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[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
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Supports the rom and make it known, enter the logo in your signature

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The SconcauTEAM revolutionizes the way we present the ROM.

From now on there will be a sole basis and thanks to our large fleet issues let the end user the choice of graphics, in a completely revolutionary.

This release introduces several new measures that can be delivered directly into the ROM, including the ability to access our database directly with a click UpdateMe.

The ROM is full of all the main features for which nothing is missing.

Credits and thanks:

Pglrmo,Barikke74,Trevy81,Colly,Napolicchio,llo,claudio,Apachi

Shaw,Sconcau84,Aquariusoft

SconcauTEAM Community,Xda Community,androidiani Community,and all users

necessary root

nandroid make a backup of CWM

insert the zip in the phone's internal SD

reboot in recovery

Do not wipe

go to install zip from sdcard/choose zip from internal sdcard

wait until the end of the procedure and restart

Thanks to this fantastic app UpdateMe developed by Aquariusoft can be accessed directly from cell to all ROM updates, THEMES, Wallpaper, and fix all the extras .. always updating contenuti

NB: if there are problems with the installation of automatic recovery setup and go to check "inverted name sdcard"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
08/07/2012

XBLFB

No Wipe

Based entirely on the first official update for GS3 XBLFB

Modem LFB

Kernel stock

MULTICSC

RECOVERY CF v1.5)

battery 1%

Status Bar expanded with 15 toggle ( Thanks to Lidroid and Wanam)

Camera mod v1.4 1080p/21Mbip (thank hyperX-)

DSP Audio Manager

Lux free ( per una ottimizzazione della gestione luminosità automatica)

Rom ToolBox

Applicazione SconcauteamMod ( contiene i principali collegamenti alle app incluse nella ROM )

23/06/2012

XALF6

No Wipe

Based entirely on the first official update for GS3 XALF6

Modem (the one on your rom)

Kernel stock

MULTICSC

RECOVERY TOUCH ( Thanks to Koush and mskip)

battery 1%

MMS hack

Disabled autoconversion sms a mms​

Disabled controls can be inserted simultaneously contact number​

Status Bar expanded with 15 toggle ( Thanks to Lidroid and Wanam)

DSP Audio Manager

Lux free ( per una ottimizzazione della gestione luminosità automatica)

Rom ToolBox

Applicazione SconcauteamMod ( contiene i principali collegamenti alle app incluse nella ROM )

18/06/2012

XALF2

No Wipe

Based entirely on the first official update for GS3 XALF2

Modem (the one on your rom)

Siyah kernel 0.94b

battery 1%

MMS hack

Disabled autoconversion sms a mms​

Disabled controls can be inserted simultaneously contact number​

increased size sms da 300KB a 1 MB​

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Camera mod 1080p/21Mbip (thank hyperX-)

during video now you can take photos by pressing the capacitive "menu" button"

Start Video-recording with Vol.UP (or virtual key) and Pause Video recording with Vol. Down AND RESUME video with vol. UP again !!! Finally STOP recording by pressing the virtual key !

refocus + focus-LOCK press "menu"

Volume Up: refocus + Shot Photo

Volume down - DIRECT shot without refocusing ! You can shoot instandly so many photos as you want by pressing the key very fast (3-4 pics/sec.)

Complete SILENCE camera except "volume DOWN" fast - mode

Battery mod / start Camera below 15 %

Start camera while on CALL

"VOLUME DOWN/UP" to shot a photo

192 kbit @ 48khz for all resolutions

1080p superfine: 30 Mbit / fine: 24 Mbit / normal = 19 Mbit

720p superfine: 19 Mbit / fine: 15 Mbit / normal: 10 Mbit

PHONE MOD

Call rec qualified ( record in sdcard\sound) ( Thanks to Wanam)

not increasing ringtones

Removed end call delay

Extended restart Menù

Scrolling background

UpdateMe ( OTA per ricevere aggiornamenti in tempo reale)

XBLFB NoWipe (08.07.2012) DOWNLOAD V 4.0.2

alternative link

XALF6 NoWipe (23.06.2012) DOWNLOAD V 3.0.0

alternative link

XALF2 NoWipe (18.06.2012) DOWNLOAD V 2.0.1

XXALE8 NoWipe (05.06.2012): DOWNLOAD V 1.0.2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
in translation.....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
reserved
[Galaxy S III Android Development] D_Magic:
That's a quick translation :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] norpan111:
Someone didn't read the rules of xda..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
moment please, I am a little slow with English.. :p

google translator is helping me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ceo.mtcl:
Great
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
Looks good, downloading now:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] snOwjAwk:
nice to see another rom. good luck my friend!

sj
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
should it become the most popular phone. and then all the best efforts ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
Just flashed, excellent stuff indeed, one thing ive noticed though i now have 2 battery icons in the Taskbar, how do i get rid of the one that came with this ROM?

Asides from that delighted with all the new camera hacks,etc
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
percentage can be removed from settings/screen

in application updateme there are other topics for battery
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
where is application update me i cant see it.

settings / screen doesn't exist mate only thing i can see for screen is when i click on display and it shows either screen timeout or screen mode (unless im going completely mad and have missed something)

---------- Post added at 09:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:44 PM ----------

BTW feels exceptionally smooth with Franco Kernel like a hot knife through butter
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
in phone settings you can disable the battery percentage and see only the image of the battery
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
updateme application there are several customizations, including the themes for the image battery

it's in ROM
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
ah right i see what you mean now sorry i got my wired crossed there :)

---------- Post added at 10:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:00 PM ----------

This ROM is superb and i love the update me app too, excellent stuff mate a donation coming your way when i get paid:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
I'm surprised this ROM hasn't got as many hits yet, running absolutely flawlessly with Franco kernel :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
we do our best to do a good job ;) :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
thank you very much
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sarbe:
Excellent rom guys, hats off to you. I have a problem though, after installing, full wipe, clear dalvik etc my messaging won't work, it keeps saying messaging has stopped working. Any suggestions?

EDIT: I've realised it is because the CSC is unknown, I flashed a multi csc using the update me app and tried to change the CSC but it only shows ITV, how can I get it back to BTU.?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
I checked and was only present in the package csc ITV, try to download it now and let me know
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sarbe:
Will do, thanks for the reply.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
CSC works?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sarbe:
Yes CSC works now thanks m8, I downloaded, installed and checked it, XLF. Thank you.

PS News ticker doesn't work, can you look at it please.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
news? you have installed by updateme?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sarbe:
Couldn't find anything news related in update me. Settings on information ticker doesn't work and on the lock screen you see the bar at the bottom, pull it up and it says it cannot detect country. Clicking on select country brings up an open with list containing internet, messaging etc.

EDIT: Installed yahoo widget from update me and it works great. Thank you once more for a great rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
I can not understand :(.. I could do a screen?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sarbe:
See my previous post, we must have been posting simultaneously, everything working perfectly now. Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
Tried to flash some battery mods in the updateme app but after flashing and rebooting they didn't work.

Asides from that running very nicely indeed
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sarbe:
The same happens with me m8, instead of clicking reboot and install click on ok, it will take you into CWM and install it from there then it will work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
worked fine thanks for that:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sarbe:
No problem m8, glad I could help.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Trevy81:
have you tried to flash from cwm?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
23/06/2012

XALF6

No Wipe

Based entirely on the first official update for GS3 XALF6

Modem (the one on your rom)

Kernel stock

MULTICSC

RECOVERY TOUCH ( Thanks to Koush and mskip)

battery 1%

MMS hack

Disabled autoconversion sms a mms​

Disabled controls can be inserted simultaneously contact number​

Status Bar expanded with 15 toggle ( Thanks to Lidroid and Wanam)

DSP Audio Manager

Lux free ( per una ottimizzazione della gestione luminosità automatica)

Rom ToolBox

Applicazione SconcauteamMod ( contiene i principali collegamenti alle app incluse nella ROM )
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
download first page
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
Downloading update now cheers mate.

I'm amazed this ROM isn't getting the recognition it deserves actually it's rock solid and smooth.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
Flashed ok but im getting this after flashing this update..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
it is normal .. the application does not work with the recovery cwm touch .. You can install the recovery of stocks updateme and see what works
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
yeah i done that and CWM is working again cheers mate:good:

PS - Some of the translation is still in Italian i think on updateme any chance of having it in English ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
Unfortunately, the content can be inserted in one language. see what we can do in the future
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
can it not be translated at all?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
the contents are not related to the application .. are just text and you see what I write
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Smoothface:
My understanding is that it is not possible to set it up right now such that it changes the untranslated parts to whatever language you set. This means he can upload it with only one language right now (he chose what you see now).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
let's do a double description
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jonny68:
OK cheers folks i wasn't having a go or anything just a request it's not massively important anyway as long as the ROM is fine then that's the main thing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fauert:
Anybody home....... Noooo, wait, noo :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
08/07/2012

XBLFB

No Wipe

Based entirely on the first official update for GS3 XBLFB

Modem (the one on your rom)

Kernel stock

MULTICSC

RECOVERY CF v1.5)

battery 1%

Status Bar expanded with 15 toggle ( Thanks to Lidroid and Wanam)

Camera mod v1.4 1080p/21Mbip (thank hyperX-)

DSP Audio Manager

Lux free ( per una ottimizzazione della gestione luminosità automatica)

Rom ToolBox

Applicazione SconcauteamMod ( contiene i principali collegamenti alle app incluse nella ROM )
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rubino90:
The link of rom is down! Adjust please
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cosmic76:
Download now... with my s3... and now i install it....

After i give my feedback
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fauert:
Booth DL link are dead .....

HTTP ERROR: 404

Problem accessing /contents/sconcauteam.gs3/rom/XXBLFB/XXBLFB-ROM_SconcauTeam-stockmod_4_0_0.zip. Reason:

The requested item was not found. :eek:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
We had no problems with the status bar, now with the help of xda dev where we understood the problems were just reloaded will release the rom
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pglmro:
Upload complete

Link available

Inviato dal mio GT-I9300 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rajit:
As the systemui work on my mmx a68 should I try this?? :D
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CodyNunes:
Hi everyone!

Given the announcement of WP8, today, I noticed that there was not a whole lot of information of whether or not C# would receive a lot of support for developers.

I have started learning C# as my first programming language, but I am wondering if I should jump ship and learn C++ instead to write apps for W8 and WP8.

Should I? I know C++ has been popular for a while, but can anybody guess as whether MSFT is pushing developers to the C++ route and away from C#?

Thank You!
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jessenic:
C# is definetely not being pushed away. C++ requires a lot more work than C#. You should not stop learning C#, but maybe consider learning C++ after you learn C#.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pijiman:
I absolutely agree with the comment above. C++, however, can let you produce far better optimized apps at the cost of a longer coding time.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StevieBallz:
Microsoft said during the Event that they encourage the use of XAML/C#, VB.Net for regular Applications. For Games they encourage People to go with C++ and DirectX. There are currently community projects aiming for kind of a follow up to the XNA framework allowing people to write Games for Windows 8 Metro using C# and DirectX which due to the shared APIs should enable the same for WP8 but I don't know how far along they currently are.

For highly resource intensive computations you might want to leverage the C++ performance benefits but overall C# is fast enough for most use cases and development is speedier and A LOT less prone to errors.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CodyNunes:
Thank you, everyone! If any more information comes up about the limitations of c# or c++, I would appreciate any ideas opinions or input! :)
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eyal-f:
JavaScript also joined the game.

I like C#. Performance doesn't sound like good excuse to abandon it for c++ as hardware is becoming faster all the time.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChrisKringel:
Well, the discussion about the performance between C# and C++ is pretty old. Just bing it and you'll find tons of pages. In my experience you can get very fast algorithms in both languages when you plan your app right. I'd suggest C# to learn as it is "safer" to start with. You don't have to care about garbage collection and memory management for instance. Also, you can easily reuse code in other apps. If you invest time in learning C# you will get more performant apps than by learning only a bit of C# and a bit of C++. And you can even write good games in C#. You can really get pretty darn high performant apps in C# if you optimize them right.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chabun:
You've read my mind:D. Personally, I would also not bother whit c++ when you don't necessarily need to.

And game devs should keep in mind that using xna (c#) is the only possible way to get their games also on the xbox (And hopefully xna will get an updated version for WP8 with custom shader support and all that stuff)
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StevieBallz:
XNA seems to be in pretty much the same spot as Silverlight. Microsoft is still supporting it but there is no news at all on future development. It seems development of XNA was stopped. Currently people are trying to develop replacements.

Most Apps will wok just fine using C# or JavaScript. For some things you will need to use highly optimized Algorithms. Had a discussion once with a Dev who did realtime Audio analysis on several platforms using fast fourier transformations and after all efforts on the Forum to optimize the C# code the C++ version was still twice as fast. That is simply due to some of the code security features. When accessing an array in C# the language will always do an out of bounds check to perhaps raise an Exception while C++ simply reads whatever is at the pointer position even if it is in memory behind the array as long as the memory is allocated.

By not doing these checks alone it reduces computation and given the limited processing power sometimes this is necessary to get things working decently on a mobile device.

Still there also were several benchmarks were C# code was able to outperform the C++ implementation (especially object heavy code).

So if you absolutely must have the highest possible performance C++ is the way to go. It's similar if you want to port your code accross platforms as you can do C++ for Android and iOS. In all other cases C# would be preferable as as it was said before it is more productive and less error prone.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chabun:
You can use unsafe code in c# as well
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StevieBallz:
To my knowledge not on Windows Phone. It would get rejected from the Marketplace. This might change with WP8 but we don't know yet.

Unsafe code also complicates things a lot because as soon as you directly manipulate memory you have to take care of it like in C++ because the Garbage Collector is out of the picture.

Most often it would be the easiest route to develop the performance critical code using C++ and then use that library from C#. This at least should be supported by WP8 although I can't remember where it was said exactly.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pijiman:
It's a lot better to simply use a C# UI to wrap C++ code. However, it's easier to just use C++ in that case
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyemun:
Hey ppl,

I'm back with new live wallpaper! Checkout this Live Wallpaper I made. If you like Portal, you will like this :)

Google Play:

Screenshot:

Demo:

My previous LiveWallpaper (it's free!)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1394995

Feedbacks are welcomed!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rpitera:
Looks pretty cool - I'd think GLaDOS users will find this a must have!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
Can you make him a carbon black or just straight black... white is too bright :D kick ass wallpaper either way.

Sent From My Sprint Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyemun:
Let me think of a way to make it without increasing too much of file size. Thanks for the feedback :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
Alright. That will definetly make me buy it. I like darker backgrounds less battery drain and is easier on eyes. Thanks for taking it into consideration.

Sent From My Sprint Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Anthonok:
We need a glados and space core.

Sent from my AOKP Toro
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mylenthes:
Does it lag on gnex?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
Forgot about that.... i dunno i was waiting until he got the black one to buy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Anthonok:
I noticed when he blinks his top eyelid pulls back to far.

Sent from my AOKP Toro
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leets4uc3:
Umm. Where can I d/l this? Kinda confused.

Edit: found it in the market.... good work! I love it!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xHausx:
Please let me know when the free one is ready and I'll be happy to reopen this for you.

Thread Closed.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stab2:
Hi

I have recently bought Arc S LT8i nd still its on Gingerbread, i have used Samsung Smart devices too, what i see wat lacks in Xperia is that u cannot see ur sim contacts which is on sim, phone just allow u to copy to phone book then they are visible nd if u want to save a new contact its only going to be saved in ur phne book but not in Sim card nd it doesn't ask when u try to save initially ! other problem is of text messages, the phone is not saving any recent text contacts so the next time u text its going to be easy for u but in Sony its not there, u got to go to ur phone book or if maybe it has a option to make a group ! otherwise no recent history of contacts to text messages !

Now my final question ! are these issues going to be resolved in updating it to the ICS version of Arc S or if any ROM that can do the magic ? plz revert anyone

Regards
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xtacy!:
In all Sony (Ericsson) phones, right from their feature phones, if you wanted to access the SIM contacts (and if you knew which position the number was saved at), all you had to do was enter the position number and press hash. That would take you to the contact saved at that position. For example 5# would take you to XYZ contact.

About messaging, well, instead of typing a new message each time, just type under the conversation you've had with the person before. I think it's pretty straight forward and easy.

And no, there will be NO update which changes this behaviour now or in future. Although, I can't vouch for custom ROMs or 3rd party messaging apps.

Cheers! Hope this cleared your doubts. :)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stab2:
Arc S LT8i Sim Contacts Nd text Msges

Thanks for the prompt reply ! that clears a lot confusion nd please refer me the links for the best nd recent Roms for the Arc S ICS !

Thanks nd Regards :)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xtacy!:
Glad to be of service but I really can't say much of custom ROMs as I'm still on stock Sony ICS. :o

Have a look at the Development section. You can find tons of ROMs there.

The most popular custom ROMs globally are namely CyanogenMod (or CM in short) and MIUI.

Also have a look at Arconium and JJ's Hybrid ROMs. :)

Cheers!
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stab2:
Arc S LT8i Sim Contacts Nd text Msges

Thanks mate ! nd one more question i have tried to search for the new software while connected to the WIFI but my phone says the current best softare is already installed so how do i go for the stock ICS as sony said that they have updated it ! why my phone do not go for the ICS update?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ouji91:
Maybe you have branded fw. You can flash non-branded :)

Prince
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xtacy!:
Sony is still rolling out the update so there's a chance it's not out for your SI number.

If you're carrier branded, it would take longer still as they would put their own little touches.

I suggest you look at the General thread. Plenty of ICS stock fw can be found there. I'd suggest you go with the Generic Global World 4.0.4 .ftf. You would need Flashtool for flashing it.

Swyped from my SE Xperia arc (LT15i) using Tapatalk 2
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stab2:
Arc S LT8i Sim Contacts Nd text Msges

Thanks mate lovely talking to u !
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stab2:
Arc S LT8i Sim Contacts Nd text Msges

Thanks !
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dzulfadli:
Hi there everyone.i have already compile all recovery combo keys for all android from the first phone which is the g1 till the latest.i have posted all to my blog.i was wondering if i can link the blog from here.and whether will it contribute to the community..thanks for viewing and hope to hear your opinions
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dzulfadli:
hope to hear opinion

hope to hear forumers opinion..thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GoMati:
Hi!

I'm not really experienced in here, neither did I found the rule which made it impossible to post link to your blog here, but I have a feeling that it tastes a bit like advertising your blog. In my opinion you could paste it IN the topic and add extra link to your blog at the bottom (like a source of info), if combo-page like this doesn't exist already.

But the truth is you can always ask moderator or somebody more experienced than me about this one :)

Hope I helped!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dzulfadli:
thanks for the comment

thanks for the comments.yup guess ill ask moderator whether is it possible.as im trying to provide to the comunnity.

anymore opinions will be much appreciated
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dzulfadli:
thanks for opinions

Thanks again gomati..with your advice i already pm mods and replied.