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[HTC One X] greyhulk:
I have noticed that if you're pushing something to your TV or media box (Apple TV) and the screen goes off, it will lose the connection. It also kills your internet connection temporarily and the only way to get it back is to toggle wifi off and back on. Super annoying. The moral of the story is, don't let the screen go dark while you're pushing content. And if it stops working, toggle wifi off and back on, then reestablish the connection again.
[HTC One X] ToddeSwe:
Thanks but my screen doesn't even go black. Nothing happens, the phone says its buffering and that it plays but nothing happens.

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[HTC Wildfire S] csoulr666:
UPDATE 29 JUNE

XDA is AWSOME!!!!!

The devs just can't get enough of anything...........now there is a Jelly Bean Porting Thread!!!!! YEAH if you want to look,It's HERE

Also a BIG THANKS TO DUDEMAN FOR STARTING THE PORT OF PARANOID ANDROID...... Even if the port is a heck lot unstable.....RESPECT!! :cool:

I was just browsing around XDA when i found this.......

It looks pretty awsome,maybe some dev can look at it in his passtime??? :D
[HTC Wildfire S] *se-nsei.:
Are you talking about a port? It would be stupid to do it on an mdpi device..
[HTC Wildfire S] ogfrier:
Looks cool how do you go about getting this tablet mode
[HTC Wildfire S] csoulr666:
I am..............I think i'll try it for fun's sake :D
[HTC Wildfire S] benjamingwynn:
That is just insanely stupid to port practically.

Fortunately it would be simple as pie to port but I don't have any spare time really, working on roboto.
[HTC Wildfire S] davidang:
it is possible if u wanna try
[HTC Wildfire S] sukhjit321:
Looks HOT. :eek:
[HTC Wildfire S] dudeman1996:
I'll try port it when I can, but I don't think it'll look so good on our small MDPI device...
[HTC Wildfire S] csoulr666:
It doesn't have to..... it should just work like CM9 and i'll be a happy man :)
[HTC Wildfire S] davidang:
if u could try touchwiz:D:D:D:D
[HTC Wildfire S] dudeman1996:
Ew. Why would you want TouchWiz :\
[HTC Wildfire S] davidang:
it uses lesser ram than sense and is not very bloated
[HTC Wildfire S] Fikus011:
You would need a tiny,tiny,tiny,tiny,tiny...itsy bitsy fingers and eyesight of a hawk to enjoy this as your rom on mdpi...its possible yea,but too much time consuming just for a peak of something.Thats my opinnion...nice project though for big screen devices...and nice find by OP.:good:
[HTC Wildfire S] csoulr666:
Thanks........... browsing XDA does wonders :D
[HTC Wildfire S] davidang:
even galaxy ace have paranoidandroid

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1729254
[HTC Wildfire S] dudeman1996:
Well that's interesting.. I'm gonna try this now :D

EDIT: I've done what I think is the port, but I'm at work until 10pm (BST), so I can't test it ;)
[HTC Wildfire S] sharingan92:
would be very interesting to see what this looks like on our devices :D
[HTC Wildfire S] dudeman1996:
Okay so the ROM boots. What's really interesting is how screwed up the touch screen is - basically it thinks the entire touchscreen is a trackpad. But the fact that it's booting after a total time working on it of half an hour, I'd say pretty good so far.

I'm taking a logcat now, and I'll work on it more tomorrow.

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It looks much like this:

That circle on the screen, that's the cursor
[HTC Wildfire S] sharingan92:
looks amazing cant wait to see this finished :D keep up the good work
[HTC Wildfire S] benjamingwynn:
Replace the idc and keylayout folders buddy.
[HTC Wildfire S] dudeman1996:
Yepyep, I just did that now

I've done a bunch of stuffs. Will all be tested tomorrow. I'm feeling hopeful that what I've done will go far :D
[HTC Wildfire S] davidang:
need help from modpunk?????

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of course,it will go far and be on xda news ,i will review it on my youtube channel
[HTC Wildfire S] dudeman1996:
Um no thanks

Sent from my Wildfire S A510e
[HTC Wildfire S] dudeman1996:
Okay, touch is fine now, there's just a weird bug with the WiFi. As soon as it connects to the network the phone freezes and reboots. Other than that and the camera I think they're the only things that don't work.
[HTC Wildfire S] csoulr666:
Upload it after you have fixed wifi.....dont care much about the camera
[HTC Wildfire S] SanderTheNinja:
Yeah, would be nice. Anyways, nice work dudeman, seeing a port from an awesome rom in a day or so.
[HTC Wildfire S] dudeman1996:
Well I'm a bit stuck with this wifi thing.. It might not get released today..
[HTC Wildfire S] SanderTheNinja:
I don't care about when the release is. Take your time. You do something great for my phone, I can only like it.
[HTC Wildfire S] omnomnomkimiiee:
Dudeman, take your time.

Anything you guys release is great :)

-----------

"You can overclock as much as you want, your phone will always seem too slow."
[HTC Wildfire S] Dhiraj:
Waiting for release.
[HTC Wildfire S] dudeman1996:
Other people are as well, no need to post about it though
[HTC Wildfire S] benjamingwynn:
Lol chill :)
[HTC Wildfire S] dudeman1996:
Chilled, just a pointless post. Reply to my gtalk plox?
[HTC Wildfire S] benjamingwynn:
Replayed. Like I said bust into framework then diff the two folders. Use the -r flag to diff folders inside. R stands for recurring.
[HTC Wildfire S] kagevazquez:
he's been working every single day at this ;D sadly its not for my phone lol
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ankitwashere:
Hi

I am developing an android application where i need to make the layout below

|""""""""""| Textview Imagebutton

|Image | TextView ImageButton

|______|

Trying to make this layout but cant align them that way..

i also need to read data from a file stored in the assets folder to display in the above layout which will repeat itself to the number of rows in the table

can anyone please help
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RoberGalarga:
Use a RelativeLayout as container. It allows you arrange the elements giving them relative positions (as right, bottom, up, etc of other elements).
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theInfected1:
You can also use a Horizontal LinearLayout to create 3 columns then insert a Vertical LinearLayout into Column 2 and 3 for your text and buttons.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lamboboy732:
My tablet keeps waking up randomly and doing weird things with the battery meter. In the running apps menu even after multiple factory resets 3 system apps are constantly running for no reason. The apps are CMClient, DMClient, and KeyBoxProvision. My brother has a prime also, and these don't run all the time on his. I did notice though that after a reset, they did not start until I connected to wifi. My brothers prime was identical to mine until I factory reset. I'm just wondering what these apps are, and if anyone has issues with them running all the time.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] d14b0ll0s:
I'm not sure you'll be happy about what some of them do.

DMClient and KeyBoxProvision are for OTA checks/updates, CMClient linked to DMClient is for spying your device.
[HTC One V] amazingkenny:
hey i am new here

i have a question yesterday i had a new update on my phone

and now i dont have my equalizer when i click on sound improvemt i can just put on and off my beats audio before this i could chose to beats for studio and beats for inear and i like that now it is gone

how can i remove this update and factory reset doesnt work

second question

my controltalk of the htc ears doest work well people with ohter htc phones told me if i press two times on the butten i would go to the next song but then it calls at my las incoming call??

thanks everyone greetz kenny sorry for my bad english its not my motherlanguage
[HTC One V] sumairmh:
Flash the RUU of the older version... See the link below..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1591059

select the ROM based on your region...
[HTC One V] amazingkenny:
cant i do this on the right way because so my garaty is gone and i propably cant doe it because i dont know something about phones
[HTC One V] maxwen:
You cannot install an "older RUU" if the System is already using a new version

tried it too :)

Regards

max
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
unless it's bricked and stuck in a bootloop i suppose u cant revert back?

dont just say thanks hit thanks if i helped :)

a true lfc supporter

and a former symbian lover
[HTC One V] shubhamchamaria:
You still have to flash latest RUU....
[HTC One V] chrone:
Just found out that there's new update this morning for south east asia.
[General Questions and Answers] bebseh:
Hello

I am a current iphone 4 user (jailbroken ) and like many other i am very much tempted by the Galaxy S3.

I've read a couple of thread on this forum about moving from ios to iphone however none really answers my main concerns.

A quick question: I read somewhere ( On lifehacker, msg me if you want to full link , its my first post so im not allowed to paste URLs) that all in all JAILBROKEN iphone is better at customization than Android.

Probably not out of the box but mainly because :"... rooting is about as big of a headache as breaking into a bank vault with a safety pin. You have over 100 different Android phones out there, each with its own rooting method, caveats, and risks that you have to research. It's so annoying that we had to turn our rooting guide into a guide for only the top 10 phones, in addition to tacking on an exhaustive glossary of all the crap you have to know before starting the process. "

On iphone , i have cydia. meaning i can install / remove tweaks one at a time without the need to root the whole damn device for a single feature every time.

My question to the pros and/or those who already did the migration.... Do you really miss some tweaking capabilities ? is everything really easier on a jailbroken iphone ?

Thanks , my first post :D
[General Questions and Answers] Theonew:
The only thing true from that statement is that a different rooting method may be required for a different device. An iPhone (jailbroken or not) can never be as customizable as an android device (sometimes even stock). You do not have to "root a device...for a single feature every time." Once you root a device (and don't unroot - intentionally, firmware update, ect.), you will never have to root it again. For android, there are no missing tweaking capabilities - you can do anything you want (unlike the iPhone).
[General Questions and Answers] TechuntrTM:
You should go with the Samsung Galaxy S III, you'll like it over the iPhone. It will be easy to root or add a custom rom to. I will be getting it, but currently have the Samsung Galaxy S II on Sprint and it has been very easy to hack. Some things are even automatic! Android has a wider range of what you can do with it too.
[General Questions and Answers] bebseh:
Thank you for your info

If some of you are ex-ios users, could you please let me know what options from ios you miss the most ?
[General Questions and Answers] Theonew:
I wouldn't classify myself as an "ex-ios user", but I have used many iPhones/iPod touches. To be honest, I really don't miss any options from iOS (most of them - and many more - are included in android). The only thing (more like a variety instead of "option") is that iOS usually gets more games than android (or at least gets them first).
[General Questions and Answers] pkelly517:
Since you already did a jailbreak, we'll assume you are technically competent.

Your first steps after root (AR) will be slow, so as not to screw anything up too badly. Keep xda handy, just in case. Look at Droid-life. They'll be all over the SGS3.

Eventually, you'll wonder why you didn't act sooner.

Enjoy!
[General Questions and Answers] Sora3004:
In my opinion iOS is almost perfect. And Android has yet to reach that point. This the reason that Apple fights jailbreaking its phones with so much commitment. Whereas, Google and manufacturers really encourage the development of android. iPhone is extremely smooth in operation and function whereas to achieve that on 95 percent of Android phones, you'd have to install a custom rom which might still be in testing stage and still not perfect. Even if you remove all the bloatware on android phones manually, it will still be not as fast as a custom rom. So in short, Apple has perfected their platform for the iPhone whereas Google has yet to do so. But thats where the fun lies, in experimenting with things you don't know. So the feature I miss the most would be an opportunity to experiment a great deal, which is there in Android but not in iOS. But if you look at hardware specs, SIII definitely takes the cake cos its quad core. Apple already has the smoothest performing device but imo, it will soon respond to that. Also, many apps are made first for iOS and then for Android. Lastly, Android devices confuse the customer because there is so much of pointless variation in devices whereas there is just one great iPhone. So you have to keep that in mind as well :)
[General Questions and Answers] Allanitomwesh:
A jailbreak will never compare to stock ice cream sandwitch in a galaxy nexus (Google Phone) in customization. Sure ios is more fluid,but then,it's only the one list of apps. It's simplicity is why it can never be properly compared to android. Android isn't complex though,it's just fun. Ios is your granpa with wisdom and unlimited long sleeved shirts. Android is you're cool uncle with tatoos and a Harley. Totally different, but both have their appeal.
[General Questions and Answers] bebseh:
Also I think it's much more practical to have all your tweaks and hacks available in one place ( cydia ) then having to go read countless forums in search for one....

is it true ?
[General Questions and Answers] lowandbehold:
Not possible. Different devices have different tweaks and hacks. Plus, the android tweaks are much different. It's not just some overlay to make your phone look different...some of them make deep deep changes to your entire system.

The type of customization you are talking about can be done through the play store. Just install a new launcher and each launcher has tons of themes available.
[General Questions and Answers] theoner1:
I NEVER owned an Iphone and only use nothing but android phone up until I have my new Ipad. My current devices are, Sprint Evo 4G LTE (sprint version of one x), Motorola xoom, and the new ipad. My wife have the Og EVO 4g, daughter with the Epic 4G and my son now have the Ipod touch 4th generation.

As you can see in my household Android rule and I have quite a bit of experience with android rooting and customization. Can't speak for the IOS in the Iphone (I'm assuming there the same) but up unitl I purchase the new Ipad and was swore that Android devices is so much better in customization than IOS, I was wrong. After jailbreaking my new Ipad and still learning all the tweak you can do inside cydia, it is so enjoyable and effortless, not saying android isn't fun, it is indeed.

What I like about IOS over android is how opitmized each and every apps that is out for both platform. Every apps and games I played on IOS that are also on Android runs ten times better than android. Were talking about web browsing to 3d games everything is silky smooth. Heck even my son jailbreak Ipod is very smooth compare to my flagship android Evo 4G LTE. I will continue to use both platform as long as it suit my needs but my advice is don't give up one platform for another just because of what you've heard. Try it out first and then asked yourself which platform you've perferred the most. For me I like them both in there own ways, just my two cents.
[General Questions and Answers] Pgr626:
Apple is a closed system ... This is why having an iPhone is a true custom galley ... iTunes update every week day with the jailbreak that jumps ... Short! The big ****!

Since I bought my first Android phone (Nexus S), I found my freedom, I can customize as much as I want my phone. The act of unlocking the phone is primarily for setting much further and for a fan of flash and custom system (custom rom, Cyanogen, MIUI,...).

After a lot cheaper and just as powerful and polyvalant, with a better overlay, Verily I advise you the HTC One X or One S.

The Galaxy S III looks good but I have trouble with the side too plastic and fingerprints at will ... The AMOLED screen is for me to lower quality than the SLCD.

GS3: AMOLED+

HTC ONE X: Super LCD

With my "HTC One X," I month, I am delighted, only a little autonomy default. Side and top design is integrated with the battery.
[General Questions and Answers] TechuntrTM:
Xda has everything in one place. no?
[General Questions and Answers] hetwo:
Great

In android there are good and bad sides.

Bad is that there are still lag, bugs and shut down. But greater side there is many phones you can choose and Specs are better than iPhone 4. There are 1 major thing that annoys my gear that is: there is so many phones and so few updates, like in old phones there is no update to Android 4.0, but in iOS there is that iPhone 3g have iOS 5.0. Few games dont run in android to :( There are complicated parts and great parts about android
[General Questions and Answers] bebseh:
From what I understand, out of the box android is much more "customizable" , but apps and games look much better on IOS ( and is a much more stable system )
[General Questions and Answers] Pgr626:
An original system in Ice Cream Sandwich as well as a running IOS, games and application included. There had gaps before, but now Google has caught up. :p
[General Questions and Answers] Allanitomwesh:
I don't see what your worried about. Just find the xda wiki for your device and everything is right there. Most devices have easy peasy hacking tools (one click everything is installed) and some of the stuff you have to hack your iPhone for (themes,a keyboard change) is stock android. You might even not want to bother with rooting your android phone for a while.
[General Questions and Answers] bebseh:
Will rooting make my phone generally faster ?

because its IOS its the other way around. jailbreaking tends to slow down ur phone
[General Questions and Answers] papabear:
Rooting will alloy you to modify anything and everything, basically. Otherthings to note that make most android devices better, ability to remove battery without voiding warranty/worrying about killing your phone, most have mSD slot for expandable/removable additional memory, LARGER screens, some have physical keyboards, no iTUNES BS!!!, can plug in and drag/drop anything everything you want, more custom roms than you know what to do with, etc. The list goes on and on. I have never/will never own an iFail device. Have used them, and I have to say even my pretty basic media/music players are WAY less compicated than iFail devices. If you want to "sync" to more than one computer, NO PROBLEM, You want to flash a new rom/radio, etc, NO PROBLEM.

Even if there is no physicaly qwerty keyboard, it is nice having more than one button to do all the work.

For me, being a PC person (mostly Linux, some Windoze) having to iTunes just to be able to "sync", modify, load, whatever on to a device is recockulous.

Besides the fact, that you can almost buy a NEW, no extended contract phone for the price of an iFail with a contract should tell you something as well.
[General Questions and Answers] Allanitomwesh:
Big yes,it's one of the major reasons people are willing to void their warranty. Lag fixes are a big part of custom roms, some even remove android features just to hit impossible benchmarks and fluidity. Of course, a good balance of features and speed is my recommendation,you'll love it.
[General Questions and Answers] Allanitomwesh:
The otimisation of ios apps is because they've been around longer. IOS hasn't changed much since iPhone 3G so these developers have been updating for years in IOS. You can't expect them to know everything on android on day one. Google themselves are still chucking new versions of android. I actually think this is a good thing,if it has so many features ,and is yet to be called optimized, what will the long haul version of android be like? Hmmmn.
[General Questions and Answers] crancpiti:
i dont miss a thing in android only that i think its a bit slower andthe hardware is silly e.g. the acceleration module i think the android devices are a bit dul at this point
[General Questions and Answers] toolongtospell:
True only because Apple technically has 3 devices (Ipad, Iphone, Ipod touch) They generally have the same hardware so its easy for developers to optimize for the Apple hardware. Know how many Android devices are out there? 77. All of which have different specs...

I guarantee that if there were only 3 android devices, there would be optimization.

Getting your android phone to perform better than a iphone is not that hard. Just need to search around and flash roms until you find the best for your device.

I have the OG Evo 4g, and I still wouldn't take back the iphone 4.
[General Questions and Answers] huy_gm:
I think we have to go from root of what the os based on, i mean the programming language. As i know, iOS uses C language that is at lower level than java which is used in android. Like in C you have to write 100 lines of code, but java need only one line to do exactly the same thing. Developer have to put more effort to develop applications on iOs. In exchange, apps on iOS is way more optimized than apps on android. As a result, it run faster ^^
[General Questions and Answers] FCDHBubbles:
I've had a iOs device.. the iPhone 3G. I must say that I liked it very much because of its simplicity and intuitive OS. After that I've had a Samsung Galaxy S with Android 2.3.6, and I hated it for constant freezing up and maybe I couldn't get used to Touchwiz or something...After a while I got rid of the Samsung Galaxy S and got back to my iPhone 3G (because of my contract). Than I come across the HTC One X with Ice cream sandwich and what a relief!! So when you ask the question do I miss iOs I have to say NO! ;) I got High on Android so to speak ;)

Maybe in a few months I will root my HOX and install a nice rom!
[General Questions and Answers] bebseh:
So should I go for Galaxy S3 now or wait till iphone 5 comes out ? I dont want to wait then be disappointed like with 4S ( i skipped the 4S , i have 4 ). But at the same time I dont want to regret investing money on S3 , then apple comes with something great a few months after.

I have to say IOS 6 is a massive disappointment to me.
[General Questions and Answers] Scoutamis:
The only thing I miss is notifications on the lock screen. Other than that I'm glad I switched.
[General Questions and Answers] TechuntrTM:
I never have bugs or lag and I use CM9
[General Questions and Answers] speedyink:
That's up to you. No one knows about the iphone 5 either, so we can't answer that. If you really want, you can wait until the iphone 5 comes out, and if it's disappointing then you can get whatever Android phone is best at the time.

I gave up on chasing the latest and greatest and just got a Galaxy Nexus for it's swift android updates, and will probably stick with Google phones for that reason.

Oh, and as a previous iOS user (ipod touches, unlocked and jailbroke iphones for people) I have to say I don't miss much. As everyone says, you won't see as much eye candy at constant smooth framerates like in iOS, but I don't entirely miss that. Android in my opinion still has nicer looking animations...hard to explain, but the iphone's seem kinda cheesy, whereas androids have more wow factor.

Android is entirely more customizable, rooted or not. I like the fact it has a dektop, which can be arranged exactly how you want it, rather than just a list of icons.

One thing I really don't miss on iOS is those damn popup messages. I cant tell you how much I want to kill the wifi one.