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[Android Apps and Games] psx2pal:
Here is my Floating Audio Player. In the first line it's for tablets / smartlets and big smartphones. But you can use it on smaller smartphones too.

Thanks to pingpongboss for his excellent library

StandOut Library

Key Features

1. Useable on tablets and smartphones

2. Window based

3. Move windows. Change startsize from windows etc.

4. Can play song in loop, random and normal mode

5. Many settings for you

6. Drag and drop to order the playlist

7. Queueliste to favorite your next song

8. Search for a song in the play- or queuelist

9. Fileexplorer to select songs or folder with songs

10. And many more

Ideas for next version(s)

1. Help window with pics

2. Play audio from youtube link

3. ID3 Tag management

4. Languagesystem

5. Themesysten

6. Sorting playlist with Button. First number then letters etc.

7. The same for the fileexplorer.

8. Export playlist as m3u

9. Import m3u playlist

10. Gestures

11. Video playback

12. Headset button support

Infos

The english translation is bad, so send me please better translations.

And please give me feedback what do you like and what not.

If you have new ideas, post it. ;)

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Playlist window

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Queuelist window with one song.

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Settings window

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Changelog

0.1 Initial release

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You need: ICS or higher.

Version 0.1
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] davealison:
hi I've installed this I9300XXDLI5 OFFICIAL PREVIEW rom on my gs3 i9300 and i have to say i have had no problems day to day with it yet...

but my question is this. when the official jellybean update comes out will it be pushed to my device through the update service or sm i going to source the official rom elswhere and install it via odin ?

any help will be appriciated...thanks.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Id Arcanum:
stock ics first, you could ask in all jellybean discussion thread not open a new.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpfnzl:
I would like to try the FXP137 CM10 rom posted in the dev section, however when i go to the posted link: CM10 - http://code.google.com/p/freexperia/wiki/CyanogenMod10 it takes me to the FXP page where I am unable to download from the links. They are not active for me.

Is there someting i have to do to make the links active?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
Copy and paste them in to the browser. :rolleyes:
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gpfnzl:
LOL

I feel like such a twat

Thank you sir
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SXUsr:
:D
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] muzz3256:
So my EVO LTE (s-off running meanrom 4.2) has had an issue with the touch screen where when you touch firmly on the right edge of the screen about a third of the way up the screen, it goes touch screen nuts. I suspected that it was doing this a while ago after the phone became touch screen non-responsive, before I rooted it, so I turned on the setting that allows you to see touch inputs, and when I press here, you can see the screen light up with false touches on the left edge and in the lower corners. This only happens when I apply a fair amount of pressure to the "sweet spot" near the "P" letter on the keyboard. I've been using a Ballistic ShellGel MAXX case which has a rigid screen protector that you have to use a bit more pressure on than normal.

I'm thinking that I'm going to have to exchange this at sprint for a new one, but I'm worried because I'm currently S-OFF. I know how to reverse it all but I'm worried that I may get a phone with the new H-BOOT that you can't S-OFF yet. So I'm wondering if there is any way of reverting a phone that has the newest h-boot (1.15) back down to the old one (1.12) so that I can Lazy Panda me phone back to s-off?

If not, I may hold off on the exchange until the method to S-off the newest hboot is available. I'm thinking of also removing the rigid screen protector and getting a Zagg shield again, so I don't have to press as hard on the screen anymore.

Any advice?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] njfoses:
The only way yo achieve s-off is with hboot 1.12. If you receive a device with any higher h-boot there is no way to achieve s-off at all.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] muzz3256:
I read somewhere about using an old RUU to revert the phone back to 1.12, then HTC Dev unlock it, then LazyPanda back to S-OFF, then install the new rom, is this not possible?
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] aimbdd:
No it's not.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] razvanwin95:
Which are the best kernels, roms, tweaks around here ?

My nexus 7 should arrive soon and i want to be ready.
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RockNrolling:
The best advice I have is to try whatever initially appeals to you and then keep trying different options until you are satisfied. Basically, there is no best ROM/kernel. :D

That said, my current favorite ROM is Paranoid Android and my favorite kernel is Trinity.

I'm also running the CRT animation put together by Krunk_Kracker here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1834637

Sent from my Paranoid Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Alex240188:
I find the stock rom pretty turd so jumped onto paranoid android in tablet mode which makes this tablet actually look like a tablet

As far as kernels go I have settled down on motley kernel at 1.6 ghz, interactive gov, sio scheduler

Very smooth and smashes benchmarks

6700 in quadrant

13600 antutu

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] razvanwin95:
thanx for the advices
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duyquang27:
Try rom paranoid and faux123's kernel... :o
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] AhrimanSefid:
Been using ACA from beginning(from Cope&Warren work for their own build), but from this spring my system got unstable and restart randomly. So I try the AOKP(TOSTI 1.1a pseudo RAM. Until now try some builds but final back to TOSTI 1.1a.

Some APPs not wok with it, but it's fluid and smooth like silk. It's my Daily use Build!

Just my 2 cents,and sorry for my poor English.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] AhrimanSefid:
gprs

gprs not working , plz help for active gprs android htc hd2 , 2.3.7 American android
[Galaxy S I9000 General] adytum:
As far as I know, nobody knows why some get really bad reception on jb and some don't.

This might sound to simple to be true, but I found that changing the wifi channel makes the signal good again. Meaning that for me, any wifi signal above channel 12 is really poorly received on my phone, but if I set it to ie 5, it's fine.

If somebody else with the same problem could try it, we might know if this is a fluke or actually related to the issue.

Sent from horseback.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] dark_knight35:
Where do you change the channel? You mean the WiFi channel your router uses, or can you change the channel your SGS uses?
[Galaxy S I9000 General] adytum:
I meant changing the channel on the router, yes.

I didn't know this before, but apparently North America do not use channels 12 and up, so it might look like jb wifi mechanics have an American blend for some reason, and simply does not like these channels.

Sent from horseback.
[Galaxy S I9000 General] DennisBecker:
No solution for me. My Router is in channel 1.

See also http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=31351579
[Galaxy S I9000 General] adytum:
Thats too bad, might not be so simple then.

Sent from horseback.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galtom:
Does any one knows if these (awesome) features from iOS might show up in WP8?

I got iPad and Lumia 710 and as much as I love WP7 Apple had done one thing reasonably - it shop/s.

I use Netflix, Hulu and other services through VPN. On iOS it wan not a problem to setup 3 different accounts for 3 different markets US,UK and Poland. Also, because EU itself (inside) is almost like USA (travel and work wise) I don't understand why MS choose to divide EU market so much.

It is like if you by WP and are registered in NY once you move to California you will not get access to local apps registered in California Marketplace. Same thing here I live in Poland and in UK. I got back accounts in those 2 places I need to be able to get the apps I want without loosing those from different region I already had (paid for).

And I miss VPN for the times when I am away/abroad.

Any ideas if WP8 will be different here to WP7.5?
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] eyeb:
MS has been hit with monopoly/other laws in EU for a while now, each EU country has their own set of laws, might be why there are different EU markets... now why this doesn't apply to apple/google I have no idea :S

not based on location, but different carriers have different apps hidden by google :S this could be same as your EU markets?
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galtom:
Still with Android this is a child play to get them anyway. With iOS, free stuff from any itunes store is easily available only WP is a problem. Shame as I really like Lumia 920... but since GxSIII is and will be much cheaper and without any issues mentioned above I might go with it :(
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vladzaharia:
You legally shouldn't be able to access apps from other markets unless you're physically in that market. There's a reason why the app isn't available in your market. It's due to copyright issues. Netflix, hulu, etc aren't available in Poland, or UK, or wherever, because they don't have a right to distribute their libraries to those countries. You accessing that is going against this limitation.

Tl;dr: Windows Phone does it right by only allowing one marketplace per device. However, people should be able to switch what it is when they move, limited to a certain amount of times per year to prevent abuse like what you're trying to do.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ROCOAFZ:
I do believe i read somewhere wp8 will have vpn support.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galtom:
That is good news... question remains about apps from other markets or like in Android case form other than market sources...

Would SGS III be a good chopice instead of Lumia 920 (big screen Netflix and VPN should work)... it shpuld be quite a lot cheaper than Lumia 920...
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ATHORNFAM2:
i would have to certainly go with windows phone 8
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galtom:
Me too. If only I could resolve my two issues - access to VPN servers and availability of apps from different regions (iPlayer form UK and Netflix from US) I would not hesitate even for a higher price.

At the moment I got to go with SGS III and Android :( (I miss Nokia Drive and Music and Nokia itself already) :(
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lynxxx:
For hd2 WP7.5 every market is open with market enabler. You can install all Nokia apps, all HTC app, all Samsung apps, etc. On a "rooted" HTC HD2.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galtom:
Ok, interesting.

This means that such a trick should also be available to at least some Nokia phones...

I have to say that I like the design of new Nokias. Not to mention that on every meeting 50% have their iPhones, rest has some Samsung, HTC or Sony devices and 100% of the time I am the only raisin with old school Nokia. :) Now ti seems that some folks are getting jealous... :)

Any way... HD2 is quite old device and hardware wise can not be as efficient as new 2011/2012 headsets, right?

+ there is one more issue - this trick has to work on WP8. Even if I can download and install Netflix app on WP7.5, without VPN access it is useless.

One more thought... and a question.

Beside interface... Is (or will be) Win8RT and WP8 the same system? If so... why did MS decided to split it into two? (Is there a forum for WinRT here somewhere? If I could make VPN and those apps make work on RT device I could save some money on my iPad replacemnt - at the moment I got to go with the likes of Samsung Smart PC or Asus 810 - Atom CPU + full Win8 Pro onboard.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcosmin222:
As far as i know, WinRT is a framework for metro app development on Windows 8 and Windows phone(similar to win32, winFX etc etc), whereas WP is...an operating system. WinRT is integrated in Windows Phone due to the shared kernel.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] StevieBallz:
WinRT is the Windows Runtime on which Metro Apps are built in Windows 8

WinPRT is the Windows Phone Runtime on which many Apps für WP8 are built which has similarities with WinRT but they are NOT identical

Windows RT is the ARM based Version of Windows 8 which does not allow for installation of additional Desktop Applications

WP8 and Windows RT presumably use the same Kernel and some system services but above that layer there are substantial differences. (common core, not common OS).

Microsoft and it's product naming - never fails to confuse people.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galtom:
Do you know if Windows 8 Pro (x86) and RT (ARM) will have the same limitations regarding installation of apps as Windows Phone?

And does anyone knows why MS went to all the trouble of creating Windows 8 RT, instead of making Windows Phone "richer" - just as Apple did with iOS.

After all...

Windows 8 RT will not be used on desktop (x86) PC's.

If it will have a desktop mode it will be very limited - I don't suppose we will be able to download (ARM) apps of the internet as with Windows 8 Pro (as we do it now).

It will rune the same apps - just few more because tablets will have different (bigger) screens.

The only difference will be in screen size and in its resolution (but not that big - 1366 x 768 vs 1280 x 720).

Same core of the system in both...

Both RT and WP are to run on ARM devices that only differ in size (ARM tablets are phones with larger screens after all).

In my opinion it would make sense to limit ver of Windows 8 to 2 or 3: Windows 8 Pro (x86); Windows 8 Enterprise (x86 for corporations/business, etc.) and Windows 8 Home (for ARM phones/tablets/hybrids). The only difference in the system for ARM devices would be interface (small - Phone and large "PC style" [or even with option to choose between them - as WP8 looks as it could do nicely on 10" screen] on tablet).

In fact, since you can not buy and install ARM system by yourself as you can not buy a device without it it could all just be Windows 8 - for PC, tablet and Phone.

As in Android.... different devices, different manufacturers = different interface but ONE system ;)
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcosmin222:
You can not run ARM-compiled applications on Desktop Windows (weather it is x86 or x64).

You also can not run desktop compiled (x86 or x64) on ARM.

This is because the machine code between the two is different.

ARM apps can run on Desktop without big differences after they are recompiled.

Windows Phone 8 apps and Metro apps for desktop should be equally as constraint due to shared kernel. There might be some phone-specific stuff which might not work on desktop though. I haven't tried building any metro app yet to give you a detailed answer.

I don't know why you got to the conclusion that WinRT does not run on x86 desktops though....cause it is plain wrong.

WinRT is a framework for Metro apps, not an operating system.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galtom:
WinRT is an operating system and it is very close to Windows Phone. I suspect that in future we will see both of them grown into one.

WinRT is an ARM version of Windows 8 and as you said your self it will not run Windows 8 "Desktop" software.

What is more I suspect that it will not run (without some additional changes and work) even the apps wrote for x86 Metro - it looks the same but it ain't the same.

However I see no reason why it should not run "straight out of the box" apps from Windows Phone. After all it is exactly the same hardware (in phones) as in Windows RT devices.

Imagine you wrote an app A for "Metro" in x 86 and app B for WP.

If you have 3 devices (with free access/jailbroken) - 1 with Intel and Win8PRO, 1 with WinRT (lets say Tegra3) and 1 of the WP 8 phones what iI suspect is:

A will run (as is ) only on Win8PRO

B will run (as is) on RT device and Phone.

http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/46334/windows-phone-8-windows-rt-separate-for-now - although thois article says that Win8Pro and WinRT are almost the same (unlike) WP... in my opinion it is much closer from WinRT to WP than from WinRT to Win8Pro.

Still, all those 3 are much closer to each other than iOS and MacOS - this means a lot less work for developer and much bigger opportunities.

My question from the post above was quite different. (but I am afraid we go off topic from the main subject - if you prefer to move this post to the right place - I dont mind)

In Win8Pro (I hope) I will have the same freedom I ever had with Windows. This means I can use Windows Store (if I want to) or I can download and install any thing else (with x86 code) from any other source.

Q1: Is it true for both modes - desktop and "Modern Interface" or will be installation of apps for "Modern" interface limited to MS own shop only?

Q2: If I start a program that can run in both modes (desktop/modern) like IE or Chrome (in future) will programs own interface change smothly with system or in reality "desktop mode" and "modern interface" require two separate programs. So if I start Chrome in desktop and move on to "Modern" I will have to start it again and both can run alongside (in the RAM) as two different browsers?

Q3: WindowsRT (ARM devices) it will have limited desktop mode I believe, and as I understand it will not allow for installation of ARM software from outside the Marketplace as WP does today. So even if one of you will write an ARM app I will not be able to use as easily as I could if it would be made for Win8PRO - correct?
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcosmin222:
Q1) You can install the App on your local machine if you have the Visual studio 2012 and the source code. You will need to upload the thing to marketplace in order to install somewhere else. The compilation produces a .appxrecipe file which is opened by the Windows Store app. The Store looks for the app online and if it doesn't find it...no install >.>

Haven't found a side-load mechanic so far.

Q2) It will require two separate programs.

One will be compiled using a desktop specific framework like WPF or WinForms, whereas the second requires WinRT.

WinRT is not an operating system, it is a framework similar to .NET(WinFX)-> this is the main reason why it is called Windows RunTime

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Runtime

Actually, Ill try making a mock Metro app and see what happens.

The only similar aspect between the Arm and Desktop versions is the presence of the shared kernel, which is in fact, only shared through its features, cause the base code is different.
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galtom:
If WinRT is not an operating system than what sits in ARM ver of surface tablet or in this device: http://tablet-news.com/2012/09/28/samsung-ativ-tab-ready-for-pre-order-coming-at-the-end-of-october/ - because it is not Windows 8 PRO I can tell you :)

Regarding you answer for Q2: that truly SUCKS! They went through trouble of making useless version of Win 8 for ARM tablets that is not Win 8 nor WP8 and will be more expensive that iOS/Android competition... but the did not write ?modern interface" in x86 way....

For a guy like me, Mr Average Joe it makes things even more f..ed up. I will have platform segmentation within 1, single device.

Now I will need 2 browsers, 2 mail clients, etc... and even swapping between modes will be like swapping between separate devices...

This is pure crazy!!!

I would not mind having to wait a bit for programs to change their layout and look (like when you now change them on Win7 and everything goes black& white for a moment or when one switches between "traditional Windows" and AREO style - that is what I was expecting.... as it looks now I am not so sure I still want Windows 8 on any of my devices.... :(
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mcosmin222:
The thing running on tablets is Win 8 without the desktop part.

You do not need two mail clients/browsers/whatever.

On Windows Desktop 8, you can continue to use your desktop (which is an app within Metro) and continue to work in a Windows 7-like enviroment. The only thing missing is the start button, which has been replaced by the Metro screen, which is better imo for finding apps than the Start menu if you configure it properly.

You can continue to use your desktop firefox/chroome/whatever and you desktop programs you used on Windows 7 with no problems.

The Metro is only present on desktop computers so that it can help with the tablet-phone-desktop-Xbox interoperability. It is not mandatory, in fact i use it like a start menu to quickly launch desktop apps more than anything else. In fact, Metro apps have quite huge limitations, and inevitably you will need to use the desktop to get to files hidden on your computer.

I've written this replay from a firefox browser within the desktop app on Windows 8, so you can take it for granted:)

Windows 8 is really not as bad as people make it out to be....it gives you lots of choices and you can continue to use it like windows 7 if you so desire. It has tremendous performance optimizations though...boots in 3 seconds for me(sometimes even faster).
[Windows Phone 8 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] galtom:
But those tablets are not x86 devices... + MS themselves is calling this Windows RT to make it clear it is not the same as Win 8 Pro.

What is more, ARM tablets are exactly the same as phone (same architecture, SOC's, etc.) just bigger screens...

When you say I do not need to browsers...than what do you suggest I run in the Metro style if (as you said previously) it is not the same app that runs in a desktop mode?

Or... if I start browsing the web browser in a Metro mode what I would want (and what I know now will not happen) is to see my browser with open sites displayed on the task bar once I go to desktop mode.

At least for me this would be a unifying experience... If the Metro mode will be completely separate from desktop mode I might as well stay on Win 7 and get w new device just with metro mode on it (ARM tablet)....

Please tell me I am wrong!!!!

I do not care too much about ARM ver. of Win8 (RT) as I do not plan to get it...

but if Win8Pro means it will be like two separate systems on one device it is scary.

At this point it looks like MS is saying rubbish... as its new interface is not really an interface... its a (almost) complete different system running alongside in a PC.

So... I can not start my program (I understand it would have to have a modern look prepared) in desktop (like today Classic Windows) style and move to modern (or for Win 7 Areo) style and still have the same program with just different layout/look bu the same data on the screen. Yes :(

If so.. I need to have two browsers to be able to see web sites in both modes, two mail clients..etc...