yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Rezound] cslingerland:
No problem. And don't just say it. Hit the button ;P if that doesn't work then you might have a mainver problem. Let us know what happens
[HTC Rezound] fatmumuhomer:
I ended up using the All in One Rezound tool and flashed the boot.img that was in the CM9 zip. That got me up and running! So thank you all very much!

I made sure to click the Thanks buttons. Meant to do it before and I forgot. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sextape:
System Dump Can Be Found Here;

Currently its uploading;

http://sxtp-forum.com/showthread.php?182-DUMP-Galaxy-S-III-cSpire-system-dump

why did i post on Sprint Forum? Because the Cspire Galaxy SIII is a close Variant of the L710

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Mods if need to be moved or delete go right ahead

Do not mirror or repost the files originally posted on SXTP Forums unless you have consulted the OP or Admin, and if you do Directly mirror to us.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sextape:
System Specs and Software Info:

Android OS: 4.0.4
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 18th.abn:
Its advertising, and this is not allowed in these forums....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sextape:
Advertising where and how?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cnstarz:
please uninstall internet.exe.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sextape:
Press skip ad on the top right don't
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cnstarz:
:eek:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sextape:
I don't get it what link are you clicking??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cnstarz:
lol, no goober. I'm telling 18th.abn to uninstall his internet for thinking that you're advertising.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sextape:
lol ah ok i was like what!?????????????

anyways the dump is online now
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 18th.abn:
The OP removed the link,

http://www.cspire.com/mobile/

Is internet.exe in my /system/app or /data/app? Having trouble pinning it down here:what:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sextape:
he was implying to uninstall your internet as a joke lol..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 18th.abn:
Ok, because Ive been searching everywhere and I can't find where on the phone the .exe files are.... do you know?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 18th.abn:
I think I found a folder with .exe files...FINALLY! its in a ect folder or similar. Anyways I'm just deleting everything in it to make sure

---------- Post added at 11:20 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:12 PM ----------

I need help!!! My phone won't even turn on......why did I need to delete any exe files? Please I am FREAKING OUT and need help!!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 18th.abn:
I ain't no troll:what: I consider myself, well, a fisherman, but only for sport. Heard these here pond fish got too much mercury in'em. Make a man sick ya see:eek:
[Android General] BosnianKingdom:
Hello all. I'm currently taking a computer security class and to make the long story short, at the end of the semester I will have to turn in a research paper and do a 30 minute presentation on it. The topic I chose for this is "Exploring the techniques used to gain access to personal information on Android devices; the methods hackers use and the type of data they are seeking." So if you could please post links to any articles that you come across that talk about security of android devices. Also, I could really use any magazine or book suggestions. Thanks!
[Android General] keynith:
Look up open wifi hackers. They can steal your junk if your network isn't secured. Sorry no article:(
[Android General] Gekonix:
You should write about the easiest method - allowing to isntall ab with lots of different permisions.
[Android General] MissionImprobable:
^Installing apps with dubious permissions is what I'm sure he's getting at and that has been the only major "flaw" as of yet. Considering that it requires the user to sideload questionable apps or to download from unprotected app sites it's not the worst thing ever.

Anti-virus/Anti-malware apps still remain next to useless on Android devices. The other main exploits that are used such as spoofing, etc, are simply able to function on any device operating over an unsecured wifi network and aren't unique to Android. I really don't think you're going to find much in the way of peer-reviewed articles on this topic, but I'd recommend that you used the databases available to you through your school rather than just taking articles handed to you by others.
[Android General] mistermentality:
Not really the only flaw, there is a way to get android to install a rootkit which needs no extra priveleges to do what it wants on your android device. It isn't out in the wild but it can be, and has been, done to highlight an android vulnerability.

http://m.networkworld.com/news/2012...tkit&client=ms-opera-mini-android&channel=new

Dave

( http://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAownKXmAQ/bigfatuniverse )
[Android General] bitbang3r:
With all due respect, have you ever *tried* to intercept SSL traffic for a non-browser-based Android app? It's hard as hell to do with a phone & fake AP under your direct rooted control, and damn near *impossible* to casually pull off against a random stranger's phone at Starbucks.

Android MITM is *hard*, and the #1 method of reliably doing it for penetration testing is to hack the app's decompiled SMALI to replace the certificate-validation logic with a dummy class that ignores cert errors.

Put another way, if somebody sniffs your password to something over wifi, it's because the idiot who wrote the app submitted your credentials without using SSL, and not because the access point was "open". Successful Android non-browser SSL MITM isn't "black hat", it's "black magic."

Also, WPA(2), WEP, etc might give some speedbump-like protection against totally random strangers who stumble upon an access point from the outside, but they won't do jack to protect you from the guy sipping a lattè next to you & running Wireshark while connected to the AP using the same key YOU are.

Wifi encryption is there to keep people from leeching free internet service, not to keep your traffic safe from other connected users. That's why ipsec & SSL exist. :)

There's exactly one safe way to use public wifi -- through a PPTP vpn tunnel (L2TP has a few known Android vulnerabilities).
[Android General] adrian816:
An application called adb (or android debug bridge) will get you significant access to an android handset via a USB cable. This is part of the android software development kit. Set up your PC with the SDK, install the add-on platform tools, login as root and start the adb server. You can run a shell with the "adb shell" and use "adb pull" and "adb push" to transfer files. The "adb shell" command gives you a shell prompt on the android device and the "su" command gives you root access. This works even with the screen locked with a PIN.

Want to root your device? Download the zip file for rooting a handset and look at the installer script. That can tell you where to copy the su binary - remount your devices /system partition as read-write using "mount -o rw,remount" and follow the installer script.
[Android General] BosnianKingdom:
Thanks a lot!!

#### Sent from my GN7 #### B0$N4 ####
[Galaxy S III Accessories] witeboy07:
Just received it after winning it on YouTube. This case is awesome. I might still stick to my phantom case mate though. It's the pebble blue case.
[Galaxy S III Accessories] blestsol:
Be glad you got the blue, white gets dirty fast as hell.

GS3
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] w0uter:
Hello,

As i'm not new to android i'm to the TF300T.

I have at the moment [ROM]ASU-JellyBean-Hydro 2.8-(9/11) Project melted butter smooooth installed and i realize the Tablet uses the Jelly Bean Bootloader. But my question is how do i get from this rom to Cyanogenmod 10? I googled and searched this forum but i just can't find it.

I came from ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T Firmware: V10.4.2.9 Only for WW SKU (Android 4.1) - 2012.08.28 firmware.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xlife86:
u can't at the moment.

I am as well stock on official jb based ROM as it updated the bootloader. There is no way to go back to cm10 or cm9 at this very moment. I can't wait get cm10 running on my system. Have finger crossed.... :D
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] w0uter:
Yes but i thought i read somewhere that you can downgrade your bootloader and mayby going from stock jb back to stock ics
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Killobyte:
I'm pretty sure that at this point there's no way to downgrade the bootloader. Hopefully ROMs like CM10 will update the kernel so it works with the new bootloader, but we'll have to wait and see.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mikaole:
the CM10 dev just wrote that he already got CWM flashed on the JB bootloader. He is trying with the new kernel, to get it boot on JB and Ics
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] w0uter:
Would you like to post a link to it so i can follow the progress on it.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jdeatsch:
Oh my yes, please, the link, the link. :highfive:

Jim
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] holden72:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1845200&page=24
[HTC One X] EN4CER69:
Hi All,

I very much like the Zen notification sound in Whatsapp and would like to use it as my notification sound in GOSMS. I can't find where it is located.. Can someone help me? :confused:

Cheers

EN4
[HTC One X] EN4CER69:
Anyone , please:good:
[HTC One X] death__machine:
Wow. Okay to access notifications you gotta reach Whatsapp settings first. The first page of whatsapp hit the menu button(or 3 dot) and click settings. There you can select notification sound for group and 1v1 conversations. Cheers.
[HTC One X] EN4CER69:
I know, I've done that ... what I want is to find the location of the audio file, so that I can use it as a notification sound for GOSMS :p
[HTC One X] death__machine:
Not sure, but my guess would be its in one of the sound directories. Probably not on the sd card directory, more likely system.

Check this thread out.

http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-sup...-default-nofication-sounds-stored-arrrgh.html
[HTC One X] EN4CER69:
Many thanks for that Sir, found it... It was a hidden file :good:
[HTC One X] PeartFan40:
Please keep question related threads in the Q&A section. Thank you.

Thread Moved.

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"If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice"

http://xdaforums.com/announcement.php?a=81
[HTC One X] rankitt:
Hi,

could you please tell me where to find those sound, as i like whatsapp notification sound and want to make it default. Appreciate your help. Thank you.

Regds,

Rankitt
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mikefarr:
Ok I have upgraded all the way to JB but went back to ICS because of some issues with JB.

I do my backups to my external SD card and I know that the format is different with ICS.

My External SD card shows that it has data on it but I cant seem restore from it with my backup software.

Would be really nice to get to what I have on there.

Thanks.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Ryo Misaki:
The names of the paths to the Internal and External SD cards are different from ICS to JB. (And therefore, in reverse.)

JB puts the External SD in /emmc (or /storage/sdcard1) and the Internal SD in /sdcard (/storage/sdcard0)

I think these paths are swapped in ICS.

Change, in the options of your backup program (Titanium Backup?), the path of where backups are stored to the other path, and it should work.

(I had to do that to read a TiBu backup from ICS on JB.)
[Samsung Infuse 4G] mikefarr:
I think that my problem is application specific but if something comes to mind with anyone.

Oh the one application that I was trying to use was mybackup pro.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] Ryo Misaki:
Does that app allow you to change where it stores or finds its backups?
[Samsung Infuse 4G] andros11:
It does. I use mybackup pro and never have had any issues restoring from the internal sd. Never have tried from an ext sd though. (Don't use one)

Sent from my sweet & buttery Infuse
[Samsung Infuse 4G] nim.whit:
Hit menu button and go to options. The first box should ive backup location. I use backup pro myself and back up to external since its 32gb :D works great. The app defaults to internal but can be change to any directory.
[Samsung Infuse 4G] daemonlmrj:
Change the path on the software, where the apps are now located.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] GenTarkin:
I purchased this amazing phone bout a week ago. The one thing that bugs me is theres no notification in a visual form when receiving SMS / call

I was wondering if theres a way to make the Menu|Home|Back|Search buttons(hard buttons?) blink once every few seconds to let me know of new SMS or call.

Im new to android, Ive rooted / installed CWM and have nandroid backups. Also, edited some config files, so Im fairly comfortable navigating around the heart of android & linux on the phone. Plus fairly well versed in linux.

Only thing I have not done yet is install any custom ROM's, I prefer stock w/ root, thus far as I like everything working =P

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] dwitherell:
It's a kernel-based mod from what I have gathered, commonly referred to as BLN (backlight or backlit notification - something like that at least). I hear folks more knowledgeable than I associated w/ erikmm and team fah-q are working on attempting to figure such things out.

LOL
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] johnb380:
Just dl an app called SMS popup and it will turn the screen on when u get a text u have to set it up in menu but it's awesome and free
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] Beastmode:
For now guys try noled it's a pretty cool program :)

But behind the scenes we(team fah-q) are working on the bln mod to be added to the kernel along with other awesome adds :)

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If helped don't be afraid to hit the thanks button ;) it doesn't bite lol
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] namaui:
Thank you! Coming from a BlackBerry, this is really the only thing I really miss.
[Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G] GenTarkin:
Thanks for the answer dude, cant wait till the mod is complete. The NOLED and such programs, can really eat battery life cuz they gotta turn the display on...which is what I dont want, but may check it out.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] elreydenj:
I had been waiting for the allshare cast dongle, however it is a bit pricey. If I purchase a samsung smart blu-ray player with allshare built in, can I stream netflix from my allshare enabled s3 to the blu ray player and watch it on my tv? Or, does allshare only allow you to share files that are saved on your phone? I come from motorola and I am used to the mini hdmi port on the phone. I understand that I can purchase the mhl adapter, but I would prefer to share via allshare so that I can sit back and play plants vs. zombies or watch netflix from my phone without the bulky wires. Basically I want to know if it allows you to mirror what is on your screen. If I am searching the web or text messaging on my phone, can it be shared via allshare wirelessly through an allshare enabled blu ray player and mirrored on the tv?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] elreydenj:
bump. Has anyone tried to stream netflix directly to their tv or through a blu ray player from their phone using allshare?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TheDiabolicaL1:
This is really gonna piss Verizon off. I say do it and report back. You may be the first. **** 'em!

tappidytappidytaptaptap
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dbow32:
I'd like to know as well, I use the MHL, but it would be nice to go wireless.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nosympathy:
I doubt it, and not because it can't be done, but something tells me Netflix wouldn't allow it. Why not tether to your blu ray player and watch Netflix that way? It will look better.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] elreydenj:
I do not have the blu ray player, but I was going to buy one depending on the answers I received. I do not watch many blu ray movies but I would have purchased one as opposed to paying 90 dollars for the allshare cast dongle. So basically, allshare does not just mirror what is on your phone screen to the tv? If I can not use allshare to watch netflix or youtube on my tv through a blu ray player then I will just buy the mhl adapter. Allshare is very limited in my opinion if all it allows you to do is watch content that is saved on your device. Is that really the case?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] annoyingduck:
Net flix, hbo go, and similar apps will not allow this to work no matter what hardware your running. On some droids however, the hdmi out cable would work, but bad resolution. Have not tried with Samsung's usb to hdmi, but I'm thinking it's a no.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] screwyluie:
All share is just a dlna server.

Get a dlna bluray player and get playon going on your pc. Tether with the phone if thats your internet source.

Playon will stream most anything over dlna including netflix and hulu.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MercuryInc:
Man, you've been feed a lot of useless information. In case someone else stumbles across this thread and wants some good info:

First, no app "lets" or "won't let" let allshare work. Allshare is also not a dlna server. Apps have no control over allshare, alls apps are mirrored.

Second, I was under the same impressions you, that allshare would allow multitasking, but it doesn't.

So here is the real skinny. All content is mirrored to the secondary screen with (usually) acceptable amounts of delay.

If you are playing solitaire, or reading web pages you won't even care about the delay.

That being said; if you are trying to watch video content or playing fast pased games that require realtime adjustments you will find yourself in one of two cases:

1. Your app supports a second display over allshare. In this case you will find that audio to video will be in sync and you will have an enjoyable experience.

2. Your app does not support a second display over allshare. In this case you will find that your screen and video content ARE displayed over allshare; however, audio and video are not going to be in sync and you will hate your self flr spending $100 on the device.

Netflix, youtube, chrome, and prety much everything accept the video player built into samsung devices all fall into category #2.

you want your content to be in sync you need to use the hdmi dongle or by the docking station for the note (it has 3 usb ports and an hdmi port).

Wrapping it all up:

All share is good for slow paced apps, video with no audio, and video if you put the video on the phone or sd card.

HDMI is required for all other video viewing/gaming purposes.
[Galaxy Tab 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] okidokiss:
Hi all!

Here am I again asking for some help!

This is my device: Samasung galaxy tab 10.1v with 16GB and 8MP camera

The compass works but north and south are inverted, any fix for this?

Thank you!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Cuban Cigar:
Hi to all,

I don't have permission yet to post in the right post. I can't wait for it. I love this site and the people in it.

I'm running Latest CM 10 Nightly with KT747 Kernel. Awesome performance and very steady.

I wanted to have a soft key Navigation bar like the Nexus does. So, i flashed the one i found on a post here: NAV STOCK KEYS UNIVERSAL

QUESTION: IS THERE ANY WAY TO CHANGE THE COLOR ON THE KEYS? I have seen this option on AOKP roms before and i liked it.

Any reply will be appreciated,

Cuban style.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] joshnichols189:
If you use a theme on CM10 that changes the soft keys it will change yours as well.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Cuban Cigar:
Thanks for the fast response, Did you mean one of the themes that comes with the ROM? There is only one there and i'm currently using it. This doesn't have the option to change the color on the soft key nav bar. Can you name an app or a mod or an specific theme that can do that? Sorry for being confusing, my English sucks.

Thanks again,

Cuban C
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sleevasteve:
Look up CM10 themes on the play store. Cobalt and UberJelly are both awesome and I believe both of them change the nav bar to match the theme.

Sent from my Wicked S3
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] joshnichols189:
You can install different themes from the Play Store like mentioned below :) then when you install them you can change the theme from the settings menu.

Sent from my SGH-T999
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Forscythe87:
Anyone else have an issue with having to long press the power button 20+sec after powering down for more than a few minutes to get it to turn on?

Just returned an 8gb unit for screen lift and wanting a bigger storage capacity. Know its hard to get a perfect unit and I have found a perfect screen but now every time I power down I have to long press the power button to turn it on. My other unit turned on within a few seconds. Normal?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shook187:
I've had that happen on 3 of them already. I've just learned accept it as normal behavior. Some days it powers on quickly some days i have to power it by holding the power button for 20 seconds.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] angellsl:
How often do you power down your device? I probably never, unless have to.

Btw, I don't need ours the button for that long
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rmm200:
Every Android device I have had expects a long press to power on.

Nexus 7 is one of the faster - mine takes about 4 seconds.

I expect the delay is to keep a momentary press from accidentally turning it on (pocket call).
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gogol:
I was panicked yesterday. After powered down, I could not turned it on.

Usually it will take a few seconds, but yesterday was about 20 seconds.

So I guess it is "normal".

I will no longer freaking out next time :)
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] junear:
Happens to me too. Every time it takes about 10-20 secs to power on. Generally I switch it off at night!
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chaddeus:
Yes there are times when I just press for 2-3 seconds and its powers up. Sometimes, it just doesn't power up even after 10 second... But I got used to this issue and I just keep trying again and again.

This is something Google should fix

- Charles
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mertzi:
Just bought one today and have this issue, about 10-15 seconds. Weird randomness. The first boot it only needed a few seconds. When you're travelling like I am atm its good to be able to power off if i dont know when i can charge it the next time. I wonder if its hardware or software. Nice device anyhow, the screen is so so but at this price i wouldnt expect better.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kid Poker:
I had the same issue and thought my battery died, but the weird part is if I plug it into the oem charger it wouldn't show anything either. Don't know if that's normal or not.

Same here, I purchased it, held the power for a few seconds to power it on and it worked. After a few days I decided to turn it on one day and it wouldn't power on til I googled the answer LOL
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bmwaudio:
mine booted up super quick at first, started loading it up with apps, and after my 2nd full battery discharge i noticed that it took 10-20 seconds to turn on. i have a C8OK, very very slight left side lift (not enough to be a bother) and i had super minor flicker at low levels of brightness. Funny thing, i got LUX brightness app with the free 25$ and use the "sub zero" brightness setting, i like to save battery and keep it dim, this has eliminated ALL flicker for me. i was thinking it was hardware doing this as other tegra devices had flicker, but now i think it is something with droid settings/software. i would suggest all those with flicker to try this app.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alex240188:
Are you talking about boot up time or time it takes holding the power button before the device switches on

For switching on it should only ever maximum take 10-15secs of holding power as holding power for 10secs simulates a battery pull