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[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] darthveda:
Name: Bus Finder

Lots of people in India travel by bus and use the popular site REDBUS to do their searching and booking. It was a surprise to me that I couldn't find an app for the same in iOS or Android. I decided to do it on WP7 and claim UNIQUE for the platform :)

This application is meant for users from INDIA only. It lets you search bus between cities and view its details. What it does not is let you book through app. I have left that to internet explorer do it. I will direct you to a page where you choose seats and enter details and book the ticket.

The UI is meant to be as metro as possible, I would welcome your views and feedback on this application.

You would need a developer unlock phone to sideload the application, it does NOT need any interop unlock or full unlock to launch it.

Source: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26379988

Download Link: Attached XAP file
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] wpxbox:
1.The Search Result page is very hard to read.

2. The background image is distraction.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] darthveda:
thanks for your feedback. do you mean the background image in results page or search page? I tried to introduce an image fit for the theme..

Regarding search result, is it the font size or the colored tile?
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] wpxbox:
Both. Also check on light theme, you will know what I want to say.

For tiles and text, the combination is not right. Fonts are too small, plus the tiles are not making any sense there.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] transformador:
I need linux/windows for school and dont want to buy a netbook.Because i have got a sbk2 asus tf101 and dont like to brick it, i have wondered if one of this apps works on the transformer:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.galoula.LinuxInstall&hl=de

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...bianinstallerfree&feature=more_from_developer

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...ktrackinstallfree&feature=more_from_developer

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...ktrackinstallfree&feature=more_from_developer

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zpw

ebsites.backtrackinstallfree&feature=more_from_developer
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thing O Doom:
Those apps work, but are incredibly slow and tedious to use. I seriously suggest the dual-boot install method, it's much faster. I have an Sbkv2 and went through with no trouble, just get a working recovery and be careful not to flash over it or the bootloader, if you mess up then you can just reflash something else. Just be careful and follow instructions, you'll do fine.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] transformador:
Thanks for the fast answer ;D

Can you help me a little with dualboot ?

Do i just have to extract ubuntu.img to sdcard, add the file to /lib/modules/ and flash ubuntu.zip? XDD sry for my nooooooob question
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] conizius:
Well have a look at this wiki page

For questions and new developments see here
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thing O Doom:
Well ubuntu dualboot is easy if you have Sbkv1, you can just use Frank's tools. Tablet serial number starts with a B or C and has a number. For ex. mine starts with B70, can you give us the first few of your serial to determine if you can just use the installer?

If you end up not then you should use this guide for Sbkv2: [HOW TO] linux native in sbk2 devices, purelinux and pseudo-dualboot methods
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] conizius:
Well the said he has an SKBv2, so nvflash is ruled out. The wiki I posted has instructions for both, SKBv1 as well as SKBv2.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] transformador:
thanks, will try it the next days
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
I have a small cradle placed at the lower left corner of the windshield in my car.

This arrangement worked quite well with the original evo since the power connector was at the bottom.

The new evo now has it on the side.

If you notice above, the flat spot of the connector is nearest the screen, not the bottom of the device.

Since I don't want to strain the existing cable or put additional strain on the jack, a 90 deg micro usb cord/adapter is necessary.

I found this on ebay -

http://www.ebay.com/itm/90-degree-r...976119?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item256fc511f7

OR

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Micro-USB-5..._USB_Cables_Hubs_Adapters&hash=item41642d957a

This item appears to accept a micro usb and is just a dongle for micro usb to 90 deg micro usb.

Finally, a bit pricey, but will allow you to use a mini usb cable instead.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/USB-mini-5p...689104?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item5ae6e2f0d0

I just ordered the 2nd one from the bottom as I already have a straight micro usb cable already routed in the car.

I'm open to any other suggestions. The part above should work, but if it doesn't, it's only $3 dollars.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
Just wanted to give a small update.

The dongle ordered on ebay from china arrived the other day. Total length is about a foot.

It fits the car mount very well, is not in the way, and puts the least amount of strain on the phone's connect. Here' s a pic of the mount i'm using.

http://img820.imageshack.us/img820/4020/63304416.jpg
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] lacrossev:
i bought a completely new cable with the right angle connector so i could avoid the extra bulk of using an adaptor:
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] cquinn:
It's also available in LEFT ANGLE if you want the cable to come down instead of going up.

at Amazon in various lengths:

http://www.amazon.com/StarTech-3-Fe...HJDS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1338677526&sr=8-1
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
Actually, I had the cable just the right length for the old evo 4g. With the new one and the side, it wasn't long enough to reach. With this dongle/extension, there's plenty of length and slack.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] takmsdsm:
Which dock is this?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
^^That looks like a proclip mount.

You buy it in two parts, one that custom fits the car, the other the device.

http://www.proclipusa.com/

Too pricey for me though.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Antebios:
Which clip is that? I also have a ProClipUSA car adapter and phone adapter for my original EVO. I also have a body protector similar to what is pictured. So, what phone mount is that being used that can be used with the new EVO LTE?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] lacrossev:
the part that is attached to the car is indeed proclip, however the mount that the phone goes in to is from slipgrip. I used the ball joint from my old proclip touchpro 2 mount and made some light mods and screwed it in to the slipgrip mount. They do it for naked devices or in this case the sprint silicone sleeve. Used to have one for my ballistic HC evo 4g and it was excellent.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] gpz1100:
This 2 part mount (seen in first post) from arkon works great for the windshield mount.

http://www.amazon.com/Arkon-MG178-U...9K2E/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1338783678&sr=8-1

The part the holds the phone also has a socket hole to accept a 1/2" hole. Same size as used by garmin windshield/bean bag mounts. The holder is spring loaded and opens up to accept a rather wide device (specs on the arkon site). It is designed to grasp the phone in portrait mode, however can be rotated 360 deg to what ever position is appropriate.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Antebios:
Cool! Thanks guys! I'm thinking of turning my old EVO into a DashCam, and now I know I can get a SlipGrip mount for my new EVO with its case protector still on! Bonus: I get to still use my ProClipsUSA car mount!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] kd5ftn:
I had a great ProClip mount for my Evo4G - it had a built in MicroUSB connector so I just slide the phone in and it was on charge. I modified it with a dremel and took the bottom off, then stretched it out until it could hold the EvoLTE. Not as elegent, but works until ProClip comes out with a mount designed for this phone.

I'll upload a picture next time I'm in the car.
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] good4y0u:
Hey guys I was wondering if anyone could send me a nandroid with the latest updates to me.. I am on ics and want to try to get back using this method. Anyone have any advice to add? Please tell me if you can send a backup :)
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] phelanz34:
What do you mean by "latest update"?

Also it may be...difficult to get a nandroid backup, since (someone correct me if I'm wrong), it backs up everything about that person's phone, including some of their personal information. You'd have to get someone who basically had a wipe, fresh install, then immediate nandroid without activating the google stuff...

But I could be wrong.

Do you not want to flash back or something using what we have available?
[Atrix 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] good4y0u:
I'm kinda iffy about that, and I want to test something : my nandroid I made has an issue where the "system" part doesn't copy right or is corrupted so I wish to flash another to see if its just my recovery or if I messed up the backup. I know I could use fruitcake....however its sometimes fun to be the odd one out ^…^ :) I'm kinda praying that someone nandroids after a restore ( I don't know exactly how much info they hold but I know it doesn't back up apps or the app data, it also doesn't save contacts... its a copy of the OS ....I think)

Latest update like the newest ota update
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Deleted member 2842059:
Curious for those of us without the proper tools or the know how to do this properly. This works for the Note but can also work for any other device.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] NightHawkUndead:
Just study up. Read the instructions. Visit the general section and read. Flashing is easy. Best to just learn. Watch some YouTube videos. Be careful. Have fun.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] netsyd:
You missed the part in the OP about not having the proper tools. No amount of reading or studying or preparing can help when the tool is made for Windows and you're running a Mac (or no computer at all).

OP -- I'm sure there's plenty of people on here who do (or would help you with) flashing ROMs but a lot of that is going to depend on where you live. Best bet: Craigslist and see if you can find someone in the Cell Phones section who does that. Denver (yes... where I am) has a ton of shops that will flash custom ROMs for you - but of course they want you to pay for the privilege.

However - I would really recommend finding someone local and trustworthy. Don't EVER send someone your device, because let's be honest - you'll most likely never see it again unless you're sending it to a real business.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Jamesyboy:
First....start off at YouTube, and watch people root the Nexus One over ADB. You'll learn a few tricks...but most importantly, you'll learn your way around the device manager and the command prompt in windows. While it may seem daunting at first...there are only a few commands you'll need to learn.

That solves the problem you'd have with rooting and installing Clockwork Mod (the basis for flashing any new ROMs.

Lastly...if you can find a valid windows installation (or you can even use a 90 day trial version of windows 7 enterprise) you'll want to install boot camp on your Mac...which allows you to run windows on your Mac. Easily.

By no means am I an android powerhouse, but I do work in IT and am handy with a device manager, various hosts, and windows and Mac.

The next best option would be to offer someone here 10-20 bucks to show you over Skype, or do it for you using go to meeting.

Remember 1 thing. Its actually hard to brick a device if you do a few things.

Only flash RC or final versions of ROMs. In general. These have been THOUROUGHLY tested. The more feedback for a ROM the better. Learn to search threads here frequently.

Don't go about customizing the software by flashing mods (until your more comfortable). Android provides a perfect host system for providing customization via the Play store. Widgets...toggles...backgrounds. Notification tweaks, and almost everything else you'll need can be found on the play store and easily uninstalled.

Lastly...always keep a backup of you're system

via Nandroid, and keep a backup of your apps with Titanium backup.

If you have any more questions....feel free to ask them here or PM me.

You can start by researching "how to do a Nandroid" and "what is clockwork recovery mod" in your favorite search engine.

If you think you can follow the simple steps of performing a Nandroid and you can find your way around Clockwork Recovery Mod....there really isn't much to worry about.

Bricking your device can usually be fixed in the case of a soft brick or boot loop. The real bricking usually happens when you flash software meant for another device, or don't follow instructions.

Once you've flashed your first ROM...you'll find that the process is remarkably similar for all mods ROMs and other packages.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Deleted member 2842059:
Appreciate the replies. The largest problem I have is the computer itself. I have whole rooms of computers sitting across the street at KSU. Not a problem to use and my pick of OS. The problem lies in they are public and get wiped on shutdown. So no backup. Thoughts?

I've done updates across various Mobiles for years like that.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] netsyd:
Honestly - Once you get CWM setup on the phone there's very little if any need for a computer. I'm not sure what you mean by "backup" but since you're talking about public computers - let's just run through this scenario:

Go across the street and install CWM. Now, let's say a few days later a new ROM comes out. Woohoo! Assuming you've already flashed CWM, all you need to do is shutdown your phone, backup it up in recovery. This saves to your external SD. Reboot. Download new ROM save to internal SD. Shutdown, pull external SD, boot to recovery, flash away.

If you're worried about it - buy a USB external drive and use the university computer to copy the contents of your external SD across to the hard drive every one in a while.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Deleted member 2842059:
Now that sounds like a plan. Hmmm. Maybe I can do this myself. Now I need to find a stock stable ICS with NFC enabled. Even better would be one to take advantage of the radio hidden by AT&T. It would be nice to have the option to pop and flop.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CreekDirt:
Exactly. Once the initial root and new recovery menu is done then you are set. Between a CWM nandroid, Titanium Backup, MybackupPro, and even Appsaver your only real limitation is set by how large your external sdcard is.

You can even use online storage sites like Minus, Google Drive, Drop Box etc to host all of the files so that you can access them anywhere.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Deleted member 2842059:
Hmmm. What's the closest stock ICS out there right now, if I may?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] CreekDirt:
I am running Flapjaxx Unofficial ICS and it is super smooth. I plan on switching to his latest though once it is finished downloading.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Froid:
+1 on any Flappjaxxx ROM btw. So you pull your external sd? Have you ever had an issue or is it just a precaution?

Sent from Galaxy Note
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Yayodroid:
I wonder if it would help you to back up on google drive? Ive never tried it or anything but it could possibly give you some cloud space. Maybe a good option?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Deleted member 2842059:
Yeah. I use both Drive and Dropbox, so no worries. The larger question I have is why do I need to back some of this stuff up? I've never been a big application guy. This Note has 4? Maybe 5 apps on it, aside from the stock Google services. SMS/MMS get deleted instantly or saved into the Cloud. And email moved with my Gmail account and that gets barfed back into each Mobile I use very easily.

Titanium backup seems like a pain in the ass. All I'm after is a clean stock ICS build, a way to shut off the hard keys and replace them with soft buttons, and that MHL works. Turning this Note into a portable LTE MHL Chromebox with a fantastic screen. The option to flop and plop would be nice...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Yayodroid:
you dont have to back up, but personally i would like to have my own personal backup of stock. of course there are stock odins around here. but in your situation it might be more handy on the cloud to access anytime. you might want to use the back up to flash back to for when they release ics over the air.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] christran12:
Service makes some sense

If you've read many of the questions that some poeple ask on these forums, it really makes me think that certain people really shouldn't be trying some of these things themselves. Most of us have no problem reading and understanding rudimentary steps to get us going, but some people come in with little to no foundation in these matters; what we're saying really is Greek to them. I feel bad, but for these people, I encourage them to seek out someone that knows, at least on a basic level, what they are doing.

I've written looooong, detailed tutorials for people and I'm glad to do it. But sometimes even after that, I get the feeling that these people will still end up messing their phones up. I've been proven right on at least two occasion and I can't help but feel bad... So maybe a pool of people in each area capable and willing to do these kinds of things might make sense. Haven't thought through how that would work, but maybe. Hmmm...:rolleyes:
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] JB calhoun:
Im using team perfections ics ucle2 objection with rc1 its great as well as fj's

sent from team perfections ics rom
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Deleted member 2842059:
Extremely interesting process and results. I still have a host of questions, why certain things are done in a certain order, what exactly some of the things do that I did, and why when I did not make a back up of anything, it said specifically that it failed, some of my apps and vids are still here in the new FJ ROM. Just a fasincinating first time experience from someone who has always used stock Nexi. The ROM isn't really my taste, I hate Apex and there is bloat apps in it. But!

I feel like the old Quantum Leap show...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Froid:
You can debloat with tibu. Also, you can use any launcher you want.

Sent from Galaxy Note
[HTC Sensation] northcutt1023:
Hey, I've been away from the xda scene for a while, I currently using break 2.3.4(I don't remember what rom) so, what current roms are good for a T-Mobile Sensation 4G

What I need:

Wi-Fi calling must work and be stable, I live in an area will very poor service.

Needs to be smooth and stable

Preferably ICS( I know I need to flash firmware so If you could tell me which one that would be great, along with the radio)

Battery life is very important.

I usually just flash a couple roms and see what works best, but there's just to many anymore so some guidance would be greatly appreciated!
[HTC Sensation] vegasdavek:
The best one that I have tried is this one:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1663665

This is the Elegancia rom (Android 4, Sense 3.6) that has Beats Audio, WiFi Calling & Bluetooth Dialing Working.

I cant stress how many ROMs I tried but none of them seemed to be able to make WiFi Calling & Bluetooth Dialing work together. It was always one or the other. This is the Only ROM I have tried that had both working perfectly.

I also run the Faux kernel (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1216197) and find exceptional battery life, CPU runs much cooler, and clocked at 1.73 GHz.
[HTC Sensation] northcutt1023:
Thanks! I'll be sure to try it out!
[HTC Sensation] vegasdavek:
Also to clarify, there are a few different Elegancia ROMs that work with the phone. I have tested them all and on the TMOUS 4G, they dont all work as well. The one I linked to was based off of the Official TMobile release whereas the other ones are based off of the European release.
[HTC Sensation] vegasdavek:
Follow up...

So I spoke too soon... Looks like the programming that TMobile uses to monitor WiFi Hotspot use is still in place on the TMobile version of the Elegancia ROM.

MAJOR bummer.
[HTC Sensation] yahhboy:
I think it'll happen on each Rom since it checks the user agent string from your browser since its sent through the network. If you really want hotspot then use a third party app :)

Sent from my sensational sensation 4g
[HTC Sensation] monkor:
Virtuous inquisition for me. haven't had any issues. Elegancia would be my go to were it not for that hideous blue stock color and cheesy icons. If you can deal with that then go for those roms assuming you're into sense
[HTC Sensation] IHaggardI:
I use HyperNonSense 2.7. Just have to add wi-fi calling from one of the addon packs. It works just fine for me. I have not tried using the hotspot function, so I can't comment on that. However, with this rom and Bricked 1.1 kernel, I get great battery life with a stable and streamlined rom. Not sure if this is what you're looking for, but good luck in your search for the combination that works for you.
[HTC Sensation] ungraph:
ARHD is working perfectly for me.
[HTC Sensation] pottyvick:
Try Ordroid 7.1.1, its stabel and wifi hotspot app works. Also wifi calling works flawlessly... I get great battery use as well...
[HTC Sensation] l2icky:
Give us some more info, are into Sense, AOSP. I've run just about every ROM currently available. I've started a battery test thread, it's in my sig. Just to give people an idea.

If you want Sense 4 - OrDroid is a great ROM.

If you want Sense 3.6 - Elegancia Phoenix if you like strongly themed. LeeDroid has great performance. ARHD if you prefer a stock look but strongly modded for performance.

If you want AOSP - I haven't run many because I am spoiled with HTCs keyboard, but OpenSensation, HyperNonSense. If you want strongly themed, AOKP Eye Candy.

If you like AOSP but prefer to keep the HTC Framework, SmartDroid Lilith or Virtuous Inquisition (I think this is a Sense base.)

And then if you like AOSP but like the performance of a Sense ROM, you can go with Shniz's ICS Theme located in 'Themes and Apps'.

For Wi-Fi calling you can install the latest TMoUS working. There is a thread for it. For the Wi-Fi Hotspot - there is a working third party app.

And of course, there are many kernels available - once you find a ROM you like, I say give a few a try and decide which you like best.

All the above is my opinion.

It stills comes down to user preference. You'll just have to give a few a try and determine which one you prefer.
[HTC Sensation] Sindroid:
Sense 4 ROMs are all ports from the HTC One series so expect some bugs. But if you want one, go Ordroid. That ROM is heavily maintained and fixed on.

ARHD is as stock as you can find them. But its mostly the structure of the ROM that is modified, not the appearance.

But you need WIFI calling.. Try ARHD.
[HTC Sensation] galaxys:
Just try a few dozen roms yourself, then you can get the real picture! Happy Flashing :D
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tjiang001:
I am new and have never done any rooting/flashing. I am currently using GTI9100 (bought new and unlocked) in USA. I have a couple of question:

1. I think it should be a Europe version (baseband, XXKI4) . I heard that Europe 9100 has already updated to ICS. SInce I am using it in USA, should my phone update with Europe or USA? I have been checking KIES everyday and still no updates. Anyone knows the projected date of official ICS for my phone?

2. Can someone give me a link of threads for the most current ICS ROM tutorial for my phone if I want to do ICS updates now?

3. For my case, do I root or flash? I am not quite sure of the difference. I just want to use ICS system and have no other needs.