yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nodstuff:
Pro is the way to go anyway, it downloads the flash kernel automatically AND you get to support a great dev.
[General Questions and Answers] SmallAl:
Surely a lot of you are looking for the same kind of ROM as i do - this is what i would like to have:

Phone

SMS

WiFi

Browser

Bluetooth

Music Player (prefered = stock htc)

Video Player (prefered = MX Player)

Camera

Galerie

a working and relieable Lock Screen !

the last feature as a standalone ZIP - Recovery File (Magldr) working in my htc HD2 would make me one of the proudest persons in the world.

The Problem i have is that most lock screens (currently i think it's the stock ICS one - with a slider to the right for unlocking to main menu and a slider to the left for unlocking to Camera Mode - in fact this one looks perfect for me) are unlocked while the phone is situated in my trousers -> sometimes i phone the last person i called :( , one time "my trouseres" sent even a sms :eek: :crying:

I think the problem ist the statusbar on Top -> that one is enabling access to the phone even in locked mode ... someone here knowing a good solution to share ?
[HTC One S] ChaseMDuffin:
So here it goes, and I'm not quite sure i'm posting in the right section, but I figured this is where I would get the best response.

Now that that's out of the way...

As I understand it, getting a CRT-Off animation to work on my One S (using the only method I know, flashing in Clockwork Recovery) would require a version tailored for the specific ROM i'm on and the specific model. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I'd like to get this effect without reflashing a whole new ROM (as I know its built into some ROMs.) I'm on a TMO branded USA One S running the new TrickDroid v4.4 It's nice :) But it would be much, MUCH nicer w. the CRT-Off. Any ideas?
[HTC One S] baseballfanz:
With my tablet back in the HC days. All I had to do was edit one word in the bools.xml.

You'll have to decompile the framework-res, look in res/values for bools.xml

<bool name="config_animateScreenLights">true</bool>

change the true to false and that enable CRT off.

Now that my tablet is running CM9, this feature does not work (cause reboot).

I have not tried any custom ROM yet on the One S to see if this work or not.

BTW you should post question like this in Q&A section.
[HTC One S] ChaseMDuffin:
How do I edit the file and decompile framework-res? Sorry, I'm very new to this.
[HTC One S] NRGZ28:
Don't bother...its not gonna work. No custom roms here have CRT animation because its not possible without hacked video drivers...
[HTC One S] ChaseMDuffin:
Which is probably more difficult than it sounds, right? And it sounds pretty damn difficult. Oh well. Worth a try. If any come across a method, post here.
[HTC One S] kuroneko007:
Yes, this is the wrong section. This section is for DEVELOPMENT threads, not questions. Funnily enough, those go in the QUESTIONS forum.

CM9 and AOKP both have CRT animation.
[HTC One S] O_G:
Moved To Q&A​

This is a development section, its not for questions. Please post in the correct section!​
[HTC One S] invasion2:
Different framework..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Deminetix:
I am having problems with Faryaab's AOKP rom camera causing FC's. Can someone who is using this rom without camera FC's confirm what kernal they are using?

I came from Omega 6.0 with Siyah kernal 1.2.6. and did this:

1. factory reset

2. wipe cache / wipe dalvik cache

3. format system

4. flash build 40 of AOKP by Faryaab

5. flash gapps 29th of June

6. reboot
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Plexicle:
The camera FCs are a (very) known issue and is covered quite extensively in both the AOKP and the CM9 (they both have the same problem) threads. I believe that just recently, Codeworkx got a finger on the problem.

In short: it's not just you, and it's known. Also looks like the problem is in the app, not the kernel.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 Themes and Apps] andyhscott:
Some1 have a Final Fantasy7 AC Go Theme? I've looking for a long time but not results :(

I want this theme :( Thx for ur atention. Sorry about my bad english guys :)
[HTC Aria General] smiles.smiley:
Just an opinion thread concerning whether to use enable JIT on the Aria or not, will render a better experience.

Personally, I prefer without JIT. How about the rest of y'all :cyclops:
[HTC Aria General] fspl600:
As im concerned, enabling JIT makes android pre-compile apps for faster launch. Never even turned it off :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Garner:
Does anyone know where we can get a galaxy nexus coin stand case similar to the S3 that has recently come out? i think they are cool and would like one. ive checked ebay but not found any yet?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stick1300:
Kinda like this?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/GENUINE-SAM..._MobilePhonesCasesPouches&hash=item3a74838c1a
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mendezj666:
I think op was referring to something like the attached Pic.

Very interesting and hadnt seen one like this before. I use my holster as a stand when needed but this looks to be a nifty feature if they made one for the nexus. Maybe others have found one or have turned ordinary things into stands.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stick1300:
Oh! That makes sense and is cooler! I just did a quick Google search for "S3 coin stand case" and saw the mesh looking cases. I just assumed coin stand was the brand or something.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Garner:
Thanks yes i was after something like that, i think they look great
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UUK3:
Hi, some one have the problem that this app wants an update but when you want to do this there comes an error? App not available or something like that?

So somebody knows why or how we can fix this?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SColl07:
i have the same on mine.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xdboyxd:
same problem...
[General Questions and Answers] FromiOSToAndroid:
Hello, my name is Ishmum, and this is my first post on the forum.

I have just sold my iPhone 4S because I was just too bored and tired of Apple's strict restrictions, and decided that I should switch to Android:cowboy:

Now, I am looking for a Samsung Galaxy S2, but I'd like to know about any other phones that have very little less, equal or better specs than the SGS2's specs that are within the SGS2's price.

Thanks!
[General Questions and Answers] benthe1:
HTC Sensation XE.
[General Questions and Answers] Gorjess:
I would suggest HTC One S.. it's new, has a decent processor, and good build quality..

About the S2, it's outdated already.. It's not produced anymore but the demands are high, you're going to have a hard time finding one..

Swyped from my GT-i9100
[General Questions and Answers] JakeOcn:
Samsung Galaxy Nexus, just for the reason that it will have Jelly Bean
[General Questions and Answers] Phlemos96:
If you want fast updates and not getting worried if you phone is gonna get 'em, go for a Galaxy nexus.

if you want better build quality and more speed than the gnexus go for the htc one S.

there is also the droid razr, but it is from motorola and i dont like that much.

Personally i would go for the Gnexus just because it is Pure Android experience, i mean no skins like touchwiz, sense and so on...and it has jellybean roms already!!
[General Questions and Answers] DanJRWalsh:
Yeah, I completely agree.
[General Questions and Answers] FromiOSToAndroid:
I got an i9100 few days ago, actually posting from it XD

I saw and tried the other phones you were talking about, but NONE of them had the quality and the "precious feel" like the SGS2. So I got this one. I also dont care about FW updates as I am more than happy with Gingerbread.

Sent from my GT-I9100M
[General Questions and Answers] Harkirat Chauhan:
Great phone SGS II
[General Questions and Answers] Hooride707:
HTC amaze

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Sent via carrier pigeon
[Droid Eris Android Development] Super_Dork_42:
So, that said, I am wondering what devs are going to develop for what phones from here on. Please only respond if you're a dev. Hopefully one of you will want to work with the HTC One S.
[Droid Eris Android Development] bigrat:
I've dropped my contract with Verizon and moved to Page Plus cellular - so I and my wife are still using our phones ;) Using the Cyanogen 7.2 official release with a couple tweaks in the Settings -> Cyanogen -> Performance settings.

Stock 7.2 w/Zeam Launcher

CPU Settings -> 300/710, PERFORMANCE governor

Compcache 10%

JIT enabled

16-bit transparency enabled

Scrolling cache default enable

24M Heap

Everything else at defaults, nice and smooth.

Considering how much we pay for cell phones, I can't see paying for a new one under contract again while the old ones work great.
[HTC One X] scooters29:
Morning all,

I run:

rooted HTC One X running Renovate ROM

this phone is one of the faulty batch with the dodgey wifi issue

I have repaired the wifi issue

the phone has been working fine for the last 3 weeks

I plugged the phone in to charge last night

this morning it is totally dead, there is no charging light when plugged in,

I did notice that the phone was running very hot last night

phone is on T-Mobile UK

any ideas?

suspect the phone overheated and it cooked the battery
[HTC One X] shree.cse:
Sorry to hear that, I don't think it's a good idea to charge it through out the night. Can you still feel the heat of the mobile?
[HTC One X] etsme:
It has happended to me !!!!

No need to worry, it has happened to me a few times. remove it from the usb, make sure you plug it back into the wall charger and hold the power button looking at the LED on the top, it should go red. if not just press it and wait a few times. I know it sounds crazy but it has worked ever time. once the LED comes on, just leave it to charge.

My fix was to update my clockwork to 5.8.4.0 that fixed the USB isues

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1594819

hope this resolves your issue
[HTC One X] elmonen:
Theres no harm charging through the night..
[HTC One X] scooters29:
Thanks everyone - I rooted last week so I'm already running clockwork 5.8.4.0

I plugged it in the OEM charger and into a known good socket (house is 150 years old and some of the wiring ....well...)

anyroad, I left the phone for an hour and when I returned the amber charging light was on and it was showing 63% battery.

I think I might have the problem diagnosed. I keep the phone in a 3rd party leather wallet which also has space for cards and money. I usually charge the phone in this with no problem however I suspect that the jacket caused heating issues - the phone was running Audible for Android last night, and the combination of all caused the overheating.

In future I will remove the phone from the jacket before charging overnight

phew!

and thanks to all for your assistance!!:good:
[HTC One X] r2b2:
Is this opinion or based on fact?

Every phone I've had (Android, WM, Symbian) has been charged in a dock overnight and I've never had battery issues...
[HTC One X] spthacker:
Can I ask why? Always charged every mobile I've had overnight whilst turned off ready for next day, is this something related only to the HOX you know of please?
[HTC One X] zvieratko:
This is nonsense, it does no harm to keep it plugged indefinitely.

---------- Post added at 11:10 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:08 AM ----------

Same thing happened to me. Plug it to your computer with the USB cable (not to the AC charger) and let it be for 15 minutes. At one point, it will start charging. Then leave it for another 30 minutes before switching it on.

What happens is that it goes crazy and instead of charging starts to discharge, and when it discharges completely it will not even boot into the charging mode or respond to power button.
[HTC One X] shree.cse:
Don't comment, if you don't know it completely. Just take time to read this article and decide. I won't get anything if I say something like this.
[HTC One X] zvieratko:
This is called FUD.

1) Modern Li-Po batteries don't mind being charged to full (damage occurs above 4.23V)

2) they don't mind temperature (to some extent of course)

3) they don't need to be discharged (yes, it can mess calibration, but it also wears them out)

4) all batteries in consumer electronics are protected, so even if the charger/phone does something stupid, they should not be harmed

5) battery explosions and fires are caused by mechanical damage or a short, charging circuit malfunctions are very uncommon

6) when you leave it plugged in, it will not harm the battery, though it depends on device what happens - the device can run from the charger and let the battery be, or it can run from the battery and start charging again at ~95% (this is what lenovo laptops do), or it can keep running from and charging the battery (this is what a HOX will do IMO). Everything but the first case wears the battery out, but it's so minor that you won't notice it at all.

This article was written for sake of having an article, it's full of misleading and incorrect information. I don't need to be a battery expert to notice that.

In short - your phone knows what to do.
[HTC One X] hapticc:
Guys whatever you say but i had Samsung galaxy s before and its battery died because i used to keep downloading on atorrent all night keeping it plugged. Though battery was cheap just 10$ so no problem but htc has non removable battery plus it would be costlier i guess 30-40$ so i would recommend not to keep it plugged for too long
[HTC One X] BenPope:
And the other Samsung galaxy s you had, which you treated identically, apart from the downloading and charging all night didn't suffer battery degradation, right?
[HTC One X] eddyedwards007:
I've ALWAYS charged all my phones that I've had overnight with no issues whatsoever :D
[HTC One X] anoniemouse:
I got an old motorola V3i that i have had for over 5 years, & i have always charged it over night from almost flat to 100% & it still lasts as long as it did 10 days a time.

I will take personal experience anytime.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JoshuaLow_:
What will the factory reset do to a rooted SGS2?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chef_Tony:
no it will not unroot your phone, only delete data
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kilometers4:
If you want to unroot go to www.sammobile.com find a stock firmware and flash through odin
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayeshbsoni:
hello

I am on siyah custom firmware and as i do factory reset everything gone then i go to cwm recovery and got recovered thanks to root and CWM. So I advice notdo factory reset. If u want to wipe data or catch use recovery mode (vol + & home & power button).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] afbengochea:
I know that we can't use the international version roms on our phones but I saw that on the att side they already have two roms. I'm curious if they would work on ours. Since I'm still very much a noob I don't have the knowledge to get my phone working if it didn't work, but maybe one of the more experienced ones here might be able to. So anyone tried yet?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cashyftw:
I'm trying it as I type, currently downloading

---------- Post added at 08:42 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:09 AM ----------

Everything is working fine!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] afbengochea:
Obviously WiFi calling is not going to work since its not supported on att just want to make sure there's no radio problem. The att roms don't update the radio?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mrmako777:
roms dont flash radios, only the stock images do
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lantek23:
I asked this question in the international community a few weeks ago and now it looks like it's been answered. Thanks to cashyftw flashing a rom.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1694268
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Reviewers:
AT&T ROM's work on our device that's great.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joshnichols189:
They are the same phone so everything should be fine UNLESS a radio is involved.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] s1mpd1ddy:
This is good news --- that means rom development should be STELLAR. Has anyone tried on a SPRINT S3 yet?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joshnichols189:
Files will need to be changed between Sprint and Verizon versions to account for different radio technologies.

Kernels should work across all of them though. It should be a situation similar to the Nexus.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ...Awesome...:
View attachment 1156488View attachment 1156489View attachment 1156490​

I have Modded DSPManager to use the libs & Audio files from BEATS to work with AOKP & CM9 ONLY!!!

Flashing this will not mess up your other Equalizers!!​

V.1

Had a bunch of FC for alot of devices

v.2

Fixed the FC issue

v.3

Added MUSICFX so settings work for CM9

Added Awesome Control Panel

Re-built Awesome BEATS

Download: AwesomeBEATS™ v.3

Just FLASH and enjoy!!

Make sure to change in SETTINGS/SOUND/MUSIC EFFECTS to AWESOME BEATS.

Thanks to:

Cyanogen (DSP Manager)

Beats (Audio Files)

Sckyboy78 (For the find )

nik3r (For all the help getting it to work on other devices)

mwalt2 (Helping fix the MOD to work on CM9 based Roms)

Confirmed Devices working:

MyTouch 4G

Desire HD

Desire S

Inspire 4G

Desire

GalaxyTab Plus

Sensation

Amaze 4G

Galaxy S2

Nexus

SSIII

SSII

SI

Sensation XL

Droid Incredible @

Evo3d

Moto XOOM

Donations Received:

*Dgardner425

*La_Blu_Eyez

*Tornado234

*WhiteMambaB

*Fabio Battisti

*Chris Miller

*Mike Cruz

*Liz Aguilar​

MAKE SURE YOU GUYS HIT THAT THANK BUTTON IF THIS MOD WORKED FOR YOU!!!​
[Galaxy S III Android Development] eranda84:
did anyone try this?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] javan966:
This looks pretty awesome, if anyone has try this let me know if it works
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ...Awesome...:
Just flash it nothing but awesomeness can happen!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ttav:
Not working on Omega v1.1 AOKP.When I select beats in sound/music effects and press ok I get a message saying musicfx is not working. Set up everything in awesome beats then started playing music with power amp..... changing equalizer settings in power amp and awesome beats made no difference to the sound at all.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] faddys123:
Does this not work for stock ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Smoothface:
Well if you are using poweramp you will hear no difference with any equalizer if you have the direct control option enabled in settings(of poweramp). Make sure that is disabled and try again for results(I hope you get something you like, sound is so subjective).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ttav:
Had already been using DSP Manager so I knew about disabling direct control.. it was the first thing I made sure was disabled when started.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ttav:
Did a reboot and it's working now....full range of the equalizer in power amp now accessible :)

Edit for rom details: Omega v1.1 AOKP with SiyahKernel v1.2.6
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ...Awesome...:
Woot woot lol thanks for confirming can u edit your post and write what rom your on for other users to see. Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kwanyin:
does it work on rooted original rom?

and how to apply it to yhe system? do i need to unzip it??

many thanks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metaphysical_calamity:
Nice job!

Wonder if this can be modified to work with sense..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DJSave:
Any chance of this on Omega 6.0?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aqishimie:
I'm using omega v6.0 flash now but no different :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mcnaget:
Aokp.

Wont work on omega 6.0 it is only for cm9,aokp,miui.

Regards
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jengoreda:
work good, thanks.

blackstar rom v2.1

but neutron player no effect.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Brockg:
what exactly does this do?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] riso123:
Annoying that to use this I need to flash a custom ROM... I already run a custom kernel but am happy with stock sammie.

Any idea of making it woke with stock sammie in future??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ...Awesome...:
Yes it's being tested maybe next version release
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Safe0716:
Work's on AOKP B40 (26/06/12) with stock AOKP Kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dlads:
Been looking for beats, glad someone has implemented it.

Unfortunately I won't be using stock any time soon, do you have any thoughts about maybe adding support for touchwiz roms?

Cheers.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] riso123:
Wicked!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Reck1993:
:good: it worked on my AOKP. Man it's really different,but ONLY with CM9 and AOKP? what about ur screenshot? (it's sony launcher) lol:p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ...Awesome...:
xperia launcher yeah lol
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bradputt:
Works on panadroid Android, good job!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] androb0t:
hoping this could work with Xlite ROM......someday ....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bigwavedave25:
Works great on my Galaxy Nexus LTE running AOKP b38, stock kernel. THANKS!

However, I cannot get it to have any effect on PowerAMP... even with direct volume control unchecked (and after a reboot). Would be nice but not super important, PA does a descent job on its own.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ibu4u:
can u do some favor to work this on other roms too....looks very very impressive....great job by the way!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MiG123:
+1, works great on stock apollo player but not on my daily driver poweramp...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ...Awesome...:
What rom? I've posted it in every rom development section that its supported
[Galaxy S III Android Development] As2O:
Beats Audio

I had no music software on my phone after installing aokp rom to my phone but then i installed poweramp full and dsp manager together and it works great without any issues!

thanks alot, keep it up!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ...Awesome...:
Thanks foe confirming can u edit your post and write what rom your using thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ttav:
I had problems setting it up yesterday but finally got it working.....strange thing is that today it`s stopped working again:confused: As you say PA does a decent job so i`m going to stick with that.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fysi:
Quick question: Why would this be better than the stock libs/audio files?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
Awesome work it works on Samsung Galaxy S3 with Paranoid custom rom also using Zplayer music app and sometimes player pro both work great
[Galaxy S III Android Development] woshiahboi:
Does this improve the quality or distort it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nicuz95:
Do you think that it works with Jelly Bean? :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] osbaldov:
I keep getting choppy sounds when playing but it does work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] imatrix83:
hi

will this work for Omega v7 Rom rom running SGS3?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] broncogr:
Thread closed.

This can be continued in the Android Software Development forum in an identical thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1728391
[Motorola Droid Bionic] alan scam:
Okay, so I'm about ready to destroy my phone.

I'm on 902, and I keep getting an error when I try to let the phone update to 905. I'm pretty sure this is because I've deleted all of the Bloatware.

I've looked through all of the FXZ tutorials I can find, but to no avail. I'm running a Mac system, and every time I try to run pathsaver, nothing happens.

I hit 1-6 and I get: "bash: /Volumes/The: No such file or directory"

What does that mean? Can anyone please just give me a walk-through that an idiot can understand on getting back onto the upgrade path using Mac?

Please!
[Motorola Droid Bionic] lhkjohn:
Best bet is to borrow a pc or go to a computer lab and fxz with RSD lite. I spent countless hours trying to do it with a Mac, but had to break out the old DELL with XP to finally do it.

pathsaver has a Mac version, but i couldn't for the life of me get it to work