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[Miscellaneous Android Development] Alberto96:
New V1.4 WIP

Changelog:

-Bigger Icons

-Workaround for browser (full screen)

-Kernel Modded (Really fast)

-Camera adapted to all U81xx features (removed autofocus and flash)

-Clean Settings Menu without useless features (Cant make this working good)

-Launcher customized

Maybe other..

Bench with antutu: 991 without sd. With sd in bench

3D now is faster then before.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dhana999:
When i receiving mms phone is force close
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Alberto96:
Sorry i dont tested MMS (i cant). U can send correctly MMS?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dhana999:
yes sending mms ok no error ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] TheArc:
Alberto I need some help are you on gtalk?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ferlagod:
When I go to chat on facebook GPS is activated, then deactivated it and in the bar above me the icon persists and does not disappear. I have to reboot for the normalization of all, if the battery is not consumed.

Cuando entro a chatear en el facebook se activa el GPS, entonces lo desactivo y en la barra de arriba me sigue apareciendo el icono y no desaparece. Tengo que reiniciar para que se normalice todo, si no se consume la bateria.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Alberto96:
Big changes in theme as been made. Now looks better then MIUI JB :D
[Miscellaneous Android Development] interessant:
So how do we get a copy to test? :D
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Alberto96:
When I finish it

NEWS:

1) Fixed new lockscreen (from miui jb) for milocker, so if u want miui jb lockscreen u have to set milocker (lockscreen is copied to sdcard\MIUI\theme)

2)For theme changes (no more space xD) i moved some system apps (talk, gmail, no frills cpu control and maps) to MIUIGB_AppPack, so u can install them if u need

3)Sound Recorder fixed (modded one was not working)

4)Smoother

Now im trying to disable Mobile Data at boot :)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dhana999:
Waiting for release camera is maximum 2mp how can increase 3mp any idea
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Alberto96:
Yes i have to fix a script. Is simple ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dhana999:
How can use script for version 1.3 give me flashble zip i saying thank you
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Alberto96:
Ehm no i cant sorry, im busy with rom. Tomorrow i will release V1.4 so is not so much to wait ;)
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dhana999:
Ok i can wait add 3mp with v 1.4 thanks bro
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Alberto96:
Now i fixed script in V1.4 :D

Another big news:

False alarm for mobile data.......still enabled at boot....

Now im resizing bootanimation for better resolution.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Alberto96:
New MIUI GB V1.4 U8160/80 In Upload.

U8120/10/00 and U8150 Builds are ready to upload :) Now U8150 Build should boot correctly

Changelog Updated

U8160/80 Upload Failed, reuploading :(
[Miscellaneous Android Development] dhana999:
Ohh no don't fails again
[Off-topic] The Real Sitek:
Alright guys, GA has has cooked up a good idea, seems a few of us are dedicated fans to our indivigual football teams of choice. Let's see if we get enough of us to start our very own Yahoo! Pro Football Pick Em'! We will smooth out the details later on but for now, let's see if we can get the ball rolling :) Hope to have some good trash talk battles, and GO LIONS!

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[Off-topic] fryingpan0613:
I got this. Go cowboys!!!!
[Off-topic] bigtoysrock:
Its on now biotches......
[Off-topic] fryingpan0613:
nobody cares about the Canadian football league by the way, but we do care about NCAA football :p
[Off-topic] The Real Sitek:
Hey man, take that up with GA :)

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[Off-topic] bigtoysrock:
You mean NCAA?

---------- Post added at 03:34 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:33 PM ----------

Not talking to you anymore now.... Cowgirl fan!!
[Off-topic] fryingpan0613:
Go do some discount double checks!

college noob, go gators!!!
[Off-topic] The Real Sitek:
Yup. College Noob for sure haha, I know whats with The Wolverines, thats about it!

And BTR, my tv has been blessed with some cheesy niner ball. I shall watch some Niners eat some cheese! :D

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[Off-topic] bigtoysrock:
I'm stuck with saints and skins :mad:
[Off-topic] The Real Sitek:
You be watchin dem der saints!!!

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[Off-topic] fryingpan0613:
Saints skins just went off, now I have to root for the niners
[Off-topic] Ga101698:
J-E-T-S Jets, Jets, Jets!!!!!!!!!!

Wait until I got outta this car!
[Off-topic] mijjah74:
WhTd i miss
[Off-topic] The Real Sitek:
Nothing yet, were just getting started :D

Just like the Lions Super Bowl Run!

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[Off-topic] fryingpan0613:
10 min later and I'm still on the floor laughing, I didn't know this was a joke thread :p:beer:
[Off-topic] elwood:
You all know that the Packers got this right?
[Off-topic] fryingpan0613:
Yep, just like they had the super bowl won last year ;)

Lmao at Rodgers flipping the ball to the ref on 3 & 8
[Off-topic] The Real Sitek:
Well, judging by my television screen, the packers got nothing but Niner crap on them!

Speaking of the packers...

Discount Double Check!!!!!!!

:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:
[Off-topic] Archer:
Please use the existing sports thread. Thanks.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=946831&highlight=sports

Thread closed.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yasir.t.mohmand:
Dear All,

Does the method in this thread still works? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=766589

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhiwltya:
No id ont think recent kies update has the test version
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rhd-android:
Hey guys,

I'm trying (without luck so far) to change the DPI setting on my tablet so that I can have more screen real estate.

I'm running stock (ICS) rooted on my Galaxy Tab 2 7" - this ROM:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1798283

So far, I've tried:

- Editing build.prop myself to change DPI manually

- Using an app from the Play story

- Following the suggestions in this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1826067

(no luck at all, because this app doesn't even include the lcd density slider)

In all cases, I either get no result, or I get a black startup screen. After each method/approach, I restore a clean backup from CWM (so the approaches aren't conflicting with each other).

I can't get anything to work. Any suggestions?
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sean_Seany:
Did you try "Rom Toolbox Lite" from the play store. You need root to use it.

Performance > Build.prop Tweaks > LCD density ... pick what you want > Reboot.

Sorry if you tried that already but that's the easiest way to do it as far as i know.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mohamedselim:
May be because of stock rom try cm10 from www.teamhacksung.org you will not be disappointed i use it now marvellous !!!
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rhd-android:
I did indeed try that. Unfortunately, the LCD density simply isn't an option under the Build.prop tweaks menu. I'm guessing that this has something to do with the fact that my build.prop actually contains no reference to LCD density. The normal build.prop entry isn't there. I don't understand the nuts and bolts of this well enough to know why, but somehow, the system is getting its LCD density settings from something other than build.prop.

I've truly read every item in build.prop, and nothing appears to be related to LCD density, even by another name. It just doesn't seem to be in there, which is probably why Rom Toolbox Lite is intelligently removing that particular slider option from my view.

I'm completely open to going to CM10, but I'll tell you my reservation (and maybe you can tell me if I'm just missing something obvious):

I tried two or three of the CM10 roms yesterday. In all cases, when I booted to my homescreen, it was stuck in landscape mode. It wouldn't rotate into portrait, no matter what I did. I spent hours combing through threads, trying to figure out why one of the most basic aspects of being a tablet (the ability to rotate orientations) was not working. I finally came across a solution that required downloading a new launcher APK. I applied the solution, and it worked. But it felt glitchy, and the whole user experience situation was a bit disappointing. It didn't feel smooth, not that their was intense lag, but there was a noticeable UI performance hit (at least in my own subjective opinion).

It IS sort of killing me that I can't get the DPI to something more reasonable though - so I'm a motivated CM10-er. I just can't deal with a tablet that I'll practically never use in landscape, being stuck in landscape.
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mohamedselim:
Have you tried setting/display/rotation and ticked autorotate,include lock screen and 0,90,180,270 degrees

You could also try Nova or apex launchers or go launcher hd i use it now
[Galaxy Tab 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rhd-android:
Yep. I think it's actually a known bug.

I have somewhat mixed emotions about eschewing the bloatware of the stock Samsung experience, only to put on a 3rd party launcher after the fact. But that's a philosophical debate best had elsewhere. I think my issue with CM10 or AOSP right now, is that stuff just doesn't seem to work right on the P3113. I could be wrong - in fact, I very well might be wrong. I'm not necessarily as up to date as someone who has owned this tablet for more than 3 days. But in terms of the 10 or so hours I've spent clunking away at it this weekend, it seems like some really obvious stuff is missing. (rotation, etc).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amaddux:
After an e-mail to Verizon to complain about the treatment of the Galaxy Nexus, I actually received a response, so I thought I would share it here. The takeaway is that Verizon lists their policy for updates, blames Samsung and Google, and says there is no update in the works for the next month. Probably makes no difference, but couldn't hurt for everyone to also e-mail a complaint.

I am so sorry to read of your frustrations with Verizon and the lack of updates for the Galaxy Nexus. I definitely understand your annoyance with not getting the updates for it and no information available for the next update. I have a phone that feels like I waited forever to get it updated to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, and it drove me mad that there was not information about when it would be released.

Not only as a company but also as your personal Verizon representative we want to provide you with any and all information. We realize that cell phones have become our lifeline to communication whether it’s through apps, calls, text, or email; and want to match sure that your device has all the software updates to work. I reviewed Verizon Wireless New Software Upgrades to be released this month and there is no indication that there will be an update for the Nexus.

The updates that Verizon provides are for the sole purpose of enhancing the way the phone works and communicates with Verizon towers and network. When a software update is sent out in relation to the operating system, which is done so by the Manufacturer. The plans and action to update the software are done with either Google (Android developer) or my Samsung (User Interface developer).

We absolutely want you to have the most up to date software for your phone and if there is anything we can do to get that to you, we definitely will. Something that you can try to see if there is an update hanging around is going to:

• Settings

• About Phone

• System Updates

We appreciate your loyalty with Verizon Wireless through all these years, and certainly don’t want to see you go. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to go over this information with you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
with the 'leaked' Verizon update from Google's servers, I'm not in that big of a hurry. IMM76K was pulled from Google's servers long before Verizon pushed it. They're obviously working on it since we have a Google url for the jb update and it was sent to a test phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knucklesmckay:
They are dicks at Verizon. They don't update phones and a lot of their phones don't function as well as their GSM counterparts. If you want to stay on their network you are going to have to deal with their garbage. You will never have a full Android experience on Verizon.

Going GSM unlocked was the best mobile decision I ever made. I am saving about $400 per year, I get updates and I am not locked to a carrier or its BS.

Straight Talk Sim Att may not have as good a network as Verizon, but its pretty darn close. Way worth it for me.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ravenbf:
All I have to say is LOL!!!! Glad I did the 4.1.1 leak when it came out. I am starting to have flashbacks to my days with the Droid X. Luckily this is a Nexus and I have more control of my phone. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
Having worked as a customer service rep for a tech company, this letter is what they trained us to do.

Step 1 - show you understand the customers complaint by repeating it back to them.

Step 2 - show the customer empathy by telling them you've faced a similar issue and can understand their frustration.

Step 3 - politely let the customer know we as a company care about them and want to resolve their issue. If the issue can be resolved, resolve it. If it can not be resolved explain to them we are working on said issue and it is not the fault of the company but some other company/factor.

Step 4 - thank the customer for their feedback. Let them know they've been heard and are a valued customer.

Step 5 - ask if there is anything else you can do for them. And wish them a nice day.

You can now all work in customer service.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
Its funny cause Verizon doesn't update this phone. Stop blaming them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amaddux:
Curious where you get that as an absolute...

Google says Verizon does control when it pushes

Verizon says Google has absolute control of it

Seems someone is fibbing, and Verizon has a worse track record...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DSinfinite:
I'm sorry but just root your phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amaddux:
There are reasons that some of us can't root our phones and still use them with corporate networks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyattyoss:
That's one reason.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Hate to break it to you guys, but Verizon will never be able to (or try to) update its phones as quickly as the update that comes directly from google to the GSM models. Sorry, but that's just how it's going to be. This isn't some big revelation. If you buy

any

Verizon device expecting hasty updates, you're sadly going to be disappointed. I'm really tired of people complaining about this at this point.

Also, do you really expect some random CS rep at Verizon to give you a different response than the standard corporate line that you've been fed over and over again? I mean really, cmon guys. You're just grasping at nothing at this point.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nevrlow:
Root your phone. Install jellybean. Good to go. If you want something go get it and do it yourself. Also new radios are out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amaddux:
Turns the iPhone is updated on Verizon with the rest of the iPhones. Even the LTE iPad is updated with the rest of the Apple products. So, possible yes, likely for anything else, probably not.

Nope, I got most of the result I expected from the Verizon rep and was just surprised at his exact words. I also thought it would be useful to share with other Verizon users that it doesn't appear to be coming in the next month either. I am actually sorry for positing it though. I thought I was sharing something useful. Clearly, I'm the only one that thought it was useful.

Again, rooting my phone does not work for me. I use two apps that check for root and do not work if rooted. One for work (no you can't use an app that hides root from it, that does not work) and one from my cable company. I have rooted an android phone in the past, and I know how to flash a phone. I know its asking a lot, but please do not post rooting as the answer again in this thread.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knucklesmckay:
You just gotta drop Verizon. They are a joke. There phones are damaged and outdated before they even come out.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MMcCraryNJ:
The Verizon Nexus will get every update that the GSM model has coming to it (as long as Google doesn't push an update that is solely meant for the GSM model)

You just have to wait a little longer.

That's the way it works. And in my opinion, it's a decent compromise to make vs the GSM model. With the LTE Nexus, you get the extra 16GB of internal storage, LTE data speeds, and the fact that you're on probably the best network in terms of voice coverage.

And being a Google supported and updated Nexus device, you will get all the updates you have coming to you (until Google decides to stop pushing them, ala the Nexus One).

It might take 3 weeks. It might take 3 months. But you'll get them. The traditional method of device updates, where the carrier requests an update from the OEM, the OEM builds a new version of Android for the device, customizes it with their own UI, adds their apps, tests it, sends it to the carrier where they add their own network and bloatware apps, tests it, sends it back to the OEM for additional testing...doesn't apply.

Keep in mind that updates for other devices are also only updated if the carrier feels it's worth the time and money, as usually they have to pay the OEM for the update. If a device sells poorly, or if the carrier just has a policy where they won't request major updates after a set period of time regardless if the international versions of the device are well updated....you won't be getting an update. This is one of T-Mobile's business practices and why I left them after being a customer since their very beginning. The Samsung Vibrant I had was the only Galaxy S device in the world to never be updated to Gingerbread, and that's because only 5 months after the phone came out, they re-released it with a front facing camera and support for their 42Mbps network. Those were the only two changes as it was the same exact phone otherwise. After 8 months of the Vibrant's release, it was EOLed and never went past Froyo.

Look, Verizon so far as had two devices that Google is in charge of updating direct from AOSP...the Xoom and the Galaxy Nexus. The Xoom had gotten every single incremental Honeycomb update that the WiFi model received. It got ICS, albeit after a bit of a delay. The LTE Nexus, mind you, was the first to get 4.0.2 right out of the gate, and it also received 4.0.4, after a bit of a delay as well. Looking at it another way, both the LTE Xoom (which didn't sell very well) and the GNex have already gotten more updates than most devices do in their typical 2-year lifespan.

Looking at it objectively, all things considering, it's really not as bad as people are making it out to be. It's not like the carrier is refusing to keep the device updated. It's not like the OEM has to go through hoops to keep the device updated. Both devices are and will continue to be extremely well-supported by Google. You just have to wait a little longer than their GSM counterparts. And also keep in mind, official Google builds of both devices get leaked early all of the time. So, there's that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knucklesmckay:
Not to be a Negative Nancy, but LTE cuts your battery life in half, makes the phone thicker, and so far the LTE Nexus is 2 months behind the actual "Nexus". I wouldn't count on an update being in Verizons immediate plans. They could care less. And how many LTE Nexi have been sent back because of broken parts compared to the Google Play one. I learned to love Android again after I left Verizon, because they were ruining the entire experience for me.

Verizon does have its merits, but they are not worth all crap you have to go through with them. Verizon has the best coverage no doubt about it, but ST-Att coverage is still pretty good, just a little slower. I have had 1 dropped call and 1 data drop out in farm country in past 4 months. There is absolutely no reason to choose Verizon unless it is the absolute last and only choice one has for a mobile provider, which is probably only about 5% of the people in the country.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
Absolute? You obviously haven't seen the OTA links then. You must be new.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miketoasty:
LTE does not cut your battery life "In half". That's a lie, or an opinion, either way it's wrong. On average (From what I have read) GSM GNexus users get around 3 1/2 hours of screen on usage, while I get about 3 with my LTE GNexus on Verizon. We could do more tests, but I bet you would rather just bash it some more.

I believe both GSM and LTE Nexus have both had a plethora of issues, to point out one but not the other is silly.

Android is the same on either phone, stock Android. It didn't change when you switched over.

I have never had a dropped call on my Gnexus (Had it since December), and only 1 or 2 data drops.

Verizon offers me unlimited data, at 20mb down, and 10mb up for $45. They have coverage damn near everywhere I go, and have always given me great customer service. Of all the bad things I have heard about the other three, I am glad to be on Verizon and have the chance to own a Nexus device through them, and I hope they offer another as I will be more than happy to buy that one too.

Sorry to hijack a bit OP but got tired of the baseless bashing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knucklesmckay:
Ok I guess I was misinformed about the battery. Didn't know you could get 3 hrs screen on time. We can get more like 4 on GSM. The GSM Nexus doesn't have a plethora of issues, just yellow screen and horrible camera that all Nexi have. Android is not the same on the VZW one because the GSM one is on a newer version and is updated. Granted, wonderful things can be done with root. One selling point of a Nexus is speedy updates, and the VZW doesn't get them.

20mb down is great but most people have to use tiered data on Verizon's now, so that means nothing. And I pay $45 total for unlimited everything (2-3gbs data) on Atts network with Straight Talk, Not $90-$100 for cell service bound to a 2 year contract.

I am not trying to start an argument. I am just trying to let people know that there are much much better options out there than contracts and Verizon, even if Verizon tries to trick you into believing that they are the only "reliable" network or option.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cincyelite22:
Verizon also has had huge problems with the newer batch of nexus phones they put out. We get tons at work with signal cutting out on them. Verizon probably is trying to fix that before an update or then people will be really mad if it doesn't fix the signal issue.

All in all its Verizon trying to cover themselves as long as they possibly can.