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[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] truthkillszz:
thanks for your work but you do know this is the 10.1 forum not 8.9?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] tommrazek01:
I know. This IS for the 10.1, but I was thinking of the 8.9 when writing this, I will fix it.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] jake royston:
I could not get this to work......

I tried what you said to do, as well as renaming the file to match the original, but it when I boot, it will show the 1st Samsung screen only.

The sound from the second stock animation still plays, but the video is gone.

Nothing from the new boot animation shows up.

Thanks,

Jake
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] jasonxlee01:
You may have to change your permissions into like the picture I posted. Works very nicely for me. To the OP, good job on the bootanimation.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] tommrazek01:
Very true, my worry is that he is using HoneyComb. Sorry for not making this clear - this will NOT work on Honeycomb 3.2. Sorry - ICS only.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] jake royston:
Yes I am using honeycomb....... oh well, thanks for the help!
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] dishme:
Retro fun! Good job
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] vibecatalin:
Will this work on JellyBean p7500? Also the download link is not working...
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] rainby:
oops... file is moved/removed ?
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] deviouskind:
Where can I download this boot animation from? The link is invalid.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] albertmurcia:
Not working
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] Scrabech:
Stock of verizon 4G Please!!

Please upload the Stock bootanimation.zip of Verizon 4G please... The customs bootanimations not have a good quality
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] eurominican:
Link is dead, please some one repost. Thanks.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Themes and Apps] klanker2:
I would like to add to this convorsation...*clears throat* THE LINK IS BROKEN.

Here to help anybody I can!
[Android Themes] Ryuinferno:
Hey guys! Recently I learnt how to use APK Multi-Tools so I experimented by modding my favourite apps. The results are awesome and I had quite some fun doing it :p. So, I would like to share this GO Locker theme that I modded with everyone.

Introducing:

ICS Halo Go Locker Theme

I'm kinda in a "ICS fever", so I try my best to make my phone look as close to ICS as possible. I'm also a fan of GO Launcher and GO Locker, so I digged the Play Store for ICS themes. A Go Locker theme named "Halo GO Locker Theme" https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jiubang.goscreenlock.theme.Halo&hl=en attracted me, but it is only available in orange, which looks awkward in other backgrounds and suits MIUI themed phone better. The "GO Locker ICS Theme" https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jiubang.goscreenlock.theme.icecream&hl=en suits an ICS themed phone but there are only 2 shortcut keys. The other ICS go locker themes are paid versions. So, I decided to "combine" the features of these two themes and *POOF*, and here you have it, ICS Halo GO Locker Theme.

I modded the original Halo theme so that it becomes white. I realise that white fits most backgrounds as most phone users tend to use a darker background. So white blends in better than other colours. If anyone wanna request another colour variant, just post here and I'll see what can I do. Do tell if you encounter any problems. :)

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Ensure that you have GO Launcher EX and GO Locker installed

2. Download the ICS+Halo.apk from here ICS+Halo.apk

3. Copy into your phone's SD card. (Place it in any folder will do, just remember where you keep it.)

4. Go to Settings>Applications>Unknown sources and check the "Unknown sources" (a warning will come out but just ignore that, this is no malware. If you feel unsecure, you can uncheck this after installing)

5. Use a file manager (I suggest Astro File Manager which is free in the Play Store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.metago.astro&hl=en)and browse to the folder where you place the .apk file.

6. Click on it and install. (For your information, this is called side-loading ;))

7. You're done! Just apply the theme by going into the settings page of GO Locker.

Hope that you will enjoy my theme. :)
[Android Themes] Ryuinferno:
Here you go, I present to you:

Cyan Halo GO Locker Theme

as requested by albert88rules :D

Screen shots:

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Ensure that you have GO Launcher EX and GO Locker installed

2. Download the Cyan+Halo.apk from here Cyan+ICS.apk

3. Copy into your phone's SD card. (Place it in any folder will do, just remember where you keep it.)

4. Go to Settings>Applications>Unknown sources and check the "Unknown sources" (a warning will come out but just ignore that, this is no malware. If you feel insecure, you can uncheck this after installing)

5. Use a file manager (I suggest Astro File Manager which is free in the Play Store https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...go.astro&hl=en)and browse to the folder where you place the .apk file.

6. Click on it and install. (For your information, this is called side-loading )

7. You're done! Just apply the theme by going into the settings page of GO Locker.

p.s. All requests are welcomed! I will try my best to fulfil them all...:)
[Android Themes] pantherz:
this theme is great!! do you take requests? if so then I was wondering If I can request a theme??? I'm looking for functionality more than looks...

*1st I would like the Date to Spell out the month instead of just the numbers (example: Dec/December - 12 - 2012 instead of 12-12-2012 & such)

*2nd I would like the Battery percentage to be visible (not only while charging) Preferably with a Battery Icon but not mandatory

*3rd I would like the option of being able to view/access the music player similar to the default Go Locker Theme.

*4th I would like the unlock options to be Phone, Camera, Home, and SMS in no particular order as long as you scroll up to unlock the Home function

The design and wallpaper can be anything you want!! as long as its no to girly in such. Let me know what you think! any help would be greatly appreciated!!! :)
[Android Themes] Ryuinferno:
Wow...that's a lot of requests...I'll try to make it but no guarantee...:o
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrock2004:
I been fixing by disabling sync, rebooting the device and re-enabling it, but I do not think I should have to do this all the time. Does the app need to be running in the background for it to work? Thanks
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MultipleMonomials:
Are you killing it with a task killer?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jrock2004:
I am going to settings then the account and sync. I was looking in the settings and under developer there appears to be a limit to the amount of background processes. Currently it's set to default. Could I just have too many processes open?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MultipleMonomials:
What ROM are you on?
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] Bunnyslayer:
i have rooted my wifes nook tab 16g with the sd card root. when i go to load books on it the internal storage only shows 1gb free on the nook and 60mb free on the sd card. i have looked at a alot of topics and if i missed this question im sorrybut is there any to free up the barnes and noble purchase storage so it can be used freely
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] RhinoNelson:
partition sizes

Depending upon how adventurous you are you have a couple options. Live with the 1GB user accessible storage, return NT to original state (pre-root) and take it back to B&N and they will reallocate for you which will give you 8 GB accessible, or there is a tutorial by Veronica (Lavero Burgos) in a separate forum (Developement or General - I cannot remember) describing how to perform the partitioning yourself (I have tackled it so it is very doable with a little patience). You could take your NT in to B&N in its rooted state and hope they will work with you but that wouldn't be an advisable option.
[Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet] wellersl:
You can also make a copy of the sdcard that B&N uses: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1554039
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] flow214:
the above method does not come out and there will be some new method
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Atmazzz:
Errr .. what above method?

I believe it roots the same way just use su 3.07.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] ssiddiqi1:
I posted a root method, ROOT T-Mobile ICS update under T-Mobile Samsng Galaxy SII General. Sorry, Moderators of xda are getting bit picky therefore I wont post link to my thread. Sarch yourself. It may help you. IT has the ODINable recovery and CWM flashable root which works on ICS. Of course there are at least two more threads on this subject.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patt2k:
Back in february I was so happy to get 4GB at price of 2GB data and now Verizon made me really unhappy , I switched from AT&T to Verizon been happy ever since!

now the shared data plans are just awful.

http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/Verizon-Wireless-Launches-Shared-Data-Plans-119891

see for yourself!

I have 3 LTE (4GB lines) = 12

one iPhone line = 2gb

together =14gb

If I switched to their new plan I would pay exactly SAME PRICE for 10gb shared between all 4 phones.

Only difference is unlimited minutes and hotspot -_-
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Verizon is just padding their pockets. Almost nobody benefits from these plans.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n2ishun:
When they had that "double the data" deal going on I got 10 gigs for the price of 5.

Only 1 phone on the plan and don't plan on changing that .

When it's time to re-up I'm certain that things will have changed (like 100 Mbit LTE and stuff).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
T-Mobile suddenly looks so good.... I doubt I'll leave Verizon though, I am a sucker for coverage.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] copkay:
If they cut off my grandfathered unlimited plan, there's no question that I'll leave Verizon. With these plans, I'd be paying $110 for my one phone with 4GB of data. That's absurd. Unless I'm misreading the plan, which I don't think I am, that's my only option (as 4GB is roughly what I use monthly).

They've realized fewer and fewer people care about minutes and texting, so instead of offering lower tiers, they just opt everyone into unlimited as their only option, and brand it as a benefit for the consumer. No thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bigjim1488:
They probably won't kill your unlimited but you can say goodbye to phone upgrades. Now you will have to buy phones full out to keep that unlimited
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joshnichols189:
It ends up being cheaper that way if he actually utilizes his unlimited data. Not really if he only uses 4GB.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
This actually works out in my favor to the tune of $10/mo and I get an extra gig of data.

So total I pay $160/mo, which includes the 950 minutes with 5 free friends and family numbers, unlimited texting and 4 GB of data on the Nexus (due to double data), plus 5 GB on the Xoom.

If I added the numbers up right, my 9 gigs of total data would become 10 gigs, and I'd only pay $150:

$100 for the 10 GB of data with unlimited talk and text.

$40 smartphone fee for the Nexus

$10 tablet fee for the Xoom

I can live with saving $10/mo and getting an extra gig of data.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
It would save me a total of 10 dollars a month to go with the 1gb shared, at the cost of my wife losing 4gb data, and me unlimited.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oldblue910:
In the end, this is about one thing and one thing only...which is getting rid of unlimited data plans. VZ knows that forcing people to buy phones at full retail is going to make people think long and hard about whether or not they really NEED that unlimited data, or those people will take their money elsewhere. VZ doesn't care.

For those of us who went to VZ after the unlimited jig was up though, I think most of us will see at least some level of savings, even if it's only $10/mo like in my case. I mean, for me, getting an extra gig of data for $10 less per month is a win. Getting unlimited minutes on top of it is gravy, even though I don't make many phone calls.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Even if I was on the lowest tier of 2gb, its a lose.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cabal_:
As expected, the shared data plans are a rip-off for 90% of use cases. I'm happy to have left VZW behind.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firelightx:
Okay, some fine print time.

Fine Print #1

Those who wish to stay with their current setup of 4GB of double data are able to do so. You will be allowed to upgrade with it, keep it, etc. So if the shared plan is not financially beneficial to you, don't sweat it.

Fine Print #2

Yes, those with unlimited will lose it. ONLY WHEN THEY UPGRADE. So if you never upgrade, you don't lose it for the foreseeable future. Do what I've been doing for years. Buy your phones off craigslist. Meet the seller at a Verizon, let a rep check the ESN and make sure you're not getting scammed with a stolen phone, and call it a day. I picked up my Nexus for $200 on Craigslist, the same cost it sells for at Verizon WITH CONTRACT. This will enable you to keep your unlimited.

The prices on this benefit a lot of people. Consider this:

2 line family plan, both smartphones

99.99 for 700 minutes & unlimited texting

30 for 2GB

30 for 2GB

=$160 a month

Under new plan:

$70 for unlimited talk and text, 4GB of data shared, now with free tethering

40 for 1 phone

40 for other phone

= $150 a month. $10 savings, same GB overall, now unlimited minutes.

I'm not saying it works for everyone, but it does work for a lot of people, and if it doesn't work for you, there are still other options available. Let's not all cry doom yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JoeSyr:
Very disappointing. Currently have a family plan of two smartphones and a feature phone. Before data, the cost for everything (shared minutes, 3 texting plans, line access charges) is $105. That's with the minimal texting plans that everyone needed. Data is currently 2x$30, one unlimited, the other 4gb (total bill:$165). I was hoping that family data meant I could cut that extra $60 and have a shared pool in the 4gb range. Our normal usage would realistically do well with a 3gb/month cap. 2gb would be realistic with some attentiveness to usage.

Nope! If we switched, the base price before data is $110. 1gb shared is a $5 savings off our current bill and that's just asking for overage charges. Anything more than 1gb and it's just more expensive than current. "Pay less and use less" was my theme for how I hoped to change things. Verizon managed to make that impossible in their new system for me. Over a year until my contract is up, but if it was expiring sooner I'd be looking for a change.

Maybe I should find some light data users/non-smartphone users and ask them if they want to join our family plan.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
We aren't crying doom, we are being realistic.

I have five lines, with two of them being smart phones, and the rest feature phones with no data plans. My wife has 4gb, I have unlimited. Under no circumstance is this advantageous, by any reach. Verizon is just fattening their pockets.

Using Droid Life's method of calculating, I have 170 bucks in device fees alone before even selecting a plan.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bleach168:
Don't they plan to make calls routed through LTE Advanced soon? So heavy talkers who think they have "unlimited" minutes will find out they are burning gigs of data per month just on phone calls.

Just to give you an idea, streaming music for one hour a day equates to 1 gig of data per month. A family of five can easily use of gigs of data just on voice calls.

Maybe Verizon will exempt this type of data, though I doubt it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
They are giving away voice as unlimited because data is their money maker and they know it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firelightx:
Then, realistically, don't switch to the new plan structure. This plan is essentially giving data plans to those feature phones, and as a result, costs more. If that's not what you want, stick with the plan setup you have now. Verizon isn't taking away individual data plans. They're just taking away unlimited.

I've already come up with a few loopholes to keeping unlimited. Will be anxious to try them out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Just because they aren't taking away 'insert' individual feature, doesn't mean we shouldn't complain about them effectively finding a way to screw people.

I've said it before, I am not one to side with the folks who are OK with bending over.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrandT90:
My mom's phone doesn't require a data plan and she plans to upgrade to a smartphone in October. I have the Nexus with unlimited. We are on the same plan.

So my question is when she upgrades will that affect me?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] copkay:
It'll be far cheaper, as I'll just go back to buying used. The only reason I bother buying subsidized phone is because there's no cost benefit to buying used. (i.e. no reduction in monthly rate for NOT subsidizing a device, so buying a phone at full price is basically throwing away money)

Up until the Nexus I bought all of my devices used (Quick call to 611 to verify the ESN, and you're good to go) and it's much cheaper, not to mention you're not locked into a contract.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firelightx:
Who's bending over? Since when has adding more options to choose from ever been a bad thing? Particularly when the only option being removed it one that everyone expected over a year ago? And even then there are STILL loopholes in the system allowing people to disregard today's entire announcement.

I work at a third party retailer for Verizon. I can see several common family plan setups where this will save money and offer better service. I can also see an equal number of scenarios where the older plans work out better. So it's not some overarching change of wonder and joy. But it has it's uses.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Unfortunately, you are too close to the source to be able to step back and see the problems presented by these plans. So I am going to kindly stop debating it with you because it is pointless and you will not be able to keep an open mind.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firelightx:
I just don't see the point in getting upset because a company came out with a product/service that you're not interested in. Particularly when said company did not discontinue the product/service that you're currently using. Yes it's a bummer that your hope of saving money won't happen after all. And while leaving for a company that -can- save you money is a perfectly valid approach to such a desire, being angry at a company for launching a program that doesn't suit your needs seems... wasteful. Of your own time than anyone else's.

Regardless, to those interested in staying with Verizon, I'm happy to provide whatever input I can to help people make the most of this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] copkay:
The thing is, from my understanding, these are the ONLY plans available from this point on. Am I incorrect, and the individual (i.e. 2gb, 4gb) single user plans still going to be available as well? If that's the case, I'm not as pissed about this anymore. I still don't think it's a step forward, but it's not a major step backwards, either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firelightx:
You will not be required to switch from the old plans. Quote from the official verizon page.

There's a lot of typical salesmansey words in there trying to upsell the benefit of this new stuff, but the important part is that you do not need to change if you do not want to change.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Don't be surprised if they phase those individual data plans out for family plan users. As it stands, they don't offer individual texting/MMS plans, so to see a feature like this not dissolve into shared only would be a shock. So outrage now, or outrage later, it will still be an outrage.

This is no different than those who tried to justify that Verizon nixing Unlimited plans way back when was OK because of being grandfathered. Well, as I predicted, Verizon is killing those off once contracts end. You have to be contract free to be able to keep unlimited, and eventually that too will disappear. They will make it so that you cannot add a new phone, (contract free of not) without changing your plan.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] copkay:
That's not my point, though. I understand that I don't have to switch unless I upgrade (at least at this time), but for new users that sign up, is there still an option to buy an individual plan with set amounts of minutes and messaging, or is the only choice going to be this Share Everything plan at a minimum of ninety dollars per month for a 1 GB data plan?

Individual messaging plans aren't available any more? Really? Oy.

And yeah, I never understand that mentality of "it's okay if they do this, because it doesn't affect me (yet)".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chancy319:
Stop signing contracts...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] copkay:
Whether you sign a contract or not is mostly irrelevant. The plan prices are the same. Sure, if you don't, you have the option to leave at any time, but just "not signing a contract" isn't going to change much. That, and for most people there aren't really a lot of alternatives.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
Eventually the 'not signing contracts' option will go away as well. I have been with Verizon since 1997. This is history repeating itself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adrynalyne:
As far as I know, (current as of this typing) family plans do not allow for individual messaging plans. I could be wrong.

I know my daughter's and niece's phones feeds off of our MMS and Text feature.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firelightx:
That is a very good question. I would assume it's still something available to be sold, but I admit that's just an assumption. I'll find out for sure when I go into work tomorrow, and I'll report back.

There is still an individual messaging option (currently, at least), $10 for 1000 messages. The $20 for unlimited messages is no longer available for family plans. All they get is $30 for shared unlimited messaging.

Under the new scheme? Who knows? I've been playing with the new price calculator all morning, and I've coerced some plan options out of it that don't exist yet, and haven't been announced, either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] copkay:
Okay, thanks for the info. That's interesting that you're finding other options, though I would almost guess that's probably just a bug that they'll patch. I have no idea how the software you guys use is, though.

All I know is that there's no way in hell I could justify $110/month for my phone bill (I have a hard enough time justifying $80 with my company discount) especially when I'd be getting less for my money than I was before.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] firelightx:
Most of the plans I've found have revolved around plans with no data for basic phones. Such as 700 minutes, no texting, no data, $40 a month. Which is almost double the minutes currently offered on the $40 plan.

There's also a 300mb plan available for a family plan that's all basic phones, still unlimited talk and text. This plan is roughly $100 cheaper than the current available Unlimited Talk&Text option for 5 basic phones. So there's some interesting stuff going on that hasn't been announced, there.

All this is just done on that price calculator found here

What gives me hope is that, throughout the past year working for Verizon, I have been successful in saving every single grandfather plan I have ever come across. I even helped a lady with a $60 unlimited LOCAL CALLS ONLY plan from back before Verizon existed. We got her into a smartphone on that plan, hooked her up with GrooveIP for her long distance, and sent her on her way. The ability of our system to keep the stuff you want to keep is far more flexible than most people realize. The only real limiting factor I've run into is the willingness of the sales associate to put forth the effort necessary. To which I respond: find someone more willing to help you out.