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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK0097:
i got the same problem: everytime i stream music to my bluetooth headset and leave wifi turned on my nexus looses wifi connection when the screen is turned off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
That's a great experiment to try. I remember back on my nokia n95 wifi and bt stuttered together cause they shared antenna. But surely 5ghz has a desperate antenna? Curious.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tenny101:
I have the same issue. If I keep the screen on it doesn't buffer. The best solution I have found is to put the phone in clock mode so you don't get screen burn in. I used tasker to setup a profile when the phone is plugged in.

I haven't tried the 5ghz wifi but heard that works. My phone sees my 5ghz router but it won't connect. I tried all the channels but I guess that's a different bug to sort out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cds36:
Just tried this and it seems to be working for me as well ... Thanks for your help

Did you try setting your phones wifi to 5ghz only in the advanced setting ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackhand1001:
I think Franco kernel updater has a setting to fix this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmstlist:
I've noticed that when streaming video over HDMI with my Bluetooth mouse paired, it sometimes gets choppier than when I turn the mouse off. Similar effect I guess.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
If screen on fixes this than that's a different issue than antenna sharing bandwidth problem. Sounds more like the android 4 power reduction bug kicking in throttling the CPU or data or something.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tenny101:
I tried that and it still won't connect although it sees the 5ghz. Not a big deal because the range on my 5ghz sucks anyways, i just wanted to try it and see if it fixed this issue.

I got the Phillips speakers as well. I'm a little disappointed by the slow charge and low speaker volume for the price, but it works.

I did an alternative setup for my dad with a pair of cheap computer speakers from Walmart and Bluetooth dongle from Ebay. I also got a desktop cradle with spare battery slot that does a fast charge. In total it ended up costing a lot less than the Phillips speakers and probably sounds better.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] HeadHunter2009:
Just today, we released our game Block Story.

You can get a lite and full version in Google Play

Could you ever imagine what may be more epic ...

Than, stone by stone, build your house.

Protect your home with a weapon in your hand.

And one day ... Resist evil, unseen until now.

Fight and win!

Hunt for unknown monsters! On land and under water

Choose the path of creation ... Or destroy everything in your path!

Explore a truly infinite world.

Take off into the sky!

Choose the type of weapon that fits you and develop your skills to perfection.

But always be ready to meet with something that will kill you with no hesitation

Some screenshots to show the features:

Biomes, here showing a jungle

Lively beautiful and dangerous underwater

Mountains and epic landscapes

Infinite terrain even up and down, with floating islands

Spells and minerals you can mine

Some 85 epic creatures

Build whatever you can imagine

With colored lights

With amazing biodiversity even up in the air

All the way down to hell with demons

Besides what is shown in the screenshots, there are more features, like

* 25 Quests

* Store

* Flying

* Multiple swords

* Multiple staffs

* Bow and arrow

* Crafting with built in Recipe book

We hope you enjoy this game as much as we enjoyed developing it.

We will be developing more features in the near future, like:

* TNT

* Doors

And many many others

Our trailer:

[YOUTUBE]4h4-IaAr7sk[/YOUTUBE]
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] masclover:
Thank you, i like it :D
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] leots:
Will you optimise this for the Xperia Play?
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] dezmonius:
wooow

game pleased, anything so didn't tighten as this game. and many thanks to developers for that that they optimized game on weak devices, even on samsung galaxy mini gts 5570 goes without brakes. Thank you for such miracle
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] HeadHunter2009:
Sure, can you send us one? ;)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] leots:
If I send mine to you, I won't care about Block Story anymore because I won't be able to play it when you optimize it :P Don't you have any friends that have it? I would send one to you if I had money to buy a new one for me :P
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] HeadHunter2009:
It was more of a joke :), but if someone actually wants to go the extra mile, and send it to us for a couple of days it would be enough. We would return it right back.

We would like very much to optimize for this device, It is a matter of time before we do it.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] leots:
I'm glad to hear that :)
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] leots:
I tried the buttons on my Xperia Play and the arrow buttons (d-pad) work for moving around, and the O button acts as jump. You can't really play with the buttons though because you can't move the camera.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] HeadHunter2009:
This is good news. Better than we expected.

Just for the heck of it, can you please try going to settings -> control, scrolling down and enabling USB mouse support.

With some luck that will get the camera working with the buttons.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] HeadHunter2009:
Another thing to try is using tilt control. Go to settings -> control, and click the tilt button.

This allows you to turn with the accelerometer.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] leots:
I tried now, the touchpad doesn't work with USB mouse support.:( Tilt control works though! I didn't think of using that...

There has to be some info on the internet on how to implement the touchpads. The "joysticks" are actually one big multitouch touchpad, so if you find some info it should be easy to make it work, since you already have mouse support! It should work like in Minecraft PE, where it works as a touchpad rather than a joystick, because it's better for turning around the camera in games like yours. I'm willing to test if you want! :D

EDIT: This is a tutorial from Sony for the touchpads http://developer.sonymobile.com/wp/2011/02/13/xperia-play-touch-pad/
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] HeadHunter2009:
Thank you for the information. I found some documentation too for the framework we are using:

http://answers.unity3d.com/questions/57757/unity-android-and-xperia-play.html

If you are willing to test for us, then great, we are going to try to add touchpad support, and will be sending you something soon to test.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] leots:
Cool, I'm glad you're willing to add support for it :D
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] Nabeel_Nabs:
Thanks for looking into the Xperia play integration :D, looks great so far!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] norpan111:
This looks hardcore! Will try for sure
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] norpan111:
Works like a dream on sgs3 :) wish real minecraft had quests and stuff . Great job!
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] HeadHunter2009:
Good to hear this.

This is not a "fake minecraft" btw, this is a different game, that resembles Infiniminer and Minecraft in that there is a world made out of blocks. But honestly that is where the similarities end. You can tell by our mobs, tools and quests that we are not trying to copy Minecraft at all.
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] WhatzinyourphonE:
Addicted. Blows mind craft away. But really their not even close to being the same. I'm buying!

Android 4.0.4 AOKP
[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] norpan111:
Yeah, will you work on a pc version? Would love to see this as an mmorpg like tibia but 3d and all building stuff
[HTC One X] CatainVenky:
Hi ,

I am very new to android and just last week I bought HTC one X which has latest android ICS. I was under the impression that it would show the kannada (a regional language of india) fonts seamlessly as the earlier version of android in Galaxy S2 just worked fine. You can read kannada fonts on browsers without any problem on Galaxy S2. But to my surprise that doesnt happen on my HTC one X which is supposed to be the latest version. All I can see on net is, I have to root the phone and copy the fonts.. but I also read that rooting will void the warranty, so I don know if thats risky. on top of it, I am not sure how to root my HTC one X and how safe it is. Can someone help me with how to root my HTC one X ? I am in india and I bought this here in india, is there a different version of One X here or its the same ? Can someone help pls ?? All I want is to read kannada on my HTC one X.. SOMEONE PLS HELP !
[HTC One X] Goku80:
do not bother rooting for now. enjoy your phone as it is. just have a look on play store for an app called fontomizer.

EDIT: my bad that is only for samsung galaxy phones

have a look at this link i will give you and have a search what might be suited for you

https://play.google.com/store/search?q=fonts&c=apps
[HTC One X] sanjayng:
Hello Venky, One X should soon get JellyBean update which has native kannada support. See the below screenshots of Jellybean rom.

In the meanwhile use Opera mini browser, follow the Opera mini section from the below website.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] santeana:
Hey All! Just got my gn a couple weeks ago and I love it! I must say though I'm a little surprised at how few roms there are out for it. I know it's new and all but still it HAS been out since last fall! Is this how long it normally takes to build a fan base with these phones? I'm not complaining. I just found it curious, coming from the Nexus S to owning the new Android flagship that there would still be such relatively little support by now. Any takers on the topic? I'd Be interested to hear your input!

Oh By the way, I'm in no way bashing the phone or this forum. I think both are outstanding. Just making conversation lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akira02rex:
Why do we need more roms? The current ones provide everything we need.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phatmanxxl:
Same complaints about the epic touch, six months later there's a ridiculous amount of ROMs to flash.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuestK0097:
it's better to have a few very good roms than a lot of roms that are not so good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SocialReject:
I just counted 25 ROMs in the dev section. Should our phones be walking to the store for us?

What more do you need??

Sent from the future.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] santeana:
Well take a look at the nexus s forum. there's a rom for everyone! One Can never have too much choice! And again it was just a question. No Need to get all defensive. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 501rockstar:
less roms equals the nest selection
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] T-Keith:
I think the reason is that a couple of roms got such a headstart in users and features, the devs don't see a demand. Sometimes it seems like over half the GNex owners use aokp, myself included.

For me it's surprising to see so little in flashable mods. I'd love to try some roms, but they don't have a customizable lock screen or notification toggles. To me those are must haves, so I stick with aokp. Maybe when cyanogenmod finally goes stable, devs can use it as a base for great roms.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asb123:
I can see what you mean. I also came from the Nexus S, and I did notice that there are a lot more ROMS for it. But it seems like there is no low quality roms for the Gnex. It really is a casse of quality over quantity. And we also have some groundbreaking roms here, such as paranoidandroid.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] painter_:
Quality v.s. quantity.

Are you looking for ROMs built from ASOP or ROMS that are just a klang of another with skins?

IMHO, ASOP or CM9 is all that a person needs. Then add what you want and ignore the rest.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killyouridols:
I think as far as ROMS go we have hit a plateau. Until the next release (assuming there are new features) nearly everything is available over the ROMS we currently have. I can see a few kernels coming up with new ideas but I think ROMS are as up to speed as we can expect for a while
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phatmanxxl:
The fact the Nexus S has been around for a lot longer, that can happen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pmcee:
Gotta be careful what you say around here. I had opened up a similar thread where I was "complaining" about the Rom Support for the nexus and got flamed big time as effect.

Just watch out around here.. they don't like opinions ;)

But coming from a sgs 2 I also was dissapointed to not find hundreds of different Roms for the nexus as there were for the galaxy s 2. Also every Rom on the nexus looks about the same and has about the same Features while for the galaxy they really differed.

I'm on bamf with bond Kernel and love them. But also waiting for an update from both since weeks....

-sent from my galaxy nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nonione:
wait till jelly bean comes out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rayiskon:
we have less ROMs coz they're all based on ICS , nexus S has various gingerbread versions too, not to mention it's been there for quite some time. as someone already said, basically we have everything we need with the current ROMs, except ParanoidAndroid, the only new idea could be a port of sense or tw for example, but then there's the same problem with drivers, certain hardware not working and so on.. Some people think for instance, that buying HTC or Samsung devices will give them more options, sense/TW roms and aosp/miui , and it does sound good in theory , but the reality is that u will always end up with a buggy AOSP experience (there's always something that's not working right-been through many devices and it's the same story all over again).

As a conclusion, people should make a little research before getting a device, if u like what sense or TW (or any other custom UI) offers u , then u should consider that device, if u want a real AOSP experience then the nexus is ur best choice. Not to mention that if u have a fetish to change the way ur UI looks u can always get a 3rd party launcher, AOSP handles it best coz sense or TW occupy more RAM and running a market launcher on top of all this just makes it worse.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] santeana:
yeah a lot of you guys make sense. I guess with all the options on the nexus s I had become a bit of a crack flasher. I just enjoyed trying out new and different roms and playing with them. but as someone just said here earlier all the ones here are pretty much the same. I'm using aokp now and I like it. I just also like other stuff too lol :)

thanks for your opinions everyone! keep em coming! great reading :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hp13:
I agree. I miss my galaxy s2 i9100. That phone has the most development. I wanna give you a reason for more development... it was expensive but it was launched everywhere in the world. Second you can run 4 different (base) types of roms.

1) touchwiz gingerbread

2) cm7 aosp based gingerbread

3) touchwiz ICS

4) cm9 aosp based ics roms

So you can see how there are always roms to flash. I loved flashing early builds as well. So I encourage more devs to build different and unique roms rather than taking features from other roms. Thanks

Sent from Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Frosty666:
Consider it a blessing. Towards the dying days of the SE X10, most of the renowned devs had moved on and then we had a million different variations of every kind of rom you could think of. We had heaps of MIUI roms which were all identical but with a different theme. Same story with Cyanogen roms.

There's really no need to have a plethora of roms because they all end up being the same. Its better to have a selection of high quality roms to pick from.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dg4prez:
in my experience most of the roms available are just variations of stock **** by some kid who learned to deodex and root. because what the world really needs is another ****ty rom based on sense.

there are no GB roms, no roms based on some vendor-ruined stock build. just AOSP. there are few bugs, just awesome features. you don't need a ton of roms when you have that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pmcee:
I second that.

-sent from my galaxy nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mick3444:
What variant of the galaxy nexus do you have!?!? I have the sprint version, and I'd definitely agree that there are very many roms out there. The Verizon and GSM version have a ton more. Does anybody have any guidance as to when we might see as many roms as GSM or Verizon? Don't get me wrong, the sprint version has some pretty cool roms, there's just not very many to choose from.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] santeana:
mine is a gsm. bought it outright from an online retailer unlocked.

I agree that more roms aren't always needed. but part of the fun of owning a nexus phone in the first place is experimenting and testing all the latest firmwares to come out. after all, most nexus owners I know are Android enthusiasts! I was running a great rom on my nexus s before I got this phone. it was a custom aokp rom called kangyu(ltra) by daxmax. he's actually porting paranoid to the NS at the moment. but kangyu is a rom based on aokp and he's included tons of extras for you to customize it the way you like without having to download a ton of extras on the side to add in later. he's included several themes with theme chooser, inverted gapps with a working inverted phone apk (none of the others I've tried work) and lots of other things too !it took me hours to set it all up how I like it because there is so much in there to choose from! but it was totally worth it. all I added was a different kernel and its the best rom I've ever used on any phone! that's all I'm saying. these roms are awesome! but what's the harm in having a little more? its half the fun just to test out new ****! lol :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mick3444:
Well, there are 8 pages full of roms for the gsm version. I have one and a half in the sprint section. I agree that there can always be more roms but I think you GSM owners have enough to be happy with. What kind of roms are you looking for that are not already there?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qwer23:
As someone said before, on most other phones you have tons of themed stock roms that are flagged as [ROM]. On the sgs II this was done to a degree that they needed to create subforums for "Android Development" (= theming/slightly modifying stock rom) and "Original Android Development" (=real custom roms). Since the GNex already is pure AOSP and Themes are only called [THEME] here, it seems there are a lot less roms. But every ROM you find here is at least an originally developed rom ;)

Another point is that most of the roms that are created are almost free of major bugs, since all kernel sources and hardware drivers are open source. On SGS II you find a lot of roms, where this or that doesn't work and therefore someone makes a new rom where this or that special feature works ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] doeboy711:
I was suprised as well since this phone is the most developer friendly phone out there. I know that quality over quantity is a good thing. What I see a lil off is that those great Rom's have not many comments on it. I am using a Rom on my Evo3D that started in May with 2900+ comments in it. The last one before that had 10,000+ comments. Most of these Rom's barley have 1,000 available. It was just different from what I was use to. I thought the GN community would be more active.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] El Daddy:
Most people bought the galaxy nexus because they prefer aosp Android over OEM skins.

That's why you don't see multiple roms with different skins. We already have the best version of Android.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] doeboy711:
I totally agree with that, but I am use to a new release to a Rom every week at the most trying to tweak it the most to get better performance and battery life. Mikeyxda is always asking for user input, and implements with changes that are within his control and he is always trying to get the most out of the phone. Our Kernel developers are the same way, always pushing to find better performance and battery life.

I am not knocking the GN community what so ever since I do not have the phone and haven't had a chance to try anything out. But I am looking to jump ship to Verizon and this in one of the phones I am looking at getting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lowandbehold:
The amount of comments doesn't mean anything. TECHNICALLY, in the ROM thread, comments are supposed to be used for bug reports, not attaboys. So maybe there was a reason for those 10,000 comments? ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] doeboy711:
Well it one aspect, the amount of comments doesn't mean anything. For me, being a new user, I would rather go to a rom that seems more active and alive than one that no one comments on or hasn't been updated in a few weeks/month. About the thread that has the 10k+ comments, most of it's bug reports, and user's helping other user's out. It is a very nice community that really helped each other out without flamming/trolling. The developer of that Rom is very active in his Rom's and puts out new versions when he or user's finds an error with something or find better performance updates. He has put out probably 43 versions of his Rom since the new base came out in Jan. That's an averave of 10 a month making the Rom very smooth. It is kinda like the way CM does nightly. Each download of his rom had over 1k downloads. His new ICS Rom that he built off the leak has well over 2k people downloading it. That is just 2 threads from one developer, and there are many more just like him.

Also, the Evo3d CDMA developing section has over 223,000 posts where the Galaxy Nexus as a whole (Sprint, Verizon and other one) has about 34,392 posts. That's well over 6 times the amount of posts over the GN. I was suprised to see that since this is a developer dream since it's pure android, get's updates first, and is unlocked, it would have more ROM's. I am not hating or knocking the GN community at all. Just an observation is all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qwer23:
Basically it's exactly like lowandbehold said:

Posts in Android Dev Section are for bug report. Since almost everything about the GNex is bug-free, there is nothing to complain about.

And about your comment for recent updates: just look at the AOKP ROM as the most popular example. It's updated at a crazy frequency, and xda-developers is not even the main forum for AOKP since they post even more frequent updates at rootzwiki (really no advertising meant, just a fact for this specific ROM).

Another great example is franco.kernel which sees another nightly almost every day. There are tons of more examples, too much to actually write down (Trinity kernel, GlaDOS, GummyNex, SlimICS)

And both of the above examples are mostly adding new and amazing features or implement user requests since those ROMs and kernels are already nearly bug-free.

You obviously won't find a lot of Touchwiz / Sense / Sony UI ports because besides the technical (non-standard APIs) and legal (not open source) problems, there are not that many GNex users interested in those OEM UIs.

Another thing: I didn't check that right now, but maybe you should look in the GSM section of Galaxy Nexus which seems to me a lot more popular as the CDMA section.
[HTC One X] Steve Stiffler:
Is there an app which can restart the phone but without rooting the phone..
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
Why do you need that ? Just press and hold the power button for a few second, the Phone options will pop-up, just choose restart to restart the device.
[HTC One X] Steve Stiffler:
Lol:D I know that mate but isn't there some application or widget..The button looks delicate to me so I dun want to keep pressing it and have it broken...

Also does using this app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.android.smartscreenoffpro&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsIml0LmFuZHJvaWQuc21hcnRzY3JlZW5vZmZwcm8iXQ..

makes the proximity sensor weak..??I mean it's designed for detection this this create extra pressure??