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[TouchPad Themes and Apps] thunderskain:
Where can I get this adreno zip?
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] lucasklain:
these are the most recent:

http://www.mediafire.com/?xm4a8g8qcnoh9hp

Flash in CWM, backup before.
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Ghosteri7:
I can't make this game work, can someone post the step they did to make it work?

I am in classicnerd butta and i just installed the adreno drives.
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] nikos5800:
Classicnerd rom its to weak for games please change you rom if you want play HD games :)
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] dddsj:
I am on oat's rom but still cannot get the game to start what should I do? I thanks
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] BuffMcBigHuge:
I got it to work no sweat. I downloaded the OLD Adreno Drivers 2xx for ICS.

First, install the game and download the SD data. Then,

1) Copy Adreno 2xx zip onto your SD Card.

2) Boot up Clockwork mod and install from zip.

3) Wipe Dalvik Cache in Advanced.

4) Reboot

The game works fine on CM9 Nightlies. Distance refresh is an issue, but there is no option to increase it in game settings, but the game runs and looks great. I will try out Sixaxis when I get home!
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] hi_john:
got it working after the patch thats naasty ;) thanks
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Dr. Light:
would this patch affect anything else? what about games that already work just fine? conflict with those?
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] thunderskain:
So far all my current games still works.. so I guess it won't hinder anything and might even improve the.performance of existing games
[TouchPad Themes and Apps] Ghosteri7:
The game uses the "config_android_lowphone" file in the touchpad. You can change the values to make the game look better. Just open one of the other config. files and compare. For example "config_android_high".

0 = off

1 = on

I think you can just rename "config_android_high" to "config_android_lowphone" and delete "config_android_high" after it and it will work. (you can delete all config files and keep only "config_android_lowphone" one in there, also all non english srt files can be delete it if wanted and game still works).

Keep in mind that the more visuals you enable the slower the gameplay gets in the touchpad.

Here is an example: //postimage.org/image/p10ev3jet/

type http: first, I can't post links yet.

I later on disabled the fog and looked even better. I hope this help.

Note: I am sorry for my English.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdi2290:
for w/e reason it's not letting me find the app in Google Play. perhaps my ROM (AOPK)

does anyone know a way to get the apk? I just got my Nexus q

update:

I installed Jelly Bean and was able to download it
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] EagleG33k:
If the apk isn't locked to your device (with the encryption they announced at I/O) - can you post it? I'd love to have a peek inside!
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Step666:
Questions go in the Q&A section - not the Dev section
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scoopman:
The google play description of the nexus q app claims that will work on anything with gingerbread and above, the app right now appears to only work and be listed for jelly bean devices
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdi2290:
I installed a JellyBean Rom on my Verizon Galaxy Nexus for it to work.

here is the apk from a Titanium Backup it probably wont work lol but you never know

http://db.tt/Gf1AZApt
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davefp:
Thanks for posting the apk. I was unable to get it from the Play store as it's unavailable in Canada at the moment (seems silly, but whatever). I installed the app from your link and it works great! I'm listening to music on my Q as I type this.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gdi2290:
glad to hear it actually works. I had my friend try it out on his G2x with no luck so I wasn't sure
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lecomelli:
What is yours android version?
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
Crud, I just bought a Q on E-Bay thinking I would get it quicker (it was also about $100 cheaper) than waiting for Google to ship me one but the APK won't install on my Bionic running the leaked ICS build. The Q application in the Play Store also says it's not compatible with either of my devices (the other being a Xoom running ICS) even though the description says it's compatible with Gingerbread and above. I assume that when the Q actually starts shipping they will fix this issue with the market application but my brilliant plan to get a Q sooner will be for naught! :(

I know its ridiculous but part of me is tempted to go buy a Nexus 7 or Galaxy Nexus off of Ebay so I'll have something to control this with when it gets here!
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] btmec:
I would just wait or else buy a Galaxy Nexus. My kids have Galaxy Nexus phones so I just rooted theirs and installed JB to work with my Nexus Q. The original shipments of the Nexus Q were supposed to ship 2-3 weeks from Google I/O so the app should be available anytime.

I think it is dumb for Google to not have it available now. If I was a developer who got it free I would want to be able to try it out with my friends. After all it is supposed to be a social media device. It restricts the social aspect if it is only available on JB devices.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
I wonder if they have it restricted to JB to try to prevent developers from selling theirs, if so I don't think it's working very well based on the number of them on eBay - LOL.

I'm going to be really bummed later this week when I get my Q and have nothing to control it with though.

I wonder if the problem is just the API level it's looking for or if there is something actually missing in ICS that prevents it from running properly with the current build.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Zooklubba:
Pretty sure it is somehow country specific in Play.

I was unable to install the apk to my JB Nexus 7 which I got at I/O. Being at home in Sweden. I was also unable to install it on my ICS Gnexus with a Telenor sim-card. I was however able to install it on my JB Gnexus (the one I got at I/O) which had my T-mobile sim-card.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sbeckett:
I purchased two of these devices on ebay.

But I can't use them because I don't have JB device!

The above APK did not work on a rooted AT&T Galaxy Note with ICS.

I called and talked to google, and they said the non-JB package would be released when the product ships.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
Just received the one I bought off of eBay and it sure is pretty - too bad I can't use it yet! :(

Any developer that can get the apk working on ICS before the official release from Google would get an automatic and significant donation from me (as well as my eternal gratitude)!
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
Despite my incredible lack of experience (absolutely 0) I did manage to get the apk to install on a couple ICS devices after modifying the manifest, rebuilding, resigning and re validating it (I will add my thanks to all the people's tools I used to do this later, I promise!!). I have it running on my unlocked and rooted LTE Xoom with the released ICS build and my Bionic running locked and unrooted leaked ICS. Both are a bit flakey however and both are telling me I need to update the Play Music application even though I've manually upgraded both to the 4.3.605 build. I did manage to get them to go through the network setup page and say it connected, showed services as Movies and YouTube but then both show it unavailable. I've reset the Q a couple of times and went back through the setup but so far I still can't manage it from either device. Right now my brain is cooked so I'll have to try it again tomorrow afternoon! Thanks for everyone here for their amazing contributions, I really hope the Q becomes a legend in Android history (in a very good way).
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] auad:
Ok, this is the APK on my rooted Verizon GNex, I'm using a ROM with JB to control my Q.

Hope it helps...
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
Well, I'm still stuck in the same place as yesterday but I decided to upload my modified APK in case anyone wants to try it on their ICS device.

WARNING!! I don't know what I'm doing and only managed to get this far thanks to awesome tools from others - use this file at your own risk!!!!!!!!!

If anyone can look at this thing and figure out why it won't let me connect to the Q after initial connection that would be awesome but I'm guessing that's not very likely either.

Thanks to: Kornyone his awesome work so far and telling me that changing the manifest got it working on his ICS device, Raziel123x for the Apk Multi-tool I used to sign this after modifying it and to iBotPeaches and Brut.all for the apktools. I apologize if I'm making you look bad with my unsuccessful efforts to use your excellent work.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
Well, I've made a little bit of progress as I can now connect to the Q and change some rudimentary settings like HDMI, Optical, Brightness, etc. but it still tells me I need to upgrade the Play Music application, takes me to the Play Store and that of course tells me I have the latest build. Neither the Play Music or YouTube applications have the little button at the top to make it play on the Q. I also don't see anywhere to enable USB debugging as some others have been able to do, I was going to unlock it but can't access it via ADB without debugging turned on. Am I just missing that option somewhere else in the menu? It's not covered in the help topics at all.

I'm slightly pleased with myself for even getting it to install and connect but now I'm stuck again. :crying:

Any suggestions (other than buying a JB device or just waiting for the official app from el goog)?
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Uxorious:
Still doesn't work on my T989 Galaxy S2 running ICS :crying:
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
It won't even install?
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Uxorious:
It starts installing, then says "Application not installed"
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
SUCCESS!!!

Finally!! I installed a teameos nightly JB ROM on my Stingray Xoom and finally have the full control of my Q. I downloaded the market version of the Nexus Q application on that device and then had to manually install the 603 version of Google Play Music (posted elsewhere on these forums) and everything works great. I set my USB Debugging to on and unlocked the bootloader. I then figured out the reason it won't work on my Bionic is that I don't have the 603 version of Music installed and since the older version is a system application in the ICS ROM for this device I had to root it using MotoFail (thank you Razz1 and everyone else that made that soooo easy!). I then deleted (actually renamed) the existing apk in system/app using root explorer, rebooted and then installed the 603 apk and now I can control the music on my Q from my Bionic as well using the apk I modified and uploaded earlier. I still need to get YouTube working on both and then start on the project of loading applications and a remote control on my Xoom, etc.

Right now though I'm a happy boy (happy boy!!)..... :victory:

Thanks again to all the people who make all the tools to enable a total NOOB like me to get this working! I expect Google to release the applications I needed tomorrow now that I have this working. :silly:
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
Oops, I bet I uploaded the one that hasn't been signed and aligned as that's the error I was getting before figuring out how to use apkmulti-tools to sign it and then zipalign it. Try the one attached here and let me know if it works please.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Uxorious:
Sweet! That worked - thanks!

Now I just need to find the latest Music package ... and a WiFi access point *grrr*.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Uxorious:
Presumably this one ... it doesn't install as-is on ICS, but I guess I'll try the manual "put it in system/app" approach.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1350164
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
Yes, you need the 605 version but just putting it in system/app didn't work for me. I posted another thread with the method I used to get it all working here:http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28656080&postcount=1

Good luck.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GrandMstrBud:
Installed but having issues using it. It works if I use a Jelly Bean ROM but I like CM9 better. Okay it installs but youtube or the movie app do not play it at all. The music app doesn't even show up. Kind of pissed that I got this Nexus Q and it doesn't work worth a $h!t
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
I haven't been able to get the JB YouTube application working on ICS and I don't have any movies on Google Play so I haven't even looked into that one. Music and hackability / potential were the reasons I bought one off eBay but rest assured the apps you want for ICS will be here when Goog starts shipping these things to those who ordered them.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Uxorious:
Presumably you paid less than $299+tax/shipping, so you just have to wait 2 weeks for Google to release the Gingerbread+ support.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Uxorious:
Yesterday I got Music (and on the Q) working on a stock/rooted T-Mobile Galaxy S2.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Uxorious:
Hmm setback.

Now that Google officially released Music 606, I wanted to install Q support on my wife's phone.

It's a T-Mobile G2x running Android 2.3.4.

When using RootExplorer (it's not rooted, but thats file file manager I have) to install the APK, it says:

"Parse error. There is a problem parsing the package".

Any ideas?
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
That apk probably calls for JellyBean in the manifest just like the Nexus Q one did. Someone would need to change it and see if it will install properly then, if I have some time later I may give it a try.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Theme.Holo:
steps to modify apk

Hi, bobukcat - great to see that you have the Nexus Q app working on your ICS device - could you share how you did this?

Did you grab the APK from a JB device and somehow change the AndroidManifest.xml to < 16 and then repackage, sign, & zipalign to an apk via Eclipse, command-line or some other tools?

I have a Xoom (stingray) with ICS 4.0.4 as well as the Google Play app v 4.3.606.

On Edit

As it always happens, once I post/ask a question, I got around to figuring it out myself - I modified the minSdkVersion and targetSdkVersion to 15 (from 16) and installed on my Xoom/ICS - works great

Steps

0. I had the android sdk on my laptop and the android platform tools in my path (I'm on Win x64)

1. I grabbed the apk from a 4.1 device (adb pull path_to_nexusq.apk

2. using apktool, I expanded the apk

3. using a text editor (I like sublime text2), I changed the relevant values in the AndroidManifest.xml

4. repackaged using apk

5. signed with the android debug key (the repackaged apk needs to be signed to be installed)

6. installed by adb install
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
I misread your post when I replied and thought you were having problems installing the Music app version 606. When I modified the manifest in the nexusq.apk I only changed it back to SDK version 15 (ICS) so it won't install on anything older than ICS (4.0). If I have time tomorrow I can try to change it to 13 (I think that's GB but I will double check) and rebuild, zipalign and sign it again and see if it works on my OG Droid that's collecting dust on the corner of my desk. Seeing as how the Q is supposed to start shipping in the next week though I really expect Goog to drop a new version with support for the older versions onto the Play Store.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] auad:
It's all gone! Google update it and I tested running on a 2.3.5 device with no problem!
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] theRealDespotic:
worked perfectly on my Nexus 7.

Thanks bud. This worked perfectly on my Nexus 7. I have yet to try on my Galaxy Nexus.

Most appreciated.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alphanimal:
Can anyone upload the .apk for the current official version of the Nexus Q app?

I got a Nexus Q today to play around with. Strangely it was in original sealed packaging, but was already set to french and configured by somebody else. Hard reset made it work.

Since I'm in Austria I cannot download the app from play store. Can somebody upload the .apk?

Thanks!
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobukcat:
Here's the Nexus Q Apk from my Razr MAXX HD running 4.2.1.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alphanimal:
Thanks!
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] monkey77:
Thanks
[HTC One S] howdid:
Hello Dear One s Community ^_^

finally im able to upgrade my phone from a HTC Desire to something better... But i can´t decide what to get : HTC 1 S or the Sony Xperia S

i need a phone with good cam so:

first of all the software is not important for me i will run MIUI on it so HTC Sense is not important for me

pro Xperia S:

-dedicated camera button

- RGB Led

-Design

-720p Display

-highest dpi

-Normal LCD+Bravia Engine

-Hdmi output

-USB OTG

-32 GB Storage

negative Points:

- much thicker then the One S

-"only" a S3 processor

- smaller community

- cam software not that good

now the One S:

PRO

- Newest S4 processor

- better cam software (sense based miui roms)

- much thinner then the Xperia S

- its from HTC ( i never had ANY problem with my Desire and the Desire is still an awesome phone with the greatest community on the block after 2 years!)

Negativ

- LED Only 2 colours

- Pentile Matrix ( not that good i heard... )

- lower resolution

- only 16 gb storage ...

- i read that the one s has some build issues that the case has some problems

- no USB Otg

- no HDMI (yes with an adapter but then you can´t plugin a keyboard or something like on xperia s only with bluetooth @ one s... )

i really don´t know what phone to get ...

no fanboy comments pls :)

best regarts Melly
[HTC One S] Stiflerlv:
My friend got xperia, I got HTC One S.

What can I say about this:

1. HTC One S is much much more thinner, and design is better

2. Xperia got 32gb memory (I kinda dont care)

3. One S got 25gb dropbox

4. Xperia got better camera and also a button for camera (I would like one on S).

5. S can make photos of video easly, also I think it makes a photo much faster

6. Xperia dont have android 4 officialy

7. I like sens on One S

8. I didnt see much difference between the displays...

9. One S battery lasts longer. Xperias bravia engine takes its part in it.
[HTC One S] Nogad:
I came from the HTC Desire to the HTC One S and i am loving it. For me i checked out the Sony Xperia S in stores but not the One S since its not availible in my country atm.

I found the screen on the Xperia S to be amazing, the pixel density is unrivalled however other than the screen the Xperia S didnt have much going for it

that i required

. Its a bulky phone that ran gingerbread at the time and the user experience was a bit on the laggier side. I havent been keeping up so i dont know if it has ICS yet and if it fixes those issues. The experience on the One S has been great and coming from a HTC Desire its a massive upgrade in all departments.

Main reason i chose the HTC One S was because of the size, build quality and S4 chip. The S4 chip is amazingly fast and effiecient, runs much cooler than my desire for games and i suspect it runs much cooler and more efficiently than the S3 chip found in the Xperia S. In terms of camera, both phones carry good cameras for a phone and the Xperia S seems to have better reviews but neither will replace you digital camera any time soon. I dont think you will notice much difference in quality unless u do careful analysis ;p.

To answer you question on build quality, the Micro Arc Oxidation version (Black) seems to have an unresolved chipping issue and it seems to be the luck of the draw if you get chipping or not. They grey version has none of those issues though. One thing to mention is that HTC are releasing this phone with the S3 1.7ghz chip now so better make sure with your seller before you buy it.

I think you will be happy with either phone but in my opinion if you loved the experience on the HTC Desire you'll certainly love the experience on the HTC One S.

Lastly i think with the new Jelly Bean announcement and Project Butter, when it eventually hits the HTC One S official or ported by devs coupled with the S4 chip, i believe Sense 4 will be absolutely beastly!
[HTC One S] dorezen:
xperia s seems like another phone from sony that's too little too late. had they released it with a S4 cpu and ICS then it would would do okay in today's market against the offering from samsung and htc.
[HTC One S] Andy2502:
I think the One S is sooo fast!

Now i have the cm9 alpha 12 and its running very good!
[HTC One S] TheEndHK:
Just some quick updates to my last reply ....

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1629134&highlight=usb+host

It's my fault. One S already supported USB-OTG now. It is just quite trouble because it doesn't provide power. We still need a kernel mod like on One X to make USB-OTG supports better.

And second, it's confirmed Xperia SL remains as a S3 unit. I guess no S4 and LTE, just some minor upgrade like S3@1.7G.
[HTC One S] superjohan:
sold my experia and got a one s.. if that tells u something. Got damn small buttons on the xperia got me crazy
[HTC Sensation] marvinm:
Hi there,

I have to return my Sensation for warranty. The stock ROM was 3.32.182.11 with Vodafone DE branding. Where do I get this RUU to flash my device back to stock? Or is there any other way to get to this version, like downgrading to Gingerbread and upgrading OTA to ICS?

Thanks for any advice!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pileot:
Ok, so im looking at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1075278 specifically in the Frankenstein firmwares section because, seriously, if your going to put bits and peices together they gotta be the good bits n peices right?

Im mostly confused tho, whats the difference between LP2, LP3, LPS, LP4, LP7, LPD, etc.?

I know many of them were released in different regions, branding is going to be slightly different, apps i dont care about i usually strip out the crappy apps anyways.

I flash my modem because its what works best for me. Kernel i use Siyah. What differences, if any, will i see with the different roms? Or are they all pretty much the same?

If they are all pretty much the same then that begs the question why all the different versions? Which is widely accepted as "the best" or "One of the best" ?

EDIT

That last sentance was more directed as a "stay away from JPKI1 its rather buggy, ____ Is pretty much the same but without the bugs". On my prime its the same firmware pretty much worldwide, just translation is different for each region. Its easy to tell which version is better, usually the higher number is newer and has the previous versions bugs worked out. Samsung had to go weird and make regional updates so every region has a different version. THAT is where my confusion is.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ctomgee:
And you were doing so well up until that last sentence.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pileot:
Lol, in reguards to that i HAVE been trying out as many roms as i can and frankly im starting to forget which ones i tried and which ones i didnt try. I have found that some are just bad and people say to avoid them because most people have problems, thats more what i was hoping for with that statment.

I dont expect to have people do the work for me or try all the roms for me, and i know whats good for one person may not be good for another, im just... Overwhelmed by the abundance of options that are all apparently the same. Thats all.

To reiterate: THIS IS NOT A WHICH IS BEST thread, its a whats the difference thread, and im hoping to be pointed in the direction of which i might stay away from due to poor performance and which generally are the more accepted. But if even such generalities are pushing the rules too much we can omit that bit. :)