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[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Falc0nPuls3:
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okay, so lets get started ok?

I don't know how new to android you are and I don't have a lot of information about your current condition so here is a complete guide ok? make sure you follow everything step by step and keep these in mind:

1. everything I wrote here is for your sake so follow them to prevent any sort of damage to your device.

2. this is a custom ROM, by flashing this you will void your guarantee, also you will lose all of your data. so you might wanna keep a backup of all of your data.

3. not me not any dev on xda is responsible for any damages to your device, remember you are doing this by your own desire.

Note that those are only some facts/possibilities that you should be aware of, since I don't want to keep you in the dark.

Installation procedure

flashing a custom recovery, in this case cmw (clockworkmod)

1.download this file onto your SD click here

2.then turn of the phone

3.hold power button and home button till screen shows up

4.now let go off the power button still hold the menu one

5. (now use volume buttons to choose and menu button to apply (touchscreen is not activated in this mod)) choose apply update from sd

6.navigate to the directory where the .zip file you just downloaded is stored and select it.

7.select yes apply ............zip

8.Wait till it's done and and then reboot.

So far so good.

Now you are going to flash the Actual ROM.

1. so same thing, just download the ROM from the opening post, I have uploaded it to two different servers to ensure its always available for all users, 4shared or mediafire which ever you like.

2.now do the same thing as above to get into recovery (holding those two buttons, cool?)

3.there yet?? okay great. so just wipe data/factory reset and cache partition and under advance menu wipe/format dalvik cache.

4. choose install zip from sd card navigate to GingerIceCream.zip and select it.

5.there you go now select yes apply .........zip

6.ok wait till it says completed then reboot.

NOTE!!! first boot will take a bit longer than normal boot, Its setting up everything.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Falc0nPuls3:
Cheers bro!!!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] shyamv:
Blue Color Theme & Patch will work On Stock?

Blue Theme cannot be installed on stock rom's, right? Correct me if am wrong. Actually am looking for the Blue Color Battery Icon, Time & Log which would look exactly like ICS or JB. I want the Blue color but in stock rom. Is there anyway this could be possible?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] phil boob:
how did I miss this in july?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Falc0nPuls3:
Yes don't try it on stock or only god knows what your device will turn into now if you can be bothered you could get one of these stock themes modify it ... replace the graphics with the original ones (make sure you let the original theme creator know about this. Im not sure if u need to but its not harmful to be respectful.) Or make a request to one of the themers or the creator himeself I forgot his name to port or whatever you want them to do with this theme now I dont think he will because hes busy plus hes active on another device forum.

But yeah give it a try let me know.

All the best brov :D

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[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] shyamv:
Is it possible to just get the icons? We gotta do something with the framework, right? Changing the framework API from 15 to 10 and that's how i would get for GB 2.3.6. Haven't tried it and i actually have it in mind that it should be done through Android SDK Manager. You would have worked on it so guide Buddy!
[Galaxy Ace S5830 Android Development] Falc0nPuls3:
hehehe honestly i have no idea what ur talking about all u need to do is to replace the pngs thats all (well if you want the icons only, make sure there all the same size otherwise use a multiresizer script for Photoshop or tool to resize them all together )
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Itamar2:
My quastion is if its possible to port A KERNEL from the Galaxy Nexus to this phone.

the Razr runs on TI OMAP 4430 and the Nexus runs an overclocked version called 4460 ( Wikipedia ).

So, is it possible? :confused:

Thanx, Itamar

( and I'm sorry for my bad english :o )
[Motorola Droid RAZR] BytecodeMe:
I'm not exactly familiar with porting, but yes, I assume that with enough work it could be ported. But there would be no use for it until Kexec is out,because of our locked bootloaders.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] Bkral93:
So I got my DInc4g this past weekend and I'm loving the phone, I chose it over the new GS3. Today I was playing around with a coworkers Google Nexus and it's pretty damn nice. I have been an iphone user since my XPeria X10. So I'm not hip on the whole current android universe.

Looking at specs... The nexus and the DInc4g seem pretty close, except the camera. I like the size of the nexus, it's the middle ground between the two other phones. And JB runs super smooth on it.

I'm still in my window to exchange this phone for the nexus. So I'm reaching out for opinions.

Nexus or DInc4g? Or can somebody convince me to wait 2 days for the SG3?
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] nitsuj17:
its all personal preference really, i think the biggest 2 things are this:

1) what screen size/form factor is best for you

2) what version of android do you like running? if you get the nexus you ll always have the most up to date (well for 2 years or so) stock versions of android..and you can get miui w/ it to....if you get the gs3 you ll (probably) get aosp versions and have tw roms...witht his (hopefully) we ll have aosp at some point, but primarily sense roms

and price is a factor to some extent (if using an upgrade to purchase)
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] *Madmoose*:
I can't give you any info on the SG3 but I can give you a direct comparison on the Inc 4g and the GNex.

I purchased both phones at the same time as I was curious on which would be better for my needs. I was a little on the fence about the Inc with it having a smaller screen than my current phone (Rezound). So I played with both over the weekend and the Inc 4g won me over hands down.

The GNex is a very nice phone, don't get me wrong, but the battery life is absolutely abysmal. I thought the Rezound had battery issues! The GNex had really bad signal as well. The Inc 4g had about 2 bars of signal and the GNex was telling me to connect to wifi sitting next to each other. So I played around with some kernels and different roms for the GNex to see if it would get any better on signal and battery life. Nothing helped in a serious manner. The amoled screen on the GNex is pretty nice as you dont get the washed out blacks like you do on an SLCD screen. But comparing the two screens next to each other, I preferred the Inc 4g as far as overall color and sharpness was concerned.

The lack of an SD card was a major drawback for me as well, by the time I copied my music over to the GNex my left over space was very limited. The dev community on the GNex is huge though. If you're a flashaholic...the GNex is for you. If you want your phone to last a full day and then some...get an Inc 4g.

Would also like to point out that the speed tests I ran on a 4g connection, the Inc 4g won on every test. Usually by 5Mbps on the download and 2Mbps on the upload. This was consistent on every test.

Screen size is your other determining factor. If you prefer a large screen...GNex. The Inc 4g has a smaller screen but there are no issues with reading anything on it. It's very clear, so don't assume a smaller screen is a harder screen to read. I've found the larger the screen, the worse off the battery life is. GNex takes it to a whole new level on battery drain though. I have used many phones over the years and the GNex is the absolute worst on battery life I have ever seen. Even with an extended battery you more than likely will not last an entire day with moderate use.

As far as the Inc 4g, I really don't have any complaints. Its extremely responsive, no lag that I have noticed and the battery life is the best I've seen from a smartphone to date. There is only one thing that in my opinion could make this phone better...Amoled screen. But the only thing you'd gain is the pure blacks you just don't get with LCD technology.

Hope it helps a little. I like both phones very much. Really it comes down to screen size and what your willing to put up with from your battery.

---------- Post added at 10:03 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:02 AM ----------

GNex and Inc4g are the same price ($149)...GS3...omfg :)
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] nitsuj17:
depends on where you buy it...directly from vzw yes, but its still 40 for inc on letstalk...not sure what the best gnex deal is...and havent really seen any sgs3 deals (cuz it was preorder) just 199/249 from vzw
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] *Madmoose*:
Good point there, you are absolutely right.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] Makaveli1490:
I haven't heard good things about the Nexus on Verizon. 2 of my coworkers has it. One with Verizon, he complained about it. Idk if the other is on Verizon
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] miguel11691:
The galaxy nexus is horrid on Verizon... I had and the phone battery is the worst I have ever expierenced... Mind u I have had the thunderbolt and the original Razr... Yes nexus now has JB but soon we will too... Remember this phone just came out last week lol... Without any hacks and scripts this phone is crazy fast... Just imagine what will happen a few months from now and we could really hack into this thing and bring out its true power... Galaxy S3 is a power house don't get me wrong but people who talk on in looks like they talking on a Gameboy lol
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] Bkral93:
My coworker has a JB nexus with 3 hrs screen on time. I've only heard people complain about battery life if they don't use custom roms. Also, it's sort of asking for poor battery life if you don't use system toggles. Does anybody have a fully modded nexus that can comment on the battery life? Or even with the extended battery?
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] ohredwood:
I don't have either the Nexus, or the INC 4g, but I do have the OG INC, and I think what the guys said above should spell it out, pretty clear.

I actually went in a VZ store yesterday to ask the folks about some changes to my plan coming up, and while I was there I wanted to see what the INC 4g looked like compared to my OG INC, and maybe even the GS3.

Well, the INC 4g was the same size as my phone in an otterbox, so I figure it will be even slightly bigger, if I get it and will get an otterbox covering it. It was a little laggy though, but hell, the store model had so many dang icons on the top, with gps and everything going on, it didn't suprise me, guess the clerks have downloaded everything under the sun on that thing. I liked what I saw though, and sense 4.0 looked kind of refreshing, nice. The viewable screen is a little more than I currently have with the OG INC, which was cool.

Now, I was disappointed I couldn't actually lay my hands on a GS3, I wanted to compare the two, and they don't have one in the store, but yet you can preorder the damn thing, well that to me sucks.

However, I did see a Nexus, and my first reaction was,. WTF, that damn thing needs a saddle bag strapped on my waist to hold it, lol. I mean, I thought it was just too damn big, and if I've read the information on here right, the GS3 is even slightly bigger. Well that concluded my interview, I do not want a tablet for a phone, and that was the impression I got, so if you like em big, then you might just dig the GS3 or Nexus.

Funny though, I was listening to a sales rep, talking with some potential customers, and I don't consider myself to be an expert, but, this fool was talking about how in another two days the new Nexus was hitting the store, and I had to laugh at that. Also, he compared the Droid 2 to the INC 4g, as far as speeds and overall phone similarities, oh brother, these guys are really up to snuff on their products...
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] miguel11691:
Haha wow... Some reps really need to learn what they talk about before opening their own mouths smh
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] *Madmoose*:
I just noticed after playing around a little, if you remove the tabs at the bottom of the app launcher you could fit 6 rows in there easily...

...there's a dev somewhere going "you don't know what the hell you are talking about, you have any idea what that involves?"

Don't shoot!

---------- Post added at 03:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:29 PM ----------

I learned a loooong time ago not to listen to reps in the store.

I was swapping out the GNex i had for the Inc 4g today and the girl told me I shouldn't do that cause the HTC phones are much worse for battery than the phone i had...all I could do was sigh at her. She then proceeded to tell me that the SG3 was a great phone and couldn't understand why I was trading it in. Some people were just born at the wrong end of the stupid meter.

Don't get me wrong, there are some great reps out there, but they are extremely few and far between.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] miguel11691:
Haha indeed... I freaking love this phone... It's so fast and speedy and the battery has been great so far.. imagine how our device will be once nodded or JB is installed
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] eng3:
I also pre-ordered a SG3 to keep my unlimited and have been thinking of (probably will) exchange for an Inc4g.

I've been reading alot of reviews of the Incredible 4g and SG3 and find it strange that the Inc4g is mostly described as a disappointment, under-powered and not much of an upgrade where the SG3 is mostly described has a flagship top-of-the-line phone. However when I look at the specs, they look "pretty much" the same.

CPU: Same CPU model, 1.2Ghz vs 1.5Ghz, I doubt 300Mhz is a noticable difference especially since you're probably running at a lower freq most of the time anyways

Screen: GS3 has slightly higher pixel density (306 vs 275)

Dimensions: GS3 is thinner but larger

Battery: GS3 has larger but as long as I can get through a day, whats the difference?

Skin: Sense vs TouchWiz, I think most people prefer Sense

Camera: Both 8MP, Inc has a F2.2 vs F2.6 lens, but GS3 may have a better chip?

Everything else, GPU, weight, etc, is almost exactly the same.

I would use the same argument to choose the Inc4g. People say the Inc4g isnt worth it because it is too much like the rezound. I say the SG3 isnt worth it because its too much like the Inc4g and I dont want to give up the ability to use my phone with one hand or fit it in my pocket. If they were both 4in, I might go for the GS3 since its thinner and slightly higher speced, but it doesnt seem worth it.

I walked around to verizon, sprint, tmobile to compare. I hope that verizon finally has a SG3 now so I can compare them in the store side by side.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] a3photogod:
First time posting on XDA, been watching and learning for a long time...

I was in the same boat as the op, until this morning at my local VZW Corp store. First, I love my Rezound, the screen is top notch, accurate color representation. With an art and photography background, this is number 1 thing I look at and require, a great screen. But because of the hype, I had to check out the SG3 to see for myself. Talk about major letdown. Dim, dim ,dim screen is all I can say. Google home page is white, not gray like I saw this morning. The LG models looked crisper sitting next to it. And brightness was at max. Touch wiz is ok, too muddy and jumbled.

Next I looked at the Dinc4g, and man what a difference. No lag, great feel in hand, and a clean, crisp, bright screen. Really felt like the little brother to my Rezound, only snappier. If the Dinc4g had a screen in the 4.3 - 4.7 inch size, I would have left the store with one. Not a big dealbreaker, but would need more time to adjust to the size.

Ram size, proc speed really is not an issue, unless you are doing video editing, photo editing, etc in which case that is what a desktop is for. I personally like the Dinc4g for its clean UI, snappy feel, build quality, and clean/bright screen. May end up getting it to replace my old dx the wife uses.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] *Madmoose*:
Welcome aboard!

Yeah, the screen size is definitely smaller, but really I don't even notice it until I hit websites in desktop mode. But the pinch/zoom fixes that up nicely. Overall I wouldn't be happier with any other phone. The battery life is amazing on the Inc 4g. I honesty don't know how they did it...it's just...remarkable.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] eng3:
Really? Dim? I did not notice any difference in the displays. Ofcourse I had to look at the SG3 in a sprint or tmobile, then goto a verizon to look at the Inc4g so I never saw them side by side.

I'm thinking the two phones are pretty much equal. If you prefer a larger phone, the the SG3, if you prefer a smaller one, then the Inc4g.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] a3photogod:
Agree, 2 phones are equal, comes down to UI and size.

Regards to dim screen, next to my Rezound and Dinc4g in store, yes sg3 not nearly as bright. The whites were not white. There is an article also confirming screen illumination. Sorry, can't post a link yet. Not nit picking, all a matter of personal preference. Still both are good devices and no matter which one folks go with, they will be more than pleased with the experience.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] polarimetric:
I'm quoting these parts of these two posts in particular because I feel like we need to start seeing that sentiment expressed more often. The way people on the internet seem to talk about this phone versus the GS3 is ridiculous. They make it seem like they're two totally different phones and the SGS3 is so ultimately superior in every way, when they have the same operating system, the same chipset (with the Incredible underclocked by 0.3 GHz which only serves to extend battery life and is not noticeable in everyday tasks, not to mention the fact that it can easily be overclocked to its original 1.5 GHz), and roughly equivalent-performance battery capacities when you take into account the SGS3's dramatically larger screen. This phone has been panned in multiple reviews I've read about being "stuck in the past" or "not up to the standards expected at the $200 price tag today" but the only phones out right now at the $200 price level in the same class as this phone are the SGS3 and HTC's own One series of phones, both of which have significantly larger screens. It all seems like Samsung's shelling out a lot of dollars to get major media outlets to make this phone look like a dinosaur when it just isn't.

(Also, one review called this phone "too thick and bulky"--seriously? I'm not really interested in carrying around a sheet of window glass. This phone's thickness will do just fine.)
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] eng3:
Is the Inc4g actually underclocked 1.2ghz or is it an actual 1.2Ghz cpu? I know the difference is minimal, but it makes a difference when overclocking and stability. If I recall, most phones run at a lower frequency to save power and only jump up to the max speed when you need it (launching an app, games, etc) so they may literally be running the same speed most of the time. As for the battery life, I haven't been able to find a review of both phones where they used the exact same technique to measure battery life so I have no idea how much of a difference it is. I assumed that the GS3 is better because its larger. Yes the screen is larger, but it is probably also off a majority of the time. I do wish the phone were thinner and lighter but I guess that is a personal preference just like how some people want a bigger screen.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] polarimetric:
HTC claimed that the processor was "totally different" when the phone was originally announced, but it has since been confirmed that the Incredible 4G has an MSM8960 Snapdragon S4 chipset inside, which is the same chipset as the one clocked at 1.5 GHz in the SGS3 and other phones. Obviously, we will know better once the development on this phone moves forward how stable this phone is at 1.5 GHz, but since there is no record of a 1.2 GHz MSM8960 being produced by anyone, the assumption (and the repeated statement in many reviews/articles about this phone) is that it is an underclocked processor.

The GS3 has a 2200 mAh battery versus the Incredible's 1700 mAh battery, which would be a big difference if the two phones were comparable, but due to the GS3's higher clock and bigger screen, the difference is much less pronounced. The GS3 probably does have better battery life in real-world usage than the Incredible 4G, since, as you say, the screen is off most of the time, but the difference is not as pronounced as some reviews may lead you to believe. A 4.8" screen has to light up significantly more area than a 4.0" screen, and given that these phones are a lot more efficient CPU-wise than previous generations thanks to the S4, the screen is now by far the biggest pull on the battery (62-80% on my Inc 4G depending on how many voice calls I make).

The only benefit to a thin phone for me is that you can put a bulkier case on it without worry of the phone getting too thick. I don't really like how overly thin mobile devices feel in hand, especially phones--I like my palm to be able to rest comfortably on the back of the phone while holding it one-handed without my fingers awkwardly hanging off the side, which requires a bit more bulk.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] eng3:
I see, I'll look forward to OCing it.

As for the battery, I would expect the SG3 to have better battery life even with the screen, but that only helps to a certain point. Whether at the end of the day if my phone is at 20% vs 10%, I'm still going to plug it into the charger so it is ready to go in the morning. Now if the SG3 was at 60% and the end of the day and the Inc4g was at 20% at the end of the day, that would be a diff story. Unless the battery is significantly better, they are all the same to me.

I carry my phone in my pocket. If I am wearing jeans, sometimes it can get tight if I am sitting or climbing a letter or what not. That is where a thinner phone can help sometimes. Ofcourse I think screen size affects the pocket feel far more. But I agree, there is a limit, if I'm holding a credit card thickness phone in my hand, it won't be very comfortable.
[Verizon HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE] kettlepot:
I believe that was released quite while ago. If you are moving on from Dinc4g, I would choose Galaxy S3, instead.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] johnwazhere:
hard bricked my motorola cliq when trying to unbrick it with RSD Lite. now all it shows is a black screen..:crying:
[Huawei Ideos X5 U8800] mehmet63:
"image signature verify fail!

your boot/recovery image may have an incorrect signature

please update your image to a signature offical one."

the phone will not turn on I get this error.

bootloader can not access the phone's memory is when you open the pink screen

I threw the sdcard update package Dload volume + - pink screen power comes pressure

please help me :(

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please help
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Dillsnik:
I haven't found a single use for it yet
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] bklam:
i cut my friends' faces out and place them on random bodies. Other than that, i'm not an artist so i'm struggling ways to find uses for it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] lunadomain:
Quick Notes!

Really great for quick notes, some sketching. It's awesome for Draw Something too!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dogmaxi:
It's very extremely useful on taking quick medication orders/directives from doctors when I'm on call.

I use it on scribbling directions from screenshots when there's a problem using an application