yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Themes] wad3g:
Several updates for this post. This thread isn't very active so I've been mainly updating my main thread in the Galaxy Nexus forums.

I have a list of 'finished' wallpapers and another list of wallpapers I'd like to eventually create (they've been requested). I can't make any promises on what's next, and I don't have enough time in the day to fulfill very many requests at this time, but I'll do my best to release a steady flow of new wallpapers whenever I can.

Here's where my lists stand now:

FINISHED

- Liquid Smooth

- Project FNV

- Codename Android

- MIUI

- Team BAMF

- Paranoid Android

- Nexus Evolution

- AOKP

- CyanogenMod

- Bugless Beast

- JBSOURCERY

- RasBeanJelly

- Eclipse ROM

FUTURE

- Team Baked

- CM10 Jellybro -> euroskank

- Jelly Belly

- Slim Bean

- Vicious ROMs

- Triage

- Vanir AOSP

- Xenon HD

- Team EOS

- Generic Jelly Bean/Android/Google

- Affinity ROM

Eclipse ROM

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/40174/eclipserom/eclipserom.jpg

Thanks again for your support.
[Android Themes] wad3g:
These are far from finished, very far, but I'm trashing them and going to stop working on them.

Nothing to get excited about, but I'm going to post them in case anyone else may want to use them. I should be able to get some BAKED into tonight - I hope. So, don't hold me to it.

Trinity Kernel unfinished
[Android Themes] Fabriciohss:
Hey wad, your work is awesome. Do you think you could create another PA variation using this guy here? That would be perfect : )
[Android Themes] wad3g:
Yes, I can definitely do this. I've actually been planning on doing this.

What back bg(s) should I make with this one? Would you like for me to edit this similar to to the other Paranoid Android where it's a mix of the PA logo & Sid (CM10) or just use PA's logo?
[Android Themes] dave2metz:
Great wallpapers! Nice job! Suggestions : Faux Kernel, XDA Developers (without the ugly orange, maybe halo blue) Thanks a bunch
[Android Themes] wad3g:
Alright, here's the quickly thrown together CM 10 Jelly Bro and 2 different versions of the Xenon HD (one without the high-definition text).

Sorry for the lack of updates recently. Just got back from vacation this past Tuesday so I've been catching up at work.

As always, hope you enjoy.

New Wallpapers

Xenon HD: http://goo.gl/FAlOq

CM10 Jelly Bro: http://goo.gl/vWYj6

Thanks again for your support.
[Android Themes] endrit9:
Simply Amazing
[Android Themes] marri:
love them :D thank you
[Android Themes] wad3g:
Okay, got a little extra time to put a few more wallpapers out there. Two of them I've already designed some in the past, so nothing ground breaking there, but I was able to finally get a Slim Bean wallpaper up.

I'm in a rush, so I'm not posting links to all of the wallpapers in this post. You can see the two listed below, or just go ahead and download them from http://wad3g.com

New Wallpapers

Slim Bean: http://goo.gl/YM7Ty

Xenon HD: http://goo.gl/xadfa

RasBeanJelly

Thanks again for your support.
[Android Themes] jwiegand:
Please! Move this to the top of the list :D
[Android Themes] wad3g:
Any takers on a little Team EOS love? I probably have 10 variations of these too if someone were interested.
[Android Themes] wad3g:
Got a new RasBeanJelly wallpaper - I think this one's sexy:
[Android Themes] jayjay3333:
When will you put it on your website? Awesome job! I've used a few now and loving matching my wallpaper to my ROM!
[Android Themes] Eleve11:
Love the CyanogenMod 10's wallpapers. Awesome!
[Android Themes] wad3g:
Whelp, it's been a while since I've gotten around to updating things. I'll continue to do this as long as there's some interest. There are links to the new wallpapers below or you can just go ahead and download them from http://wad3g.com

Also a quick update:

New Wallpapers

Team EOS[2 Versions] http://goo.gl/arJd2

RasBeanJelly [2 Versions] http://goo.gl/HmC8z

Factory ROM: http://goo.gl/1G80q

Factory ROM

Thanks again for your support.
[Android Themes] Dankest:
Would truly love to see an improved paranoidkangdroid ROM wallpaper. They have only one wallpaper ATM and its not really all that appealing. Below is the original wallpaper

AT&T SGS3

ParanoidKangDroid ROM

KT747 OC'ed &UV'ed

Medical MJ Supporter
[Android Themes] wad3g:
I'll see what I can do with this for you, hopefully sometime this upcoming week.

Do you have any color preferences? Light or Dark by? Gradient or Textured?
[Android Themes] Dankest:
Have a dark holo blue theme something less pink would be nice lol

Thx

AT&T SGS3

ParanoidKangDroid 1.1.0

KT747 10/28 OC'ed & UV'ed

Medical MJ Supporter
[Android Themes] jrkraj:
thanks

wow thanks for the superb collection
[Android Themes] pooley:):
That's what you were thinking about Travis ?

PSD here
[Android Themes] travisjshepherd:
yeah but the same color as your blaque blue icons, but yes exactly that!
[Android Themes] travisjshepherd:
How do you do this? It looks amazing. I mean the glow, the eyes, this whole wallpaper, I really want to learn to do this for myself.
[Android Themes] pooley:):
That's all about layer effect. Download PSD and explore the settings first :). I will do some tutorials in the tutorial graphic thread for sure :)

Sent from my toilets
[Android Themes] travisjshepherd:
what's psd?

---------- Post added at 08:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:44 PM ----------

yeah, the original pick that I sent you, the black & white one I just wanted that with the blue highlights.
[Android Themes] pooley:):
photoshop file you can use in photoshop and train yourself :)

here is the blue version :)
[Android Themes] travisjshepherd:
omgomgomgomg, thats awesome.
[Android Themes] travisjshepherd:
I'm not good enough with gimpshop/photoshop. I give up.
[Defy General] Draladino:
Hi there,

I just succeffully installed this rom:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1663613&highlight

And now my computer just don't recognize my Defy+ anymore :/. I tryed to reinstall a lot of drivers but nothing. Then I done a backup on my phone and my computer succeffully recognized he back.

But I really want a better rom for my Defy+ (Here in Brazil the original phones roms come with a of @#$% and bugs), then I installed the custom rom once again. My computer still not recognizing the phone, and there's just no message of "installing drivers" or any error banner at my Windows 7.

I tought it could be the usb debugging option at settings but turn it on or off just change nothing. I still with no acess to sd card from my computer :/.

Sorry for any english error. Hope someone can help me. Love you all.
[Defy General] panhans:
1. Sry for my bad english ;)

2. Open the Windows Device-Manager

3. RightClick on the nonworking USB-Defy-Device

4. Choose "Search for drivers on computer"

5. Now you are able to chose the driver from a device-list, which is offered by windows

6. then chose "USB Mass Storage Device"

7. everything will work fine :D

//EDIT: Your phone must be connected as USB-Mass Storage!
[Defy General] Draladino:
DON!

Succes! Thank you so much!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yiweitech:
The RAM in my s2 has decreased from.92gb to 867mb since flashingics via odin(kies didn't work since the phone had zclp7(chinese) baseband, I have tried all the methods I could possibly think of, like reset, clear cache, clear dalvik, flashing different versions of gingerbread(2.3.4 and 2.3.6) and then flashing ICS back(both 4.03 and 4.04), which didn't work either, cm9(stable, rc1,rc2 and two nightlies, none of them worked but I kept the stable because I liked it better than the touchwiz), cm10(all three nightlies avaliable), and calling samsung(who politely told me to f\_/c1< off because my phone was bought in China, resulting in me directly saying it to them which then resulted in a dead line). So any conventional way, I've probably tried, and it's not effective. I'd love to hear unconventional ways and/or why this is occuring. A simple google search revealed that I wasn't the only one with this problem, and nobody has a solution for it yet.

ps ever since flashing to cm9, I've had unexpected shutdown and immediate reboots(when I'm doing something, it stops responding for two seconds and the boot screen comes up and I lose everything I was doing before) This only happens when my screen is on, never when my phone is sleeping.

Thanks in advance for your responses!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxhorseriderxxx:
The ICS operating system handles memory very differently from gingerbread. ICS employs GPU rendering of the UI and handles background processes differently. Hardware acceleration also is a major factor in RAM consumption. If you need that 100MB of RAM, you might have to stay on gingerbread, but if you don't really need it, you can just stay on ICS. The purpose of the extra RAM consumption was to make things smoother.

http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/graphics/hardware-accel.html
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mightbme:
Hey man

Your title says 687MB but the body of your message says 867MB. Can I also suggest writing 920MB for the sake of consistency. :P
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yiweitech:
ok, thanks, but i lost one-third of my RAM, not 100mb(typo there), and hardware acceleration doesn't seem to make a difference...except drain my battery. I love the ICS software, though, so any other suggestions?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yiweitech:
yesh, sorry about the typo, I wrote two other versions of the letters already, the first one that was written on my phone got deleted when it rebooted, the second one got deleted when I pressed the wrong button on my computer...so I got a little impatient and careless:rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mightbme:
Lol...I know the feeling. I do it more than I care to admit.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] fastfed:
This was common back with my EVO, many people did it

I never needed to, except now with my GSII

There is a small crease/dent RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE of the lens (out of all places right)

and the camera no matter what will never focus so my pictures look like crap!

I'm sure people have done this before, how is it done?

THANKS
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] fastfed:
BUMP!! come on... really?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] don728871:
Take it a part or ask some one who has... by the look of it no u cant
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] fastfed:
It's plastic, I assume I could cut it out
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] Teo032:
Good luck
[Wildfire Android Development] saurabhr2:
I am using the Cyanogenmod 7.2. And the camera app is simply horrible. I checked out the many camera apps available on market but none came near to match the HTC stock camera app. This and the widgets are the only reason I keep coming back to HTC sense rom. It would bbe very helpful if somebody could port these to be used in Cyanogenmod. Atleast somebody please port the HTC camera.
[Wildfire Android Development] Lesicnik1:
Firstly, this is the wrong section and secondly, you can't have HTC Sense stuff in an AOSP based ROM (CM7)
[Wildfire Android Development] eventcom:
yep, and after making that clear: it looks like many people like the Miui camera. You could take it from the LeWa ROM for example ;)
[Wildfire Android Development] saurabhr2:
sure . Thanks!
[Wildfire Android Development] iJo09:
You can try with UCam :)
[Wildfire Android Development] sashank:
Thanked you by accident.

HTC Sense apps need the Sense framework to work. Since CM is AOSP, the framework is different. So they won't work. Try lgCamera instead, it has a lot more features than the Sense camera.
[Wildfire Android Development] Pator57:
Maybe an new app who look like htc sense camera interisting ..

Edit:

New release of sense camera for aosp jellybean rom.you have only to port that app to gingerbread and you will have sense camera .
[General Questions and Answers] RyanxRAGE:
Hi, I'm new to actually posting to the forum, so I can't ask this anywhere else. >:|

I have an HTC Arrive and flashed DFT's custom ROM before, with a few minor problems, so I switched to ansar's ROM and loved it, except for one thing...

When I press the search key, it brings up my recent calls, not Bing. At first, I didn't care, but now it's just annoying. I don't think that it's a problem in the registry, the phone still thinks it's using it's search function. I think it might be a problem with the search.exe or something.

Can someone please help me figure out what to do, here?
[General Questions and Answers] amir.m:
First of all if you have app named Root Manager then run it and enable All applications Trusted then you need 2 apps:

1.SearchKeySettings

2.QuickMenu

that i think there are exist in your rom.finally run search key from your phone settings and choose Quick Launch by ultrashot from that list.

But my rom is Dynamic7 hope it helped and Sorry for my bad english
[General Questions and Answers] RyanxRAGE:
Searchkeysettings worked perfect! Thank you so much!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mgsstar:
Is it possible to make the applications menu semi-transparent/transparent while keeping the original launcher? I don't like it when I press the app drawer and the app menu turns the background black.

Its something like this(in the attachments) but I also want it to be completely transparent.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RockNrolling:
If you get an alternate launcher from the Play Store like Nova or Apex, I believe there is an option in the settings to adjust the opacity of the app drawer. I don't think there is a way to do this with the stock launcher, though.

Sent from my Paranoid Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mgsstar:
I hope to keep the stock launcher because I want to keep it original while doing some mods to it to make it look better
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SPreston2001:
Unless you somehow mod the stock launcher and change the background transparency then no you can't do it. I use Nova launcher and my app drawer is semi transparent. Nova is much better than the stock launcher IMO. Maybe talk to a dev and see if they can help you out with the mod if you wanna keep everything stock.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mgsstar:
EDIT: Thks Nova launcher is a better option everything looks better.

Thank You SPreston!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Josolanes:
The little re-writable NFC tags you can get online. What do you use yours for?

I got some MIFARE 1k tags online (5 + 1 keychain) and so far only have 1 of the tags + the keychain NFC programmed:

- 1 to auto login to our wifi, and open unified remote

- the keychain will turn gps on if not on already, sets media and notification volumes as high as they go, and opens Waze. If i tap the tag again, it closes Waze and opens Navigation instead

I use NFC Task Launcher to program and use the tags.

I've got 4 more to be used and am looking for creative uses for them, or really am interested in what everyone else uses them for.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Legato Bluesummers:
I have one to toggle my wifi when i enter or leave my home

One to start my alarm clock app so i can set my alarm before going to bed.

One in my cubicle to start the wifi tether app.

My wife uses one in her car to toggle blue tooth.

I really want to use then with Geocaching (a kind of scavenger hunt with GPS enabled devices). I could hide the tag and set it so when its scanned it gives the GPS coordinates of the next cache. But this would require them to have a samsung device too. Which kinda limits the people that can use it.

--Sent from GlaDos baked potato
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Josolanes:
I just added a modified one from your alarm clock one last night as you got me thinking

Mine: sets brightness to lowest, sets phone and notifications to off, sets alarm highest, and turns notification led off. When I tap it again in the morning it sets everything back to normal (auto brightness, etc). I have my alarm set per day where it automatically works so doing the above would just ensure the phone won't bother me at night and if I turn the screen on it won't blind me :p

The various toggles you have are great ideas too. Nice and simply but they make a task a bit easier :)

As for being samsung specific, is it really? I wasn't aware of it. I'm still very new to nfc-tags and everyone else I know has Galaxy Nexus' so of course it works with theirs also :)

The geocaching sounds really cool, definitely something I want to play around with some now :). Is there a site that has the "start" to these or do you just happen to come across them? I've seen people talk about it some, and that it's taken them to really cool places they would have never been before. So I'm very curious about it, sounds fun
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Legato Bluesummers:
I thought the tec tile app was Samsung only. But I could be wrong. I don't know anyone else with nfc to test.

Geocaching Started 12 years ago on geocaching.com. Free to create an account. You can download their official app $10 or some of the unofficial ones like c:Geo is a good one. It is simply getting the GPS coordinates of a cache, which the app will handle, and just going out and finding it. Some are in urban places like malls and parking lots (under lamps is a common place). Most are in forests or out of the way areas to deter "muggles" (common folk who aren't supposed to know about the cache. You are supposed to find the cache without people seeing then sign the log to note you were there and the date. Some big caches have take and leave. Might be toys. Books. CDs. Random themed caches. Others are just micro caches (pill bottle or film container) and they only have a log). The wife and I do this for fun. And we always have a great time. Sometimes you get stumped on where to look. The app sometimes lists clues or you can read logs to see if anyone gave hints. Really fun. And great for kids too cause its like a scavenger hunt. And so rewarding when you find them. Sometimes you won't find it. My wife and i have one at a dunkin ddonuts we have tried 6 times to find to no avail. Just keep trying.

--Sent from GlaDos baked potato
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Josolanes:
I'm honestly not sure, was mainly curious. So I assume tec tile is a common app for creating a geocache and finding them with?

I'll check out geocaching.com...this sounds like it'd be pretty fun and I'm sure my fiance would enjoy it also while learning about or finding new places :)

Thanks for all the information! I'll definitely try it :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Legato Bluesummers:
I've never seen a tec tile cache. That's why I'd love to do one. But they'd need to have the app for it to work. Or I guess I could leave coordinates on paper. And a tag they can scan if they have the app. They sre fun. Very fun to do. I hope you enjoy it.

--Sent from GlaDos baked potato
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Blue6IX:
Posting to tag the thread since it gets buried so quickly here.

Tried to request a cancellation on an order including some nfc tags because amazon was going to miss the delivery date, but in a rare show of customer service, probably due to my comment, they overnighted the shipment and it's out for delivery now.

Original delivery was slated for tomorrow, and I had ordered another package of nfc tags with expedited shipping for tomorrow.

Ends up that i'll just have a whole bunch of these things to play with - never used the tech before so i'll hit the thread back up again after I figure out how to use them and with some of what I came up with.

Now, just have to do my homework on the whole issue - not sure whether I enjoy learning or implementing something new more, but gonna have some fun!

Thanks for inspiring me to look into it, this thread did just that.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flipped cracker:
Ordered some tags to play with. probably have on turn off sounds when at work, and turn on wifi when I get home, stuff like that.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] soflyj:
Where can I order NFC tags? And how do I program them?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mdt73:
For your auto login to your home wifi, you should probably use tasker to do that. You can set it up to turn on wifi automatically when you get within a certain distance from the house. Pretty cool trick, and it will free up your tag for other uses.

Tasker App on Google Play

I definitely have a night stand tag that turns down the brightness, turns off led notifications, sets the phone to vibrate. (wife's a light sensitive, light sleeper)

Also, I use NFC Task Launcher, not the samsung app.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Blue6IX:
Nfc task launcher is definitely a nice app.

The first tag I programmed sets to minimum brightness, turns off all sounds and vibrations, but jacks alarm volume all the way and pops open my alarm clock app.

Went and took a fine point sharpie and wrote "sleep" on the tag.

Next is to make two more tags, one that reverses all that at minimum brightness, then another that jacks brightness and opens maps, so I can put the device active again and then one more to tap out the door of my hotel room.

Definitely need to make one for work to tap when I get there, and since I travel so much i'm gonna make one to send a text to my lady letting her know when I cross my state line. That's safe texting while driving - when I hit my state just tap the tag.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Echodawg:
A few NFC ideas.

I have a few of the "normal" ones... in and out of the car, work or home... but I also have a ton of very simple ones that come in handy too.

Here's a quick list...

on the back of my guitar, opens a guitar tuner app

on my practice drum pad, opens the metronome

on my Xoom, opens WiFi Tether

on my carry-on bag, starts airplane mode

in my wallet, starts silent mode(it reaches through my jacket)

on the refrigerator, opens the Peapod app.

on the stove, opens the Timer app

on my work notebook, opens Evernote.

But my favorite is this one...

on my Zippo (I keep it in my watch pocket), it uses NFC Tag Launcher to text IFTTT which then calls my phone so I can make an excuse to escape.

I have a few more but I forget to use them.

I forgot the emergency video record on my dash, never needed to use it but just in case it records and sends to the cloud quick and discrete.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Sycobob:
This thread got me thinking and I decided to order some tags. The first set came in today. I'm still looking for cool ideas, but here's what I've got so far:

Home (on my desk) - Brightness: minimum, WiFi: on, Bluetooth: on, ringer mode: normal

Car (on my steering wheel) - Brightness: maximum, WiFi: off, Bluetooth: off, ringer mode: normal

Class (on my notebook) - Brightness: minimum, WiFi: off, Bluetooth: off, ringer mode: vibrate

When my second order comes in, I'm going to use the keychain tag to store my contact information. When anyone asks for my phone number or email and has an NFC capable device I'm just going to hold it out. I've tested putting a tag inside my wallet. It works perfectly, I just don't have a good use for it. Maybe have it launch Google Wallet or Mint. I'm also planning on putting another one on my desk that toggles some sort of file sharing or adb over WiFi for copying things from my PC to my phone. I just have to find a way to do it that I like.

I'm sure we can come up with some way cooler ideas though.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mdt73:
Epic, I am stealing this idea! Kudos!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Echodawg:
IFTTT rocks!

Thanks!

This is the text I have read to me when it calls...

Took a while to get the punctuation in the right places so it reads (almost)correctly.