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[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] masterdeki:
Ok,I have app in one rom that I want to transfer to another rom (installed on hd2),how can I do that?

I tried this-on my PC pulled apk file from rom,then connected hd2 via usb and copy that apk file to sd.Then with root explorer transfered apk to system/apps and after that tryed to install apk by clicking on it and all I get is Aplication not installed.

Help?
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] Marvlesz:
Try Titanium Backup (from google play/market)

Install Titanium Backup on both Roms, back up the app(s) from ROM 1, restore to Rom 2.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] mengfei:
I use "android assistant" for that purpose But f it came default with the ROM it will not make a backup of it.

give the link a try

- How not to Google Play when using diffrent roms so as not to always go to Google Play or if data/ wifi is not available.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] dermarks:
Maybe this is something for you:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1814755
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nishainchn:
Hi Guys,

Any good apps for HTC Desire C comes with Android 4. pls provide the url to download it.

Regards,

Nisha

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[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] someone755:
Why did you create an account on a DEVELOPER forum to ask what apps run on your phone...?

...

Anyways, since you 'new (and lousy) desire' owners are (mostly) complete noobs, I forgive you.

I'd go with PES 2011, since 2012 won't run on your phone (weak processor)

Another thing (if it works) would be NFS shift

and Gameloft's Backstab HD

and Asphalt 5

and Nesoid (with the tetris+mario bros+world cup ROM)

and Fruit ninja

and Achtung, die kurve!

and Minecraft PE (along with PocketInvEditor)

and that's about it, but I'm not sure if half of these will run...
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] intel007:
Why don't you have a little respect mate:rolleyes:

So your saying almost anyone who owns a desire c is a noob...... Well how rude, that's a pretty poor judgement.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stankyou:
That's pretty poor understanding. The guy's grammar is not good but I can understand that he is directing his insults to the OP... Not everyone with a DesireC. Anyway I can't sleep so I'm nitpicking. :D

via xda app
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattish.91:
Is it possible to mix two roms? like, Omega v26 and paranoid android 2.13? like adding settings from paranoid to Omega and be able to use dpi 160 in Omega, what would it take to mix them.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] slaphead20:
A miracle?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amosljl1995:
No way. Unless you are a developer.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] JJEgan:
Is it possible to mix two roms?

It all depends upon exactly what you want to mix .

The two roms you mention unlikely to mix anything .

I used a very very mixed rom with bits from here there and everywhere . But all stock Samsung based .

jje
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nooktablet:
I heard this does not apply to our display. But I'm not sure

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF300T
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] krhainos:
The backlight is the highest consumer of power in the display -- so lowering it would be the best thing.

Otherwise, the LCD draws the least power when all pixels are white (no subpixels active). Power is consumed when a color is displayed. So displaying black activates all three subpixels, so it consumes the most power. This is such a miniscule difference in the grand scheme of things, there are other ways you can conserve power.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vap_66:
There should be a positive effect on AMOLED displays, but that's not the case for the TF300T.

Trimis de pe Motorola Defy
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smallvan:
I have rooted my GNex and flashed ARHD + Trinity kernel with using volume down + power entering into fastboot mode.

After my second time reflashed ARHD, the volume down + power returns me into Odin mode. Though I can back to fastboot by using volume down & down + power, is there any way to reclaim the pressing of volume down + power into fastboot mode?

Many thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Petrovski80:
?? What bootloader version do you have? I cannot access the bootloader with volume down + power. Never could.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smallvan:
The bootloader version is PRIMELC03.

This is the GNex newly brought for my friend. It could enter into bootloader by pressing volume down + power before I reflashed a custom rom. My own GNex can enter bootloader with volume down + power. Wired :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Impossible. You cannot boot into the bootloader by volume down and power -- that is download/odin mode. Bootloader is volume up and volume down and power. If your device is booting into the bootloader with only volume down and power, that means your volume up key is stuck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smallvan:
Thanks and perhaps I have mixed up with HTC One X or use extended power menu to enter bootloader for too long. Anyway, use volume up & down + power to enter bootloader now.

Silly me.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IamMartin:
Just wondering if there's a modem, compatible with Jelly Bean, that allows for the phone to utilise the 850MHz spectrum? I've got the i9300T that runs faster on Vodafone Australia's 850MHz network as there's better coverage for it in Australia. I'm using Wanamlite 3.6 and I can't flash an old i9300T modem as I lose sound in voice calls.

Any help would be appreciated.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chrismast:
Look for the modern that in general, it includes all available modems, also the 9300T once. In addition you can also fix the frequency of the phone in the menu.

edit: here you go and this is the instruction I did for changing the frequency
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] josetann:
Ok, I have a voice changer app that I want to use with the screen off. Ideally I'd start the app, turn on real-time processing, then turn the screen off. Currently, it only runs when the screen is on, as soon as I turn the screen off the app stops all voice processing. Screen needs to be off so the battery will last longer, and so the settings can't be changed accidentally (so touch has to be disabled as well).

I either need the app to keep running in the background, or have the screen turn off but not actually locked (I dunno the right term, but if the screen was off and didn't accept touch input, but the phone thought the screen was on...that'd be fine).

Closest I've found is to edit the AndroidManifest.xml file to set it persistent, then make it a system app. This will take me a while to figure out, and not even sure it'll work.

Is there some simple solution I'm overlooking? I've seen an app that turns off the screen with help from the proximity sensor...but I want the screen off whether it's in my pocket or lying on top of a table.

Edit: I tried some apps that use the proximity sensor to turn off the screen; as soon as the screen goes off, the voice changer app just stops. I have no idea what's triggering it (if the phone is actually entering a sleep state, or if the app is specifically watching for the screen to go off and suspends itself). Thought that might be a workaround, but nope.
[HTC One S] craigspc:
Hello,

I’ve got a One S (S4 version) that’s driving me crazy. Can you help me please?

I bought this phone second hand – hoping that I could fix it up and give it to my mum for her birthday. It looks immaculate, but it was sold because the previous owner couldn’t get it out of a boot loop.

When I received the phone, the first thing I did was to hook it up to the charger. As soon as the charger was connected, the charging LED came on, but then after about 5 seconds (without pressing the power button), the device turned its self on and begin rebooting at the “Quietly Brilliant” screen. It wasn’t the usual “Quietly Brilliant” screen though… There was a progress bar in the top right hand corner, indicating that it was trying to flash something. The progress bar went from 0-100% twice, then after a pause of about 20 seconds – it rebooted again. This process would repeat endlessly

After a lot of messing around, I managed to get into the bootloader. The status was “Tampered – Relocked”. At this point, I downloaded and flash the latest RUU (2.31). However, even though the RUU flashed successfully, it still boot loops. The only difference is that the “Quietly Brilliant” screen no longer has the progress bar in the top right corner (it’s just the normal boot screen now).

After this, I unlocked the bootloader via HTCDev and flashed CWM recovery. The flash was successful , but trying to access recovery also fails. It just sits on a screen with the “for development purposes only” warning for a few seconds, then reboots and follows the same boot loop sequence as before.

Does anyone know whether I’m wasting my time on the phone? At this point I’m very worried about flashing things, because I never know how much juice is left in the battery. If I hook up the charger, the charging LED does come on, but only for a matter of seconds. After 5-10 seconds, the charge LED goes out and the device automatically fires up into a boot loop. It’s impossible to power down the device when it’s connected to the charger. It will turn its self back on again! The best I can do is to leave the phone sat in the bootloader, but there is no indication that it’s charging (no LED).

:crying:
[HTC One S] craigspc:
I've just read over my last message and I think the clue is in the way this thing turns on by its self when connected to power. I bet some water has got into the phone and caused a mess inside. I think it might be time to get the screwdrivers out.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] intheb0x:
Coming from mainly Samsung devices I'm used to having apps where I can tweak gamma settings and really make the colors pop.

Wondering if something like this is available for the Lte?

I know super amoled is completely different then s lcd but I miss my poppy colors lol

Thanks
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] om4:
I remember there being a calibration app but it required some modification before installing the app and cm6 was a requirement so it's not gonna work on anything recent but someone might know some utility. Problem is that android doesn't have any native color management that I know of
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] intheb0x:
So I take it those options on the amoled screens were built in and easy to access?

I don't recall such apps for my og or 3d now that I think about it.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] OdayAllDday:
You can try Screen Adjuster...not sure if thats exactly what you're looking for or not.
[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] om4:
Right, like I said android as far as I know does not support native color management. It would be a good for google to add it considering they use android for everything from phones to TVs and set top boxes

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That's close enough to what they are looking for.
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kassim_soft:
Hi all I want rom Arab or full Arab support not only messages but the writer in programs

I want a solution

Does the system to change android ?
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rafik3603:
no for 7.5 mango but wp7.8:laugh:
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] lathera:
the only windows device that can take android atm is the htc hd2

as for proper support with the interface it will come only with windows phone 8... i am hoping for this to come in with 7.8 but i wuld be happy with site support for rtl languges as for the moment not all incodings are supported

you can get a keybored for rtl languges in one of the other sections of the windows phone software development forums

search for native keybord for windows phone 7 and you will find it... just read the instructions carfully before you install any thing
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] liviohd7:
wp7

Hi all I want rom Arab or full Arab support not only messages but the writer in programs
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leopardclows:
I need the full arabic support too ...

but when shall we expect it ???

no matter which OS version is going to have it

:confused:
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kassim_soft:
Thank you ((lathera))
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leopardclows:
you can say thanks by pressing the "thanks' button under his name
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shayben:
I tried installing Native Keyboard on Deepshining 6.0 OS 7.8 with no luck, has anyone managed to get it to work?
[HD7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leopardclows:
Same problem with me
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] aoverment:
I have attempted to install CWM Recovery on the Samsung i747 (Bell Mobility). At first, I flashed the Recovery using Odin and could only access the stock recovery. I soon found out after searching the forums that the phone writes over the recovery on next boot with the stock recovery.

I then read that I should turn off auto-reboot in Odin and after installing the recovery, pull the battery and reboot directly into recovery. Upon doing this (holding volume up, home and power), I get a quick flash of the Samsung boot screen with the blue text at the top and then a blank screen for a few seconds, the phone vibrates and reboots normally. It seems like the recovery is corrupted and no matter how many times I re-flash the recovery in Odin, I can't boot into it.

Download mode works normally and the phone boots normally. I need to be able to fix the recovery, even if that means recovering the stock recovery.

Does anyone have any idea how I could do this?

Thanks!
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] liltitiz:
Are y ou rooted?
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] 98XJ:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739426

Follow the proper directions for adb push of clockwork. Two methods easy as it gets. No need for odin past acquiring root.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] aoverment:
Yes, rooted.

I am rooted now, yes.
[AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus Samsung Galaxy S III] Tiffany84:
As soon as you see that Samsung logo with the blue at the top, let go of the power button but continue to hold the volume up plus the home button until it reaches the recovery screen. If u don't let off of the power button at that point it will boot normally.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] AntekGS3:
I was wondering possible to run a custom ROM jelly bean and have samsung's TouchWiz Camera features? I am currently running CM10 9-17 Nightly build. I love the fast Jelly Bean experience but I do miss the touchWiz camera features and speed. I also want to report bugs such a GPS Lock issues, volume issues with both speakerphone & ear piece speaker.(very loud) Please help because I'd rather just know what to install from others than try a million different ROMs risking brickin my phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] screwyluie:
well there really isn't a million roms... the list is pretty short... if you can follow instructions you won't brick your phone. and besides, these phones are so easy to fix when you screw up

what you're looking for is the JellyWiz rom, based on the leaked tmobile TouchWiz 4.1.1

all in all it works pretty well, not perfect though.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DJSgalaxy:
Well since I can't post in the development thread, I'll ask here since I didn't find my answering search.

I'm on CM10-9/17. Is there anyway to get the camera to save pictures to the external sd card?

Back in my Droidx days, after flashing a particular ROM, someone came up with a flashable apk for the Motorola Blur Camera. What are the possibilities of this happening with the S3?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ddurandSGS3:
google backs up your gallery anyway.

at least on my S3 my gallery has been restored everytime iveflashed a rom
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DJSgalaxy:
When you do a clean install, the contents on /sd card and /ext_sdcard are never touched. That's why the pictures, videos, music and downloads always appear after a flash.

I like to have music, videos and pictures on the external sd card so if I have to send the phone back for any reason I can keep my personal files.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian Gove:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1746611
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] AntekGS3:
I installed the camera 1.62 and now video recording crashes and burst shot is still slow compared to touchWiz, what's up?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DJSgalaxy:
Thank you very much, sir.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian Gove:
It should only crash on recording 1080p. It works fine for me except that. I was posting that more as an answer to saving to your ext SD like DJSgalaxy asked.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] AntekGS3:
Hey I really like jellywiz, it's everything I want from Jelly Bean with all the touchWiz features but I've noticed my headset sounds very low, almost no bass. I thought it was my 3.5mm wire but I plugged my brothers phone in and played music and it sounded fine. Let me know if anybody else out there noticed that issue. Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dnap941:
Wow, great post.

I have the same problem. Would like the touchwiz camera app. it's way faster than AOSP camera on CM10. :(
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] AntekGS3:
Install this rom and you'll get everything you love about Jelly Bean with TouchWiz

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1853337

[ROMS] JellyWiz [RLS4] [9/17/12] By Incubus26jc
[Motorola Photon 4G] Bock Abrams:
I'm currently following this thread:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1343807

To have the battery notification icon report in a resolution of 1%.

But I'm having issues much like of TheChronicDroid http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1343807

I too am missing "framework-res.odex" In my /system/framework directory.

Some information: Stock rooted/unlocked 2.3.4

I am not deodexed, I assume that this is my issue, for which I would have to flash a deoxed rom such as this?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=16328237&postcount=1

I'm asking kindly for someone to double-check that I am on the right path, before I flash.

I'd rather necro the original thread, but I have less than 10 posts

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III General] rommark:
Whats actually better for performance? battery? smoothness?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III General] Toss3:
Battery is almost always better with stock, while AOKP seems a lot faster(no touchwiz to slow it down) and smoother. I for one have always been a fan of CM, but lately I have not really felt the urge to go over to CM, as the stock rom comes with a lot more features and is pretty smooth(enable GPU Rendering and HW Composer). The clock, camera, motion controls etc. makes it a lot more difficult to switch over these days, but one should always try it out for oneself before making up one's mind.
[Galaxy S III General] Kangburra:
I agree, I wanted a phone I could put CM9 or CM10 on but all the Samsung goodies are compelling and I find myself waiting on the next stock leak and not interested in CMx at all.
[Galaxy S III General] hykhleif:
i wish beats audio would work on JB
[Galaxy S III General] BlameUREdiction:
I agree with all of the above. I love CM and AOKP and their unique set of features and vanilla goodies, but Samsung have really done a number on the S3! I find myself flashing the latest leaks almost straight away. They've just included so many useful features into the OS that I've become reliant on that, while I certainly prefer the vanilla look and speed, I don't want to sacrifice such genuinely useful features for it.

Except S-Voice of course, Lloyd* only knows what convinced Samsung it was going to be of any use to anyone - didn't they try it for themselves first?

Mind boggling to say the least. I do have to say though, the latest AOKP build looks mighty interesting with its tablet UI feature - wonder if it's done in a similar way to ParanoidAndroid?

*Android Central reference :thumbup:

Sent from me, swiping my fingers across a piece of glass.
[Galaxy S III General] Astore90:
The jb leak dli8 is siper fast and smooth. no one aokp/aosp is better. 8/10 transitions are very smooth no crash or freeze at all. no tw redraw.
[Galaxy S III General] yken:
CM/AOSP/AOKP roms are always very fast. I flash every kind of these Roms. It would be great port some apk files such as Music player, camera, clock, widgets to work on these roms.
[Galaxy S III General] Toss3:
The latest experimental build from Codeworkx is definitely faster than stock dli8, and smoothness ia pretty much on par. Still a couple of bugs to iron out, but once it gets to a stable release I could see me switching over for good. :)
[Galaxy S III General] melorib:
With SGS1 and 2 I used CM until ICS leaks come out, since then it is not worth the performance "difference", comparing with what we loose :rolleyes:

First thing I do is install GO EX launcher and delete TW :cool:
[Galaxy S III General] rommark:
Where do I download Codeworkx ?

Can I upgrade Codeworkx over DLI8 without wipe?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III General] yken:
TW launcher is and TW framework are different things. Deleting the seclauncher.apk and using go launcher does not make any difference over the whole rom.
[Galaxy S III General] Toss3:
It's available in the CM10 thread. I would advise you to read the instructions before flashing CM10, as it is not exactly like flashing a Samsung rom. :)
[Galaxy S III General] melorib:
It does make all the difference, more costumizable, doesnt look like iPhone, etc :victory:
[Galaxy S III General] irish-sid:
I don't think you get how this works.
[Galaxy S III General] JAMIE1000UK:
Couldnt agree with you more. Every phone ive had has been flashed with CM... The gs2 benefits from it but i have to say it. Touchwizz and the features of the stock rom ie; pop out play, motion controls, smoothness etc.. There just isnt the need to switch for me.
[Galaxy S III General] irzero:
Im using Omega Rom which keeps all the touchwiz features i want but makes it better than stock. Best of Both!
[Galaxy S III General] melorib:
TW only problem is the interface, before it might impair performanmce too, but now it is not relevant :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III General] donalgodon:
That's why I love Vertimus and Domination Theme! Best of both worlds, for the most part. We just saw a post that said JB 1.3.1 will be showing up sometime this week. :)
[Galaxy S III General] KinokoFuhen:
If you want battery, I would recommand using the FoxHound Rom (0.5 now) with Siyah Kernel (included) plus the STweaks Hardcore3boost. That's what I did and my system is still very smooth.
[Galaxy S III General] B3311:
Just turn the volume to Max,same with all EQ settings, fill your ears with ground glass and use the cheapest headphones you can find. Viola! The True Beats Experience.
[Galaxy S III General] juliano_q:
IMO the best is the last stock JB with Samsung bloatware freezed on Titanium.
[Galaxy S III General] Kangburra:
Haha, intentional?

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I agree, it's where I am at the moment. :)
[Galaxy S III General] Jack Barrett:
I don't agree. cm is not that fast compared to latest jellybean leaks. but battery life is better on cm. its so bad in the latest leaks.
[Galaxy S III General] juliano_q:
No, its not. Battery life on DLI8 is basically the same than ICS. If you had problems it was a rogue app or you havent wiped.
[Galaxy S III General] joey jojo:
I agree, however i havent ever wiped and i have loads of random crap apps installed, lol. stiil speedy fast on DLI8 and battery is great for me, still on 70% at bedtime when i plug it in again.
[Galaxy S III General] juliano_q:
Yes, I also havent wiped but sometimes it causes problems. I wiped on DLI2 and then flashed all other leaks without wipe and I have great battery life too.
[Galaxy S III General] Jack Barrett:
i always wipe and never install apps just to test. many others know this drain too. u must be blind or something. 1 day and draining alot. i cant afford to charge it every day.
[Galaxy S III General] irzero:
Omega with bloatware removed is way better