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[Desire Themes and Apps] velein:
One of my friends has a Galaxy S3 and when i unlocks his phone, its water "waves" that shows where his fingers has touched the screen.

Is it possible to get for desire?
[Desire Themes and Apps] zolistir:
I found some GO Locker themes in the play store, but the ones which were a good replica, had terrible performance on the desire.
[Desire Themes and Apps] nlooooo:
Then go and buy a s**t of Samsung...:p

Sense lockscreen is #1, no matter what version.

Sent from my HTC Desire via flashes and thunders
[Desire Themes and Apps] Anon87:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.airbit.soft.siii.lwp

Its not a lockscreen but it can offer the same effect.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] Angry Sprint Customer:
Hello everyone, I am trying to decide between getting an HTC EVO 4G LTE or the Samsung Galaxy S3.

I would appreciate any benchmarks mention to help me with my decision, it could also help if you mention why the Galaxy S3 is a better option.

Im in sprint, but since the hardware is similar, i would consider all benchmarks not international.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, (US Carriers)] TitaniumBarbell:
That's mine.

SGS3 is a better phone by far.

Good luck!!!

Sent from my AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note 2
[HTC Rezound] JD164:
I have a phone to return and would like to know how to remove Amon Ra Recovery I used the All-In-One Kit to install the recovery but i want to go back to stock and re-lock the bootloader ASAP can someone please help me I need to send this phone back. BTW what does the Stock option under kernel do would it return it back to stock recovery thanks.
[HTC Rezound] neckbonest:
flash the GB ruu and your phone will be stock but you will still have to relock the bootloader
[HTC Rezound] JD164:
Noob at Flashing RUU

Sorry for asking but I'm a noob at flashing but where do i get the stock RUU and how and where do i get it and flash it. Is there any links on how to do this. Would going to recovery and unzipping a file do the trick in my SD card. Not sure if i hit the spot on this but thanks for the help.
[HTC Rezound] JD164:
Got It

I figured it out thank you
[HTC Rezound] the1Doctor:
If you could help me. What did you figure out and how did you do it?
[HTC Rezound] DigiDave:
Stock Recovery

I don't think you need to run an ruu to get the stock recovery back. search and you should be able to find a download link to get the stock recovery and you can just flash that with adb/fastboot.
[HTC Rezound] mvmacd:
For stock recovery and latest ruu firmware: http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...ull-ruu-build-4-03-605-2-for-the-htc-rezound/

Once you download, copy to root of micro sdcard, and rename to PH98IMG.zip

Then boot into bootloader, and it should detect it and flash automatically. note it has to flash twice. You must say yes, It will look like it rest and restarted, but it's normal.

Don't forget to delete or rename it after your done or
[HTC Rezound] brenuga:
If you are on a stock ROM, all you have to do to replace amon ra is to do "fastboot flash recovery [stock recovery filename].img "

Then if you want to run amon ra again, just do "fastboot boot recovery [amon ra recovery].img"
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] xenneco:
I found the new play store of Jely Bean! (New android 4.1) :), You can download it in the attached file

How to install manually?

1. - In your Android goes to Settings -> Applications -> and check the box Unknown sources, so you can install applications manually.

2. - Download the Google APK Store v3.7.11 Play, your smartphone or tablet connects via USB to your computer and copy the APK downloaded to the microSD card from your android and disconnect your device from your computer.

3. - With a file browser goes to the contents of the microSD card and find the APK Store v3.7.11 and Google Play install it, will tell you that you are overwriting an operating system application and you must accept it.

That's it, after a few seconds you will have installed the new Android app store on your device.

Source
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] z28tovette:
Wow, I'm really liking it a lot.
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] Eddie_Brock:
Screenshots?
[XPERIA X10 Themes and Apps] cartmenicus:
It doesnt look that differnt but I think its faster:) I yhink hahahah

Sent from my x10 using feralab v19
[Atrix 4G General] Prashramani12:
Hello, this is my first post here so bear with me...

I want to root my atrix and unlock the bootloader and (eventually) install CM9 onto it because I don't feel like waiting for the OTA to ICS, and I want to have the Vanilla ICS experience.

I know there are guides on how to root on here, but I wasn't sure if they pertain to the At&t Atrix MB860 with 2.3.6 and version 4.5.141, and I didn't want to try until anything before I was certain that it would work for my phone because like most people I am deathly scared of messing up my phone. My upgrade isn't until January, so this is the only phone I can use until then.

So can anyone help me out? What is the definitive step by step guide to rooting and unlocking the bootloader for my phone (at&t atrix, 2.3.6, 4.5.141)

Any help is greatly appreciated, many thanks!
[Atrix 4G General] breathtakingevil:
I just had to go through the process again recently. It's actually a lot easier than when I first got the phone. Goto this thread --->http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1136261 and follow the unlock method first. Then flash custom recovery on the phone. You should be good to go after that. PM me if you have any questions.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] asdfglkjhg:
Can someone provide me the link for cyanmobile experience cause the 15 seconds waiting count not working for me
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] TeeJay3800:
Since this is more of a request than a question, moved to General.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] cygnus39:
man, squadzone himself ask us not to mirror the download link..

if you want to try the ROM, just try it by yourself..
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] asdfglkjhg:
I don't want to mirror the link i only ask for giving the original link to me
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] droider007:
U can download it by android default browser........
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] TeeJay3800:
He's looking for a link to the ROM download, not asking what browser to use.
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] droider007:
By using default browser he can get pass that 15 secs count and can download the rom..........i myself downloaded the rom using this way.........
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] asdfglkjhg:
It's not working for me so please give me the link
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] vikas1038:
Use dolphin browser and there will be an option on the top right corner "skip ad" just click on that and you are through..

Remember use dolphin browser.. I have done it myself
[Samsung Galaxy Fit GT 5670] asdfglkjhg:
Not working please give me the direct link
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] xenneco:
I found the new play store of Jely Bean! (New android 4.1) :), You can download it in the attached file

How to install manually?

1. - In your Android goes to Settings -> Applications -> and check the box Unknown sources, so you can install applications manually.

2. - Download the Google APK Store v3.7.11 Play, your smartphone or tablet connects via USB to your computer and copy the APK downloaded to the microSD card from your android and disconnect your device from your computer.

3. - With a file browser goes to the contents of the microSD card and find the APK Store v3.7.11 and Google Play install it, will tell you that you are overwriting an operating system application and you must accept it.

That's it, after a few seconds you will have installed the new Android app store on your device.

Source
[Galaxy S II Themes and Apps] superleeds27:
Been done, several times already. Plus, the latest version is 3.7.13
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 131313:
This is a guide for tf201 owners of how to setup the Eeepad Asus Transformer Prime from scratch to get a most stable installation of the tf201 and to achieve comparable mass-testing-results based on a totally similar installation of the device. The setup helps people to get as much out of the device as the firmware of Asus offers. It’s by no means a fix for bad & wrong coding or defective hardware but it will resolve any update/ firmware or user induced mess with the os and will givepeople a fresh start for a clean setup.

As the rooting of the device presumably won’t void the guarantee but offers the ability to get much more out of it I decided to root with sparkym3’ root tool: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1706588&highlight=root+sparkym3

Currently I was running on firmware .28 (this works for any previous firmware)and this is a guide for the clean-setup of a rooted device.

Make sure to follow every step thoroughly if you need/ want to participate in mass-testings and share results.

Added 120705

Only positive feed back on my guide but the rating is bad, come on guys don't be so stingy, help people identifying a useful thread.

Added 120724

I hope my thread, being viewed over 5100 times, gives you guys an idea about how to treat your device. I am still happy with mine. Had to install 'browser to ram' though. I will update post #3 4v1.01) SETTINGS SETUP: very shortly, hopefully before JB, as then I will have to restart everything again....

1v.1.01) PREREQUISITES:

- Electricity

- Transformer Prime TF201, I recommend rooted so TitaniumBackup can be used

- Asus ac-connector

- Asus usb-cable

Make sure the battery is almost fully loaded.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 131313:
2v.1.01) CLEANUP unrooted/rooted:

Load the battery first no matter what state your tf201 is in. You have installed a new update, a new rom from the Asus Homepage and or just want a clean start. You have done a backup of all your private data:

(if you are not rooted just skip step 2a2))

2a1v.1.01)	Start cleaning your device. You have to get rid of every single app and every stock-update (except for rooted tf201; spare “TitaniumBackup”, and “Superuser") either in the menu “Settings/Apps/All” by going through every app and first of all “Stopping” it, if possible “ClearData” and “ClearCache” and then “Uninstall” it.

2a2v.1.01)	(if rooted) clean with TitaniumBackup:

-	Open “TitaniumBackup”

-	Click on the “BatchBackup/Restore–ALL” Menu in the top right corner of the screen

-	Scroll down to the section “Uninstall” and “Un-installAllUserApps”

-	Scroll down to the section “ManipulateData” and “ClearCacheForUser&SystemApps”

-	Scroll down to the section “ManipulateData” and “WipeDataForUser&SystemApps”

2a3v.1.01)	Now you will do a “FactoryDataReset” in the menu “Settings/Backup&Reset". Don’t use the inbuilt “Google Backup&Restore” function as you want to redo everything from scratch. Just push the “Reset” button, put in your credentials, if you are prompted, and “Confirm”:

“EraseEverything”

The tf201 restarts twice now and the android-clown starts digesting the mess it is deleting and organising.

On my device this takes approx. 2 min. and the reboot takes another 2 min. Then you can start to initiate you Transformer again:

3v.1.01) INITIALISATION:

a)	choose your country and push “Start”

b)	choose your keyboard language /Input method and push “Next”

c)	connect to your network and push “Next”

d)	set date and time (choose “Timezone”, “AutomaticDate&Time” set “ON”) and push “Next”

e)	sign into your Google-account

f)	don’t join “Google+”, push “NotNow”

g)	untick the 2 settings in “BackupAndRestore” and push “Next”

h)	tick the 2 settings in “UseGoogleLocation” and push “Next”

i)	push “Finish” and the Initialisation has completed

Now you see the all new os on your device. But it still has some old data fragments in use and

k)	by pushing a pin in the reset-pinhole next to the microsd-card slot of the tf201 for more than 30 seconds you will delete old information which is kept back until the residual energy has emerged from the transistors of the mainboard.

The device reboots and you do another two reboots. Now your tf201 is as shiny as it can get and ready to eat mud again.

Sorry people: Forgot to mention that you should now also wipe your interior sdcard. lAt least all the data which has been put there by some app and isn't part of your precious digital collection. We want every app, stock or downloaded, to have a clean setup with no old data.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 131313:
4v1.01) SETTINGS SETUP:

(This part hopefully gets structured when I go through the menu ...)

I now will check and define the stock settings point by point but out of curiosity I just went into the menu for a first glimpse:

"Settings/Wifi/Advanced(menu in the right top corner)/KeepWi-fiOnDuringSleep" is set on "Always" and yes, the battery-reading is confirming this too ("Settings/Battery" tap on the diagramm and you see the timeline of GPS/Wi-Fi/Awake/ScreenOn//Charging). Okay, I will change the Wi-Fi to "Never" and observe it .(previous setup has learned me Asus fixed this setting)..to be continued

5v1.02) NOTE:

You can do a backup of your device first so you always have the clean basis handy if needed. This guide is work in progress and I hope I get some additional information into it in time.

After having followed my guide twice and done every step as described my root was still there both times. But the previously not uninstalled 2 applications were gone.. So the next thing I will do, is; install "Superuser", “TitaniumBackup” and “RootExplorer”. Then I will do my backup.

Depending on what basis you have started setting up your prime you can swap certain steps to still experience the tf201 at its “best”. Different apps may set you back to deleting everything manually and following this guide.

This guide is set up from my experience with four pieces of the Asus tf201 species and the many hours I spent in this forum as well as on the phone with technicians of an Asus repaircenter. I put up my thread how it is convenient to me and I hope the xda-old-timers show their goodwill towards noobs like me and won’t kill it as well.

Hopefully its helpful to some of you gals and guys and you have years of fun with your chopping-boards.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 131313:
6v1.01) TRHEADHISTORY:

120629:

v.1.01 uploaded

120701:

5v1.01 Note unloaded

...........

After having followed my guide twice and done every step as described my root was gone both times. And the previously not uninstalled 2 applications were gone as well. So the next thing I will do, is; reroot the device with sparkym3’ root tool (see op) and install “TitaniumBackup” and “RootExplorer”. Then I will do my backup.

Depending on what basis you have started setting up your prime you can swap certain steps to still experience the tf201 at its “best”. Different apps may set you back to deleting everything manually and following this guide.

.....

7v1.01) FAQ:

Q: How is this different from doing a factory reset? Why manually delete everything 1st? tha@clenz

A: My experience (was on a previous build though) I still had apps like "superuser" showing up in the applist after a factory reset only. The "FactoryReset" needs to be prepared also! Actually before uninstalling you should turn off as many of the running processes in "Settings/Apps/Running"(push "ShowCachedProcesses" in the top right corner) and running services in "Settings/Apps/Running"(push "ShowCachedServices" in the top right corner) as you can without corrupting the preparation of the "FactoryReset". Then you will be able to delete even more app data and cache of stock apps. But I will leave it out for the moment and hope I won't stumble over this.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] john9:
thanks for the tutorial.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] clenz:
Ummm - how is this different from doing a factory reset? Why manually delete everything 1st?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 131313:
post 3 will be updated wip as is

Welcome

My experience (was on a previous build though) I still had apps like "superuser" showing up in the applist after a factory reset only. The "FactoryReset" needs to be prepared also!
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] pandaball:
That's because factory reset formats /data and /cache but does not touch /system. Easy way to fix that is just delete busybox, su and superuser.apk before factory resetting. Much faster than the cleanup section of your guide imo.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MXR2:
anyone with screen flicker/artifacts/audio skipping issue tried step by step of this guide, if yes, are those problems gone?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MiscBec:
I was reading in another thread the suggestion to wipe the data or factory reset, and then install the latest firmware version from the Asus site (which you would have preloaded on an external (? I've also read internal...) sd card). Would that take care of the system files in a more efficient way than going through and deleting each of them individually? Also, if the factory reset does wipe everything but system files, is there a need to manually remove non-system apps? Can I even get at the system files if I'm not rooted in order to remove them?

---------- Post added at 04:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:27 PM ----------

I'd also love to know this- it's my most frustrating problem, and if doing the reset isn't going to help than I might put it off (I'm scared to make something else break on me that would be worse!).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MXR2:
Yeah, because I've personally did a manual reinstallation of .28, full wipe and system wipe and it changed nothing.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] nyijedi:
Exactly. This is a placebo effect. . If that really made a difference, don't you think Asus would have said something by now?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jcoleridge:
I tried the procedure suggested by the OP (i never wiped after the update, only cold booted a few times yesterday because of the prime that seemed to be alive - see related thread), and now, after an all-day use (all my apps and games reinstalled) i can say that it's more smooth, wifi is a little better and my prime does not move by itself like it's alive ahah. But immediately after finishing the procedure i had persistent screen artifacts on the very left (never had them), but a cold boot solved. And, after that, 2 or 3 very little artifacts during the day, just like before doing this procedure. Never had ANR before and after this procedure.

So i think that there's nothing we can do about screen artifacts: somebody have them, somebody not. Every prime behave in a different way. I hope they can fix this annoying problem (which, incidentally, i never had before .28).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] brainimpact:
doing a factory reset willl lose root right?

my Prime really needs a reset and fresh start everything is mess
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jcoleridge:
No, you won't lose root, but maybe you'll only have to reinstall superuser app.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 131313:
Q & A

You are probably right. I did this guide for non rooted user as well and today I don't see any other solution to get rid of all the old data than by deleting every single one. Suggestions to do a factory reset but not pointing out to prepare this factory reset and finalising it by the pinhole reset seem to be in use for a long time and show different results.

So I took another approach which has been very reliable for me. Thanks for your input

Maybe you try my description step by step and don't forget, very often you have to do a reboot after installing a new app.

My guide starts after you have done the update. Now the trouble starts because even updated some apps still use old values. If you use the .zip-file to update you still should clean up everything after the installation and start with the procedure described from step 2 and not skip anything until you have done the pinhole-reset and two more boots. Now you are fine to start.

As I stated earlier: I don't suggest to fix any coding problems. My guide just gives you a clean start. You don't sound like you have tried, haven't you?

I am glad it helped you. Just to get it straight: You got the screenflicker before you finished my procedure! After the reboot it was gone and this is exactly why I suggest to do two more bootups after the 30 seconds pinhole-reset. Thanks for your feedback.

[NOT CORRECT]Sorry to correct you but my root is gone, installing superusere won't help.

But you can regain root by using sparkym3 root tool mentioned in the ops.[/NOT CORRECT]

Edit: jason1993 is right, I have changed the op
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jcoleridge:
You are right about the screenflicker, but i don't agree about root permissions. I didn't lose them after your procedure, i only had to reinstall superuser app to manage them, but i had them. I'm sure because the first thing after finishing the procedure has been reinstalling superuser app and then ezoverclock.

Anyway, after this procedure and the tweaks of the ATP Tweak app, screenflickering is almost fine.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MXR2:
can anyone else who tried this method play a video, be it youtube or any video files and see if there is any random loss of audio during playback for abt 1-2 sec

because i keep having this issue, regardless of the number of times ive rebooted my device
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] 131313:
Oooops, I just found out: You are right, we don't loose root after the "FactoryReset". I apologize to you, great you insisted.

Will change it in the original post.

Why don't you just try it yourself instead of keep asking? Your device will be cleaned an probably (hopefully) fixed. I don't have this audio loss problem at all.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] MXR2:
because I've done many steps already to set my prime to default, as vanilla as stock as possible and the problems were never gone. i just dont wanna go thru another reset
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hyperdyne:
Hi All,

I've used ODIN many times but always using "monkey-click-this" instructions. I'd like to learn why I'm clicking this or that and which files should be in which box(es) because it's not always clear.

I know the PDA button is to flash the boot image and/or file system; the PHONE button flashes the radio driver. But it's not always clear what's in a given tar file. Does a given XYZ.TAR contain just the boot files or also include the radio? If it does, do I put it's name in both boxes? What if I put a PHONE file in the PDA box or vice versa?. As I understand it, the tar files know what's in them and where the file should go in the file system. So what does the PHONE button/box do that's different from PDA?. And then there's the inscrutable PIT (Partition Information Table) file. Usually it's not needed but sometimes it is. How do I know when?. I'm a seasoned software professional, but this has me very confused. Any enlightenment would be greatly appreciated by me (and lots of other monkeys too I bet).
[Galaxy S I9000 General] hencke:
If you want to learn, I would recommend looking into Heimdall instead. From what I've read Odin is leaked samsung software while Heimdall is opensource and multiplatform, and Heimdall will thus have better documentation availible.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Angry Sprint Customer:
Hello everyone, I am trying to decide between getting an HTC EVO 4G LTE or the Samsung Galaxy S3.

I would appreciate any benchmarks mention to help me with my decision, it could also help if you mention why the EVO 4G LTE is a better option.

I would consider all benchmarks.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] KaoMinerva:
Dude just get out. Benchmarks mean nothing & the specs on the phones are damn near equal. No need to flaunt benchmarks at all

1st & in before the lock!

The LTEVO says hello!
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] firmbiz94:
I can understand your frustration but looking at his join date and post count obviously he hasn't been around here too long and we shouldn't scare him away. Anyways with the us version they benchmark pretty similar although the evo seems to have a slight edge according to some tests I've seen..phone arena got a 5500 quad..which I've never gotten close to..they perform great the evo is just built a lot better and I'm not a fan of touchwiz..but that's subjective