info.txt in there.

-Nipqer
[G2 and Desire Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ari3z:
Yea I did that then wat do I do with it after I. Open it up
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thetaurusbull:
Hello all..

My phone even though is in normal profile and the notification and ringtone volumes are max, it doesnt ring when the call come. even the loud speaker stops functioning as the songs will be played but without sound. the same goes for video too..soundless video..after sometimes, may be after a reboot it will be back to normal. I am unable to find the reason and hence the fix for this.

It started with the miui 2.5.11 rom, then i flashed latest resurrection rom and now im in paraniod android rom v.5. in all the roms the problem is same. any help would be appreciated. thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scayre32:
Bizarre

I'm running resurrection remix and I've not experienced anything like that, but if someone calls while I'm listening to music, the volume of the music drops to nothing after the call. It's still playing but there's no volume until I pause and start again.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scayre32:
Also

The equalisers on both MIUI music player and DSP Manager seem to stop working frequently. Not a massive deal but it's annoying.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thetaurusbull:
i think its the problem with the system software, not the dsp manager..in my case the dsp manager doesnt FCs..
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Hoibb:
Hello -

This issue has been bugging me for a long time. I'm seeking some general information about the Optimus-T (LG P509) and Android design as a whole. My phone is not the latest and greatest and I've resisted rooting. Maybe this pushes me in that direction. But I need to come to a better understanding of what's going on and how things work in general. Hopefully one of you experts can give some advice.

Memory questions: I keep running low on memory in the device which provides for many goofy results when used. I've moved as many apps as possible to the 16gB SD card. The card has a lot of music on it with 3.2 gB remaining - plays great. Android Assistant reports the following memory compliment relevant to my question:

Memory Info(RAM) Used: 247.75mB

Free: 170.41mB

Total Memory: 418.53 mB​

Phone Space Info(ROM)

Used: 157.45mB

Free: 42.05mB

Total Space: 199.5mB​

Observations: As I watch the display, the RAM values shift slightly around depending on what the phone is doing at that moment. The values don't fluctuate too wildly at least not from what I observe. I get that part. But... when Phone Space(ROM) drops to the low 20mB level, the device slows to a crawl, often reboots, browser stops and drops back to the home page; all with no error notification. I clear the caches two-three times daily which will raise the ROM value but only by the amount of cache released. I found that keeping around 40mB in ROM provides smooth trouble-free operation. Here's the question: Why is ROM even involved in supporting program code/data operations like this? I've always assumed that ROM (Read Only Memory) by definition is static in nature and thus shouldn't change. Here in Android-land apparently things may not be the same as I understand. So I'm forced into uninstalling some really useful programs (ie Google+) that I like in order to bring the ROM value around the 40mB threshold. I know memory has a finite limit. I don't understand why ROM is even involved and thus why it "flexes". Can someone explain, please?

Look at the amount of available RAM above. Why doesn't the phone use this RAM for program code/data execution? Because I approach this from a Windows/PC background here, perhaps that's what's throwing me off. Still, it's got ample RAM that looks to be unused for the most part. Is there a command or setting (I've looked all over the place) to demand the phone use RAM over ROM? If it did that, I'd have plenty of space and no problem at all.

Given the above, if I stuck having to deal with low ROM, do any of you know if additional ROM/RAM can be added gaining more "Phone Space"? I'm not talking about the SD card; I'm talking about the base memory populated inside the device that serves as that valuable "Phone Space" referred to above?

I'd really appreciate a answer to this. Thank you for your time and any advice.

H
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] morph7777777:
In answer to your question, I'd like to say that it's just one of those things you'll have to go with:D:D(Let me assure you I hate it as much as you do:))

Android phones need at least 30~40 MB free space in internal memory to function smoothly...maybe that's just the way they are programmed. That's the reason why phones today come with much higher internal memory...and no, there's no way to make the ram to be used instead or to increase the internal memory. In short-you'll just have to install less apps...or if you root your phone you can try App2SD scripts:cool:

Press thanks button if I helped you ;)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Hoibb:
Thank you.

So again, I have to change my thinking about how "ROM" here is designed and implemented. ROM (in a PC for example) is certainly used but not in the same way with the same characteristics as used in Android-ville.

And so this tells me, rooting is the last hope for gaining back critical internal (ROM) space so I can have more apps. Again, right now in stock mode, App2SD reports that no further apps can be moved to the card.

I do like this device a lot. It's small, compact and feature rich for what I need. There's lots of good advice on here about the rooting process. It's just "scary" territory as I enter this not knowing if I can avoid the brick.

Thanks again.

H
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] SolNZ:
Rooting your device is actually the easy part, it's possible but unlikely that you will brick it, I had the same thoughts when I done my O1 P500, but now I'm rooted I wouldn't ever go back... I used superoneclick & that had the option to Unroot, I am not sure on other applications because I haven't used them. Basically follow the instructions right down to the letter (re-read or do it when you're wide awake so you don't miss anything), but in my own personal experience rooting it was easy.

Once rooted download the app called "Root Checker Basic" from android market, it should come back saying "This device has root access".

Once rooted you can do so much more, run apps that require root, backup your entire android system, and alot more.

Hope my info helped you, but in all honesty rooting is up to you, don't let anyone else make that choice for you, but just as a side note, rooting will void your warranty then again it's reversible.

Everything written here is based on my own experience and is only intended as a guide.
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] DanceOff:
GET ADB ON YOUR COMPUTER( GOOGLE IT)

TYPE

ADB SHELL

SetInstallLocation 2

U WILL BEABLE TO MOVE MOST APPS TO SD WITHOUT ROOTING;)
[Optimus One, P500, V Themes and Apps] Hoibb:
From the instructions I've googled, it's not clear - do I move them using the phone or do I move them via the computer?

H
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nullbesign:
Hi everyone, can any tell me which ROM and Kernal will give me the best out Samsung Google galaxy nexus i9250.

i have t-mobile
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nav200:
You should search first cause there's dozens of threads about which rom and kernel is best. Just an advice

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1650670&highlight=best+rom

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1635723&highlight=best+rom

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1628908&highlight=best+rom

those are just some.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
Whatever you like!

Franco, trinity, lean, cmplus etc. etc.

Aokp, cm9, liquid, slim and so on.

Its whatever you find the best.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nav200:
just try all the roms and see which one works best for you
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
Man this is getting a lot of use
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nodstuff:
I've lol'd at it before and I'll lol at it again!

LOL! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bat0nas:
Dont waste time on trying all the ROMs as everybody suggests here. Lifes too short!:)

:)

Its just too time consuming. Even with Titanium Pro and similar stuff.

My personal recommendation:

Install different launcher than stock (Apex if you like stock, Nova with a bit of 3D). Try to use.

Root! Use it a week or two. See if just rooting satisfies you.

Install franco kernel. Actually you can do this in the first place.

Install AOKP ROM. That one is like a default at least for me. Reflash the franco kernel. Because ROM will overwrite it.

That combination will give you a feeling of custom Rom + kernel. AOKP comes with Nova launcher. Make it default and it will give you a totally new experience. But keep in mind that you dont need root, custom rom to test different launchers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
if he's asking these kinds of questions, i say stock rom+stock kernel.

Sent from my Transformer Prime TF201
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BigBake88:
Try slim ics and franco kernel r160. Best combo i have found yet!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theking_13:
Please search.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus running AOKP+Franco on Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bat0nas:
I wonder why still nobody made a simple table with rom comparison. A simple matrix with roms listed and features.

Features like: android version, kernel, customizations, launcher, what has been added, what removed.

Make it wiki and people will add their opinions in no time. Even with screenshots.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tonker83:
Because then how would people feel elite over the new people who don't understand this stuff yet?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nullbesign:
Hi, im not a gru so i need help from everyone. there are many other people in this site who are new and wants to know what is best for their phone/

thanks to everyone for taking a moment to put your thoughts and feelings..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tonker83:
Aokp works pretty well. I would use that til cm9 gets to a stable release.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Paleryder:
Hi welcome, I'm using CM9 and it's incredibly stable with many added features, a Kang to be exact withEzekeel s kernel. Try out several and see which ya like best
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hitechchef:
There is nothing as best. I tried many ROMs and kernels. Everytime I came back to

a. Slim + Franco MS 3 + Apex launcher

b. Slim + Trinity (if you find blue tint interesting) + Apex

Slim is maintained by 1 person and he responds to most queries himself. Great combo for my needs, hope you find yours soon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bat0nas:
Hi,

I have AOKP M5 installed. Just watched the Slim ICS video review on Youtube and I must say that I didn't find any differences between AOKP and Slim ICS.

The differences are really minor if there are any at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hitechchef:
Yes you are right with only minor differences. However, for some reason, when I reduce dpi in aokp or anyother ROM to 280 or anyother value, market starts behaving wierd. Slim is the only ROM that lets me change dpi without colliding with any other app.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RayTrue04:
So I've been playing around with some settings and after i changed my hdr/1x settings from Hybrid mode to Evdo mode I'm getting 1mps down as opposed to 0.10mbps on Hybrid mode. When on Hybrid speedtest app shows my connection as EvdoA, but in Evdo mode it shows Evdo0 and my speeds are pretty decent. Only catch is i can't send text messages. I understand Evdo mode = 3g, Cdma mode = 2g/1xrtt, and Hybrid = both working together. So is this a sign that maybe our bad speeds can also be from Hybrid mode not playing nice? If it weren't for me not being able to send text messages (mms messages work fine for some reason) i would force it to do strictly 3g..

Edit: Added two screenshots. 1st one on evdo mode and the 2nd on hybrid mode. All my test were back to back and performed the same. I find this strange. Well i just wanted to share my discovery lol...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] skshow289:
I'd like to give this a shot.... Where are these settings located?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] LudoGris:
Agreed. If anyone has any idea what to do about texting as well we may have something here.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] sandwich11:
RayTrue04, looks like we reside in the same area. Would be nice to see better 3G speeds in Hartford. I used to have a crappy LG Optimus T on T-mobile, and I got 2Mbps down. Then I switched to Sprint and the E4GT expecting to see better speeds, and Sprint's "4G" can't even compete with T-mobile's 3G speeds. I do love my E4GT though.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] BrandoKC:
God bless ya Ray. If it wasn't for wifi at home and work I would be tinkering just like you.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RayTrue04:
##DATA# Edit>MSL CODE>Others.

May be elsewhere on gingerbread. Don't recall correctly but i think it might be in ##DEBUG# on gingerbread.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] ebuc:
where to find these settings?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RayTrue04:
Cool story bro! I have wifi at home too and full bars of 4g.. However I'm not always home or in a 4g area. So if i find time to tinker around with my phone to make it perform better i will do just that...
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] RayTrue04:
Ever since the first Evo sprints speeds have become crap. And it's only getting worse with every new phone they release. Wimax is not so bad where I'm at but it don't penetrate some buildings well. I'm lucky I get 3 bars at home n my speeds top out at 10-12mbps.