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[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] Goldie:
To get to where i am you need to.....

Diff s3 framework-res and copy over any needed files. This was trial and error for me as I wasnt 100% sure which i needed.

Compile frame res and decompile to get new public.xml

Copy the circle lockscreen smalis from s3 policy and diff lockpatternkeyguardview, keyguardviewmanager and copy over any method that relates.

Reassign all ids in all the smali you copied or edited to match the correct ids of your new public. Change the arrays for unlock images and clock back to the original values from your original policy.

Create a database switch entry using the method i already pmd you a link for last week about a switch for aosp lockscreen.

Create new folder in system called wallpaper to hold default lock wallpaper. Change the paths in wallpaperwidget to either com.cooliris........or leave as is but create com.sec.gallery3d........

Blanked out the audio code as not got round to fixing that yet and it caused a bootloop.

Cant remember if i changed any framework.jar files yet. Dont think i did.

Now see why i was doubtful youd have done all that in a matter of hours?
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] android_isda_shit:
you call that a guide this is a guide

now too add shortcuts to your lock screen do the following

photoshop is very easy,

step 1. download the sgs3

step 2. collect the icons of the shortcuts you want

step 3. place the icons in the right position

step 4. save it, and transfer to phone

step 5. set as lockscreen wallpaper

HAHAHAHA

now please make a readable guide,

who knows, may be lots of people might thank you for it
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] salvo_94:
news??
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] GANJDROID:
Check out the thread in Original Development. The porter has made great progress and should be releasing it soon.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] koty88:
yea i think it should by sw same as sgs3 :-)
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] chinmay_7d:
What is this guy android_isda_*** retarded or something? Good thing he's banned.

Anyways.. @Goldieking

Have any clues how i can try to port it on cm9 for GT-9003?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] LemonPowerForce:
Holding your note in your preferred grip, draw a line to represent how much of the screen you can reach with one hand.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Octhellion:
Hmm
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] lagittaja:
Hrrmm
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] biliskner:
how long are your fingers!!!?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] lagittaja:
It depends how you hold your Note.

Usually I hold mine like this

But then there are people who hold it like that.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] StalkS:
AM I the only one who thought this post was about something completely different .... FNAR FNAR!! ....:D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] reachksv:
I use bunker ring for a day now. Will report back to see if i have been able to transition to single hand use. But i am typing this entire message single handed. I have average sized palms
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] lhurtado:
This is the area I can reach with one hand. Also lmt is very useful for one hand operation!
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] andreww88:
As Steve Jobs said with the "antennagate" problem on the iPhone...."You're holding it wrong." :D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] LemonPowerForce:
I saw the first two responses and though "wow, I've got *massive* hands"

But part of it is me holding the phone quite a bit further up too.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] LordManhattan:
Like this.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jeriz:
I have no problem reaching the whole screen with my tumb and i havent found any use for the one handed keyboard but i got bigger hands than most people
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] kaos_king:
I'm the same (big hands, big....) although I move the phone in the hand to do it, but its all still one handed :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] biliskner:
Here's mine.

Green is how I normally hold it (pinky finger at the bottom supporting it, so it doesn't "slip down"). And red is how I would grip it for more screen area - except this way, the phone feels like it could slip out of my hand at any time...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Kangal:
I have fairly large hands, or should I say long fingers.

They're just large enough to grip a basketball solo...but not quite as large as basketballers'

Well there are 2 ways of holding the NOTE:

-Grip: When one hand grips it with inner-palm opposing the finger tips that clench the phones side. The thumb is distant from the screen but can move about.

-Clamp: When the base of your thumb touches (hence grips) one side, leaving your fingers to grip around the device's rear and not the actual vertical side. So the phone is "clamped" between your thumb and fingers like a crocodile. Its not as secure as the traditional "Grip" but the phone won't fall and resists moderate bumps. It causes the thumb to hover over the middle of the screen, so it travels further.

As illustrated by lagittaja's photos:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=26412306&postcount=6

Here's my one-handed use case for the "Grip" hold (not bad):

http://img6.imageshack.us/img6/2290/1337772781855.jpg

Here's my one-handed use case for the "Clamp" hold (nearly fullscreen):

http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/8571/1337773010315.jpg

There is no "holding it wrong" this isn't an iPhone, people have different use cases, particularly at different scenarios.

Anyways, what I noticed is that 80% of my use case/navigation I am able to do with the "Grip" hold. The other 20% requires me to use my other hand which is more efficient (quicker) than shifting your hand to reposition the Grip to a Clamp hold.

Sometimes (rarely/5%) I navigate it in landscape mode, but it requires two-hands (one to grip and one to navigate).

Overall, the phone has nearly hit the perfect spot for my surgeon hands. Without the TPU-Kickstand case I could reach better (smaller size, thinner sides) but I can't go without the kickstand. I could do with a slightly smaller screen but the absolute minimum would be 5 inches. I did some cut-outs, comparisons and maths and figured out the best compromised would be this:

-Shaved bezels (not fully)

-Slightly smaller screen at 5.19inches

-Compromises 7% screen for 44% smaller body

http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/9850/note2b.jpg
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] zviki:
:p You should have removed the physical buttons and use the onscreen buttons.Then this will be real ICS phone. :p

BTW, your phone comes with a 11mm bezel on the bottom an the top?
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] jpsb:
:D
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] Kangal:
Thanks for the input.

I really do want to remove the physical buttons, but am afraid to do so.

I had a play with a friends Xperia X10, and I'll tell you the Navigation buttons are a treat !

They have a nice "click" to it, something about the haptic feedback just can't be underestimated.

Plus they are just wide enough and pretty long. So they don't use up much space but are easy to press. And impossible to press accidentally (more than I can say about Samsung).

Feature-wise: the physical buttons will use/eat up less space than the on-screen ones. They're also more easier to press and can't be accidentally triggered.

Form/Design-wise: on-screen buttons are better because we can customise it and they rotate with the screen.

I dunno it depends where you stand: form or function??
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 General] martcerv:
Resting the phone on my little finger (pinky) of my right hand using the other fingers to support the phone I can pretty much reach the entire screen, its a bit of a stretch to get the very top left corner but I use it this was most of the time.

I only need 2 hands if using the phone in landscape mode if needing to touch the screen in games or landscape only apps.

I rarely use both hands and can type with swype one handed quite well with this grip.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okty2k:
There are 2 points I need some help at.

1. Is there a possibility to remove (automatically) some apps after each ROM install? Even with a striped ROM, there are some apps that I don't need or I want replaced.

2. How can I make a pack of my personal apps that should be automatically installed (silent install, no confirmation for each app)?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] now.i.feel:
I dont think there is.. if you really wanna do that you gotta run some sort of script through terminal or something..
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] arpith.fbi:
1: u can manually delete them with root explorer

2: either with titanium backup or make a zip and flash through recovery
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] smartarse93:
You could also open the update.zip in WinZip remove the things you don't want and drag the files or .apk into it.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okty2k:
thanks, guys.

I am thinking about trying that directly on the phone.... :)

if I will do it, I will let you know...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] bogaggas:
I've been looking for a way to have power controls in the notification (slide/pull down thingy?) the SGS2 way.

An app, free on gplay, called Notification Toggle, NT, by a dev J4velin did the trick; I am using it and it's great.

Not only does it let you select from a variety of toggles, but it also offers to include shortcuts up there. Some toggles (Gps) require that you set it as a system app, thus require root, but most of the power controls don't. And you can also customize the toggle icons and such.

Naturally, it has to be running in the background and it's got a footprint of 8+ mb.

I notice some devs on this forum have come up with a flashable mod for that as well. But as I think it's only for deodexed ROMs. Anyways, it's always nice to have more options.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] underface:
in my opinion widgetsoid its perfect - but pooup is terrible;/

so i us for few weeks notification toggle and icons from widgetsoid
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Nikorasu:
It sounds like this, which we already have:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1468703

edit: re-read and understood that OP is trying to introduce this app that works the same way without flashing.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] chinkster:
How do you change the icons to use the widgetsoid icons?

HP Touchpad CM9
[Motorola Droid RAZR] underface:
i unpack widgetsoid apk by winrar - icons are inside app

you change icons with notification toogles - its there ICONS & COLORS - you must tap for icons and select from phone gallery
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Shaffer678:
Awesome find!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] b.o.n.s:
Notification Toggle give me only 2 toggles, is there a way to select more options?

Or is this only via the payed app?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] bogaggas:
think I know what you mean

When you go to the next view in the app, the one titled Notifications, tick the "1st notification" and then LONG PRESS on it. This will allow you to SELECt the TOGGLES that the FIRST ARRAY OF Buttons in the NOTIFICATION tray will host.

I hope that helped:)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] b.o.n.s:
Merci!
[Folio 100 General] crues:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26095535

here , via app - works very good on cm9 alpha 5 on my folio at least , very easy , very usefull , hope i helped :D
[Folio 100 General] daveheart14:
Thank you, but as do we really need?

On alpha 5, NTFS is very well recognized. I use a 2.5 disk, no problems, even hot and without rebooting.

In revange, in storage options, it is impossible to uninstall.
[Folio 100 General] crues:
wow , lucky you , for me it never worked till i download this app :eek:
[Android General] runedrune:
Now I know there are many threads like this all around the forum but I haven't found any that wasn't device specific. I did loads of searching and couldn't find any that was just for any Android device in general. If there's already a thread I'm sorry, just lock this thread up then. If there isn't any then lets get comparing :)

Taken with my Galaxy S2.

Please don't forget to mention which phone you have.
[Android General] Dexxmor:
Here my best picture:
[Android General] okmijnlp:
Crap quality due to Facebook & I don't have a backup.
[Android General] 85gallon:
Why does thread title refer to pictures from Motorola phone but actual picture is from Samsung?
[Android General] runedrune:
I didn't realise Droid was limited to only Motorola's Droid series. Thought it could refer to any Android phone. I can change the title if you want? :)
[Android General] 85gallon:
No big deal but I was like wtf?
[Android General] Luda305:
Epic 4g touch
[Android General] runedrune:
Understandable. How's this? :)
[Android General] sharonlewis:
@okmijnlp nice picture you had taken. Gongrats!
[Android General] okmijnlp:
Thank you :D. My sister thinks it's crap :(.
[Android General] chaki-:
SXL :)
[Android General] Ascarface23:
Soler eclipse 5/20/12 from florida
[Android General] helix massacre:
Taken with my Galaxy Note :)
[Android General] Ascarface23:
View attachment 1092725

Sent from the Darkside using my Galaxy 2.5
[Android General] Ascarface23:
Heat championship parade!
[Android General] budak_getah:
this is nice!:good:
[Android General] Brigaid:
Couple I've taken in the past few months with my SGS2.
[Android General] psloan:
from my captivate.
[HTC One S] decalex:
I know I've seen a thread about this, but not in the last 50 posts or so.

Question: does anyone foresee ever being able to expand our storage? Even with a border line dirty hardware hack?

I had built in storage on my nexus s 4G, and it was a pain *sometimes*

But, I've had my One S for about 2 weeks, and already have to delete stuff on a regular basis.

This is mostly because I'm a flash whore, and sense nandroids are usually over 1GB. I'm running MIUI right now, but will probably switch back, as I really miss the cool camera features.

But basically, with a few nandroids, some pictures, and some podcasts, my card will be full.

Anyone have any non-obvious ideas? (If that's a real word).

Obvious ideas would be, delete stuff, use SDMaid to clear out unneeded crap, don't take pictures, etc.

Someone please give me hope :)
[HTC One S] wilcoholic:
Nothing you can do about it except the just the usual stuff

1) Sync all your photos and backups with dropbox. Can be scheduled automatically.

2) Sync your whole music library with google play.

You can just delete all your music, photos and backup yet still have access to them anytime you want. I am not sure about nandroid. Do you really need more than one?
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I was just about to make this thread lol. Surely there must be a way to adjust the partitioning somehow. Like I've got 1.7 GB free on /data which I don't really plan on using much of, so I could move 1.5 GB from there onto the /sdcard partition. Similarly can also move a chunk of the /system partition since that has 1.35 GB free...could probably move a gig from there too and that's an instant 2.5 GB extra space!

I know people have succeeded in repartitioning on certain other phones, so there must be a way on here too. I hope someone can figure it out. F**k cloud storage.

---------- Post added at 11:11 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:09 AM ----------

Not everyone has unlimited data plans, cloud syncing will destroy data allowances and eat the battery. And I like my music library on my device, what happens if I want to listen to music while on a train and have no signal? etc etc... an extra few gigs would be a lot more helpful than moving everything to space.
[HTC One S] soulcrusher:
Then hook up your device via usb when you are home or sync with wifi instead..

I have all my nandroids and titanium backups on dropbox to save space on my phone.
[HTC One S] wilcoholic:
I am on a data cap too. But theres nothing I can do about it. I just don't have space on my phone. This way its at least always with me wherever I go. And I just add/delete the recent stuff to my phone manually. Thats often not more than 500mb of songs.

The rest I just sync at home when I am on wifi. I don't need backups or photos on my phone at all. So if I need space I can delete them without worries. Its safely stored with dropbox.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Titanium and Nandroid backups aren't an issue. I haven't got any of those and when I do I can easily move those off. But what I want with me locally is my music and picture library. No way am I putting that on the cloud. I've just come from a 32 gig SD card with about 6000 songs, and I had about 16 gb free space still left lol. I had to convert all songs from 64kbit ogg to 40kbit HE-AACv2 just to get it to fit. And now with less than 300 mb free space I am deleting some songs.

But my point is, there are several gigs just wasted in the other partitions. It would be nice to make those user accessible.

So I hope someone can make a ROM/mod that readjusts the partition sizes when flashing.
[HTC One S] soulcrusher:
True, but that's the sacrifice you make when buying a phone with a fixed storage of just 16 gb. But other then moving stuff to dropbox and removing them from your phone I don't think there are many options.. At least not until usb-host comes to our phones ;) You could also buy an mp3 player for music :p (and a camera for pictures and a handheld console for gaming xD )
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Lol then I might as well go back to my Nokia 3210 for a phone :p
[HTC One S] Someone09:
I have no doubts that we will be able to repartition the storage in the near future.

But to be honest, even if we do we would only get like maybe 4GB more. Does this really make that much of a difference to you?

I mean compared to a 32GB microSD card this is pretty much no difference.

So far, I still have about 7GB free, so I am pretty fine how it is righ now.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Well, after compressing my music (the bulk of my SD card) to 32kbit, 4GB can fit another ~3500 songs. So it's a huge difference! With the 32 GB card I had plenty of empty space to dump movies, but every MB helps :)
[HTC One S] KillaHurtz:
Wow doesn't that music sound like garbage at such a low bit rate ? The only music I keep on my phone is .FLACs @ 980-1200kbs, or .mp3s @320kbs.
[HTC One S] DNW666:
USB HOST

What about that?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1629134

Anyone with a rooted phone already tried it?
[HTC One S] ovimunt:
Well... the obvious problem is that the One S does not supply power through the micro USB port so anything you plug in will have to get power from somewhere else. Hence, regardless whether it works or not it would not be particularly useful as you need an additional power source for the USB device, like a car charger or a wall charger, which basically throws mobility out the window. Chances are that if you're near an additional power source, i.e. a wall charger, you're also near a computer so there's no point to use a USB memory stick when you have a few hundred gigs available on the HDD of your computer...
[HTC One S] Richy101:
On a similar theme I've installed Sygic navigation software. Once you install the app you then download a country map (UK in my case). Map is about 350mb and also installs approx another 400mb which I think is a one off and will be part of the program. This is all installed to sdcard partition and no choice is given (that I noticed). As I've plenty of room on data partition I wondered if there is a way to move/force sygic folder there? I'm guessing as a minimum root would be required. I'm not pushed for space on sdcard but every mb counts on the One S :rolleyes:
[HTC One S] NienorGT:
As I wrote in another thread, I think the best (but costly and slightly cumbersome) way for us to live with only 9.xxGB without using GBs of data per months will be to rely on portable wifi storage. Lookup for Kingston Wi-Drive and Seagate Satellite Wireless drives.
[HTC One S] jmacdonald19:
I've had to make hard choices about what I'm keeping on my phone. I also had a 32GB microSD with tons of music, movies, videos, pics, apps, backups, CoPilot Live maps...

No way it's fitting now. I've had to decide what really *needs* to be on my phone and ax the rest. Would love to see a hardware mod for replacing the stock memory flash with a 32GB microSD... just sayin.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SNaReX:
I'm Galaxy Nexus owner. I have T-mobile and it works with HSPA+ without any problem. It is really fast.

In a blog I read that International version of SGSIII doesn't not support T-Mobile HSPA+ & 3G.

I wanted to be sure before ordering the phone.

Do you have any information about this?

Link

http://www.slashgear.com/samsung-ga...-start-but-you-should-probably-wait-22229303/
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] E:V:A:
Are you sure that's what you read?

Another way of reading it, is that T-mobile doesn't support the 1700 band, required for LTE. But what do I know? I only know that the modem firmware certainly supports the 1700 band, but whether or not this is implemented in hardware is a different story, but it would have been stupid not to have done it. The only way to tell, is if someone can start posting some internal pictures of the PCB so we can see what radio chip sets are used within.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Plexicle:
You will not get HSPA or even 3G speeds with the International S3 on T-Mobile. HSPA is T-Mo's 3G network and it requires 1700/2100 band, which the S3 does not have.

At best, you will get 2G (or EDGE) speeds, and those are not very fast at all. Streaming anything would be pretty painful.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshnichols189:
HSPA doesn't require 1700/2100 in all cases, but it does in T-Mobile's.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Plexicle:
Yep, that's what I said. Specifically, it's the 1700 (download) band that TMo's HSPA network is using that the S3's radio doesn't have.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshnichols189:
Some people just don't understand that though..

sigh.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidarmin:
...and how about AT&T?

Got the message...

However, what about AT&T? Will I get 3G (HSPA+) on their network? As you probably know, there are SIM cards for both T-Mo and AT&T available to work with the international version of the S3.

What band does AT&T use for 3G/HSPA+ , and can the unlocked S3 use it?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Plexicle:
Yes, it will work fine. ATT HSPA+ is using 850/1900 and is completely compatible. You will get HSPA+ speeds with the Int. S3.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] androidarmin:
Awesome... Thanks, Plexicle!
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SNaReX:
Thanks for information guys. I was willing to buy and S3 but it looks like I won't.

I still have an amazing phone(GNEX). Go with it :)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thebobp:
Galaxy Nexus is penta-band (it supports a bunch, including 1700), and hopefully the next nexii will be as well.

To check for compatibility in future, you just need to compare the phone's frequencies with those listed for the provider (can probably find them on wikipedia even). In this particular case, you'll have to wait for the t-mobile s3 if you want hspa+.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] netarchy:
It is worth pointing out (and I'm surprised that no one has done so yet) that T-Mobile USA is working to have hspa+ working with the 1900 band by the fourth quarter. So if the international S3 doesn't initially get hspa+ on tmo, it will by the end of the year, possibly even by the end of summer.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joshnichols189:
I know they are doing this, but I doubt it will be done anytime soon especially since they want LTE out next year. So far this has only happened in small sections of Colorado and California. I hope they will finish soon but it just doesn't seem likely.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thebobp:
Agreed, you shouldn't make phone decisions on the basis of something that might happen eventually; who knows when they'll even get to your geographical location.