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[Android Apps and Games] rah77az:
I wonder how many users use filtering in JReader. Please, check the poll.

Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] mario_001:
Do you planning to supporting after googel reader close?
[Android Apps and Games] rah77az:
Worked a bit on an alternative, but it is definitely not easy to implement. I hope I will manage to come up with something by the time Google Reader closes.

Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] kuroneko007:
[MENTION=1232291]rah77az[/MENTION] for me, jReader is by far the best RSS reader. It does everything I want it to. Especially the offline reading mode is invaluable for me.

Have you looked into moving over to feedly's "Normandy" API? It should be almost the same as the Google Reader API.

By the way you should make a donate version so people can give you money. If you could implement feedly or some other support after Google Reader closes, I for one would be happy to buy your app!
[Android Apps and Games] rah77az:
Hello kuroneko007,

Personally, I am not satisfied with the feedly's news flow, navigation, usability (Google Reader is much better in my opinion) that is why I have been working hard on creating a separate service (mainly just like Google Reader/JReader) for JReader. The user will be able to use JReader features (filtering, watching) using the web service, it will be optimized for sync (unlike Google Reader), filters will be applied on the server, less cpu and net usage for phones, etc. I hope to finish it in couple of weeks (fingers crossed), the web app and sync api are almost ready, but there are some challenges (mainly server costs and optimizations related, I might make the service ad based or paid one unless I manage to deal with the issues). Once I'm done with the web service, I'll push an update for JReader to allow users at least copy Google Reader subscriptions and import existing filters into the new service. And after that I intend working on JReader v2, from scratch, will remove all unnecessary options and features, will deal with the bugs and missing/incomplete features. This is basically the plan for now.

But the main challenge is uncertainty, if the users need this kind of service. The more people state that they do, the more certain and productive I get :). (Thanks for that!)

Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] rah77az:
Hello everyone,

I think i am finally ready to start beta testing of a new service for reading RSS feeds, which should eventually sync with JReader.

The URL for the service is : http://reader.jyvee.com

Most of the service features (including filters) work ok but I'd really appreciate to get some feedback.

Thanks all!

rah77az
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RajendraMH:
hi,

I have got vadafone 858 smart android device. I am trying to root my device but its not possible.

I have used z4root, universal root, superuser, super one click. All are failed.

When i saw a video on youtube regarding rooting the same device mentioned above using z4root, after clicking "permanent root" button it was rebooting but for me device is not rebooting, application closes and afterwards i tried to install ROM Manager, it is showing "your phone has no su user"

please help me

Thanks

Raj
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jiffer1991:
Im not pretty shure if this will work but i read some articles in a german forum thread about it

many people say this phone is not rootable

but one guy stated a method working for him and hes said

u have to down,load the superuser apk and install it afterwards root ur phone via z4 root or superoneclick

this method worked for him and several other fellows but nevertheless some guys statet that it isnt working but im sure youll find a way

fare well
[HTC One X] grinder19:
I've been wondering is it possible to govern the CPU based on what app or process it is doing, surely by managing CPU in this way could maximize battery life and possibly improve performance.

For instance so your on Facebook or emails at present they say it should use the 5th power core but this is not the case surely Facebook app only requires about 500-700mhz to run so limit CPU load to 700mhz whilst Facebook is in the foreground process.

Background processes should run on a separate core than that of the foreground process.

If your playing a simple low end game than that should be limited to 2cores to reduce hogging of CPU and reduce lag

High-end games run the 4cores and background processes run on 5th core to reduce lag ingame.

Is this a good idea or am I missing some points :p

sent from a powerhouse :) HTC one X quad core nvidia beast :)
[HTC One X] timlambo:
Yes it's possible and there's already an app for that. Try Setcpu. Allows you to set individual settings for individual apps. Good app to have. Hope this is what you're looking for.
[HTC One X] The-Last-Hylian:
I think you're missing the point a little bit, the CPU automatically chooses how many cores and when and how to use them based upon what you are doing on the phone at any given time. (Or so I believe anyway, I may be wrong)...

You can set the clock frequency with SetCPU and choose individual Apps to have certain frequencies, but as the +1 core is hidden you can't choose to set that manually anyway, so a bit pointless.
[HTC One X] grinder19:
I'm aware the CPU automatically chooses but I believe it's trigger sometimes and it doesn't need to be so there should be a limiter that you can set for individual apps. Setcpu doesn't let you choose settings for individual apps but rather set limits based on phone state

sent from a powerhouse :) HTC one X quad core nvidia beast :)
[HTC One X] grinder19:
I stand corrected lol Setcpu does allow it doesn't seem to work I limited gmail to 760mhz to test and still used max load on 2cores

sent from a powerhouse :) HTC one X quad core nvidia beast :)
[HTC One X] timlambo:
It's because we can't yet let the CPU uc by that much. Only 1400mhz works on faux. Any lower than that and it just goes back to 1.5ghz. I'm still trying to find a way to underclock it to less than 1400mhz.
[HTC One X] grinder19:
If they had released the base code for the processor it would be a lot easier to alter the clock settings

sent from a powerhouse :) HTC one X quad core nvidia beast :)
[HTC One X] PhilipL:
Hi

It is unlikely to really save much power by limiting the cores on a per application basis, the manufacturer has already spent millions on R&D designing the chip and drivers and optimising it as much as possible, why would a free/few dollar App be any better? The reason you are unlikely to see any benefit is that if you slow the core down, yes it will use less power, but it also takes longer to do the work, so uses less power but over a longer period of time, end result is a slower phone for next to no benefit.

Regards

Phil
[HTC One X] timlambo:
You are right in some way. But if we can lower the clock below 1400mhz and it sticks, we can modify it to increase quicker and decrease slower. This way we will do the same job in more or less the same time with less power. But to keep an app open in the background like setcpu can actually take more battery.
[HTC One X] grinder19:
Doesn't have to be an app it cud be jus messing with the code somewhere it's power optimisation that's needed as Facebook works on a single core processor phone e.g my old xperia x10 without any sign of a stutter so why does it need 3or4 cores running exactly the same thing on this phone. Google spends millions on android but it's still open source as they even admit they are not perfect.

sent from a powerhouse :) HTC one X quad core nvidia beast :)
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tonyroid:
ICS aniamtion is pretty cool

but i want to use GB stock animation because of simplicity

help me
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chronophase1:
Do you mean the boot animation? ROM Toolbox has it. Its also floating around here somewheres but I use that app for a bunch of other things which is why I mentioned it.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] migueldbr:
He probably means animations like transitions and other stuff. Dont know if that possible though
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MercilessLTD:
If you mean the stock Nexus S Gingerbread boot animation, I have attached that.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] ttiimm:
Hey guys, ive only had this phone for 3 weeks and im so happy with it. the build quality is excellent, and there is an excellent camera and specs under the hood of this phone. I've compared it to many of the new phones, and im\'m pleased to say that the xperia s is one of the best of them. Here are some of my comparisons:

Galaxy Nexus (thanks to my friend):

They both run smooth, 5mp camera is mediocre, and is unable to take the high quality shots of our phone, performance is nearly the same,

Jellybean runs smooth, but so does our phone with only ics

Galaxy Note (thanks to my cousin):

Smaller screen than the note, but text and websites look sharper on our screen. performance is way better, maybe it was just me, but touchwiz was really choppy and looked crap comparing it to sony's ui,

Galaxy S 2:

similar, our phone is a tinny bit faster, and i cant understand why touchwiz is so ugly............. performance is ok, but our phone is better at viewing photos and videos thans to our super HD screen

ill have to say, the galaxy s2 is pretty good for a phone that was released a year ago though..........

feel free to make your own comparisons below............:D:D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] gm007:
Sorry but we don't need such threads,it will lead to wars.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] newdon07:
+1 I agree.......
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] lukesjeans:
I think if people act mature there shouldn't be no wars. My thought is this. I've had x10 And arc past years. Recently I picked up the gs3 (first non sony). I can say just by looking at videos of Xperia s the gs3 is faster (2gb ram) but gs3 is uglier than the Xperia s. I'd say Xperia s Is great and I'm still trying to find one to test since I love Sony. I think if you like design and being different from thé crowd go Sony xperia. If you want that speed boost with less exciting design go Samsung.

Hope I don't sound fanboyish with that.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] jojo1980:
Have always loved Sony had arc s and now xs since launch, loved every minute until 2 days ago, when the wife got her galaxy s3 and as much as I hate to say it it is far superior.

For me the whole design and feel is much nicer, the keyboard is a joy to use, touch buttons more responsive and the whole phone is so much quicker no lag no constant home screen redraw.

Don't like to settle for second best so trading mine in
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] zodiac100:
The trouble with the xperia s is that it's been riddled with software issues from day one and it just can't seem to stabilize itself even in these ics days judging by the number of issues people have been having with that.

Mine isn't constant homescreen redraw but homescreen crashes.

I've compared the xperia with the GS2, GS3 and note. I can say that it's better than all except the GS3. And there it's mainly a performance difference. A slight one at that. Wait until the wife's GS3 settles down after a few weeks, I promise you the lag will be clearly visible too.

My friend's note was the same. When he got it, it was as smooth as butter but when I saw him again a few weeks later, I couldn't believe it was the same phone. Lagging and stuttering like a flipping joker.

You're going to have to wait for jellybean to reduce the lag in android.
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] bbvg:
Especially if 'someone' starts comparing it to the iphone... apple fanboyz are cancer.

Nevertheless, i like hearing "your phone is the best". A bit childish but i admit it. :p

Envoyé depuis mon LT26i avec Tapatalk
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] gamesky:
The reason I choose xperia s over galaxy s3 or htc one x is due to the screen clarity and also the camera..

tho each phone have its pros and cons anyway..depending on someone preference and usage :D
[Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go] tiagodamian:
Laaaaaame wars

Sent from Claro Sony XPERIA S
[Nexus 7 General] bso44:
I've had the N7 for less than a day and I'm head over heels in love with it. My next phone will be a Nexus for sure.

Useless thread but I just had to share the love.
[Nexus 7 General] CrazyPeter:
If everyone bought Nexus devices because of the prompt updates, it would kick other manufacturers into investing in larger software development teams to deliver updates ontime.
[Nexus 7 General] aliburns:
As long as there is a choice I will always go for a Nexus, can't be bothered with manufacturers' customisations and carrier restrictions. Whether the Nexus or similar concept will go on indefinitely is another matter.
[Nexus 7 General] bso44:
Any reason why it wouldn't? Aren't they supposed to come out with multiple Nexus phones sometime at the end of this year?
[Nexus 7 General] housry23:
Many people have felt this way for a while now. Welcome to the club! I laugh at people when i get asked "are you getting the galaxy s3?" I did make the mistake of getting the Verizon nexus, but i paid the etf and bought the gsm unlocked nexus. Now I'm back to our Google and my n7 is on its way. Google shipped it yesterday!
[Nexus 7 General] aliburns:
If profits at Google fall at some point they may take resources away from the hardware side and concentrate on the software side. Wouldn't like to see that happen but can't be discounted.

If, as seems likely, the Nexus 7 becomes the top-selling Android tablet other manufacturers may decide to withdraw from the sector as they can't compete against a company using consumable sales profits in the Play Store to effectively subsidise their manufacturing costs. Alternatively there could be some form of unfair competition or monopoly complaint. Hope not but wouldn't rule it out.
[Nexus 7 General] darkstallion:
seriously.. you really make me envy.. i hope i could have it soon enough.. :D
[Nexus 7 General] glowworm62:
That it runs stock standard un-bastardised Android is almost at the top of my list of benefits beaten only by screen quality and weight.
[Nexus 7 General] NORCALkID:
Lol I love this little device solo much that I bought a Mifi and am gonna try to use this as my phone replacement along with Google voice :)
[Nexus 7 General] big samm:
Same here I'll never get another android phone besides the next nexus... I bought a Galaxy Note and it took Samsung almost 5months to get ICS which to me is still buggy as hell. I'm Glad I kept my Galaxy

Nexus... I took my gnex out of the box just because of jelly bean, the thing is like a brand new phone! So I had no choice to get the matching tablet!

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 General] tbogenrief:
I feel the same way now. I'd like to get one that works with my VZW account but I don't trust buying one through VZW.
[Nexus 7 General] sleebus.jones:
Amen to that brotha. I'm loving the nexus7 stock android, and the next phone will be a Gnex.
[Nexus 7 General] eugoreez:
this kind of posts kinda urges me to buy m7 immediately even more.. :p
[Nexus 7 General] MemoryController:
So... You are gonna use a 7 inch device as a phone? Kinda extreme :p
[Nexus 7 General] lesonal:
My first super phone was the Atrix 4g waited forever for gingerbread.... was super extra pissed ! Flushed it down the toilet purchased a gsm nexus now life is goooooooooood!
[Nexus 7 General] buggzero:
Seriously, thank you for this.

I was worried when I first came on the Nexus sub-forum, that there was a lot of negativity and issues. And granted there are bad experiences with every first run of any product.... but this is the first phone/media device purchase that I have actually been fairly content with it out of the box. My phone (Samsung Vibrant) I have gotten tired the last few months of flashing it weekly since I bought it.

Of course, I am bound to run into things, but I felt the same way clankfu
[Nexus 7 General] chefdave12118:
Housry! Sup buddy? Haven't seen you since the Evo 3D days (or cm7 nightmares). I had the Verizon Nexus and loved the hell out of it. I have the GSIII now and also love it. Got my N7 yesterday and love that too lol.
[Nexus 7 General] Jayrod1980:
The solution for the OEMS is to keep stock jellybean! To differentiate, include new or different hardware or form factor etc. Then put exclusive apps or features that don't require a change of the system. You could have the play store check for something unique to allow the product download or something. That way there would be no problem keeping it current.
[Nexus 7 General] aindow:
I don't see why HTC couldn't do that with their HTC Sense. It's essentially a launcher.
[Nexus 7 General] matthewr87:
I feel the same way. I fell in love with the Nexus experience after finally flashing my stupid Canadian yakjuux GNex to the stock yakju version. It was easy as pie and now I get timely OTA updates. Never going back to a non-Nexus (or a bastardized Nexus) device again.
[Nexus 7 General] phonic:
I agree as well. Am very, very happy with the Nexus7. Worth every penny, and then some.
[Nexus 7 General] _MetalHead_:
I would love to have a Nexus phone but it would need to be the latest and greatest hardware for me to spring for it. The GNex was outdated before it was ever released which was an absolute shame. I did own one for like 3 weeks but returned it because stock ICS while awesome, just wasn't enough for me to keep the sub par hardware. I am very happy with my One X at the moment.
[Nexus 7 General] ejchis:
I feel the same way. I've been on an EVO 3D for over a year, and I'm still waiting for a fully functional AOSP rom. I'm moving abroad and need a GSM phone. After significant time researching my options, I ordered a GNexus from the Play Store.

Gnex was delivered on Monday. I played with it all afternoon and evening. Replaced my Sony Tablet S with a Nexus 7 yesterday afternoon. I'm fully on-board the Nexus wagon. I can't believe it took me this long to figure it out.
[Nexus 7 General] :
Nexus devices offer a lot of appeal lately because, frankly, hardware manufacturers such as Samsung are awful at upgrading their devices. The Galaxy Note, which is a fantastic piece of hardware, took six months from release to get ICS (when ICS was available from the release of the phone) and then they release it with bugs that can even brick your phone. People should buy Nexus devices, as it may encourage hardware developers to invest more into software and get proper OS updates.
[Nexus 7 General] vjoom:
I got the Next 7 for few days too and this little thing fly. I also sold my Samsung Note and bought the Gsm Nexus. I'm trying to stick to the nexus line.
[Nexus 7 General] Smac7:
i would go for the nexus, but sprint always get the phone's too late in the life cycle of the phone. Also, it never matches with my upgrade schedule, which is always in june. That's why i got a gsIII with hope that jelly bean comes in the for of cyanogen mod.
[Nexus 7 General] lyrad12:
hopefully the next nexus phone supports LTE
[Nexus 7 General] Nexcellent:
Good stuff! :good:

It's always weird to me when people buy devices that are NOT Nexus devices.

I've never owned anything besides Google Experience Devices, don't plan on changing that! :laugh:
[Nexus 7 General] chriszak:
Going to do the same too.
[Nexus 7 General] trevsl95:
Me too. Google has done an incredible job with the software. People are complaining about preorder shipping and such but I don't care it's a damn good product and I'll buy another nexus devices even if it comes a week late every time. First devices I haven't felt the need to root for better performance...this thing is just a tank!
[Nexus 7 General] edhunter13:
I can see your point. I have a Samsung Galaxy S3 and I couldn't rest till I had rooted it and removed touchwiz. I can honestly say it's the best phone I've had and I'm hoping the N7 will be just as good!!
[Nexus 7 General] bhillegass:
I have owned a large range of devices over the last several years. I can say far and above the Galaxy Nexus GSM phone was the best decision I have ever made. You truly notice a large difference going to a Nexus device (in a positive way). Very excited to get my Nexus 7 and Q shortly. The phone really opened up my eyes to the potential of both google and android.
[Nexus 7 General] BlueBagodah:
I switched to the Nexus One on its Canadian launch day. I ditched the iPhone 3G for it. Made the mistake of picking up the Galaxy S Captivate & it sucked. Went to the Dell Streak & loved the big screen,but everything else sucked. Cracked the screen on that & went HTC Sensation 4G. Pretty nice,but I jumped on the Galaxy Nexus on its launch day. Tried the Galaxy Note for a day but returned it. I missed my pure Android.

Nexus 7 now. Nexus for life now. I hope the newest Nexus is like the Galaxy Note. I want a HUGE screen Nexus phone. My GNex seems so small now that I've been playing with the Nex7 for a couple of days...
[Nexus 7 General] big samm:
I really hope it gets lte Rogers/Att compatible and a better camera.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 General] Evo_Shift:
I feel this way until it comes time to get a new phone. Unfortunately the Nexus phones never have as many features and usually aren't the best of the best. Their first tablet, however, is. We'll have to see if they follow what they did with their phones and start releasing not as great tablets after the first great one. Most people agree the Nexus One was a killer phone but the Nexus phones that have come since haven't been real great as far as hardware is concerned. What I mean is nexus phones lack certain things that I need in a phone like sd card, no FM radio, old/not as great GPU or CPU, no pentile screens.

Software on the other hand is killer for nexus devices and makes the lack of hardware almost worth it to me....almost.

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[Nexus 7 General] Nexcellent:
Care to elaborate?
[Nexus 7 General] Evo_Shift:
I said in my post. No sd card, older and not as good of GPU, no fm radio, pentile screen. All of those things are cons to me that a phone like the galaxy s 2 solved (at the time the gnexus was new). One could argue a 720p pentile is better than a 480 x 800 non-pentile but I don't think so.
[Nexus 7 General] Thegreatheed:
If your logic were valid, well, we would have known this last year.

I would rule it out, and have, because Amazon did this last year, and your prediction didn't come true.
[Nexus 7 General] mtfsandlin:
+74727482929484729

I agree wholeheartedly.
[Nexus 7 General] mrich137:
Is that what happened to team keyblade?
[Nexus 7 General] MarkyMark8609:
After using my Nexus 7 for a couple of hours I'm completely torn about Nexus devices lol:

On one side the device itself is fantastic, Jelly Bean is incredible and besides the lack of upgradeable storage I can't fault anything about my Nexus 7. Feels like it should cost at least an extra £150, total bargain!

On the other hand, the way the launch was handled has soured my taste a bit. I really feel I should vote with my feet and not buy another Nexus device out of principle at the way Google Play screwed me around.

Unfortunately for the second point this really is the best all round electronic device I've owned, I wanted to hate it and ended up loving it. So I will not rule out buying another Nexus device, however I shall not be purchasing it from the Play Store.
[Nexus 7 General] Thegreatheed:
Maybe you should change your expectations. You have your device from an online retailer less than a week after it was available. I don't see what's so horrible about that.
[Nexus 7 General] MarkyMark8609:
Sorry I should have made myself clear.

I pre-ordered on the 28th, I still have had no shipping confirmation from Google Play and I am now past the 2-3 week shipping window. Meanwhile people who ordered weeks after me are receiving theirs, totally unacceptable which ever way you try and twist it.

I bought my Nexus from PC World (Reserved online, walked in and picked it up and hour later) and have requested to cancel my Google Play order. Which no doubt they'll ignore and ship it anyway just for me to reject the delivery.